The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

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A charter has been granted for cree
ton Of u cotton factory in Someryllle'
Tenn.
Tho number of Mormons who prac-
tice polygamy is said not to exceed TWO
thousand.
Walter &. Newberry, recently ap-
pointed Mayor of Petersburg, Virginia,
has resigned.
Wheat in Lafayette county, Misss-
sippi, is looking well. A large area
has been sown.
The citizens of Pamela county, Miss.
protest against the proposed division
ofthat county
The work of organizing temperance
and literary societies is progressing
finely all over Texas.
Upward of two thousands hands are
employed on the Memphis and FL Paso
railroad, near San Diego.
Cattle owners use Equine Remedies.
Visiting cards for ladies are now en-
gravcd upon light, rose;colored paste
board, highly perlumed. Oh dear
IT is said that a woman in Hudson,
New York, has been arrested $50 times
This is evidently bad woman or she
has been badly treated.
1t is understood tiom official sources
that President Grant has submitted to
his cabinet his proposed message to
Congress suggesting general amnesty
Horse owners use Equine Remedies.
flour noble President and the Re-
publican members Of Congress desire to
restore American commerce, just let
them resign, that their places may be
filled with Democrats.
Last Monday George Patton, an old
citizen of Columbia, Tennessee, drop.
ped down suddenly and claspcd both
hands to his head, and dNl before the
physicians reached him.
General Amcs has been admitted to a
seat in the Senate as representative
from Mississippi, at the same time il
being clear that he was not eligible al
the time he was elected.
Since last October ftty-three tLous-
and emigrants, black and white, have
passed through Memphis, of which if
teen thousand were foreigners, princi-
pally from the noighborhood Of Chica-
60.
Arrangements have been made at
Omaha for the shipment of about $780,
900 head of Texas cattle from a point
on the Union Pacific railroad to Chica-
go and New York during the coming
season.
A San Francisco Judge tempered
justice with mercy by filming a starved
girl twenty-five cents for stealing can
Of milk, and then raising twenty dol
lars for her on the spot from sympa-
thizing spectators.
Equine Remedies need no pulling.
The Cumberland Presbyterian de-
nounces the practice of licensing col
ored preachers to preach, a custom just
introduced, as unchristian and unall.
thorized by the Bible, Confession, OIL
Form of Government
A correspondent of the London
Times sounds an alarm at the quantity
of bonds which arc crossing the ocear
Iflhc bond holders as well rs the bonds
were rcpudiatcd the country would
revive and flourish like the green bay
tree"
WASHINGTON dispatches state that
the Su )reme Court of the United States
decided yesterday by five to four, to
reconsider the late legal tender de-
cision on the 18th inst. This is re-
garded as foroshalowiDg a reversal OF
that decision.
The public debt of San Domingo
amounts, they say, to about twelve
millions of dollars. If Gen Grant is
determined upon the annexation of the
island, he owes it to the rest of us to
pay this debt out of his own individual
share ofthc swind!c.
Equine Remedies are the standard.
Senator Carpenter says 'the Consti.
tuition is not to be ,ramplcd under foot
except in cases of great necessity" There
have been SO many Of those cases with
the Republicans during The pas few Years
that the Constitution has come to be
tramplcd clear out of sight.
The American Stock Journal is the
highest authority in all that pertains to
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, and poul.
try. And for variety Conformation re.
lating to live stock of every kind, it has
no superior anywhere. We wish al!
our subscribers to send for specimen.
Published at Parkesburg, Pa.
General Breckenridge, in a criminal
at Lexington, denounced the
men who Delongedto the Ku-Klux as|