davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
saEaaRR
OAAAT


We will not attempt an accurate
classification of the Sunlhern States,
but our belief is that every one OF
them will east its electoral vote fer
Seymour, aud that moro than hall
will certainly be so returned in tho
Electoral College IN spite Of all
frauds that the carpct'baggcrs can
perpe;rate in making out the re-
plrns.
The whole number of electoral
votes Is BIZ. aud the number ncccs-
sary 10 a choice is l59. According
TO our figures, Seymour will have
a clear majority Of IL votes, even
though every Southern State be
pecorded against him. The cx.rcbel
States have an aggregate Of so cleo
soral Yates, aud if We allow lhas
they will be equally divided between
the two candidates, the whole vote
for Seymour would be 2l0, and for
Grant 107, leaving Il majority Of S3
for Seymour We firmly believe
that Seymour, the Peoples Candi-
date, will DO elected by at least the
majority indicated, and that if our
figures prov" to he wrong in any
parliccla = mistake will consist
IN their Grant more votes
than he. 4. secure.
IN. Y. Daily Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

.a''i fsialIl.t. lla o. fles
ani HTlHlfa llIaiaas lI Ill a. d
0'ir ~ fH1ia Al d. se'lfftl ID az
tara.lr fT ftr utffs af Ihe Goa.
unr. ia auF pani ou iiai iiiFrI
eiil'n thirty mI'rs of iio ioan u
lrfsiar. In DfaYson riuuiy.
Sc 4 Ih's ieliarafiou SHALL flie
e'ioef iTom ani after iis psssarr
prori "a ilat aii laEs and paris At
iaNs Conserving the saii llOusion
and lrEas Ceniral iaiinCai or aid
Washington Coaniy liailroad not
ia eonfiti with lhe foregoing pro-
Visions shall 10 considered a. siiil
ia ioroei and provided further. that
The government OF the Stale shall
be Al any time authorised 10 inter
fsre ia such measure as may be
lhougAt Necessary by tho l.egisla-
luno a. prevent negleet u said rail
roads, 50 that the same may always
remain a competent seoaFily 10 the
State Tor thg AmoaRt due, as above
set forth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
WArcnwoRps FOR TIE CAMPAIGN

WATCHwoRDs For gHE CAMPAIGN.
lit is not Il mere party triumph
we seek. We arc trying 10 save
our country from the dangers which
ovcrhang it. We wish to lift off the
pcrplcXilies and the shacklcs which,
in the shape of the bad laws and Of
crushing taxation, now paralyzc the
business and labor of our land. We
hope, too, that we can live order,
prosperity and happiness to those
sections our country which suffer
so deeply to-day in their homes,
and in all their industry, from the
unhappy events of the last eight
years" HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
"ln the spirit, then, of George
Washington, and of the patriots of
the Revolution, lot us take the steps
to re-inaugurate our government,
to start it once again on its course
Of greatness and prosperity. May
Almighty God give us tho wisdom
to carry out our purposes, to give
every State of the Union the bless
ings of peace, good will and frater
nal affection"
UoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
Vermont.

Old "Molly Stark" always was contrary
old gal. From the day of her first "com-
ing out" she has smiled upon her abolition
admirers and repulsed the advances and
spurncd the amorous overtures Of all her
Democratic beaux. Well, "Ephraim is
joined to his idols let him alone" YER
mont is like Ephraim; and the little band
of 10 or 1000 Democrats IN her territory
and Congressional elections this year they
would let her alone. The result Of those
elections shows that the Democracy did
not begin to exert their strength, but chose
to reserve it for the great contest in No
yember The Democracy are not at all
plagued by the jollification of the Radicals
over the result of the late elections in the
"Green Mounting State; they had nothing
else to expect from the WITHDRAWING,
nasal-twanged, pure puritan lineal de-
scendants of Cotton Mnther. Let her ripl
she has surprised nobody. We give below
the only dispatch we have seen Of the re.
suit of the Vermont election. In 1864,
Lincoln had 29O9S majority. in 1866, for
Governor, the Radicals had 18, 729majority;
in 1866, thesame party had %, 1926 majority.
The vote this year is the heaviest known
since 1860. In that year the Democrats
polled 1886; Republicans, S3,S0S; in 1864,
Democrats, 1922; Republicans, 42,4l9:
MONTPELIER, September 1.-The
annual election held in this State
resulted in the success of tho Re
publican State ticket by largely
increased majority over last year,
and the election of three Congress-
men by heavy majoritics. The
State Senate is unanimously Re-
publican, and the House nearly so.
The returns from onc-third Of the
counties indicate u Republican ma
jority of $1,000 for Governor. Good
judges set it even at 10000. The
vote is the heaviest known in the
State since 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

