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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

Neuem sefdllt unb bic euten 6eIsoldn>
Der tranten 10 lanse baraus, bic ttneu
bic Ausen iibersinsen. DasGab ,pa,
enclfd leer, elm stpeites fam an BIZ
&ette unb 6ans route eas erfe BIZ
&lippen binab, pom 100 es In trciten
@pr1n9en bic See erretdte. Spdte.
fclete ism aud has stpeite. ~"
@dbrenb bic Giinmpbner tem Snz
balte %bei1elten Fei6is ;uipra&en, sat
Sans ietnen 2euten einen @tnf, fd
gum S@ife ;uridsusieben. Sc &C.
idab NIT Der 9r5eten Gie, benn E,
psute ben Snlulanern nod Elm Sdau>
{piel Seben> ebe Ct gang bon ibnen
f9itt.
Sc rar Na6t eeroreen. DieTeuz
felsbrt99 trar gum Muslaufen tereit
uno in turSer 3eit idwamm ile aui
eem Meere. Oils fIe eineS teue erretdt
tatte, 100 fie BON ben 3e6enben Sniulaz
rera eeieben trercen tpnnte> lief per&dz
pttdn etnen S9uB aus Ter Donnerz
bl9ie abfeuern. Ct brad ii@ i'm 3erz
fliiteten @efteiu res Gellens uup t6nte
tis CUR STRIDE binauf.
NQe 8Spfe pantten (i@ mad eieler
8tdtune ba Rammte plablid cine
Glau,men9arbe mad BET anrertt ensppr
unb beleuhtete BE T%eufelssris9 NIT
ibrem foblidwar;er Seselwert. Der
ei lerneRapitdn fano mitten In lprlbenz
Dem Teutr uno bot ben Nueen Der Snz
1ulaner Elm {dredlide6 Bilo bes Sir
ften ber Gtnfernie. Dieter aber redte
fem 6aupt in bic 65be uno nidte.
S@reden erfubte ale @etber, bic su9e@
gen ,parer. Selblt bic Mdnner fnid-
ten 3ulammen BET bie(em G~eufslslpuf.
Nadpem Mate uno &aen nod cine
3eitlans eeleu9tet unb 9eiprlbt tat>
ten, per1anf rie Teufelsbrtgs In Na@t,
tpel@e I'm ~ ldwdrser erldten, je er6z
ber pprber bic 5eue eeweien. @ieben
Yeter benugte ibre %9eblenbeten &usen>
unt ni@t na6 Siten ju fteueru, wie ct
9ela9t battc, iencern na9 ben Soften
Der Niecerlanpe, Gn9lanr, Sdpttlant>
Granfrei@ unp Spanien.
Die Ieufelsbri99 mar ben Sniulaz
nern perldmuncen, robin, caS wuete
Niemanp> absr man glaubte, le iet Der
6lptte eht9e9enseSc9en, trelde 1I6 gum
Nuslaufen 9e9en cen (9rar;eu See>
rduber fertt9 ma9te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

STRIDE, ratte ii4 mir unp fonnte unter
1brdnea nur eieleS {aoen Yrieter,
beten sic fir mid. SD iibereab Jpn
mein BUD iitcr ben ~Yrotefantismus
uno %nnglauben" unr ras .lber bic
unfeblbarfeit res papites", une bofe,
Der Sag babe fir feline ieliee Gwisteit
entldieren - ct merpe fi4 Der STRIDE
@ptte6 III Sllce ani@lie6en.
Beteit5 funfelten rie Sterne iiber
@om an rielem Sage, ais t9 I'M fern
fen @eiten Ter Gree unter rem &reuSe
ltanp. ras neben elmer STRIDE fi1 erz
bob, aud dber einem Jellen ertaut unt
mid an Plus unp tel7en emblem +:
Crux de Cruce, v&reu3 pom &reu3e,,"
erinnerte. Sa, e5 mar Gin berssrbe<
beneer @ecanfe, nur 3u renfen, ole
i@ bic 6ane uuc meme Stimu1e erbob>
UNI ben pdpi|iden 6escn 3u ertbstlen
Yius! weI@e @eflble. baben beute
Deiu 6er3 burdprunsen, ais Du, UNI
seben ron Zen Bild5fen Der fatbrliz
iden @elt, Nom unp Der 9an3en fatb.
Belt Zen Se9en Yetri 8eipenpet? Du
rubit nun bereits, >penn t@ bier ant
ltiuen Ocean pie 6ano erbebe, burd
Die Du bier eenielben Sesen in ~
.peiter SEINE an pielem Sage Deinen
S@dRein ipenoef! 0l5se ct fru@ten
uno uns NQen rie Yalme. pes Sie9es
errinaen, I'M einf NIT Dir i'm 5immel
bas TIE Deum on3uFimmen. peute
pertaGte e5 bienieren I'M Subel, aus
oeutlder 8ruf 8elunsen, In ben Tbdz
Tern neS Sreaon.
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Gtbtusbilatr pon str nors(tt.
(Gortiesuns)

