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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-31
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On yesterday friday we received by
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Thanks to GoRToN, of Adams Express, we
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IT is contemplated to build large fac
tory in Norfolk, Va. The Norfo& Journal
publishes list of over eighty new build
ings now in course of erection, or soon will
be, in that city. The cost of these build
ings, exclusive of the ground, is estimated
at 100000. A new hotel will also soon be
put under contract.
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SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 81.

Democratic Meeting at Morrow.
> There will be Democratic meeting at
Morrow, Warren comfy, on Saturday,
August 81, which will be addressed by
Hons. GEo. II. PEDLEroN and g. THUR
9fAN. E3s1 is
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THE crime of the party in power con-
sists in this, that it is overturning the
foundations on which our Union and free
institutions rest, for the sake of securing
to itself political ascendancy.
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DIED

GRIFFIN-On Friday. August 3oth, in this city
Mr.. JAMES L. GRIFFIN. g lie.
Funeral services at his late residence on Franklin
avenue this CSaturday) afternoon. at o'clock P. M
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR,
ALLEN G. THURMAN, of Franklin.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
DANIEL 5. UHL, of Holmes.
\TREAsURER OF STATE,
O. FULTON of Crawford.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
-sv JOHN mcELWEE, Of Butler.
fa1 ATTORNEY GENERAL.
FRANK H. HURD, Of Knox.
--~ SUPREME JUDGE.
THOwAS m. KEY, Of Hamilton.
. coNPTRoLLER OF TEE rREAsuRY4
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, jr., of Williams.
20 NEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS. 500
Fa'" ARTHUR HUGHES, Of Cuyahoga.
ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, GIVING NEGROES
TIE RIGHT TO VOTE AND HOLD OFFICE,
TEEResz Noiv ~ 3Ag
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NOW FOR REVOLUTION.

Don't be startled. The countrys safe. Neverthe-
less. immediate, instantaneous revolution is i'm
pending. Don't ,. 81 ...-l4 ff--.
"' BEATTHE DRUMS,
For this is a silent revolution. 1t is now going
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E. R. .Eshelman and Hon. y. j.
.s-t Green
VIII speak at Chillicothe on Friday
evening. Sent. l3.
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MASONIC.

w "THERE WILL b. A MEETING OF
Magnolil Lodge No 90 Columbus
Lodge No. 80, and Goodale Lodge No. 372, F and a.
NJ. on SUNDAY, SEPT. Ist. at O'Clock P. NJ. for
the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother
F. GIVEN. All Masons in good standing are invit-
F. w. SPICE,w. M, rl
MAGNOLIA Lodge No. 20.
L. G. BAILEY, W. NJ,
Columbus Lodge No. 80.
W. s. PHARES, W. NJ,
aug31 1t Goodale Lodge No. S72.
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On That Question s. MUM is the
it-a - Word.

In Stark county few days since, citi-
zen asked one of the Negro Suffrage canv
didates for the Legislature the following :
T "If the people vote down your Negro
Amendment in this State, and you are
elected TO the Legislature, will you vote
for the Amendment to the United States
Constitution forcing Negro Suffrage on all
the States ?"
Of course the Radical refused to answer.
1t makes but little difference whether
Negro Sugrage is voted up or down in
Ohio, provided the Negro Suffrage candi-
dates for the Legislature are elected in
sufficient number to pass joint resolu-
ti6n to amend the Constitution of the Uni
ted States to give the negroes the right to
vote in all the States. The only way to put
down the heresy is to vote against Negro
Suffrage and all who advocate 1t.
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THE Pitti6wgh (Penn.) Post compli-
ments the Democracy of Ohio ard their
leading men as follows:
"THE CANVASS IN OHIo.-The canvass
for Governor IN Ohio is conducted with
more ability and spirit on the Democratic
side than we have ever known, except in
our quadrennial Presidential contests. We
doubt if there is State in the Union that
can furnish ss many prominent and able
men, who take an active part in political
struggles, as the Buckeye State. This has
been an observable fact for many years"
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TO BUSINESS MEN. I

