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After entne further discussion the matter was
made special nrtlsr for 0'lluek Monday.
arayBxrRn wnnE AGAIN,

After knfng further uf4Guhaioh tue fAntter WIS
made special order for G'cloek Monday.
acAyEsnER WORK AUA1T.
In nnswcr to Ali RYnn, AID. Throop said tho
Council ct,lll,! make I'D additional appropriation
for sraycngnR. II tlc work WA to be carried
olt, II .herAsne necessary for mutual arrange
u,cnt to bc ma1c With some one Alter cor
euitatDn with tho Mayor, hc had co'Iic to THO
conclusion that the only courtc which
could 10 adopted was % q leave the he
matter in tho lIan1s VI tile Committee
on County Relations and Health, with power to
act. That could be done without involving the
city any further than u carry OIL the work until
the end Of the fiscal year.
AID. Wheeler offered tho following:
Reaoirtd. That The City Comptroller hc, md he
IA hereby ordered 10 counternatit A tirtler htop-
u!na The scaycnses work: and be II further
Esotpfd, That tho Commissioner Of Health be,
and he il hereby, instructed to cnnse the present
Civ fcaEcngef 10 continue the work At the tame
pttce he II now receiving. provided no can make
arrangements to have him wait for biz pny until IN
nnnruprlatton can be made. OF until such tfmo III
I'll city Will be able to pay him.
After some debate, tho resolutions were refer;
rcd 70 thu Committee VII County Rciatf1ns anu
Health, with Instructions to report ut the ue1'
meeting.
The Council then adjourned.
, 1876-09-30

reached btfOrD The 64OOdA number nf 80 Inns heel
1lIctl, such cn.e viii be considered ns continued
uut,s the next eorm Of Tho Court tot tue Nnrihctn
Grand tiv!tInn. unA i VII nut bc necessary to do
bflels or Ahasraeea a. this Term.
1r, 1.u - Shn W. ~, 1au"H. H,,, nr. .,a
r., tnp.e!. g! ~ "; ns n,vt .ocnra Ip
yt M rrr, .t."a. =" '"''~
III " H .e..t ~ ~ .t,t,, ant t,yoixx othrr
F a,. y anu
nu n"lss o.. ~ S 'rSar ~ .m,s9 ths
ars,vs @ intc 81 ~ II e ,nn,iam to III esde
I'm n,arr ~" ~ rnutinmnncr v r. y" "''''''' - -
i7M Ws!tcr y? % IT ~ ~ Ali It al, motion to
wiiitJrnw H.. ,,nrnr,nrc II John H. tiorcrs and
10 tIisu,is, az A. to rI Hin. a. ver atipuis.ton.
III: fmhn."n ~ IT * i;rr(tzisl,,,cr; motion to
tet a.!de te os,ier M "t coninaa,,sc and fSr ar
jsnnInn nj tmc in ths l4th Of October to die BRIEFS
as % n.p stinnIatIont' If I ~ '"' A's" -
.i., ifniu ~ Al y. r,op H. nt motion for leave
u nui,mit Mi .ipsh sIie Il osxinat ri nal paper. M
7Ls. IItesl,es w. ssG sliogx ] ~ q a. appeal dls.
missrd Win !, mr. crnt Janasce,
iii Inbnsnn w. FAIRY ii a. same motion and
toine oftur.
Iu7. Iiyde 1,ark w. Dunllar, ct al. mutton TO
disnf,K ihs ,yrif nnti aar;n The bill of exceptions
fron ts fiss: notiu1, reserved until the hearing.
7fH. ljiit!nrs W. Nelson; tns nntiuu for cAye
In Ala rernr,i for hrnrny u tlts term conle. loo
late: tic motion ID IeneI the rule Is inHaxbe tn
llal respect
ArrL,oA7toXs, , mill. 49,
OF hl8t3N a, LdhtYan nuu HlbIA1t y. 4iAGu SQ@
, 1876-09-30
NON0Tt,Ck SILK COMPANY,

