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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

FOR several years past there has been pub
lished in Harrisburg, by authority and pay
Of the Legislature Of the State, a small daily
sheet styled the Legislative Record. 1t pre-
tended to publish an accurate statement of
the daily proceedings of the two Houses.
The whole thing was fraud from the be-
ginning, like all other speculative and cor;
rupt projects generally are. George Bergnsr,
the editor OF the Harrisburg Telegraph, en-
joyed for several years, perfect monopoly
Of publishing the Record" In doing so he
made an immense fortune ont of the money
Of the tax payers. Last session the fraud
was So glaring that the Legislature very
properly refused to make any contract for
its publication, and the Record" ceased to
have ''local habitation and d name" The
old swindle, however. has been resurrectsd
during the present session. under the special
auspices of our Senator, Harry White, and
the contract for the publication Of tie 'Re>
corcI7 has been awarded to Seig & Co. 1t
makes no man ner Of difference 10 whom the
contract was allotted, as the whole thing is
useless and fraud on the people. 1t is
simply paying al immense amount of money
out Of the treasury, without one dollar of
substantial benefit TO the people, merely to
crafty the personal and political vanity OF
certain members Of the Legislature, who
delight to read their names in print.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
SALEs.-Bv virtue

SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of
sundry writs of Fend. ErpOn.. issued out
OF the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
y, ana 10 me directed. there wid be exposed to
7 u upEc PIG sale, at the Court House in Ebensburg.
on ESDAi, the 9Th dSy OF FEBRU AIRY
tate to wit:
,,n,lLi Al the right, title arl interest of Martin
MllIer' OF, in and to the Undivided half OF piece
or parcel of land situa5e in Carroll towrIsiip,
oSI1oTta "a u county. adJoiiing lands of the Heirs
ol Z fass- Jas T. Kirkpatrick and II. e. Kirk
patrick on the east, onthe north by c. \. Read
ing 1 survey, containing 30 Acres, more or Tess,
aoouI % Acres cleared and intproy ed-now in
lhe occupancy of hartin Miller. Taken in ex-
ecutl9n and to be sola &C the suit OF I. r. Tier
ais0, al the right, title and interest OF Cath
niIie az M Glade, OF, in and to piece parcel of
anu anu sltuite III Sumuerhin township, Cambria
county, Adjoining lands of Z. \. Scott, Stone
oack Y TO-, VIM. Wright, and Others, contain
ing All Acres, more or less. aboHt 40 Acres
eleared-not now occupied. Taken in exeeu-
ton aas 70 be sold at the suit OF NJ. Il. Bur1.
o., w. b. bona ECKER, Sheriff.
eaerin Ohee, Eeensbnrg, Jan. II, ISL. I-le-3,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

The following named gentlemen were
nominated and confirmed as Major Generals
of Pennsylvania: John T. Hartranft, of
Montgomery county Thomas j. Jordan,
OF Dauphin Harry White. of Indiana H.
5. Hidecoopsr. of Craw ford James L. Sell
fridge, of Northampton Thomos L. Kane,
OF Elk Joshua K. Siegfried, of Schuylkill !;
7. +. Gallagher. of Westmoreland aad JOS
A. Beaver, Of Centre
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
HREAT REDUCTION N Pan
~ TO CASH BUYERS!
AT FEE EBENsBTRC
HOUSE-IIRNlSHING SI3I

The undersigned respectfully d !
citizens Of EbenSbuTg and the p "a
ally that he bas made great M.
prices TO CASH BUYERS. NysGH
consist, in part Of Cooking, P0r,o- Z q
ing Stores. Of the most popular k11- 1
trTe Of every description. Of nv ..,
uficture Hardlcars Of 4Il lind, Il
Locks, Screws, Butt Hinges, T4t:
Shutter Hinges, Bolts, Iron sid N.a
dow Glass, Putty, Table KNIVES az
Carving Knives aid Forks, Ass.
Apple PaTers, Pen and Poke; E-s
great variety, Scissors, ShrarS, ID.
Strops. Axes, Hatche,s, Hammers
Machines. Augers. Chisse!s, P.aIz
passes, Squares, Files, Rasps, Al7
WIenches. Rip, Panel aid Cruss.
Chains Of al kinds. Skovels, Spa5ss,,
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Ss-
Shoe Lasts. Pegs. Wax BTi=,=
WIingers, Grind Stones, Fa.sl:
Gs:es and Measures. Lumber S..,44
Nails, Horse Shoes, Cast St.sl. B-s
Guns, Reviewers, Pistols, CaE,Eit.a
der, Caps, Lead. &c, Old S~a.
Crates and Fire Bricks, We'll az
Pumps and Tubing; Harness as!s
JYaye of all kind FoodsH aEl va.
in great variety Carbon Oil aa5l--
Fish Oil, Lard Oil. Linseed OIL, -
Oil, Rosin, Tar, Glassware, Pa.-a, p
IS. Turpsntine. Alcohol. &c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
FAMILY CROCERt

