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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

GOV, TiIden's friends are already
making up his Cabinet for him. Onc
list puts down Charles Francis Adams
for Secretary OF State; lioratiO Sey
mour, Secretary Of the Treasury; An
drew G.. Curtin for Secretary Of War
and Ex-Governor Custom, Secretary o.
the Inferior.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

With the wheels Of industry clogge'
by the maladministration Of the gov
eminent, with manufacturing estah.
lishmcats closed up all over the com
try, and hundreds Of thousands OF men
out Of employment, it is refreshing to
hear men diIate upon the great success
OF the Republican administration.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

"BIoody shirt Morton has solicited
GOV, lIrndr,cks to divide time with
him, and Gov, Hendricks has very
wisely declined TO do 50,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

Mitchell pcarsou has just been con-
yictcd in Bedford county, Tenn. OF
killing William Creek in 1863, and
sem to the pcnitcntiary for ten years,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

Mr.. Hardin =, Figures has retired
from editorial connection with the
Columbia journal, and proposes to de.
vote his undivided attention to the
law.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

II is said that Blaine is making I
manly defense OF the Republican par
ty, but tia! the slightest a!Iusion to his
bribery bring, on sur. stroke at once
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

1t turns out that the Radicals IN
Maine have fallen short Of their usual
r%ujolity by about 1900,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

cold vas quoted in New York Mon
day at 10. Tennessee bonds, 4! 70
the OLD and Il for the new.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28
SIXTY DOLLARS

viii secure Il fine Wheeler IL Wilson
Sewing hachinc, worth S9j. 1t is in the
Company's Office at Nashville, and $50 has
been paid upon it. Apply at the Home
journal Office. Tscp7-3w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

The Democrats OF tho lOth Congress
si0nel District have rG-nominatcd Hon.
Cascy Young for Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

Every Congressman from Georgia
has been renominated by the District
Conventions for reelection.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28

The coIored people of Nashville
nave organized a Tilden and Hendricks
club.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28
NOTICE!

My son, Geo. i. Walmslcy, il my duly
authorized agent for the Transaction of all
College business.
Mrs. T.. WALMSLEY.
Treas. Mary Sharp College.
August 10th, lS7G-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28
M AIRY 6 81. 81; ARP
e. /. /. {. G. {. .
The Female University ot
the Southwest"

"TIIE OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for MorOughaeSs and cheapncs5 of educa-
ton.
It's location for hcalthfulncSs, salnHrity
of climate and enchanting mountain see
merry.
Presided over by nc. Graves, IL. D.,
the first and only President.
For catalogues apply to President or
Treasurer, Winchester, Tenn.
oct2l-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-28
SCOTT DAVIS. $40. nMW..M'
DAVIS & MARTIN,
Attorneys at How,
Winchester, Tenn.
FOR SALE.

Several plantations IN Franklin COW
and one in Warren county FROM ~
200 acres. to suit purchasers. ~ "'
OIL ten years time. Cool title -.
terl. Also. several town lot ~ ' ~
ter. Apply to SMITH W. i!pt #
or. to HON" Journal oilir" jaw"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
THAT BLOODY SHIRT.

ouoth Morton unto sherman thus, ''The tiInes
look very blue.
The people ali express belief that we're thiev.
And talk Of driving us from power. what course
must we pursue
To save our precious bacon"
Quoth sherman unto Morton then ''Ourcourse
Wen raise the bloody shirt ON high and dap its
tail again,
And Blaine shall ,Iot Jeff Davis out. and you
must follow Blaine,
And sleeping hate awaken"
Quoth Morton unto sherman "we have tried il
For after having gone and made brand new
CORY shirt,
Belknap and Iabcock took the thing and trailed
our standard must be newer"
Quoth sherman back q Morton: 'Pshawi you
mustn't he too nice;
Wen darn and patch and starch gain the thread
bare old device.
We really can't afford 10 get another In a trice,
our followers being fewer"
And 80 the moving masses came in solid firm
phalanN,
The Indian Ring. the suffer Ring the ring of
frcedman's banks,
And proudly waves that bloody shirt above the
a banner badly tattercd.
Hank how they sheui for plumber all Iark TO
the noise and din
The yeli that shows their AFFECT fear lest honest
men get in,
The pallid terror lest at last the peoples cause
may win.
Aud they. the knaves, be scattered.
In vain their lies o. tongue and press; in vain
their rain of dirt;
In vain the headess bugabco Of ku Klux Khan
.hey nirt
In vain they air with energy the ragged, bloody
shirt.
And worn out ISLANDERS muster,
The people III Ia Judgment now. and doom the
trick.ter- all.
In spite Of Dawes sophstry or Logan's frantic
bawl.
Or Cor sling's wit, or Cameron's guile. or Nor
toms caterwaul
or >hermans cant and buster
--Neir Tor sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

