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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27

; The Brownlow ticket gains in strength
daily. We are glad to state that the
Governor Is enjoying mueh better
health than usual. A clear conscience,
an honest heart, an iron will, tie fer
vent prayers Of over eighty thousand
loyalists, and the pure inyigorating
breexes of the classic mountains Of
East Tennessee are all having their due
influence. God bless him. and make
his days long in the. land, is the prayer
of the loyal men Of Middle Tennessee
-NashviM Pressa and Times asSsVs
1t don't look like the Brownlow tick
ct is gaining strength daily, when such
intelligent colored voters as Nelson
Walker, of Nashville, who in the out
set Of the canvass made a Radical
speech at Decherd near Winchester, are
going over to the Conservative side
getting upon the nobler platform of1m.
partial Suffrage and Universal Amnes-
ty. And we see in the Nashville Ban
ner Of the Goth another card from an
other colored man, named Nicholas
Rison, who makes a short appeal to his
race, and says:
"In this canvass / hold that it ia the
duty of every colored voter to cast his
vote for the Conservative ticket, The
white voters of this State are nearly all
Conservatives, and it is our duty rs
much as possible to try and get along
in q friendly manner with the white
race. We have been raised among
them and their interest is our interest,
and what is for their good is for our
good. 5l'a 1g -huH7d l-qd stI
You are told by the Radicals, that
they are your friends, and the citizens
here are your enemies. Let me ask
you now in all candor, suppose one Of
you were to get sick and not able to
buy your medicine-would you send
for a new man, who has come to our
county lately or would you send to
some man who you have known all
your life2 You would send for your
old friend, and if he lived here before
the war, he is now Conservative"
This colored man says, like Nelson
Walker, that he is not in favor Of put
ting his foot upont the white mans neck
THAT he is with his lifelong friend
Horace Greedy, and for impartial sui,
.frage-that he cannot expect the white
people Of Tennessee to be friendly to
him or his race, If he goes with d par
ty seeking to hold power by proscrip
ton and disfranchisement. The col
ored people. are fast turning over to
their true friends who have the will and
ability to help the freedmen, even
though they are deprived Of the rights
of suffrage by an infamous usurpation
Of government, and rascality in the
farce of registration The Radicals
to pass another d%isfranchisc law,
that no Conservative shall
be allowed a vote. 1t almost amounts
to that now, the way the thing is man
aged, but ever as it is, the foes of hui
are scared, and try to prop a
cause by saying it is gaining
ground daily. '-''-~
We don't doubt that the Press and
Times editor is glad the Governor is
enjoying much better health than usual,
but the talk about ''clcar conscience"
"honest heart" and 100000 loyalists"
us smile exceedingly. Such a
joke in these times, when all the school
girls have left our town, and all is dull,
is really refreshing. We can afford to
smile several times. .'lJy.i .I.gtf.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27
Need for BrOWnlOW's Militia.

NCCN AOI DIONhiO" > "iiitiA'
We cannot, for the life of us, by all
that is true and in the fear Of God--we
cannot see how any honest man, with
any soul-with any regard for an i'm
poverished, law~-abiding people, could
assert that there was the faintcst shad-
ow of necessity for standing army,
composed mainly Of outlaws, in our
midst. In all the breadth and length
Of Tennessee the most perfect submits
sion there was to Radical rule, and all
reports to the contrary were gotten up
by Radicals for party purpose. In this
county of Franklin the first murder was
committed by Capt. Rickman's men up
on a citizen named Brown. Houses
were robbed and citizens insultcd, but,
until BroHnlow's militia were called
out, all was quiet. = lo <lR q.
Yet, because Of some act perpetra-
ted by some Radical, and charged upon
the Conservatives az. evidence Of dis
loyalty, 5000 men -Aure voted to- be-
Now, these men might find
employment up North, Or out West,
for, we say to the readers of the Home
Journal, that never, during a period of
more than ten years in u business.
have We read of one tenth the murders,
theta, outrages of all kinds, as
we read Of IN that portion Of our Union
that was. We never publish these
because we think it would be
In bad taste, and even now dislike to
allude to them. But we could fill our
columns with them, week after week.
We have Just been reading Of two men
ont West who we're taken, for no
cause, from their beds. and hung by a
mob styling itself vigilance Commit
&C." II these things occurred in Ten
,essee, the Radicals would charge all
"rebellious spirit" and new modes
II torture would be invented to help
the destruction Of the last vestigc Of
But Brownlow's men murder,
md we hear Of no punishment follow.
p2. U'AAR ht-3IlN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27
A. X. Seago.

