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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Democracy Of England held a
mass meeting in Trafalgar Square, Lon
don, last Monday night, which was the
largest oversee in Great Britain. The
banners were inscribed with notices
proclaiming the great doctrine Of lib
erty, equality AMI fraternity One in
particular, with the inscription, I" The
United States Of Europe greet the Uni
ted States of America With peace on
earth and good will to men," was
hailed with rapturous cheers. Think
ing men regard the demonstration as
indicative of q great political change.
Fighting is still going on between
the French aud Russians.
A Russian camp of 100000 men is
near the frontier OF Prussia.
Rome was besicged on Tuesday and
is now probably in the hands Of the
Italians.
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~" We also call especial attention to our
Black Alpaccas. We have all grades, and
sell by retail, in quantities to suit. as low
rs same goods can be bought at wholesale
in New York. We shall be glad to furnish
samples.
"a" We have japanese and Popln Robes
Zoo of each-at great bargains.
~ We have II fine stock of Irish Linen
all grades-sold at most popular prices.
In shirts and Coats we offer great bar
gains. We have all grades, and the latest
styles.
~ In Shirts we offer m immense
stock, and sell at New York Wholesale pri.
ces. We keep nj! grades.
"a" We call attention to our Paper Col
lars. We sell latest styles-the Neptune
linen finish, cloth button-holc-at ~ cents
per box.
"a We also call attention to our La
dies Paper Collars and Cuffs.
- In Gents Suspenders and Braces we
sell at New York wholesale prices. and
nave the largest stock and best assortment
in the State.
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Chemists, Atlanta, Ga.
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MORBID
Condition Of the Blood

These are the fruitful source of many
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~" For sale by j. NJ. Hutchiis, Win
chester, Tenn.
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Notions and Fancy Goods.

MrYSWe sell best Waterproof Caps
saS>-st~ at Zoe per box; best Musket at
Zoe per box; good Linen Handkercliicfs at
! lc each; superior White Cotton Hose at
Zoe per pair; superior Brown Half Hose at
lOcts per pair; hest Three-COrd spool
Thread soc per dozen; best Flax Thread.
AL numbers, 81 per pound; Pins and
Needles, DC per paper; Toilet Soap. in
prices,
"a Fine Silver-plated Ware at manu-
facturers' Wholesale prices. Send for
price lists.)
- In Ladies' Skirts, we offer the very
best at Sl.25; and the Lily Skirts."-Fail
styles for lS7O-at Manufacturers prices.
from 75c to 50 co.
=, 20 Best Envelopes, lOc per bunch; best
Note Paper, lOc per quirc; best Initial
Paper, DOC per box,
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irS- Our able contemporary, the
Memphis Appeal, is delighted with the
Democratic platform Of 1870, because
tho abominaGlc doctrine of submission
to accomplished facts accomplished
violations of the constitution ale scorn.
ed by the convention; and because
the platform earnestly, honestly tells
the world that the Tennessee DcmOcra-
cy regard that infamous pcrvelsion
called the Fifteenth Amendment rs n
fraud, an outrage and a treason perpe-
trated by conspirators who had no
more legal or moral right to declare it
ratified or enforce it than the Greek
brigands had to butcher their captiyes."
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fS- We do not see how Mr.. Colyar
could have assumed the name Of Dem
ocrat and urged all the candidates for
Governor TO adopt it, before }ho Con
vention met, without wishing to be I'm
dcrstood as endorsing the well known
principles OF the Democratic Party
1t is astonishing to us how he could
have worn the name a single day and
at the same time be as bitter an enem,
as he evidently is to Democratic prin
ciplcs.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

DEciIERD, Tenn, July 2G. $50
The firm of Lenehan & Williams have
dissolved by mutual consent. Joe. Lcnrhan
retiring. The business in the future Will
be conducted by L. II. Williams. under the
style OF Il. II. Williams.
The old firm desire to settle the business
OF the partnership prOmrt.y, and therefore
request all indebted to call Immediately
and settle their accounts.
Either member is authorized to make
settlements, rs Mr.. Lcnchan will remain!
in the house until the business i, settled
up.
The retiring partner (Mr. Lcnchan'l
takes this occasion to thank his friends l9r
their generous patronage, and RECOMMENDS
his successor to continuance vi the SAME
Respectfully,
LENEIlAN 4 WILLIAMS.
iulyoS
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q. s. Internal Revenue Notice
Sale of Town Lots.

