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New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The army worm has made its appearance IN
Tennessee, and i. doing great damage to hut trscA
William " Haggerty is under arrest In Albany
for offering forged check at the Albany City Bank.
wonderful discovery Of gold bearing anti
mony 10 reported 90 the Csnus Psciae RArosd
.. Seven prisoners escaped from the Frankfort
(Kyl Jail man nsiaed Dippe sss ssg' are e "
large
In the case Of James W. Converse ast. Henry
P.r-e the u esl worth eees "
the Boston Rs Rskose & a, found s1 ses pss1s
N u S2s,sib 81.
Alexander Robinson. Chief Of the Pottawota-
uIr, ~ associated he "
Chicago Thursday He stesdA< nesd s the shlss ssd
HnIe family Chesges es oaeers ser> tss A ns.
lsA He AAs lived NE isI " lie s--
snSt 90 dsusbtenA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
DARING OUTRAGE-THREE MEN MURDERED BY
MOB,

HOLDEN, Mo-. April PA mob stopped an
Eastern bound train the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad at Gum City, in Cass County, No. this after
noon aud murdered r Cline. J. C. stevenson. and s.
E. Dutron. Stevenson was a member OF the County
Court, and presiding Judge when the re-
cent bond excitement raised, while Cline
was the attorney who was implicated. Dutrou
was killed simply because he in company OF the
Others. The mob threatened TO Kill any who here
after identified any OF them in court or elsewhere ana
said they had Just commenced their work OF murder
Some OF masked all had reyOlvers or shot
guns. They numbered about rs or 100.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
WASHINGTON.
THE DANGER OF CONFERENCES.
INJECTING ILLEGAL APPROPRIATIoNs-AN UN-
sAvORY EXAMPLE.


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April "a, 1874
One ~ the most dangerous expedients OF legislation is
a Conference Committee. Whenever tho Senate and
Houg OF Representatives fail 10 upon any parcu
lar p,rton OF bill, 1t is customary TO appoint Con-
ference Committee which is expected 10 arrange COM
promise and report II 10 both Houses This report can
not 20 amended but must be adopted rejected ~
whde Under these circumstances, 1t will be seen how
necessary is 10 exclude from such reports all subjects
Of egislation not fully considered by both Houses
before tho appointment OF the Committee. II
Conference Committee is allowed TO introduce
new legislation in its bin. nobody can tell
what corrupt Jobs be passed without the knowl-
edge Of members Of either House. This Is
especially during last hours OF session OF Con-
gress when numerous Conference Committees in
sion md making their reports az time when it is impos
siblefor members to carefully examine the nature OF
then. The Conference Committee the dsagreeing
vote Of the two Houses touching amendments 10 the
Legislative Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Oll,
Incorporated IN rs report considerable OF this kind OF
legislation and deservedly rebuked therefor by the
Semte to-day. Attention called 70 10 by Messrs Ed
midE. COnk.ing, and Others The Senate amended tDe
hill providing that the salaries OF all United States
Dsrict Judges be increased. To this the House
would not agree. A Conference Committee decided
tht the Senate should recede from its amend
meat, but substituted for II another increasing
tho salaries Of the Justices OF tho supreme
COlrt of the District OF Columbia. This was a
proposition which mad not been made 20 either House.
Agin, clause authorizing the appointment OI forty
cTks in the Land Office, another Siyinga special mes,
the Senate Committee Of Appropriations, ana
bird providing for priva'e secretary the Speaker
Ofthe House OF Representatives added. Neither
of these had been considered by either House. After
hif hours debate. the bill was rccnmmtted 10 the
Committee, in order that they may eliminate from II al
legislation.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

RELATIONS WITH GERMASy-CCMMCNI-Ts SIN
TrNlTn.
PAEls. wednesday. April %, 1872.

