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partment, one of the most experienced Book
and Job Printers in the country; and the
presses will pe superintended by Skilled
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The President has sent to the Senate
a very large number of nominations almost
all of them being appointments made during
the recess. Anon them are the following
Zachariah Chandler, to be Secretary of the
Treasury; Christian Wulweber, of Iowa, Min.
lister Resident to Ecuador; John c. New, of
Indiana, Treasurer of the United States !;
Curtis f. Burnham, of Kentucky, Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury; John L. Smith, of
Ohio, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. These
nominations were confirmed by the Senate,
at the Executive session.
1t appears from the diplomatic cores
pondence accompanying the Presidents mes
sage that in July last the Venezuelan gov
crnmcnt paid to the American minister
twelve thousand three hundred and sixty
six pounds sterling, being funds deposited
for United States claimants under the awards
of the mixed commission, and offers monthly
paymcnts in future. The correspondence OF
minister Cushing with the secretary of state
commences on the fourth of November, 1874,
but contains no dispatches of recent date.
1t appears from the diplomatic cor
reSpondence accompanying the presidents
message that in July last the Venezuelan
government paid to the American miniter
twelve thousand three hundred and sixty
six pounds sterling being funds deposited for
| I'united States claimants under the award OF
the mixed commission, and offers monthly
payments in future. The correspondence OF
Minister Cushing with the secretary Of state
commences on the fourth of Nobember, 1874
but contains no dispatches OF recent date.
The secretary of the treasury has sent
to congress his estimates for the fiscal yeal
ending June 80, 1877, the following being the
total recapitulation by departments Con
gress, SG,9jS,l7j; department OF justice, 50,
S5O,OiO; executive proper, S7S, 400; depart
ment of state, 1901 ,O9j; agriculture, S2jl,
j65; treasury department, III, 1885, wal
department, 7,i3O i99; navy department
! 81, ,792 1876; interior department, Si0,59i, l25
postoffice department, S9,S62,7lI; grand to
tai, S3lI,6l2,6O6.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
Opening Of the Oriy-fOurtIi Congress.

WAsHINGToN, December G.--1he Sen
ate was called to order promptly at twelve
o'clock by Hon. T. w. Ferry. Senator
Anthony submitted resolution providing
for the appointment Of It committee of two
senator, to join such committee as may he
appointed by the house "f representatives to
inform the President that q quorum OF the
two houses had assembled and congress was
ready to receive any communication he may
be pleased to make. Agreed TO- and the
chair appointed senator Anthony and Thur
man such committee The Senate then took
a recess for half an hour. On rcaSscmbling
Senator Boutwell, announced the death oi
Vice.Prcsidcnt Wilson, and said at an early
dav resolutions relating to his life, character
and public services would be offered. Ad
journcd.
DECEMBER The Senate was callco
| to order at twelve o'clock noon. Upon re
assembling Mr.. Luckcy, the private secrctar,
| to the President, appeared at the bar ot thu
Senate with the message, and it was read b!
Mr. Gorham, secretary of the Senate. Tn,
reading was concluded at eight minutes pas
two o'clock, and was listened to with marked
attention by the Senator, and the large audi
ence in the galleries. On motion OF Sena
tor Conkling, the message was ordered to la.
ON the table and he printed. The Presiden
prO tenn laid before the Senate the reports o
the various cabinet officers and the comp
troller Of currency, which were ordered to b'
printed and lay on the table. Adjourned.
IL the Senate on the Sth, a large mum
her Of bills were introduced, laid on th,
table, ordered printed and referred to the
appropriate committees when appointed
Among them were the following: To pro
vide for and regulate the counting Of vote
for President and Nicc.PreSident. and Ills
position Of the questions arising therefrom
To secure dcpo,itors in the Freedman
savings aud trust company from ultimate
loss. Amcndatory and supplementary q
{ act, t. incornordte the Texas Pacific railroad
10 remove the legal and political disabiltie
! OF all citizens of the United States subjec
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
FOREIGN.

