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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

A TroRNEY AND OoUEsELLOR AT
"A LAW, and Interpreter in the German,
French and Italian languages before the
sivll and criminal Courts OF the State. A
ether languages, in q sojouIn Of hye years
"A Francs, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
.sreece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey-PKoper and
Enaland, will, IT Is believed, the better rec
ommsnd him In this branch OF his profes-
lion. Oflce with DR.. Crawford
Feb Il
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
ZEE BLACK HILLS.

IsteFestIng Account OF the Black Hills
Country by General ShefidaR-Paih-
eF De Smet's hOIntaiR Of sold, Etc,
The Country 10 be opened Up
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

A ReaI Estafs. Claim, and General Insur-
ence Agent. Tim, Ohio. once IN 0rum-
meII's Block, opposite the First National
Bank.
June II.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

1. TroRSEY AT Law. Singers Block
a Tinis. Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

Dr. G. G. BEILHARz,
q URGEON DENTIST. once in Empire
- Block. over the Pennsylvania Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March 25--L'rut.
Gen Sheridan has written the follow
ing highlv interesting letter concern
ing the Back Hills country. It set
forth what hss been done, aud what
the Government pr poses to do, in
this matter, and immediately con-
cerns all who Contemplate going into
the country:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
W.P. sOELE-

A JTORSEY AT LAW. once opposite
IL Ffeze & Co.'S. Furnitrre SsoIS;, 1-s1
n arlEst st.. Tiflin. o. his-'S
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08


control them. The testimony 0f cur best citi-
zens. Of all elasses, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PEcroRAL viii and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Threat and
Lungs bevond any other medicine. The moi.
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary 0rlTt2s
Weld 10 its power: and cases Of COnsumptio
cured bv this preparation, are publicly Known,
50 remarkable a hardly to be believed, were
thev not proven bevond dispute As a remedy.
It IS adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunnerS Of more serious disease il saves tn
numbered lives. and an amount G. suffering not
to be computed. It challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand rs projection against the early
and unpereeived attack Of Pulmonary Afiec-
tiors. which are easily met at first. but which
become incurable, and TOO often fatal, If neg
lected- Tender lungs reed this defence; and it
is unwisc to be without It. As \ safeguard 70
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PEcroRAL IS invaluable; for, BY is timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against orii-
nary colds. securing sound and heallh-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Inau-
enZa and painful Bronchitis when they know
how easily they can be cured
Originally the pf0duct Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
IS spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. i may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues Is has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable rs the greatest It has ever effected.
PREPARED Bx
~ = AVID 4 PO a.....u m..-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

rroRrRx AT LAW. once over Ne
A iisi1's Clothing store, Tinin, Ohio.
1-r4-,75-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
HARRISON EoBLE- EELsoN b. LU TEs
MI. HREWER,

A TTORNEYS AT Law, Tifhn, o., Ofice
II In MOBILES Block over Col. Bowman's 5
Crockery Store, opposite National Block.
naY Z. 7l-n2l-ly.r -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

GEoRGE aAssMAN

A TrORNEYs AT LAW. Once over
"a National Exchange Bank, corner CT
Washington and Market streets, Thin, o.
Nov. y, 74-u6
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
wTILTaMLANG.

rroENEY At Law AND NOTARY
a Public. Once over Hubbards Drug
store, Thin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
TERMS. 50 90 PER YEAR
4 FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
no,+o;,;rc ina 9-1o kcreg,

CONTAINING 1Vo o ~ nOlSoy
In Pleasant Township. on the East "a An -. u
sandusky River. For particulars, can On :. !.
p. Baker, North end OF Washington = sttse'- ~
TIGn. Ohio hS-H
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

WILLTAM ]. CRAwFORD. N. d..
DENTISTS.


nENTIST, TIFFIN, OHIO. OFFICE oyel
IL Vollmer & Kirchner's Clothing Store.
Dec. 5, 1871.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
n RT0EER.

s,aYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. once
over W. II. Schlosser & Co.'S Dry
Goods Store, TifIin, Ohio. Residences, Green
q cid street ear Heidelberg College.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08

MEDICAL.
n. 3. MARTIN, N. d.
. III. @. WELLS

nHYsfCIAN and Surgeon. once Ems
L pire Block, Main street, Tifnn, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
Ayers
Cherry PGctOral,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE-
Cough, Broneni6S, Asthma.