A roticcubly Inc display In thls years Expo
eItion IL that made by thr Nonotuck Silk Com
pa,,y, manufacturers Of tho uncquulcl Cortl-
cclli " spool silks, embroitler1es, a,ll aewlngs.
Comprising, as It does, silk III all ss forms, from
the cocoon mud raw-rcclcd fibrcs to the finest
finished servings al!l machine twist, it IL by far
thu most sklllfully arranged Of anything In its
line. The disposition uf tho silks in their differ
unt cascs shows excellent taate in Tho blending
Of shsdcs, while tho s.noothncss au thread
and pcrluction OF dyes giresta1 i lAlf Il .ages In
displays OF this character not possassal by thu
manufacturers Of any others Tx.
4 eryfhe effect Inns been obtained by
the arrangement OF ths caso Of shalcd
embroidery and servings. IA It rcyolycs
slowly 1t is constantly changing on tho view,
and, observed from q little distance. 1t Ii mueh
tho same as looking ut piece Of rlel. co!orng
in somc old oil painting. A very fine picco Of
work ~ tho shape u stlk cab!I,vt, handsomely
Of their pavilion, and calls forth nlaty adnlring
remarks. ..
unsiyalcl goods will no doubt By read With IN
tcrCst. Twu Ut their strong points are: first,
tnu un!fnrn great strength vi tho thread gnl
SECOND, its tinuut1lness null !tue tinls They
have always obtained tho highest prizes Hlcr-
ever exhibited III goriputitios With otlter lUar,-
iIlILuTEFA p0Uuet shoL ~ tAdb pAA
ttvuIar bcl,g III tnu Exposition in Chill, y. A.,
whore. they carried thy lonors over Fre1ci'
uer.nan, and lta!tan silks, anl 50 great IL ths
popularity Ut "Ctrticelii u tint tllc Coanpuny
ld it necessary to Rtld frequently to their iacil'
tiles Toy It's manntAeturs, and no.w.t'standtnt;
they already possess the largest sili 'ntlls III
! the United stntes, tloy arc nuw contemplating
new mills that will ail very materially u their
capacily, and onnblo them 10 I'LL thg rapidly tn
creasln, ,semall for tt,esu unetInlcd gools: n
their present eol.litiun thoy cnsunle uver lDo,
ooO pounds Of raw silk ana''aily, ~, nd gyo eo.
Beside tlletr mtllR ut Lecds nnd Flor
cnyc, Mass., tho Company hayc tt'ei'
leading ol'1ees ln Io1ttyn, New York
thrsv fur tho month of August alonc Wcr'
$la0, ,s40.Ul, norc thur. doll,lo tiosG ot any Oh
IT Bilk-thrrat house In tho United States Tor th'
sumo time. Thts Company have never found !
necessary 10 oycrstato their sales 70 mako busI
ness, hut 50 gratifying and 1narsea .s BEEN "
incrGase III tiu volume uf their hl.sness ~ thl
Centennial year that they take pleasuru III CIV
Ing tlcao uyluellres Ut It 10 tiiv public.
, 1876-09-30

lIKnx AID TnEnE-The tug Winston. Of De-
trot& has gone to The reecuo Of the Harriet Ross,
aehorc near Whcnticy's dock. k....Work On the For
1tlyer improvement Ii go wall advanced that IL u
thought navigation will be opened between Apple.
uame Cock, Of Buffalo, haa been sold to Bnlti:
more parties on private Turns; sas y valned At
Of KScjnc, yYas recently sold at Belfast, Ireland,
Tor ss. 900. The, bril-. Mechanic. q The same
place. IL reported as .od at BRISTOL England. by.
Frte Pres says: "Thc Captain Of the, steam.
barge Mary Mills reporss that steam-5asht built
at Maiden tor Chicago parties sunk Tuesday nea!
trial lrlp. The pak.engess escaped by swimmtng.
The ,n.ag ,,so"sla Of tn the ,;an %1th soy' y
O'Clock }art Friday morning. before daylight wl.e1
on i.ct way up. no light was 70 be seen III wau
goshnnce iIghthouse, She CHECKED down. and IN
OF tle lighthouse. There was 10 Hight to he see'
IN nny part Of tho concern"
, 1876-09-30
PIN llAnFIPHlA,