Read the card this gentleman pub.
fishes in our advertising columns. His
house we know to be q substantial one,
and shippers of produce, and dealers,
could do no better than to correspond
with him. We speak from personal
acquaintance. '.'' i.a.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27
B~raziiian Yaper.

We are indebted to our handsome
young friend, Mr. Jas. j. Pryor, ofthe
house Of GardAerJE vans l. Co.. New
York, tor a copy Of the "Brazil Emf.
grafton Reporter good-sized sheet
published at Rio de&sJaneiro, Bra
I'll, by a South CaIOlinian WIN sought
a new home after Lees surrender. We
find some interesting articles in the pa
per, and may publish them hereafter.
In the mean time If any reader OF the
Home Journal desires to subscribe for
the Brazilian Reporter, VIC will forward
the subscription. ,~.s,qs,t,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27

The Australian Government has
granted al amnesty to all political Of
tenders, including Kossuth. What q
wise precedent is here set by an abso-
lutte despotism, and yet there are gov
ernments pretending to be republican,
where political offenders are disfran-
chised and outraged, in order to make
them loyal. We said there are govern
ments-we had better have used the
singular number. sIlaqz@ arits-i q
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27
Hom ides ..
USfvER4yfy PLACE, TENN,
dhne 28th. iaa1 ~
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HOME JoURu2L.

S4pffo" SAkY"E UVUH%HL:
s1n an altercation Wween a youno NJ,
ored boyy6f. II or t6gears of ace. - I thn
name OF Ned Farris, and u white bov" =,
the name OF Thomas J. LOekhart, are3 ~ ~
or II, yesterday evening, the former waS
struck on the head with a billet of wo"dH,
causing his death in about one hour. BotH
ofthe parties were"employed In -asbricI
Yard AND the dispute arose about some tris
tie. Both parties picked up sticks, andaS
unfortunate blow terminated the iifa ~
Ned Farrlsa A Magistrate has been seut
for to Investigate the matter. The diflcnis
ty was entirely unprecedented, and thn
result unsuspected. G.RsG"'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27

The census reveals the fact that in
States west of the Mississippith there are
$780, 900 bachelors marching through
the world alone and uncontrolled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27

Brownlow is reported to be in such
kretched' health that rec0veryis next to
impossible. Is Satan about to foreclosc
his mortgage 2-Galfatin Examiner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-06-27

Tts ladies promiSe that II, they IRE.
afioyad toif vote they. sfll, elect their
edndidatss by "handsoms', h msjosities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
WAR WITH ECUADOR.
Indian War In British Honduras.
Congressional Proceedings
GOLD CLOSED 1876 7-S.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHrSGroS. March a.