such ss Tea, Coffee. Sugars, No.'a=
ups, SPICES, Dried Peaches. D:.a-
Fish, Hominy, Crackers, Rice a. p, !
Barley; Soaps, Candles; IUbAN
CIGARS Paint. Whitewash, SI-..-
Shoe. busting, Varnish, Stove =.
Tooth Brushes, all kinds sll 50
CORDS and Manila hopes, all "a.
articles at the lowest rates Tor tAs-
n H,u.e SyoEt,ag made, PAN :. :. ;. :.
up .: low rates for cash. 4 'i'g'- :
1,ade to country dealers bgyl5i !
Wholesale. GhO. Z : -'.-
Ebsnsburg, Feb. IS, lS5'.-H'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

Gallons doctrine of Hereditary Genius,
illustrated-Grapt's SON at the foot of his
class in the military aeademy.-CRicG9o
Times,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

"A lady of LyndonviIle. VT. gave birth
10 three girls las: week, all living. Two
years ago she had twins.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

fAEIs haR at last been surrendered to the
Prussiaus. Terms were agreed upon be-
tWeen Jules Fayre and King William on
Thursday, bu. details are not yet known.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
CAUTION Having purchased the

q
following described articles at Il SheriH's
Saie OF the personal property of Samuel f.
george, OF Chest Springs, and left the same in
the pfsSesSioH of Libbie George during my
pleasure, hTeby caution all persons against
interfering II any way with said property. viz:
Bedsteads saa Bedding, l Bureau Clothes
Press l SIM, Stands, Stoves, = Rocking
Chairs, IL Clairs, "a yards Carpet, Breakfast
Table, and iCow. s. II. DOUGLASS.
Chest Sprhgs, Jan. II, 1871. Il-19.-3t.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

N OTICE.-All persons are hereby no.
= titled MT to purchase or otherwise nego-
tate for Csrtain Note given by me TO H. 5.
Myers h Go for sE1O, due in April or May
next, as thssame was given without consider
ation, and vii not be paid. 81. KESLER.
January y, iSTt.-st.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

THE ORTHODOX HELL.
Chicago Preachers Sunday Night
Sermon.


From the Chicago Tines
A Wcst.sidr preacher, on Sunday
nglt, preached sermon IN which, il
may he sai'. without profanity and
with cn'ire tru h.ulneSs, lie Just d'i
give sinners h--ll, Among other
things. hr announced that hell is II
place, and that it's torlnres are both
mccall and ph> srca'. hotl himcs that
sclrch and rem rsr that rrnds This
combination Of h RI r., however, did
not QHite come up 10 his stan ard oi
Il fist clas orthodox hell and there
tnre ne procee the men
Ia. anguish "0nn ctc,i " ia that - a,r
j. 80 trrmrn lon. and awful that the
damn -, ",sa matter If recre ltion
w"r'd fail back upon the tnrurrs o.
the Instruments of pun shment aud
the scorching flames" This is prrl
" good for high. II is Il Theological
pnlpi that is snn,el, If nothing more
The IDEA that the poor DIV Is Of sin
nprs are ocraSionolv "let ont for
noun.' nf that, Nv anl then the,
have 4 hpli Ia,--a hrlrs ,hanksa a'vu.
Fourth OF July, New Year =. or some
| thing If the sbrt--lurinL which they
seek "rrcIeatiun' NY hsvin. heir hrsh
torn with whtchot pinrers, their ear.
cavities filed with molten lead, or hy
taking a'h in some lrwrrmo~t
depth Of the molten furnacr--is rather
good one. This gcntlemans idea
Of how the Il m .d ar" going to enjoy
themselves is exactly Of that kinl of
appreciation A. that Of the man Who
said that certain niYgrr WAS SO 'lm'k
tnat charcoal would make Whit
mark on hin. In hell surl, will he the
I runrntS Of the poor devils imrri'nnth
there for billions %. years, t T. hayln..
cri,i,eJ y loaf of bread or som t,lun
worse, that they will glre'ulIv eml'rar,
rrd hot rocks, AID white. hot puc"r,
and thn,nhsrrrw. AMI the hotter
Il mes Of neither np,t rtcts ,et, as n
positive ehjIv nrlt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19
a Royal Anrc'lOte.