A. - iin,s dfsss $3.50 o. e.
I'fr-ilss,iisi siaiii.n. ihs laliif
iaind l-ttaaos mnff ani nrFf "a.
eiiei Sab Frsari a. ne lasarabls
resai, ~ tho soalssi Toe prt'fis.
sios-nl f.,liiirians. on b.ih sides. arr
soisily mlking about the assartsi
saeeess n thuir rospcstivs faroFiirs
The oaiy aim IT THE class i %
ssaks Fst,'s, aud their calculations
arc u bat little consequently. So
srsslke Star l. concerned. there Is
no disposition IA disi0It Facts az a.
misrepresrnt the probable resuil-
We aim 10 harnish usefai iniorma-
tion, ia politics - in everything
sasei and that Nc honestly do, "a
the bsst d our ab,liiy, The Presenl
contest NO view ffom an important
standpoint, aud our conclusions
about the nosall are based ehIireiy
upon matuEed conviction. Accord
ing 10 thv Beet IL our Judgment,
therefore, the electoral votes II the
states will be divided between Sry-
aoar ss.d Grant rs bllosss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
TIE SrArE OF TENAS

10 hs Slnig u Dallas County Greeting
NNTMEREAS, W. ". Knight, guardian
w OF the person aud estate OF John T..
knight, a minor, has applied TO the County
Yudge OF said county for an order 10 sell
the real estate belonging 10 said minor
and whereas, Il appears to the satisfaction
OF said Couhiy Judge upon examining the
application Of the said Guardian, that the
means In his hands belonging TO said es-
tate are not sufficient for his said wards
support aud education without selling the
real estate thereof. You are, therefore,
hereby commanded that you summon, by
publication as the law directs, all persons
interested In the welfare Of the said minor,
John f.. knight, to be and appear before
our County Court at the regular term there
OF, to DO held for Probate and other like
purposes, in and for said county, at the
courthouse thereof, in Dallas, on the last
Monday in October, proxmo, (ihe same
being the Goth day thereby then aud
there to show cause, IL any they have, why
nm order for the sale Of tho said real estate
Ms aforesaid should not be granted.
Herein failnot, but make due return OF
this writ with your action thereon, MS tho
law directs.
Witness S. S. Jones, Clerk Of
SI;AL the County Court of sail county
\567S of Dallas, aud the seal Of said /
Conr. hereto affixed AT oiiisO In said county,
ills September 9Th, 1865. S. S. JONES,
c.C.cD.O.T.
Came TO hand same day issued, and exc
culed same day by delivering to Dallns
Herald for publication for four successive
weeks. n. n. WEXFORD
Sheriff Dallas County, Texas.
sepl12-52 lw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

b6-TLe election Ia Maine for State off,
GERS and Congressman took place on Mon
las last, the liih inst. We shall not pio.
badly receive the returns in time for our
present issue. Ia the Presidential election
Of 1850. The Republicans had a majority
over all others of n ,5l4; in 1864, Lincoln
again carried the State by lT,592, over
Mcclellan; in 1865, the Republicans car
ried their Governor by g, 3s2 maturity; in
1866, Chamberlain, Radical, beat Pillsbury,
Democrat, for Governor 1858, and in the
same year all the Congressman elected
were Republicans; in 1867, the Republican
majority for Governor was reduced TO H.
GA, being positive Democratic gain OF
1000, and Republican losr Of ll,g77.-
Very strong efforts have been made by
both parties 70 carry he State this year.
The Democrats may have carried il bat
very heavy change STAGE last year was
required 20 insafs ilat fesnl. aud ne
hardy look fa ne retor1s 10 prove that
change. though Democratic gain Is conf
DENLY nnticipsiei. We shall know in
day or iro-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
CEE1rTT.aRX.

