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5feb. Sffce &pmpaup's Wbarpes. @Odstts.
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pfen gu sebrauden, tpelbe bon ben Mersten
ais baS elnSise acknowledgements err
flGrt tperben.
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sldubisen S6afe 0ionate lang obre ibre 9iis
ter. @ann tperoen bic 2ente eiumal oers
niinfti9? (gSaih. Sour.)
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lat ssstsa btefss ranbubsre 9stlnttss % sttsasaea
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atn mob. Gtreulart sratis psritnblt. MbftfFrst
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XststiMtttd.
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BEN 4pyfs, iaurtr @st&msd, r~sstlfctt, Gsbbrsnnsn,
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abmssta Der Wastnsrnbs, SGrtnbsl, f6ntnes unt
f&ptrts Gtbratn, 5trjiudunetn, Julian mtnf6redsn unb
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ssr Sen Eustn, 5tsbtr uns sunrpfr e&merI i'm Rcyfs,
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kess DsbAablans e~fprbera.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
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b~tItfitsta II rsnietR NnDtnbItdtRt
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6saass ssr Stttsss sIs ttn Hsimttisl.
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Dr. Mabmap'e Nerfeet Dureatt0s
anb reaultrenbe 0tuen,

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R. R. R.
Railways READY RELIEF
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Wtnutsn,
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GAusrasa ~ Istsea.
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surira iebsu @&aesa.
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slstAssd % fe In Der eanas tn Nastn, Gineswstbsn
sbu fsnRtstn Griitn cher Dssansa Iisssu, basA eta.
ualtas NArsnbans.
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yHattsns sr S&mtri tttn nnas. Der Reeumatil&t, Ssst-
asfssnAt shtr &rSatslnes ptrh 9 ~
Railways READY RELIEF
stns austntAdliAs 3iIfs anhsn BET,
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Gsxashtcu Der eunss. RebltuyRsbsn, atbmanasbsf6wss.
Ben, 5ejtlspfen, 5yh,rts, Group. Dsy.btris, gatayrA,
SsataRia. A%Vpff4msrh. 8atRpth RturaIsts, Rttums.
Asmxs, Brbasln. DstftRsbsr.
Die Anwsneuns bee Neaep Nslief an BEN lsbsabea
gsr ~ulranitsa ahtils rtrb ~etnsuuHs uab 1sjttttsaxa
eS usbts 11hefatrsH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

The President has nominated Harvey
Jewell, of Massachusetts, brother of the
postmaster general, to be judge OF the court
OF commissioners Of Alabama claims.
The Louisiana committee will sport
through Mr.. Foster, Tuesday, and a minority
report will be submitted by Mr.. G.. 7. Hoar.
The report OF the committee, which will be
signed by Messrs. Foster Phelps, Potter and
Marshall will adhere to the original views
presented in the subcommittee report, and
will contain a recommendation that reaolu-
ton urging the proper authoritie. in Louisi-
ana to give the control of the lower house to
the conservative members, be adopted by the
house. Some OF these signing the report will
express their Willingness to supporS resolu-
ton formally recognizing the Kellogg govern
nent, but this resolution their report does not
urge, for the reason that the rights OF Kellogg
have not been established by any evidence
taken by the committee but are admitted upon
general rumor, and as to the best possible 60
luton of the present difficulties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
LATE NEWS SUMMARY
WEST.

The glue works of Wahl Bros, of
Chicago, were destroyed by fire last week.
Tho loss is estimated at 100000, but insur-
ance men say it will not exceed S25O,O0O. Tho
insurance amounts to $4,000, and is di-trib-
uted among a large number Of companies.
W. H. Shipman, prominent liqucr
dealer OF Lawrenceburg, KY, recently do
camped with funds in his possession belong
ing to other parties, which it is supposed
amount to quite. il not more than, 800, OOO
He is well known in most Of the towns of CEN
trail Kentucky.
Joseph II. Carter aud William X.
Nixon were arrested on the Goth, five miles
west of Sedalia, Mo-, and thirty thousand dol
lars in counterfeit and nearly nine thousand
dollars in good money found in their possess
sion. The arrests are said to have been made
by ST. Louis detectives, but nothing in regard
to the affair has been given out by the police
authorities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

