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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

At a banquet given Ny the bar OF
Chattanooga, lately, complimentary to
Chancellor d NJ. Key and Judge j b.
ilOyL there wcrn present twelve COZ
oncIs and INK Major Tie Comncr
cal laccliously "liudcs to the "Jest,
JolIity and Jurisprulcncc-Toasts and
Turkcy-Winc, Wit and Wisdom -
which prevailed an! we're abunlantly
enjoyed 10y those present. From the
number Of o%iliccrs prcscn! w suppose
the military affairs Of Chattanoogtarc
Keeping pace with her public enterprise,
aud from the number present ON said
occasion, wire and turkeys must have
taken 4 rise TIE next day, from the
scarcity Of those things. But the hcy
to the secret of til" success Of the
whole affair IS found in the fact that
Lawyers usually ito up things accord
ing to Hoyie.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

Just as soon rs President Grant
heard the temperance women were 90
ING to W%a,niugton he left for PhiIa
GoIphLa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

Maury county has adopted an ingc
NOUS method of taking the sense of
the Democratic Conservative masses
IA TO their preference for office, viz =.
They send around iochcd bores by per
sons who are trustworthy, and every
Democrat and Conservative votes for
the man he wants rol certain offices
The only objection we see in this
method is, it makes the persons who
carry around the boxes sole juiges az
to whether n voter is a Democrat or n
Republican and in the event Il man
known TO have heretofore acted with
the Republicans applies to vote for
acme Democrat or Conservative, and
IS refused the privilege, it wouldn't
work well, for It seems from late cleo
tons that great numbers of chances
are daily taking place, from Republican
to Democrat, and We say let ae.n come.
and let EN- have a choice in CHOOSING
candidates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

Nashville was not successful in tLr
Louisville Lottery, although she in.
largely. Memphis drew most
II the capital prize, and also several
smaller prizes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

The back bone Of Democracy has
been broken agdu-thia tim? in Con
nccl,cut, Ngw Hampshire and Ohi9,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
MURDER.
The Most Horrible tragedy in the
History Of Lebanon.
JOHN q. Anderson shoots and Kills
j. Il. ByCckinridgc.

- ~
j. it. BrCckinridSc.
Under TINS hcaoIhS l'e heo"''""
Herald gives full particulars OF he
mprdor Of John r. Brcckinridge by
49,, Ao,1orop Wa cvtroct from
'' ,n
tI'e il'rN'' ~ l''Io"S'
"John r. Breckenridge was the
Youngest SON of the late Kew. Roueit
!. B~rrCkinriigc, - D., the distinguish.
cd Presbyterian divine Of Kentucky,
and Il brother Of Gov. W. {. 7, Brock
inridye OF Lexington, well known to
many of our citizens AZ the commander
a. cavalry regiment unGer Morgan,
Youar Breckenridge was about twenty
four years Of age, and had been a stu
dent Of the Lebanon Law School Tor
two or three months lie was ayooNS
man Vi on'""' ,n
o,,Y .]nmnL.,;rg Lis education in
Eurou, He WA. Of very diss;patcl
habits, however, and had been drink
ing deeply Ior sc'rrai Weeks
''""' n ,oa1iny $40
Yi,ian and me N,vor Of this city. and
one Of OR most prominent ard highly.
respected citizens, lie i o twenty
three years "l me- anu H'"'s
y, r".HM" ,n;,T EnnIish litnroturc
w,s rrm,rsoh,c for 80 young q man,
and, when not under the influence oil
liquor he was an r~Aceeo'nT'E l''"S-
Wv, o.. nnmhnr ar voors
been hnhi,u,lIy i~ntcmveratc and his
wild and reckless conduct, while on
his periodic spfeeS' mas o~cc"3'o'c" us
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nA.
,., a..
""' ',a :,
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'''"l'''' ''' "io ""D'''" 80
''i'''"' "'', ~ ~,
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nave w. ''0"'"'''7' ~" ~
ME- N"'e'9'" p'''"' S"' "' NY ""
o'e'''-i "'"' " ~ '0"''' N"''o''''
Ut oh'e gave "P '"' "'"'''''"' '''" Nv
c'pIe" '' '"N'''l'0" '""' !"
hF'cN'"r''E' al" '""''''' se'''''""'
VINO was present 'o"N "ec'' ""''c A"-
"e''"" c''''" '"' v'""'l''3"' Wv az
l'r""ro' ct'"So" us o''o' =" '"V''S'
i'o ""' 'e"'e' '"'"'" ~ 9'' '"o "''''
''' "'' "''''''' ~ ''' ''l''t p''
tot lie immediately turned around,
in time to see Breckenridge fall heavily
to fine floor. Jrnon examination il
... c.,.1 uo, p,o.,i,,,,..Lo1,oo ,
''' ''''' ' 49,,
S'lot III inc heaa JUST ap"'e anu 'lINIe
in front or the lcIt car me Herald
says that from the position and djrcc
tion Of thn wonnd rs we'll rs the rcla
l..
Nv p'o''
al'Iy "e'oF'' 1t Is PF'P'ol' '''t A'iocF-
son placed the pistol to Breckinridges
head and fired without a word of warn
inc SURGICAL assistance ov,iIed moth
~ r...,
''3' "''
''F''Se was " corpse Coh W. u l.
BrcckjnrIdgc came for The remains OF
his brother aud carried them to Lex
~ir,ton
r,1uso, nod, ~, Tho
P''
iieIa''' very Pe''l''eh''y says:
ga mild p%rctence Of attempting his
arrest was made daring the day, bat it
was 50 utterly ludicrous-ao transpa-
rent an effort merely to keep up ap
pcaranccs~-ihat it was simply the bald
est of faces, Indeed, the part taken
ny the authorities IN tins matter has
been, from the beginning, anything but
credltabIe to them ort" the good hamc
OF oar city ana county. A foul and
a'rocIous murder was committed on
the Public Square, and tho pcrpetrator
remained within the corporate limits
Tor hours afterwards, leaving finally at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