TENCED.
PARIS. wednesday. April o. 1872.
Count Won Arnim, the German ambassador
10 France has arrived in this city. II reported that
the Count instructed by his Government 20 assure
President Theirs that the recent alarming reports rela
tive 20 the relations Of France and Germany grOdnd-
iess.
Tie trials Of the persons who were charged with mur-
derng tie hosaces the puson Of La Roquette during
he reign OF tie Commune, have terminated and tholr
sentences have been PROMULGATED. Tie woman. Gay
Ar who was The principal actor in this tragedy, has
Dee -teuced TO death and so other persons VINO were
connected with the crime have been sentenced to in
prisonnent FOR various terms.
NJ. Gouard has been permanently appointed Minister
II finance and NJ essercne has received The appoint
mc1t q Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce.
The periodical rGection Of Offices II the Burcauz ook
place ia tie Assembly today. Tie Duke d'AamaIe was
DOT .ec .Ccted ChsirnaD
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
THE WHARTON TRIAL.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 24.-In the Circuit
Court at Annapolis yesterday, the of Mrs whar
ton on the charge Of attempting TO murder Van Ness
by poison, continued Mrs. whartons counsel pre-
sened cernca from her attending physician that
her precarous health she could not undergo the
excitement and fatigue Of trial The eect OF her CON
tinued m health will be 10 put the or the October
term. For several weeks Mrs. Wharton has been in a
very critical condition, having had several severe
hau,a rha1res
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
EPSON SPRING MEETING.

LONDON, April A.-The event of the second
day of the EPSON Spring Meeting was the Great Me-
tropoan Stakes handicap) of Is soveregns each with
100 soveregns added the owner Of the second horse 90
receive so sovereigns Of the stakes The
won py Mr. Lefevres br h. Dutch skater years old.
by the Flying Dutchman, out OF Flve TIRED in France
Eordham hockey Lord Falmouth's b. h. kingcraft,
wears old WAS second, and Mr.. K Sutton's ~. c. st.
luOyn years old. third Ten horses started
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
CUBA.

ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT-TIIE SPANISH ACCOUNT.
MANzANILLo, April 1S.-The insurgents had
meeting last week at agunestrada for the purpose OF
elccting q President Jose Estrada is the probable
candidate The Spanish troops got OF the meeting
and attacked the insurgents while they assembled,
killing "a number. Nine Of the spaniards were allied.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

Of Tuly. 1859 between the Imperial Government the
Cabinet of Washington and the Government OF Canada
I'M reference 10 new treaty renewal OF the Reciprocity
reatv with The United states aud OF all negotiations
arising in consequence OF the abrogaton of tins treaty
together with copies OF all correspondence on ue
between tine CANADIAN Government ana tne Boards Oh
Trade of the Tinted states and those OF the Dominion
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
rMITRDER OF A POLICEMAN.

PITTSBURGH, April 24.-Officer John Stacks
who was found insensble smthneld-st., yesterday
morning from q wound in his forehead. died to-day.
The evidence shows the murder have been deliberate
and clue has obtained to tho
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
THE SHERMAN MURDER TRIAL

NEw-HAvEN, April 24.-The testimony of the
witnesses of Lydia Sherman finished this
afternoon and the arguments Of the counsel
will be given The efense introduced very little
mOny relying the weakness OF the state evidence IN
showing a motive, which they unable 10 do.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
Going Up and Coming Down.

This lis ID simple song, atis true-f
NV songs are never over nice
And vet I'll try and scatter through
"A little pinch of good advice.
Then listen. pompons friend. and learn
To never boast of much renown,
For fortunes wheel is on the turn.
And some go up and some come down.
I know a vast amount of stocks
vast amount Of pride insures;
But Gate has picked 90 MANY locks
I Wrt1lIdn't like to warrant yours.
Rornarnber then and never snurn
The one whose hand ishard and brown
For he.is 6kefv IN 90 up. .sfits ihi 70
And you are likely to come down.
Another thing you wll aoree,.
fThe truth may be as well confessed
That "Codfish AristoeracE"
Is but sealy thing at best.
And Madarre ifl her robe of lace,
And Bridget in her faded gown, .
Both represent q ooodlv race.
From father Adam handed down.
Life is uncertain-full of chance;
Little we have that will endnres
And 'twere doctrine new and strange
That places high are niostseeafe'
And If the fckle goddess smlie,
Yielding the sceptre and the crown,
,Tis only for aitttle while .s' a. 80
Then B. goes up and a. comes down
This world, fprall nfeus. NV fxiend
Hath something more than poundsanc
pence;
Then let me humblv recommend,
A little use OF common sense.
Thus jay all pride and place aside.
And have q care on whom ypp frown
For fearEdilalssee him going 'h fys
Nhepgyed are only csminF down.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
A Kentucky AnecdOte.

