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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

DR.. sam Bard is about TO start an
other Radicfl paper ut Atlanta. The
greatest trouble Dir. Bard encounters
III lie is that of determining when he
goes tn bel at night whether he shall
wake up in the morning a Democrat or
a Radical With the certainty of
making two dollars by the operation,
he would know exactly what to do
Courier Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The Nashville Bulletin says that the
Nashville Banner is "cvcrything by
starts AID nothing long Oh yes it
is something. 1t is too long for
this world" and ought to have been
out of it long ogo.-[CIarkSviIIe To-
bacco Leaf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Beast Butler, having withdrawn from
.he race to get the Republican norntna
ton for Governor Of Massachusetts
Gov. Washbum was rc.noninajcd by
accHmation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
A Nashville man named W. p. lIo.

A Nashville man named w. l.. llo'
gan, at Memphis the other day caused
NJ excitement Ly drawing revolver
and firing at a group Of hackmcn, hit
ting IL negro named Sawyer, one ball
breaking the left arm and another
striking him on the inside. Both were
bad wounds. A, j, Wheeler. editor
of the Masonic Jewel, who was passing,
called to Hogan to stop shooting, anu
he turned and fred two shots at Wheel
err before he could be arrested. On
entering the station house, he attempt
ed to swallow the contents OF a phla',
which he took, from his vest, but It
was taken from him and found to con
tain morphine. lie never saw the par
ties whom he tried to shoot, before.
lie calnc from Nashville, and is said
20 belong to Il respectable family.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Thomas Corwin's grave, at Newark,
Ohio, is unmarked by any stone. There
is too much truth about 1.-THE ingratl-
tude Of republics" Here is q man
who was one Of the most effective pub
lie speakers the country has produced,
an able LAWYER, Governor Of Ohio,
Representative in Congress, member OF
the Senate, Secretary of the Treasury,
and Minister to Mexico. whose last
resting place will Don sink into OBJ
Iivion unless the people Of the State in
which he was 50 popular and beloved
unite in. giving him a suitable monu'
ment.-- Exchange.
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United states Revenue Matters,

Collector j, w. C. Bryant has re-
moved his office from Shelbyyille to
Murfreesboro,
VIM. G. Krume, U, S. Guager, who
has had Jurisdiction in this and Frank
lin counties, has been relieved from du'
"; guagers j W, G, Bryant, Jr., and
L. d. Barnes succeeding him. the for
mcr 20 act in Franklin and the latter in
Lincoln county Fayetteville Ex'
press.
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State Of Tcnneesee--Franklin County.

State Of Tcnneesee--Franklin County.
Pursuant to the above order of sale.
will expose the said tracts of land. town
lots. and parts Of town lots. or 80 much of
each OF them as will be sufficient to pay
the taxes. costs and charges thereon for
the year 1872. mentioned in above report,
to public sale. t" the highest bidder. for
cash. at the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter, on the lat Monday in November 1873.
it being the Bird day of said month,
JOHN e.. HANNAH,
sep3-iw Tax Collector.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The question Of color is about to an
hoy the Patrons OF l~Iusbandry. The
coIorcd element heretofore has not
been known to the order. The con
stitution ignores politics and religion,
but says nothing about color. Should
the requisite number Of colored people
Apply Cor q charter it would be issued 4;
but whether the State oranges would
permit n colored master to affiliate is a
question Of local jurisdiction entirely
In the South, where the order is flour
ishing, no application has been re-
celved for a charter for q grange com
posed Of colored people, but in Arkan'
sas and Missouri the impending crisis
is ut hand i Pulaski Citizen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Previous to the war, the United
States had fifteen Presidcnts-nine
from the South, and six from the
North. OF the Southern Presidents
five were reelected, and the nine ruled
forty. eight years. OF the Northern
Presidents, not n was collected, and
the six ruled t%wcnty-four years. Add
TO that the slave States gave both LIN
coin and Andy Johnson to the country,
and you give the country titty'slX years
Of Southern rule brownsville Bee,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

A Tennessee congressman donates
his back salary steal to the taxpayers
Of his district, thus making them "ac
cessories after the fact to the great
swindIc.- Perry (Ga.) Home journal.
Who is the congressman alluded to
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The GOycrnorShip and George
w. Jones.

