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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

They have only made palmer the facts
chat it will be most disastrous 10 Ihe
general prosperity.
When George Francis Train said that
s'the debt created by imitation must po
paid by inaation"l he uttered more truth
than Mr.. McCdlloch has given the pub
Tic on the subject since the close ol the
war.
Shanss, the Indiana member OF Con-
prcss, who introduced resolution the
other day in favor Of providing artli
cial limbs for soldiers and sailors Is
thc proprietor of steam saw-mill.
The government sold its bonds for
from sixty to eighty dollars, tho hun
oret, for greenbacks, and yetlt is pro
posed to pay them, principal and inter.
est, in specie. This they call justice!
The government, received, in no in
stance, more than $500 in gold for It's
$1,000 bonds. But there are those who
now tell US that if We do not pay SlCOo
in cold for the $500 received, rit we
do not pay the interest in gold we are
dishonest repudialors. The people
who are required to pay, look at it IN
quite different light.
Mr. McCuloch says the expansion OF
the currency, by the payment Of our
debts in greenbacks would do nobody
any good but debtors and those who
have nothing to sell. These classes
embrace about three fourthss OF the
American people.
Neither tle Secretary OF the Treas
ury nor any friend of his policy has
been able to show why the poor man,
the mechanic and the laboler should
be paid his wages in deprecated green
backs, while the rich bond-holder re.
ceiyes his interest in gold. Nor will
they ever be able to do so.
AS Won 90 to your work or your
place Of business tomorrow morning,
count up how much o. your days ear
nings will go to I'LL the comorant maws
Of the bond holders.
The advocates of gold interest and
specie payments had better reflect that
they are the real builders of scheme
Reputation in the country. If they
labor long and successfully enouSh
they will accomplish the work.
The standing army Of revenue gath
, crcrs which is to aiiiict this country
for the next thirty years, is the most
| fearful standing army with which the
!, American people were ever threatened
" There has been no period in the last
: twenty years when there was such uni
versal complaiut of scarcity of moncd
among the people, yet Mr. McCulloch
contends that there is redundancy
, of circulation. Mr.. McCulloch cannot
see across the street from his green
back printing office.
The Secretary of the Treasury con-
tends that the annihilation of, paper
money and return to specie exclusive
ly would make money more abundant
lie is entitled to a counterfeit nickel
e medal for this assertion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

Beecher said in his Thanksgiving
sermon that if he had had his way, the
eyes of the Southern people would not
have been unsealcd until every fence
was burned every roof destroyed and
the last dollar lost. The same gentle
man sometimes talks Of cultivating a
fraternal spirit between North and
South. His sentiments towards the
South are peculiarly fraternal-or in
ternal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19
The Old Guard truthfully says: I'll

The Old Guard truthfully says: The
attempt to dsfranchise and drive out
the civilized race Of the South and place
that section under the rule of black bar
barism, it is now proved, has been ma
terially aided by the southern people
themselves. by going into the trap set
for them by Congress. From the be-
ginning, we have insisted that the true
policy Of the South was to reject with
indignation the proposition to vote with
negroes. If it must be 50, better let the
negroes do all the voting, until the
whitepeople are restored to their rights
AT any rate, nothing can be worse than
for the whites to 90 into campaign Of
equal voting with negroes. A strife
with negroes for the mastery at the bal
lot,box, is the deepest degradation
which it is possible for white men to
descend TO. Below that we can con
ceive of no GLOVER deep" The result
has been as we predicted. The white
people of the southern States have
made themselves parties to the stupen-
dous crime Of Africanizing their sec
ton Of our country. II it is possible
for them to fall so low as to forgive
themselves, they will never be forgiven
by their children. 1t seems incredible
that people who fought so brayely
could ever be frightened into the accep-
tance of such degrading terms. Those
who counseed to do SO, could have
been influenced by no higher consider
ations than penalty or cowardicc. 1t
is q severe thing to say but it is time
when the whole truth must be spoken.
Our country is in danger Of perishing
in an ocean of cowardly shans and lies
1t has become ftshion to placate des-
potism by tlattery and Falsehood. 1t is
not very rare thing to see southern
papers speak Of the ''gcnt'emonly and
liberal commander OF this district"
meaning one Of thS tools of Congress
sional tyranny. What base subserVi-
cncy! No man but 4 scoundrel would
ever codsent to be the tool for eniOr-
cling such horrible expressions and hu-
miliations upon his own race, In
stead Of ofteaching The people to respect
such monsters, they should be made to
abhor them. B9liets rather than soft
words, are the dcacsta ofall such scoun-
drels- At any rate, let them be hated
and despiscd by every man and wo
man.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The good citizens of Chicago who
happen to be heavily insured have ta.
ken to burning up SO frequently tha
the insurance companies there have
began to suspect that all is not right
and have raised fund of $4,000 tc
set watch upon the customers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19
The friends of the executed Feniap

