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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

Recently there was given in Sarato.
ga masquerade ball, in which several
hundred people figured in every style
of costume ever suggested by mortal
imagination. A fancy dfess ball would
have been quite as good-the costumes
without the masks--for most people ct
a fashionable watering place are ea
masquerade all the while. 1t is only
the.very veidant visitors who remove
their masks at any time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

A lady OF Jail'rev, N. H.. who was
100 years cd last Dec ember, rclaics,
with precision, events which occurred
in her family when she was three years
old. A clear memory lulning back al
most ninety-eght years is something
to marvel at.
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All bu-inessa - iv ..rhn Home Journal, )" WINCHESTER
dresseau for publication must be writ.
All .;Se of the page, and with all other
ten ON on on1 Connected with the editorial depart
mar.o,h mai. ,Should be addressed Editor Of The Home
Jourlitti, ne n ruie undertake to return articies
We cahnU,, i0,,d 4. suitable for publication.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

The telegraph has L roted thc impcnd
ing death of 4 man named Davidson,
at Quincy, Illinois, after he had walked
one hundred miles without food or
sleep. The man is badlv punished.
None Of The people WHO thus wantonly
trifc with nature escape the bitter pen
atty. 1t is sure to come, sooner OF
Later
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

Concerning the material progress OF
Georgia, it is said that three hundred
thousand bales ofcotton, at the lowest
calculation, ,wfit'-be made during the
present season, and that the wheat
crop was the finest ever gathered in the
State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

A Joker in San Antonio. Texas,
painted and disguised himself as an H.
dian, went to his own home, scared his
wife into II fit, set the dogs TO bowling,
and caused his child 10 jump into
cistern.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

One night lately, at Jefferson. Texas,
some negroes took out another negro
and whipped him severely. He said it
felt like old times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25

A new dance is to be introduced into
society next winter, which is said to be
something between Highland fling
and Irish il~.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25
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Gen. Juo. c. Vaughan, of Swectwa
Ter, Tenn, fell down stairs recently and
was seriously hurt. ....
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-25
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
y y y t-sNI IN1tktL y 'NTF =
Written for the Home Journall ,r
TO AN ELEGANT LADY.
By W. J. SLATER.

My name strike from the list, dear friend
| Ofthose who flattcr at your shrine, o
For anxiously I wish toend' ~ ~ '''
This heartlcss coquetry of thine. (efs
I Icrave not love you evidence tI r
To each glove-kld, loquacious fool, "
Who. credit has, aoilh fools, for sense, 4
Because he kens some formal rule if1
OF etiquette, andswith such fiimsy glare
Can hope to win where " "seraphs might
despair"
Your soft blue eye, to me, Is bright eS
And liquid Ike the young gazelle's;
Beneath Its soft, entrancing light, 2 -
Unconsciously my bosom swells. .4
Your cherry lips, that shame the rose, =
Your hand, as soft Us eider-down,
Are charms enough, one would suppose,
To win a monarch and his crown;
But Ia child Of humble paths In life
Would rather fill my grave than call thee
wife. .,er l,i4- tr
There was time lbut it has flown,)
Ilov'd you more than all beside,
And when, one night, in gentle tone,
You said you ID be my bonny bride,
I press'd your hand quite tenderly,
And thoughttAe clouds did drift away
To let the stars come forth and see
How sweetly DER your fhcc did play
The host of charms which made me boldly
swear S $ss sH5
My love as endless as the ring you wear.
That sacred oath I do abjure,
And all your promises torego;
l sp,rn the heart thought was pure
As is the newly-dr1fted snow.
Pray, what Is all.your beauty worth p
Decaying fast as well as youth
And OH! the loveliest pearl on earth
know you lack-7tlie pearl Of Truth!
And minus this, dear friend, I swear to
thee, ,.o.,,,,,...., ,,,...,. .s.,,,.,..,,...
Your wealth, and blood, and all, are trash
T..
rF EiahrGsa
Bedizcn'd fools may whisper low
Their measur'd no1hings inyour ear,
And on your cheek will quickly glow
Delight such driv'ling stuffto hears
I. Like unto liko o"-and they may win @
Your heart Of dross and jeweld hand:
I eavy not. 'twould be sin
To bend nsy soul at thy command;
As we'll suppose the hooting fowl could
force .,
The soaring eagle from his upward course.
,yN9fags9 tas9M ;9fE S9f
What wed with thee! Go, multiply
The stars that shine 50 deep above,
And Kingdoms make of each, yet
Would scorn them all before mylloye.
You should profanc-before my heart
Should echo to your idle brain
Sweet tones Of love, or take part
With uttle-miadcd men to gain
Thy cold, .unfeeling, 1latter'd heart OF
Stone ..sa,.;gslA zs
All mol fun better live foraye ALONE.
W1scHrsrER, Ang. 1s, 1870.
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mates of Advertistn0..