Among the sreat
discoveries Of modern
!, science. few are Of
more real value %
mankind tkan this ef-
fectral remedy for all
. diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
-rr-,f.- ~w.T -r....k...r7.-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-04-08
I0HN HccAULEY

A TrORNEY AT LAW, Tim, Ohio. once
A corner Main and Perry streesA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
Gte 8temen t,lt Swnt+

Der Monat Stunt tit nnbeoingt fir
ben 8tenen5l6ter Die tntereifantelte 3ett
i'm gan3en Sabre. 8or Nuem unb bet
Settet bat man it6 iebt gu eutiheiben,
tpel1eS 3tel III ii1 bet Der Quot norz
1teden tpIu, Oh eine b~eoeuten0e 8ermebs
rung Der S6pdrme ODER ben 9r6Btm0gS
lt1en 6oni9Dprratb, ba beioeS in einem
uno oemielben Sabre bon oenieIben 8te>
men ni6t mobL errei6t tperben fam.
Wfan6e %alterfa6rene 8ienenDdter erlauz
ben uno befirmorten nod tntmer bas
nG9tlt6e S6udrmen; mad unIerer Meis
nnng lit es t~noelien 3tpefotenli1er, Die
Stenen at trennen in Der am geetgnetlten
i9etnen0en 3eit, Del6e te mad Der 8ez
l9~affenbeit Der S1pGrme 3pii9en benz
LeBten Scat mno @noe Sunt liegt. Nia
man oas nG9tGi0e Sbmdrmen Su0eben,
10 muB bieles bod iebenfaus ge66rtg
fontrouirt perben un6 5ipar 10, oaB ME
mebr ais Elm S6marm our Belt BON iee
benz &orbe %GuSfltegt. I'm u6le sSoloen
oes' Jfabtl9partnenS 3u %Der6uten, ellls
pfe6Ien mir folgenoe5 Wltttel: IobQ[6 ff9
Elm S6parm BON ieinem Scribe entfernt
bat, nebne MAJ lebteren fort unD febe
iDn IN STRENGTHENING auf eineu neuen
Ptab uno leBe oann etnen neuen &orb
9enau oil benieLben Ort nte6er, 100 3ubOr
Der alte ltanb. get oteIer einfa9en Mes
tbooe tperoen lid Die metlten reifen Stez
men IN IL SGgen benz S9tparHIe an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
Gs5Schc11flichc Bninois Sfaafs-B cifmne.
eehes 6hiff Ser enalif4en

