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, 1866-11-26

FIcUE-CrchsuEcd.
GrliS-Whest dun atd lower. Spring x.st,aa0s.
CtE dn11 AID clneed - lower, at 94zS6c Qhr rho3re
ieE. O1ts lorer At fksaec.
Pxo1it1oSx-pEu 4.d lower. Sew mess posk 81 % ;
eIear rides ls1SAc shoulders ic lStd du!t At lie
for ctcIec Eerce.
WH,sKry-Du.i and hover.
, 1866-11-26
Milwaukee Market.


Especial Despatch to tic chicago Trioune.]
MILwACnL, November u.
FLoCR-Dun doNnwath tendency. Sales 9O osls
II tp for supe1iof winter; LOO for donbla extra
city, and &soo29."5 for good country.
GEAN-Wheas better; active tales- =. N. board
SAlcs1 9on bu II &is1@1 SIX for No. :. Noon board
Sales sncco bu 1t e M for No. s1.191s for No.
eis79l.e for Nos. DAts advanced 2xc; &c for No.
.. Cern ateadY. Sales 16o bu No, 1t Sc. Rye TN.
cb4nEed. Sales 10 bu at s3e.
pRor1s1oSs-D1il s2ano for uGw city mcst pork.
uoc-Itve hogs &C better.
Rkex1rr+l, 800 brls nou., = yoe1 bn wheat
SnIFxtST4-seoo bis cour, safoe bu wheat.
AuwACx1L November u.
FLoCF-pun.
GfA1S-whest active; f.-M for Nc L. and q g tos
Sn = Corn gteady At Sc tr No, !. Cats ADVANCED C.
fICK1F1<-1 $50 hrta Eour, s., ,oth hu wheat.
SHtfxIyTe-SLSQ pr;s nouY, ~, ,ei0 bu WHEAT
, 1866-11-26

{Spec.al Despatch 70 the Chicago Tnbuae-1
DETrorr, November n.
Gr-Carth1SenIsu, vaa va1kenburg, EEan, Easte
Wing. Eagle.
loHs-Wtrr41!k.
WlSD-S. r.
DE18oyr, November ..
Tr-Nornlns Light laid up.
Dows-Fleece. Bermuda Wild Rover, Ell Bates,
AcontiAs TAsstar. Eeeanahs. Athtnian, Car. Cot1n
shlan, kluE, Superior, WIlliasus-
WNp-Sou1hwest. Cold
, 1866-11-26

PEcr11An RIsrl1 OF Law CAsE--O. Friday
in tie Circuit Court, wss commenced the trial ofa
casc, Declare 1;i!cy el nj "a. Maria Brewster.
leic Scrora!h aud Eirsm Il. Brewster. her hus-
haLd.'' T:,is 7ctlor oI cjecin,cnt iav2lsiHs
tic potsct ton OF land fronting on North Water
eccu,.,e description Of tie lot Is, lot u block
Ku..is'= addi;lon. The case came o conclusion
on salul Ga', the Jury hnti:s the defendant no,
io- Lew t,isl. IN face Of such motion It would.
rc,hal lie proper to alow The defendant 10 plead
gully.
, 1866-11-26

Our Country Friends can obtain my
aAme:ican," Adams aud United sa:es
the reduced express rates. with bills to collect
dclire:y. Ladies' In xan. OF dress goods. fafs,
millinery, &C., VIII do well to send IN him AftEcrs
ard r,aehtLEsts ordets Will receive propmt atten.
ton- Indeed he Is very scrriceab1e city ttitca
to al in the county wanting 10 bay articles iu
chicago.
, 1866-11-26

and courteous bearing commanded The regard ol
oil who knew him. .
The inIeei viii take place from hia !asc rs.s'
vcnher e6.h, at p. m.
, 1866-11-26

It. Lsuis Market.