,1*ss ouftep4sy p forHsssg qayI
for al the ladies' Of the best families
toatsshd tile pro&if;m prominent; ;sarbeeaes
and nd THIS ] was. specially the case in !. s'e
contest between Mr.. Breckenridge
and General Combs, in ls4o. OUT.
of these affairs grew the authentic
story Of the incest widow in the blue
grass region: Not far from the Forks
of Elkhorn ahved the pretty little
widow Fauntleroy, and one:of her
nearest neighbors was General Pey-
ton. The general had looked upan IN,
his bloood4edi horse Powhattan- The
finest horse, siF, IN the bluegrass res.
yion." '''''''5s
!. Z The pretty Mrs. Fadntlrssro,v lei I'll lad
6iesn widow more than q year;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01


cannot permit you to select an 34nie-
lrior animal" g.! s4s1 81 J.
"You have another and superior
animal here" replied the widow,
blushing. y 5s Your SON John I|5l if he
would but use his tongue. / think !
shall choose him. @5 o-
z The general rose and in his bland
est manner, abade the ladies good
morning, To John he said:
! - '"sir,, you u will |! remain" i ~ y. + +
General Peyton N never forgave bis
daughter-in-law her. practical joke.
In after years he used to say f.
"Sir, she is the finest lady in the
bluegrass region, but she lacks taste,
sir"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Baiidins ScaIa ScSnIaS aver 90 ro6Hsy rSo6HHasy a1erpunds.
nine acres PupiIs from II Statos The Course
iseomprsed in eight Schnnls, updeI,, twenty Profess
\ sorsai Oficers II ncat5on bead and sauhr-
fois vTeriiis No Appf fsLrdsz0lIm p.
H. PHILLIPS, Principal, or W Fl. TAMs, Ser
Vn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

land, stock, barns 81 eand dIagaodel farm.
Ee had seen his mother cook, churn,
feed poultry and drudge all her life,
and the women he knew did the same,
and if Lima made odd mistakes she
put willing heart into her work. and
soon conquered its difficulties. Sure.
", he thought, it was an easier life to
be mistress of his home, with the
Stanley farm in prospect, than to toll,
over ea $ stupid children in district
school. he had never seen velvet
carpets and lace curtains, grand pi-
amos, dainty silks, and othersurround-
ings that had been Linas from baby.
hood, He, had never heard, the, won
derfal music the little white hands
all rough and SCARED DOW, could
draw from the ivory keys of an organ
or piano, or the clear, pure voice in
song. Il was an unknown world to
John, where his wife's memory lin
gered as she secured tins, strained
milk and cooked huge dishes for the
farm hands." He would have thought
it wicked waste, if not positive in
sanity, to draw from the bank biz
hardeaihsa' savfihgs to invest theH in
beautifying his plain, comfortable
home.
And Lima lashed her consciousness
sharply telling herself she, was un-
grateful, 'raepining and wicked. Was :;
! not her john tender, true and loving? ?
Where among her city friends was
there heat like his? Had she not
known he was only farmer?
And 50 the loving little woman
toiiled and slaved, undertook tasks
far psyond herstrength, wqrked early
and late, until Just one year after
his wedding day John Reynolds
coming home to his tea, found lying
| mon the kitchen Aoor'Ia little sense.
iess figure, with a face like death,
aud hands that sent a chill to his
-IssrESsS 80 K ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