The elections in every part Of the
country show that the bottom has
fallen out Of the Republican party.
The dccadence of that organization
has been one Of the most rapid and re
markahle in our political history
FNYettcyillG Observer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

In order to supply the increased demand
Tor their slips and plants. have largely
increased their capacity, and rcspectiuIjy
solicit orders. Address them at .hcir
pace OF business. or in care OF Dortch q
hal..oX' corner College and Union streets.
~ Any orders left with their special
agents Messrs. W. W. Garner IL Co, Win
chester. Tenn :, will be promptly filled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Winchester, Tenn,
New and Elegant Top and No Top
Buggies, and first.cIass Harness
and Sad lie Horses,

Horses boarded by the year, month ana
day, very low. and well attended 10 BY
faithful groomsmen.
Hacks run night aud day from Winche.''
ter to Dechcrd. Passengers called for n
any part of town, and baggage checked.
ELLIS DAYS
aprl-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
FURNITURE STORE.
To the Nitiuns Of Winchester and yitiuity.

w RESPECTFULLY TENDER ORR
w. services in the Furniture and Cab
met business.
Having secured a good Store Room ana
shop on the southeast corner of the
square, we propose to do all work in our
ilne' making Furniture to order. repair
ing, vanishing. job work, &c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
Go West Through st. Lonis.


TO Ill who are seeking new homes IN or
sss. Colorado. New Mexico. Nebraska.
Oregon or California, we recommend n
cheap, safe, quick and direct route by way
of st. Louis, over the Missouri PQcifc
WrOrGh Linz, II Is equipped with fine
Day Coaches. Bucks Reclining Chair Cars,
PullmNn's Palace Slecpcrs, the famous
Miller Safety Platform and the celebrated
Westinghouse Air-Brakc. and runs its
trains from st. Louis 10 principal points in
the West witJoW chdage. We believe that
the Missouri Pdctfc Ihr0ugh Line has the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN
(The Peoples Paper

The GrcTt News. Fomi,, r.
South. journal Of H.
II GircS t~clegrmphic now,
parts OF the world rs soon y, vs. IRON al
paper published in the United Any otter
IL GircS, by telegraph, thcI ,a'es
Ect quotations of all foreign on |I,rst mt
markets. day by day and wcc I"H uomc9H
III GiUcs, by telegram, Fly week
news orthe old world rs soon ", ScnOn
paper published IN Americt, any oIhv
~ GtreS, by telegraph, every ia,
closing quotations Of gold. stoHoGey ii,
P"m ! Us n n -. inns city and in New York. oS -.
10 Gires, Daily, Scmi-weogIn
Weekly the current market nriootE, M,
City of Nashville. Of every artirlo' u ILL.,
ducc and trade in Tennessee, VI pro-
1T GtUcS to the mechanic nm
every new invention. calcnlotre,I' TuOt
vance his interest by lesseninv hi, " a..
IL is u financial chronir%Inn l'ON
publishes to the people cycry Ect IN "le
finances OF the State and country ", u'
latcdto advance or rctard Their i3yt,'Gb
III GiceS all the current p%olitirol' y,a
and movements of the day. and tbn W. ucN
opinions Of It's conductors thereon "OOc
III G{rcS all local, State and m,,,,
nCOus news Of the day. "'VI"
1t OircS a good share of literotur,
poetry-ircsh, carefully chosen ana e,' 'N
tanning. ''''
It's AOsicnItHrdi and housoho1 IL,
] =, a., l, IA, k..I ''NlG h
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
CEDAR POSTS.