F1orrQuiet-
GcAls-Knrst trner. Sales extra spring at =. q
Tom ~ tc bitter, II po<xa for No rt1ea Olts II
brItx;r, At <-
LIKE Fxxlru1-Duli ard ncnin,l-
, 1866-11-26

TOR SALE-Two very handsome Show
Gases, ore outside Casc ard lot ii ShelSfn: and
Gas FIX iures. For sale at bArEaln at 53 Washing
fo1.ht.
, 1866-11-26
5traprS am StolcIs.

nERSONAL-1l Mrs, Mile $. a. s.
u suI IA Tho cl.5 p,.4.e ss.assss X T. chS,ss>
tEYtnE p}acr e{ fsE1FacS q.
, 1866-11-26

navins terminated Ey prescnt engagement In
Ch1caeo. which has been attended BY 3 most
pleasing aud profitable result could not in jas
l!ce 10 my feelings take my departure without
publicly expressing my deep tense Of gratitude
for the great Kindness. extended patronage, and
cordial reception with Which myself and Mr.. ".
Gae been picascd 10 say that the engaeem mt Is
viihput precedent In The annals OF tho drama IL
Chicago. This fact should be attributed aa much
self may possess. But IN either case II 10 most
gratifying. The Remembrance Of which will 70
cherished by The "lrish Boy and iaulee Ell V
for many lorg day. l cannot conclnde s.ithoul
have criticised our dcllncaiions wiss true Kindness
and consideration. Whaling Culcsco and It's IN.
habitarls every blessing which Providence car
best0w,
Ibeg r. remain the
puhlIc's grateful servant.
HARNEY WuIiAN8.
, 1866-11-26

Of Intrinsic ne1il 10. the cure OF chronic dyscn-
tery, chronic and acute dtarhrs. cholera tnoraus
md kindred co.nn1Aints Is to be fnncd In Dr.. O1ea
teutivelv used tn uxvana, Cuba In that c1ps.e
wherr diseases OF the above efass pstr1il 20 N
tic bands Of DI11z.cn, BLocN 1 Co. Also tor
, 1866-11-26

Herrick.a Kid FInH1cr1 arc spread
from resins, balsans and gums on beautiful lid
wants Of females and others. Their application
- untvrtsal-equallE to the strong man, the dell.
cate WOMAN and the feeble inf.nt, To caca and
q. REID i Co., ChIcsgo, III agents.
, 1866-11-26

n GENTS II nnteu- 1ntNu9HUN. TIE
n En,ted states to sell nur new Book. "ADDDTTs
LIVES of the PTEsIbESTs.' from Washington 70
beautifully luuztrated with steel cavrarls-s. TN
ACEoE--I1lE Tr4Es-Tur -HEah. til: r'.Slat style
,he NEST .tfncii1r. uttfl nEI ta1ah'e honss ever
published te .h,- country Io e1ns;cnss ssn's % hs*
no somp-tlon fnhishrrs h.Sh-s s'Mm;,!"n n Il, ,
woIka. !. i. DOT DES. II t!a:z.st C;.'ca-o, III.
4 GENTS Wanted Experienced frs
IA class canva&eerr gentlemen a:lI ladies'. f,- TIE
FKAfEK AT VALLEY FORGE" = Ec~ and .aacaln-
steel rp;xr1Eln; p:!cf St1 Has PECULIAR ftt7h-
mendat1ons which cause tt to b. t.Eltrcd hJ every
American, Of wsatcyer s-rt party. AGENTS erstT"
Nshct1t Highest commission given. Address. :iaup
enclosed. s. s, fsOI1NEN, IL LtarE-st Chicago. IT.
, 1866-11-26
Ch}cskp Pxortslcn mnfket-

t.H21.to; white 33-l5asto- Corn onA; ola 1euo~
Nlt; new 83De- O8ts 58Ss9c.
'F1o1Mloss-Aaa perk $1l.o Lsrd iic.
THfBEKY-J4un \ RI. .4fA4.u.
, 1866-11-26
ITnCs.

Pt1rsErreu November 9..-Tte receipts arc !ncreas-
mr. win good supply i9 The market Tne onls sae,
5lasooaS.5. Tue weather being uafsyorahc. thc5e
viii be large ssts nntl! We have cod spell Mh!eh
may tc looked for At any hour Packers nave tnnEs
II tcadlncss 10 commence operations.
LOUISVILLE, November G:=The market ior hoGa
clsninx ratet The quotations Today were 6Agstc
gross At Tie pens. with email sales. naMiiloa Hto
Eiied nbout 800 TO- day. Un-cr Il Co. Hlll hcgtn eper-
stuns Friday. Receipts lac1casin:. with q ears
b The /. 4 \. r, R.. ana small lots II tho L g.
hiocE II l05c alHo the prAtuct OF SO hoe*. killed ~
Felip Indiana at 12c. packed delivered next "tex-
, 1866-11-26