PHILADELPHIA, pa., Sept. a1.-Durtng the e1-
hihltLun of fireworks at tic Centennial grounds
Inst night. serious Incident was occasloucd BY
which ono man was seriously injured by burn
fng md otherwise. He WAS hurt 80 badly that
ile llu to 10 carried on stretcfcr to thu Atlas
Hotcl, where Ills injuries were ATTENDED! to-
The cash receipts for admission to the Expo
eitlan yesterday were $l1S,74l.
There arc ruinors to4lay Ut serious mud cvct.
fatal accl,Ientk on sumc pf the railroads last
evening, In the movement Of tue vast eros1l
from tic grounds, but thcf can'iot 1e traced to
rcIinh1e Enl1rrnE.
, 1876-09-30

Cn,cauo.--A very scfcne nnr!heattsr prevailed
in tlits vicinity all day yesterday. hut, as 1ar as
heard from, no serious damage has been done.
Tho fruit. .hoats from the Michigan ahoss, which
we,e due yesterday morning, haa not yet arrived
last evening. rhc Bca h very huayy n'ltl sumo Of
thu .yesssls which lsft Thurslay returned yestsss.
aS wss ssssa fs os' ys.sy lie
schr Kals Kely, on her WY to Gsam; u,
IIayen, whers s.a wHs to take fatfiH ,fi,.nS y
beaa ifsaSa ~ wh!S eSun "n.;s !" an1,siy Y 5 sshs
Johnston Was severely darlagcd haysMg s"s,'s eiEhl
panks cut down a',d hss rail- ;aass.. ,Las Ihs
eat!ey ss.toasiIo 81 ths eol!L.!on au .aEsg e
% going %tepaifs IT one ii IT, docks Ut lhc eh!eago
hry. buck Company Tho sehr lyes iaw.on u. Ss.
Sss sSss aio H. s oeE. BY
RSst S0nRss' ss pp.s st siep1s:; sr:;:;a and vii
that tho hfid3o tender IN twenty .seeond street
brdga Il very often nut an duty early In te MORN.
III ssx s sie 10 tor i III @ tuy sa iakY
WI BE- on hand assn sanay 70 taks PIT Y ae
ana wl tow ihs yachts bask i nYsessafy r.. Tne IT..
FHst: ~ sn
cojlis1n With lilo SIxtceit..ssrcet salt1on1 bridge
yesterday, mud IN. the contest ca.as ,u oa
tho loss 0! her jibboon,, and was otherwise
rather we'll shook.up. Tbs hriuge Etood u won,
uctfully woI and 1t wus thought u arst II was nq
Injured, but afterwards when tfain paascd over i
was found that one OF the arches hail been ooacnrt
aud gave way, W that the hrase could ~! 10 opsn
I'd. Consequently navigation aboSe !hat pom
Guns 10 close ytstcsday utteEnoon. md eaRnot D.
opened until today, wtsn sna bridge y expected
te 1epsred 70 tint Il can bo opei'rt ana cosed
| .tnnHhh EHFDx Hf khH crow 0f TIC kC1
| Helen blood. about twenty mtlcs OF thta port fc'
from tia topsaIyard GU tbs deck Of Tho vessel. ~
, 1876-09-30

Tbc CHICAGO EXPOSITION Is nov . Magnificent
BucccsA ony SECOND u the Centennial with staend
anee propotttonate'y larger.
TEREsTING than erer before. The Art DISPLAY
ia The VERY best III Aertca snd I'll other departments
challenge comparison for quality with any similar show
No Intelligent pefzon family should fa 70 visit t'ls
Great Weatesn Ccntennlal-1liE INTERSTATE IN
DUsTI1IAL EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
eseninr r.,,,..................... 80
For Children, one admlsson. good for all day and
~ m: ai:.o c;,od fot
all tHy anil even!HE..
Fur Children on saturday, one sdm!ss!on+ good a,
For Adults. every day after . p. m...---- 81
For Children. every day after dp. m. ..... Ia
1nr,nntntion ricketts, tttecp Rlnte1ton4 ., o.
Thc Communication Tickets arc especially adapted to
RfrurA1ou Uur{eS,
, 1876-09-30
MARINE.