1000 good Cedar Posts for sale, chcap.
by LENElIAN, WILLIAMS d CO.,
Dcchcrd, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

SUBSCRIPTION. IN ADVANCE.
Daily per annum by Mail, ........ SDr
Semi-Weekly per annum, E.. .... AN
Weekly per annum, 5
Shorter periods in proportion.
Address
UNION &c 1NERICAy
aprlG Nashville Tm,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
UNDERTAKING,

To those wanting COFFlNS VIC will say
TO tilen tlat we are prepared to furnisI,
them with n%catneSs and dispatch.
"a Attention paid to intcrring corpscs.
Give us .. call.
dcclS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

ands TIE orange-trce is said to have been com
pletely destroyed by the scale bug. and he orange
groves OF this State are almost all, In a greater OF
less degree, afflicted vita the same pest Ia the
southern counties, the orchards in the Los Angeles
valley were, until recently, the only ones wherein
the insect had made its appearance. Where il
came ~frOm-whether imported or iudigenous-is
unknown. Neglect on the part Of culiurists has
allowed it TO propagate ard spread, and il has now
: penetrated the most secluded and best projected
orchards in the San Gabriel valley. Il has As yet.
however, done no further injury than TO affect the
market value OF the fruit in consequence Of the
I stain il receives from the secretion the baE deposits.
Bat recently the most enlightened orange eultur-
lists in that section Of the State have become
alarmed lest more serious results should follow.
Some OF them anticipate the completes arrest Of the
circulation OF the sap. consequently the early death
OF their trees, unless the bug is very soon EXTERN
mated.
1t would appear from a card recently published
in the Los Angeles Herald, emanating from che
leading orange c~ulturists in the San Gabriel valley
j. De Barth Shorb and +. J. c. Keweu- that a
perfect method for the fetal determination OF the
scale bug had at last been discovered. Mr.. Shorb
claims the discovery, but somehow or other IL has
got into the hands of the agent OF = patent Gre
eXtinguisher with which the experiments were con-
Quoted. and now the secret is not to be revealed
excepting to purchasers OF the machine, and then
only under pledge of profound secrecy on their
part. The element employed in this particular
machine is carbonic acid gas, and Mr.. ShOrb inti-
mates in his card that the Ingredients introduced
int the machine for the destruction OF scaie-bugs
are only snch as will reduce the strength or the
charge. He claims that an application Of this
mixture relieved his trees of the pest at once. and
be says there were as many as eight hundred of
them threatened with premature death. Colonel
Kewen pronounees it equally efieacioHs in his
orchard. II this remedy possesses all the virtues
which it is represented TO have, it would seem n
duty the discOverer owes TO his generation. mas
much as he lays no possessory claim TO it himself,
to give it the widest publicity, more especially so
as it seems the particular machine with which the
solution has been applied is not absolutely nee
essary to accomplish the desired end. The orange
interest in this State is assuming considerable
magnitude, and the man who will furnish culturists
an infallihle remedy for the evil which threatens
II with death at its eakt-start will be, indeed, a pub
lie benefactor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

This is the title Of a small, but elaborate and
able volume by the Rev. jos. ii. Wylbe, NJ. D., Of
this city. We commend il with great pleasure and
confidence to our readers as an important contrib
ution to the controversy now so prominent and
affecting the vital interest Of true religion.
Seldom are such high qualifications for a work
like this found in one man, as those combined in
DR.. Wythe, He was a thoroughly educated physi-
clan, and ~practiced medicine fifteen years before
entering the ministry Of the Methodist church. He
has ever been an enthusiastic yotary of science,
and has a deep practical acquaintance with the
microscope and its wonders, possessed by few men
in our country. He has performed, with eminent
success. thirteen OF the most delicate, dangerous,
and difficult operations known TO surgery. He
holds a chair as professor in the foremost Medical
college on the Pacific Coast. In addition 10 all
this, he is a thorough Biblical scholar and theOlo-
gian and knows from his own religious expert
ence what it Is to be filled with all the fullness
of God" A man combining such scientific attain.
ments with such intelligence and JUNCTION Of prao-
teal goodness could hardly do otherwise than
produce a valuable book on this subject
This work bears evidence OF careful, elaborate,
and thoroughly digested preparation. 1t is not
the ofshoOt OF a superficial amateur. II is the
compacted, finished production Of a scientific work
man. 1t is the result Of extensive knowledge,
thorough Investigation, deep, cool, patient. logical
thOught-all fused and aglow with calm and earn
est piety. The style has the calm judicAls tone OF
Blaekstone'sc commentaries. -.-. 10 HAl .
1t is much for ordinary Christians and students,
who have not the time and means Of investigating
every subject, TO get in a volume like this the con-
centrated results of the lifelong study of a man
like DR.. Wythe, on a subject Of such vast extent
and vital Importance. Ii is q book 70 be leisurely
read and patiently studied. Seldom have we read
a book with as much pleasure, and found as much
nformatio and solid thought compacted In the
same number Of pages.
A glance at the contents will show from the
headings Of the chapters, the range and attractive
ness Of the subjects. In our own city, at this time,
we could call ~attention 10 the ninth chapter, where
the subject OF Spiritualism-an old, withered
stump, putting out afresh in our day a prolific
shoot OF suckers and poisonous abominations-has
its roots laid bare in all their ugliness. as showing
their start amid the impurity Of pagan idolatry aud
heather impostufe, playing upon and developing
the seeds Of delusio1 latent naturally in the human
hearts, f. 0ccideHt, n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