From tho Banner Of tie S,uth and Plan
trr>' journal.
1t CHANGED one dav, that. while ont
hunting, King Charles the Second, IN
the Order Of the clsse, became snl,ara
I 1t from hi comrades, and found him
SELF lost in lar,e forc"t.
Wi va derin. bout h" came up
90 a beautiful ham-ol. who, learning his
dile ,n,. niF, ed to show him Il bridle
path Ie d ng TO the residence OF a no
blrInan w,lii won hls III; s,v was To
In e ,h 1t day.
T,.- distance was not shor', and
" lie t'g ,her the tairgui'ie co,vrrs ii
with 81 n,u h grace AMI vivaciiy that
the merry III march, whose fa,or,lr
scr, WAS n silk et;irOat, WAS quite
ne, u ted; and when the maid. point
Ing tO the urr,s of a castle now we'll
il g. -h,. m,id q at Q Ir must now retrIcc
,ri SEP. L, ar Is threw him 'elf from
his hos and, after ,xpIrs in. hi,
gratitude liz cOnrtly phrase, Lent Ov,
/, Kiss tie glo",ny IIrs that hat ~
8 re.ly r,rlnited the ~earis,sS of hi,
v "larlru. Sire" sail the maid,
= she dew back and li.te,l, for one
b.wil,nr,nl inst.n,. her sparkling eyes
to the bold ,ace iiiat heIt over her.
an too humble Tor the X n.'s con.le.
-ccn,ion- to u .bIc for Charles Stu.
arts presumption
The gallant monarch, too much un-
used to such rebutf-. paused for mo
,ncut, and then, lilliny his plulned hat.
he said; "TAus the Msjesty OF Eng
isnd saIutes a. M equal ,hr royalty Of
female virtue" Anl, s,J~ping sud
Il | :. he pressed n kiss upon the c"ra'
i,,s tnat hai 81 bniJiv rehakel his 'r.
ucr attempted gallantry.- Hal. NJ L.
Crane, Z. s. A.
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franklin County Directory
Nayor and Aldernt IN.


Y MPr, or. Mayor. II. l.. Turney. j
r Merritt, aldermen LIST ward; ". l..
H k,pt,J. p. Lee. 2d ward; Sam. Smith,
/ f. Van hpn. 81 waru; Il. j. Ja kson Z
II. I,f her, 4th ward. VIM. Vaughan,
Cunsta lie.
Yth judicial Circuit. :,
Cirruit Court tor Franklin county held
IN fourth Mondays of March. July and
November. Hon. ". P. Hiekrrson. prcsi-
linz .Julge. I. j. Jackson Clerk--Oiiice
in courthouse. -. =: -.t.
yd Chamcery Division.
Chancery Court tor Eranklin county held
On the Fourth Mondays in June ana Jan
uary A. 5. Marhs. winchester !enh.'
han. ellor. ii. K. Estill. Clerk y Master
JAice Oh east corner Public square.
County Court.
Held on 1st MONDAY of each month
. uonnrllle John W. Williams, Judge
join G, Enochs. Clerk, and j. I. EhOchs'
Uevuty. Office in Courthouse.
QUARTERLY Court held lst Mondays OF
January, April, July and October.
justices of the Peace.
John w, " illiams. Office at his Saddle
Shov, southwest side Public Square.
Ottices of justice Finch and Justice Fry
or in the row Of brick offices opposite
li0me journal office.
County Register.
J. J. Martin. Register. Office, south
corner Public square. IT,
County Trustee.
VIM. R. Francis. Jr.. Trustee. Can be
found at Tobe Turney's Law Office.
Tar Collector.
,no G Hannah, Tax Collector. Once
with County Court Clerk.
County Surveyor.
Col. F. 7. Estill. Residence across
Ioilng Fork, ON street or road leading to
Decherd.
Sheriff.
D.J. Martin. Sheriff. Office at Brazel'
tons corner, ThOs. II. Finch. John Mn
nin.ham and Alex. SilvertOoth, Deputies
coroner.
John 7. Green, Coroner.
Ranger.
John T. Slater. Ranger. Once on Main
: Nreet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19
Fu;cs OF rne APOSTLES.

