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TIE EASTERN QrssTIoN.-The refusal of
France 10 enter, under the present circumstan-
ces, into the Conference on the Eastern ques-
ton embarrasses the other Powers, and the
Conference has been postponed. England has
promised Turkey to sustain the terms of the
treaty Of ls56, and . reorganization Of the army
IL announced.
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BATCHElOk,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the word
HARMLESS, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
iead ror any cl;dtc poison 70 produce paralysis
DEATH Avoid the Wanted and deusive prepar attors
Boosting virtues they do not possess fhe genuine
W. A.. batcheor,s Hair Dye has had tsviv peas
the only perfect hair pye-tlsck or Brown. Bold
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THE SPATEe CASE DIsMIssKp.-On Wednes-
day last. in the Circuit Court for Alleganv
county,, Md, the case OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company against the Hon. Alfred
Spatss, its late president, Nae DISMISSED.
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ShlptFeeL.

HosTpN, Jan. The bark Volunteer, from
Malaga. foundered Of Cape Cod tlis forenoon.
Her crew were 5aycd.
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REPRESENTATIVE .. H. DoCxERV, OF North
Carolina, was married In Wilmington, in thai
State, CT TUESDAY night last, 20 Mrs. Fannie
settle Covington, of Rockingham county, Mort h
Carolina
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~ The election OF Jim Fisk, yr., and day
Gould a. Directors Of the Cleveland aud Pitts
burg Railway 10 equivalent to Q surrender OF
the stockholders. The direction OF its Affairs
win fall into their hands with Is much ease ae
that Of the Erie hallway.
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~The striking Crispins i'm New York state
that they expect Q speedy and amicable termi-
nation VI their difficulties with theiy employers.
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TIE PArHRs IN TEE CASE OF SENATOR
SPRAGuE-A New York Sunday neWspaper
against Senator Sprague, Of being implicated
in blockade running into Texas during the
rebellion, have been discovered by General
Mcdowell, and further Developments are ex-
pt cted.
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The SENATORIAL CONTEST IN MISSOURI
The st. Louis Democrats jefferson City special
says State officers figure up the election Of Wag-
ner TO the Senate by four majority, il the repub-
Ecans reunrte. II Is reported st. Louis and the
southwest will support Blair In Caucus, which
viii give him the democratic nomination; but
knowing ones say both Blair and Glover will
exhaust their strength on ballots, and Norton,
OF Neale county, win be the coming man.
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, o0The BOard OF Health Of New Orleans ha
ordered the vaccination Of the children attend.
ing pabliS kchQQls.
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The sleighing carnival''-thats the word,
isn't it-hss been going on in pretty lively shape
through the morning, but about this time az
M il is getting sloppy, aud the rnnners strike
bottom. At this hour a few flei.hs are on sale,
we notice.
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THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY Is,
SUPPORTED b
MISS LILLE, BIB. W HARRIS,
M HOLLANDS DRAMATIC COMPANY
MONDAY. January 10
EICH ELIEU.
TUESDAY, January IL
OTHELIO.
WEDNESDAY. January j.
HAMLET
THURSDAY, January Is-
DAMON IND PlT5ffA-
TkIpAY, January ~
LING EAR
SATURDAY, January 81.
MATINEE AND EVENING.
THE ELFIN STAR, MISS EFEIE JOHNS,
Admission 81. Reserved Seats so Cent. extra.
Galiery so Cents. Seats secured tor any nj ght six
Gays IN advance, ai Kills Music store.
Js52lt r. q. WELLS. Agent.
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TIN WIPE or TIE CCBaE PRESIDENT CAP
UEED.-Telegrams from Paerto Principe an
nounce that General Chinchilla, who Is sta
toned at La Guanajas had an engagement re-
Gently with body of insurgents, and that If
teen were killed. Much importance il attached
to the capture OF the wife Of r resident Cespedes
and also OF another woman, and OF q man who
were carrying o large amount of specie 20 the
insurgents. The mail made up by the ms urgen;s
intended for Nassau snd New York, fell ITO the
hands Of the Spanish authorities, with import
ant documents. The Spanish have captured
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THESE rAUTs DEMAND IMMEDIATE Ooh

sIDEhATlOS Disease should he guarded against
or n must be cured The alternatives death
such consequences as render life = burden. Coulba
che malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
order. regulate the female az stem promote the ap
petite Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheun,s
usm lncrec SO the vigor Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children of summer c0mpaints Ali thIe
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gau.ier's Native Wine Bitters; 81
ssys popular opinion, endorsed by many OF the
eminent physicians who assure ne Of the com olste
victory OF these AL other Btters IL has 40 so
luteiy driven them out Of the market where Ii has
been introduced GsutieT's Native Wine Btters
may be had OF all drug gists o1sa-ty
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THE DELAWARE SEEATOIsHIP.-A dispatch
from Dover, Del, says: "A nice little contest
Is going on between Governor Salisbury and
his brother Willard for the prize Of United
States Senator from the 4th of March next. t
Il thought that Willard has the inside track
and from present appearances he will be renomi-
mated and reelected,
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Nj. {. A. GYMNASIUM
nc. RsICHFNBaCH,s piano st.r