On Monday, the Goth of september: i lS'S
] will offer for sale. to the highest blougr
In the Gown of Decherd. Franklin rcun.m ~
Tenn. the following town lots. leVitu ~"
by virtue of u US. Warrant. n the pLoP
erty of ID. L. Davenpo t. said lois a,e #
portion OF lot No. IL in the original pla ,,,,
Decherl, and are sub-diyided into ~ iO.
numbered from ii TO 20 inclusive. y
late survey Off. L. Estill. Each iol 'v"d
tains % 1eet front by 80 feet deep ''''
fronts on Depot Avenue. .aor
"A plat Of said lots will be exh, O!eIro
DAY OF sale. or can be seen at the Postum
at Dechersl at any time previous. ill
As many OF said lots will he sold q. se WI.
satisfy said Warrant. amounting 70 F
SIa, with costs. Sale within legal iio"'
JAMES MULLINS,
Collector 4th Dist. 1enns,.ee'
Per W. G. KRUME.
sepS-tds' Deputy Collector
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County Court of Franklin Go.
David :, Long, admir-, etc :, ct. al

David =, Long, admir-, etc. ct. ais,
vs.
Nathan Sims and Wife. ....
On motion, and it appearing to the Clerk
that Nathan Sims ana wife Mary, John
Wilkerson, Lizzie Wilkerson, and Mary
Wiikcrson. are the heirs ut law of John
Oliver, deed, and are non-rs sidents of the
state OF Tennessee, so that the ord nary
process of law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be maze for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear before the Honorable Coun-
ty Court OF Franklin county, Tenn. ON or
before the lst Monday in October, 1870,
and plead, answer or demur to the petit
ton of the petitioners, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing
eX-partc is to them.
JNO. G. ENOCIIS. Clerk.
sepS-tw
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Ga3" Andrew Johnson is opposed to
the platform Of the De mocrat'c State
Convention. He wanted the Greenville
resolutions adopted and State Sover-
eighty ropudiated in order that his dis
graceful record might be patched up
by compromising the se!f-respcct Of the
Tennessee Democracy and branding
all the Southern States with Treason.
And yet he has the impudence to pros
tjtcte The name Of Democrat by apply.
ing it to himself
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In Chancery at Winchester,


G. II. Bean, admir-, ETC., vs. Louisa Frank
lin, ct. ais.
On motion. and it appearing to the
Clerk Il Master, from the bill whchi'
sworn to, that the defendants. ID \ Frank
lin. II c Franklin. Stephen Lewis and wife
MaIisa. Morgan spencer and Wi,c sophia
Spencer, VIM Wind AMI vile Cynthia
Wind. are nOn-residcnts OF the state of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. Il newspaper published in
the Gown of Winchester. Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear be-
fore the Clerk q Master on or before the
ith Monday in January next. and plead
answer or dcnur to compliments bill or
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hcarIngcX parte rs TO them. Wit
ness my hand, at office. sept. IL. $50.
IL. Il. EaTIiL, {. Il NJ
spDl5-iw.
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ri" in the sevcnty-two years in
which the Coy eminent was controlled
by Democrats, there was but one hun
dred and five cases of contested cleo
tons, all Of them costing in the aggre-
gate but $4,000. In the nine years
since 1861 that the Radicals have held
the reins OF government, there have
been eighty-nine contested election
cases in Congress, costing in the ag-
grcgate seven hundred and fifty thous.
and dollars, or six hundred thousand
dollars more under nine years Of Radi-
cal rule than under scventy-two years
Of Democratic ruc.'
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~ \. 5 toUm and Andrew John
son are practically at the head Of the
Radical quad, and are seeking to de
feat the nominee and platform OF the
Democratic State Convention. The
old humbugging cry Of reconstruction
IL TO be rcaOrled to ~ mems Of com
pciling the people by moral coercion
to decide at the balIot-boX against the
great principle Of the Sovereignty Of
the States. The contest promises to
rage hotly at no distant day, and the
ahlcst, braycSt, and sCundcst men in
the Democratic ranks should meet the
gentlemen in question upon the stump
and expose the rottenDCa5 Of the pin
ciplc5 they advocate. For our part,
we have confidence in the justice Of oar
cause, confidence in the honesty aud
patrioIism OF the people, and We would
not hesitate . single instant to meet
Mr.. Johnson and Mn Colyar combined
before any audience in the State OF Ten.
neSsCC.
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Best Georgia Thread, per Bale,
ST 60.
BEST DOZEN THREAD, No. 100, l3 It's.
" 600, Ii "
= 500, II :.

5000 YARDS Ginghams, our own brand
kitty Clyde guaranteed unequaled, at
1890.
5000 YARDS Glasgow Ginghams. lCls.
10000 YARDS Washington Gingllams
ut lilac,
5000 YARDS Manchester Leno, best
make. French finish. zoe.
5000 YARDS brighton Mixture. zoe.
1000 lANDS Poplin Mixture, 2Oc.
1000 \ ARDS Printed Jaconet, l5c.
1900 YARDS White Pegua, 49,.
5000 YARDS Fine Alpaca, in stripes
and checks, 22lac.
5000 YARDS Alpaca Chilli, 22lsc.
5000 YARDS Paris Lenas and Grcua-
dine, plain and in stripe, 12lGc.
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H Andrew johnson having proven
himself a traitor to both Democrats
and Republicans, is not worthy OF the
confidence of either; and the Democ-
racy would be just as inconsistent in
listening to his counsel and giving him
an Office 20 Washington would have
been in making Arnold Secretary Of
War afser his attempt to surrender
Wet Point " the British.
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why the Times are Hard in the
south and Money Scarce.