John Mitchell ia again candidate in County
Tipperary, and II is not supposed that there
will be any opposition TO his reelection.
A Berlin special says one Of the prin,
cipal measures contemplated by Germany to
check emigration, is the prohibition OF enlist.
ment Of emigrants on foreign account by the
payment Of premiums. This is specially di-
rected against Brazilian agents.
The Politica asserts that the indem-
nifty to be paid in Spain to tho relatives Of the
American victims Of tho Vrginius affair has
been fixed at 5si, ,OOO and that tho convention
will bo signed Immediately upon Mr., Gushing
presenting his credentials to the new govern
ment
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

CATTLE IN CENTRAL AFRIcA.-The
Baris eff Central Africa own immense
herds of cattle, but will suffer pro-
longed abstinence from meat rather
than sacrifice one of their animals for
the sake of it's flesh. The sustenance
which they derive from their herds IS
limited to milk from tho cows, blood
from the bullocks, and steaks cut from
the hump and headquarters of living
cattle. Both cows and oxen are bled
periodically, and the blood thus OBJ
tanned is made into dish resembling
the black pudding eaten throughout
Europe. Bruce describes, in his Atri-
can travels, cruel operation which he
once Witnessed, by which "a steak was
cut from the headquarters Of a COW
driven by the natives. The Barls are
in the habit of practicing vivisectlon
upon their cattle, removing the lump
which grows upon their backs, and
which is the most delicate portion
of the beeve. After each removal
new lump grows again. Thus the
operation may be several times repeated
upon the same creature, and thereby
it's 1ner enioys IN occasional. feast OF
Juicy ,teak, and still retain a living
spring to draw from.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
SOUTH.

The steamer Cora Belle was burned
on the 23d, near Pocohontas, Ark one hun
! dred and fifteen bales OF cotton lost.
Ike Hooper, colored, was hanged i'll
Augusta Ga, Friday, for the murder of Hcw-
ard Satterwhite, also colored, in December
1873.
The Georgia legislature has adopted
resolution indorsing the Texas and Pacific
railroad, but leaving the subject of federal
aid to the discretion and judgment of the
Georgia senators and representatives,
A dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, says a
tornado passed over Houstonia on the 23d,
blew down and destroyed nineteen buildings,
the railroad depot. No one killed, but Sheriff
w. II. Porter was mortally wounded, and five
other persons badly injured.
Last week hunter found in the
woods near Grenada, Mississippi, the body of
an Ilsh peddler named Pat Keaferty, with a
bullet hole through his skull. His pocketbook
was missing, and his body almost entirely
eaten up with hogs and dogs. No clue to the
murderer.
On the night of the 18th a negro was
caught in the act OF fastening crosstie on the
trestle work over Hiokohola bottom, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad. After
being arrested he confessed to having thrown
lain Off near there recently. THIS time he
expected the train to be dashed to pieces, and
then he would rob the bodies Of the passen-
gers.
The North Carolina Senate has passed
bill on its third reading to adjust the state
debt. 1t provides for the funding of the
debt, as follows: For old debt and registered
certificates, forty cents on the dollar for
funded internal improvement bonds, twenty
five cents on tho dollar. 1t does not include
construction aud special tax bonds. The fol-
lowing interest is to be paid: For the first
two years, two per cent; next five, four per
cent. next twenty, five pcr cent. Notice Is
given that supplemental bill will be intro
duced to fund special tax bonds
Investigation of the accounts OF the
Georgia state treasurer, under the direction of
the finance committee of the legislature, shows
that sl5OO0O of bonds has been paid twice,
and the examination is not concluded. State
treasurer Jones states to the committee that,
he was unable for long time to obtain from
Henry Clews q Co. of New York, the tinan-
cial agents OF the state, any account OF their
transactisps. When the statement was finally
obtained, il showed that the same bonds had
been paid in New York by the state treasurer
to the amount above stated. Treasurer Jones
charges by implication that Clews paid the
state bonds, and without caacelling them,
again put them OH the market.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS

The deputy freight agents of he
three trunk lines, running west from New
York, have been notified of reduction in the
rates made on sugar and coffee only as fol-
fows Chicago, 80 cents per one hundred
pounds; Dayton, 26 cents; Indianapolis, 2s
St. Louis, 43; Columbus, "a; Cincinnati, 2S;
Louisville, So; Quincy, 40; all other points
on the basis of IS cents to Chicago. This
order is for car loads Of eighteen thousand
pounds and upward, for one consignment OF
the came date, and will DO 80 way billed. II
is believed by merchants that the reduction Of
rates on this class of freight is merely the
beginning Of the lowering Of all rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
Crane Culture.

We have never yet hearI OF ro1 ap,
pearing in grapes OF the hrst or secona y
years bearing. We believe that IL is ls
because, up to this tlme' there mas pee,l
but little pranlng DONE. you dlstlro
the functions OF the vine py close pfun,
ing and over cropping. IL gives 'he
vine too muoh ROOT, o uoo. ,owo, =
Ii you nave = urge roo; .;,auoI pom1,' soa
great quah'i'y U! oiuu, I'LL ",a.;al p w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

Ir is estimated that the new revenue
bill will realize $34, 900, 900, as follows
l2,OOO,OOO on whisky, Ss,OOO,OOO on
sugar, "A, 600, 900 on tobacco, $2 900, 600
on cigars, and $4,000, 600 on restoration
of tho horizontal tax.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04
FOREIGN.

A recent letter from Rio Janeiro re-
ports % follows: The hunt for Jesuits in the
north Of Brazil is not yet over, and two more
have been caught and seut on board war
vessel to await some steamer for abroad.
Notwithstanding the declaration Of
the British parliament that he is ineligible,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

Ir is stated that Earl Derby has ac-
cepted from Spain, as indemnity for
the Virginius outrage on British sub.
jects, five hundred pounds sterling for
each white, and three hundred for each
black man murdered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

as expressed bv them at tho polls on the Sd q
November, 1874. The people then elected to
the lower house Of their legislature majority
of conservative members. A portion OF the
conservative members thus elected were re-
fused their certificates. This is an act OF
great injustice to the individuals, and Of grav-
eat danger to the state and free government,
and ought to be immediately corrected by any
power competent TO correct it.
The resolution recommending tho recog-
milton OF Gov. Kellogg il based upon the gen.
eral impression and not upon evidence. On
this point 10 testimony WAS taken, either by
tho committee or any part Of it. Kellogg may
or may not have been elected In 1872, bnt
there is no evidence TO show the fact, or IL
there be. il has been neither sought nor found
by this committee.
Messrs, Foster and Phelps think that the
popular belief, taking both conservative and
radical circles in view. on the whole, justify
Keloggs and Penn's claims, and that, as Ke-
logg is and has been acting governor OF Lou
isana for the past two ears, to deny his right
and instill another in his place, after this lapse
OF time, might involve ncalculable mischief
to the legal and political interests OF the state.
To avoid the mischief and confusion OF
change, majority Of the citizens of Louis
lana seem willing to adopt AZ compromise,
Kellogg's recognition and restoration to the
house. For these reasons Messts. Foster and
Phelps do not wish to oppose the recommen-
dation that the administration OF Gov. Kellogg
be recognized Neither in view OF the fact
that they know nothing OF the merits OF the
case as Judged by competent evidence, do
they wish to be understood N urgingit. They
only wish to record their agreement with those
OF their associates, who believe such COM
promise might by making termination of
the uncertainty in Louisiana, be on the whole,
less intolerable than the present situation of
that distressed people. But to any resolution
recognizing Kellogg, Messrs. Potter and Mar
shall are utterly opposed They find nothing
to Justify the belief that Kellogg was elected.
rb, h , seized the government, by the aid Of
federal troopp. through void and fraudulent
Jrder, which prevented the counting and re-
turn OF the votes, should be n standing pre-
sumption against him. When the people out
ragged by the abuses OF bis government, had
successfullyregainod the Office he had usurped,
he was again rtseated by the federal power.
Through the forms Of law, by which he had
intrcnched himself, he once more sought to
nuify the choice Of the people AZ the lato
election, and to that end, called in federal
troops to break up the meeting OF the legisa'
ture, For congress to recognize usirpatloh
so gross, 30 oppressive, IL, they think to es-
tabsh precedent by which, under pretexts
that can readily be found, any state govern
mont NAV be overthrown, the will OF the peo-
ple nulded, fraud and violence made perma-
nent and republican forms perverted TO destroy
liberty.
In their Judgment, all that is needed in Lon.
isiana, l. to withdraw the federal troops and
leave the people Of that state to govern them
selves.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-04