=. No. Is llh Street, abors PsRnd. Avenue
tESTABLIsHED OVER 30 YEARS.
Sole agency for the sale OF the celebrated PIANOS
Of Vim. knabe & Co. BaltimOss and Wm-
GeCammen. Albany; slao. second hsndy6R
Pianos. Organs ard heloieOus for sale orvVN NV
rent on the most acc 1mDOdatipS terms: Piano aud
Organ Tuning and Repairing epl-ly-
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GEN. ScHENCK gave dinner on Saturday
evening, at which President Grant, Vice Presi-
dent Colfax, Sir Edward Thornton, the British
Minister. Secretary Boutwell,, Postmaster Gen.
Cresweil, Secretary Delano, the Hon. wn. NJ.
Evsrts, Hon. Samuel Hooper. Gen. Garfield
Judge Holt and Mr.. Sam. Ward were present
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TIL HSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
pER Il ~ best article for cleansing and proser
teeth sid hv all druggists. Price, 25 aud 81 cents
JOUFEN' 5 lNUDOROUS GLOVECLEANER -e-
stores sCiled gloves equal to new Sold by all drug
gsts and lane goods dealers Price, Is cents. dos ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL ThEAPER.

NATIoNAL ThEATER.
Engagement Of the Il, n0gnsd Traesdienne,
MRS. r. w. LANDER.
THIS ,NoNpAIl EvESISa, JANUARY
mrs LASDE8
VIII srpesy 10 ,he Historical PLAY Gin i've s1t.) OF
ELIZABETH VCEEa OF ENGLAND.
TTsrS NJ. LkNUEE as AARY STUART
WALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
CSE wFEK ONLY Coum5u-lg MONDAY
EStNe. 5Sr.t.ry 9 Isl ',yg 4 a an ~ CeR
az RUEs CAIN AZ MIN-FRELs. BRASS
Ts5nty Dr. 'aeSiss A. i5>.es, HE, among fh IN
are the Ere1, Eic fbo he Musical Wordsr Of the
SUE saprSns y ,cs A ). TALBOT, DiGR
fARxKs BILLY KErrE HUGH aAsALG,
LIbkEAI TFtCES -p7ess Circle and Ps-lnstte,
Hs,7s cents Es-sryed Ssats .; Eliis kvsic Store
METzERoTT HALL.
a. tIs resaest OF n=r1srou, citizens Who in coHse
sseaes u the sr5vJsv, re unable to witness the
WONDERFUL TWO-HEADED GIRL CON-
fTEATIOS
TIE ssst Week they viii remain
ONE WEEk LONGTR,
Commencing
MONDAY, JANUARY 9.
CBRISSIE MILLER.
THE WONDERFUL Tw0HEkDED GIRL,
PRONOUNCED b. your leading physicians, after q
careful examination, to b. the
MOST WONDERFUL PERSON on THE FACE
OF The EARTH.
MISS ANNA SWAN,
The Famous Nova scotisr Gisntess, the Tallesi
Person in the World.
MADAME FALLAIN.
The RsuOvnsd American Bearded Lady.
CAPTAIN ". BATES,
The Crest Kentucky Giant. the Tales MAJ Living
Receptions from to AID from 10 10 . m. . St.
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
" HOLLAN lessee and Manager
FD6 EgAkDI. Business .u.
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C6cers-On the LIST OF July last the officers Of
the U. 8. 3. Saginaw. lost ct Ocean Island
october 18th, tan account Of which disaster ap-
pears elsewhere in TIE STAR to-day,) were:
Montgomery Sicard, commander, N. Y; L. q.
Logan, master, Ohio; Adam Frank, assistant
surgeon, Pa; II. Perkins, master, N. H.; John
j. Ryan, ID assistant engineer, Pa; W. s.
Cowles. master, Conn.,; q. H. Robinson, mate,
Me-; q. ID. Tross, I'd assistant engineer, Mass
George A. Read, p. A. pay master, Pa; Hershei
Main. I'd assistant engineer, ID. o.; James But
Parsons. ensign. Ohio; Jones Godfrey, I'd assist
ant engineer, Mass; ii. q. Rlye, LIST assistant
engineer, Pa. The crew consisted of 81 men
snd 10 marines. TIE Saginaw was fourth rate
paddle-wheel steamer. 453 tons. (old tonnage,)
carrying 10 guns. 1t is probable that some OF
the above-psmed officers were not on board at
the time Of the disaster, as orders to relieve
Masters l.. q. Logan. II. Perkins, and w. 5.
Cowies were issued from the Navy Department
some tine since. Lieut.. Talbot, who was Lost
In the suf, was a new officer on the ship, and
relieved one OF those above named. A complete
list of the officers at the time of the wreck is
pected At the department from Admiral Wins
low.
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kiOTING IN SOUTH CAsoLISA-T.rss 9sa
hlfed-A special 10 the Charleston Is. e. C0a-
rier SAYS: . la Marion, South Carolina, a one
armed white man, named Stevens, was shot aud
killed by militia, for refusing 10 supply them
with whisky. The citizens arrested aud ippris-
oBed five of the murderers Subsequently a
band oi armed men took possession Of the town
and carried the prisoners from the jail TO the
scene OF the murder, and shot two; the other
three escaped. Elliott Walker aud Charles
Gordon are the names OF the men murdered BY