The friends ofthe executed Fenians
are very active. From great number
of places in Ireland come dispatches Of
mock funerals and other demonstra.
tions of regard. The demonstration
proposed by Fenians Sunday next in
Liverpool, has been peremtorily for
hidden by the authorities, who are fear
ful OF the consequences ofso violent an
expression of ill-feeling toward the
cove nnent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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good faith and responsibility.
All business letters for this office should be ad
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All communications for publication must be writ.
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matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, should be addressed: Editor Of The Home
journal, Winchester, Tenn.
We cannot, as rule, undertake to return articles
not found suitable for publication.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The Republican National Committee
met in Washington on the l1th inst
and designated Chicago as meeting
,,loce for the National Republican Co..
rention, to meet on the 29th of May
,sss The friends of General Grant
oodeavored to persuade the committee
70 change its name to National Unior
Committee, but Horace Greeley's inf
one prevented it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

81 saw a lady wrapped up in shawl
that she would not take six hundred
dollars for" said Smith to Jones. 81
can beat that all hollow" retorted
Jones, "for l saw lady that was wrap.
ped up in her baby, and she wouldn't
take six hundred thousand dollars fol
it."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The report of the Commissioner on
Southern railroads states that the
amount DUE the United States Noveln-
ber 1st, last. including interest, was
1884, 800.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. offers $500 reward for information
that will lead to the conviction Of any
one engaged in the Illicit distillatioD OF
whisky. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19
The Senate Finance Committee have

The Senate Finance Committee have
for some days been considering aprop-
osition for the negotiation of new
five per cent. loan. the bonds to be con-
vertible into currency, and the curren-
cy to be convertible into bonds, at the
pleasure of the holders. No action has
yet been taken by the committee on the
subject.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

John Brown was hung just eight
years ago last Monday Jacob Bunn's
Paper.
When John Brown was hung. the
National debt did not exceed S60,OOO,.
Ooo. Eight years afterward, the Ma
tlonal debt amounted to $4,000, ,OOO,-
Ooo. 1t Is thus seen in what direction
John Browns soul has been marching
OH Chicago Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The convicts in the Illinois State
Penit6ntiary continue u increase rap
idly. The number on the 10th inst.
was 1913, and still they come.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19
PHILADELPHIA.
--------------------- ..,.,,v,r, G, INV
PHILADELPHIA UNINEHsAaA
MEDICINE AND SURGERY

The Philadelphia University OF ,c1s ns
Cha Chartcred t ID by the Legislature February -
I,a''ssu isns Name W changed M by Legislative en-,
actment @ 10 the Eclectic Medical College o. o,
Philadelphia in 1869: IN 1863 Il pNrenassfta sssta
;shnd tnI in $50 md the Philadelphia Mcdi-
cal College which had previously heen ZEE,
rma ,rarwsd into the Pennsylvania Medical Col
,nerseIi , IN T iss4 it purchased the Penn. Med
iessii ;cssi University. The Trustees OF the sep
schools united Pst5S9s1G tss1au4. n.a con- on
tainieu ia;l sph these institutions and changing
soiI;,"o, Mes S TO that of the Philadelphia T.
;e,i;tv Il;eir Iav of Medicine and Surgery. March
10, lSoJ, M ths statutes Of Pennsylvania
llshcu ~ s Tho building aud museum WAS
i, ame r"ss nme hnndred H thousand dollars. lewni
be observed that the University, niyy,,.tiv. ~ al a,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The Return of Governor Harris-Rcllec-
tio,s of Tennessee Unionist on tile
Causes of His Exile, and the Condition
of Affairs on His Return-A Striking
Retrospect.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