4syHs Hfsss Aa2 .sgE il s'ss ss e ,s BE-
FeyeIApa Aznss ,sad pli othsr XaiarisaS 1fpioqsj
By RsawlS vs. niil,D % auisb bahkk6WkTS RR'
LAE. Ft1y qenA PEt bctfls,o on. 80 nnuxrna1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01
Refreshing q So Soda Water !a'ls !:
,t-r
The Ladies Praise It!
Tire Gentlemen Like 1t!
Everybody Drinks It

My Superb Soda Fount is now in fu]!
blast, and stands ready at all hours OF
the day to furnish. customers with de-
lightful Arctic SODA WATER, favored
with the best and purest SYRUPS. +"
Prorhpt,attention given to every one.
A. A. CLJSBY.
May % tf 1'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

'EVERy.lAY AsEM FLESH.
AKB WE!eATfS SEEN AN0fst1pc,
THE GazAT ,B1o5p1a' RgRMrEHy'

yfsT fsssTrs e.s yss1 asiea g al a1SsgA Ms S eds
Qnias, aud 1ttsr f,ids a,si ixieesQ ~ sstsen te
ctgge a s:1y ~ sttas: e ,SsEasy e. sEay
Gsasxs.pttog t@sdt.4n, di.tessa, Uz:srs Ltn. t1s
bater pa,ss efte tsystein, SordtEy6e, :afssaSstus
sia sssssdigts diseSsss, p s @ !se es s M sas
RssdS Wor1a,2 susd daIaS, Xsysfb bliss; 1pa3 BldtE
Snois, Roysls ~ e F2esA, tZlq.o,ss GaRcers IN no
Rotnb, d,td an HTedLeain1 and dtH at dtScAd dfbes,
H9gha Sreats ldss g'sSper~ and az eqsso' 1fItAe'
", ,ssaes gnsin si ns%s,s %as ss; a s. ss VS. ss &c
,cu prore to any person ssiag II for either or Aese
Drws RE disedxs its ppfeat p0aeG p euge Hets 80,
1.-THE patient daily becoming tsddek6b rue SSstss
md dscoupoation iaut-is c0uti1rEhy 4oGteSEp~,
SUCCEEDS p arresllng these waates Saf tkspatn the
safne With nek nlteriaf dl1de f0n4 healthy t8oodG
and his:tl,e sARsPA ARHItAN.xi,s1s ssa aQes Seenyn
ssss ssss ss,s 81 c. ssss 3PsS M ss&sf ss.
as sas :s. s sss 'S:s :ss Ss,i.Ss ss S sSs
better bed ina ia; saoSFer, ihS3sed tHFaAg I1lkSiY9s
'''s Non %pnHiy,dns ppnis does u tss ssfstsa
eel all known remedial agents In the eare of Chrocie
soselosi coss.a:s ss sDnst and stiA atsssss
4SidIey Il. .Riaadss GlSgap}atnis,
uriasfy, and Womb d1se2seS Gravel, uabetes,
BfSpsy, s.opfaes os wsfasf sfatp6itRnceauf ufuftaet
Rhihis Disease, Ahg9lAgia, By and y al3sa2S xhfse
nee afs SsisE. SseS g s =
ss ssFoss sSs. s's
posisJand wheashsrs iss p.ick1nae ebnsniagseteat
he lsacs did Along sEs Ioita ~ ii36la I" h''f'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-01

John,l Let me- sing again, I am
veryshappy to.days'ny husband"
= But no wonderful trill filled the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26
A PiLirnI Condition.

