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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
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Standardization.

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bunpert ,fpei unp ied,is SOlpatsn liesen
auf unleren DISQUALIFICATION besrabsn,
unp Die Namfn BON 147,S23 perielben,
allo nabssu Die Namen rer Sdlite linp
unbsfannt! GS liefert oieS absr 9swtB
aud eincn Sspeis FIR bic aan; auserors
centlide Srpnuns unp fir Die dbers
Idwansli6s 5i6tisfeit nit welder IN
lsre beribmten @efpointer in @rmeeaas
selessnbeiten iibsrbaupt unp In Der 8riess
fibrun9 insbeIonrere porSnseben Serite'
ben. Wir baben bier Elm unsebeures
See. BON nabssu anpsrtbalbbuncerttaus
lenp tn Der Sdladt @efaIenen, unc bic
unorpnnnS unp itriaide 0lei6sdltisfeit
rparen 10 SrpB, pae es ni1t mS9lib Ses
tpeien 1T. aud nur Ginsn psrielben III
ipentifciren prer Isinen Namsn feisuftels
len. "llnbefannt" BAT man sinfa6 in bic
Stetne einSemeibslt ipel1e li6 auf 147.s
1913 Soloatenerdbsrn srbeben. Saneell
es ii@ aber rarum @slp flr eieie Natius
nalfrieebSfe auS3useben, bann linp chen
iene Offsiere lpeber 8lei@saltis. nod uns
fa1t8. rein, ba ftnb fe In ibrem gle'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
3a ssssnpartis sas bSafs 3isl hes

nnationalen" Scrtl6rittes in Oeutlhlanp
rarin beitebt, ale in pem ,,oerrptteten
Granfrsib" linsit Dor @srnunft une Grs
fatruns ansstbanen Ginri6tunssn na6s
,adfsn, 70 pirp ss gle ni6t @unpsr
nsbmsn. wenn id er,dble. eas mir bier
ibon iei. pielen Sabren an Ger &r.nfbeit
psltli6er> BON rer &ssisruns aIsir srs
nannter Shulinipsctorsn earnisrsrlisssn,
10 sipar, raE man penielten unbspinst
einen suten Sbeil Der Saulr an zen
8eblern unc Wanssln rss bieiissn S6ul.
rrslens sui6reiben mus Ocd, ras 1T
ni6t ras Ginsiss, bic Serrsn S6ultn
ipectpren linp aud nod IN fib unsufries
psne. empinrlide 8drpsn!rSssr, renen
es ni6t lei6t rett;u MAIDEN 1T. 0esbalb
bat ii6 Ger Observation-Disclosures peranlaet
aeIeben, an Die Gectcren Der afacemien
elm &unpldreibsn III e~rlaiien, pamit bic
Islbsn BEN llnfua abltelsn. Den Die S1uI>
inipsctprsn treiben, penn iie psrlest rers
ben. Natirli6 sefaat ibnea panu feline
SteIe; iie isBten ale Sebel in Sewess
uns, Die VerleBuns% riidsdnsis III MAIDEN,
ceer eine Stelle in einem anpern Srte su
srbalten. Der Miniltsr miro alseann
nit StSeen spn Yetitionen, 3susnihsn,
Gmpfeblunsrn unp aud nit Seiu6en
Don Ysrionen bsbsaist pslde bic Sa6e
Der Snlpsetprsn bsfirmprtsn ppQsn.
8urS aus rem &unei9reiben, pas ni6t
cas srte in ieinsr Art it, sebt bsrspr,
RAP pieie Derrsn Elm lebr anlpruhspplsS
ei~senwiaisss SSltden bilpsn. User iia
l~brisens elm Bib Son ben stpssn Wan>
seln pes fran;5il6cn, auf Staatsmanes
pol berubenpen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., psrs
i6afen nil, Der leie zen chen srIbienener
5. 8p. zines tepsuteneen @erfeS (Paris,
SEES organes, SEES fonctions ct sa vie etc.
par Maxine Du Camp, Paris, Hachet-
tie 1S74.), IN wsldsm pisislbsn nit
grocer Sa6fenntniB unp rubiser llnpars
tbeili6feit parseitellt iipp. Oabei 1T Ger
SerfaHsr nibt etpa Elm bSswiuissr Ill
tramontaner, lpnpern nur elm Wann,
Dem Der .9iberalismus" uns parteians
ii&ten llrtbeil ano GtnlidtnU6 nidt ses
tribt BADEN. Werm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