Gen. Pope has ordered an election
i'm Alabama for the ratification Of the
State constitution on the 4th of Fcbru.
ary. Judge Smith, Radical candidate
for Governor of Alabama, is now in
Washington, and says the friends Of the
new constitution feel certain of its suc.
ccse
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-12-19

The Kentucky Democrat State Con-
veution il. to be held at Frankfort on
the 22d of February.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17
u. 5. Ronds.

Daring sAs late canvass graf howl
was ksps up b. tbs Radical speakers
againss sac Democracy because skey pro-
posed 80 pay al she5.20 Bends In Green
backs, and tbs term g RepadiatOrs," was
freely used about aud against Us. Il
appears, however, that there IL now and
then . Radical 70 be found sho sakes
the same yisw Of ths sabjses thAs TIE
Democracy took Of il.
The foIlowiag which ws clip from the
NJ. Z. Tribums fFsm letter fsem B. r.
Butler, shews hew that ultra Radical
stands apoa The Band qaestioa. WiIl
the Radicals hraad hin - kspadiAtor
and sopperhsad 2" We protest againss
their calling hiaa coppsrhead-they viii
net be allowed 80 stick him ON 20 COR
party under 40 name whatever.
Here Is whss Batter says sbout paying
OF The $40 Bonds
$. Again. do not deuv that this ave
twenty loan, In whatever IL IS paysbIs Is
now dne at the option Of lbs Unitsl
States That is, The I've ysars have
passed q sh~ rod OF whieh, by their
germa, the uated States reserved Id
right 90 pay them and the GsveEnmept
mas the right 20 pay them to-day 10
whatever aarrenay tag contract eaais feg,
wheshrr geld o. papes.
II these bsads are pay BILE 10 gold. Why
ars shey selling AZ frnm lD8 10 liz ID
currency. when gsli II wsrta i43 "a l45Y
Ii the United Sfases shsala ndw chooss
10 exsrcsss IS rsxhs 80 pay sbem shiet
weali seeHA s0 be wise, ss th y are an
taxabie, so that their ioseress l., IN faes.
from one 70 thfsa per eens. higher than
six per cent. 10 the holder 10 that oazs,
Mhy should sAs Govesamsns ba called
apoa 70 pay them 10 gold or iss sgaiss-
fsaa IN esaeseesy. s@y -, whsn any poay
else can bay them as lla2
Why sADnla the tax payers De called
apsn 80 Pay the holdsr fFeua thirty 20
forty psg cent. mars IN orisr TO redeem
thesa boada than, as they nov have the
right 10 Do, fhs eapissliss il now willing
to sell thea for 10 any body elsef g
sA1aA 50 80 tMA& 37ASW @t8E& &SG0Sy 10
view Of the Iegislalisn Of Congress, aGd
TIE cords oil the eoafraas, that these
bonds are payable In currency. my nexs
propasisian 10, that she Uaised States
shall issue . ns~ loan apea such sarlns -
sound 6n4aea shall chow TO bsmost ed
vanssgeoiss, and, with the pgoeseds psy
its Hss.swenty creditors, and thas Padaee
shs rate Of interest, whiles at lhs same
nrae, 10 keeps exact faith 10 tie cas-
srmoss.
The oaly difference between Buffers
plan for paying OF tbs Bonds and the
Democrats plan 10 tbss: Better rropoa.
20 bsrross toe grsebbscas - pay then
%, and she Dsnssraey propose 70 havs
sbs asvsFamsss sssas shesa far fhsa pnr.--
psse. II she lean 70 pat upon the mar
KS il viii be astasdsd With slfiionai
sxpsuss sad msy DO ran dawn Asles
par waile sbs sesssesamens has eaiy 70
set the gfsenbsek machine 10 mosion to
prodaos ali fha legal seaasr shas 10 ne ed.
cd tapay 81 the Bends End atop sAs
scefuing interest
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17
TIhs Nssu1lfl II n Sra ], !.