,a,srtisements inserted at 81 90 Per
Ause,slin Ausnften lines tbrevier sizc,) first in
sqa.ii1pur and is cents for each subsequent
n,tiO1.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

The plan OF doing business at the Rec Hive iii
9o tne same III the future, it has been in the
still intend TO buy my goods from first.class M NJ
facturers, at the '-"N u
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

NO lady or gentleman will be disappointed in moi
ge'lng what they want. in my line, for | am con
stantly receiving fresh supplies, and latest STYLES o
goods from the city. Ladies wishing TO fit them.
selves in SHOES can do so without being exDosed
I" the vulgar stare Of every passer.by. haye tbe
rear OF my store fitted up expressly for ladies' where
they will be free from all intrusion.
My business, IN the past, has more than met m y
expectations Chanks to the public for their ysry
noeraI patronage) and | am determined, for the
present year'to make it more of success than ever
II good and cheap goods is the secret of success.
have constantly on hand a nice assortment
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
n Card.

A reporttas have been tOd) has been very indus.
lrI0usly circulated IN this community that do moi
cut or make clothing for any one unless they buv be
mate ial 0i ne. | would say to my friends. and the
public, that such is not the TACT that whIIe il is INV
business 10 sell all the goods can nnd while know,
that can furnish Clothing 10 order much cheaner
than they can he furnished any where in the town or
even IN the State. or yet ia Philadelphia il certainly
would be TO the advantage OF all who desire cothIng
Ido To order TO buy Ol me, vet n any one desires 10
bnv their goods elsewhere, shall be hapov 10 cut or
make for them such garments they NAV desire, al
short notice and IN the best style.
In this conn ctOn will say that have the largest
assortment OF Cloths and Cassmeres that can be found
~ SMYRNA and as this is my only business il is my
intention with liberal support from the public) TO
furnish them with all The newest Styles as lasi as
lhey appear, IN garments made 10 order or in the
goods by the yard NV stock will be found complete
at all times both for Men and Boys wear. Call and
examine for yourselves
My stock of Genllemen's Furnishing Goods is also
OF the best character. All the novelties of the
season IN Small Bows, Bosom Scarrs Ties &c Also
q nice assortment Of Gloves. Hosiery, and Under
Cloth Ng. Suspenders and Paper Collars.
". II. BAGGS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
deel commerce Street. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
LADIES', CHILDREY'S AND NISSES
SHOES.

All styles and kinds. You need no, be afraid of not
getting nice fit. y ''O'
The gentemens line of
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
Maryland & Delaware II. II.
1870, trains win run as follows:
GOIN(, SOI.TU
GOING NORTH.

