The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02
STATE NEWS.

failure.
Tean Inc asgregative value of property in
r"e'see wv sec is s20s, s,053. 1906.
ona"s.' ,'' 9'nsltyville American Rescue is
opposed to the new notv "
Inc Columbia Herald ia orOo.o,
: 10 .As C Third Liber;. partv moyaro"r' vppO"p"
Il A Nashville says that g., ~ ~ s'"',V
4 that city. "Ster OF
Inc Columbia Herald supports An
l Gre" '0Snson' and favors rcorgani,
zation of~e Democratic party
Haywood county is the only county
in West Tenn''see that give the late
Col. Stokes MAJORITY.
The Milan Weekly Times sragosts
the name of ex-Governor Harris ror
Senator in room of Fowler
The Knoxville Press AND }Ior,Id l.
strongly u friend to A. j. So is no
rrallhlln hcFlGW.
The Murtreesboro News favors and
urges the calling of a Convention. So
does the Franklin Review and ANen.
Post.
The Franklin Review suggests the
name Of w. O'Neil Perkins of Will
liams county, for Speaker ofthe House
Of Representatives.
A disease among the cattle in upper
East Tennessee, which first made lis ap
pearance at Bristol, is tits said, spread
ing and numbers are dying.
The Maxwell House, Nashville, is
rapidly approaching completion, Mr..
overton hopes to have it open to the
public by the 18th ofthis month.
williamson county promises some.
thing unusually attractive at her Fair.
beginning October llth, Cash prem
iums SO 500 One Of the fattest coun.
tiSo III tiIc cLItc
The Knoxville Press and Herald is
heavy on the Republican party, wants
great national party, and thinks the
Democatic party has more of the Gle.
ments Of nationality than any other
organization. Put this and that to.
gether.
The Bristol News says: Should
johnson be sent to the Senate, then
Etderilse will likely fill the place now
held by w. G. Brownlow. This, while
it would return Mr.. johnson, and vim
dcate his course, would restore the
Senatorship to the sections to which
they properly belong.
The Columbia Herald SAYS there
need be no fear that the State debt of
Tennessee will be rcpudiated. Much of
that debt is dishonest contracted irrcs-
ponsible parties, but it is thousand
times better for Tennessee to pay dis
honest debt, than to have her name
associated in any manner with leDuCia-
ton
Tie Greenvile Union, after lament
, ing The general failure of the wheat
crop in that county says The Messrs.
Susong, seven miles southwest of this
place, have given us an Illustration of
what our farmers can and ought to do.
on thirty six acres they have saved
634 bushels-oycr 20 bushels wheat
growing to the acre.
Judge Trigg recently read the Mar,
shal OF the Eastern District of Temes.
see, lesson for summoning at the re
quest ofo"e Of the litigants, in IN i'm.
portant suit q jury Of what he called
loyal men The honest Judge was
justly indignant at the dishonesty Of
the Marshal
The well informed Tennessee co..
respondent of the Cincinnati Commcr
cial says that neither Bailey Peytou,
Etheridge, Cooper Stokes nor Senter,
stand any chance for the United States
Senate, against the indomitable Andrew
johnson. The election takes place next
winter, but there will be no vacancy
until 1871. 1t is believed, however,
that Fowler will retire gracefully and
make way for Johnson.
Prominent Republicans in Washing
ton say that if Johnson is elected to
the Senate, from Tennessee they will
vigorously advocate the election OF
Butler to the Senate from Massachu-
sets to succeed Wilson. 1t is certain
that if Johnson gets into the Senate
there will be Il very strong movement
among extreme Radicals to transfer
General Butler to the House, in ex-
pcctation that he will be match for
Johnson in all his schemes. OF course
the spoon thief will have the advantage
of Mr. johnson ia that h. is dishonest
and has no conscience to trouble him.
A thief stole seventeen cows near
Iowa City, and shipped them to Chica.