F1orR-Tne ooc. pAltet y htAvy md eal; ezra
tata,iy Is quntod 1t I'll 51aE-s3 supesant &af0Aa9
,aExn-1hs Pz1ee o1 wheat tso4 daHaXASa se4
, 1866-11-26

Go to N. r. MeertlIsz, Wholesale nnd
1ctall dealer tn kerosene lamps. lanterns, chan
dei!eTs. taL1e caasa w4se, looking Flaases, DC.
Nos. Il and u Randolph ftrret.
, 1866-11-26
New York DFy Goods NtATAeE.
Baltimore unrkeE.

Tho cry fopds trade kbors leAs hopeful uEns The
close Ct Inc has been exhibited ft the for
naer NV 6,yt. There - . hight dcn4na Gos eo0dk,
which II allied p1tces hlghly favorable 70 boycTs bat
, 1866-11-26

FA1eE AlAn4.-The alarm OF dre from boz Is,
=: halEpas, four yesterday morning, proved 70 be
falAe.
, 1866-11-26

Co1sntesa Aromatic Vegetable Soap.-
\ trpet1or Toilet Soap, prepared from fttncd
Vegetable OILS. IN combination with alyeettoe,
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies and
washing properties uursralled. Fo, sale by all
DRUGGISTS. mrlah9it-lyAAw
, 1866-11-26

.DARTNER-Want with $50
l. and cne with tSe0. 70 ensaec in an established
business. Arply It 100 Mallls son-st, Room 4.
DARTNER-Wanted- wnnt part
capital JON IN cstsblI-hed aad s.an'c bust.
nesF fate tie wafehoutc. aud am well aad favor.
ably known to the trate. nAn ~Ith \ clear record
may control the nuanccs II he desires, and tho hr%ned
viii pn! from IS 70 10 PR ceut PER anlnM- Addresa
DARTe ER-N ansed-A young man
with SscA to }nr advertiser 1t, ltcht
lug hEs1css- .Az1,clc. commanding Traiy sac tvrsy
10.
, 1866-11-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Like MaStc-The certainty and quick-
nc-e with which Co.'s CoCau BAL<AM cures
Coughs. Colds, Cronp, and lung difficulties: Give
70 Tie children when attacked with Coughs aud
oace: rLysicia1s say it Il the best cough medl
cine In lhe world,
, 1866-11-26
THE CITY,

Entsp J,ux IN TUE t11c,11 coCnT.-A special
@,oire yss issucd un Saturday for grand juy IA
tht ct,caI Court, OF notiot ol the Ststc'a Attos-
rrr. The ,rfusu will be made on Friday next.
, 1866-11-26

sc,n1rr.- Hoyc.-A epcctal meeting Of the
pon,a n, Mauare.F ofthc soldiers' nons will be
held Oh Monday. a, h.lfpast two o'clock p. m..
in tle rcccas Of the Young Mcu'a Christian
Association, corner Of Clark and Washington
r. tfpsatE
, 1866-11-26
Miss Tenne.ree, zhe Grra. Magnetic

Mi*a Tenne9sec, Inc Great MaEnctle
poetress and Clairverant has established m ir-
above sNaE1ison street, wheer ehe may ho coz
suited al matters pertaining to life and health.
s.ait, and r1re Information OF great Importance
10 the inquire. Parz1yxed persons made 10 walk
In few d.xJ. Cancera extracted. root and
a~e Of knife, OF Instrument, Or pain. Con.u1oa-
ticn. asthn,s, and al diseases o; the nervous sys
ten, epilepsy, ftk, rheumatism, nspsalgsa. drs-
and Ill diseases Of ,sshe blood, treated with likn
1cce1esAl resnlts. 1tipse not able to ca!i per-
tonaily. may addrrsa 1eek Box o9.6, Post Otace,
Chicrso Illinois The poor literally deal, with.
A chic Euarruteed in every case.
A &ure Pile CuFe--Dr. 4sNbeFttH Pile
lnst.umcnt positively cures the worst eases Of
piles, scuk hy mail on receipt Of 81 Clreulx-E
frce. Sold BY drugris1s. Agents wanted every
6e5 H.padway. New ToEk
, 1866-11-26