A Bedford county correspondent OF
the Nashville Banner writes as follows
about Hon Geo. W Jones:
] tell you u fact when inform you
that this old stagcr has many friends
in Bedford who would like to see him
Governor Of our State. | hardly know
why public attention has so carly been
pointed to ward him, but II is so, MI
Jones is talked about rs IAN honest
man, rs a tue man, a pure man. as
a safe man, ~ a man well qualified lor
the POSITION and rs n man whose po'
lilical ardOr has long since been TEN
pcrcd hy age, and his admirers appear
to think that US Governor, lie wouIu
be neither too fast nor too slow, that
the finances, peace and genera! welfare
Of the State would be guarded WIN q
" watch dogs vigilance. Thus MS
friends in this and some Of the adJoih'
inc counties talk. Idon't know what
it will amount to. 1t may cause inc
old fellow to "prick up his ears and
think about the matter ! don't THINK
so.
Still, if there should be n real move
mcnt mvoring Mr., Jones, 1t may be
come a formidable obstacle in the patti
Of others whose ambition points to
wards the G]oycrnorship, for the trutl
is he would not be a bad selection, al
a sort of compromise candidate be
tween certain political elements IL
Tennessee. Stranger things have hap
pened, and Brownlow once used the cA
preston that "wlat hath been MAJ be-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The New York Graphic, a non par
tisan paper, in IN article eptitIcd the
Political Outlooh,' says: "PractI-
cally the Democratic party has ceased
to he IL power in American politics.
and is n disturbing element only, rs 1t
is in the way, like a dead log on the
path, or an unmclted snow bank on the
field the farmer wants to plow."--
Chattanooga Commercial
All Of which is a Graphical lie. The
Democratic party is not dead. nor can
it die. The principles advocated by
Democrats are 50 perfectly necessary
to free and happy government that
like the soul they must he immortal.
.sTnc star. shall fade away, the sun him
self
Grow dim Nth age and nature sink IN
year,
bat Democratic principles will flourish
yet not unhurt, amidst the war Of pc.
litical elements forever.
We know there are mad cap Demo
in our party who act indis.
AS they did last Summer, and
often done before, but + Il Dem
ocrats who love the party that made
this country all the glory it is entitled
to-lhey will not be seduced by any
xurka. Graphical iustian as the above.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

TN0 DOLLAEs Pr ANNrN.

yellow fever is raging to an alarm
ing extent Mt Shreveport, Louisiana
Business generally is proatra,ed,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The following amendment to the
Constitution is proposed in the Gin
cinnati Commercial, and it appears that
some Republican journals ofOhio mean
to publish it daily until the Republican
party and the people in 4 most EN-
phatlc manner disavow the act 0: their
representatives in Congress:
ART XVII.
Every ScOundrcl shall have the right "a
Il Congressman or Senator TO vote him.
sclfan increase OF salary whenever he feels
like stealing"
But are these Republican journals
aware that the bill to which they object
so strongly was concocted in the White
House, and that the President Of their
choice and Of theil affections himself
lobbied most earnestly and constantly
to secure its passage through Con.
1t they are aware Of this. with
what conscience do they conline their
denunciations to the Senators and
Representatives who merely registered
the will of the President, and who have
lad but $4,000 each out of that great
aggregate of plumber whereof his por-
uon was 500, oO0 ?-[ New York Sun .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

In the recent Republican Convention
Of Mississippi, resolutions asserting
the equal rights of children in The pub
lie schools, and plcdging the party to
enforce the same by appropriate legs
lation were adopted. John Browns
soul is marching on Brownsville
Bee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
GubcrnatOrIal

The name Of the Hon. George w.
Jones, Of Lincoln county, has been
mentioned by the Shelbyyille Commcr-
cial, as a suitable orc to be put before
tho people Of Tennessee for the office of
governor There is no man in the
State who enjoys a higher reputation
for ability, honesty aud answering in
tegrity, than the Hon. George W..
Jones, and should he be the nominee
OF the Democratic party for that office,
we will take great pleasure in support.
ing HIM.
Should such u man rs Mr.. Jones be
placed in the gubernatoriai chair, rs
the successor OF GVvernsr j. {. Brown,
the people would feel satisfied that
their interest would not suffer, if it
was in his powcrto prevent it. Mem
phis Register.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The New York Sun say The Su-
IRENE Court Of Wisconsin has Affirm
cd the coustitutipnality of the Graham
liquor law. In its opinion the Court
says that the Legislature possesses the
unqualified power of prohibition 1t
may license, and affect the license with
such restraints, conditions, and re
sponsibiIirirs as it plcascs. growing
out Of the act Of sale. 1t may couple
the license with conditions 50 opp'css
i've and bu~rLcnsome that no citizen
can afford to apply for or accept the
privilege and engage in the business
and thus the act, though nomIhalIy
otherwise, may amount to u prohhb'
tory law. The decision is regarded AS
a signal victory by the temperance
party.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