The journal refuses to compare
circlIIations with The Ohio States
do, that IL would be badly beaten.
Of this fact, advertisers having
due notice, will govern themselves
accOrdingIy.
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but all won't QO-QOWn go Tue hauS GnlS.
fall in this place, just as certain as the ides
of October come. was shown a scurri-
lous editorial by one of the ''plugs'' of this
sheet, in regard to the manner in which
Hon. Mr.. Jewett managed the financial
matters of the Central Ohio road, of which.
he was for many years President. This
article was such tissue OF palpable lies,
that it greatly disgusted even the Radicals
who read it, knowing Mr.. Jewett, as they
did, to be highly honest and honorable
gentleman. So, Mr.. Applegate, the politi-
cal opponent of Mr.. j., came out in long
card in the Courier and Signal contradicting
the charges of the lying writer,
and demanding its retraction, saying that
he (Applegate) himself was one of the Di-,
rectors of said road all the time Mr.. J. was
President, and that the charges of the
Courier were "false" from beginning to
end, and were only made through political
malignity, and by an exceedingly mean
man! ''
This humbled the Courier man greatly,
worked well for the Democracy, and raised
Mr.. A. personally in the estimation of MIR.
Jewett's friends. But, politically, Mr.. Ap-'
plegate is a Radical, and morally too much
friend of Bacchus, ever to be sent to Co
lumbus as law maker, by the good peo-
pie Of this county, especially when he runs
against such men as Ball, Jewett and Linn.
1t is said, Applegate says he has no hope
of election, and that his party can never
prosper when such Editors as run the C0ar--
Ter lie so maliciously-a paper, he says,
that six months since hotly opposed what
il now as zealously defends, viz: Negro
Suffrage. 1t is amusing to turn the files
of the Signal, and see how every few days
it spikes the Courier with files Of the oour-
ier,s own forming. That is, whenever that
paper comes out with blast fayoring
Negro Equality, the Signal turns to what
it wrote against the Negro as late as last
December, and that is answer enough. The
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-11

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Franklin county, Tenn. in favor of John
W. Martin. admir-, etc. VS. G.. q A. j. Full
more. ct. ais. | will. on
Monday, 22d day of July, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. two
tracts Of land-0ne lying in civil district
No. s. containing fifty acres, bounded by
the lands Of Il. Daniel and G.. Is. Mangum.
and others; levied on rs the property Of
&. Fillmore. Tic other tract lying in civ
d district No. Is, containing one hundred
acres, honHded by the lands of Thos. Null
Inns, William Lawson. and others. Levied
upon as the property of A. j. Fillmore, to
atisfy said execution. june 2gtll, 1867.
W. z. MURREI.L, Sh'f.
by II. II. FINCH, Dep. sniff.
&. juIyll-tU 4 IN
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We know the old citizens Of this coun
try, and VIC know we can rely on what
they say; andif thcy pretend to be our
friends, we can depend upon them
Strangers may be good men, or they
may be bad men, and we had better
stick by those we know, especially
when it is rightto do 70.
II, by taking sides with the Conscr-
vatives in the approaching election, we
relieve the white people from their
present Brownlow bondage, VIC make
them our lasting friends; whereas, if
We help the party trying to keep them
down, We make them enemies for life.
There is u great change going on
here among the colored people, who
are getting their eyes open. | hope,
all over the country, you will study the
true interests Of our race, and act the
part Of freedmen, and become q Chris
tian people. ELIAS POLK.
NASHVILLE, JUNE 28, 1867.
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fore twelve OF his peers. The Consti-
tuition fthc United States, the disrc
gard Of which has brought all these
troubles upon us, expressly guAanties
80 much. Nattel, that noble writer so
often quoted in order to determine up
on the rights or parties to war, says
that even in cases Of rc0oH when the
rev0ltcrs are subdued, and sac for
peace, the amnesty may except the au-
thor5 Of disturbance, but even then on
iy that they may be brought to n legal
hiqi and punished if found guilty"
Hence We can but wonder at the asser-
ton Of Capt. Kirk, made on our streets,
before a crowd, and must attribute it
10 a passion that got the better Of his
Judgment, But nevertheless it gives
our people food for reflection, and we
fec! it q duty to notice the matter be
cause We believe this notice may have
,ae effect to put on his guard any citi-
zcn who uioll. ncradyeulure, make
.omn demonstration that suspicion
would torture into AZ insult to the M
JouaI flag, or national authority and
olso =, mn, soryo ,o remind thc militia.
rv ,l.f tbry,n,v he too bo.ty in fran.
-no.n n~y,nsc for enudinr . sorl into
c~torpity Wo uAinl. ihot if Can't Kirk
anil MI, mon DIV rtoh+ -ho ncnnlo yill
1n r;o,i o,d .yo shall havo ma trouhlo
Mon with orn, IN tEn;r hands IN t;mos
oroyc'lnmnpt value life too cLoonlv far
Tao clp.p}v
Another ibing. LET fine uiIifio cast
aside AZ Infamous the rcports Of evil.
disposcd and irresponsible persons,
who have private grulgcs to satiatc BY
creating public disturbance and let the
citizens disregard, also, reports about
the militia, gotten up and added to by
persons Of noXiJlctongucs. BY listen
INC to and believing all manner Of re
ports, elimination and rc-crimination
casus. and troubles easily come
For instance: cbaye heard of many
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-11