Se6es S6iff Ser engIif9en
Nor6pDl>@Tpebittot II, tpel6e am
20. W2ai a6~gegangen lit, nurbe pOn benz
Ianbenaii6fer Scr. Snbn Sparrotp NIT
Brfeftauben DerieDeu, dbnli6 ienen,
ipe(0e TN IeBten Oenti9 fran3ofil9en
Rriege IN 8erperonng iparen. Gin &DetI
lit beItirnmt, bic Communication Der bet@
Sen SAiffe unter chamber 5u nsrmtttelt;
cine aloere Ydrtte miro Guf ben Shltttel@
@rpeoitiontn in 8erpenoung fOnlnleI,
uul Botl9aTten fir Die S9Itte 81 Ibers
ncDt1el.
= Nuf benz vBalnter Cattle Ser am
20. Uiat BON Dartmouth ua0 Der Al9ou
i aDsG m Often oe5 GaplQnoes) abfubr,
befiuoen lt1 Die 8toniere Der neuen NJ
lte0Lung, Die am see GDa a ge=
g~ritnoet merOen ioll, I'M baS Wert SIP
in 9 it tones fort3uieBen: Die @tn.ltla7
ton 9lfrifa'8 6urb Nusbreitnng Des0dns
oel9 IND uuterbrilGuna Des SflaoellDdnS
bells. Die l1uterne0mung lit bon ben
i0ottii6en Observation-Disclosures ms
Werf geleBt DOroen un0 trG8t eIllell 00ts
3uQSiDeiie relt9i0len Gbarafter. 5000
lIebt an Der SplBe ein Safe, 0err Gotpnro
Young, Der ben beribmten Doctor bet
1einen criten GIpeoitionen anf Dem 3alns
beie be9lettete. Sin serle8bares e~ilernes
0amptboot, ySlaIa," 0as Die Aulteoler
nit lid fibren, miro auf Dem See gfDa1lG
freu3ell unb bet NuSrpttung oes SflaDens
batoel5 uber ben See quite Oienlte lets
item.
SIN Betreff Der Of rifIt6en TeIts
gtonen berri1en BEL ben. gebtLoeten
Sapanern bemerfen5tDertD et9entbins
lld)e Qlnli1ten. So I9retbt bic 3eitung
y9tisi6in S0tnjtibt," baB Elm Yrtelter
tolgenOe @ingabe 6eim 8icesDftniiter pes
0ffentli1en 0OttesoienfteS genla9t babe:
v0ie &e(tgtonsIorm zines ieben 2anbes ntuB
Der 8elttmmung pes IolfeS lberlaien 1peroen,
unb BET urS ullB tie belon0ers aut ben bret Gtoen
6eS Wttfaoo berliben. Die beioen 2ebren oes
G9into uno beS 8uooba ba6eil I9on Dtele III Die
SuBtaplen unleres nrlprlngtt6eu @tallbells 9S
Iettet, aber Ureinoe bubelI lb III unler &ano 5lDt1
l6en lnS ett9eDrdn9t uto uldn1e nulerea Sottes
buber ben 0luubet urlerer 8ortabren ~nerl1lea
uno Die @ruuDlaBe beS @briltentbunS an9enOnt>
men. Scum aber pragt bic fremoe ~Jtelt9ton 1peoer
9t6tung Dor Dem 6ilrlte1 nod gDrerbtetun9 DOr
Ben Gttern ein, uno neil tie @let19ltltt9tett III
Be3ug aui 0e biir9erlt0en llo Sanlllten>Hfth
ten ent1dlt, 10 muB lie ais ladtbetlt9 uuo l9lupf9
LID tit u1Iere Station anertallltt 1perDel. ga th
nun ais @rieiter Die Ert1t babe, nletne Seetbe IN
ben 98eQel Der 1uabrell 3~tettgion 5t flbren, 10 bin
t5 dngltliD SIT eriabren, OBJ eS mir erlanbt let,
mid oer Ausbreltun9 De5 tren1oell 9lGtoeuS 81
DIoerlescu.'"
Ser 8icezW fini1ter bat bierauf err
tpiOert: vOte Bitte wirb dnerfannt uno
geltattet, ober auBer Der 9teli9tOn Ddrf
niUt5 getba1 tperoen, tpas oas CUTE @ins
perne9nen ft0rem f0nnte, mel6eS Stpts
f6en ben Treuloen ulo nlierm Solte be-
1tebt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-22
Gto0t Gbica0o+
Ste

Oas Gountbrat6sz Gomite fir StraBen
uno 8rifen belt 0onnertag gta6mtttag
tpesen Der &o1es 6tu5 @naniton- Gbaufiec
cine Gohfereu5 nit Ben bret StraBen=
Snipeftoren oeS Gou1t1, BEN 6erren
Sobn SO. Sinnep, Dan. 8oot6 un6 Sobn
9offunann, ab. Wie eriltnerlt1 fem
miro, tpuroe benz GouttDrdtb in Ietnex
Stbung Elm Gert6t Der Sulpeftoren einz
9ere!6t, Del6e ben 3uitdno Der genanre
ten StrdBe ais etnen iebr f1le6ten be-
sei6nen, cine SbatId0 e, tpeL0e bon
bunoerttauIenb 8iirgern @bicago's ais
6ur6auS rt6tig unO iur su tua6r amer
fannt mtro. Oem 8ert9t tDaten Bee
i9Lllie betgeflgt, pel@e mad DorDertger
Serat9ung nit ben Snipettoren oeS
StraBensGomttes gum Sorgeben 9egen
ote Die StraBe tnrebabenoe @eIeui9att
anmetft.
Sn Der ertpdbnten Gonfeteu3 tpnr6e cine
ldngere 8elpre6ung iber Die WtitteI gee
pflo9en, bur6 DeI1e man Die @eIeui6aft
5~piugen fann, benz Pmblifum 9ereht st
tueroen. Das @eieb murOe na6gei9las
gen, ul6 man fGno, baB Der GDuntDratb
0as gte6t babe, Die Gr6ebun8 Don
@baufeegeI6 au berbieteu, iObalo bic
Snipettoren ben 3uitau0 ber StraBen
ais ulGn9clbatt erflGren, uHo bic grs
hebung 10 Lauge %Derbinbern bart, bis bic
@efeai9aft ben 6Orberungen bes Jtatbes
nG9gefommen lit. Der @ount1ratp oarf
feruer beitimmen, tpie pieI BON Der StraBe
bei9ottert iein ioa; CT bari oaS Jttneau
feitieben unO oerlauseH, OaB Die StraBe
beiprengt mtrb &C.
@intge WtttgLieoer tpGrer genet9t, ios
fort nor3uge6en, bod fam man i6lieBS
LID I6eretn, beute 9ienita9 Jtahs
mittag cine ~tpeitere @onferenS a6Su6als
ten, nn6 Az beriel5tn ben 4rGitpenten Der
@eieuI6aft, 9erra 8tIingS, unb ben
Inpalt 6errn Sc WOpHe einauIaoeg,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17
Corporation Tax Sales