Aaa1yAAs-Stmr Chicago, Manttowoc, Hunartcsi
stu1taA1peua, Mnskegon. sun1r!es; prop New Era,
Grand 1lavcn, towing; prop Nashu, 0gacnsbusg,
sundrta; prop q. i. Heath, Saugatuck, eUndrcs;
prop Tempest, White Lake. lumber; nchr Jason
Parker, Muskegon: wood; schr Pauline, 9fuskeEon,
sees tslr Ssilis asin: isy GY sat schr s.
Nantstec, lumber; hehr ADVANCE, White Lake.
schr Ella Ellcnwooa. White Lake, luEnber; schr
Mary Amanda, Grand Haven. lumber; seilf Noiyer'
Inc, siuskcgon. lumber; schr 9. .. y, MnsEeGon,
hclr Il. u. Shepatd, LudinHson, !nn'ber; Fcl!r
Champion. 1,ui1au, coal; schr Joe l,Eesticn; Lud-
nGo woo nas C. Allen o1ana Efaac '"ys ss1,
;asc, nufao. coal; rcllr Tuscoa Lincon " inn,- n
ber; .ehr PEORIA Maskegon Lumber; 1 schF r W!t. ~
yMssste asse .sS awaos MI! III e
tEen ss n "fs ansst s1s as9S S"snsS0n ss Rss
sIusk kcson, lumber; nchr Norman, Meao'nlnes,,
schl j. N. Forest. Musktson, lumber; schr linn
Crocker. Little Sturgeon. lumber; sehr Mar,
Ann, sus'nieo' lumbcr' scar brssF' sa''satue'''
| CIgAnAScEs, -scls Erastus Corning, buffalo,
30, 900 bu corn sch! J.; g; King, l;N'falo ~; @ W
corn; sehF T. r Sisaon' RMaia r1I4o ~ ~ ' S'
Hafes corn; sr ia Chicago AhMspes Il SfIs os ID eFl
whisky, Id hris applea. 1.5 green hides. suntiriea
sehr liat!s wes Gol!lngwoSd ~ o ~ ~ Hooa b cor rn
Hutfalo, LOO brls HOUR Erie. 400 ra ,uar. u oo
bu rye, mud aulllries: se',r Ellen spsy, starsru
Msy IL islsn oas Wse Lakp pe's ' to coT
oats. and sunlrieb; prop aicnominct. Green Fny
nr'. ok 40 nts npS. l. po9H s9 s sSa1ss
prop JAmes Davidson, buffalo. y, l0o hu corn set
| Planet, Chatovoix, sundrles.
, 1876-09-30
EI{EfEIITS.

CulcAno.-Freights wcre IN moderate demand Al
exc for corn to buffalo. Charters: schra L.
Corning and II. Winslow and barge Fairbank corn
10 buffalo at 2.lc. Prop Oneida corn, and prop
Dean Richmond carn and oats. through. Prop
pridgcon. corn through sta @ Sarna. Capacity
NUrYALp, Sent. .7.--1tntcs on coal nra firm. Tho
following charters nre repurted: Schs II. ". Sage
coal Eric 10 Chicago ut t,0c; achr AuEIssu. Ford.
from .AW Sal,ic back to buffalo Ut s.. per NJ ;
bark John i!relcn. coal from Clsvtlanl t9 ltacne
At 0c; scht I'ulaskI coal fru llallalo to Kenosha
at GOc. ia.
strong demand for vessels. Wheat t9 osweso,
cyatiou, q. II. Norton reports tic Bcht tlcn.
Nnrtt p,ue dca!s. Alpena to buffalo, ut $a,:5 pei
81 un rail-
, 1876-09-30

from thence through the hntchwny into the hold
He very aesoualy injured. and II j. mol thought
that he can 1lvc 'flin vessel returned and lranRht
him back here, and he vas taken to tho Marlne-
UuAptai.
, 1876-09-30