the disguised party. Walker was captain of 4
militia company in Marion. MIR. Dubard a
Methodist minister, was killed and robbed ne ar
Columbia, 5. G."
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NAVAL ORDERS TO-DAI.-Master G. G.
Cornvell, detached from special ordnance duty
and ordered to the Tennessee. First Assistant
Engineer Henry Snyder, detached from the
Philadelphia navy-yard and ordered to the Tel =
nessee. First Assistant Engineer Jas. Sheridan,
detached from the Tennessee and placed on
waiting orders. Master q. +. Arnold, detached
from the Asiatic feet, and placed on waiting
orders.
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TUE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVECTION an
pointed to meet at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, will postpone its session till 5 O'Clock
In order that the speakers may attend hear
ing before the Judiciary Committee of the
House. They will be beard there on the ones
ton whether women are not already erfran-
chised under the 18th amendment to the Con-
stitution. Mrs woodruff will argue the cues
ton for herself, Ars. Beecher Hooker BY her
attorney, A. j. Riddle, Esq.
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THK LEASE OF THE BAY or SANASA.-Nr.
Fabens, the representative of the Dominican
government. is here for the purpose of getting
$4,000 rental for the bay OF SANTANA which is
Claimed under the treaty made about two years
since. That treaty, it was Thought, eynjref
some time ago, but an additional clause was nut
in before its expiration. extending il for one
year, and by the terms Of the orr yI1al document,
slJO,OUO per annum. in gold, was to be paid TOT
Samana in case the United States leased IT, AS
the treaty was extended for another wear 10
await tie action OF the Senate, the Dominican
provisions.
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THIS MONDAY EyESIS3, JANUARY ?,
MRS LASDE9
viii sppesT 30 The Historical PLAY Gin i've srtsD OF
ELIZABETH, QCEEa OF ENGLAND
Tus-tav. Mr. LRNtEE ~ MARY STUART
LANDBh AATlSFT 81 rUKTAN AFrEKSO1S
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
Revolution.
The st, Louis Republican closes a

The st, Louis Republican closes a
review Of the Kuklux Act as follows
The pre-eminent fact Of our politics
at this hour is that the governing par
ty las resolved to abdicate It's powers,
a0d yield them into the hands Of Pres
idont Grant. 1t matters little that the
abdication is declared 10 be only till the
beginning, or till the close of the next
session Of Congress the fact remains
that the governing party proposes IN
the KukluX BILL to make the Prcsi-
dent discretionary dictator. The pre-
tended objectof this extraordinary step
is to enable him to suppress certain
bands of maraudsrs in the South but
this is VIGOROUSLY a pretcnce, The
truth is, that the governing party is in
danger Of being oyerthrown, and,
much against its will. and us the resort
Of despair, it calls upon the President
to save it. 1t does not appeal to the
people, on the basis Of generous, pop.
utar ideas; i. does not boldly and con
idingly submit its policy TO the arbi-
trSment Of u free popular expression
Ii has learned TO fear and distrust the
people, and, therefore, instead of sur
rendering the high authority which
tho people intrusted TO it, to them, it
resolves to yield it up to an executive
who has Just incurred u stern rcbukc
Iof unauthorized assumptions Of power.
The dominant party cannot save itself;
it darcs not call on the people to save
it; it, therefore, appeals to the Presi.
dent. 1t arms him with powers that
belong only to Congress; it arms him
With other powers, which Of right be.
long only to the States it arms him
with still other powers, that belong
only to tue Judiciary and it arms him
with additional powers, that belong, Of
right, only to the people. 1t despoils
The Legislature, the Judiciary, the States
and the people, and lays the plundered
fruits at the feet Of a single man, that
he may save himself and il from defeat
in 1872. The unconstitutional Kuklux
bill is the answer ola Republican Con
gross to the New Hampshire election;
and the object Of it j.. not TO suppress
marauders at the South, but to prevent
the recurrence of the New Hampshire
result in 1872"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
The Landwehr system.