An excellent aIticle.-Mr. Wlns1ovv's
Soothing Syrup u excellent article for all ela
eases Of children. II relieves the child from
pain regulates tho stoms: ard boWels, and By
cistne hr1lth to the child comforts sud rests the
mother. During the process OF teethi1c ~ valqe
thc bowels.
, 1866-11-26

Rheumatism Of Ycarns Standing ls
being daily cured by few doses Of Metcalfe'a
GreAi Rheumatic Remedy. LoaD i SMITH,
Arenis
, 1866-11-26

se1oy Rcc1SsoS's Sovx--So1on Robinson,
The y,;,rar agricultural editor. kas written
noyel 10. The New York NffH9J tribune. The
,,,,,1,c,,,cn will commence On the fifth Of De-
rcnts.r' See advertisement IL another column
, 1866-11-26

The Purex1 and SyEreeea Cod Liver
OE In the world manufactured srosa frrah. healthy
livtrr upon the Ehore, III. scrset tlJ pnrc aud
sweet Ask tor Hazard catwellfs Cod LIVER
0il.~ manufactured By C4svE11, MACE s Co.,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
, 1866-11-26

Tr, CASE OF y1i:7rE vs. G1BsoS-A noticc OF
,t:!5 Csc a;.re.ied IN our cola1ans some time
t:.rt, "a wb!lh teri.-s Of charges ws.e reported
Vstre / fo,.,on, publishers, Of LouIon md New
I,.9, ae.:u~t Nj John u. Gibsou The charges.
V.:sl. ~e.c r,any, were in the Recorders Cnur.
I.uLtci 70 ore oi simple larceny, as!l ihe Grand
c.a-.rts not Being proven.
, 1866-11-26

observation-disclosures Erans, Of Colorado. has
tr.: coatlhutcd twenty-five thousand dollars to
Ike So.;hucftesu University, at Etanston. f9E Ine
eni1ov:rrut Of clair Of Mental aud Moral Phi
ln.aple,
, 1866-11-26

The "SrErE,st" eA1r--In our rectnt notice
o. .hc Surprise Oats, the number Of bushels per
ec1c vi. incorrectly suited. II should have read
..,a ha4heIs," c. II. Van Olinda. OF Sandwich,
pe ksh County, Illinois. l. The proprietor Of this
trl.y .uFpt.IrG variety,
, 1866-11-26

lIcAI Tor TIE FElESDtEss.-Ihia noble instE-
:;!i.,s 1. dotrg much 10 reliese the totrows Of
la, lar:c class who are foand in this cltJ-wothy
sn5 nsrdy woten ard children, the helpless or
p!'cn sLd thc lontIy wido~-And as work Is con
tss:tly increasing. Outing the months OF August
aid September last there we're received over one
l1Ldra ot H,it class per mor:h, ard during tn:
Sraz It's i.sFtJ eight huLdrcd. Probably nn1
thousand OF tttse dest;tule homeless oueA vi
have ic.n received, Ted. lodged and pAtly clothe,
III the course Of 1s-C. This great aud charitable
wc1l reeest1tatee larse expenditure -aboui ttty
resources but The eon.rGationr .: tbs benevolent.
A. lie at-nual Thanksgiving seseon approache.
III, atpeal 10 ali ihosc. In city or country WI
pi,h Il co eontthirc 10 letscn tie great sum O
nrmnu misery 10 iorsa1d donations o. IaapcJ
vcrr.etIcs or other food, and clothing, nad -
mn snL,ayuf 10 beetow their bcneiaclinna only
nr;u lie orthy 2oor, the charitable may thus irs,
assured tta1 thrIr gifts win b. rneh less Ilkey I,
b. Tiespprcp1isted tnau II they were Gisea sst,t:
i,c rcif 10 Rev. Z. Boring, Secretary, ~ Wsst
Nra,sor e::cct, and produce aud eio:hinS :" The
iiumr to1 the Fnrudles Is" cIe 9! M0t' .. SanE
III W=hash a7cauc. Nearly all the eailf9t1s
irarxpc,, Contributions without charcn As IAN
ilirs aud ftend- gathe, around she cheerful tAnie
en- TlarLt giving Day. . enjoy ths ho1Aues WIN
wt.ch Inc, arr ktessed, they should remember tne
ssonr who arc always With us and tnelude The
5ocsr,ol,n1 institution In thrit bcaetA:uons.
, 1866-11-26