an Uordov. JuIy 18Th. 1873. will sell
thr inllnwin'r .drsrrllpd town lots. all ST..
n,tnI within lLu ]corDorata limits Of the
,own of Winchester. Franklin county,
'rnrn. to suti.Cy The taxes. printers fee
ami costs dine u1on each tor tile year spec
flied I'm lbc de,crip(ibn Of each lot below,
giving lIlo 'hIirt amount FNh W.
the hlSi'r'l pIIdGr' ~ tIr LYNN ," """
IN NIhcnoHi'r' Il'it p'!nT ~, lo ,w
properly 10 ne Io""' ntIuuS'Ii w. "I
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Speaking Of Mrs, Tilton'o confession
to her brother, Joseph II, Richards,
and bis wife, the New York Sun
says;
"Tho r,ct Of Mrs. TiIton's comics
lcssion to Mr. and Ms Richards is IN
di,vulablc, 1t Is also iNd'sputa3lc
that she made to Mis-, Susan i, An
thony II confession even more detailed
and explicit. She also acknowledged
to Mrs. Bradshaw the truth Of her Rl'
,cgcd NduIlcrous intercourse with Mr..
Brcchor, But 50 morally perverted is
this EapIcss woman, that the Oilenc,
she confessed seemed to her to have
no moral STAN. B,cchcr was TO hcI
the representative Of God, or Chris
rather, incapable Of sin and their con
lc,scd adultery seems to have taken o.
for tho time in her morbid though
aud emotion, II spiritual character
which such Il paralnour us she say.
would be likely to assist her IN CIV
ing it. Her conscience seems TO hav
asserted itself at times, but never sum
GENTLY TO enable her TO see the rc'
blackncss Of the crime She acknowI
edged,
when Bccchcr was charged wit
the outrage by her husband, She, s.
feeling, would Of course be ready t
again put herself under the former
influence and Shield him at any c&
pcnsc. Her argument and bio wouI
be readily ut hand, In B1cChcra per
son religion would be attacked, CIlri'
, would receive another blow from III
r enemies, and Plymouth Church, wbic
she loved, would hc blown into piece
, Yet though she took back her conIe.
, sion TO her husband, in her wcnknG'
; she still kept on conIesslng to other
, and Iccbiy trying TO excuse her Jhcu
patcd paramount 1T IS a drcadil
" thought, tina! Of the moral wreck
= tins feeble woman, now denying, no
contrasting, praying for help to d
! right, thinking God smiled ON her lie
y feeling that the church had its on.
J, support IN her dcnia,s Of the truth, al
t yet gaining ]momeulaIy satisfaction '
I u conscience not entirely s%carcl, !
> fearful exposures Of her sin to frien'
, in whom She trusted, finding consOl
: ton in religious cosuislry, which can
1 only to fail her in the end, and all I'll
| while the dreadful fact and its Lhrca
cncd exposure stared her in the fac
Here is material for romance bcsiC
which even the Scarlet Letter will see
c u tame analyst, Ola soul tortured, ="
sued by evil imaginings and indulgtI
= in vain subterlugcs, mingling rcllsi'
with the arts Of the devil, and scckiI
> TO gain support for lies persisted in, |
cries and prayers to the Divine Auth
Of truth"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Some o. General Shcrman's critics
notice that his Memoirs are silent on
the subject Of his surprise at Shiloh.
As is remembered by every Southern
survivor Of the memorable battles OF
the 9th and 7th Of April, 1862, Shiloh
was probably the most complete Fcdc
raj surprise Of the war. a portion ol
Gen. Albert Sidney J0hustOn's advance
slept on their arms Saturday night al
most within cur.hOt Of the Federal
lines, and early Sunday morning were
charging On their tents, rouslng from
their slumbcrs tn officers and men,
none OF whom seemed to be aware that
an enemy was within 4 half dozen
miles. No pickets were out no prep
aratiOn seems to have been made for
meeting an onset, though there is Off
cial evidence that as late as Friday
Gen. Sherman was aware Of the pres
cncc Of a large Confederate force be-
tween Corinth and the Tennessee river.
Gen. Sherman may be pardoned for
scnsitivcnGss on this point, but it is
impossible to pass ovcr facts so nOto-
rious; besides, attempts TO suppress or
explain them away shakes public con
lidcnce in Gen. Shcrman's reliability
when treating Of any matters which af-
feet his fame Mem. Avalanche.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

