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The New York herald., 1867-09-23
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER %. 1857.
Arrived.

Arrived.
steamship Tariff Br) Mscsulay Liverpool Sept TO- and
Qreentown ith with mise and 53l PASSENGERS to EC :
nard 18th inst. passed Inmsn steamer bound e. 2lst
steamship Hermann. hence for Bremen
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New Orleans Sept 10,
with mdse and passengers, TO II Cromwell 4 Co. -
Steamship Herman Livingston. Baker Savannah. 90
hours with mdse and passengers TO Lvings Fox Co.
10Th $40 AM, mi es north Of FRYING Pan Shoals ex
changed signals with steamship Zodiac hence for Savan
NAH 5OPM Is miles north OF Cape Hatteas with steam
ship Eagle hence Havana 2st 30 AN 30 miles forth
steamship Moneka Winchester. Charleston. 65 hours.
with mdsc and passensers to the Peoples Nail Steamship
steamship Ellen Terry Bearse. Newbern. NC, 60 hours
Stesmship John Gibson Fuller Washington, DC with
mdse and passengers, to Smith Brown.
Steamship wsnsntta Fish New Bedford. with mdse and
passeneors to Ferguson Wood
Ship Marcia Dav Chase Newport W, 50 days. with iron
BARK d II Waijeu (Brsm), Deetssn. Bremen q dsys,
light yarisb bic winds ne weeks 18th inst lat 05
Ion ST. passed British ship bound y, showing blue tag
with white square and red letter 7 in the centre.
The steamship City Of Paris (Brl Kennedy, which
rived on Saturday night left Liverpool Sept II and
Sepors Sen. lat H. Ton g . ssesmssp
Cmbrla, bound Z; same day, on Cape Race, passed
lon 60 ~ steamship Persia for Liverpool She had
IE cabin EOS Storage passengers mails, and fun
cargo -,
shin Calhoun. Crary. from Liverpool Aug IL.
BRIG Josephine Cow Bay (by pilot boat Elwel
NOD.
Wind nj sunset W, light.
The New York herald., 1867-09-23
SHIP PIN q. NEW S !.

v0eK-rats DAY
RsIs ........... ~ morn IL -
% Ht9H eve ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Religious Intelligence.

We find the fo,lowina in o,ircxcaar.os
Roy S.anhnn \yi,ligms = walj known
rInrrymon or,lo Prash,tqr,au Church,
.dicj IN thn Ijih n Iis rosidprrn in
EglIiuoI,n or hcayt dtscasa apcd near.
lv El vc,ys
poy G,ormn Y Tho1ov oftha 1f.ll.
o6;-f ghurrh South, one ort,c pioneers
nr Jjotbo1;ym in fhe West died ut Ir.
hon. I,i, -, ,hr IAN
The Rev. Cbanning Moore, recently
consrrrataI - a Ei<Son Of lhr Amari.
,,gn rni.rnr.L Chprch IN China iso M.
,ivn NJ Ili,ipnnnd Va and . Grodpoio
nr William and lf9rv C,lIcme
Tho OII and New School Presbytc-
rian Churches or Ii0rytsonIm,o, 10.
LoI;a hrrn uri,aa under the c9rr Of onr
.nast,r
Rev. Henry \ Wise has declined the
.coIl t.ndnroI hin, Inv thn Fnisrnn,i roi,.
Drnrgt;on or ChorIn.f,wn Va
Bnv Nathaniel Cross rormc,jv PRO
tossor Of Imouones in tine University
orN,shyf,,c died At Dandnsja hiscoun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Lost Arts.