mcnte Sener 8it6b5fe sibt es tereits
creiunciiebensis, mi man erridtet neue,
10 idnea nur rer 5pp pper GER 5ranspprs
t%aticnspicnlt res Observation-Disclosures
ments paS Waterial pa,u III liefern i'm
Stanre 1T. I'm bic 8irbbSfe ldbrt man
lplipe uno elesante Steinmauern auf,
tetS rur6 Gontraftarbsit. uno felt berrs
li6s piprten unc Ginsdnse Der. Gsibs
Sersierte fteinerne 6ius6en fir @ufiebsr,
Ssfeme BON atsusssrdten, S%aumsrups
pen unp Giltern, Suslen unp Vepdl>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, G~rsibbduier sur
Gultur BON Slumsn, BON 6ribgemfie u.
Sribpbf, GiYiIinaenieure unc Snses
nieursssbalfsn, 3ei6nsr unp 8anitler,
pferre UNI 8u;l6en unp Wasrn unc
Aae5, mas Dem 2eben Yradt unc Slang
pcrleibt bilpst bersiis Elm Mtrfmal BON
jepem risier &ir6b5fe. Weit point mus
Snsenieure pelptpnmeiie liefern, csr
Suartiermeiitsr eradtete CO aber untsr
rsren @drrs, ben p'an fir einen Sirds
bpf aus;ulesen, unp 10 sreift mar su Gi@
pilinsenisuren. @eit pOint srtbeilt aufS
Gifrisits unterri6t i'm 3ei6nen UNI in
Der STUNT Der @eneralauartiermeiiter ater
perlanst pie Sinltltr gum Gntwsrfen Der
pldne fir Splcatsneenfmiler in Snentlis
den A~n;eisen. @emiGenlpie 8erihwsn>
lung. sntI6lphsne Irdsbeit, pHibtpsrs
iiumnis, Die Cuff fsts gu nebmen, pbne
~ seten, ~betanrise plinpsruns ces
ShagamteS darafteriiiren unIer @rmess
peIen, Ielbit nod cen Srrten, ME ben
eebencer, sesenibsr. Rod gan; belcn<
pers FLAIR miro rieS, penn mir Den lsBtsn
Seri6t res Observation-Disclosures an
psn Gunsrsb lelsn. Die NaticnalseIsss
srbuns miro namli6 bort rurh eineu
gang NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9arasras
pben BARON in 8enntnib ssltBt, ras Der
Gpntratt fir ric Iuasratuna scn 131
Splpatsnleidsn in rem Sorts Nrbudle II.
@aibita unp fir bic Serlbiduns psrIels
ben mad Sort SioIpn IAN ben Niscrisf.
fprrsrneen ;u $9.40 fir cen SSrper rers
sebsn" wprcen lei! @nserswp meiit
elm parasrapb nit berppriprinaenrem
Spariqmfeitstpl;e rarauf bin. ras man
raS aussraten unc Gle 6srtihaHans Der
in Sort 8sarnsy, Neb., nnc SUrt Serss
mid, gpl., teerristen Splpaten, rersn
0ebsine mar nab Sort Wcpberlcn
ldiftf, nm rie dussrit biuise Summe BON
nur $4,000 sulpeae ssbraat babe Die
fer S6a6sr uno Sanrel, rieie gslhlftS,
mdsise 0elri9ldserei aus cen Gei6en
unlerer Splcaten aus cen irril6en
lleberreltsn Der 9erifprbensn, bic ielbft Ypn
ZEN uncipiliirten Natipnen nit Gbrfur6t
bstra6tst unp bebanrelt wsrpen, III seras
beau empSrenr. Gmsrita.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Aus Ghili.

