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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
THE NASHVILLE BANNER.

Every intelligent family should be sup
piled with their county newspaper, ana
one paper from the Capital OF their State
The Nashville Banner. issued from the seat
of government. is u w~idr-awake, enter
prising aud Interesting Democratic news
paper. It's conn rcial reports are inval-
liable to merchant and producer. Prints
ali telcgraphIic dispatches. hsme and for
cign. of Western Associated Press, OF
which it Is a srockholder and member. It's
editorials are up with the advan ed DEM
ocratic sentiment of the State and the
Union. Its Legislative and Congressional
reports are full and accurate The great
political campaign of 1876 State and Ma
tional. will he inauguratcd this year. We
are on the threshold of momcntous politi-
cal events. C8-Take the Banner and
keep posted. Remember that the paper
Is sent postage free. and no increase OF
subscription rates. "a The Daily Banner
is $40 u year; the Tri-Weekly Banner 50
Il wear, and the Mammoth Weekly Banner
81 n year. Your Postmaster will receive
and receipt for. and forward subscriptions.
Address, ROBERTS Il FURVlS, Nash
Vile, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

The Winchester Home journal
promised some weeks age that at the
proper time it would bring out a Win
chester man for the L. S. ~Senatorship
that town having an abundance OF
suitable timber for that position Ii
seems to have changed its notion last
week. and is locking farther east for a
man, some say as far toward sunrise as
%urccnvillc.- II Lynchdury Sentinel.
Winchester hus material that the
peouIe Of Tennessee cou!I not be
ashamed Of, prominent among which
are Cs.. Z. Turney and Chancellor
As to the ''proper time al
.uded to by the Sentinel, that is at our
pwn discretion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
Nonresident Notice.
II, l.. Byron, Guardian, ETC., VS. Wiley
Embrey ct ais.

II. i. Byron, Guardian, etc, VS. Wiley
Embrey ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to
satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master. FRI
the bill in the above cause, which is sw
to. that the defendants. VIM. Dune
George Duncan and Benjamin Dune
are presidents OF the State Of Tenn
see, so that the ordinary process Of
Court cannOt be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publicati
be made for forr consecutive weeks in
Home Journal. published In Winchcsi
Tenn, requiring said resident def
dants to appear Oh or before the 4th NJ
day in January next. before the Chance
Court ut Winchester. Franklin com
Tenn. and plead, answer or demur
complainanr's bill. or the same will be
ken tor confessed and set for hearing
parte rs to them Witness my hand,
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Dee.
1871. T. II. FINCH, c. l.
dec2l-4t $50
Williams Il Martin. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
Non-R Resident Notice.
J. B, Hawkins vs. +. T. Estill ct. aiT.

j. b, Hawkins vs. +. i. EstiIl ct. ali.
Upon motion, and it appearing to
satisfaction of the Clerk d Master, FRI
cOmplainant's bill in above cause, viii
is sworn to. that the de endants, 4.
Bancroft, Tru- tee. ETC., of the State BIZ
OF South Carolina. also the President,
rectors. &c.. OF said State Bank of SN
Carolina. are nOn-residents of The State
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process,
this Court cannot bc served upon them
1t il therefore ordered that pN
LEGATION be made for four consccuti
weeks in the Home Journal. Il newspap
published In Winchester Tennessee. |
Quiring said nonresident defendants
appear OH or before the 4tll Monday
January next, before the Chancery Co
at Winchester, franklin county, Tenn"
plead answer or dcniur to complains
bill, or he same will be taken Tor CO
fcssed, and set for hearing ex partc as
them. Witness my hand at Office in vi
chester, this Dec. I'D. 1874.
T. II. FINCH, c. an
dec24-4t $50
Williams Il Martin, Solicitors for COZ
D~lainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
vICKsBURG.
Another Outrage by the Militar,
Banditti.
The Sheriff OF Warren County
Elected at the Point Of the
BayOnet.

VIcKsBuRG, Jan. Is -Majer George
E. Head. with q squat of Federal
troops with fixed baysnets. acting, it Is
stated. under orders from Gen Emery.
today entered the sherit's office here
and forcib'y elected Sheriff A j. Elan
agan. who was ia possession BY virtue
Of the recent election about the validity
,f which there is constitutional ques-
His right to the Office had net
however been questioned W any legal!
~'roccedings The military appear to
ave acted upon army orders alone.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Some one sends us a copy Of Gov.
Parkers message In the General A
sembly Of New Jersey. II Is an abe
and we will extract next
week some o: his views upon Federal
and State rights.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
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CITY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad aud Grant aud Slieri-
dan are very mad because the peopl
and press, Governors and Legislatures
are condemning their Louisiana out
rNpp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Gen. b. +. C%heatham's friends appear
to lie confident that be will succeed
DIR. Wright as Superintendent Of the
Penileutiary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

The Uniun and American says the
outrage perpctrated at Vicksburg the
other day by Federal soldiers, though
on u smaller scale than the Louisiana
affair, will cause almost as general an
outburst Of indignation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
Home Journal.