XIV SltNHH'uuS w IWbtsVl Nv WV
a%ntrportete Gbote 10 piel id erfabren
babe, rperoen In 8remen, 6amburg
uno In einisen onreren Seetdpten
Sdife 9eeen DID ODER uislmebr 9e9en
Die 1eufelsbrtse ausserlitet unb man
rednet NIT Siderbeit rerauf, ti@ uuo
zen eiiernen &apitdn lebeno pper toot
Don 5elsolano binmeMuflbren.
Sans ant,portete nidt; er lbertadte,
mas nur, su tbun let. @enn bic Sn<
9elstarf aud Elm lderer Srt sesen Die
aberaldubiiden 6el9oldnrer mar, f.
bot fie mabrideinlih bp6 tcinenSdub
aesen bic fetldncilden S6ifer. 2aB
lie nur fomnen, fpra6 er mad lan9em
Sdwei9en su Gbats, ile rereen MIDI
rod ni6t fan9en ; id fardte le ni9t
i'm @erin9fen. Sdare, raB id eez
rare jeet einen weiten Bug sprbabe>
iont mpute td fte aueiammt nit bluti-
gen Sbren nab @aule 1diden.
Am @eltare onsetommsn, fancen
fe rie balte Ginwpbneri9aft Don Sell
sulano 3uiammen. Sunsens, REF IL
men Sans entse9en, beute pp1en mir
einen Bug aus rer @lofe tbun, tena
i@ mub mir einen 9inti9tn Sfwinp
ertrinten. Ginret eu@ In einerS tuape
an Der STRIDE Elm.
Die Ginwobner tlatl9ten TT rte
6dnre, Elm Irunf aus Der @lpfe mar
tbnen INNER o%n9enebm. Sans elite
auf pas Sberlarp uno flbrte feline
eeute rurd Gbatc &rcbns 5aus aur
STRIDE. Sic beftimmte 3eit tpar nod
nibt Ca aber rie san3e Bewobner19aft
prdnste li6 idon UNI rie alte, tpetter<
;er,auete STRIDE. Mtt Der @lofe aber
bate IS Der Sa9e mad tol9enpe Be-
manrtnib in uralten 3eiten, als tas
Gbrifentbum Suerft @urSel auf perSn<
lel faete, fam einrs 2ases BON Sfen
Der Elm 9rpbes &ruiifr auf Gem @a0er
~ ldmimmen. IS tricb an tie Snlrl.
Nls man ee aufbpt, fano man cine
@lode an remleIten befsitiat. Seitreu
mar e6 0ebrau9 aewprrcn, aus her
0lpde einen lrunf 81 nebmen, menn
man zines 9uten Sltwincee gum Tildz
lang crer 81 elmer Ssereiie berurfte.
Sn Shauren ;o9en rann rie Slider
our Stride fiuten rie 0lode nit far
fen @ettdnftn unp liseen 1e in tie
Nunre Aeben.
Mls jeBt eie nddtliden 0uter;ieer
pom Sberlannc berattameu unp Elm
eroeeS Gob ipanildsn 0etne6 Dor ii@
bermdlSten, ia entitano grocer Subel
unter ZEN 6%el9oldnrern uno pie G5ipfe,
pel1e fir einen lrinfteder cine am
fdnpiee @r6ee bate, murre Don eini>
gen pientbeflfenen 9niulanern berbeiz
sebrabt.
Sans le9te cos Gab ouf rie Sir9z
bpfsmauer. idlus rem Srabnen binein
unp fiute Die 0ledt NIT rem buitenz
osn @eine. Nleine Greunre, iprad
er, i'd beparf fir ZEN mor9isen unp
sinise folsenpen Gage zines 9uten Of
minocs, renn i6 babe cine peite Neile
rpr; narum t,tnfe id eud rie 0lode
,u. Gr ltBte ras arrbe lrinfsefab an
cen Muup uno lieB zen 9an;en jnbalt,
obue absuieBen, tn ben rreitsn Sdlunr
laufen, bann fdlte ct fs upn Neuem
unp reidte ite benz Stranrcoist Numz
mel, melder ibm sund6it iane, Die
lsr mar 1ond oud fttner Don benen,
welhe ben Bein uerldmdben> aber benz
bans fpnnte er es cod ni9t 9lei9
tbun.
| Die @lpfe tpurte thinner tpierer BON
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Der IS auberer I.
4.
Gtru' e. eiumal BOD!