It is a sad thing to pass through lie only
halt alive. Yet there are thousands who's,
hAD!tual condition Is n Of l0nguor an(
-cbiIIty. They complain OF no specific
ease; they suffer no posititc pain but
shey hayeno relish Cor mytlIingwhich at
'ords mental or Sensuois pleasure, In
nine cases ont Of ten this State oilassltudc
ana t0rpor arises from u morbid stomach
indigestion destroys the energy Of both
nina and body. When the waste of ma
tRrc Is not supplied by a due agl regular
assimilation OF the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrlptck.
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances Of depression ?
lie system needs rouSIng and strengthen
ing; not merely for an hour or two. tosink
aitcrWard into u more pitiablr condition
IMAM ever Gas it aSslrcdly would do fan
ordinary alcoholic stimulan( were rrsortcl
toJ but radically and permanently.
How Is this desirable object TO be ac-
compIislcd? The answer to This question.
ioUnden on the unvary ing experience of
u quarter of Il century, is easily given .
lntusc new yigor into the digestive organs
by II course Of lloStettcr's Stomach Bit
ters. DO not waste time by administering
temporary remedies, hut wake the system
up ny rccuperating the fountain head of
physical strength and energy, the great
organ upon which all the other organs de-
pehd Tor their nurture and support.
By the time that Il dozen doses of the
great vegetable tonic and i%nvigorant have
been taken, the feeble frame of the dvs-
peptic will begin to feel its benign intiu-
elice, Appetite will be created. and with
appetite the capacity to digest what it
Graves. Pursevorc until the cure is COM
p~Ietc-until hcalthful blood. lit to be the
material of flesh and muscle. bone and
nerve and brain, flows through the chan.
heiS of circulation, instead Of the waterv
pabulum with which they have heretofore
been ilnperfectly nOurished.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

- NN"p'A A'NNp ''f 81 :
"Withoul consultation with others
but with view Of producing harmony
and carrying success in the c omioe
Congressional &c ton, we arc
decidedly in iavor Of calling q Con
grCssional convention to nominate Z
candidate for Congress in this district
and that at as early Il day rs practica
bic. We suggest that the Chairman
Of the Congressional committee call
such o convc ntion at SAcIbyville on
Friday, the 10Th day Of July next, and
as each county holds its Quarterly Court
Oh the first Monday, and there viii be
a t0ll attendance upon court in each
county, that 4 meeting be held and
delegates appointed to attend such CON
Yent'on at the time above d~esignated."
The News asks the attention Of The
press throughout the district to this
subject and requests them "to take
the matter under consideration, and if
the time and place meets with their ap.
proyal, to bring the subject before the
people at the meeting Of the Quarterly
Court in July"
As to the time and place the Home
journal has nc suggestion, but it is
opposed to any Convention at all, Let
Can Iy.1n,nr o,,I I,,, D,:-l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26
Gen j. Il. Palmer.

We publish this week General Pal.
mcr's letter Of accordance to tho iuvi
talion of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Rutherford for him f.
become a candidate for Congress from
this district. The Murfrecsboro Mopi.
tor says this letter sis also intended
as an answer to fl nnmhcr Of othcr so.
licitations, from both private and nub.
lie sources, that have been made TO him
to become a candidate. omoor which
we lotjcc . coI, !, ,ho Woolh,r,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

when Fred Douglass made hi,
speech to the negro convention, in thi
city, he was very severe upon the por
%secntion he met with in TRAVELLING at III,
South. BY this term he characterized
his exclusion from hotel tables, slccp.
ing cars, etc, seeing in it the "old
links of slavery"
1t would now appear that many of
these old links exist in his old home.
ana we are consequently justified in
recommending him to wash a little of
MS solled linen in that locality.
a few nights since his house burned
down at Rochester, New York, and wo
are told by a local paper that he vain.
" applied to ten hotels for a nights
lodging, and was finally OBLIGED TO
rouse the family of a personal friend
lind n resting place. 1t would there.
ore appear that the South is by no
means exceptional in its ileas of caste,
although he labored hard while hero
o ihslli Il contrary imprcssion.-TNew
orleans Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26
A LECTURE
saw TO YQWMG W.