Died on tho 20, day OF July, A. d. 1868,
JAMES KNOX POLK RECORD, infant
sou Of :. x. y. aad RioDA RECORD, aged -
The last infant link of the family circle
is broken on earth 10 be reunited In that
.culn O.! c!oU le:s climcs aud sunny skiss,
wheie mournegs, tears are never she'd, and
pain and death arc strangers. The last Of
the three idols OF The household is broken,
the "wcll epgiug Of pleasure IL drici up,
aud the tercayci parents are cLiidless.
Oh Death 10 our earthly hupes aud NOR
lal longings how cruel d0spoilcrl But
soTowlEg pa:cais, &c not hopeless. Think
Of that sp,ri, realm beyond the Stars, aud
that lie death Anccl was but the miaistcr
OF Jesus to sul.crthe little child TO "cOnie
unto him. Death was the nurse tina, laid
him TO sleep on the bosom of Lis mother
earth; that took The last rose Of the house
hold aad scattered his leaves with those of
his lost mates of The family garden, To
sleep through the cold winter of mortality,
and then bloom in immortal beauty in the
gardens Of the spring. time of
Paradise. "Graycs are but the foot prints
Of the Angel of eternal life"
Leaf by leaf The roses fall,
Drop by drop the spring runs dry,
One BY one beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade and die;
But the roses bloom again.
And the spring will gush anew,
In the pleasant April rain,
And the summers sun and dew.
II. L. C. X.
September II, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

Hors1aS DAfLY TIars-The initial
number or this new journal; The advent Of
shich vas anticipated win considerable
interest,", was issued September ~ Il is
neeiiy gotten ", net hanienil5 aud frou
he manner in which 3 co'puenccs ihe
6rtt. rs can safely assert haiti viii a.
minister soue " he most entrgsiie and
sHesiirs stnmfs| punches. tieks sBd siats
The vile esrc-ss y Eadic-lism has ever yst
rsosis.d in 1erss- s. kinney ciaudou
,-s slt s-nsre'ors y - 1IA.ts We cor
iilIir rsI.s-ns tl.s-n a. ch,ir ner frninrs
snf sisL thea srs-l snstss..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

We make the following extracts
Biom u letter just received from
t;ainsvillc:
GAIYsvILLE, Sept. 8, 1868.
FSIEND Hare
Tho Indians have been in again
since was at yonr Office (last Tues
da, } the public mini is very much
disturbed and III. on account Of
il.
Another raid or two and the con
eiaaed inaction and indifference Of
the Government authorities with
reference to our condition, will drive
nearly all Of the settlers West of
this, into the interior. verify be,
love that he large herds of horses
in the Western part of Grayson
county will share the same fate with
ours before next spring ifthc Indians
are not checked. We arc ,liscour-
aged and out OF heart, and don't
know what to do. Our people have
almost lost all their stock: Our wo-
men and children have been captur-
ed by tho score, and subjected to
barbarous usage worse than death
thousand times. Our men are scalp
ed on the highway every light moon.
We have endured this state of things
for years in the hope that the Gov
eminent would give us relief. but
recent developments have well nigh
banishcd all hope, and the abandon
ment Of the country seems incvita-
BILE. God grant we may be saved
from this last alternative.
Yours truly,
]. NJ. LINDSEY.
The above letter shows state of
affairs truly dcplorable and alarm
ing. 1t is well known that the In
dams in the neighborlreod of U. S.
posts, and under the care and pro-
tootion of the United States Govern
men. openly plan theirraids. They
make no secret IF tho time ofstart-
ing, their object, or their destination.
Yet the Government officials make
no effort to prevent their raids.
Now we ask in the name. of bleeding,
suffering humanity-in the name of
wives, mothers aud little children
who constantly being torn from
their homes and led into captivity,
worse than DEATH what can be done?
The United States authorities Will
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

fSTThe Boston Post makes the following
pertinent inquiry: "Could MT someof our
troops South be az weliemployed defending
white women aud children from Indian
ouraees a. in protecting a rascally lot Of
nfsrves from lcr,is that DO not existyr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
81 shall have no policy of my own
to interfere against tho people"