The latest reports from the Fiji Islands
place the number Of victims Of the plague at
| about forty thousand.
The Spanish government is about to
strengthen its naval force in Cuban waters
by sending thither Admiral Pin2ou with nine
vessels four of which are iron.clads
II is computed that the amount which
the British public have lost by foreign loans
during the past six years amounts to $500.
OOO0O0 The Turkish loans are not included
in this.
The Formosa savagcs have again whipped
the Chinese. who number them one hundred
to one on the island which simply proves
that the Chinese are no fighters. They have
been trying TO reduce the Formosans for half
4 century.
The Spanish northern armies have been
rc-Organzcd under Martinez CampoS and
QucSada with a prospect of activity in the
field against the CariSS, who now have 49,
600 men at the front, about 2j,OOO OF whom
are well armed with Remington and Bcrdan
rifles.
FREDERICK p. Montcs who was banshcd
from Cuba to the Isle of Pines in October,
has been released lie and several hundred
of the wcalthicSt CubanS had been arrested
ON suspicion Of Sympnthi2ing with the pa
triots. ON the Isle Of Pines they slept IN the
open air, and had no change of clothing.
When Mr. Monies reached Havana, he was
told by the Captain General that il he would
rcnouncc his allegiance to the United States
he might remain in Cuba, otherwise he should
be baniShcd at the end OF one month.
The IIcrzcgovinian inSurrcctiOn is AS
suming vast importance from the fact Of the
open participation of Montenegro in the war
against the Ottoman power, and the almost
certain cooperation of Scryia. With Scrvia
Montenegro, Bosnia and herzegovina united
the days of Turkish dominion in Europe
will be ended provided the European pow
crS do not commit the folly of again attempt
ing to uphold the tottcring throne as they
did twenty wears ago.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The export of American leather is in
crca,ng to substantial figures II has risen
from 100000 sides, two wears ago, to l,SoO,OOO
hides this year,
The crooked whiSkcy investigations in
the several cities, seats of the most glarng
frauds on the government, continue to make
startling developments.
Woman suffrage is slowly but surely
gaining ground. Hundreds OF thousands OF
women are voters already. Women are voting
to-day in England, Holland, Austria and
sweden; they have voted for five years in
Wyoming and Utah.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

The Kingdoms and empire, whose cX
istence has been guaranteed by the Eu
rOpcan powers all seem to be in Il very
bad way, Turkey is going to the dogs
notwithstanding the TRANSMISSION Of copi.
Gus loans into the icvcrish blood of the
sick man since the Crimean war, and
King Georges Grccian kingdom is in
such Il rotten condition that is is said to
he extremely probable he will retire in
disgust before long. The parliament OF
that classic kingdom has been at logger
heads with the king for some time, and
the cabinet is about to he impeachcd for
its opposition to the chamber during the
last year. Moreover, the treasury is abb
solutcly empty, and the whcrcwithal to
rcplenish it is wanting. No one could
blame the king for laying aside the cares
of state.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
WEST.

smallpox is prevailing TO a very Sc
rious extent in Cincinnati, There were scy,
cnty.ninc deaths from the disease last week,
At recent meeting of the California
Ninicultural Association, a rather singular
fact was developed. II seems that California
is producing 100000 gallons Of good wine
annually, but the wnc.makcrs find it impoS.
SbIc to get rid of their product. A very
small quantity is consumed in California
itself, and the expectation amounts to but
very little. This seems to show that wine.
producing countries do not diminish the use
of wh>kcy With fine wine in abundance
around Them Californians stick to whisky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
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ran ,or thn honor which yon havr corrcrrr,
u,or mo in c,lIin,, me to thi. exalted .toriou
I rrofouudIv onrrrciotc tI,c imror.onrc ana
deIicocv Of the duties. | shall doubtless
many times. need your patirut induIgcnrc
T pray that vou will grant it. And with
nothing but kindly feeling toward every
member of the House. promise that in all
my official acts will diycst myself, to the
utmost Of my ability, Of all personalities,
and observe complete fairness and impair
tiality toward all, and toward all the great
diversified interests Of our country repre-
scntcd in this house. Several members were
here sworn in, when Mr. Lamar offered res
olution declaring the following to be- the oil.
Ger, of the House Clerk, George VI. Adams,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
EAST