WchcarlC Capt. Kirk, who commands
the militia stationed at Winchester,
threatening to shoot the man or men
who, he said, groancd on last Thurs
day evening Wher the stars and stripes
were lowered from the pole erected
That day in front OF The Courthouse.
Now, here is food for "clcctiou, and
It natural that We desire to understand
the matter. We do not know jhat any
one groanea, and Il find no citizen,
though many were about, who heard
the groan. hut we VIII take Captain
KS statement, that $o"'f ore @Foaned,
as true. Oar POINT Is; Nou.dt be
right to shoot Gown " man VINO groan
ed? tapt. Il. said Ac would make q
personal matter OH H. aoI shoot down,
200 for any man who iuuI.a.i that
Tag. Well, wa know This community
will disaTproyc any. couicm any nc
lion, on {! @ pad rr eng citizen, that
coGll be iaatl construed into IN Insult
to u flag which we claim as ours, now
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-11
Our County Court.

WoIcaru TIA! our County Court on
Ihwsdaylas refused to appoint Judge.
Of Election. The County Court OF
bayidson.did the anne This action
was, no doubt, the result Of fear eonsc.
G,.nnt upon rcauing the LgN Of Lord
H.oNnlow, threatening with untold
punishment all Count. MGgistrate3who
.hould dare to exercise the right they
Possessed, Under = !GW OF Radical ma.
King, to appoint Judges OF Election.
IiY This action the contingent duty j.,
forced upon the Commissioner ofReg
i.,ratiop to appoint Judges, and Brown
low and his party are tUri;sd TO further
.',ompts at oppression, 10 yield TO q
ruhbcr only encourages himto demand
the more, where bold resistance would
save you. Brownlow Usurped autiori
- inissuing his last pronmciamcnto,
just rs he has frequently done before,
and al for the purpose Of Gnliyjag q
people who have submitted to iar
more than The terms Of surrender de-
handed
We think Tie Magistrates all over
the State ought to have complied with
the law ly appointing Judges, even at.
the risk of being themselves cast in
prison, or deprived of their commits
sions, which last punishment would
have been the utmost Brownlow would
have dared.
Yet, the Executive Committee, whose
address we publish in this weeks
Home journal, recommend obedience
10 the mapdutc Of the oppressor, who,
they truly say, seems determined to
have the law carried out ACCORDING TO
his own Interpretation, at all hazards,
while common decency would dcbar
any but the most shameless from exer-
ercising a controlling influence over his
own election. But tlis obedience will
amount to nothing, if it does not bring
upon us the very evils it is intendcdto
slave off, for IL we would not stand by
our rights where the law Of governing
power plainly and Enthusiastically sus-
tanned US, Wha. shall We expect, after
concession, from hen who have the ariH
TO robus Of all our rightsY VIII it do
any goodto adieh tleln, and still sub
mitf "
We are sotry On account Of the &C.
"oh OF e. ayerswcdC ounty Courts. |.
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PRICES REDUCED

T WISH TO SAY TO THE PUBLIC
lthat ! now have on hand a good supply
of Bedsteads, o talmost every description.
and nave reduced prices to defy tOmpeti-
ton with the quality If the work. have
also a good supply of Chairs. f(ane Seat.
stuff Seat.) n new article Of Racks. Chill
tlren's Chairs, etc.
All are invited to call and examine my
stack Of Cherry. Walnut, and Rosewood
Bcletcads and Chairs.
jnlyll-1m c. N. FARMER.
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WINCHESTER, TENN:
The Militia.