The military system Of Prussia,
which makes soldiers OF the whole pop
ulation, Is being rapidly adopted by
all the States Of Europe. Fighting
with small regular armies, whose sol
dicrs have made fighting their profess
SION" says the Louisville Courier
Journal, "must be considered among
the things Of the past, and, in future
wars, we must only look for terrific
struggles between armed nations, who
rush upon each other like a%valanches,
overwhelming the weaker party by an
irresistible force of numbers. Like the
Persian hosts Of XerXes and Darius,
the armies will henceforth be counted
by hundred thousands and millions,
and war will be waged on u much
erander scale than evcr before. The
French Legislators at Versailles, even
while the hosts Of the enemy are still
in the land, are considering Il project
for the introduction Of the system Of Il
general arming of thcpcople according
to the Prussian plan into France. They
have learned q lesson from their de-
ieats, and mean t. beat the Germans at
their own game, as Prussia did with
France in the times Of the old Napo-
lporn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
What they Say of Each Other.

We take the following from the
Thomaston (Ga.) Herald:
Butler is the immaculate and Pro
team liar Of the age, as well as the very
god Of thieves"
Fowler, Of Tennessee, (Radical, J
Score one"
Grant is as brainless as his saddle
Wendell Phillips, (Radical, "Scorc
two!'
"Thc select y Senate is the home
Of bargain, barter and sale"
N. Y. Anti.Slavery Standard Rad.
Score thrcc!'
81 arraign you as narrow-mindcd
blockheads, who would like to be use.
full to 4 great and good cause but don't
know how"
Horace Greedy (Rad. to N. Y, 10y
al League. "Score four"
Part Of our party is composed Of
timc.sCrvcrs, office. seekers, trimmcrs
and towards"
Boston Commonwealth, (RadicaI,
"Tally!'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
Fundamental Principles OF The
Democratic Party.


ReSolced, That the people Of the a.yera
States, composing these United States, ar,
united as parties 10 a Constitutional Com
pact, TO which the people Of cacI, State nc.
ccded a. n separate Sovereign community,
each binding Itself by it. own particular
ratification; and that Tie Union Of which
the said Compact is The bond, Is u Union
jetweea DE 6(Qtes ratilyinG tie same.
Ecsolgcd That the people OF tie several
states. thus united vs. the Constitutional
Compact. in forming that instrument, and
in creating General Government to carry
into eject the objects for which they wcro
formed. delegated to That Government, lol
that purpose, certain definite powers, to BE
exercised jointly, rcscryiug ut the same
time, rJgl state 10 iJaoll, the rcsiuulry
mass Of powers, TO be exercised bV II, Owl
separate Government; and that whenever
the General Government g.,UAins the Of
crri,c Of powers not dclcg atcd by lie Com
pact. IT. acts are Unauthorized and are OF
no tlrct, and that the same Government
j.. NOT m.dc the final judge OF the power.
delegated to H.. since that would make 70
discretion, and not the Constitution, the
measure Of its puwcrsi but that. - in all
other cases Of Compact among Sovereign
parties, without any common judge, each
;la, an equal right to judge Tor itself, as
%cll Of the innactiou a. Of tie mode and
measure OF redress.
RcSglrrd. That the assertions, that the
people OF these United States, taken col
lrctiycly as individuals are now. or ever
have been, united on The principle Of the
social compact, and, rs such, are nGW
formed into one nation or people, or that
they have ever been 80 united in any one
.tasc Of their political existence; that the
people Of the several states composing the
Union have not, as mculbclS thereof, re-
tanned their Sovereignty: that the allcwi-
aucc Of their citizens ia- been Transferred
to flle General Government; That jhyY
have parted with the right Of Furnishing
treason through their respective Stale
Governments; and that they have not the
right Of judging in the ll,t resort rs to the
extent OF the powers reserved, ana, of CON
sequence, of thOsG delegated, -arc not only
without foundation in truth, but are cUn-
trary to the most certain ANA plain histOr~
zeal facts, and the ,legrvst deductions Of
reason; aud tiat all exercise Of power on
the part of the Federal Government, OF
any Of its departments, claiming authority
from such erroneous assumptions, must OF
necessity be unconstitulioL Jl,-mu.t tend,
directly and incN itahly, to subyort the
Sovereignty Of the States, to destroy the
Federal character Of the Union, and to
rear on it, ruins a consolidated Govern
mcnt, without Constitutional check or linn
itation, and which must necessarily tCrmi-
nate in the loss of liberty ijseli.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04