9er3, bu btfi II alt sstsertea,
l1nb bit nod " Jung,
Rod 10 tintii& Jung setfteben,
Ea6 bu timer fir betn 2ieben
No@ tesebris Grnieberuns.
Da6 bu ,neinf, fir treues Mlbeu
3teme I'D aud DAM,
Ni&t an fiaerlittner Wase,
MQerlestem 2eibensta9e
Rod i'm ael9 Der bittre Eraut.
peri, tu bit Is alt sepcrtsa1
Germ es einmal bod,
Das bu 1ttbla mad be0srm 2etae,
Mnberm 4ran3 unb anbrer arcne
Sduftli& traselt 8reu3 unb Sod.
eel tte Blume, bic 3ertreteu,
Da fe ettn blabt
@ieber eriiut unt bliibt ron Suraen!
Eras' am 3aupte fia bic Derneu,
ltnb bic Nsleu I'M @ematb!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Se6Stes &apitel.
Caring, @aaHi9, 9ummsr nno SdeaFiG

caring, WausfD, puntl1er tho SgeATlg.
DisSeufelstrias batte nod sur red<
ten Belt eas @site oeiudt i1on am
fol9'neenM oraen ie9elten eini9e Sdife
beran melde es auf iie abgeleben bat,
ten ; amMadmttta9s fol9ten reren nod
mebr unb In elmer Wode tpar rie 9an3e
Snlel rpn einem 8ran;e BON Tabrjeuz
gen um1dlo0en. SeBt erit, als an Elm
Gntfommen nes eilernen &apitdns
nidt mebr gu renfen roar, be9aben ft9
pom jecem S6ife cine Nn;abl bano<
fe1er 2eute ans Qonb, INN Jpn ;u fan
gen. Die 5elscldnber batten Die Nnz
fallen BON Mnfans bis su Gnce 9e<
leben unb Ia ]te ii9 ais 5eblsr unb
@erfdufer ber 9eraubten @lter nidt
rein fiblten> IL furdteten iie, als Ibeil=
nsbmer ner Seerduberet bebanoelt unp
betraft ,u weroen.
Die Natbleute riefen oue Ginwpbner
sulammen unp ma6ten ibnen flat,
melbe Gplsen Is baben wirce, 1psnn
man scraubts6 0ut in ibrem Seibe
fdnce. Dieter @inf reidte bin, eaB
ale 0eldenfsba Ypmerenlnfs pl1bz
lid in tr9eno Elm 9ebeimss Serted
panrertea uuo cie mocsrnifIrts Trauz
enweIt wie bur6 einen 3auberidlae
mierer in ibrer nationalen 5radt err
ldien. Die Sfcrts unp Die petf6 ia
men auf sinmal wisrer CUR 0eltune
unp mer fsinen n1ebr tatte, Ger balf itG
entnerer rurd 8or9en rcer Lief f1 in
aller Gle etaen anferttsen.
Die Tlottenfapitdae wunosrten fi9,
raj fe mecer ZEN eilernen Gapttdn,
mod Rem @ieten peter in BEN @emdl<
fern Der Sniel antrafen. Die 5el9u<
ldncer, eadten fe, piiroen buriber
Musfunft eeten f1nnen u>1o betraten
cas 2anc. Dtele aber batten etne8er<
eintoruns unter fl& setroHen> nur eas
Nptbwenpi9fe gu iaeen. Sic funnten
~allerotnsS nidt leu9nen, bic 2eufelsz
trigs in ibrer san;en Tur6tbarfeit sez
ieben gu baben, bebaupteten aber teif
UNI fef, bab fie niemals BET Der Sniel
Anfsr seworfen babe ioncern ftet5 auf
cine gang undergraduates Settle peri9wun>
BEN lei; pb in ben 2aften ODER auf
Dem @a1er, bas permp9ten fie nidt
a%nsueeben. s8as ZEN 8ieben peter
angling, 70 fellten ie fubn Die Bebuupz
tuus auf ct iet niemalS auf ber Sniel
eepe1en, uno ber Tremoltng Cams Yos
merenirf, beiibe gar fetn S9tf uno IS
1et baber cine Sburbeit, Jpn einen See>
rduber ;u rennen. Gr fet oft auf Der
Snlel sereien> babe aber niemalS einet1
&aufabrer ansebalten oeer gar eeplln>
( bert.
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Oa5 Gbrittentbum u,1b baS 10:
ciale 2eben i'm 4ltertbumt.