Hobbs confession duplicates Fricr-
sou, Of ColURlSa, and Duncan, OF Nash.
willie, and cxllonrratcs both Governor
EioWn aad Comptroller Rurcll.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of st;
Restoring the Statu Quo.

From the New York lIelald.l
President Grant having virtually
conceded in his message that the late
military interference with the Louis.
lana Legislature has n" legal in%stitica-
ton, a%pologizlns for it on the ground
that soldiers are not lawyers, and that
neither he nor Gen. Sheridan was then
in immcdilte direction Of the Federal
troops, the question arises as to what
steps should he taken to undo the
wrong. Ii De Trolriand, wins vas ig-
norant of the law, 'l,nhly put himself
under the direction OF Kellogg, whose
authority to interfere is "dehatarle,'
aud dountless u%ntenahle, and u Lc4is-
lature was upset aud Dispersed by that
illegal interference, what Is the proper
method ns re,ircss? Ii the Federal
army had not exceeded theft authority
the organization under Speaker Wliz
woul have been maintained and the
| House have remained in control oi
the Conservatives. Whether that state
Of things ought to be restored Or some
other method Of repara,ion adopted,
~ II question which we submit to pub
consideration, not caring to discuss il
or assume an, position upon ii AT this
stage OF the controversy. lf II lie ad
United that the army had no right to
lr,ericre, it would seem to follow that
things should he restored to the state
in which they existed at the time Of
the Interference. But it may he main
tanned, on the other lIani, that the
army has no more right 10 intervene
to redress its wrongs than it originally
had to intervene to commit them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

The S%ENAyoRsH T. The following
is the trs, ballot to elect q Senator
.1olmson, 81 Stephens. II; Bate. -
Brown, ~; Quarles, 7; Henry, | Say
age, 3. Ewing, 7; Hawkins, | Brown
low
Now make your bets a. 10 who the
Senator will be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

The signs Of tue times all point to
the death Of the Radical party. Its
efforts tsr Capitalization are opening
the eyes Of the people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Whether Hobbs received any money
from Bnrch " not is a small matter.
O'e ,Iing is certain: The people got n
more Competent man by far than
Hobbs when Burcii succeeded him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Eav. Browns Message, which we
gave To oar rGadrrs last week in the
form OF Il supplement. is generally
pronounced one Of the ablcst State
nocumenls ISSUED for many years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

The Becchcr- rilton trial is still pro
crossing. but the details are too filthy
for publication.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
For 1873.

PrBLIsHrp Q 'ARrERLY.-January nnm,
her just issued. and contains over ",
Pages. 500 Eh2ravinGs. descriptions Q
more than 500 of our best Flowers arr
Vegetables. with Directions for Culture
ColOrrd Plnte. etc.--The most ueeful siH
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English and German. Address,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21
MANHOOD;
How Lost, and How Restore

Just published. a new edit
OF Dr.. C~uLvERwELL's CEL
DRAFTED ESSAY on the rddN
cure (without medicinc) Spr
MATORRHpA or seminal Wa
mes Involuntary 81 minal Los
NpOTrNCY Mental aud phy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

Europe is preparing for war and
gold went up to ll2s last Monday.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-30

Ed CHIEF IL do not wish, by any means for the i'm
pI ession to 90 abroad that gift tsker but
be allowed to acknowledge, with grateful heart the
cepton Of a chalk pipe valued at refill price
with beautiful likeness Of Alexander the Great engrLv
ed Oh bowl with great artistic skill; AMI wJIld at
the time, take occasion to the generals
that such reckless extrava Ince if persisted ill., will ulti
mately lead to financial ruin and disaster.
Tboma, J,fr.ou Hudson native of the Missouri Rot
tom opposite this place whls under the influence Of
crooked whiskey on Christmas Eve was rash enough TO
defy the majesty Of the law in such cases made and pro
yided by attempting to put head on law abiding cti
for which offence City Marshal Craig lit down
Thomas Jefferson and furnished him lodging in the Ho
tel de Boose from which he brought before his Hon
Police Judge Flick, who after an impartial hearing of
the ordered that the aforesaid Thomas Jefferson in
fate the city exchequer TO the amount Of two dollar
rag baby, see President Grant great financial speech
and being let he the aforesaid Thomas Jeerson qGi
city betook himself to his accustomed hauns the vine
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severasee Iser..