A contemporary speaks Of Ben Bat
Ter IS a political acrobat and calls him
a lofty tumblcr. We differ with our
contemporary, Benjamin is not 50
much Of Il tumblcr as he isa goblet
Il Fayetteville Express.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
Dissolution.

The law partnership existing between
Joseph +. Sylcr and John Simmons vas
dissolved by mutual consent on the 9Th of
August, 1873.
Aug2S
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The Nashville Banner says; "lC II
gratifying to Our Tennessee PRIZE ''''l
a Knoxville marble company got /"
the lowest bids tor the contract to lur.
nish the hcadstOncs for the grave OF
the National cemeteries. The Press
and Herald says it was "to the great
surprise Of every one Of the Northern
bidders, especially the Vermont marble
men, that the bids Of the East Ienncs-
sec firm were by far the lowest, Their
bid being S7oG, 223,4o while the next
lowest, for Vermont marble, was
s8J7,778,82. n difference in favor Of
our home firm Of about SGj,jOO.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The Washington correspondence oil
the Commercial informs that paper
that cy-rrcsidcnt Johnson intends to
visit Washington in u few days, and
that while there he expects to collect
documents and other proofs to sub
stantiate his reported assertion, that
he knew nothing Of the appeals which
were made for executive cIcmcncy ID
the case of Mrs. Surratt, and to con
trovcrt the recent statements published
by Judge Holt, alleging, in effect, that
Nh. johnson refused to listen to, or
take notice of appeals made to him to
save Mrs. Surratt from the gaIlows.-
Nashville Banner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Gen. y. i. Banks, it IS announced,
will lecture this winter on The AmcrI'
can Repub!jc-wiII it endure. 80 EN'
Cen, Banks tried for four years to
ruin It, and now the only chance for
an American Republic lies in the sue
cess Of the Democratic party. All
who think otherwise are either l'adi
Gals at heart, or want to get up a new
party with a new ame in the hope
that " thrift may follow lawnjng." We
shall see.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The hog trade Of Lincoln county has
been quite brisk for several weeks
BUYERS have canvasscd the county
thoroughly, and within the past month
have paid to our citizens as much as
lO,OOO-which ought to loosen the
monetary grip. The purchases were
made for electromagnetic other South,
ern markets, and 4 cents gross was the
ruling price Fayetteville Observer
l1th
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The transactions for Monday were as
follows:
Receipts, ............ 1873
7"ics -
FINANCE.
Gold---Brokers are buying ut 10 and
holding at ms.
Silver is taken at los for halves and
quarters.
Tennessee bonds are firm and sellin. at
about 81 cents.
State warrants are very dull, and would
not sell Mt over 90 In large lots, though %
is paiu for small amounts.
Nashville II Chattanooga Railroad stock
S0aS2c.
GROCERIES,.
Salt $500 per barrel by the car load In
depot.
Nails S5.2j per key for 1Od, anu
2jc for each additional diminishing grade
Rice Sc per hid. tor Carolina.
Coffee % sa27ls per lb. for common to
choice Rio.
New Orleans molasses 7Oa75c, sirups
ljaG0c; golden Sirup G5a7Oc.
Sugar quiet, Standard lMrds l2ls cents;
Demcrara ll1s, coffee A lll4, coffee Bll1sc
coffee Gle; New Orleans prime yellow
lO14c, by the hhd., fair do. 014c, common
3 iaaSAc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Feathers, prime 70a72 cents fair, 45a5jc;
inferior and mixed duck, 2Oa40e.
Eggs are firm at 20.
Ginseng, S5a90c.
Meal, kiln-dried, 50 30, bUlted, &c, I'M
bolted, Coo.
Peanuts $l2jal35 per buslcl.
Rags quiet ut 3a3i &c.
Dried Fruit-3c for apples and quarter
peaches, and Acc for halt peaches.
Butter, choice country, Zoe, fair 23c.
common lSal0c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour-x $ .2jaG.7j; xx. sG75a7.5O; xxx
81. 5Oa$S.25; choice family, sS.25aS.75;
fancy, $3.50.
Corn is active, but irregular. Sales vt
GOaG2c.
Oats, loose, 40al2c in depot. j0a5J for
sacked.
clay, S2ja21 per ton for the best.
Wheat 81 .30al 40 per bushcl.
PROVISIONS.
I~.ard--Snow flake, In tiercc, l0c, PRIME
in t%iercc, 9t4c, kegs, l0l ,al0i &C, buckets
Ne.
Bulk Meats-Clear sides, l0c; clear rib
sides lie; shoulders, ll1sc.
Bacon, clear sides, lli4c, clear rib sides,
lie, shoulders sac.
Country hams l2lac.
Breakfast bacon l2lac.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
Railroad Fare Reduced