81 say again, fcllow.citizens, TO.
member the fate of ancient Rome,
and vote for no candidate who will
not tell you with the frankness of
an independent freeman, the prin.
ciplcs upon which. if elected, he
will administer the Government.
That man deserves 10 bo slave
who would vote for n mum candi.
date when his liberties are ut stake"
ANDREW JACKSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
rnEsrpEsrIaL nlrcrons.

fsF ths stase q, L.Fse.
n ~ fffahsok, J0iiA HANCOCK,
AitsFaatss.
,. A. CLEaNEi 0Ea N SMITH
- ~ t,'gai, sfhA0a..e tslslia
80 flEsFfrssfss-f FAi EssIkHr.
iiEa sissasussi, us ilau.aa :, l. essIs - tlsAus
alis7 ila'r,
sfFsNA - 7rFsslrgal EastftF.
hasil fnilsstssa. Il MsTaas .aalns n, IIlli, =
0ssAsap, E'irussfr-
Fdirn lAeEsssiaNAl FlsEkifF.
d, ", J.isn, q lasiRsgs = A .irFssE = NgtsalsI
slitFEais.
furkHh oaNsFFssiaNAl fisTtift,
Z, fp-.n, a hrNsii tiaaTtrs sirssIt, u Harris
aiirflsirs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

Ma, Il, PrailsF { ca are ns9 oRsn-
lag shs.F fan sl0sk n nsW sad dssiFalls
geels-ss csg'aia NaPAy says, lusi Say
sasl yel ssai, aaa hey eau laFnlsh il,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
IIoRATIo SEYMOUR.

DSg~ There is no line of goods usually
kept in country store that cannot be
found at W. II. Pralher & Cos. Seeing is
believing; 90 and see. We've been there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

re5-rhs Isalrssfan d sraiel says he &C
e,;.i,i.r ~ e,n,r. sus Clitaahua ~ The
In;,sl .sIs.tl vii gre 1s 4. railrn.d rcuis
from r,4n.~iek B,v. - abe csasl Of Gsor-
"a. % Gu,ru--, o. ne Cdr Of caiiiernia.
-, niles shorter fh.a sn5 oil.sr, and 0tsE
.ns-.-.. --risn ard ',rsarh Nsrlh Tszss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

DEsb.-c= sBn1sr. September s, 1858
in q i.1srit-l N Losisvine. Esntusky. d'el
Iesrsrl jones' ltiitr kugrn as ALire
Forever Jones inils 71lh ssar Of Bic nss
Many Esntuctia1s nov n Tens yin r.
ns-1tsr Re % nsinan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

r1y An exchange paper remarks that
ex. Secretary of War Stanton is rapidly
approaching state Of actual imbecility.
We tLonght he had reached that state
long time ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

The butter crop, Of the State of
New York for 1860, sold for more
money Than the whole cotton crop
Of t5.oagia. large as il was, and fair
as we're the prices efil'at year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

tIrThs psllas Herald Is furnished At
y aa, sIssis, Isr sHHum, Hess.s-bls ia
batter ssss, shlsisAs, eFany oihsFpTslues.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

HF. l-,-n f.cu orr s1rhsasss n..t
r.l<it 1nf.r<.n 40 Peter BoIbsri rsrs
-. e.-~i-t<1 r n1rIer in he frsi d.
~--- q, n. D'a<'-| C,s.-i isrn hid 3.
u.-s. ~ ..>- tsrs 1sss .rPssis1 .
u. serr-n- c,sri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

pdy- Tic Dallas Democratic Association
meets at the courthouse, at early candle
lighting TONIGHT Turn out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

psSr For good goods, desirable goods and
cheap goods, apply TO W. II. Pra,her & Co.
Their new stock is superior to any ever
brought TO this market.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

nsS-The fall sis les Of cloaks, hats, shoes,
&c, At W. ". Praiber & co'saie worth see
lug; and after seeing Jon win surely buy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
tENIRlL EIRfTTITE rngnIrFEr.