Matthew is supposed TO have sut
tered mnrtydoin. or was slain in cit
# Ethiopia,
Mark vas dragged through t!'
,tre,ls ot AieXal,ir a IN EsylI, ill h
yxprrd.
Luke WAS hanged to an Olive tree IN
Greece.
John was put into hnil.n" csul'l
ron at Z ,ne. hut escaped death H.
died natnra! death ut Erhr-us, Asia
james, the Great. Vas btheaded at
Jerusalem. o.
James, the L'ss, was thrown from Il
pInnac!e, and ',ra;,n TO death.
P"illp was beiea
Blunulpncw b ss, ,klnnel alive.
Am,rrw wa cruc titd, and pounded
wInlc lying.
Tmm4s VAS run through With u
Simon was crucitird.
Matthew VS. stoned.
BIrnai,as VAS stoned to death
Paul was hcnet,iei by the vran,
Nero, at Rhoinr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
w II LIE, THE DAYS AK Il
GOlN Il By.

-
Tee are lionel hearts to c: erish.
While the day are going by;
T'rre are weary souls that perish,
While the days ar. going y.
But ifa smile We can renew.
AZ our jou' ney VIZ pursue,
y, the, good We all ma. do.
While the days are going by.
There's no time for idle scorn ng,
While the days are going by;
Let your face be like the morning
While the daysare going by.
o. the world is fuil of sighs-
Full Of sad and weepins eyes
Help your fallen brother rise,
While the days are going By.
All tile loving links that bind us,
While the days are going by,
One by one we leave .eI,ind us,
While tie days are going hy.
But the seeds Of goo' we SOW,
Both In shade and shine shall grow.
And shall keep our hearts ag!ow.
While the days are passing by.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

In re e:arl to women, rrnr Thomas
IT New York. sa,s: The reckless
energetic. and ambitious spirit which
ar,nltes the people OF the United State.
ias prompted plan Of eduration
Which. by its severity. cr-s,es q vast
iispropurtIOn between the two systems
aud its effects are more especially ex
ert"'i upon the ttmalc sex, in when the
tendency 10 such loss of balance i.
mucE more marked than in the male
Girls uf tender age are required to sp
ply their minds too constantly, IT, mas
ter studies which are too difficult. an,
to tax their intell,cts by efforts o
hought and memory which are too pro
lnnged and hilarious. The results are
'.pi'l development Of brain and her
vous system. prscocious talent. refine,
and cultivated tastc, aud fascipstin-
siv:,ci,y. on one hand; . morbid in
're.sihllty. great ferh.enrss OF musru-
ir system. sul marksi tendency t.
israsr ia the yeusrstivs orSaus, oa IL,
! ivtasT.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

frequently than in her prosperous days
Fanny was ever pleasant AMI seemed
anxons to erase the rudrness Of the
past from his mind. Their intimacy
rii~ned into friendship, and from
friendship into love. ..
The judge looked on with intense
Satisfaction
The anniversary Of Fanny Cues ers
t"enty first birthday cane, the day on
which he was to yield up his control
Of her
II wish yon to ,asrsr,ae ~ih me
tann', he observe ann a.e + pr
,'d L. du 81.
rhry drove to hi, old residence,
Nv lat does this mcaui' She asked,
,,tn flashed rnecks.
ut means lha. ave taken fancy
- visit our utt llu.ne,' he vtnturcu
~ know 1t has only been occupied
y servants since W. left It,
Sac made no response. She follow
td him ulp the hlgn brown s.one s,cp,
n.o the hJn.e H. lel her lhto ln'
nnrary and offered her - chair.
lie then took II rolf Of papers ant
laid them be,orc her
"Ihis i, your hl!tadav, my dear,
le SAID, "ani | Render up ~ you all ol
That which was entrusted ~ nS care.
knew you were noble au,l good, amt
~ Il strength OF rlialatt,r wnicn yOu
yours, II VA, uuaware Of Lo,,ns YOU
.s 1 dld and do, II pal"cl NY heart ~
sre you That sIaliJw Creaturc--A W.
,na,i OF la,ilun-a hrt. ] kuUw YOU
"ncx not y,ur own heart, ani jud. yea
>our lrieuis wron,. In all thugs
ris., tut mis- Que, YOU n"rc per
lect. amt, tetJr: coul re.Inul.sll
al cIaI.n, W ,ou, wished " open
,our eyes. Ny poverty, your ioss,
was buL a plctehce. Can you lorss,c
ne =
She slrng from her char She
huri q her lace in his bosom aud went
IL thank ynu. she sail, wien n,,
rmu,nn subsidized sufficiently to al
low her 10 speak.
"i,u have tan.ht me lesson
which never Shall forget will
aevrr again he the useless, fooli h
creature of the past
TIE jllse VA, satisfied. AMI II,
wiped suspicious moisture from his
eyes.
"Ani Ja',n Wallace2' she asked
with question ng look.
"Brlrrvrd as you did, my dear
She ma,ir no comm 'nts.
The circ'r in which she rc'gncl SUI
pre'nr was 81 priScd to hear that her
!, ,vertv was but freak IT, test Their
An many Of the hrar'le.-
Ilandirs curse their s'niidity in civ
ing her up ~ easily. Tie, me-, her in
society again, but they knew that their
chances tor tn. baud of the he,rrss
acre lost forever.
4 month passed, and john Wallace
bad not called. II, sent IN his con
r.ulalinnS /" the ju igr and ".-isS
Cne~,rr,' hut that was all.
Fanny wrote hlm note.
Mr.. Wallace uheyrd tn" summons.
SIX months later Fanny CL,s;cr he
came Fanny Wallace.
Mr.. Wallace is now one 0f our
mast eminent la a~r"rs-i npblr exam.
,lr nf what poor. frien ''-.1 b,v, il
= nbiti"us and Industrious, can accom-,
,,li-h aud heco'ne.
The oI in I.e lives yet, 4, | is con
,rn,e Il AMI haplv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