"a "
n 10 xsnsFaII5 sos6sa&A aAasAks stats
has gsas FOE - R4aasals. tt Haxk
Eys elama tles tAsesass AAs n5ss -.
pablisae hy ahsus 2ooo nAjsrssy- u
this be srus, than NE Democratic hass
nsss ssis ii over rs 900 Il sss ssass
siass he iass slessjss, rndis shosld sa-
searags every Dsnocrsk . york % saa
ssoars tbs mai rsdsn plIss u he SsAss
Efspp tbs tlikhting surss ~ Rsdioaiism
a sAs ssxa slssaisa. The ean BE- dana
u evssy Dsnosras viii DO bis assy.
u IL seasedsd shas the Demecsass
have gaiasd . sumher a Senators asd
ns~hsrs Vi The House; bus still she
Rsdiasla hsss large uaiority In shs
i1sgisiasars. and viii be ahisSto carry Nil
of their measures II shsy Esmsis unissd.
TAs only ahipg shs Democrats can do In
shs Legislature l. 10 sassh tbs Radicals
asA expose their sehsmes Of iaEsnmy
and oasrapsion. We hops shsss viii b.
.anoagh Demoorats In ths Legislators 10
apply the brakes aad pFevsss the Radi
GALS from running the Stasa int ire
tFaevahle asstsassion-
The good sork Of rsdeeming The Stats
fran Radical misrule has sommsaeed--
pstsasassanis has ses "a example wbish
ls weald be wall for her sister counties
20 foiiaw.
Democrats, PICK yoar aisss and try
again, abi enr word Tor it. IL yoa oTk
bard AID orb right, victory will crewp
yeas lsbers N 1868.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17

Rejoice Democrats, lighs is breaking
In the East. Connecsiens spoka lasl
spring In languages which could not b
aistaken. She declared that the Radi
cal party had bean weighed Ia the bal.
aaes and goana venting. Maine folIow
ed shis fall, by almost q Demorratil
victory. She showed her inteasion /,
igaora lhs Radical die unionisss a sh'
nsxt slsaslsn. Oalifarsia frsn the a.
West responded 10 tonss Of shunder Il
De sheuta of the Uainn loving DeEaoesa
ey Of TIE East, By tbs election Of shs
sntirs Deaooratic State ticket, and o,
TussdaF Oct. sshy lha darkness whisl
has esshrouasd she States Of Ohio Pran
sylsaala and Iowa for the laas six year
vas i;spellsd BY shs breaking Of Dem
ooFasic day. Thank God shsrs IL ligh
10 shs land --shs light u day ia upon g
Jet every Demoeras T, ,Ies. The vzt
dies hsa been decisive Begro- eqaalii,
has been squslshsd ont, asd RsdieaIiss
10 doomed. There 10 TO be IN end Il
violations Of the Constitution, and sh'
rights Of States are to be respected, tbs
bondheiders are 10 be taxed wbiss msF
are 10 longer 60 be brow beaten By ns.
gro worshIppeFs- heoang ,houiing. Dem-
ocrai hanging mobs are ignored, and
tbs isadsss thereof desplsed. 10 shert,
ws are 20 have whiss Supremacy, eqaAl
taxstios- and the coed cid days Of
DenaoesAssa prosperity Les every peu-
ocrat rejoice! Thank God tbs dag Of a
nations deIiTeranoe Is nigh Al hand, and
10 this aOs enepSh 70 make Demo orass
rsiol.se and be shankfaig Tariff Will
rsesivs their qaissus and she frisnda Of
New Esgland and her interests will have
- give plaes e the friends Of the West
and 81 sssssrs interests. The advocates
# New EngIand parisahism and inter-
ssss, look SAD and east dowa. The sun
sf shsis hope . solipsed BY the neno-
gratis masses and 10 WI ses . behind q
nosassia Of negro wuob never more 70
rise until abe Ethiopian can ehasgs bis
akin. and white men forget the oasrages
that ksys been perpepssrated spon tAsn
By sns psstf," shas aeseerate shs narae
OF Uaiea, thai shey may plundsr the
psepls and sasfaaebfss the negro- Thsna
Ged fer the light Of Democracy shieh
ID egssking all eser ths soangy. LIST
Democrats eTsTyshsTu re iolee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17
Ccnae,losIo.,f.

