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II CENrRAL DEPAHTHEST Or rhh go ,vrt,@rFays7
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lYn person who guatc' yotft in eihei 3i gag
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EOR SAVANNAH, Ga,
Il BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE.
EVERY SATugDAY-FREIGHT At THE REDUCED RATE
Steamship MONTGOMERN Lyou leaves SATURDAY, October ~
s.sm,hip HUNTSVILLE Crut SATURDAl October D.
Al o. NJ from Pier No. n North River
X LOWDEN. Agent No. 81 Wcstsi.
All Goods destined shipped by th Line will he for
thas
,h., bv The 1omiu on lines
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Nsruistrp.

/ COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION oigi-
" The anRstc Of niros. OXIDE sdmiret5 The
maps.r ma approved The medical pfoes0b nothing bat ny
TRACT TEETli ihey certainly do thai WITHOUT PAIN
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Ousn Sttamtrs.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH LINE 10 CALIfgRSIA AND CHINA
CAKRYlNG UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Ssimr leave Pier No q North RIVER foot OF Canast nRo of
i1ioss
OaDer iAMzoNA, Capt aaury, connecting Ei'h coNsTrU
TON. t1pt iarErr
otaher Il-HESRY cHAUNcgY, Capt GRAY connecting with
GOLDEN AGE. tsrt tatrrr
October 2RIalSG STAR, Capt H. P Conner. connecting With
MONTANA. Capt Farfsvouh
hunred ~ baggage allowed e each sdu passenger
Nelir.rrs AID a1e .iatrc iree
teprur~s touch % aprco; those ol and 2lst AnA
m With fahr ii and th for Central Amen
ca port. ui tuo-e II s MautauIio.
Tauslaa 10 Austraha and Acr-Lcaland .
o November II connects closely with
Erpac Fnnrsro December q a. lok ohaa
Nel for Hong Kong and Costa ea ior hAasa and
Snsnr i..
For passage ete information. apply at the ohee
r. X BABV. AGENT
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MtAnal.

A-RHEUMATISM LEGALLY WARRANT
N ED CuRRD oney resgdsd Dr FTLEEs Great vsesshs
fnsspi
depot No st4 Broadway.
NOR THE PILES. ii. l...-.--.
II SDR tPHAMs BLECrUARy AND OINTMENT sre a certain
ou,e for Piles Liver Compa and Dyps Also fs'
an evtanesus diseases OF affections of The skin
he,e essssted a. s neS
e,i once FaorksL ri doer fa The Hosey asa be-
tween Bsssy and broadway. ohcs hssp IRON s.esk mT :"
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LEVER and AGUE CURED in "a hours.-By
nclosng ~l be b. mail hs had a. the sass ef
BERRTAN Ruesn Ne Hotel Fso-t, tewDis
Of Ohio
Wsss vrsiss Tennesse Oregon aud County sf Kings
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Stcamboats mO RrilroaOs.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-CHANGE OF TIME
y The BRISTOL will and after MONDAY, Oct
Pier No. 20 EoHh River AZ nsra o. 20 a. hereto
fore H. q BRIGGS. General Manager : S.No
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Cost anS founo.
professional AOtitts.

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CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway.
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for stste spc Teruter
nR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTE is at
~ Florence Hight " opn all oouPros.s With
drus Turkish baths Roeonsecon ~h No Is Isht
The College Terra Nov l6 CITY once 10 Tsnss
DR. ALIENS 0FFiCE-FOr private consul
~ ladies' at No ils GresswhaSs TAitecs,b 81
Lady Physeian In attendance.
nR. WAIT g. son. No. 261 Fonrtb-ave call
IL attention their DENTAL ROOMS where brsssA Of
Dentistry and the lowest Hs N,roas
Gas frrsh daily.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
~ Of STRUCTURE vARICoCELB, HEMoRRHoiDS FiSrUIA
deases Pelvic Yos under the s,esvs
control DIXON D. Editor Of The sclsel Oes
- aHs Es evening" at Dr DsIessssesi
No a. Fhha,e
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
Funeral of Bishop Elliott.