The ShclbyviIlc Commercial tells Us
on and after October LIST the fare on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road will he reduced u 4 cents per
mile. when the parties purchase their
tickets from the agent, If they fail to
do this and pay the money To the Con.
duc,or, it viii be hi, duty TO charge
them five cent, per mile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Frederic Douglass has said some
good things TO his colored brcthcren
in Louisville, Kentucky-good for
people of any color, in any climate, in
any community. Here is q sample;
"When / ran away and came North, |
worked for nine dollars a month, and
saved money. For twenty. five years,
or nearly so, | worked for SlOO per
year. and | saved money, and every
man in this country who is a man can
save money if he will, But he will not
save it by walking the streets and
smoking cigars, lie will not save it
by playing billiards on n Of your
back streets. | dislike n miser, yet a
miscr is more respectable than spend.
thrift. 1t is not necessary that every
black man should become q rich man,
bat we must have a representative class
at any rate. There must be an actual
number Of representatives, OF %intelll-
gent and wealthy men, Exchange.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The Shclbyville Commercial and the
Fayetteville Express, suggest the Hon.
Geo. W. Jones, of Lincoln county, as
a candidate for Governor next Sum
mcr.
We are Of course first in favor of our
own fellow citizen Col, House, if he
will permit his name to be used, which
we regard as improbable at least.
Mr.. Jones is q mar Of strQng COM
mon sense, and if he should be the
choice of our party for G~ubcrnatorial
honors, we should have no difficulty in
making up our mind TO support him.
Mr.. Jones is one Of the ablest Of those
who supported Johnson last summer,
and we should not be averse to seeing
that breach healed by uniting on Mr.,
Jones. lie is 50 far as vi know sound
on all the political and social questions
which divide parties now in tue State,
and we should certainly not desire to
see n past personal preference made a
test of fitness for office,
The above is from the GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Leaf, whose editor was
a warm supporter of Gen. b. +. Chea-
than, and attended him in his canvass.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The Norfolk Day Book don't like
the lcsign on the Virginia coat.oI arms,
1t looks too much like what the old
style Of thing has been in Virginia be
fore the emancipation OF slavery, Il
dcspot with his heel on The neck OF 4
poor working man, Chattanooga
Commercial.
Nor DO we likeit either 1t IS too
cmbIematic Of the condition in which
the North now holds the South through
its cringing adherence to US. Grant
one Of the most ilIitcratc, incompetent
and dioreputabIe men in high position
that we know Of. But l. Virginia were
only free from a union forced by bay
Oncts upon her. rs it is forced upon
every Southern State, then would we
shouG in favor Of her motto and her
idcographIc illustration As it IS She
has a noble State seal buLiSnOblc treat
mcnL TO bear. Heaven send the day
when the prosecuted may he able to
turn and bite the prosecutor. We be
sccch it in the names OF W~ashlngton,
Jefferson, MoGison, Monroe, Henry,
and Il host Of others.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
Nashville Market.
COTTON.