wv. hama ,,,oi,nl 81 rnnv nr q noncr
-.
J"'C c""'''''''" 9" ''o O'',
Grundy county IL IS cnllI'cd "lhc
Miners and Manufacturers journal"
and ia nno, z uopc noucr. The oh.
l.. o., uo,
Jcc' VI ''' ''"''"'' :" y
a. >, COlyar, It's editor, rs manly 10
put before the country the vast mineral
ycoI,h nr Trnucsgco and csprriaIly in
co"l "h" ''o'' ~" ~ '"'0''"7' ~,
people Of the State III manufacturing
In his salulatory Mr.. COlyar says:
,u,,, ,L..,, .,L, wf,l
"m''' ~ o-' "i
"'i'c ioI '''9 P'PI, nav =,
'"''''3'"'''' "J "' wv I."n,aI ,hat
power '''J "''' 'oII' W. ,Lo C,,,o
'"' iu'"'0 60, ,L' L,nI, Of hama
"1"', ~ Io",," "I"a,r" "nnI;oI ,n onr
l"o''al9 "D,", ,',9 "nn,h onI
'''' "'',' w. nan amr
o"' nnwor. wo mnst rut
'''' "',' oa,aI, o,r nwn
o"" 'ol''s' W. r"o,n. nnr owm
VS. "'"aI' ma mna, moko our
o''''" "'', WIZ ~ 49,, ,.,,,
own '"'''''H pu ,'an, "nr
'i"nu o"' Wv" Y ~ .
cooH'ns ''o,,' " w. sLor,
"'"'o r."n n"a,1 nn,jnn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

,.I,r. a., n,~,,pytnniIv
W"aI NV Wv"
70 pI"'E'g' W., ,ol Dosno,sm which
as ,or ar "Io' onl ins,Iy ycoordcd,
'"l"eN ''3,''.'' w" r,n,j. -, jn coy'
~ 'lo 'o'n"Vu o"o Inn, liI,lo ~ eny
c'n,n'"', w. o,L wnmon in Eroloud
E"',,g.. Wv" "' r]n"n,ing 70 r,,nh-
ana America "'' nnI,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

1t hardly seems possible that Beech
or can prove himself innocent of thu
crime charged against him. The so
phistry and astuteness OF his wei. palc
lawyers may deceive the jury, but, as
the New York Sun says: "a man
nous verdict in his favor would not
restore public confidence in him, Even
his clearly proved innocence Of adulte-
ny, if anything so improbable should
hereafter ensuc, would still leave his
character shattered. His c%owardicc rd-
mains, so does his deceit; and his long
years of cxl,uustlcss devices to ward of
the public %imputation which privately
frightened him half out of his wits, cry
out against his honesty aud undermine
his capacity for further usefulness as a
public teacher"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17