Prue.InG.a PuFe Cider Vinegar will
preserve pickles. aud Is warranted pure. Ask
yerr grocer fer no M e.he9 Hpesa-. l5rE;.. worEs
PrIs.trc, S3s and 3l1 State s:.eet, Chicago.
, 1866-11-26

y1s>x, Acc,pEx7-sasur1ay morning about
nice O'clock tue lark .tF. B. Gasdaer, in tow OF
Ias lug "Ctawf,rd,'' In attempting to pass The
propeller :" 1;ackus, co1lided With he Lake street
h.ilcc causln1 The }ofs Of he. bowspttL and des-
;rusi ing ab. I'll ,h.:ty fett OF !hs ra!tn:, Of the
Gvlsy 10 the csoude who we:e waiting to cross
, 1866-11-26

s7nArEp.1A span Of eorrel roam carriage
te.-eS, ih white faces and feet, straye3 on Suu-
CAY. They arc fort ard 1vc ycars old, and Lad
CT t.1tvrs 4 liberal trward is offered to any on
returning OF giving information Hhcre they may
hc found 10 b. u. Chap,n, No. a North Carpenter
EIreNI
, 1866-11-26

Died, In this city, on Friday morning, Norcm.
bef I'd aer some week. sexe,e i'}nfs,, ,s;. rom On
or Ecy. j. Clinic, q Bellevtlle. canAa4 West
Nr. Clinic vxs endowed With great meat.1 e!f+,
improved by liberal education. Abont nc asc
tl5 brcame naa4tcr Of The practical details ot sae
business. He was subsequently, cnEn"Ea n tne
cdftorshtp Of the Sta't tm1a. al BaWnsnS1llt. Ean
ada West lie came 10 this Oily few ycas1 eiEte'
and from impaired health. needing active snploY-
taeat, be hceame huk!ness agent Of the BdHEin9
lishmeht In January last As gentleman mr,
Clinic wa. above Eepsoteh. his refined uann=fs
, 1866-11-26

Paper HAustngs and Window Shades
1t greatly reduced prices, F. E. R1gby. 81 fess-
dolpht(,
, 1866-11-26
M i H II I L D.

Seeds in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .!
Avery fair INJURY prevails for clover At f3!SG591
pcr busieI Timothy remains Qulet ot u. .6s3l5. An
ha1 seed at Is 20.
, 1866-11-26

Tl.:H,rcH TO OMAHA Cr1Y.-~Ihe Train OF the
Southwestern Ra:ltoad, which leaves this city Oh
Men6ay rG!0!Es, at eight O'clock, viii run
1h:c.cn to Wooah;ne. a point 1h'1r-1ve miles
mi side Of Ou,nta City NJ Daldwist news
a,:c1. of,hl- tr. has comptetcd kis Arrangements
- ;n.y.ia the Cltcaco TnlAtSr through TO that
rttt aid 10 umaba hereafter without loss Of
ltxfs.
, 1866-11-26
Aaatbtrtrrp.
A1St altD TDultE.

r OS-S10.0O Reward-For Lsdies
al The nndtf will pleA4e leare lac ANS 1t HALT
REQ6 II a1k - 6oath CAkE
, 1866-11-26

FEE.-Aboat t!Aec O'Clock on SATURDAY after
Lcca Gn alarm as sounded from box twcuty lght,
lLl ti,c t:e proved to be al soEe distance from
;--t .4ea:ion: tng u tho t~o-s'oIy f.ams & Ec...
tec.iA street, owned and occupied By Il =.
Jtu1aLd, Ell. Of she 1ism oi Durand Bros. 4
raacr4 V hu:cscle crocers. The Garacs originated
i; tic buti.:a OF ue :Ee OF tho eouth side Of The
Lease, tnG burned the wood work alous sile
l.iI,rey tr 20 hi roaf, eprcad!ns oni II tue
i, ='-!r~ cs.u-. 1hr roof vas aiso injured by
Il. ,isc srd h being eas through 10 admit !hc
:,...I by th.c ,.ater. tie handsome lutnitare
III ,tcu:'. ,>e1y RON beng completely soaked.
:.Et ,:cr Il Il ILlr1- An UNNECESSARY amoaDI
:: ..;y stAat, tra.c, ARC eo:,id have been easily
1t CO. BY sir k.e strc@n-
lLr Ill .o;pt o. los e1n uuly No estimated, bal
VII: 1,,unasly he from $1,hN 10 fs.fn. tbs
hc:se a.d fa11.i,nf. wcse Insured for <1,tsu. As.
lcr....l ltHcr.s the ccIapaIy TO be lhe Lumber
.::..t Tie Insurance was placed by +. L
, 1866-11-26