We must report times brisk. Tho Christmas HOLIDAYS
have enlivened things considerably
Mr. JobDston's lecture a decided treat We think
that he will make himself with his lecture his
ideas being carefully chosen beautifully illustrated
We had the pleasure Of being present at party at Mr.
and Mrs Mawherters Christmas Ese in commemoration
OF their marriage one year ago To say spent deli
fu evening would scarcely justice and the supper
spendid-enough to make the tear. rol down persons
cheeks-because he could eat more The following
ladies' and gentlemen were present: Mr. and Mrs. W.
ClOneh, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Mr. A & Campb-u Mr..
TERM, Mr. and Mrs S. L. Ryan Ms jones' and Mr.
and Mrs Carpenter. The bride received quite number
OF me Presents May they have many happy returns Of
the pleasant occasion is the sincere wish OF We local
Mr.. Samuel McCray and Lady will please accept our
thanks for the very fine cake sent Us. Twas good.
The party at Mr.. Davisons Christmas Eve, very
successful affair. Good accommodations good music.
good supper, and above ALL good host like my friend
Mott are always guarantee of success
Saturday brisk day. especially in the lower part
Of town. No less than 1--WE fights and not much of day
for lighting either. is repOed of gentleman who
got drubbin that he raghtNay to the Justice
order have him close the Saloons and falling in this
went back, tackled the other fellow and put most
excellent head ON him.
We take this opportunity of giving notice to those
about enter the land Of hymeu that have iDor
dinate falling for the good things attendant such
emoues. that they may themselves accordingly
We noticed the sunRy face of johnny Mauritzus, Of
the streets Saturday JOdnny is jo
ly fellow and always glad catch glimpse Of
his bonuy countenance.
We have the painfql duty Of chroucIins dastardly
attempt to burn Nelson's saloon Saturday night last
Some one bent destruction piled shaviugs and kind
ling material the side Of the building and having sat
urated them with kerosene applied the match The hre
discovered about half past and just get
ting under headwzy. Ten minutes bore and the build
ing could not been saved The Nervousness of the
crime will he better understood, when it is known that
the upper story occupied by Mr. Nelson's family Have
we imported some of neighbours Ku-Klux, are
their heish proclevites being developed in midst
A who would deliberately set fire to building
knowing it to contain helpless women and children is
certainly to be hung Suspicion rests upon
eral though have been made. at this writing
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De.iphan ltrm..

Christmas day rather dun but few turkeys were
served Everything quiet up till towards evening
when good many had red faces from the effect Of egg
nog and wine About dusk couple of gentlemen Of col
got into indebtedness Of I've cents
ing very bad language. calling each other hard names
and finally they telling each other the truth
they to blows nd throwing rccks when one start
ed to which broke up the oh. where tell us
where The Marshal II is TO have city ori
nanees unless they put in force they just like
the Offenders perfect nuisance
young country &c into Knehs' store. Christ
mas and inquired for love candy What kind is that T.
Leaning the counter speaking with small still
voice: Love candy that has got it,
ton. love, she loves. both love-. Well Mr. have
got them you bet down to goose yoke Il viii take
half a pound, put mp in two papers" We expect the
next time We hear frum him. it will be suicide
elOpement
The Sunday School chllrens festival of Friday
night 1t grand affair for young fOlks-sood
Sc speeches etc. DOniphan turn out as good sing
ers in Kansas and COOL lookin yolng la
dies be found any WHERE. We enjoyed the
well and the children had lots Of good things cakes
dies ETC. Did not learn the receipts of the evening They
must have been large
Old mother gossip has her knitting done here AMI all
the younger have turned loose We avoid
the company Of eviloer and keep aloof from the Sian
derer peTjurer and fLsfer. AMI form associates
may hedge ourselves with of m ,ral and
eiusiveness but bad thoughts force their in every
where and become tplel an multiplied By IN, ;stsry
Of conversation. The cup that is fall will hold
Keep your hearts and minds fall Of COOL thllsht AMI
evil ones will find to enter.
BOrn-To Preston Swisher, daughter, December 2ad
1875
Born-To Mr. Trimmer. son December 2ith,hs15.
Mr.. Peter Willis and lady from Slxton No.. are visit
ing at Jsmas Walters, Mrs. Willis being sister of Mrs.
Waller. Arrived Monday and retarnel Tuesday.
Short stay.
We know good many ladies that trying
the brooches, and actually couple with a whole
suit going down street after dark Look out girls
we close observers. Your pants in style but
when your coat butt0ncd you looked full breast
ed for gentlemen. We told any bat bet
ter half and don't tell anything only tn cir
most intimate friends and their names Legion.
The following contains great deal of truth in home
ly guise concerning hollering in meeting Judy
old colOred woman, said of her sisters 'TLnt
the rae grace honey; faint the shure glory; you hol
lers too loud When you gets de dove your heart
de lamb in your bosom youl feel if You in dat
stable at Bethahem, and de blessed Virgin had lent you
de sleeping baby to hold"
Last Saturday lovely: it looked and felt like |
Spring. About the time frost gets out of will
freeze up again.
The wheat in these parts looks fine. Farmers say |
chnchbues numernus cold weather has effect
them. BOAZ
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Highland starion I,en..