I, ,ooorI Ia ooIorg v.o oro c,n nI.I.;,I
thanno;9nt ~ S"nn @ orth" rI ," ,Ir i'I i
t.i. ~ o;,t; Va e e' ,,,,I ,o,ya' w., ~,
nc, 11 n ac.a dna ~ ,ooat cI'I ~ r..' ~
~ 'n - ,r"sr Thn r,r;on ~ ,,n,,n ',,,,lD' ~ 49,,
orI6n,,nI oI c;t,, or bon,,,,ii MN - C 90 r.osh
~ Ia,. ~ i y,os n,osn thorsanJ ,.a,r,
ooo ~ n' Gnmn % ~ M " ,ho st,,oco nain.cj ,,o, r%'
,oof,ro W. tLn CLrist;on oro Irn1.on ~, -, ~ ~, u
,,,i,ln1 ~ .arortaI Vs. ;ts nr;n;nnl in'tra ,'''
AnI vo+ wo rit,, tho ionTr,nna Of a.,
IorI, ,l,;,nod l ch;lIrnS or IN, on.ic5f
E,' Eo,,nt TLo cnlnrs ,,,,o, tSn y,l,s ~
V0,h,s rast,l ynnlts ,rr 90 r,,..f a. #
,,ninto1 , ,ostor,lsv So ;.s,hr chaol. ~
thn To,.!,t;a,, ,rinco w,o ,vas c,ot.r
,'l,ra,,,o rs',, r., ,,.;,h CnInn,nn onI lI.rnn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Accidents OF Speech.

Pat has long labored under the i'm
putation of making more accidents
with the tongue than any of his fellow
mortals; bnt it can be very readily
shown that the "bull'' is not necessarily
indigenous to Irish soil.
A Frcnchman named Gallon, who
died in Paris not many years ago, was
remarkable for n bovine tendency.
There is letter of his in existence as
follows: '.My dear fricnd-I left my
knife at your lodgings yesterday. Pray
send it to me if YOU find it. Yours,
Calino. p. S.-Never mind sending
the knife: have found it,"
There is note to his wife, which he
sent home with basket of provisions.
the postscript to which read: "You
Will find my letter at the bottom of the
Wsket. Ii you should fail TO do so,
let me know as soon as possible"
1t is said of this same character that
on one occasion he took lighted Ia
per to find his way down stairs without
accident, and after getting down
brought it back with thanks. leaving
himself at the top of the stairs in the
dark as at first.
A lady once asked the Able dc Mat
ignon how old he was "Why, / am
only tliirty-two," said he, "but count
myself thirty-tlrce, because little
boy vas boy was born year before ]
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Probably the most disgusting and
obscene coIoquy that ever transpircd
in any deliborative hody in the world,
occurred in the Rump House Of Repre-
sentativcs on Saturday the 9th inst, be
tween Thaldcus Stevens and Rufus p.
both members Of the God
and morality party. These two old
men, amidthc laughter and applause 0!
their Radical associates, indulged in q
dialogue so grossly and obscene and
vulgar that they would have been kick.
ed out Of q brothel for repcatingit, 1t
is actually too disgusting to be pub
lished in y decent family newspaper
Decency, as well as sense, wisdom and
patriotism, seem to have departed from
the Jacobins in Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
EbistViD..tiOnS.

We would call attention to the opin-
ION Of oue Of the leading papers OF
Canada OH this subject:
Most Of our readers have no doubt read
come Of the .nunlrroGS advertisements OF
Gift Enterprise. Gift Concerts. &c., which
appear FROM time to line in the public
prints, Offering most tempting bargains to
those who Wiii patr0niHG them. In most
eases these are genuine hUnihugs. But
there are a f,'W respectable !lrin4 who do
business in this manner. and they do ii US
Il means Of increasing tiicir wholesale bus
iunss, and not to make money. From such
firms. it i true. handsome and valuable ar
ticles ere procured for a very small snm.
and what j. more important. no one is ever
cheated. Every person gets good value
for bis dollar: because. ~ we have stated.
it is intended 10 net ~ m advertisement to
increase their ordinary business.
We hive seen uHniicrs Of prizes sent out
III this way by sherman. Watson Il Com
pany, Of Mas san Street, y. y. and there is
no doubt that some of thc articles are worth
eight or ten times the money paid for them
while we have not seen or hoard of a SIM
gle article which was not fully worth the
dollar which Il tcoSt.-lSGtgrdGy Rcdder, Mon
trcHi. G. T.. Jan. r.. lSGG
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26