Wendell Phillips. says that nothing
short Of shooting half-doxen Southern
milliouaires at the drum head will awe
the Kuklux into submission" Wen
dell is exactly right about that, for as
there is not a Southerner within the
whole length and breadth Of the land,
that a be termed a "miIlionaire," and
as nil so.called Southern Millionaires''
are carpet baggers who came to our
country beggars, and have stolen all
they have, we have no doubt but that
their execution would have a very mol
lifying effect on the Kuklux. War.
moth, Of Louisiana, and Scott, OF South
Carolina, viii! be good men to begin
Observation-Disclosures
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
Attachment.
Seth w. Houobton, vs. las. Herring

HeUI w. VS. JAS II~CrrIHStVH'
In this case, it appearing to my s%atisflc.
ton that James Harrington. the DEF, ndant
is justly indebted to Seth W. Houghtcn'
the plaintiff, in the sum OF thirty-tOur dol
lars and fifty cents; and it further appear
ing to my satisfaction that the said defend
ant has fled the county to parts unknown,
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him Eyit'.t ,,
1t is therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made in the Home Journal o
newspaper published in Manchester len
nessee, for four consecutive weeks re-
curing said defendant TO appear before
me on the 18th day of May, and plead, an,
swer or demur to said charge. or judgment
final will be rendered against him. Inns
April u, ISL. I'll J.. +. SYLEls J.f'
lapr2O4t u. l.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
North and South.

George Francis Train, in one of hie
chain lightning speeches in Memphis
drew this distinction between the North
and the South
"You don't call me nGrncs here as
they do in tue North. There is some.
thing about the South that is manly.
They arc not afraid to say what they
like. They are no towards, The
whole system of society at the North
is nothing but an organized hypocrisy
They do not abstain from doing wrong
because Of socicty-opinion. A re.
ligiouo mother cautions her child not
to pluck n flower for fear Of the police
and sanity father tells his boy to
come in OIL the street, my SON., play
your maj bles in the back yard; you
know it's Sunday Boston has party
banks, and party thieves to run them,
They go round like a lott Of megatheri
ums, nothing modern about them ex-
cept the itch they have for pilforing
the treasury. The Pilgrim Fathers
werea gigantic swindle. They threw
my great grandmother overheard for
her opinion, l was born in Boston
myself, but it wasn't my fault. A mans
place of birth is an accident, depend
ing principally on where his mother is
at the time"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04

The engineer officers who have
charge of surveys and improvements
upon Western rivers, report confirm
ing the account Of the Mississippi river
changing its channel so that Vicksburg
will soon become an inland town, I'M
less az expensive stone work, called q
revetment, estimated to cost $2,745,-
345, be constructed to prevent it. The
harbor of Vicksburg is now one OF the
best OH the river.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04

The decision of the Supreme Court
affirming the unconstitutionality of the
Legal Tender Act has been overruled
by the addition Of two more Radical
Judges to the Bench, and a subsequent
decision. Chief Justice Chase, and
Judges Nelson, Clifford and Field
still adhere to their former decision,
but are overruled by Miller, Swaine,
and Davis. who have been reinforced
BY Strong and Bradley.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04

Sergeant G. II. Bates, who marched
from Vicksburg to Washington, after
the close of the war, with q U. 3. flag
in his hand, has written u letter to the
indianapolis lind Sentinel, in which
he declares that the Union League
South threatened him with assassina-
ton, and at Greensboro, N. c., he was
offered 10000 by Gov. Holden If he
you'd stop the march and go'home.
Bans says that be was acting in the in
terests Of no party, but tie refusal of
that 10000 shows clearly that he is
not a Radical. i ~