P.S. No papers requested to copy
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Who Hin. NV Gun 2

On Sunday night October Gath 1873 man who said he
lived between Robinson and White Cloud, cncamped
short distance east of Troy when eoored man came
along on horseback, carving shotgun The gentleman
going to Missouri apples and cabbage and he
acquainted with the road the eolore man con
scented pilot him and taking the saddle from his horse
be put that and the gun in the and getting in him
self led his horse II raned during the night causing
them to halt for awhile. About O'Clock Monday morn
ing they arrived Ewood where the eoloTed man sad
dded his horse agreeing meet the other at the ST. 10
sePh market. The gun left In the wagon and the
gentleman has not been by me since The stock Of
the gun broken. II the gentleman this, he will
ember the circumstances and will confer favor by
sending the gun to me- at Troy or the CHG office.
Dec. 81, IsI5~3 AUG IENSEL-
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. December q.
FlOur-Dull: to choice western shppin. Xtra
sIa4 80; fair ~ s5dI e1l.
Whea-Fair demand lower rates; No Csc spot 95Ic
seller January; No 3, 76!c.
Corn-Unsetted but generally higher: No 2 Islc spot;
Isc seller December; Ale bid seller January.
Oats-Qdet and steady; No , 3Oc spot; Sole seller Jan
uary
Rye-Dull and n shade lower at 6Ti d6sc.
Barley-Easier; not qnotaby lower; 81 asa spot Soc
seller January.
Pork-Irreguar. but in the main lower: opened active
but closed dull SO spot; SO = 1871 seller February;
$40 50 seller March.
Lard-Fair demand lower rates. sI2 IL. IL Is spot
Sig 30 a 12 324 seller February
Bulk Mea-Easier; good demand; sales in salt from
to fifteen days lOic; bulk, short clear Ga 0d l2c
Cattle Receipts 800. market merely nominal except
for butchers which is &c higher than Friday good TO
choice 81 sIockers % 15d3 So feeders - 30
425
HogS-Receipts for the past - hours 10000. 5d Zoe
higher; enls S5a6 90 packers Sc s5d New England 81
al 10
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-30

rg7 onelegged chap has been hobbling around town
erutehes for few days past In making purchases
he usually suggests that reduction should be made
from the usual which is not very tange but the
he assigns somewhat strange, for this side of
the river. 1t is that he is cripple having lost his leg
in the Confederate service the seige of Lexington
and received ball in his shoulder at Mansfield Lpus
He adds that the ball extracted only couple
of weeks ago Lincoln and that it him forty
dollars and cents to the job done Kansas isn't
pensioning wounded rebel soldiers much but if the fell
low will to Washington he doubtless get posi-
on in the House he waits until the Democracy get
control of every department of the Government all such
as he will lie placed ON the pension list
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-30
DOWN THEY COME!

Having determined to close out my en-
tire Stock, consisting of Dry Goods, Clio
thing, Boots and Shoes, &C., by the first
of January, will commence this day tC
offer Goods at Prime Eastern Cost, 70,
Cash only! All are invited to call and
examine for themselves, and be convinced
that / mean what l say.
n. SLOVENIAN.
Troy, Dec. 1, 1873.
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Home Manufacture.

1t different firms manufacture the class of goods
but OF them has its factory in New York another in
Illinois another in Missouri while another has its factory
in Kansas 1t Is plain that Kansas people the
Of transportation by using the home goods
besides keeping the money at home and increasing the
taxpaying property in the State DIR. Naxwelrs Pure
Kansas Baking Powder. manufactured No sIs North
'th Street. LeavenwOrth is the only Baking Powder made
in Kansas 1t is good the best and is sale the
groceries nov2s.
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