ttA.rEoAns-CnASGE OF TIxE.-On md aftcs
Heycm..c, 18th, trnius viii, leave Chicago on the
Elcl: ls,2ra Eallroad at s:C1 4. H. aud !i5 D. m
.ui 1t Accommodation. 4:OO p. m. Arrive In Chi
c.4ua; 3:i5 L., 1s9 p. NJ, and Joliet Accommo-
t.l.ck III !i'; a.. IL.
III the llllnoi. Central Railroad, passenger
will tca," aftcr sunday II $40 m i-UJ p
HYDE Pail al GU 4. N :, la:lo ,. rn.- Sd p. H. and
- i r.Aryi'ns ii 1i:J' r. n, t45 T.. N. Kan
kakvc Il. -, NJ. end from hyde Iask at as q.
&. 50 s IT,, 1:.sj p. I'll. sud 1:sO p. m.
til tic MIchisan Centrsl Railro&d, pssscnee.
'lis Ill ..a.r alcr -undav, s5tn fustant- fol-
!: rs: Nu,1Is Express. t:uu !. m.; Day express,
l,s.. :rt i. NJ; Sa:utuAr:, to Niles only, S45 p.
y. viii urti.~: No-tin. E=sEese, $40 ,. n; Day
iA,e.., 1s:'u p: m; EseninE Express, tiou 4 n.
sL..- i.:p' =. ia
Indianapolis. Louisville ! CiscinnaI. trsins eia
S:.ls n cr,!!si sa.i.oad. l;3ss AZ 7;o S.1 Saa
8. m.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23
Rags Rags F.!

Bring all your rags to the Home Journal
Office, Bring them in old sacks and be
sure they are all cotton. We will give the
highest market price and pay cash.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23

drew Johnson, and calling myself, with
other true men, copperheads, because
we would not perjure ourselves for a
seat in the Legislature, as some are
willing to do to secure a seat in Con-
gress.
Lo!TuE room NEGRO! ~,
I want those negro worshippers up
in Boston to read the folio wing state
mcnt of facts, and if Bill Stokes, oshis
friends, want the proof, they can be
Accommodated with it by calling on the
undersigned, either by letter orthrough
the public prints. The facts | wish to
notice are these: First, that less than
three years ago, by order of Bill Stokes
two ofthose poor negroes, for whom
he manifests so much sympathy up 10
Boston, were shot without trial; and
further, that he announced to the peo-
pie ofhis District, publicly, that he was
opposedto negro suffrage, and charged
Mr.. Hood, one of his opponents, with
being in favor Of negro testimony, and
beat him upon that ground.
HOW STOKES WAS ELECTED.
Stokes also declared upon the stump,
that under the franchise law, all rebels
who had taken the amnesty oath were
entitled to vote, and ought to be enti-
tie to hold office, and upon that plat
form he was elected to Congress. Now,
] want honest men to determine wheth-
or he or Andrew Johnson have fragrant
ly abandoned their constituents and
their party and want Mercer to tell
the public why he calls upon Bill
Stokes to sec to the appointing ofRev-
cnue Assessors, in preference to call
ing on good and true men, who are
there faithfully and honestly represent
ing true men Of Tennessee who elected
them, and who are laboring honestly
with our patriotic President, to save
the constitution and the Union, which
has been so hagrantly deserted by such
men as Sumner, Stevens, Stokes,
Brownlow and others, and who are
now laboring to build up Goldfish
ar~istocratic, consolidated despotism to
be governed by negroes and traitors.
Respectfully,
A. C.. GARRETT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23