That wonderfully 8agacious agricul,
iurist, Isaac Newton, Of the seed de.
partment, suggests, in his last inqui5i.
torial circular, that returns should he
made Of tie numbcr Of sheep killed by
dogs and declares that "dog laws should
be placed among the National statutes
as well as in the cnactmcnts Of the
Statcs!' Shades of the trainers what
are We coming to under this food OF
Abolition ignorance and lanaticism
The AionsrcIs will leave nothing to the
people nor the State and the day seems
10 he coming when Congress will as
sume control Of all legislation, from n
bill to destroy section Of country, to
u municipal regulation impounding
stray porkcrs and destroying dogs, and
when no one but a Supreme Judge can
try Il case of assault rnd battery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
An Old. Mans Advice.

Never attempt TO strike the guilty
where, BY misdircctcd or too hasty
blow, the innocent, the gallant, and tbs
good may suffer. Never attempt to
expose a villain if your efforts in 50 do
ing are likely to injurc lie unsuspcct,
ing dupcs OF his articles. Never wa
ger more than you carry in your pocll
ct. Never shake hands with Il man if
YOU are not glad to see him. Never
forget, when you meet to recognizes
your friends, and he even more careful
to oGer your salutltions to those who
are poor. Never run eItravagantly il.
to debt, furit is the by pNtlI which leads
to moral destruction Never quarrel
without sufficient cause, but tit tie nee.
essary that you take up aQuarreI, then
see that you quarrel firmly to the cui.
Never betray the confidence Of any one
especially q woman,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Don't be EIXtrayagant.

1.-THE p0or-hoUsc has any tcrrors for
you never buy what YOU don't need
Before You pay three cents for jews
harp, my boy, ascertain whether yOn
cannot make just rs pleasant noise by
wListllnE, for which nature furnishes
the machinery, and before you pay sew
enty-Gvc dollars for coat, young man,
find out whether your lady would not
be Just as glad to see you in one that
costs half the money. If she would
not, let her crack her own hazelnuts
and buy her own clothes. When You
see man spending two or three dol
lars week foolishly, the chances are
five TO one that hen live long enough
to know how many cents there are i'll
dollar; if he don.t he's pretty sure to
bequeath that privilege to his widow.
When man asks you to bay that for
which you have no use, no matter how
cheap; don't say yes until you are sure
hat some one else wants it in advance.
Money burps in some folks pockets.
and makes such big holes that every
thing drops through past finding.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

The mongrel lunatics in the. Kansas
Legislature are discussing Il proposition
to amend the Constitution SO rs to al
low negroes, and all pc:sons over eigh-
teen, regardless Of sex os color, the
elective franchise. The design Of this
movement, like others ofthc same char
acter, is to bring suffrage into con.
tempt, preparatory to It's entire aboli-
ton and the establishment. of an oil
gaTchy OF Puritan saints.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

O. ,.., 1.,'----..-'.-.- -
Va, ~ @ "S' ~ N"'''I!.p ,, AND lEEAchEp'--~
rln'',,d ~" ,nV ~ y'I "e,lt'yV.5 ., Oh your own
- 'J' - 'h''g,. h3 49,, "Pon VOW o#A Slrehg'h
W "o'i y1.' t,.S soU'' axe loF your
','o,,"' I "tt' . '.'''''y'' ~ l'o',all, 'l III
"""vy ,'.,, aI ,Vi ,I,I out S'"', n"'''' ferse-
lo-',4,'' -' f,t ,,"' I .1I N-,.'sg''"' ~ on your
,"'','t'' ,',,1 ,1 '''' I''' le'r not Don
l'Iv ri', Wv ,,, n"e'' "i ''4' w 0 MeeP ~ !1c
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