W ne above arrangement close connections will be made
@ wS M anu passengers will arrive early both IN New York
more, returning day. '' '"4 Nai'i
AZ FrrlgtS must be at the Stations Mt least 3o,
thry minutes before starting III
over twenty hours. ' "'e 'H'! VIII lay
trblG / L CAIOUI,IT
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

Also FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Car attached will
leave imingtOn about A. NJ Castle 400 Midrtnw
G @ a. 7i5lD3ye so Camlcn go Prton 1905 and he
in%t0n about 1920 F. M FELTON, AQr Camden 800 boyer
MoOrton 6lO Clayton 100 Middctown S4j New Castle
ana ne uc t Wilmington, about lO0 r. NJ Subject 10 drlas
INCIDENT to Freight Business. ~ '"''
This tram will take paSspnvrrS optv
named but will set down passengers any stopping place
cel Hare Corner. State Road. Del June and Dupnut
New Castle rrans.-Leave New Castle for WiImn.n and
Philadelphia at 74O A. VI. 'N'
Leave Philadelphia ll.4j A. NJ and IN y NJ
New Castle. 7' '''' : e w. iol
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Adllti0ral to those alove
leave SMYRNA for Clayton 1f4j A. NJ, and $40 p NJ Leave
Cyton tor smyrna 40 A. NJ aud 2In r. w. make connec
toh win tias to and from Dover and stations South.
f. q. SEWALL, Supt. Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

Plain and Fancy job Printing nea " done at
this sflicG. Orders by mail attended to.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
LOWEST CASH PRICES.

so that will be able to sell the best class Of goods
cheaper than inferior goods can be bought for
Dealing exclusively in but few lines of goods have
the advantage over all other competitors (who are
dealing IN all branches of merchandise) frsm this
simple reason that the most obtuse mind mind NAV
comprehend. | give my whole attention to ,bose
classes of goods, and, therefore, always have nice
selection and complete stock.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL "A RANG ENEENT
On and after
JANUARY 1st, 1870,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows. nm.
til further notice. All Trains Sunday,
Aexcepted.
, 1870-03-20

there would be absolutely no msana whore
,hTE1nzaealqr. squta luok ahsat,- The
result would b. partial paralysis Of tbs
grain tado Of this city. and Of many other
oePArtnsats of commerce.
It has bean clained thst the change will
effect saving Of IS par cant in the oposat.
ing expenses Of the Custom House. Even
il this weze true, the saving would be iniu-
dicious- But We Tey much question the
oorreetaess OF the claim. Collector No.
Lain, Of this city, estimates that the ditfer-
ence OF expense would be vesy email AT a
fun oorrs Of clerh would NECESSARILY bo
employed to keep record of our foreign
commerce, and they would have aupls time
to I'll in the leading details Of our domestic
transportation. The preposed change !.
not reform, but retrogression- It il a
change from Light to darkness. As ,nani.
testataon OF economy, it is Ike riskine
ones neck IN ablind alley in the night time,
IN order to save the expense Of q faxthino
dip. -
, 1870-03-20
THE GCUNKHICAL COUNCIL