AS an evidence OF the way in
which the Radical Party is running the
in the interest or New
England end to the detriment OF the
West and South, We make the follow.
ing extract from the speech OF Hon
George W. Morgan, Of Ohio, in the
House Of Representatives, June 7, 1870
against the National Bank and Bond
swindlc:
"Thc six New England States, with
Il population about equal to inst OF
Pcnnsylyania, have 800, JC0,SSo III
currency, while PcnnsyNaniq has only
s3s,OC0,OO0, but pays u larger internal
revenue tax than al New England to.
gcthcr. The twelve Western Stat' g
West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
Michigan, Wisconsin, lowa, Minnesota
Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, and Zen
nessec, haze only $G8,o0O,o0O. Thus
the New England States have an excess
Of bank circulation over those States
Of nearly rortyloUr million dollars
The ten States Of Louisiana, MIs,isoIp
ri, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina
=, At I,... H., Al,l,,1n I',yog Viz
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ITs3' The Union and American says
that "both Of the old parties had, on
all appropriate occasions, declared
against the Right of Secession Col.
Colyar says that "the assertion that
the States are Sovereign is the most
emphatic way, and ARRAYS las been Of
asserting the right OF secession" And
it is a well known fact that all the Pres
idents from Jefferson to Lincoln held
the Government to be q compact be,
tween SOVEREIGN States and conse-
quently endorsed the Right Of Scccs
sion. We would like to know when
the Inappropriate OCCASION was that
the "oll parties declared against the
Sovereignty Of the States.
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10. Resolved, That the Democracy
here assembled sympathize with the el-
forts of all people struggling for self
government; and We dcnounce the
policy OF the party in power to reduce
whole States in our Union to a condi
ton of vassalage to the General Gov.
eminent.
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tenders its thanks to the National De
mocracy Of the North who have so no.
bly, vindicated the great principles
herein announced, and that the people
of Tennessee will cordially unite with
this party in the maintenance OF free
government
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EYs" The Union and American is

~" The Union and American is still
harping on the Grceuvile Resolutions,
and is evidently a disciple OF Andrew
Johnson. No man can serve two mas
tiers, and our distinguished contempt
rary is rapidly earning the character of
trimmer, COMPROMISED, and "time
server by balancing between oppos-
ing political opinions" Such a course
Inspires contempt.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

ii. Resolved, That the present ad-
mlnstration Of the Federal Govern.
ment has been persis,ently subversive
oil the rights OF the States, invasive of
The Federal Constitution, necessarily
tending to Capitalization and the ami.
hilation of local self-government, and
unless repudiated Ivy the country will
inevitably result in the destruction of
republican liberty.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
IL. Resolved, That this Convention
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The ITOn.CIad Oath.

The following, from the Chairman Of
the Democratic Executive Committee.
Washington, u. C., has been received
BY the Mcmphil Appcal:
"WAsuNGroN, Sept. -, 20
I'VE think members elect, whose dis
abilities have been removed, are legally
eligible without taking the test oath,
but we do not believe they would be
enrolled b. the Radical Clcrl; OF the
House, or be permitted TO participate
in the organization Of the House We
therefore urge rs safest that none
should BE- nominated who cannot take
the test oath
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TG" The Radicals held meeting ct
the Courthouse in Nashville Tuesday
night to app oint delegates to the Rad
icai Gnbernatorial Convention. John
Irimblc was unanimously declared the
choice of the meeting for Governor. D..
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Ec-"1f Democracy gain everywhere
as in Vermont the Radical Party will
be impotent before the next Presidcn
tial election. For every negro voter
made by Radicalism, as shown in this
Vermont election, it has lost certainly
two white adherents''
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FOR SALE.

The house and lot i'm the town of " IN
chester at present occupied by Ir. >. Nv, W.
Syler. Price. S3.30O-eigIt hundred uo.'
lars cash. the balance in one and two year
with interest. ). VI. SCOlT
Sept.S. Nashville. Tenn
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Coffin GIN FOR SALE!
A Bargain Offered.