The funeral of the beloved and ven
Grated Bishop Elliott took place OF
Christmas day. The service commenc
ed'at Ii O'Clock ut Christ church, ant
long and before the hour named thu
church was filled to repletion. The
altar and the whole interior Of the
church were ~tastelully drapcd in mourn
ing. The Georgia Historical Society,
Of which the bishop was president,
wearing their badge and the insignia Of
mourning, was in attendance in large
numbers. After the service in the
church, the procession was formed,
preceded by several Of the ministers of
the Episcopal church.
The funeral was the largest that has
probably ever been seen in this city, and
during its passage to the cemetery the
tina people throngcd the sidewalks and
stood in mourntul silence. The ne
groes, in the midst Of their holiday en-
.io.ymcnts, ceased their sports and fell
into the line in immense numbers, fol.
lowing thai man, whom in life they low
ed, and whose memory they revere, to
his last resting place. Thousands of
phople wendell their way to the GENE
terry, where the last and rites were per
formed, ofwhich q pleasing incident
was the beautiful chant by a number OF
young gentlemen. Thus were the last
honors rendered to one whose loss to
the church, to the country, and society
can never be supplied, and whose mem.
DRY will remain dear to all who came
within the sphere of his acquaintance.
-SavaRn0h .NewS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

THE HERALD SHIFTING GRoUND-Th(
Herald, in an editorial on "the true idc.
of the government and the duties Of
Congress- comes to the following con.
clusion:
Let the pending constitutions
amendment remain on trial in the IN,
tracta9lc States until they are ready to
accept it. Time works wonders, and
necessity is Il powerful teacher. If the
States concerned prefer to 81 crifce the
great advantages Of restoration to their
old negro prcjudices, for two, five or
ten or fifteen years, gi"c them their
margin. and when cured, their cure
will be complete. Let the amendment
take is course, and let Congress turn
its attention to tire national finances,
the currenc.y.and our excessive taxation,
internal and external, and to the qr,es.
ton of a general bankrupt law and 9TH
er practical measures of relief, retrcnch.
mcnt aud reform, and tn, two houses
will be legislating to the general advan.
tagc and satisfaction of the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
New Advertisements.

lyOrytypcs.--IIarvcy Judd, Of Photo
| sraphlc notorlpty. has returned to Win
chester, and can be found at his old stand.
| IA Monday next. Give him - call, IL you
want Il good picture.
shoe Shop:~Thc Wid lri'Nlman J. sui
III Town II lyon want Il me Doot or sho'
put upto order on the most rcasolh!''e
ices ''''Si'c'lon'
house ana Lou lor 'a'c'-hrS' A''sa"
nc'nc' oncr' hef none Tor a'''e' sec a"N'''
l'ot'i'--head tic cafH OF the hlacT''ai'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
INKLING,S,

The President has parlolicd two Inn,
dred and ninety-tivc Confederatcs. '""'
The Missouri Senate ratified the Cor,,
tntionnl amendment Saturday, by Il yots
0f2et0 u. - WV
The -0yercoatS contributed by pohcr,,
for the Fenian prisoners are detained ~
Toronto, the custom-honse duty not llovm'
Ing been paid.
Monday began q week Of pruycr ..
Chicago. The churches and the Sn,m"a.
Mems Christian Associations hold dniiS
prayer meetings. "'
|. The penal law Of Alabama, which nm.
islies horse and mule stealing with drnth
took egect the lst day of January.
An eminent member ofthe House is .oia
to be preparing articles Of impcachm""a,
for several Judges Of the Supreme Court
The city Of Houston is about to sinh.
scribe halfa million of dollars to complr,o
tilelr connection by railroad with New
Orleans. N'
Beard, the celebrated animal paintc,
mas just begun Il painting illustrative NJ
l''e saying, ut rains cats and dogs"
Thomas PARROT, of Boyle county. Ken.
tlcky, started from Texas not long uco
with four hundred and sixty horses, and
was robbed of nearly half of the number
before reaching Kentucky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
British Capital Coming SOutli-Ie.
lief for the Planters.