WAsHISGroS, March 4.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs on
Friday concluded a treaty with the Cherokee
Indians, Of Kansas, modifying the treaty sf
July 6th, so AS to allow the tribe TO sell what
is known as neutral lands, comprising about
SOC. 600 acres, to the Atlantic x Pacific Rail-
road company. This morning a treaty was
entered into with the Sbawnees, Of Kansas,
in which provision is made to remove them
made with all the Kansas Indians, for thir re-
moval.
NEw YoRK, March s.
A Herald special says that delegation
from North Carolina has arrived in Washing
ton, TO confer with the President, in regard to
the appointment Of the Military Governor,
for the secent district, under the reconstruc-
tion bill.
Times special says that private informs,
ton from the South gives assurance that the
people will at occe accept the situation, and
select Delegates to form a Convention, in
pursuance with the provisions of the Military
Reconstruction bill.
A delegation from Virginia has been as
sured by the President that the law will be
executed TO the letter.
The President. Yesterday, informed the
Committee Of both Houses, appointed to wait
on him. that he had no communication to
make, all matters Of great Importance having
been disposed Of by the last Congress.
Tribune special says that Morrill, will take
Guthrie's place on the Senate Finance Com
mittee Mr. Conkling win go on the Cons
mittee of Foreign Relations and Generals
Terry and Thayer, and Governor Morton,
will 20 on the Military Committee.
WASHINGTON, March s.
Considerable feeling exists in Alexandra
in relation 10 the colored people voting there
to-day, for municipal officers
The Alexandra Gazette says the idea that
negroes have a right to vote, grows out of the
passage Of the reconstruction bill.
The Washington Chronicle says this is the
FIRST election in the South since the passage
of the reconstruction BILL and as threats have
been made by the rebel element there, loyal
men tear that they may execute them on the
negroes. and ii is well for all parties to un-
derstand that the law viii be enforced against
every offender; and if the election officers
there refuse negro votes, they will have to
take the consequences. sa
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From SOUTH AMERICA.
Nrw Yon. March {

NEW ONks March D.
= A Timer Panama scotrssDo0dent gives q
report that Senior Antonio Gonsalvss Cavsjio,
President of the State of Bolivia, was killed
by his own body guard while travelling in the
interior, and that in consequence Of ita revo-
luton had occurred in Carthagenia,
A Heraids Pansma correspondent of the
18th inst, says that the subject Of war with
ECUADOR is being canvsssed, and that sur
veying party has been sent TO survey the
boundary line between Costa Rica and Col
umbia- 1t :s believed the latter is for the
purpose Of making q pretense for war on that
little Republic. In the mean time the State
of Columbia is in a state of internal war
fare.
The yellow fever has almost entirely disap-
peared from Panama.
A Herald's Lima, Peru correspondent OF
the l4th ultimo., says il Is reported that four
Spanish iron clads were coming round the
Horn.
A small rebellion had taken place in Cuba,
but was Immediately suppressed.
The Hcralfs advices from British Hondu.
ras dated Balize, Feb. 18th, says the Indians
were still in arms against The English troops,
and were marching upon Bolize with such
steady progress, that the worst consequences
were feared. Dispatches had been forwarded
to tbe Consul General of England at Havana,
asking the immediate support OF a man Of
war ship from that station, but as there was
not Royal vessel within easy communica-
ton, It is said that the Consul General Of the
United States at Cuba, was about TO send an
American gun boat to Bolize to aid the Eng
lish. This anglo Indian AFFAIR assumes .
serious aspect in Territorial point Of view,
as boundary right dispute between an Eng
lish planter and the Indians, and hinges in TO
and mixes 1t up with the Mexican question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. March S.
A Herald's special says special agents of
the Treasury, who have Investigated the at
fairs OF the First National Banks of Newton,
Mass, and Hudson, n. u, report them IN
much more favorable condition, especially
that at Hudson, them was at first supposed.
The case of Sanford Conoyer has been re-
suseitated by his counsel, who claim that
false swearing before a Cong ressional com
mittee is not legally perjury, hence he bas
been wrongfnlly convicted Of that crime in
court.
The steamer Henry Chsuncy, with San
Francisco dates to the 9th ult., arrived last
night She brings $S28,5l4 in treasure
There we're 423 deaths in the city and pub
lie institutions last week % from scarletine
and Is from typhoid fever. :.
The two police officers who were charged
with assault and battery in taking prisoners
out of Judge ConneIly's court to another
court, have been indicted by the grand jury.
Twenty one, liqnor dealers were yesterday
srraigned for violating the liquor law. 1t is
found that several thread and needle stores
sell liquor 10 women in such manner as to
battle the police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
FROM nExIco.