pB- d. Richardson, Esq, - Barclay
street, New York, Is authorized 10 act as
agent for the Herald In that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

Essy. Remember that this is the first num-
Der of the sixteenth volume Of the Dallas
Herald, "a good time 10 subscribe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

The new agricultural builiing
Apcncd in Washington IS said to be
.ne of the best looking buildings in
thc cify.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

r5y Idaho gone Democratic. So far one
State for G rant aud five against him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
OlImE2CIAL...ucEZTAaY.
losas'a' a.. 40 s,sss 4 G-lsss.- al Il.ss..,l

H
LREaFoOL, fs,f. Ia-c.iiau slassisssyi .sis,
i.a.N $50. Ag.FiHs se,i 1s..ans 4l..1
~ A-turat 49,. d., p 49, efloH fi.ss3 Co.
f'i..ts ~ q nl'ssas l1'. a.
AAh slh,,i 81 i4-ue.i ID - a. liii.
tsilua risssi ssa ,laslipii sa,rs $40 iass ,lsni
10 81 p, ~ al sata as - ip's TO- tir srsk
lzl htirs sars 10 isias .iark lstoa i4ius 10,
eaiis a. 81 tniisl states lgfs e. ths srsk II 500
la-ss rKp.fis i,af isirs,
tAte As4HAt 80 y, rsspihs - b 10 tea sHifs
f-asg 40 - iai'i a. il,ssi agHIss, Poses issi-
re fHs nsaia 81 eas, snd DIS .ps ~ g. asis.i
sisH. .As s.n'hs ias Hl.laing, iais We sssis
tssH d e. w. l..a RELIES sgtIr, aaa iLieg "a thf
rttAisE eaHip ~ ia.ts rassg NJ Aanas alis A., Ne
scot ~ o "a, 'aA r.tas
O,linaFg.,.....,.la a. Tow Miii,.us ~ g.
Cess gl.uaf. isl - Niatlfg ,-- -,lr' .gs-
Cois-fle sais has nmsined At ~ pilAoai
f--hs7 tf N'finsnpn. tuih a. tle ,un4itf shd ~
u.trtic rfnUta funs, zee lusasis has tp.n active
Hst artsrrt asfe lsd thulr hands tuii, tlLKra--
4af ,iraag 81 esi 4-Haai hls oini'u ufl ia-siay,
az tar ta'e has aNsssrtl, hankss. hsvv fgvey
!. 70 AaiA mee4'ss usls Iayius !-si sellius
HOUSTON, ssPi. 1--we qsois'
CQlN Rnylns o Selling
AmrF.esn usld,,,..,,,,.', ~ ia
ANef.ran k.lvvI,,.-.,,...,..,lase- liO
Mexican aoliars command iili. q cent. prrmlum
Ia exchange ior sold Coz large suin, even higher
rates arr pah.
IN cotton msrhei yesterday exhibited The 10.
pnssiun nuird IN onF rviurt Of tho previous day.
We heanl " QUO " two small sal-s-une u 20 lsrs
ct nsnFus cofie,p.gdlns With the ihlloulig ngurs
which my 10 relied upon firly I,pfescn,irE the
Aldiiins l'd!t'4'., Coed Uri.EaT! hdNs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

eD- Hon. Albert Pike has retired from
ihe Memphis Appeal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
neSy- Tho following are tho distances o

Ds5" The following are tho distances on
Trinity River from Lockridge's Bluff to
Dallas, as furnished as by Capt. j. fl. Nc
Garvey.
From Galveston to Lockridge's Bluff the
distance is 606 miles; from Lockridges
Bluff to Dallas, 22G; making total Of Sa2
miles:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

eria fIi sifs .l..l
IIffafI t.ll.I..f.ff
Ia. sp .IIl.I fGr
a. arlsla.I. IN IVES IN .nf aaf
o. aI'I arI fIf Hf irfi III lhs
oIluaale lflt1a I'd lllm0ni. o.
ias foniroI al &C. ian'.r irpaff-
msui has lttn heartily approved
ID 0ensTals L.. hraEf SAITH.
0orlion. halfar gni hhuap. ail ~
uhom sPlaf isfiloi.y NJ his finrss
~ che plsiiion. Gen l.ea SAYS F,
-from my assoeiaiion with him ioT
uany years, and ay knowledge u
lis elsr4eier ani aequlremenis, !
believe him sminsntly qual!had for
the position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
Pianos for Salel