Last winter the Legislature of Ten
,esscc chartered the American Indus
rial Agency, with very valuable fran
'hiscs.
The purpose Of the company is to
id in an increased production ri
southern staples, by advancing money
to planters on favorable terms.
Mr., NJ, j, McIIalie, \ well, kpowr
contributor to the financial and com.
mcrcial columns of the London Times
has recently arrived in this country.
commissioned by large British capital
lists to examine into and report upon
the American industrial Agency, and
is now making Il tour throughout the
Southern States, in company with Col.
Ben. Il. Green, Solicitor of the Ameri-
can Industrial Association.
We understand that Mr.. McHaGle
represents that class of British capital.
lists who 60 for reasonable and certain
profits, with good security. Nowhere
on the face Of the earth can they find
such certain return, with such abun-
dant security, as in the Southern States,
We are gratified to learn that, so far,
Mr.. McllaIlle has been greatly pleased
with his visit, and very favorably i'm
pressed. His favorable report will
turn a large amount Of British capital
into the South -NashViM Union.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
To Health Seckers, El Als.

Although we have frequently allulr.
10 the many superior advantages o,
Winchester as u resort for those who
ne, either seeking health, ora place t
oluca;e their children, the importance
Of the topic is SC great that sc deem il
proper to allude to it again.
The place has 10 hocol cauae for sick
neSs y' qny Aiad! Located on IN Gle
waited bench Of the Cumberland Noun
tlin, from e to 8 miles lhcr, from, on ,
beautiful mountain stream, the noun.
tain bending in the form of a semi
circle around it. no scenery on tic
globe could be more charming, aut
the natural consequence is that the BOP
nlation Of our little city is 50 packco
ana crowded as to renderit imperitiyoIy
necessary that capital come here foI
Investment in some Of thcmany vacant
lots, and build houses to rent. Such
an investment will pay the holders Oh
c"lItai % or 30 per cent In addition
10 'dc educational facilities we enjoyed
lat year, we now have another Male
school. The James Sharp College,
which opened it, first session on last
Monday with good number Of pupils,
HudcH The charge Of a. ID. Trimblc, Il
BAPTIST Minister Of dis place, whose
energy and capacity as a teacher, com
bin" 70 invite liberal patronage, Thus
we have . Female and 2 Male. Schools
III fail operation and the branch Of
tic Rail RocI will be repaired in u few
months, which will bring rs into direct
r2il communication with the Rail Road
world, combined with The pure air and
water, certainly offers to the capitalist
extraordinary inducements to come
among us--huy our vacant lots (ond
there are many Of them as %iayorab!y
situated, for health and cleanliness as
could DESIRE and help to make
this what it was fast becoming when
war broke out--a delightful abodt
for its happy d~enizcns.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

TERRITORIAL The
New York World says: 1.-THE effect
ofTcrritorial Governments is Il purely
hypothetical question. If such Coy
ernmcnts are enacted, the Supreme
Court will set them aside as repugnant
to the Constitution, and things revert
to their present condition. The threat
may safely be treated with scorn. The
choice does not lie between ratification
OF the amendment and Territorial Gov.
crnluents, but between ratification and
The risk of d long exclusion from Con
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
How They Take Care ofThemselyp

Hon, VIM. P, Fesscnden, of Main
Is Of the leaders Of the Radicals
the United States Senate. From Il
following, from the Washington co,
respondcnce Of the Commercial, he ev,
IDENTIFY believes that he who does n
take care Of his household is wore
than an infdel, The correspondent
says:
LET me point you to the most con
spicuous gentleman in that body--Mr
Fessenden, Of Maine. Hath he denic'
the faith Hath he provided not iol
his own? Let the following fact sui
flee: 5. G. Fessenden, Chief Examiner
If the Patent Office, at u salary Of
$4,000 Il year-brother Of the Senator
Joseph Fcssenden, Postmaster ri
Lewiston, Maine, $4,000 Il ycar-brot
her Of the Senator: Charles Fessendcn
Surgeon Of Maine Hospital, AZ Port
land, Maine, $4,000 ycar-brothcr OF
the Senator; Daniel W. Fessenden.
Clerk of the Supreme Court Of Port.
land. Maine, salary -. O0O--brother OF
the Senator; Il. ID. F~csscndcn, County
Attorney for Androscoggin county,
Maine, salary S3,OO0--brothcr of the
Senator; Hewitt Fcsscnden, Assistant
in the Custom House at PASSPORT,
Maine, big salary--brother of the Sen.
ator. Then as to sons, there is Gen
eral Frank Fcssenden, who was wound
cd at Gettysburg and altcrward promot-
ed to Brigadicr in the regular army and
retired on full pay, while those whose
relatives had denied the faith were put
on the pcnsion-roll without any pro-
motion. Capt, Samuel Fessendcn, in
the regular army, is stationed at Fer
trcss Monroe. Hon. Edward Fox, Uni
ted States District judge, in Maine, in
a brother in law Of the Senator. VIM.
Fcssendcn, Il cousin to the Senator,
was appointed Paymastor in the army,
but for some human frailty was dismiss
ed; but, though cast down, he was not
torsaken, for the Senator got him into
Il Treasury clcrkship at 1900 u year.
Thus We have brothers, son, brother.
cousins, all provided for. Aunts
and %uncles, and grandnothcrs, too, no
were the beautiful truth fully
known. Brethren and sisters. does
this look like denying the faith and be-
worse than an iutilplf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