The g Little cAtechfsEe's - Disposed OF
New Propositions Concerning Rex.
ulnF OrdeHS-The Question OF tkIn.
fnllibfllty n-Thc Do-Nothfnxn Trs.
umPhaat ttaus fnr-Thu French AM
bnsAadoF nnd Hi. Intx1xues.
Rome Nka - Correspondence " The London 7fn,ss.
The high Infa1IbIe ps1tv are making Ereat
eEnments Of the- Catholic powers have been
communicating with the cn1rt and the council
here. It is admitted theza have been remon-
sIances, and even menaces. and that the chiefs
Of the so-cAned oppoaitinn hare received en-
3 e. palftts 70 s. e e.. md p5o?Ps1 But
suued that whateve~ s Known is .
telnt to conceal the reality or
divert attention from it. Il would not be
known 70 nj the world what Dnu has written.
Or what Beust has written, il it meant sny-
thing. They do not ins.nuate thst either OF
these statements ia insnc,re, but it is certain
y assumed that there is sinsincerity aosnewhs1e.
"O, yes; we know al thai" !" is their lsnsu.se.
"Ihere vii be plenty Of protests; pe9n!';o p3n;!;,s
honor vii be saEed al round: and sniau!o as;
viii be passed BY the council in the s.19nsss. @
ssns". Once passed, it vii be sscepted1, 'ebs e
no n uo.s cna tnss au'tIiI siout 1T t. T s nat
usat 10 rep!v Inst there has been
: conaiaerah{s amount of Resistance
and division, md that sanity teupers hAse
peen fo10ed- LIS 1t1o4ooe4 - .:4S
hsa gone On exactly as waa expected, anu quite
a. smoothly As could be desired Nobody
likes perfectly Emooth water. Those who
Y manage the council are conscious OF no check.
| Nor do they expect any. OF eourse, such e.
pectatiops, 30 freely avowed. suggest painful
/ inquiries "a to tho persons out Of thus city N
the. " Ponti6cal secret" How does i come TO
pass that the happy possessozs Of that secret
can tel the world, Is they do. that mass Of
oficial and unofficial communications from
know not how many courts are already DIS
counted It their true @xlue, which IL nI'
The crisis Is approaching The Little Cate
chiszn has probably been. disposed Of this moEn-
lassng to the Church md to the Pontin. As
eoon as the latter subject is on, the dogma Of
IN dogmas ia to 1hoot like comet athn1rt
the ecclesiastical heavens. It is spoken OF
even as . matter Of duty that every one 's to
say something about it. But, according to the
frat Speaking, md the frst voting will be upon
the proposition in it, general aspect, like de-
bate on the first reading in our House OF Con-
mons That general discussion closed, the
President w Put he P19n}3e Sa}ae e. e. hness sns
seats viN be counted, and no doubt find very
Ss be1a9e 1e Fas1te4 E1erybody Is aaEing he ques-
ton here-shAt is, everybody who feels the
least interest IN what Is presumed 70 be the
nnits nGts tbsP Pxosid. hat the eTent vn CONS oi1
sone fma OF other no ane doubts The Popes
neUpIe axv that Bone has beeu driven to it.
That sounds odd, but it is IN old story They
explain thAt the Catholic Journals IL oTer The
world h.'s raised tae Cue gueahoa9i, p, Thtsa Th;a
has SPOKEN But the said Catholic
otgans of this peninsula sre Plus MS organa
Of speech - much u bis oro Ipa and tongue,
, 1870-03-20

The Custom House authorities at waah-
inEon hAve ordered the use Of new set of
blanb by the Collectors of Custo,nz. In
The case Of vessels clearing for, OF arriving
from, foreign ports, the entries viii be SUBJ
stantially the szrae Is heretofore, including
abatement OF the character Of the cargo,
and the amount of each kind Of goods form
ing the freight But in the case Of vessels
which perform voyages between United
States ports only, the entries viii include
oaly the items which show the identity OF
The craft, and her course, with the number
Of the crew. In other words, it itproposes to
abolish the system by which the comne1-
cial statistics Of our leading ports are, in
large part, eestained-
II these regulations be carried out lend
it is understood that the new blanks are al
ready prinsed), the effect will be to de-
Etroy the basis on which business men
compute the probabilities Of profit or loss
on prospective operations. Il viii be next
10 impossible to obtain from anv other
SOURCE knowledge OF the receinta and
ihipnents Of produce BY water; and thess
lorm so large proportion Of the agra
eatc commerce of Chicago that, without
tkem, the rnilroad statistics would be useless,
Except as they would show the traffic along
each line Of road This change made, ani
the warehousenen permitted to kee8
secret their operations, as at present. sns
, 1870-03-20