BUTLER AND DANKS.-Thc New York
correspondent OF the Mobile Advert.
ser, in his account of the NaE England
dnncrin New York, on the 22d, says:
Neither Butler nor Banks were ut tho
table. There is a rumor that the pro
prietor Of Irving Hall stipulated that
Butler should not attend. His stocl.
of silver wares is large and valuable
The reason of Banks absence is said
to have been all apprehension in the
minds al the committee that the sup
ply of liquors ordered would give out
early if he were at the table.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
NOT BAD roE SANBo.-A Richmond

NOT BAD roE SANBo A Richmond
contemporary relates:
At the Opera House The other nigh,
the following scene occurred:
Tim-Now, look here, niggtr, can
you tell me the difference between u
mans occupation and his business:
Joah-W hy, 'taint no difference. \
mans occupation is his business, and
his business is his occupation.
Iim-Now, niger, is you fool?
AiE't jeff. Davis in occupation Of For
trcss Monroe, and is he got any bus.
ness dar!
Josh-Dat Niger always was smart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Reading Matter on Every Page.
TO .COREsEspONDENTs.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous GommunicG.
tiOIs. Whatever is intended for Insertion In
The Home Journal, must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writcr-not nee
essarily for publication but us = guarantee for
good faith and responsibility.
All business letters for this oacc should he adj
dressed to "'rhe Home journal" Winchester
All communications for publication must be writ
ten ON one side Of the page, and with all other
matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, should be addressed: Editor oiJhc Home
journal, Winchester, Tenn
We cannot, lis a rule, undertake to return articles
not found suitable for publication.
Personal articles will be inserted only rs advertise
monts, and at double rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

The Congressional smelling commit
tee sent to New Orleans are renortcd
to have procured what they went for
"evidencc Of preneaitated massacre. .
The Journey was supertluous, The cy-
idcnca might have been as easily man
ufacturcd in Washington, and woald
have been fully as reliable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Morton, of Indiana, and Cameron,
Of Pennsylvania, are among the Aboli-
ton ornaments to be added to the Sen
ate next session, As the ahow bills
would say, this is an unsurpassed com
bination--Alortol representing all the
morality, and Cameron all the honesty
Of the lOyal partv.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

The pen, in the hand that knows how
to use il; is the most powerful weapon
known. AS the tongue of the absent,
how cheering! When the golden tints
Of virtue guide it. how beautiful. When
self respect gives it new vigor, how
pleasing. When scurrility wields 1t,
how contemptible! lis the weapon
of the soul.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

There was great deal Of the article
called 'check' in Senator Edmunds'
denial Of the charge that the bill Greg
ulatpg the tenure of Office had no 9TH
er than n partisan object. AIr +. can
take the premium for impudencc,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
The Welcome 10 Congress al Wa.sh-
ingtOn.
The Washington correspondent oi

The Washington correspondent OF
the baltimore Ga-fhe says.
The "grand mass welcome to Con
gress to-day turned out 10 be miscra-
u!e abortion. / particularly noticed
the procts ion when on its way to the
Capitol, aiG did not recognize a single
white citizen Of the district init. Nine
teen out Of twenty were negroes, and
the remainder were either strangers or
Discarded employees of the government.
| do notknow personally enc of the
members of your corporate govern
ment, but & few tolerably wclldrcssed
men land therefore remarkable were
pointed out to me as your Mayor and
City Council. They occupied the post
of honor--tllat is, the one Immediately
preceding the avalanche of Blacks"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
Hack T Line
BETW WEES
NlYfnESTEn and DECHEnD.