The tendency OF all human govern
| mcnls is toward extravaganza and DIES
,nti.m
l, ,.
"IL Is rciIarNabic, says NolhcJ' 'iUat
this has, III All Instances been Jtc constant
lrogfc', OF societies; beginning WIN i'C-
rnOcIlcy, llAJ -, WIN u great DIVISION o.
power they lave passed 10 Ari'tOci'ry'
ana from ArIslOrrary To Monarchy, Does
ii not follow, from TINS historical licI, liHJ
those who constitute state, under Tue UcM-
]Orra-ic form, du,lIro them to undergo all
the intervening trouble, between that and
monarchy? But 1t should, ut the same
time, be proved that social experience Is
| already exhausted for the human race,
and that lii, spontaneous movement is
not solely the effect Ol iguorancc.'
r
ignorance OF """I' i@n"in''' %
The fact that Cupldlty and IAlcrhai
Dcsrotism are the mighticsl enemies Of
ronnhIic.
"What," says he. "is Il family? An ell
~cmcntary portion OF that great body called
In,'",i, im' rP,''Ic n'a , am ~, DI,n -
D"rs If tIr romily nrc, 50 are the Manners
Of the whole.
Because the head of a family On an
clent 9,a'G|') to"lu rArtci>o %n nn12'h w.,
"orctior, and Irsirr. thr sole ruir OF bis
conduct; he gave or resumed his goods
without equality, without Justice; ana
rdt@hat DeSpol'"m m"7 NE jG""aattDm ~
,SrDs,I" :" xxx G"nmi,tinns whrn finn"
and labor had Developed riches, Cupii3y,
restrained by the laws, became more art
l1', nHt no, 'fSo "tt',v, IL " ~ in
| fine bosom of every State. an intestine war,
in yhicn the citizens. divided into cOn-
lending corus of professions. GLASSES, and
families. uurcmittiu"ly struggled to ap-
prouriatc TO themselves. under The name of
suuiclnc mower. the ability of Numbering
everything, and rendering everything sub
scryicnt to the dictates of their passions;
and this spiri, of cncroacImcnt, disguised
under all possible forms. but Glways the
same in it, objects and motives, has been
the perpetual scOurgc Of nations
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C,,ii;tv oyhilf,s i,so,r ia nuhlir cv.
,],y,gorco
Evir,voponcc proIuccs publrc debt.
,uLIic loEi nrniuccs heavy toyotior
InuVV Ir yntipn brpIurpS npVprtV. nov
nr,y yroduros wrntchclnrss wrctchcd
moss nroduras decentralization: and de
mnr,iiz,,ion urcnarrs the minds of the
n]cnnln for desnousm
Ipn, rsnn rcaorInd nuhIic doht "a tho
ho,d and rrnmi NJ Mi n,Lrr ]roI,mi,ics
md tbc remedy which he nronoscd is
nrnhoLly tho hoe, which rouII br do
r;,oG
"T",,n n,.. u,,, 49,.
ohtnin" 'imgIr ]dmIm"nt to omr Gonstioy
tuition. | would be willing to depend on
that alone for the reduction of the admin
lSlratlon OF our government to inc gen
o ",' additioninI or,icI. AKIN" rrnm the VII
eral Government the power of borrowing.
| know that to pay all proper expenses
within the year. III case OF war would be
oi U.s. n"' nos ~ n''u as w. ""r'
duccJ in that proportion."
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Gen. Shcrman's book about the wal
is being criticised closely, and the Gen
cral, i. really appears, is not us careful
about the truth rs he should be. Bat
one thing is certain: The comments
upon his Memoirs are creating an in
tcrcst which secures an immense sale
for them, and since acquisitivcness is n
prominent bump in the Generals head,
wo pucss he is not much frcttcd by any
criticism that will help the sale of his
book.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Boston has no lack of sensations JUS
now. In addition to murders by small.
boys, and the killing ola little child by
the sexton of n fashionable church for
no cause except pure c~usseaness, that
city is agitated by a scandal that has
mortified the high-headed portion OF
the Hub more than all the vagaries o!
the trash ever could have done. Abra
ham Jackson was his name, and he
was ont of "the oldest and best" un.
I'll a few days ago, when he got away
with $4,000 Of the money OF cbarita.
blc associations, and now they mention
his name with vigorous condemnatory
expletives in front of it-[N. o
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

The New York Tribune puts it scnsi
bly, thus "Isn't it about time for the
loyal editor to stop turning pale every
time Mr.. Jefferson Davis happens to
receive II little public attention in tho
south Is it necessary for the safety
of the Union to pronounce the np-
pIause which srcets the speeches Of thu
ex.President Of the Confederacy til,
'old rebel ycllY To the unpartisal
eye Mr.. Davis appears Il very harmless
sort Of Il person.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Gen. Sherman is now in the condi-
ton Of the majority OF men who in The
days of their power omitted no oppor
tunity to reward their partisans anC
suub or neglect everybody else. This
was characteristic OF Sherman during
the war; but at present the snubbei
aud the snubbed and neglected are on
terms Of equality, and the latter have
found il his Memoirs a chance to set.
tie old scores. Persons who, or whose
friends, have been i'll treated, have
long memories. - Mem. Avalanche.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17
The wheat Crop-What Should
Be Done.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-06-17

Above cut represents the Nichols, Slcp-
arl d co.'s "Vihrator' ThrcshOr ana sep
ma,or. This wnchiucis warranted 'lIpe-
rior to any other Kind Of machine in the
United States for T%hreshiug, Cleaning
and Saving Grain. Of all Kinds and in all
conditions. with this machine, | oilel
orcr for sale, Nichols. shepard a COZ Ia
nous Triple Cleared Mounted Horst
Powers. tor &c. s.. or l0hOrScs. This pow
cr has no cqu,l for strength. Durability
Liunlnc.s oi Draft and convenience.