The report that General Quesada has
come TO this country as the agent Of the
Cuban insu11ection seems very unlikely, in
view Of the fact that the Cuban Congress
deposed him from command, and refused
to accept his resignation. The charges
against him were that he aspired to the dc
tatorahip, while his accusation against the
civilians was that they gave him too little
power. Since the resignation Of Gen
erd Jordan, Quesada'e SUCCESSOR,
and the appointment OF Barnbetta,
it is announced that an envoy
from the insurrecdonists has reached
Puerto Principe, to sue for terma The
Captain Generh replied that be would spare
the lives Of al, save those against whom
charges should be proved Of having taken
life, and committed arson. It is also stated
that the Captain General has gone to Puerto
Principe to treat with the insur7ectionisss
more fully. II these reports are true, the
insurzec6on which an ex-a1inister to Brazil
yesterday urged us to recognize, has prac-
tically ceased to exist,
, 1870-03-20

seems to ne muEo ruust eresnose b. sacred
sud thAt their Little one win A3Naya b viii
them In muse; that u thsysNtuEle thoi
voices II the piano they win hear the echo O
another swek Voice coming from afart hka Ii,
sound ct aveet balls coming ac1ose thowAta
In the eyening; and that, II these ltu6 onet
are allowed to revisit tho scenes OF thar yuans
days, ahe will como to them oftau IN n7rnSo
in Tho twilight Of the summon eTentagu, aud il
the hay rca1s7s Of dreams.
1t H1s but day after these Lines that sav
my little friend Laid away TO slcep, under the
snow-which WIS whiter than The marble, butno
30 white as she which wAs purity hself, but no
purr1 than abe, This Whiteuess and this
purity were dtting cmhle1ns OF the Little
one, oser whom spring Will soon weave such :
beautiful hrpidcly Of dnwcs1 xnd gtaases- She
sleeps by tho eide Of one who wrnt sway yeaz1
ago, and TINS the two are united hero and
united There, while to those who wait retnaina
littla haEitage Of joy md sotTow. The chill
dren who wefo her plsyr11tcs viii miss bar sad
", for sho w1s one at tho ne17iest and most
active OF them IL And there VII Be many OF
US, who have coma 70 mems and woman'e es-
tate, who viii also 1oiss her, for 1t Is vary hard
10 spare tho childrcn. The coffin Is Little, bat
It makes largo void In tho hone- Tho voice
uas ANAL, bot it lcayea mpuuf1l silence
when 1t Is gone,
The flowers among which eho slept through
that stormy night are fading, but memory lves
always, md time only makes it more beautiful
Sorrow blends with hops until It Is lost, The
cloud sails over. The storm pAssea away, And
the heavens blossom With starp. And over and
above al ia cur great Father.
PnEoR1sE P1cuz-
, 1870-03-20
HpTEl Personals.


Among the arrivals At the fremont House, res
ter.1ay, were the following: @. Il Rousseau, New
York; George E Stevens, Cleveland: J. A By1s-
coz, Detroit; William r. Jamez, New To,k; & A.
Ellsworth, lafayette: Euxene Aecunc, l. F. Has.
kfns+ Peoria: ". c fe3tou, Virginia; Alexander
?. Brown, Pttadeiphla; FL Aecl1y. Montana Ter
Htosy: John B. EAnbo1n, S. Paul; Dwight Brown,
Springfield.
Fl. JANs HoTu-
Among the Arrivals 1t the st. James Hotel
yesterday, were the following: J. & spe1Ty, Bos-
ton: J. CLARK, Iowa; ]. BrunSTtck- Cincinnati :
member Of the Aendelsaohu Qulntette Club, Bos-
ton; John n. Finch, DallN C1ty; A. J. White,
buffalo; N. J. Gordon, Jaekson, Mich; John q.
Gould, Samuel C. Hall, Il. Haskell, Boston; F. o.
FtrTell and J. Baker, Lafayette; j. EdHAfdA, 81
Joseph: f f. AoHts, Cincinnati; Hfliam Metz
scr, San Francisco
SHERMAN nbCsx. ..
Among the arrivals II the Sherman HOUSE, yes
tertay, were the following: Lieutenant Governor
THAI c. Pound, NlAconsin; Bishop Il B. Whip
ple, Minnesota; Thomas bxworthy, Cleveland: :
James @. Jennings, Springfield; John r Poole.
Bt1boa, Spain: q. " French, Boston r. b Camp
bell, St Pau1. h l. HAs1on, New fotks II. B. Sal
ford, csiro; J. LAWYER, Prairie du chien; A Jew
ett, New To1k
HKr1G9 HpCSK ..-
Ampuy the Arrivals II the Briggs uouse, yeSer-
day, were The following: & H Hyde, Dubuque; J.
A. IyUp. New York; n. s. CrearJ, Montana; War
rcn tuWies, Dakctah; 4 F. Caldwell Bostonf +
R Convcrsr, Cheyenne: George W. Frances. bof-
falo: r. b Fax, Ftzkri1ie, y. r.: James Mannefa-
St Louis; Henry " Crawford, Philadelphia
, 1870-03-20
@:-F0REl6M.
Debate on the Educational Bill
in the British Commons,
Accounts of Recent Fighting In
Cuba.
Late Advfces from China and
Japan.
GREAT BRITAIN