Wfdft rubff1te Sbtll. Vlelh Gqtacpr
eencs es, unbsribrt ron ZEN HsYplutics
men, welhe RE aneern Staaten Sips
unp Mittsls amerifaS ssrfeiIden, zines
sersibli6en Sriepsns. @m alrrunbetanns
teiten rparen ibm Observation-Disclosures.
Sbwpbl bic meitaus srSbelte 3abl ieinsr
Sewpbner fatboliIb III, blibte rod gum
Seiipisl In Yalparaiio felt Sabrsn cine
reutIbe proteftantilde S6ule. au6 bat
man ME bon 9erfplsunsen BORT amtirens
Der prcteitantilder preciser raS 0etinss
ite Yernpmmen.
abcr bic i6war;e 8anee. welde ses
%senpdrtis cie sanse @elt in 8rarb iest
purcs rur6 fold Stillsben bitter sedr>
CERT. @arum ipa Chill pbne Sirhens
selese unp 8irdenSerfplsuns Iein, penn
rod @enf uno Berlin, penn Stalien,
wsnn lslbii Sraiilien unp Uruguay peren
iid riblnen rirfen?
Oa iino eenu Die iaubersn ySrieer"
an pie arbsit sesan9en unc beftirmen ibs
rem Gpnsreb ;u Cartilage UNI cen GrlaB
nsutr 0eIeBe. Die SiSh5fe molten Iie.
na6 preueil6em Wuicr, ;u Staatseies
nsrn berabpridsn. bic S6ulen mplen iis,
alsit Der unipcritit, in ibre Sdnce be-
fcmmen. Sp bpHsn ie paS reibe unp
slidlide eanp in einiaen Sabren ;u ets
nem r~pilsnlpien Spfer ibrer 6erridselis
ife III MAIDEN.
0aS fatbolilde 9tlf fanst freili6 an
su srwa6en. OaS tstrsrisirte 6ilents
ibe Slatt 81 Snrcpenptente" bringt
protsite iiber prptsie. Aub bic beipen
Sduier Der 0sieBssbuas isbsn ole peti:
tipnsitSee auf ibren Iiidsn aurSdsnts
LID anidwsasn.
Die Sii6Sfe aber BADEN ii1 nit elmer
ausfibriih.n 8priteQuns an rem Senat
arpanrt. &afasl @alentin, Grsbil6cf
BON Santiusu, Sole Sipplitc, Siitof scu
conceptions, uno Sraneisfc De paula. Sis
ibpf nrn Ancur, seiaen pic llnecnititutios
nalitdt ces bean:rastcn oStrafcprer."-
Cine lntsrfsIluns Der 0eifliben, als
FOLDER, unter Gle Civil 0spalt lei ni6ts
ancsrss ais cine Sermilhuns Der beiren
%sstrenntsn @sbiste, Die iib nod INNER
psrcerbli6 erwieisn babe.
Sod bat Der Gcnsrss nidt sntidieeen.
0ph ideint eS falt, als neise er fi6 su
cen SsrI6wSrern. ST rem 10, eant
itebn au6 rem arHrn Chill wiersr traus
risc Sage teScr.
Soute ii6 iein S6idial ater allo ses
fallen. Seate Sas une 9irwirruna
unp per weis mas Iont nod, pirtli6 an
nc SteQe ees Trisrens Der @essnpart
tre.sn ; 70 polsn mir wsnisitsns Oct BIZ
BON nebmen, RAP es bier, ME in cen am
bern Iies unc INSTRUMENTATION Nepus
blifen, nidt pas ipanil6e Slut ni6t feline
ineianiibe Wilbuns. nod siel weniser
ater DER BON ZEN Sitern ererbte 0laube
it, Ger le pom Birrnis in 0irrnis uno
BON glcnc in Glsnr itir;t. Sonrsrn rie
fanatiide @utb jener WeltSerItwSrer III
eS, Die le jeresmal, penn fe aufsuatbmen
beginner. best uno beBt. BIS pas ei6t
Der driiliten Civilization rprt nie in al
len 0inpern Der Grpe Der Mitterna6t Ell
mes nsubeipnii6sn Sarkarismus sewis
den 1T. Gm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