90 erjdblt Sueton, oaB an, Ioees>
taae res @ermanieus ale an ptelem
Gage sebor.nen Sinner ousse1ebt NOR
ben leien. Der Gag 9alt aleunslQds>
tag uro neben Der Gurdt, aud bic
Neusebornen m59te cas- S4idial per>
folssn mar es 3ualei6 Elm Au5orud
be5 ausemeinen @oltsldmerses lber ben
500 bes oQsemein 9elietten Telpberrn,
tpel@er ii@ in bie1er barbaril1en Beile
duBerte. @ie mandeS reuAetprne
8ino mag i'm Nlte!tbum rem reltsi6ien
@orurtbeil prer Dem Mterslauten leinsr
Gltern gum Spfer 9efaQen iein ; renn
Die Na6ridten, Die mir aus itner 3eit
teGBen uno wel1e ale nur etn3elne
Sale %ersdblen, sei9en renno&> ME tief
unc ME meit riele llnlftte ein9eri0en
unp 9leidiam nit rem reli3i6ien leben
perma6len mar.
Nuein e5 1T i1wer, ale bic Geranz
la0un9en aud rur auf,u;dblen, welde
ra6 Mltertbum teitimrnten, rie aeu9e>
bornen &inper su tSptcn. Neten aberz
slaubilher Turdt unp fal1ber reli9i5s
let LIB reusun8 mar es ~teioncers
bdufi3 pridenre erobe Nrmutb, wel9s
ben @ltern feline Muslidt 9at, ras8inp
su erndbren unp iie antriet, ra15elbe
elei9 no9 rer @eburt ausSu1tBen.
Wel ra6 rsuseborne &inp aber bbber
9ea9tet wurre, wenn IS Elm 8nabe
war; 10 traf pcr;i9lid bic M6p@en
pas barte Qoo5 unp nod bic 2ebens<
seldidte u~nieres 9roeen Bil9pfs Sub
eerus liefert unS Elm Yeilpiel, ME 9e<
rin9fi9i9 oft Die G;llnce >pare11, UNI
Mdcbeu reln Iore purd NusieBuns
u weiben unp Ger Gorge ibrer Grndb=
run9 u~tertpten ;u werren. Nls NAM
LID Die Wutter rer beiIisea Qiafburd
eetoren mar entri6 re Wutter tbres
0aters, pelde nod ibr:m betcnilden
Wabne anbias, aus rem 0runre> neil
pielem nur Wirhen unp fetn &nabe
aetpren wurre, cielelbe rem Mrmen' liz
ret Wirterin, tcsOr ras neuaetorne
Tinp etmas 9enc1tn bate, uno lterz
CAB e5 Winnern, rie es t1eten 1pIIten.
Diele mari en- Die 8lcine in Gin gef1b
nit Wo0er, abrr cine m%itleirise Natz
BARN erbarmte li1 res Sdualinas, bob
Jpn auf unr CAB ibm etmua 9onia,
welder Jpn fem 2eben iiderte. Genn
Die M~ueleBun9 Deer SIetun9 zines
Sinces curfte nab oltoeutibem Gebt
nur rann eeldeben, wenn rieles nod
gar nidts oenp0en hotte. limb 70
Iberlieben renn out tie Wdnnsr bic
jun9e yiafour1 Dem @eibe> wel9es fe
oerettet bate.
DisNueiesuna, popasli@ tte, melds
ibren 0runo in Ger Nrmutb bate, 9e>
i9ab oft in Der 6ofnuns. raB etnSprz
ibersebenrer ba6 atnp aufbSbe uno
er3iebe. MQsin ras goo5 rteler Sinh
hinge par rann DIT Tin nod bdrtelea
ais penn Ger SOD fe binpesserafl
batte. Sic S9riften Ger &ir1enrdtel
fnp poQ pom Slagen lber rae Sbtt:
1al btelsr Mrmen, unp in serc6tem unz
wiuen 9eibeln iis Die unnaturlibsWrau
1amfeit tbrer barbarilden Gltern. .sjr
Npm ndmlib nurcen Die aueselegter
&naben oftmals fir cas 0ewerbe BEL
0%lapiatoren ersosen unp mte vi
mag es rer Sail seweien ietn> tab fd
ras Nu9e Der Gltern an ben @unrer
ibrss ei9enen Shines in Der tlutiser
Nrena peipete, prer tbre 6anp gar paa
3eiden gum G~opesfobe fir ben ueter.
muncenen CAB.
lGurtiesrus fplst.]
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07