1'~AS OIL ~ HDl ~ w - Ak4
hosi"Ess THANsAcTEp YESTERDAY.
Vf!AwA, ILL.,, Sept. ..9.-Thu Supreme Court
stt ~ o'elt~k this morning, with full bench
"ese"t. Ihc following proceedings were hal:
~, AoTloHs peoipEp-clylL pocKET,
~ sfy'nu:lr Vi Ntld.ny; ordor Of tho atlantis
'ttni'se ~ ami the causd taken.
e ~" nps!hSsr u a! ". The fGors, otc., ex REL,
~ l!ie lQut!H sustained: the futs will 10 G,atu
Il. IaIe' aI ahl the transcrpt will be stricken from
etIs,, n.y., fsssn'hal et al. Vs. Durand ct al motion
tun.. s. Mawo st al ". suyaeckorct al both mo.
m, ~ MULLEN 1t a!. VI, Gilbert et al writ of or.
r ~, ,arsed on ths muttan Ut the pIalnttf In q.
ii Ins vtt Sta"t Of cuntlnuance VIII 10 sat aslds.
l1u, H.. ttniai1 II a.. W. IlennebeFy; stricken
s,aot!oSs uRcsnEp.-NElIEARlAa DOCKET,
Gn G's} "; Easly; rehea ring granted.
NM ne!!n It al. VI. Ihs Lama. Insurance Com.
Clri.s 9'.' tl1v pet!ttun tor rcheatIug denied.
slrniy';, d., di,.uni4: ~ lhink tha seheafinx
'-'nli te allowed"
IN AnD'ioSs pgcIuED-rHopLEs DOCKET.
luv', holtts ". Tho Poopls, stc. Will 10 al.
tfLs nxa,. ~ "sta OF October u die lrets In behalf
]. ii t,, ADMISSIONS.
nitt.hM II r. hfoWn and Jan.ea q, Miller will bo ad.
I" PFacstco un luFclgA llconae.
In An ExrLANATioH.
Srsp'J 20 al inquiry AY Lawrence Ptondfoot Of
ArtE" Inisf J4stlcs Sheldon stated that In ulak.
,,.r Jn! os @1a cases thu Court would not re-.
uItseis os abstracts to be 4lcl in any ca.ea
ssa. ss aGi nut CONS within lbs call, but would Gun
ane1, rae tn hs that br!efs and ahstrscta for Tho
nsJ thh " p'a!nt!0 In error would by ta time ii
lhx..sus aaJ preceding ths call uf tho ca.s. If.
T. ease nov ~ the dockst should not bs
, 1876-09-30