No CHOLERA IN THE. COUNTRY THIS
S~uMMER.-It is fast becoming the gen
eral opinion among medical men that
we are to have no cholera in this coun
try this summer. Able medical prac
titioncrs and journals pronounce the
character of the epidemic changed
from what it was in former years and
say that it is not SO apt to spread as
formerly. The health of this city is
unusually good, the continued cool
weather is favorable for health, and
should the Board of Health discontin'
nc its efforts to Brighten the people by
magnifying every case of diarrhGa in,
to cholera we shall probably entirely
escape its rayages.-.N, \. Herald l5M
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23
GENERAL Scorr.--A New York lette

GENERAL SCOTIA New l Ork letter
says:
Already scandal is busy with his
name. His family relations were not
happy, hut dishonor never crossed his
threshold. The fair maiden of Rich
mond who, nearly fifty years ago be-
came his wife, died IN exile from his
home, but not from his hdart. His az
lection was not demonstrative. How
ever he may have loved his wife and
children, he rarely manifested it. In
1862 his wife died at Rome. An cs-
arrangement had grown up between
them, and his irasciblc temper was as
signed as the cause. Since her death
this Feasibility increased, and when his
own days were closing he had become
ali exile from affection. He died in the
presence of a few military friends.
There was but one hand in which
coursed Il drop of his own fiery blood
to press his brow as it grew cold in
death. In taking him from the world,
death did not snap one cord Of pure
affection.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23

j. +. II. Claiborne, it is reported, ia
living in New Orleans, for the facilities
it affords him for completing his histo-
ry Of the late war, commenced two
years ago, but suspended for the want
of documents. Accompanied by a
proper daughtsman he expects to spend
the next three months in surveying the
great battle fields Of Virginia and other
States in which the principal battles
were fought.
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The Acuuital of Di Mccain.

We are rcjoiced to announce the ac-
quital of Major Dick Mccain, and his
companions Roddy, Kahn and Ramsey.
In spite of the partial Judge and the
partisan spirit which was sought to be
arrayed against the prisoners, the jury
of honest East Tcnncsseeans stood fast
to Justice and truth, and returned a yer.
dict of "not guilty."-NashriM Bun
ner Of yesterday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23

ELECTION IN WEST VIRaINIA.-They
have been holding IN election in West
Virginia to disfranchise all who did not
" go in" in favor of the Abolition re-
bellion against the Constitution and
the Union. As those only were allow
ed to vote who are known as "loyal,"
Of course /" the loyslists" carried the
day. How easy it is to carry an cleo.
ton when your opponents are not al.
lowed to vote! .,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-23

StOnewall saloon, by y. j. benson.
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GoLD.-At Nashville the price of
gold, by yesterdays mail, was l46 buy
ing and 1873 selling. Cotton had de-
clined Il little.
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MONETARY.
BANKING HOUSE
A. WIRELESS & Go.
Is UNION STREET, NASHVILLE,

nEALERS in foreign and domestic FIX.
Ochange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and
Silver, Government Vouchers, State and
United States Bonds, Foreign and Domes-
tic Bills,
They take great pleasure in calling the
attention of their old friends, and the ira
ding public generally. to the fact that their
banner is again unfurled, and they respect
fully ask Il share Of their patronage. Be-
low are our rates for uncurrent Bank
notes, ETC.:
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WHARF.-The first new wheat of the
season was sold at Chicago Oh Wednes-
day. The lot consisted Of thirty sacks,
and brought SO, so per bushel.
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Dye-Stutfs, &C., &c.
Having learned the true secret of success
in selling goods, which Is Il knowledge of
the fact that "a nimblc aiXpcncc is worth
more than n slow shilling," we have adop-
ted as our MOTTO
"Omick safes and short PrOtits,"
and intend to adhere strictly to it. We
shall keep none hut the best goods; and rs
the commercial value of all kinds of goods
Is t%1uctuating. shall endeavor to avoid hay
ing an ovcr-stock on hand at any time, but
will replcnish constantly. thereby Keeping
ourselves well posted in the market, and
saving our customers from loss on account
of our Ignorance.
BY close application to business, and po-
lite attention to the wants of our friends.
We hope to merit Il share of patronage.
eY Butter and Eggs. Ginseng, Bees
wax, Feathers, Jeans. Cotton Cloth, Socks,
Linscy. and clean Cotton and Linen Rags,
taken in exchange for pry Goods.
marl7-tf. MOSELEi CREDIBLE.