Just Published, in a Sealed Enyclope
Price Six Cents.
a Lecture on the Nature. Treatment
and Radical Cure of SpermatorrhUa, OF
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary ENNIS
sionS, Sexual Debility, and impcdiment.
to Marriage generally Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
physical lncapacity. resulting from Self
Abuse, etc. BY ROBERT j. CULVER
WE'LL, NJ. D.,ssauthor ofthe Green Book.
etc.
The World-rnowned author, in this adj
mlrable lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience thatthe awful CONSEQUENT
ces Of Self-Abusc may be etlectually re-
without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, Instruments.
rings, or cordiaIs, pointing out Il mode of
cure at once certain and ctfectual. by
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may curchimselfcheap-
y'.pri vately, and radically. This Lecture
VIII prove d boon to thousands and thous-
ands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to
any address. post paid, ON rccciptoib cents,
or two post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide
price % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CIlAS. J. G. KLINE q CO..
III BoWCry. New York,
lcpl-ly Il. o. Box 1856,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

Arrangements are being made at
'he postal department at Washington
to issue an open one cent postal card,
in accordance with a late law Of Con-
grc5S, for correspondence on printed
circulars. The same law also reduces
the the two cents postage on ncwspa.
pc's ana clhcr matter to Il cent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

AoGpmanschap, The great Chinese
emI&r&nt contractor, whose name was
az n time SO prominent in public
prlht, mas, we are sorry to say, failed.
His liabilities are 4 quarter Of 4 million
III excess Of bis assets. All this on
account Of the Heather Chinee, who
does not stand up to his contracts,
and the excellent laws OF this free gov,
eTnment, which afford no means of
compelling a man to pay When he don;
want to. In 4 contract, more than q
contracted sense, Columbia, the gem
Of the ocean, is eminenLly the home Of
brave and the frec.--N. O. Times
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26
The rural districts never

The rural districts never looked
landsomer than at the present time
even in the autumn. when the frost.
tinted foliage of many co!ors adorns
hill and valley, its charms do not cnual
those OF early summer. and the recent
rains followed by warm weather have
given to tree, and shrub, and grass
and growing grain, n luxuriance and n
richness Of coloring never surpassed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

Grant has accepted the nomination
for President. As he has never re.
FUSED to accept anything that was of.
'ered him heretofore, nobody expect
&c nun to decline in this instance
T%uliahoma Independent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

A distinguished Grant man in New
York, on reading Summers speech,
threw down the paper and exclaimed
(T'th some approach to profanity
~ don't like it, "Why not 2" in
CURED u TREND "Because,' replied
the angry critic" because--bccausc,"
continued he, stammering, ]"because
il is tue Golden age.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26
The Democratic Party,


lm.,, ,I,., -, ..u,,
P'"''',' ~ '"' N'" io'N HNp''a
uhaof Date OF June 10, 1872. We ais
adj" extracts from other papers, tbs
, our pcople may snc what SORT or
D,s'lo,t u, ~. =, 49, o..
w. VIC w law ~ '''
years more II Liberal Republicans an
Democrats do not agree to unite in o.
der TO prevent such = calamity m
corro,nnrlo,t or III, ry,r
~
me tuesday morning hc21r0 OF th
President Of the United States, from
inc scene and ieid OF bis dn,ios in tb.
mite House, to long branch, notu
rally enough provokcs the remarks 0
enemies, ami mourntnl apologies iror
friends. Congress adjourned las
Monday night, and at S o'clock, the
next nothing, the President was OH to
bis summer watcring-place.
II Is as well, perhaps, that Genera.
Grant be at Long Branch, enjoying his
cigars, and his horses, and his wines,
ls ia W|a-hiugtru. There is uotAiup
for him 70 lo in ei,hor ul,ro I-r,orI7
I'I'N' I'"I ',',.'
'S"V'.i,. Oh '|N!' IL" An" the uUl'cS
and Obligations OF civil life, Long
Branch Is rcyA.rs, the better place FOR
Hmm fh,n Tho W.,ir, IN, H.,
''.' '' 90 '"''' '""'v' ii',SN'
""1 cigars are more natural employ
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we Euo" to be WcoriaOme 10 him, and
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o", " 'II'oN', 10 eat, 10 drink, 10 drive,
and be merry.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

Every young lady should have an
intelligent opinion on the moral. politi.
cal and religious subjects of the times.
ana tne best, and indeed the only way
to ind this is to read good newspapers
diligently. II Fayetteville Observer.