PORT HURON.
Hpectal Dtspdfeh to 7hs Tribune .
FoRr UuHnN, Mich, Sept 2o.-DnwF-Pfop1
wayerly, Dubuque and barses. Henry Howard and
bargca, Annlo Young and bargcs; schrs &. u. King,
Monterey.
Er-props st. Joseph, P. Chamberlain. Emma
i. Thomp,on and hnr9ca. Tefnrcat and bargcs;
sch1s Ann Maria, Gen. Worth. Homer.
Wtnp-Eouthwett. freAh; weather ciondy. .
The pchr r. Il. Rice IL reported wstcf]oEHcd IN
The sand Leach harbot Of refuge, "hesc ahe arrived
The sehks Annie Warren. ashore on stag Island,
spec1ai DlspaicS to ne 7rtenn&
Pour f{ci,0N. Mich sept. 2O--ll y. m.-DowN
WinunA, II. \, Nicholson. F. j. King, Eliza oef'
lact, AibaCorn. Niagara, Myototla.
Ut'-fropa Portage, ]. 1seEfschy. Waycrly: sehfa
Ncgaunec, Pathfinder, Brightie. Goshawk, George
Sherman.
WIsn-Sonthwcst, fEcsh; weather cloudy.
+ The sch1 WInona. which VIA picked up In q
| leaking condition In the Stfata, Paascl down TO-
| day tuwrd by Tire tug Crusader.
The steam bssge Cotfnhctry became disabled on
| Lake Huron. and her batsca sailed Iii To-day.
No mention was made OF The AteAtn bafge's condt'
| ton. ....,!
The schr II. ". johnson went Into dry dock To
| dAy To be catkcd The steatn bnrRo D. W. Pow
ets catnc out Of the dock last evening thoroughly
| eAlked,
, 1876-09-30

hausted, aud asking that something bo done to
continue thu work.
4 Il. Thronp movet! to refer 70 the COMMITTEES
on County ltclattons and Health, with power to
urt. ,, j.. ,,.
or by crook, wanted to gct tho contract for
powtiuy ugnlu, and they should net cautiously
| in thls inattur.
| Tie Alderman WIS about to nucarth tie OLD
stt,rics about the Health officer. Wien u was
tliscovcrcd that the communication could DO re-
| irrrcd under the rules, but without power tn
nct. Ths disposition was matlu ot t(a docu-
l,c,lt, at,,! thu gentleman Ut the Tenth had Ills
| Rncuch cut short,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
Hear the Knoxville Daily Tribune;

Hear the Knoxville Daily Tribune;
'~Shacknasty jim Blaine is mentioned
as tue detachable prophet ugoQ whose
shoulder, tho Governor Of Maine viii
let flIl the mantle Of Senator morrill,
Tlil sudden transition from the low.
grounds Of sorrow ut Cincinnati to o
Senatorial char, viii be fully eqaiya-
lent 70 an Allcock3 Porous Plaster
upon the back Of 'aowery JIM Once
IN the Senate 10y the side OF Morton, a
fresh onslaught will he mado upon the
dorunct picket posts Of Andcrsonyillc,
and we shall be called to witness the
general slaughter Of the rebellion, in q
repetition Of 5amsou's deadly sc0urgc
VI the PAiIistine5, with the 'Jaw-bone
Of an ass"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

There isa deadlock in Congress in
connection with the appropriation bill,
which, as is known, has elected Il mes
sage from the President on The subject.
The situation in brief is this, that The
Democratic House IN passing said
bills materially cut down the appro-
priolIons from the ~c&,reragant figures
o. recent years, and the Republican
Senate refuses to second Che action Of
the House for rctrcnchmont, and in
sists on bringing up the oppropria-
tons to the old figures, or thcrca.
bouts,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The National Democratic platform
we publish this week il a teIrgraphic
report Of the same, and not literally
correct. 1t is not exactly to our wish,
but IL protests against further contrnc.
ton, and demands II repeal of that pro-
vision OF the resumption act requiring
specie payments in January, 1879. Its
salient point is Reform. 1t is tire
someIy long, but full Of the right
spirit
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
M4Ry SHARP
t. / | E.GE,
4" The Female University o.
the Southwest"

"TTIE OLD PIONEER,"-Celcbratcd
for horougiaeSS and cheapncss of educa-
ton.
it, location for hcaltifulncss, Salubrity
OF climate and enchanting mountain see
merry.
Presided over by &c. Graves, IL. d..
the first and only President.
For catalogues apply to President OF
Treasurer, Winchester, Tenn.
oct2l-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The Syracuse (N. " Courier says,
1.-The nomination of Hayes shows that
the rogucs and knaves OF the party still
retain control, and propose to run the
country another four years. The ticket
is a ticket that will arouse no cnthu
siasm among the masses of the party.
1t 10 a ticket that is doomed to u Ger
tain defeat in November next"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