sinsn b.ftisen Stcs, pslder reNen S6rits
tie %befdlsuniste. SIN 8ssriTe etenfaqs
su weinsh, iaate gilbert: ng8is bble ltebt
pieier Damn aus. gr mue cp6 lslbit
einieben, pae cieieS aru,e 8inp su i6pad
it, cen lbweren Manteliaf ;u traeen
@arum nimmt er nidt nod Semano
sur gebilfe NIT fd?"
(S6lub fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

As Ginienpunsen u. 8prrs,
lpenbtn3sn Defenders absr ftrd4t&
sns anpere wi&tise 8ssSeab3hs, ~
fbwssit wilfummsn, maEm abtr usm
Dsyfaftr unttNei&nst lstn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

9 in 3crnissr in mob! 3u bssiitiSsn, psnn Is
slidt, ibn sun, 9G&eln ;u ~brinssn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
ErecnasOilfy

There is ne human organization
upon the globe that ever has or ever
viii harmonize in enc body SD many
elements which are in eternal conflict
AS the Masonic organization. Its wise
founders, il it ever hadiany, organized
it. upsn Il few simple hut cardinal land
mar s. which command the appr"ha-
ton aud laws fast hold upon the al
fpctiun OF its initiates, and whlch iul'
nish no ground for CONTROVERSY It
init no improvement and tolerate 10
change. The laws Of Masonry are Ms
fixed, unsuitable, and eternal as mathe'
MATES. The old patriarch, Enoch'
inscribed them upon a pillar OF stone
and transmitted them through the
mighty food; Noah taught two OF hi,
sous upon the summit OF the sacred
mountain where his ark rested when
the food had subsidized. and tho earth
bloc, led and bluslied again with wine
and fruit under the genial sun. Moses
learned thum from the Old priests ON
the banks Of the Nile, tho men ofGebcl
carved them on the rock rib ofthe Med
i%terranean sea; Solomon and the two
Hirams collected them into n hrict
code at Jerusalem, and the builders
and rebuilLcrs of the Temple spread
them over the globe; and they were
transmitted to MS in legendary lines Us
well as to Indian chiefs who inhabited
and claimed to own this great country
before our forrfathers discovered it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
COM o SCHOOLS.
me Objections to Them From q
Catholic Standpoint.
From the Nashville Banncr.l

Ernn, il,., Sn,l, an. u
'
AS lNe common school question is
al'raruhE Il good deal Of attention
throughout the country, We present
The following letter, written Wy Mr..
Michael McCsrmirk, Of this city, and
addressed to the Freeman journal,
New York:
we to have free schools or not
Wlrm is the mcaniuu of free schools
IS the question Every family ought
10 cilcnte its own children; tlInl is
free schools. But when Won comprl
me and u large portion Of the public at
lurle 10 pay taxes 20 educate other
people children auuinsL my will. YOU
cant call this a fec country. AN
the father Of eleven children, and there
are seven Of them living. will Tell
the States, and the l'ui,cl States, one
Of them never shall be clLcatpd in
wha, they call a public school. Now,
Why do vou compel me T., pay taxes
To educate other chlIlrcu that don't be.
long to M, Is THIS what You call y
free county. connecting Il large por.
ton Of the subjects Of the United
States to educate children they never
saw? | am in favor Of free schools
Tor the poor children, and not for the
common children at large. | am a
Catholic, ami want to educate my
cbiiIrrn in that way.
"Now, Mr.. Protestant, l want you to
edurale your c!.'ldrcn any way you
choose; grant me The same privilege.
You say | can send my Chillrcn tn the
public school, but ! say | Shall not ITO
it. Then, low are we To remedy this
evil ? | will tell YOU, II you collect
taxes Of the common people at large,
both Catholic and Protestant, iol
school purposes, then give to the Cath
allies their pro rata vi the schUol taxes,
to educate their own children to their
own notion, and teach tlern their re.
IigiUn Let Baptlots, prcshvterians
ana others have the same-.t they
want it. The world got along very
well before the word common school
WIS known. Was WcHst"r, OCnnncIi
or Clay educated III these high schools =
| say not, These United States will
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
state Finances.