The town elections just held 10 Coa-
asssisas. show Large gsins for shs Ds.
moeraey over ths vote given iass spring,
whsa shs Ds@earaey ssrried che State.
Theses gafns sssn 10 Indicate The eiecsion
Of Dsmccsagio LsgisIssare.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17
- II aaauns sl.at (l,l. Seo,t .ha :.

N II seams shal COL. seo,s, shs Fad
ieal eanaidasa for acknowledgements
rus forty sighs votes behiad biz sisksi
In Nssada. The hams u the valiaas colo.
nel. HastbesH, demoeras, bad been
elected 80 the lrsislateFa fEsn Starr
eosnsy. .s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17

TO c0SsUmrTsxEs

me Rev. sasara 4. wiisah viii ssnA tasss "a
ehssxel . al uhp asairsit tAs prsscsipssa Vi "a
The alrecstsns ~ axktrS sd uzsng ne siaspls
rssnedy 81 which he sas cared u iaax agse1ians
anA thxt dread dissasss eaassmpsiea. Ms eals
oeiecs IL TO beasas sas afH.Stsa and he hopes ss-
srY susxsr viii try shis presssspsion, ~ IL win
cost thsn Rotatngs aaa mag prove . hlssaisx.
Please address 81
rev EDWARD A. wILs0Es
Ne. fs5 sOafh asesnd asrses, Walltsmsharss y r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17
IrFOn MArIoS.

aatoEmatisa guarantees 70 sssdussa iaxuEisas
srewth Of hsir upsn eSaA head ~ beafslsss
isea, sIsa recipe fer ihs remOva 81 piRsfss,
bEairhss, erapssoas etc.,, % ts sgla. isavsas siss
same soft. dear asa ssaz'Aipiy san be eatainea
washo II charge by asarss8ine g.
THos. v. oaaPxAN. casmist,
ksvr4 Z szz Hrssa ysv 4 az YoSk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17

a ssntseass wSe sussrea forysass sssm Rsr-
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feets Of ~ sthIa inats6rssles, WILL for iAs aaks
% suaerias hanaatty. ssndf free 70 all who nssd
IL tAs recipe and direaloss fss nskfnk Ia
simple remedy By waies be was cared saaer~rs
Wishing 10 psoat BY tas aavsr Users sxpsrfsness
can do 20 BY sadrsaslag 10 prrfest eonsasnss,
JOAN b. oGDak,
mhayrE a casas ssrssks Seq NORA.
II DasrhsF'a Lighsatng FIy KILLER win
certainly extsrmlnsse these p sts, IL It's nse Ia
RersrysFed -. Beware Of kegas RlF-RspFTs
Which teUe dealers keep secsase they can SET il
fer nsariy aosh4ux- B@ast ss - tudled. Aak
for puTcHxR's, waica Is sold ~ All live drug
gists. agmIsas
Lave or HUMANITY, in reistion 70 se-
tsi evala. An esssy fog Toaag aen, ON PhYsie-
Logical Errors and Aliases, /, eadaBt 10 Eossh and
Early hanasoa, mlEh .hs hsnAas piew u tssxl-
Aens ezd cars. Sea- II sealed letter snsslepes.
free Of charge AdArsss DR.. J. sxILLia
HUUGaTos, Howard Association. Psilsassphis,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-17

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