The Philadelphia Navy Yard was sold
last week for million OF dollars.
William NJ. Tweed has escaped from
LudIow-strcet Jail, New York. Warden Dun.
ham accompanied the prisoner to the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Tweed, at Madison avenue and
Ffty.ninth street, and while there Tweed
requested to see his wife privately. Dunham
unhesitatingly granted the request, and
Tweed went up stairs to his wife's apartments,
caving one of his sons to entertain Dunham
and the deputy. After waiting about ten
minutes Dunham became uneasy, and sent
young Tweed up stairs to tell his father To
come down Immediately, a they desired 10
return Ia Jail. In short time the Young m'n
returned and informed Durham that his Ia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

A maiden once said, "Pll not mate
with man who has not fortune great.
so she poutcd and waited, and scorned
to be mated. She's maiden yet-age
forty-eight.-N. Y. Com. ADV. A maiden
once thought, 81 can not be bought-Tl
marry a man who is poor :" but the mar
he drank beer, died driving "keer
and twelve orphans went out from he
door. 'Tis bctter to wait and be age,
iorty-cight than To marry the average
man; for there's trouble ahead for tn
maiden who'll wed the very inst pcr~ol
she can.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

THE executive committee Of the
Woodruff county agricultural and me
chanical association have issued in pam.
phlct form the address delivered by Gov.
crnor Garland, Of Arkansas, at the re.
cent fair of the above association. The
address is rcplctc with valuable informa,
tion, judicious suggestions and interest
Ing statistics relative to the condition
and improvement of Arkansas, and
should be carefully read by every citizen
of that state. In the concluding portion
Of the address Governor "Garand says:
Great efforts are now being made by the
co-opcrators of England, five hundred
thousand strong, with their hcadquar-
tcrs at Manchester, to establish a direct
trade with this rich agricultural valley
and if the labor Of Eads be not in vain,
may me not hope to see before long one
cultivated field from here TO the gulf
and its produce shipped direct to Eng
land through the mouth Of the MiSSiS-
sippi river? As an induccment and
incentive to our people to progress and
to note well their steps, here comes
the centennial exhibition at PhiladcI-
phia in 1876, where at the temple
of liberty will be gathered all her
children to tell their history and take
their stand. The civilized world will be
there to pass judgment upon each and
every one of the family, and a record
will be kept for future Use and refer
encc."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

thcr had gone. Durham at once searched
the house thoroughly, hut no trace Of the
Boss could be found, Warden Durham ad-
mitS having taken Tweed out to drive some
three or four times while he was in his Gus.
tody aS Tweed was complaining of terrible
headaches. The bonds given by the sheriff
for proper and faithful performance Of his
duties are Sj0,OoO, and those of Warden Dun
hnm SgMnMM
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Boy, when YOU slide ON the long
hnnnjICr of the front hall stars, ana 90
40 fast ,hot il burns Won clean through
,,,n, tr,r..or. that's friction.
''"'
When if VAS rllmOrCd the other day
that ncr HutIcr was dead nobody wcpt (,
indeed, until the rnmor was coI'ITaulc'''
nobody felt Ike weeping
n,, 1.-Two. orc o,huu. written through
Wi,h rood or in. with false or true,
And MS the blessed angel, turn
The pages Of our wears,
God rant thNrcaI thg, good wlh smiles
Ana o'", the III "''n Tears
The woman Is yet to hr dlScoNor'd
who, when her husband Is pouring cN-
plctiycs into the bosom OF ms clean ~hrl
will not soIcmnIy declare that the gar
mcnt had every button on It when II
was put away.
o.NIy. son " said y dyinr grocer to hi,
,,,,Lol,In' .rncn.snr tn thr bu.inc., "nrycr
li"t lv'',I ."mI IN ,hr .ugor Cherish a rcpu-
tot;on far f,ir and honorable dealings
Nth vour G,IInw.mcn. and use terra alba
instead it's quite rs heavy and don I
grit on the teeth "
nrco in while 4 man gcts the
.,or,h ~ thornuchly taken out of him
,n,t H.. n.a tryinr, \ few DAYS ago
~" ,,,;rin .cbnni,cr ros.cd eastward
thranrh pcorio On it, canvas cover
wen. mn;ntrd in LARGE letters the legend,
4" ""a "",oi",, hack to nv wife, folks"
,u;,.;.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