DR.. WIN. Morrow, State Treasurer,
says That the payment Of the July in.
lvlrst Is already an assured Tact. lie
has the money IN hand reserved for It's
pay tncnt The semi-alnuaI interest
oii The State debt Is In rUunl nurul,cr,
SS0O,OOO, SO mat M annual interest o.
Sl,6oo.OOO has to b. provided for.
The State was never in sv rood a fix
rs "ow To pay 1t. All The oil Tcnncs
see money, the rctirlug oi wilirli was n
positive drawback 10 the State, has
a'"ut been Withdrawn. Tlere are
now not more than S3UO.0C0 OF State
warrants outstanding, and by Jul, l.,
1t Is believed, all will have passed into
the State Treasury. Iais and the
withdrawal OF the tennessee none,
VIII bring about a new era in State IL
nances. Warrants will rule at par for
the very good reason that they will be
redeemed ON presentation, which ha,
not been done ioI Years past nor at
present. Warrants will be rs money.
Taxes will he collected in the currency
ol The courtry, instead Of in warrants
ana old tennessee money, and hy re
cash the Treasurer will be en
Ibled To ply out cash
There will he an immense amount
u taxes paid in during the present
month The ten per cent penalty will
~ added after March first. Conse.
all the Revenue Collectors OF.
Ices IN the State are now daily crowd
IN fact, are Overlooking with tax
ayers, eager to ascertain the amounts
'r wliIch they are assessed, or to pay
at ONCE Nashville Banner
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
The women of Ohio have adopted a

The women of Ohio have adopted q
new mode for breaking up traffic in in
t"xicating liquors. They 90 in Il body
TO the saloon, or close by, and com.
mence a hymn, and then they pray tor
whisky dealer and for all who drink,
&c. BY such tactics they generally
succeed. They do not come with
physical weapons to enforce their feel
ings, but solely with words, nor are
they idle words. They have done
more than all other means used to
ameliorate the evils brought upon us
by the folly Of The State in licensing n
traffic so prolific Of cost and murder,
and turmoil and tears.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

The Nashville Binner mentions the
following gentlemen possible candi-
dates for Governor. Ia succeed ,Jobr
U Brown: John NJ. Lee. W B. Bate
ii II Harrison, NJ. Burns. Il. A. E,s,.
nr Davidson; joan L. T. Sneed. W. r.
Stephens. John NJ. Kccr. OF Shelby. II
Maynard. John NJ. Fleming, of Koox
Alex. Camp'cll. "fMuiispn: Anarr.
J"hn>"n, Of Greene: A s. Marks. @,
Franklin: u. n. Hicks. Of Hickman .
Grrrgr W. jones. Of Lincoln: ID r.
Iii"mas. al Humphreys. and Thomas
Ii. Csidwcll, oil Bedford.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
Nonresident Notice.
VIM. NJ. Cowan VS. j. b. Hawkins ct Al.
fOriginal and Amended bjIls.l