Mark Twain writes the following
answer To a correspondent: "('nng
Author Yes, Apmsz does re IN
mend AUTHORS to rat fish. because the
phosphorus in it makes brsius S
tar Won are correct. But ! canno
hcl, you to = decision about til.
am"u tyou need To eat--at least, NJ"
wi,h certainty. Ii the specimen con
position you send is about your u,ua
average. I should jurige that perhaps
cpuplc OF whales would be all yn,
would want for the present. Not TIN
lars sest kind. bet simply good mid
.llins sized whales"
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~ All foi>xn at, ertlsers must pay

yA-All foioAgn AT, ertlsers must pay IN
oj.rnrr. 1t will be useless to send adver.
t,srments witl the request to publish ana
s,nI Lill," Patent medicine manufactu-
rcrs must pay according to published rates,
nnd n no instance will their special no
rirss "" he published except at ~ cents per
line for each insertion -,
t%- Our Agents are notified that II Will
no useless to take advertisements for us at
Ie.s than tne above rates. POSITIVELY No
CREDIT. OR BARrLR. " :,
sS- Advertisements tor al charita'l.
nurl,o.es charged at regular rates. iere-
totur, newspaper men have been expev!tu
10 contribute in proportion TO tlle public.
and .n,n if they charged Tor their WORK. u
was looked upon as eXtOrtlon. As well
ASK !. merchant To give money anu charS'
nothing for his goods
~. { Il COMMUNICATIONS to advance the
,t',rpsts of any individual, or corporate
nnd,. must De paid for as advertisements.
Wr Shall determine for ourselves what Is
lpr the public nrnciit, and what ought to
90 IN our columns.
ry- Obituaries " i'll he charged for at adj
,crtislnS rates.
job U'ork.
We are prepared to execute, IN the very
,eatr,l .ty lc, all Alnds Of job work. Oti
Material is all new, and selected hy us in
n,r,ou. an experience OF fifteen years as
nyu, neal printers. ana q pride III our D!lSl-
ness. isu guarantee THAT customers VIII Dc
pleased. We consider neat work al ad-
y,lLlsement of our business.
our Nonpdreit JOb Press
i. unsurpassed Tor the execution OF Card
and otlier Job Printing. in all ,OlOrs. :.
tE'Ne keep ON Land Il good stock of
;t,tionpry. such as Cards. of al sizes, colors
nd patterns. Flat-Cap. toolscap. Letter,
nd Note Paper, Mourning Paper, &c.
Wedding Tickets and Visiting Cards pin
.nI in Tie fastest style. Pamphlets. Pro
'yammrs, Fosters, Horse and Jack Ellis.
,anels. B,ll-Heads, lndentures. Circnlars'
nerhs. and Blanks of all kinds, printed to
r,Ipr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19
Church Directory.
Cumberland Presb bytertas Ghxrcl