WEIGHT AND HEIGHT OF AMERICANS
According to a recent work OF Mr.. u.
A. Gould, actuary to the United States
SANITARY commission, in which some
very interesting figures relative to SOL
diers ia the last war are given, 1t ap
pears that the American nation, instead
of being degenerate and inferior to the
European race in point OF physical per-
fection, is far the reverse. The figures
adduced show that "the tallest men
we're from Michigan, Illinois, and Wis
consin; the next tallest, New England,
New York, New Jersey; and the short.
est from Scotland, England, Geimany.
In weight, the men of Kentucky and
Tennessee were the heaviest, averaging
$50 pounds England, Scotland, France,
Belgium, all between 1873 and l39
pounds. The ratio Of weight to stature
gave in pounds to the inch: Ohio and
Western states, 2.1s5 New England,
2 12l England and Scotland, 2.l1s ;
Germany, 2 1853.
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The New Senate.

The new senate, which convenes IN
extra session, on the 5th of March
next, will consist of the following men,
bers
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CHAs. FOSTER,
WM. Waller PHELPS,
CLARKsoN N. POTTER,

1t may be stated that all the members of the
committee report against tho action OF the re-
turning board that MessrH. Hoar, Wheeler
and Frye unite in a minority report, and that
Mr.. Foster assents, with Messrs. Hoar, Wheel
er and Frye, to II compromise, recognizing
Kellogg al governor and giving the majority
in the house to the conservative delegates.
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The number OF bales of cotton seized
in the south under orders from the
treasury department after the close OF
the war was 33,G3S; gross proceeds.
1850, ,676 fetal expenses, 81, ,l6Q, 434 ;
proceeds released. s6O3, SO; proceeds
in the treasury, S4,SS8,672.
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In Illinois the courts have just de
cided that sleeping-car companies are
not responsible for articles stolen from
passengers. In New York jury has
just found a railroad company guilty OF
negligence in the case of bonds stolen
from party on their cars, and gave
verdict for plaintiff TO. s16.6S5.
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The New Orlears Republican con-
taics an elaborate article claiming that
The Eads' bridge at st. Louis, while it
is on obstruction to the upper COM
merce. is an engineering failure, and
that the Esds' ietty scheme is one to
delay the permanent improvement at
the rivers mouth, in the interest of the
bridge stock ana the st. Louis local
railroad rings.
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The Georgia Legislature has declared
unconstitutional, null and void, the
second series of six hundred thousand
dollars in bonds endorsed by the state
in 1870, issued to the Macon and Bruns.
wick railroad, ssid endorsement having
been declared binding by the legisla-
ture of 1872. First series bonds, $780,
600, are declared valid and binding on
the state.
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THE committee appointed to examine
the Georgia state treasury find that the
accounts OF Treasurer Jones are def
cient some $6S, 900, and that he has lille.
gally paid $4,000 old bonds. The
committee recommend that Jones be
requested to resign. They do not at
tack the integrity of the treasurer, but
condemn the loose system OF book
keeping and general admins ration Of
affairs,