"m. NJ. Cowan VS. j. b. Hawkins ct Al.
tOriginal and Amended bills.l
Upon motion and it appearing to tho
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master fron
tie amended bill OF complainant which =
sworn to, that Thomas W. Bell q defend.
ant In said bill. Is Il nonresident or he
otate OF Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon hlp'
1t is therefore ordered that qualifications
DC made for four consecutive weeks in tns
lone journal. published In Winchester
ienneesee. requiring said non-resldentuS
ienuants to appear on or before the lourIs
Monday In June next, before the Chsh.
cery Court at Winchester. franklin county
tennessee. and plead. answer. Or demurW
co~mpIainants' bill. and amended bulA q
Inc same III be taken for confessed, sno
; i Tor hearing exparte as TO him. WIZ
ness my hand ut office, In Winchester
this Feb. 1st, 1874.
I. II. FINCH, &. a. d..
j: N. McCutcbcon Solicitor for CON-
plainaht.
ieb5-1w Hk)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

"Work for all to d." is the title OF
an article in our paper this week which
we especially commend to young men.
we would not be surprised il there are
~" !" Winchester who scruple not
!" ""n u ahont while their fathers
""'''c's a"a sisicrs are ut work. The,
are inc 'nes wh' say the, cant Gu,I
'"!'''"'"t. Gr"ierl IrlIows!-I
ASHAMED 10 "Utk. Lord! Lori,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

County elections in this State will
occur on the 9Th Of August, Shrrifs,
County and Circuit Court Clerks, Reg
istcrs and Trustees, must he chosen
The election Of State officers VIII take
place on Tuesday, the Sd Of N)vcm-
Der, Ibis wear.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

Since the Democratic party has
gained victories in three Of four sf the
greatest States in the Union VIC now
find many politicians unwilling 20
abandon the organization. They are
late ia learning that principles never
change.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

II. S. Foote, formerly n Confederate
Congressman, but who betrayed hi.
native South and joined the Yankees
during the war, is again writing abusive
articles against Elk President Jefferson
Davis in "lder to tickle the ears of the
Administration extremists.--Perry
Ga. Home journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
From II iIard-ShclI Stand point.

A hard shell Baptist preacher thus
characierizcs the religious sccts in
kentucky:
The Mcthodists go out into the
wilderness and new countries and
blaze the trees for the Baptists to come
along alter them and cut out roads for
wagons aud carts. When macaLam
Izcd roads are made. you will see the
old Prrsbytcrians come luin
along IN their bu9gics and car.
but aiteI YOU hear the steam
sounding over the railroads,
you may look out for the kid.
and silk-slockinged E%piscopa.
man, u running round and talking
ABOUT The church, and succession. and
aud all such stuff as that.
u'ere never had been any church
'e's'on until they got there"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
l~nSolVent Notice,

having suggested to the Csuntv Corr,
Clerk the Insolvency of In. estate of SWWi ;i'
sue +. Sharp, this i to notify oil Hiss
indebted to said estate 10 maj. p1,.ohs
immediately. and those having ;.iaims
"saln't the same must present them Jmix
hntE htl'atcd. within tile time nres,rih,,,
y! iaw' or they will be forever larraJ
Ian ,z,. FIR CURTIS. Admir-.
Io-oln with the viii ,,,.x.I
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

Andrew Johnson is spoken Of ns Il
candidate for Congress in his district
He o"gM to be in Congress, and in the
Senate, at that.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

,"e receipt for making a pound Of
butter from a pint Of Mill -.
lows; Take four ounces pulvsrizod NJ.
''''' "ne,half ounce pulveri;eI n,n,
arabic. and fifty grains Of n.H.;n
placed in BEETLE for use as war,.,,
a teasp0OnfIi ulded to the min, ~,
mix VIII. upon churning, make a
I'"nnd Of butter IL j., true ,Lut rL,
1Htter vii seem Ia b. a near rrl,ri,,.
4" ~r"i-chrcse. but cali it La,rcr au.
m'krs 1t 81 Tn, rc.pr ia,
''r" selling Though tar country tor
81 ~ 50.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

Mississippi. not content with frrnisb.
ing the country with II colored
United States Senator, has done the
same thing again by selecting a county
Sheriff of,he African persuasion, for a
tut term. Slave-harler- Sheriff.
United States Senator. Whew!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