President Grant has seat a lengthy
message to Congress in which he an
nounccs that the British Government
has released Wiaslow, the forger, and
states that at the special desire of
he will hereafter take no &C
ton on any demand from Great B:itain
-Or the delivery of fugitive criminals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

Bristow, the only real honest re-
former connected with the administra
ton party, was not only ignored at
Cincinnati, but is now kicked ont of the
Cabinet, because he wanted To stop the
stealing which has brought disgrace
upon the party aud upon the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The way TO the Presidency now
seams 10 lie through 4 Governorsbip.
Gov Tiidsn and Gov. Hendricks and
Gov Hayeu. Most of our Presidents
OF i-te years had been Governors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

Hon. Jno. NJ. Bright's speech in the
HOUSE Of Representatives tbe Iith OF
June, opon Finances, is certainly clio.
qGenr and aBarswcrab!e. We must
sJvez ayEopsis OF it in our next
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

.'#
the Ola and 10. Iot tt" new
AS a cloIrc between a ""T' m'"'y
Democrat ana a nara money '''I''"
can, the nome J"u'""l "'H''''"'"'e'!
HOSTS the name o. 9"'h"eI D. iH''I ''
the Democratic nominee Tor Vhe Ic'''
dulcy. we can NafdIy IecI 1''"I c"'""
slnsln, however, t"at """'" INV
swcIlGd our bosom H"' I'c ~ I""''
Convention nominated ii.No''c"'' va"
cox, Alien, or splle one ol"P VI we
very many great men II IhG ~ijI'i'C''''
pprty-mcn Ike EoyarI, thurman
Voorhees,, Icndiclon, DooIit'@ an"
others in the East and west, al" Il
host in the South who will "come in
when the "bIooGy Shirt vengeance Of
the Radical party siNiI nave nee" con
signed to the .niamy il deserves, And
yet, as a rclormcr, (and NeIorW ~ ho"
the battle Cry.) as Il man Of high per
sonal character and pure record, Of
high administrative ability and intel
lect, Gov. TiIden II, perhaps, the equal
Of any man in the Union, and should
he be- elected VIC may confidently nope
that there will! be such n change Tor
the better rs will, by comparison
make the administration OF Grant, the
Gift TakGr, odi0us forever and con
tempLlblc beyond the power OF words
TO express. The election OF the lie
publican candidate, Gov Hayes, wouId
be n tremendous Improvement upon
the present administration, and 80 we
may congratulate ourselves th"t "h'cu
even party snail succeed III Tue co'"'"@
Presidential race, we are Douhd 10 nave
an improvements
Gov llI'en IS 4 hNr''mo"'y man
but he shouI remember V'''' o"' '"'
the votes 0! the South ana west III lN'
Convention, ne "oNI' nov nave oee''
nominated an" 'h'' ''c' o"S''' ''"'
nm 10 rrIiGcJ 'H" WINE me- II" VIC III
hcrIlor OF "t'lti' an" u" Po'7e'So' "'
IN immense Iorluho-"''' no EMMY
10 take care o. ana i'Ih" III S''''''
OF country where money IS abundant
wIiIie he knows not want, yet lHc PEG
pie OF The south are DcIh@ ruined ny
Internal policy OF contraction, ana,
rs Hon Jno. M brigHt sad IN Con .
5rc3s the other day, "lhc stale OF {
Tennessee will Witness ten thousand
ZONES sold by the Sheril IN The com =
ng year If Legislation does not save ;,
hem. Our crops are but lIlli they +,
be il we had circulation :" $
start and support our industries. l
lnd yet Tennessee is a. prosperous rs It
my Southern State.
But, at last, it is to Congress- we s..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The average Radical sheet is now
telling who Hays and Wheeler
are, where they are from, and what they
have heretofore done for a living.
says the Pulaski Citizen, it only
requires a finger length to tell all about
them.