GOLD AS A STANDARD, FROM A NEW
HAVEN Observation-Disclosures Brew
cr has been lccturing in New Haven OF
the " Mining Resources of the Paciii,
Region" Among some clever thing:
he had said, We notice the stupid non
scncs that, owing to new gold discov.
cries, the value of gold would steadily
deprcciatc, and that "priccs. of which
it is the standard, would constantly
grow higher for years" Now gold,
under the present system ofprices, can
scarcely be said to be the standard of
value The authors ofthe new Ameri-
can system quite ignored the constitu-
tional provision on that subject. The
present standard of value seems to he
the wN of the Treasury Department.
But whether 50 or not, Professor Brew
or may find, if he should take the
trouble to consult the best English
writers on currency, that gold has Il
value in itself, which capnot be chang
ell by new discoveries.
Paper money is another the. Whilst
we have "got 4 government which 4
manufacture the article al lbitum. prices
will be very likely to increase "g ow
higher for years" The Professors
argument, or rather assertion, may be
easily o%verthrown by the use of his
gold. lie will find that a very little Of
it vii! buy lots Of deprecated govern.
ment trash.-HartoH Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

Up to Wednesday evening, 9th inst.
the weather was the most charming Oh,
oldest resident ever saw tor the middl,
of Winter. Twas mild and balmy a.
Spring. The zcphyrs came TO us Ia
den with the invigorating spirit OF
health, and the evidences Of n neal np-
proach Of tho budding and towering
scason-the time for the singing ofthc
piumy people, when all nature, clothed
in her green robe omc rejoicing up
from the warm smooth valleys to the
hills and mountains top, inspiring the
animal kingdom with ncwncss of If,
and imparting a tinge of ~juvenil:ty
even to age itself. But our weather.
beaten, weather wise, w~ise.acres, as
sert that the past few days of lovely
weather are only me0iher breeders, to be
succeeded by a very hard winter vet.
We hope they will prove false proph.
cts; but they may be right, and if you
have any hauling to do, now's the time,
fjr the roads are as fine and firm as thel
turnpike. And SO mote il continue SO
to be. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

Aman in st. Louis hung himself wit
the whiplash which his wife had Jus
used on him.
There were $1,000 arrests in New
York; during the past sycar, Eighty
three persons were arrested for .homi
eide. g. 49,. e.
II has been decided in one of th,
French courts that 10 call n woman 8
g. female is to insult her, and is finea
bic.
The cost of the new opera house in
Paris is now placed ut four millions OF
dollars. Il. will be ready in so.
Twenty five thousand carte de yi;ste,
of Lee were sold in Washington imme.
diatcly after the surrender.
Mark Twain," the humorous wri
ter, is on his way from California to the
East. He is a son of Ex-Governor
Clemens of Missouri.
There are 10000 female drunaarjsi in
Brooklyn, MY. 81 ID" 30 "'
One hundred miles West of Fort
Riley Is the centre Of the United States.
The Southern loyalists in Washing.
ton are beginning to lose patience with
Congress.
Aldibaran, thought to he the best
next to Kentucky, in America,
has been beaten in New Orleans by Har-
y Of the West, q six year old.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