iiiStilL1tEh and DECilEkD.
ELAHENCE z HORNE L is runninga good
" Hack. drawn by Il span of stout horses.
bctwrcn Winchester and Declieri, and le
soIicits the patronage of the public. lie
will call at any del -ignatCd place for pass
engcrs. and at the hotel. always. and guar
antccs there shall he no failure 10 connect
with all trains.
Orders left at the Stewart House will be
promptly attended to. DrStf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
IrTglrTsTC.SrEl

DERSONS desiring clothing made
l. in first class style can have it done
by giving me call. strict attcn-
tion given to cutting. repairing. re-
moving grease and paint. cutting
bastecNs, sacques and riding habits
for ladies. in the latest style; and
all work made in shop warranted
to tit ~ we'll or better than oan bc
had elsewhere in Winchester. or
thecustomer can get the money for
his goods and trimmings. See sign
southeast side of the square. Win
chester. j. VI. WEAVER.
dccS Il Tailor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Missouri has a Radical Republican
government, in all its branches it is u
specimen of what the Radicals would
give all the Southern States. Anarchy,
oppression, insecurity, civil commo-
ton, are the results.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Gen. Butler said in his lecture in
Providence, that grand tactics in poll
tics are rs imperative as grand tactics
in war. Ifhis political tactics prove
no more successful than his war tactics,
the party he heads will have to wait
long fora victory.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

The North American Indians believ,
that an eclipse is an attempt Of great
fish 10 swallow the moon. About -
sensible as Boutwell's apprehension
hat ten States will swallow twenty
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Gov. Patton, during his late visit %
New York, secured an extension of
the Alabama State debt on highly sat
isfactory terms.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

For the six months ending Decem
Der 3lst. there were shipped from Pen
sacola, Florida, to Spanish ports $500
90 fee. Of lumber, worth $4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Too SnoRr.--A writer, who has been
to both places, says life Is too short
and uncertain to drink poor whisky or,
to make love to ugly women.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

Western paper sys if the negro
was taken out ofpolitics. what a ire
rnendous hole there would be in the he
publican party,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
THE CROSS MARK,

A cross mark (thus X) upon II subseri-
bers paper is intended a3 Il notification for
him to pay up for the same within Il reas-
enable time, OF the paper viii be discon-
tipupI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
AEElEN FROM Mi, VALLAN-
D!GH.hM.
Power OF Congress to T2rritoria!'
ize Il state.
A Convention oT all TIC states.

Inc lpilOWlhg Ictter lFohl hT' VI
landigham to Nh, Pomeroy, otWiscon-
sin, wc find in the Lacrosse Democrat
1t is characteristic OF its author, bold,
fearless and to the point While we
differ with him in opinion a. to the
Philadelphia Convention, it does not
amomtto enough to be OF sufficient
moment to multiply words about. Dean
ocrats will read the letter with aatjslac-
tion:
DAYroN, Ohio, Januory 8, lSGI-M.
M pomoroy, Esq, La Crosse, "is:-
Dear Sir: Your Of the 3lst ult, with
the card enclosed, have just received,
aud will answer it imPromg'u;
As to your iirst inQuiry--Congrcss,
in my opinion, has no more con,ti,n,
tional power to 'TcrritorialiZ"' the 'sg-
cedcd S.at23' (so.caIlcd) than to make
'vemitorios Of Ohio or Wisconsin,
Neither has any other dep rtmout Of
the federal Government, nor Ill three
departments combined. The states
made the Federal GoycrDmouJ in the
beginning; Lu: now the fable OF Saturn
is reversed, and the child deyour5 Tie
parent,
".ts to your sacord inqU,y--tlr.
.pTob"hlc 'rcsUtt II (he haJ'.A acbcme
be carried out or "tj"npisd--p3rdo3
me a little Latin: DE ccrthH9|ne &@'s-
as est stlc%e qHGm jas .t@@ "5'eJe.' On-'
~ genera! results, at the most, can be
IOreseon by the Wla2stof morioI'. aAd
IN these Clark times, when every lesson
of history, and every law OF COD, or
man, OF political economy aod OF Il.
nance, seems u We hfo'>rl ".ih inPu'
nifty, and when every loilY, or tre&@ii~
cry, or cowan'iae. orMlthroe together
thwart the Wiseet, most honest most
pA.4ouc plans Tor the puD,.c g7oj ]!
have ceased even to speculate ~ to tEe
future; much less 10 ! venture to
propAtsy Yet t..ink that had the
programme iOr tAo pJlucM campaign
Of 1855, as agreed upon formally III
Washington, in April and lIay last, been
honesty, courageoUsjy y and vigorously
carried 0u,. instead OF being set aside
for that combin ,tion Of procured ahor.
ton and accidental miscarriage, the
Philadelphia Convention Of August II,
wc should have had as groa Il victory
in The fail elections u. We suffered Garj.
s.ye 4 rlat. As it Is, / fear the last
hopc Of the reaction persisted theA, and
that the Great Amer can Revolution Of
l6GI must now 60 On unchecked, till
either it shah have oyertur ed totally
in form, as alroajysuu5lartiaiy in feet,
tit,t grand old Fejcrol Republic which
our fathers set up; substituting in i.s
stead, impcria.!aUe dospojiam under
the shadow Of tha name ard form end
the cant Of free institutions; or have
prccipitated u counter revolution,
tHrOuoh which. hY The 2EOial!on Of fire
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
GREII BARGAINS!