A MANNER & co.'s New York; Arion
1 Piano.
lNo. I Marscall & Miiiauer Piano.
The above a. ofTered for sale al mauu-
faossrers pries., fransporfstion added, and
can t,e delivered in from four 10 sis weeks
FROM the. tine ordered. For fpriher para
ticulasz, 1,ricess ke-s iuqei - AZ ~. y
81. HERALDOfFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19

B.n,ss. Asss..l. lsss--sa-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
dams Again.

We make the following extracts
Biom II letter just received from
tiainsvillc:
EVANSVILLE, Sept. s, 1868.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27

Although the President has endeay-
ored to keep the fact a great secret, II
has nevertheless leaked out that he has
rendered the mission to, England to
Gen. Mcclellan, and only awaits his &c
ceptance by cable. to send bis name tt
the Senate for confirmation. The ten
der was made ten days since, but nc
reply has been received
IMPORTANCE or RIeID ECONOMY
This is an appropriate time to call to
mind Daniel W ebster's famous proph.
ocy, 50 oMen quoted as a warning in
years past;
"If these fanatics and a~bolitioniets
ever get power in their hands, they. will
override the Constitution, set the gu.
preme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, and D.
nally, they will bankrupt the country
and delnge It with blood 5rr,ua.u d,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27
w. j. SLATT'lit ~ &C

Affairs in ireland continue the unc-
ven tenor Of their way. One Of me Ia,
test "outragcs" was the seizure of@bonl
halfa ton ofpowder by Fcnlans iii Dub
lin. The police Immediately got on
their track, and arrested twelve Of the
raiders. Another Martello towcr--tha'
ut Duncannon--has been attacked, bu'
the ASSISTANTS were rcpuIsed alter
couple Of muskctry exchanges. Two
Of the party are said to have been shot
blt they were carried off by their ON
rades. Great excitement prevails throg'
Wexford county, ana the anthor''lc s AZ
making preparations to teach The "b'oo.
Hirishb "a lesson if they do not kee.l
quiet, Wcisec that George Francs
Train has been making Fcnlan speecAc'
in Cork, and stirring up pretty hycIl
feeling among the people, The author
tiles in London say they are not re3pon
sible for Trains arrest in Cork, as |
WAS not ordered by them, but il hegoc
on making Fenian speeches in ifslan'
the London people may order some on
to take care of him and keep him wei
Corkcd while he remains within BrltIsl
jurisdiction.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27
crowned.

We learn that Il negro woman drown
ed herself, and two children recently IN
Elk River, near the mouth of tucker $
Creek, in this county. 1t is thought
the cause of this rash act was her ina
bility to get a home, as she was heard
TO declare that if she did not succeed
she would drown herself. -Laneoln
County NsWs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27

The renowned thoroughbred hor5'
Kentucky, who is regarded by many
experienced Judges as the best race
horse that cvcr trod the American turf
has been sold for the cum Of $4,000
which is the same price as was paid Tor
him by Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome two
years ago. Ho is now owned by.Mcssrs.
Bathaatc, Skiddy and Constable, who
have each invested $4,000 in him, MIR
Jerome himself retaining an interest OF
one fourth,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27
SITY 10 URNAL
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

A ~semi-monthly journal of medicine, sur
gerry, physiology, hygiene, and general
literature, devoted to the profession and
the people.
The cheapest medical paper in the world.
published every two weeks, at the Univer-
slty building, Ninth ST., south of walnut.
Single copies, 500
Five copies to one address, IS
Ten
Fifteen" 0 20
Twenty" 10 90
The gotter-up Of the club shall have one
copy gratis. Address
~ w. PAINE, NJ. D., Editor,
)uly2o TN Philadelphia, Pa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-27

The New York Times Republican
says that nothing that Congress cal
now do will surprise the country. ano
therefore suggests that it take the short
cut to "rcconstruction,' and seno
ready made constitutions down Soutn
with orders to have them adopted atth'
point of the bayonet.