Tue Secretary oi the National
Grange OF the Patrons of ~IIusbandrv
has issued his report for january,
which SHOWS that there is nov organ
lied, IN d~ilfere"t parts Of the country,
lO,Ol5 Oranges, representing = mem
bershir Of 7j0I7J. The National
Grange was organized in 1869, aud du
ring the first year but ten subordinate
Oranges were organized, but now it
has extended to all the States cxccpt
Delaware aud Rhode Island, neither Of
which IS large enough to hold one
The growth vi the order l~atterly ha,
been something remarkable, During
the month OF December, 1873, I,4Il
Oranges were organized, with \ mem,
bership OF 2OS,0 600, the greater portion
being in the South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

Inc women who are conducting the
Pta1'meellng warfare against Ohio
y'Seiler' show the s%agacity of the
%oer'plurai serpent. A few men still
e" "ehance. aud refuse to sim,
Noors 10 customers or open them
70 Missionaries. To conquer ,hcss ,,~,
s~'rongholds Of Satan, tho ,sa, "''
nave had tabernacle" built. VA.
Snal' house on wheels, eomr,r,,,,,
warmed and lighted. This they ui,,,
oe'ote the enemy's doorway, and sin,
ana praise within It's walls ad LID. A
night, when thirsty mortals try :,
skulk s~teaIlhiIy into the saloon. III,
rays Ola powerful reflector detect them
ihey are personally appealed to, anc
"they Still enter. are made the objects
Of special prayers, which, delivered in
'erven,tones, ring through and throuyl,
Tue oar room The T'ahrrnarlc remain.
Until midnight and rcappcars hIih
a"h early next m.ruins. 40 man h,.
YET been found who can resist il ,.,I
three days.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

~. A9tice S.N % taken Of nonyIuput, Communities
tiohs. Whatever is intended for insertion in
ihc lone journal, must be authenticated by
the name and address OF the Wiitcr-nut nee.
essarily Tor publication, nut as a guarantee 10,
good ftith and respOnsIbility
All business Letters for this Office should he al
dressed tD"fhe Home Journal, - Winchester
An communication iUi publication must be writ,
ten ON one side ofthc page, and with all OthcI
matter, onncCtcd with the editorial depart
mcnt shouldbe addressed Editor Of1he Homo
Journal, " i]nChgstcg ICnn.
We cannot, rs a rule. undertake TO return article,
not IOurt uitablCiur publication.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

a writer in the Nashville Union
want. to dispense with the office OF
Comfy Superintendent Of Public In
struction, and adds that Il ais prcpos
ferrous to levy and collect a tay for the
direct benefit Of the children, and then
exhaust the funds thus raised in sup
port of those who might he probably
employed in the school room if they
are qualIlitd for the Office Of County
Superintendent. 1t is Il good deal like
the fellow buying twenty five cents
worth of marketing and paying a hoy
nifty cents to carry it home. If we levy
a tax for the direct benefit of the chill
drcn, We should give them the benefits,
ana l cannot see . the advantage,
derived from the labors of the County
Superintendent, especially when the
District Directors can perform the
same duties"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

a II vspaper is to be established
soon at Tracy City.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12
Flour!
Eureka Mills.

r"hNhLiN COUNTY. TENNESSEE
situated about five miles west NJ WI,
chester on Elk river, Tho mil, ~ WIN,
.u'rahti's to sell the hes, of t'onr a, nt"
Is ~ low ~ any other mill. ami h, pr
,"tt ""'tih{ cloths in the connty' M,rl ns
lr"f. IN CASH. for all good wheat % ,in,;e
. .n" A. MS NIL. If you want uoo,i sor,
W. II. WEAVER
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-12

The peanut crop Of Tennessee IS cs.
timatcd for the year ending September
80, 1913, at $4,000 bushels, and that
Of Virginia for the SAINT parIod, at
$4,000 bushels. The trade in peanuts
IS last becoming the ourcc OF wealth
to these Sou,hcrn States. the soil Of
which is suited to their cultivation.