A Ill persons having lands condcmned
"a and sold by the Tax Collector for the
taxes of 1865. and bid in by said Collector,
and turned over to the County. can redeem
the same by calling on the undersigned In
a reasonable time, paying taxes, cost, erd
0G per cent. on the same. Or the same can
be settled with my deputy, ID. Il. SLATER
JOHN G. ESOCHS.
declJ wtf Clerk.
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CaLl1R, NAnKS / FITZPATRICK.
A ttorneys atLaw
WINCHESTER. TENN,

Practicc in the Courts Of Franklin. Cof-
fee. Grundy. Warren. and Lincoln coun-
ties. and tie Nashville courts.
fcu-t-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

w IIVt IINV 10 TIV'3l IIV FE''0
With jcwrld ear aud siikrn.Ir23s
v hose WashrrWoman rolls hll Gay,
And then Is asked Ito work t0rlc's."
Such piouS shaNcrS dcspisr.
With folded hands and face dcmuIc.
They lit to Heaven their "An@el eyes,
Thcn steal the earning OK thl poor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

SWEET OPOPONAX FKOM MEXICO.
~ New, very rare, rich and fashionable
perfume. The finest ever imported or
manufactured in the United Stairs. Try
1t sud be Convinced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
I do not like such sou'less prayers,

do not like such souilcss prayers,
If wrong. hope to be forgiven:
No angels wing them UP, hard bears
They're lost a!uiliiou mile from Ileayen
can not like long prayers 10 hear
And studied, from the lips depart;
Our Father bends II ready eur
Let words be loW-lic hear, HE heart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

! do not ike to hear him pray
LET blessings on the WilcW N".'
Who never seeks her home f. stY,
IF wants o'eitaISc you come to mc.'
! hate the prayer 80 loud and long,
That's offered at the orphan. veal,
BY him who sees him crushed BY wrong
And only with the lips do l'J'.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26

do not ike to hear him pray
On bcndci knees aboltan hour,
For grace TO spend Alright the day,
Who knows his Meighbor has no ilOur,
I'd rather see him 20 TO uill
And buy the lucNless brothc" bread,
And see his childaen eat their ,ii
And laugh beneath their humble shed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-26
FALSE DEV0IlON.

I do not like to hear him pray
Who loans II twenty-five per cent;
For then | think tl!c borrower may
BE pressed to pay for food ami rent,
And in that book we al should heed.
Which says the leader shall be b.eSr,
As sure as have eyes 10 read
Ii does not say "taKy Interest,".