WASHINGTON, March 6. El
A letter dated Vera Cruz, Feb. 22d, is re-
ceived.
The Mexican legation says Gen. Dias has
drawn part of his army between Puebla and
Mexico, and communication is now very ir-
regular. NJ
No news for the past ten days from any
place west of Orizaba. The telegraph wires
cut
The French left Puebla on the 10th ult =
A rumor is In circulation that Gen. Dian
has captured that city.
Tbs Imperialists rerot that they have OBJ
tanned two victories over the Liberals; one
agsinst Cororsi, at Atenquiqua, and another
at Guanayata.
II seems that, on the 18th ult., Marquis
and Maximilisn left the City of Mexico with
40 600 men, for the interior. The general
impression is that his object is to reach the
coaSt. Others, however. believe that Maxi
milan is going to negotiate With Jusrez, or
see whether an arnistice can be had, for the
purpose Of consulting with the people.
II has been reported. and with shadow Of
reliability, that Mirsmon, Marquis. Maximil.
ian, Meiia, Castelow, and the supporters of
the Empire, and all their troops, started from
Queenstown, and were completely defeased
at Abaco, on the l6th ult, by Gen. Escas
badp.
The French transports are daily arriving.
There is . regular stampede OF the Impe-
riaists.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHlSeros. March s

WAsHiSGros, March 5.
II is understood that there will be no
change in the House Financial Committees
but that the speaker will leave two vacancies
in each to be hereafter filed.
NEw YoaK, Msrch 5.
The Posts Washington special states that
the extremists of the House will try to NOR.
row to raise special committee On the i'm.
parchment Of the President, with Butler as
chairman, instead of Wilson, of Iowa. The
intention is to constitute aeommit,ee so as TO
require extreme measures, but its success ia
improbable.
WASHINGTON, March s.
Advices from the East India squadron re-
port the Hartford at Hong Kong on the 21st
Of December, having completed her repaips
The Wyoming left Naugatuck on the 18Th for
Joskahoma, with our Minister ON board.
The Wachusett has been actively securing
the coast for pirates, with headquarters =
Hong Kong, and has rendered efficient Y g
vice to our consuls in obtasnipR redresa for
wrongs to our countrymen. Her commander
reports no piracies occurring, but this is al
ways the case after = northeast monsoon
sets in.
The leader of the pirates Who took thu
Lubra has been executed. -
The Board u Underwriters now insist that
I'll vessels OF ceE<aia sise ss6ll be armed,
vhich win doabtIsss havs good effect !,
The Aihelot WAS q KanipA soo4 70 III
n sokinA A. I
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The storeship Supply was daily expected as

The storeehip Supply was daily expected at
Hong RoaQ.
A circular from the Freedmen's Bureau
announces that the Congressional appropria.
ton of $25. 900 for the relief of destitute
citizens of the District Of Colombia, has been
expended, and no further assistance from that
source can be expected. s
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has issued circular, rehesrsing the provi-
sions Of the recent acts Of Congress- relative
TO distilled spirits. and stating that Collectors
will forthwith require distillefy inspectors to
deliver mp their inspection brands. Where
ever general bonded warehouse may be
conveniently accessible to the dis
tilleries, the Collector Will at once direct the
transfer of all spirits stored in the distillery
or warehouse, to such general bonded ware
house. Where general bonded warehouse
is not conveniently accessible, the use Of
distilleries as bonded warehouses will be COM
tinued. Particular directions are gwen as 10
the details Of the enforcement Of the Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

LONDON, March 4.
Dispatches from Dublin announce the
capture Of Col. 0'Conner. He was over
hauled by the authorities at Atyhone, nearly
two hundred miles from the scene OF the in
surrection.
Lord Brougham made a speech strongly
urging the adoption Of the principle Of house
hold suffrage.
The steamer Austrslasian, from New
York, arrived here this morning.
FLORENCE, March 4.
Garibaldi, having sent his sons to Crete,
promises now to go himself and take up
arms.
PARIs, March 4.
Strikes for higher wages among the opera
tves of France are very frequent, and cause
trouble, tending to increase the prices of
food.
The Government has commenced legal
proceedings in the Correctional Court,
against Emile DeGirsrd for leading edit
orial in his journal, boldly critScising the
policy Of the Emperor.
BERLIN, March 4.
Bismark TO-DAY came forward before the
Nsrsh German Parlisment, with draft Of
the new constitution for the Confederation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
FROM THE SOUTH.