Several large droycs ofmulcs pa5scG
through, Southwark bound, during tho
past week, which brings forcibIy t.
mind the good old times prior to the
war, W'cn the South was prosperous.
This prcsages another horcuiqun effort
on tic art orplantcrs 10 make mp for
their hoavy losses the past year. We
hope they may succeed, for, from pres
cnt indications cotton is certain to com
mand a good price for years, perhaps
for all time to come, unless the freed
men put forth more energy or some
other kind Of labor is successfully in
troduccd. Ifthc black race wont work,
the cotton planters will most likely
make heavy importations ofthc Coolies
and Germans, the former being prefer
able ON account Of their dOcility and
ap,Dcss to learn. Desiring the welfare
oil OH! former slaves IL Is To lie hoped
that they will awake from their lcth-
argy and Incidence, and thus render
themselves useful to themselves as well
as the country in which they are dcs.
tined to dwell, and preserve intact the
present relation they sustain to the
landed proprietors. Should they go
to work in real good earnest, they
conl | soon command means to pur-
Chase small bodies Of land and by be
coming ircc-holdcrs elevate themselves
in their W and white Deighbors csti-
nation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12
General Southern Sentiment.

General Southern Sentiment.
De Bows Review contains an eloquen'
appeal against the Thunderstorm and
ley kind Of punishment proposed by
the extreme Radicals, and thus urges
something better, and for good and
sufficient reasons:
"Thc South went down under your
cohorts and your lcgions: but having
gone down with her broad and tccming
lands wasted, with her cities destroyed,
her warriors scattered, and bleeding.
and dead, her resources exhausted, and
her people clothed in sackcloth and
ashes, yours is Il magnificent tribute
when behind every bush you see her
bayonets cleaning still. Compose
yourselves. The work is donc-done
efficiently and finally. The issue, which
was made fairly, was as fairly decided.
In appealing to the sword, its arditra-
ton was accepted. People know no
higher courts, and Congress may de-
eide as they p!ease-the bayonet gives
the law. From the Chesapeake to Ell
paso, the South tells you this. Her
Legislatures, her statesmen, her dis
armed warriors, her people of high and
low degree, all solcinnly and emphat-
ically declare it, and having discovered
their truth and carncstness when they
told that they meant war, can you not
trust them when they tell you that they
mean peace-pernanant and lasting
peace? Moreover, II C issues Which
resulted in the war are extinct. fnew
ones arise, they are rs likely to besuch
as will disturb the peace of the North
as well us ours. No man in our do
main, unless within the walls ola luna
tic asylum, dreams Of resistance to Il
power which, in the heyday Of ourpros-
pcrity and might, bore so overhelm.
ingly and resistlessly upon us. The
Government Of the United States is our
only Government, and in its honor and
glory must we find ours"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

Last Monday was Il great day FOL
Mlnci cs'cr. We had the presence o
alarEo crowd Of the ycomanry--th,
honest mrU Of toil-caCh one looking
after his own material interests, and
earnestly cndcavoring TO achieve the
victory in the fearful struggle with ad.
vcraity which is now and has for some
years ragged with undated fury. Con
siderable quantity Of land was sold,
and other kinds Of property. Bat one
thing is remarkable, although the
times are so tight, we seldom, if ever,
zee property offered for sale by the
Sheriff or Constable to be sold under
execution.
This fact speaks volumes in behalf
Of the Icuicncy Of onr people in the
collection Of old debts. This is right.
Let there be- spirit olmutual rorbcm-
a1ce, anJ give the energies Of the
debtor !re" scope, and he will soon re
licyc himsclf from the calling incubus
Of Old debts.
The County Court elected for the
present year as quorum, John ". VIII
iiams, J. Il, Foster, and A.. j. Simpson.
Tho Grct po,poJ Won, olo,inI Iunirr,,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-12

KNOXVILLE We learn from an extr,
issued from the Commercial office thai
j. c. Luttrel was elected Mayor on
Saturday, and that all the old Board
were returned with the exception OF
Sam McClanahan, in whose place
Hiram Barry vas chosen. The Com.
mertial remarks:
The election passed off very quietly
and we hope the Loyal League will new
er again attempt to draw political party
lines in the Municipal elections until our
city is much larger than at present. We
want in Office those who will work for
the interest of the city regardless of po-
litical proclivities.