The German and irish elements have
fallen of nearly fifty per cent, and the
Scandinavians and Italians have shown
equally great proportion Of decrease,
Among the most desirable classes of i'm
migrants are those from Russia; they
usually bring money with them and set
tie upon public lands. They generally
60 to the far west, but Il considerable
number of families are expected soon in
South Carolina,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

thereto. Granting w. Cornell lrwG, uud
nssuciatcs charter rights for lclcgraphir ocean
cable communication betwrcn the Pacific
coast Of the United States aud Asia, Ior>.
| tend the time for the completion Of the
| Northern Pacific railroad, II allows that
| company ten years additional time in which
| To complete the road. Regulating the Nala.
rirs of Judges Of the court OF claims. II
Provides that the salaries of those judge
shall he siX thousand dollars pcrannunl from
and after the passage OF this act For the
sale of the Black Bob Indian lands in Kansas
comforting exclusive jurisdiction in the
United States courts and for the punishment
oi crimes committed against the Indians,
Senator Morrill, Me- submitted a resolution
inStructing the committee ON po>tolliccS and
poStalroadS, when appointed, to inquire into
the cNpcdicucy OF 50 amending the postal
laws rs to produce revenue adequate to the
support Of that service. ordered printed,
senator Mortor submitted Joint resolution
Ia amend the constitution of the United
States 50 as to elect the President and Vice.
President by direct vote Of the people, and
abolish the electoral college, Ordered printed
and referred to the committee On privileges
and elections when appointed, \ large
number Of memorials were presented and
laid upon the table, to he referred to appr0-
pirate committees when appointed. Scna.
tor ingalls, submitted Il resolution that the
secretary OF the interior be- requested 10
transmit the report Of the commission APP
pointed to investigate the affairs oI the
Osagc Indian agency, together with the cyi.
dcncc taken by the board and separate find
ingS Of individual members, Agreed to,
Adjourned
is hc'Scnatc ON the 9th, it was ordered
that the bills and memorials presented yes
tcrday be taken from the table and referred
to the appropriot" committee. senator
Maxcy presented the memorial Of the Texas
constitutional convention in relation 10 the
dcprcdationS on the people oI the Texas
frontier by bands ol mauradcls organized be-
yond the limits OF the State. The following
bills were introduced: To amend the act
creating the tribunal to adudiratc the
Geneva award. To extend the duration Of
the court for the adjudication Of the claims
arising ont Of the Geneva award. To amend
the act Of July -, 1851, to aid in the con.
of railroud and telegraph line
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
SOUTH.

Georgia is the only State where dogs
are not taxed.
Negroes are leaving Tennessee in large
numbers, some going to Arkansas and some
to Mississippi, probably under promises Of
large pay Tor picking cotton.
The Arkansas senate yesterday passed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
FAITHFUL. AmoNG THE r,Irnnrss

once in while, in this world 50 strange,
10 ll!htcn our Nd regrets,
We may lind "hcart that II true through change
A heart that never lorgcts,
llut rare its rose In December,
Asa bird In an Arctic cline,
Isn heart that can ever rrmombcr
Through sorrow, and change, and time
once In while wc Gnd friend
That will cling through good and III
Whose friendship follows MS cen 10 the end,
Pc II mp or dawn the hlh
But the heart 80 true and the love 80 tender
And friendships faithful SMILE
whether We dwell In sadness ur .plcndor,
We find II but ,nrr In while
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

The Philadelphia Press man has 4
knack of taking situation at a glance
OF Mississippi he says: " Mississippi lies
to-day fresh and virgin from the hands
of God as when in primeval @on' the
waters swept the face Of the earth anu
gave it to man with Il new soil ready LOT
his hands"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23

How LITTLE ALICE DIED.-Not long
ago the Rev. Mr.. WinSor, of Red wing,
Minnesota, met with Il painful loss III the
burning of his daughter Alice: Her
breast, abdomen, lcg1, arms and hands
were shockingly burned, and after few
hours she died. She was only about ilNc
wears old, and, as she fingered between
heaven and earth little while, she
asked her mother to lie on the bed with
her and, when this request was granted,
she said Sing to me am Jesus lit
tie lamb" As her stricken mother
tried to press back the torrent of grlei
tha, swcllcd up in her heart and sang
the words, the dear little sufferer made
an effort with her failing strength to put
one of her crisped arms around her Geck
Afterwards, aS death grew near, she re
qucstcd her father to sing " Rock of age
cleft for me" and seemed to he soothc'
by those holy and old words.-'H. Pd'
Pioneer.