Can't. Kirll. Witl n COmUauy OIWi.lIlN
"a stationed in ouy own and il is now
no unusna, sightto soc mo with Guns
and oIistcrinr bovopcls mon orr
strocts hotb riaht and dev. lycn tia
natural that cycrybody should juaoire.
wondo, what thov arc here for, and
,,o con orr;vo ot no otbor conclusion
,,.o,b,t rbcr oro ir,c,dod 10 cortro,,hc
ho,Iof mo-, in tbc election nc,r a. hand
lnow hof ma podical mooino and
po1iool ;,~d;vilro,l,. l,,.o ,oan ,,o
IostoJ IN am, toyp Snl wa rooy =,
l,oolor r,rsohoo1 VINO ,o,,o,. ,,,orod
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-11

You may set il down as L truth, Ger
tain IS Holy Writ, that where bayoncts
rule, in times ofpeacc, there is no re-
pnblicaHism-uo genuine liberty. The
Conservative party ask no h%ayoncts to
give if power. 1t only asks equal and
exact justice to all, exclusive privileges
to none. 1t asks the Acknowledgement
ofno good citizen, and seeks only to
correct evils through legal and Consti-
tutioual means.
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Sale of Land.

BY virtue of m execution to me direct
cl. issued by the Clerk q Master of the
Chanccry Court ofFranklin county. Tenn,
tor costs. against John \, Reagan * Wife,
ct. ais. | will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. before the Courthouse door in Win
chester, on
Monday, August 9Th, 1867,
n tract of land lying in civil district Nos.
bounded by Wash Tate ct. ais. containing
nineteen acres. Levied on as the property
of Matilda Reagin July LIST. 1867.
W. L. MURRELL, Sh'f.
by +. ii. FINCH. Dep. Shift.
iulyl1-td i 50
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Sta'e VI 1eHicSSee-fIalihilA county.
). VI. Scott,
W
$. p. ll~ollingsworJh. ~,
On motion Of complainant. and il APP
pcaring to tile Clerk & Master that the de-
tondant. ). L. l!ollingsworth. iSa non-res-
ident Of t!le state Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary procys5 of law cannot be served
upon him.
1t l. therefore ordered that publication
be made Tor four consecutive weeks in The
Home Journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk & Master on or be-
tore the lSt Monday next, and Plead. an
sWcr or dcmur to said bill. or the samowin
he taken for confessed. and set for hcoring
eN parte. II. Il. ESTILI. g.. 3 w..
uiyl!-ii ] 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-11

The Nashville Banner has it from most
undonbtcd authority that Gen. George II.
Thomas expresses himself in strong dis
appreciation of the entire militia system
set on foot by Brownlow. rs tending to To-
mcnt discord. bcgct strife, shed needless
blood and keep the country in constant
turmoil and excitement. But will talking
and not acting do any good? viii such Il
not cajole innocent people into n
happy hope to he blasted by continued out
and murder:
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State of Tennessee--Franklin County.

State of Tennessee--Franklin County.
Mary NJ. Clarke, VS. 10 G. McClcliand and
W. A. McClclland and Wife.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the defendant, Lou
lisa VI. McClellaud. is Il nonresident of tho
State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process oflaw cannot be served upon her.
Its therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear before the Clerk and
Master on or before the lsi Monday in Ait
gust, and answer to said bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed. and set for
hearing exparte. II. Il. ESTlLL. G. 6 VI.
jnlyl1 i 80
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DIED-ln this place. June 2.tll. Mrs. -
Bra2clton. wife of Daniel Brazelton.
Mrs. BraZclton lcavesa host of relatives
and friends who mourn her death. Sic
was an exemplary member of the C. p.
Church. and nm accomplished lady.