1t has. been run only one season. a1 NY.
must be sold. even at sacrifice. arp!
to the undersigned, AT Decherd: ,,
Sept. 9. &. l.. AUSTELL'
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NJ" Every word that is uttered
against the Sovereignty Of the States
n so much said in favor of an Empire.
Let the Banner reiute his if it can.
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Wool WANTEp.-Thc Fayetteville
Wooden Mills are prepared to manufacture
Blankets. Shawls, COvcrlets. Jeans. CAST
meres. Satinets. Flannels. Linseys. Stock
ing Yarns. Rolls. &c. &c. at greatly re-
dnced prices, and warrant satisfaction to
all customers. We will pay the freight on
all wool sent to our Factory. and return the
goods promptly. For particulars. see our
agents. Syler Il Mann. ut Winchester, or
send for circulars and samples.
j. 7. MEDEARIs & Co..
mayS6m Fayetteville, Tenn.
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5000 YARDS

Best Yard Wide Bleached Domestic.
Uonsdate,) at ia cents per yard.
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NEW
| l R \ | | ] R !
S Z OR 6
WINCHESTER, TENN
WINCHESTER,
G. MILLER

Has opened a Furniture Sore on the
Northeast side Of the Public SIuaro, and
wishes all 10 call and see his stock hciorc
purchasing elsewhere, and promises to sell
nicer. better, and cheaper furniture than
can he bought in town; and all OF hiswork
is manufactured hy good and experienced
workmen. GIVE liiM 4 TRIAL.
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10000 YARDS

Conestoga rs Sea Island Domestic, at
- cents per yard.
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10000 YARDS

Conestoga Yard Wide Sea Island Do
nestle, ut l2la cents per yard.
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10000 YARDS

Oxford Premium A Shifting, at 10 cents
per yard.
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Democratic Platform.

The following is the platform of the
Democratic Party, adopted by the Con-
venton held in Nashville September
lGth
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nccossaries Of life should be free o
duty.
INTERNAL EEVESUES.
H. Resolved, That the internal rev
cuuc system Of the United States is op.
prcssirc in lis cXactions, that IL should
be rcmcdjed; that lis annoyanccs of
stamps, licenses and taxes, upon sales
and income should be abolished; that
the tax itself should be collected by
State and county officers; and that the
multiplication OF Federal officers is
wholly unnecessary, and cats out the
substance oc the people, 2nd that we
pledge ourselves to laho" for q tho
rough reform in this particular.
WHISKY AND TOBACCO aEIzURE.
r. Resolved, That the practice Of
| the Government in the enforcement OF
the revenue laws, which authorizes the
seizure and conisnatOn Of the proper
ty Of the citizens end their imprSon
Imout, aided by the bayonct, without
trial by jury and conviction, is subycr-
siyc Of the rights OF the people, and in
contryon,ion Of the Constitution, and
should therefore be abandoned.
/. GRANTS ADMINISTRATION.
s. Resolved, That we dcnounce the
proAigacy in the present adm.nistra-
ton Of the Federal Government; the
corruption winch has entered all its Of
fetal station: the favoritism which,
overlooking fitness for Office, has ap.
pointed to positions Of public trust
friends or tools Of those who control
public patronage; and the imbecility
which directs the destinies Of the Re
public without an apparent purpose
and manages its affairs with such en-.
barras8mcnt ant disaster to the mutual
interests Of its people ut home, and
with such disregard Of the rights ant
liberties of its citizens abroad.
ENFORCEMENT ACT.
7. Resolved, That we regard the ac
recently passed by Congress to cnforct
the fifteenth amendment rs unconstitu
tiona!, unjust and oppressive, an iuva
sion OF the rights OF the States. subver
siyc OF the best interests OF the people
and therefore urge its unconditional re
peal.
TAXATION OF BONDS.
s. Resolved, That the power Of tho
Federal Government to assess and col
lcct taxes on the bonds OF the United
States IS clear and unqucstIoncd, and
we demand OF Congress that share oil
taxation equal to fair average of the
amount levied in each State on money
loaned, shall he assessed and collected
from ell Investments in bonds.
NATIONAL BANKS.
O. Resolved, That we are opposed
to the system Of National Banks, and
urge the immediate repeal of the law
GREETING them: and that in place of
the notes of such banks, the treasury
notes Of the United States shall be sub.
stitutcl
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TAXATION OF BONDS.
NATIONAL BANKS.

Q. Resolved, That we are opposed
to the system of National Banks, and
urge the immediate repeal of the law
creating them: and that in place of
the notes of such banks, the treasury
notes OF the United States shall he sub.
stitutcl.
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10000 YARDS

Trion rs Domestic, at - cents per
yard.
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And guarantee prices to please. Orders
for goods in all departments solicited
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7. Resolved, That we regard the act
recently passed by Congress to enforce
the fifteenth amendment rs unconstitu-
tional unjust and oppressive, an iuva.
sion OF the rights OF the States. subver-
siyc of the best interests OF the people,
and therefore urge its unconditional re-