\ Ar a meeting Of the Bar and citizen
. Of Franklin County, Tennessee, at III,
J Court House, in Winchester, on Mon
day, the4th day Of July, 1870, the fol
) lowing proceedings wore had, to wit
On motion, Col. John v. Wrish
was called to the chair, and j. b. Fitz
patrick appointed Secretary. There
upon the following preamble and res
olutions were presented:
| WHEREAS, We have seen, from re.
cent publications throughout the State
that q convention is proposed to be
held in the city of Nashville ON the 18th
day of July, 1870. for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the Supreme
Bench Of Tennessee, therefore, oe it
Resolved by this meeting, That it is
our unanimous desire that Col, L. Tur-
ney receive the nomination in said
Convention as one of said candidates,
and we recommend him as lawyer OF
sterling integrity, unqucstionable abili-
ty, Of large experience, and'a man and
lawyer OF the first water.
Resolved, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint delegates to represent
this county in the proposed convention,
in connection with such other of our
citizens as may be in SAID conversion,
with instructions to support and do all
in their power to secure tue nomina-
ton of our fellow citizen, Col. p. Tur-
ney.
On motion said resolutions were
adopted, and the Chairman appointed
the following delegates: .
1st District, H. w. Newman, r. D.
Gregory, W. H. Brannan, Jno. w. Viii
liams, H. I. Carr, VIM. Simmons, Joe
Lenahan and F. T. Estill; I'd district,
Jesse Arlege and j. NJ. Russey; Sd
district, Jesse Mcclure; 4th district,
H. r. Moore; 5th district, w. E. Don
aldson 9th district, j. H. Thompson;
7th district, W. B. Holt; 9Th district,
B. B. Knight; 9th district, ID. s. Long;
10th district. j. B. Hawkins; 18th dis
trict, r. B. Cowan 18th district, Jno.
+. Anderson; 18th district, VIM. Sells;
l4th district, VIM. p. Tolley; 18th dis
trict, A. j. Simpson; 10th district, d.
c. Rice; 18th district, A. j. Mason;
18th district, G. R. Fairbanks.
On motion the Chairman and Secrc.
tary of the meeting were added as del
cgates. Adjourned.
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aPerlyOIin1.0