COTTON.
Inferior Sal0. Ordinary, llal3. Good
Urdinery, 14IaalG. Low middllng, II.
Strict low middling, M.
The transactions for Monday were as
clInys.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

ctatc VI c1ncSSCe- Tanklln COUDJy.
To John &. Hannah. Collector ofStatc and
County Taxes:
We therefore command you that You
proceed to execute the above orde- of sale.
IL the law directs. to sell said lands and
town lots. or so much thereof rs shall be-
sufficient of each of them to satisfy said
Judgment and costs. and that you have the
same before the Judge Of our next Circuit
Court. to BE- held for the county OF Frank
lin. ut the Courthouse in Winchester, on
the 18th Monday in November ncx:, to
render said Plaintiff the money aforesaid.
and have You then and there this writ.
Witness, L. j. Jackson. Clerk of our
said Court, ut Office. It'll Monday in July.
lS73. 7. j.. JACKSON, CLERK.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

1t is therefore considered by the Court
that Judgment be and Is hereby rendered
against the aforesaid tracts of land and
town lot. in the name Of the State, for the
sums annexed to each. being the amount
)ftaxcs due severally thereon for the year
1872. And 1t is ordered by the Court that
the said several tracts Of land and lots, or
sc much thereof rs shall DO sufficient of
each of them to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annex d to them severally, be sold
as the law directs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

SnAula larm across the river two miles
from this city for $7,4s0. The farm is
. splen Id ono. with good brick house
upon It, contains l42 acres, and over
looks this city presenting splendid
view. This IL good sale for both
parties. Mr.. Lewis gives Shaul in
part payment two frame dwelling
houses on Fourth street.
This 10 q specimen Of tbs pleasant
personal paragraphs which western
newspapers are printing about the SAL
ary-grabbers. The Weston, Mo.
Commercial says: "Comiugo, our,
Comingo, of salary-grab notoriety,
has gone to Colorado to spend q few
weeks and portion of his bsck-pay
May every anticipated pleasure resolve
itselfinto ghost of his henious crime
and haunt him until he disgorges bis
ill.gotten salary, and resigns his sea,
for an honorable man.
| TALL CoRy.--A. E. Brainard, sayt
| be measured some corn grown by
Daniel Sheets, and found stalk four.
teen feet and eight inches high, upor
/ which there was three ears of corn
The height from the ground TO the
first ear was eight feet three inches
The stock measured at the butt in cir.
cumference, seven inches. He found ,
good many stalks in the same feli
from twelve to fourteen feet high
J Sheets said on the day that Brainert
measured the corn, to.wit Aug. 30th
that u bad been planted just ssysl
weeks to day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11
How do You Feel.

The fervid heats Of summer are now over.
In what condition have they left you! Is
your liver torpid or disordcred, your appe-
tite feeble. your digestion imperfect or pain
full your nervous system shaky, your mind
lethargic7 This is the state in which the au-
tumn finds tens of thousands OF us. and in
this state we are ripe for the malarious fe-
vers and bowel complaints, and bilious dis
eases, which the heavy dews, the vapors,
and the vast difference between the Tempe
nature OF night and day are apt to engender.
Rouse yourself from this condition with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Wake up
the latent vitality Of the body, which only
requires tho stimulating, Strengthening
and regulating agency OF this mighty
vegetable restorative to enable 1t 70 resume
its activity and potency. INDIGESTION,
biliousness, miasmatic fevers, and disorders
OF the bowels, are the usual sequences OF
long heated term. Prevent or cure them
with the Bittcrs. You can do either, but
prevention is best.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11

Messrs. Dennis & Wilson, of this
city, have fitted up handsome room
In Curlew Block and have filed it
with . dne stock of the very best
quality of Boots and Shoes, and are
Already doing handsome business.
They sell the celebrated 7. B. Weber
b Co. Hand Made Boot and Shoe that
sre warranted not to rip,and persons in
search Of : good article for small
amount Of money can do no better
anywhere than to call on and trade
With Messrs. Dennis & Wilson, who
win take especial pains to show You
their stock, whether you buy or not.
Remember the place, next door to
entrance OF Planters House, and give
them . call. d&w.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-09-11
Original Notice.

To NJ. l. peyin, Geo. W.Devin. John ID. Devill,
T. j. ueyin, Brooks C. Devin, Amanda H. Devin
Ida Devin, Augustus b, nevin, Bertha Devin,
Elizabeth j. Devin, James Z Deym and Barnard
Deyin.
on the Lat day OF August, iss2 there viii be on
file In the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF the county of Wapello and State OF Iowa a
petition against you by Elizabeth Deyin, asking
to have her dover admeasured and set apart to
her in the estate Of Thomas peyin, late of said
county. deceased.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon of the second day OF the next Oto-
Der term of said court, TO commence on the g5tb
day OF October, iS53, a default will be taken aud
Judgment rendered thereon, IN accordance 70 the
prayer OF said petition, and for cost
II. b. HENDERsHOTT,
July II, 1873, Atty for pro
agl4w4t sE 98a