ArensrA, Ga, March a.
Meetings are being called to consider the
recommendation of Governor Brown. Pubs
lie opinion is divided. Three>four,hs of the
papers are in favor Of ofaeceptance, but the ma.
jonty of the people are strongly opposed to it.
RlcHNosD, March 4.
The resolution to call State Convention
was referred to q Committee of both Houses
Of the Legislature.
ATLANTA. March,.
A public meeting was held to-day to con.
sider the condition of the country. There
was large attendance. Resolutions approx
ins the terms Of Sherman's bill and the
course of Gov. Brown were rejected. The
meeting then divided-the minority, spprov>
ing Shermsn's bill holding . meeting to-
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

...-.... ST. LOUIS, March s.
Fl. W. Lee. who stole about forty thousand
dollars in = 80 and 20 bonds, from the Loan
Branch of the Treasury Department At
Washington on the 20th of last January, was
arrested sat the Planters House, inahis CITY,
this morning, pader tAe assumed name of &.
Miller, and thirty y.thfee thousand dollars in
greenbscks were found in his trunk. Lee at
first denied the theft, but subsequently ae.
knowledged il He will be taken to Wash
inrtw to-uorrow. eR xms
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FROM EUROPE.

New Y9RK, March 5.
The Hsrdld's Berlin correspondent chron-
ic!es the splendid triumph OF the Liberal
Democrats of Germany. at the general elec-
lion, held under the universal suffrage fran
chise. The city returns fran Berlin show
that Count Bismark. with every General of
the late war, or Prussian war here, were sig
naly defeated for the the offices to which they
were nominated
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CIscIxsArr, March 8.
Considerable snov tell yesterday aleng the
Ohio river, and there are prospects Of another
food.
At Parkersburg. this morning, The rlvef il
The snew is Sous inches deep ~ Iroston. !
The river is about = high = last well, end
slill rising. -#'sss ssTra SEQ s-as@k
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FROM MEXICO.

NRw YoRK, March s.
The Herald . Mexican correspondent says,
in regard to the fate of Ortegs, now q pms
onerr in the hands Of Juarez, that the chances
are good for his being shot, as deserter,
though he may be tried, convicted and
pardoned, when it is found how futile his
revolutionary efforts really are, r..
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FROM DES MONIES,

DEs- MONIES, March 4.
At the city election Yesterday, the Repob-
licsn candidates for Mayor, Chief of Police,
Treasurer Assessor, and five of the seven
Aldermen, were elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06
FIRES.

CiScISSATs, March s.
Clsyton's bnilding, southeast corner of
Sycamore and Columbia streets, occupied by
John X. Morris. jeweler; Thorton & Sons,
tobAcconsts, and W. G. Avous, druggist, was
destroyed By FIRE last night. Loss, $40, 600;
partially insured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

KINGSTON. G. ", Marcn 4.
: Eighteen Fenian convicts. whose sentences
wersrfcfntly computed 10 twenty years i'm.
prsdnhA arrived by special traln this
evening, and were Immediately conveyed to
the penitentiary IN open sleighs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

NASHVILLE, March s.
Gov. Browulow has issued = Genernl Order
to organize volunteer force TO serve three
years, subject to his order as commander-in>
chief, to act as military police-prsserve
peace and protect the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-06

From and after November 10th. 1sa6, TrairS
IN connection with sli Western tines as fc
FROM DUEKIRK AND sALAM4 1
By New York time from Unioa pepots 1
etaO a n. New York Day Expr.
saiarnanra, tsaBdsss excepted. Stop
neliuihe s.sf 9. vi. t6kfth interesting
$50 a, m. Dag Expsess from BEttAio, Il
IL New York At 1899 p. N. J
T.f0 A. VI. Express mail, fro- DsT /
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m. (Bsft) a0d Hrrivss IN New Nmk5s
connecting with Afternoon Trsins A.
rra for hasion and Nsx ENGLAND Citsfx.
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FROM RUFFALo-By New Yerk nne from
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All Trsins run directly through to New Ycyl
&s-460 MILES wTHouT oHAx1r or Goa
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA:

Revolution in Carthagenia.