i Huxr.-Mr. Ben Hunt has Just al
rived It home from Charlottesville, Wiz
lgAia, where he has been preparing
himself for the practice Of law. H,
appears to be enjoying excellent health
and we welcome him to Winchester
He returns to the University Of Wiz
ginia next October.
! WILLIAMs.-Mr. Rufe Williams also
who spent the last session at Charlotts
vile as a law student, made his ad
vent here few days ago. The traces
ofhard study are visible upon his face.
He seems to realize that hard work is
necessary to success, and we predict
for him life Of usefulness and honor.
fIe will spend another session at the
University of Virginia.
BAIRD.-Dr. Charley Baird is in
town, and, we understand, intends to
spend the summer here. We have
known the Doctor for several years,
and are glad to see him in our midst
again. Our people will be pleased to
hear that he will soon enter upon the
practice of his profession.
LooKHART.-The numerous friends
and acquaintance of Miss Amelia
Lockhart will be glad to hear that she
is on another visit to this place. She
halls from Pine. Bluff, Arkansas, and
brings many interesting items from
that "neck Of woods" ~.
WALMsLEY.-Mr. G. S. Walmsley,
with his'wiie and daughter. removed,
a few days ago, to Winchester Springs,
where they will remain till September.
We wish them a pleasant sojourn in
their romantic retreat.
SHooK.-Mr. ALE Shook reports
everything quiet at Tracy City. The
only sensation Of any kind ON hand
being that which is excited by the
beauty and accomplishments of the
young ladies who are teaching school
at that place. We are little surprised
tina. said attractions have not "shook"
all the bachelor proclivities out of our
handsome young friend ALT ere this.
SlNGLEToN--Mr. Henry Singleton is
now living on the mountain, at the
University Of the South. He was in
town this week on visit, and came up
to see us for the purpose of renewing
his subscription. We do not believe
that there is a colored man in the State
who possesses greater intelligence, or
who is more worthy of respect and
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-,siviIle a. Chattanooga and n
g. N. w. Railroads. =.
TRAINS SOUTH.

TRAINS SOUTH.
,u Passenger Train leaves Nashville
d n"! A.: arrives at Decherd 2.l5 =. NJ;
g ,y,n * } 20 p. NJ. Arrives at Chattanooga
NJ N tiiJ Passenger Train leaves Nashville
N,S A.. arrives ut and leaves Decherd
~ =; Ior.M. Arrives at Chattanooga 4.5o A.
NJ. DAILY az WI
TRAINS NORTH.
nov Passenger Train leaves Chattanoo-
~ M: arrives ut Decherd S.20 A. NJ ;
}' 7" S, s.iO A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville ut
10y Ti n Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
Ne 500 p. Nj; arrives ut and leaves
I mUyc,"rd II 20 A. M: Arrives In Nashville
at 1904. NJ. (DailyD ssAa
bath trains connect at Chattanooga for
, pou and all principal cities South.
Al ,a".rnuers for all points in the East
rn,r tennessee and Virginia, make direct
dn"nn ,r by taking the train that passes
Drrhcrd ut II 40 P.M:
pI pn..rnpers going West make connection
;iti, rhe Nashville u Northwestern Rail-
vo"I INT Nashville,) for 81. Louis, Kansas.
I'm, "i" and all points West and Northwest
' - rl,ins leave Nashville via Nashville d
vnnhwestern Railroad ut 0.l5 "A. NJ. and
400 NJ. 600 Trains runs dailyJ
''00 '' j. w. THOMAS,
Gen'l Supt.
WI. DASLEY, G. P. & 7. Ag't.
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A HEALTHY DlsrRlcT.-The follow.
ing note was appended to the "mor.
tality report of a census taker fol
Crow Creek District, Franklin County
In a population of over three thou
sand, he reported one death on seized
ule three, and fearing it might injure
the reputation of his native district fol
health, appended the following note to
the return:
.The above named John Brazelton
would no! have died had he remained
at home in Crow Creek District, but,
being man of weak mind, he would
go and work in joining county,
caught consumption. came home and
died"
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The following note shows that the
writer thereof is jealous for the fail
lassies of sister county, and We give
the communication place in our col
unns with pleasure:
"MR. j. r., BEAsLEY-Dear Sir: In
a late number OF the Home Journal
you complimented the ladies of Shell
byville very highly, but did not even so
much as mention the charmin; repre-.
sentatives from Lincoln County, who
we're here also, attending the Examin-
atoms. I thought you were too gal
liant TO be ungenerous. Was mista-
ken in my estimate of you?
JUNIUs.
Mistaken? Not at all, friend Jun.
ius. We would not willingly do injus-
tice to any one, and least of all to the
ladies. We did not know, when the
notice of our Shelbyvillc neighbors
was written, that there we're any repre-
resentatives here from Lincoln County.
We were never more than twenty
four hours in Lincoln, and yet the
name of that county will ever be asso-
ciated with pleasant memories. The
gentleman whose roof furnished US o
shelter was the very soul of hospital
ity, his wife the. embodiment of gra-
cious kindness, and his daughter a
queen of beauty, gentleness, and love.
Fortune had given them stately man
sion for home, and Nature had be-
slowed upon them noble hearts to dis.
pense its hospitality. There are many
such families in old Lincoln, and to
each and all we would politely lift our
hat in token of respect.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07