Of interest at 3 per cent. The amount would be but
two hundred aud thirty million four hundred thou
sand dollars, OF 1851 per acre. or bot onclenfh Of
the value Of the property In the state. II will be
seen that AZ three per cent. G5e amount would be
but ono-foriieth part Of what II WoBld be al 10 per
cent.
u have said the speaker. Z" thus cndcAvored
20 present 20 YOU the contrast between the bapker.'
and usurers' thicving. labor-robbing dollar and tho
honest dollar Of the reople-betWeen the bankers,
breakback currency aud the peoples gTssabacks.
aud ask that yea win Carefully exanine this subject
and see II the present extortionate rate Of interest on
loanable capital Is not the prinae cause Of The wrongs
and expressions you, in common with all those en-
gagged ia any useful occupation. calling or profession,
are ufering
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

MAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting Of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. 81. F. s. A. NJ. viii be held at
their rooms in MAkee's block, on Monday evening
next, September 7th, at u O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial bbertiser.
y,
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

| HNPRovED.-A new aoor has been laid in the
Station-house. and the Police Court room above
has been enlarged by putting the stairs on the
outside of the building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05
ON OR ABOUT THE 21st SEPTEMBER.
TO SYDNEY, sc.
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

IL Passengers for Eastern States and Europe Pur-
chasing their Through Tickets at our Office, will be allowed A
LARGE REDUCTION in fares, besides having larger quantt-
ties of Baggage free.
alton, apply to
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TIMETABLE OF THE
STEAMER KILAUEA,'
MARCHANT, ::s: MASTER.
M6H
Rates of Passage viii be

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT TEE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless Teceipted for
FREIGHT MONEY DUE on DEMAND
SAMUEL g. WILDER, Agent
Office with Wilder s. Co, corner of Fort and Queen Streets
my3O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

I PHoSooRAPHr-Mr. J. Glendon, a proficient in
the art of photography or shorthand, is making
up a class of those DESTROYS of attaining this useful
accomplishment. For information please apply at
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

Automatically Henry Christensen, the
proprietor of the beer shop, ETC., in which the
stabbing ARRAY occurred last month, was arraigned
in the Police Court, charged under the common
nuisance law with keeping a baWdy house" The
hearing was set for this morning, and bail Fixed at
Ave hundred dollars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

INKS AND The finest Black and Violet Inks, DoveIrs
MUCILAGE- canine, equal 10 DAVid's and cheaper
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AROUND THE IsLASD.-A gentleman who returned
to town on Thursday from r trip around this island
performed in a one-horse wagon, with his family,
the excursion as one of the most delight
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The Agreement of Science and Religion

Wellington, October II. 1879. 'OA''' '0'hl-
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CRUELTY TO AN ANIMAL-The story comes to US
that some natives engaged with q horse and cart in
drawing sand from the pit on the mauka road to Ku-
laokahua, beat the horse numerically, he having
fallen with his load, and that he died on Monday, in
the pit, from the effects of the retainer Don't we
need a missionary from some society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animalsr"
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FORNs-Labor Coniraets. Manufacturers and Purchasers
IHToices,
PrO0isory Note. Bills Of Exchange.
At 7. q. THRUM's.
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THE CENTENSIAL.-A Philadelphia paper states
that work upon the Centennial ground in FsirmOunt
Park was begun in July, and is now being pushed
with great energy. A force of Eve hundred labOrers
is actively engaged in digging away at the founda-
lions, and iron and stone for the buildings have al
ready begun to arrive. Arrangements are making
for the prosecution of the labor day and night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-05

@- The bark Helen ". Aimy did not make the
passage over in Is days as stated by the Gazette.
She sailed hence July 18th, and arrived at San
Francisco August Sth, after a passage of % days
the Queen Emma being 81 days.