INV YORK, March 19-Accorlin7 to tie Fo,lF;
Aoudon corESspondtnce. Che Abor Gauss Is making
progress ID EnRlao1 -Four vacancies are to be
cteated oy tae government - soon - possible ia
oled BY Fordngmet9 candfdk{ed
Inc contract for constructing the Honduras
nmntMaJ nt;nJ VIZ signed o. ThursdayS work to Degtn
Among sporting men> tae odds szs against Tue
fdrtA- 'S~ "4'N a' va
EdSpo:s, March 1a-1n sae House at conmonx-
As* nlgoL ne Eacationai bll was taIsu M Tem-
&c !aroleq tne psptcct for religious teaching. and
1ha nian eRes o. caThndte University, thought
CYL, eaaRef nc EoFeEnmen. with untteEr3ttuk I tie
FeHK1eas sens. Of the people, anI Aess1a, Dai1ey.
o. ucrefotdsaile, and FaWcett, Of Brighton
fpase Spse o. ine esea sM an fs1ss5 faHor pSs'pe9
nincudmant, and Mr. Gladstone s,cprecstet, Y ss
naEinE tendersy TO sandeF the liberal party: IL
Flnditated the bta In long speech aud eloonsniy,
appealed 70 bath parties TO support the measure.
6 he Ies1snsd anu aaalysed the arguments that had
oeen maze Against II and showed. that It 'was
N impartial measure, and that 1t was non-patt1an
IN Its chara1ter. Afrer speeches by Handy srxl
others t1 su7Fort Of the bll, B1ight:s omend,neut
KS KS @ MtlndraHn a1d The blu read second time
LONDON. March 1-The steamship Russ.a
atTircd At liverpool this morning. She came to.
ASefpool direct, and DID not call 1T Queenstown
One Booth, aN American, hxs been sentenced to
Imprisonment at,Loudonder1y for killing . man
nained Tyler last November.
QuEESsEoNN, March 19--The steamship Seyads
diet, to-day at hia house h western England.
The officers Of the Bank Of England nave de-
tEEnined to c1pleM the Assay OF gold In
bars may be cA1Nxted In one three-thou4andth
part Instead OF one seven htn<ncd and stxtY-ctsbth
PAR, as st present.
, 1870-03-20
DRY GOODS.
FIELD,
LETTER & GO.

VIII! open on Monday,
March Fl, Grizette
Cloths, French cret.
tonnes and Leopard
Cloth for Ladies' Suits,
Satin, Cashmeres, Ja-
panese silks, Plain,
Figured, Striped and
checked---Poplins and
serges, Plain and
Chene Lustres, and
some New Shades IN
Irish Pop1ins. Also, full
assortments of French
organdies, Jaconets'
Percales and Prints,
Piques and Satteens,
Plain, Striped, and Fig.
.ured, and a full line OF
the popular Dress Lin
en-, in all the most fash-
ionabIe colors. Prices
based upon the present
value Of Cold Styles
entirely new
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