Cumberland Presbytsrta" Church.
Rev. NJ. II. Bone. Pastor. Services every
sahbat lat l0la 4. NJ ami Z ~. Sabnath
school 9A. NJ. Prayer meeting ?. ~. eve
fy Friday night.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. J. X. Thompson, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath ut l01a A. u. and ~. ~. g.
SAB ath School. o.. ". Prayer meeting
'p'N., every Wednesday night.
Baptist Church.
Prayer meeting Z r. n. every wednes-
aay night. Sunday school 81. n. This
'ore services are irregular.
Episcopal Church.
e services At The Sewanee Institute every
na9 :, ath morning, At l01a o'clock. by Rev.
H. Il. Speed. Sabbath school 9A.x
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

Spontaneous combustion has occur
rrd IN 1000 tons uf coal stored in
Troy. Tn"re>s no dispute RS to the
fact that coal, tv,n in comparative
small quantities, viii take Ire Of Itself,
ana that damp will sometimes assra.
vnte its liability to DO 81.
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rn CORRESPONDENTS.

-. ,,t,ce AN ,e taken oil Anon ymous Com munici
NJ INNS Whatever il intended f9r Insertion II
Inv ra,ir md address, s,t the writer-nnt nee
s@s,riiy @s M or publication IHt Us guarantee ioI
,nnI ,,;ith AMI responsibility
Al business letters ior this oiiice :ho s aa
n''v,nunications 'oI publicAtio must DC witt
)" nn yne side Of the page, an,i with all otheI
',ters 'onnected with the editorial depart
n,"nt should pe Id ressed t'iitor OF The ho'n'
Imrnal Winchester, Tenn
n, mot ,s A rule undertake TO return article
wv W., ,ound nj table for publication.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

The ne ~ laburcrs OF Alabama have
/ cen holding meetings aud coIvcn
tlons to determine their proper course
on 'hiring OUT f)r the year. TIL =
nrarly all fvr The p'an Of working
fora part Of the crop; and this p,an
has also the support OF the pi In'ers
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-19

A little dog. which WAS not long
ago carrie BY railroad from Cantcr
hurry, WinIham County, Cn.:ncticut. to
Hartford, soon became humrsick AMI
silly started otf alone on his way ba, K.
| took him eleven day to accomplish
the forty mites.
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DiScOS and Inventions.

Violins inveatrd, liI7.
Pumps invented, 1928.
Ca nrra Ob,rur, inyruted, ljl5.
E,yravlny IN wood ,Ly,nt"l. AGO.
Roses tir-, ll.nlcI in EngIsn,, ll22
Paper first made Of lnrn RAGS, l4I7.
SAiilinls first coined in England
1904.
Diamonds first polished snd cut,
1886.
Almanacs first published a, Buda.
I47O.
Gun locks invented at Nuremhurg,
1911.
Printing invented, by Faust, Ger,
l44l,
Watches first made in Nurclsburg.
Ij77
Hats first made in Europe, At Paris,
1904.
Soap fir t made at London az Bril-
tol, 1924.
Stops and pauses in literature frs
used, loo.
Theatrical performances first given
in Ii. .lsud, 1873.
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Ex- Postmaster general Randall. who

EX Postmaster general Randall. who
has just returned from japan. wlilher
he accompanied the Hon. William II
Seward. SAYS that the venerable s,a;es
'"an is suffering from complete parl
vsis Of both arms. sp tl,a, he is de-
rrlved of the use Of Ih.m in perform
ing the most ordinary offices of na
tirn
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The Army at XcrNes.

Whcn Xrrxrs, king Of Persia, ar
rived at Tnrrmolyla, ia Greece, hi.
lanh amt SEA forces together, made W
;hr number OF two millions six hun
lrrd and iorty-one Thousand six han
rlred and ten men, exclusive Of servants
rnnmchs, women. suffers, and Other
people Of that sort, who usual, follow
an army, and who.c number vt thi.
me was equal to that Of the fnrres
80 thai tI.. whole number of soul. tha,
folio we'd Xcrxe, IN this expedition
amounted to five millions two hunir.,
IND rishty-tlIree thousand two hundred
AMI ,we..ty, (5.2s3,29O) Thi. is tn,
computation mads by the hist ,riar
Hcrudotus. who lived in tIat aye.
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ClIifoyni, raises SiS, HiGrs, and
cotton, aud manufactures beet sugar
S,e will so N also raise tea. In the
.rnluction OF fruit all kinds she already
rXcrls. She must eventually become
the weaItilr.t State in the Union.
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Union Ledge No. l9, L 0.0.F'

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road. Vice Grand; Peter Walaman.
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oaya PermaaeDt SECRETARY. !. y
cumberland LodeA 2. Il II
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