Col. MATT. MARTlN.-Colonel Mar
tin paid us a visit last week, and we
were glad TO make his acquaintance.
Many Of our readers are aware of the
TACT that though he was above the
lighting age" when the war began, he
nevertheless volunteered, perilled bis
lie time and again, and was wounded
SIX times upon the field Of battle.
Nineteen Of his nephcws, his son and
himself were in the Confederate army,
and stood by their flag until the last.
Certainly this fact bears ample testimo.
ny to the chivalry and patriotism ofthe
Martin family, and of all the distin-
su'shed men who passed through the
late bloody and trying ordeal, zone
nave reason to be prouder of their
record than the gallant and genial sub.
!ecl OF this notice. When the war be.
gan he laid all that he possessed, even
vs. lie, as free-will offering upon the
a''ar Of his country; and now that the
war has ended, he finds that be has
'oA. everything but bis life, his honor,
:. aHu his devotion to his people. Under
'uese circumstances, where is the man
'no can appreciate the qualities which
constitute the. hero, who will not cast
~ Tor Col. Martin for Congress
:, els our choice for the position, and
We had q thousand votes. he should
Ave them every one. Look out for
'" franklin when tue test comes.
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In Chancery at Winchester.
VIM. A. Marshall and wife, ct ais. vs.. B.

VIM. A. Marshall and wife, etals. vs.. 3. b.
knight and j. NJ. Darwin, adm'rs, 1t ais.
Upon motion, end it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill which il
sworn to that defendant Thomas j. Dar-
win Is nonresident Of ii e State of Ten
nessee, SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in ill.,,
Home Journal, published in Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear before the Clerk ant
Master on or before the fourth Monday il
January next, and plead. answer or dem,li
to compliments bill. or the same will bt
taken for confessed and set for hearing eX
parte as to him. Witness my hand al
office, July l,1S70. III. X. EsrILL,
july74w Clerk and Master
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MAILS CLOSE.
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as agents for the receipt of subscrip
,ions to the Home Journal in their rcspcc
tive localities:
Hunts Station II. r. Moore q Co.
Dcchert Mr.. George X. Stroud.
Cowan Mr.. A. j. Hines.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07

WE are indebted to some friend for
a copy, in pamphlet form, Of the ora.
ton delivered by Gen. w. B. Bate on
the occasion Of the Confederate Com.
remuneration services at Elm Wood
Cemetery, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, May I, 1870. 1t was pub
lished by special request Of many citi.
zens of Memphis. ln s.cf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07

LAST Monday being the Fourth Of
July, and also the quarterly term Of
the County Court, quite a number of
sovcreigns were in town. The ne
grocs had picnic in celebration of the
day, and appeared to be in exultant
spirits.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07

The County Court, at its last meet
ins, authorized committee to let out a
contract Tor the repair of the Court
House. and authorized the construc-
ton of three bridges across Elk River
one at the upper end, one at the lower
end, and one in the middle Of the
county. Let US have the bridges, and
that speedily.
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No PAPER Next WEEK.-FrOm time
immemorial it has been the custom Of
this office to issue no paper on the 4th
of July and Christmas weeks, and in
accordance with this time-hon0red Gus.
tom, we will not issue paper next
week,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-07

THERE was a dance. Tuesday night,
at Mrs. Crisman's, and we suppose the
occasion was happy one. Cupid was
there, of course, and doubtless many
an ardent swain murmuringly exclaim-
ed, Sweet Evelina, dear Evelina, my
love for thee shall never, never die"
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