TER standard renetie. for all diseases OF the
lungs are scHyScx's PULxoSIc SrRrP. scHsScKs
eEa WEED Toxic and scHrScK's nAsDRAKs
PrLI. snd n taken before the lung- are destroyed.
o speedy cure IL effected
10 these tire. medicines DR.. J. Il sehenck- Of
philxceiphi.. oves his unrivrled e1ccess In the
treatment Of pulmonary disease
Ire Fnlmonie evr1p riper- the morbid matter
In the lunrs. nsture throws Z o. by an easy ex-
pecior.rion for when the phiegn or matter l. ripe
slight cough will throw II o. the patient has rest
and the lung- begin 70 heal.
To enable the Palmonic Syrup 20 90 this,
schenck'- Mandrake Pills ard Schencks Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used 90 cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills sc'
on the liver removing all Distractions relax the
gsiihlsddsr the bile stArts freely and the liver ID
coon relieved.
schenc~-s Sea weec Tonic IL . gentle stimulani
and alternative. the alkai. OF which II Il composed
nike. with the food and prevents sorring IL a.
sists the digestion By toning mp the stomach 20 {
healthy condition. 40 thsf the food and the Pull
monte Syrup will make good blood. then the lungs
he. and the patient viii surely get well II care Il
taken U prevent fresh cold
AL who xi-h 10 consult Dr. schenck. either per
sonay or BY letter. can DO 20 =. hts principal Of
Gee corner o. SITE and ARcH Srs-. PhiladrlphiA
every Monday.
schencks medicines are cold By al druggist,
throughout the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
What II Costs 10 Flaunt the Bloody Shirt
In North and South Carolina.

WAsHINGToN. March 23.-Nr. Caulfield's
Committee on Expenditures Of the Depart
ment OF Justice has al last struck a bonanza.
III. &. Whitley, the notorious ex-chicf 81
the secret service and chief conspirafor In
the safe burglary plot, WAS before the COM
mittee TODAY. aud testified that during the
years 1871. ls1.. 1873 and 1874 he received
from the disbur~ing Office ~ the Department
~ Justice nearly >ljO, 90. which he used IN
ferreting out hu-kluX in North and south
Carolina. He said he spent most II il in
purchasing notions and dry grod- for ped
diers' packs, turned the stock over L. his
detectives, who invaded the stronghold. ~
the hians, and in this way became acqusini-
Ell with the leader. The business might
prove remun.ratiye t. all concerned. a. no
report ~ expenses was ever made The Al
tnrney-General, the President. and hi AT
elites were content 10 hear ~ the arrest Of
innocOnt persons. and no one cared who got
the money or how il was spent.
II the claim that Belknap can be impeach-
ed can be established, then. from the evil
dence had to-day before Mr. Caulfield-s
committee, II T. equally certain that eN-Af-
iorney-General Williams can also DE i'm
peached. Mr.. Whitley did not appear to
think that the expenditure OF $4,000 WAS
such a dreadful thing. his habit having been
to throw money about carelessly wher he
was chief Of the secret service. A.. for in
stance, the generous manner In which he
plpyed in the safe burglary transaction.
Other witnesses have been summoned 10
-ubsianiiaic the testimony % Nhitley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
PIeasantries of the New Hampshire
Election.


Proofs OF the amazing lengths TO which
the corruption Of yoter- was carried ia the
recent New Hampshire election are coming
to light. The Merrimse Journal publishes
two letters showing that $50 was sent by the
Republican managers into the little town OF
south Hampton. where there are only 40
voters. The first letter j. written by the
somewhat famous Matt Head. and l. A. fol-
lows: II have put 80 IN the hands ~ some
Democratic friends in your town who say
they can help me. ! enclose you>25. and IL
| can afford 20 send more when get around
will do So The other letter l. written by
Daniel Hall. Chairman OF the Republican
State Committee. and like that 81 Mr.. Head
T. addressed TO the Republican candidate
for Representative, samuel l.. Eaton. IL
reads: 81 herewith enclose 20 YOU the sum
Of 500 for your political uses in south
Hampton. You ought with this not
only to make yourelection A. Representative
sure. hut 10 secure better standing ON the
ticket than YOU did last year. Ii j. in most
cases Just a. easy % secure men for the whole
ticket a. for the ballot for Representative.
IL j. particular that In District No. you
should make the best possible showing on
the general ticket. call your special atien-
ton 20 this. and shall expect better report
than last year. Please sign and return 10
me the enclosed receipt Mr.. Eaton :
election was doubtless .'hailed'f a. a part ~
the GLORIOUS victory III there j. any
regard for decency left In the Stale the in
coming Legislature win investigate the man
ner in which Mr.. Eaton ''made his election
gfrp -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

Prom the Springfield Mass Republican
II i now very nearly four years since
Charles sumner. in the Senate ~ the United
States, with the Morfons and C0nklings and
Carpenters and Gamerons scOwiing in his
face. said this:
- See, for one moment. how pernicious
must be the Presidential example. First in
place. his personal influence j. far-rtaehing
beyond that Of any other citizen. What he
does, other will do. What he fails 10 do.
Others will fail 70 do. His standard ~ con-
duct will be accepted, at least by his political
supporters. IIis measure 81 industry and
his sense Of duty will be the pattern for the
country. IL he appoints relations 10 Office
and repays gifts Nv official patronage. max
ing his presidency "a great gift enter
PRISE NAV not every ice-hOlder do
likewise. each in his sphere. 90 that nepo-
tism and gift-taking officially conpen-
sated will be general. and Ciff-enteFpri-es
be multiplied indefinitely in the public
scryices IL he treats his trust play
thing and a perquisite, why may not
every office holder do the same....---k he
frafernizes with jobbers and He~sians.
where i the limit 10 the Generalization that
must ensue: Necessarily the public service
takes it, character from it, elected chief.
and the whole country reflects the Presi-
dent. His example l. law. But bad ex-
ampeinu be corrected A. a bad law.
The words Of the Massachusetts senator
were scoffed al and jeered NJ At the time,
how fppantly and bitterly we all remem-
bier. The country yeted with the eerers.
Ii Il now reaping the consequence 81 it,
~ dice Of coun-elors. What was warning
and prophecy four years ago. Is now fact
and hum fliatiOn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

II i estimated that nearly one-half n the
human family are to-day sufferers with some
OF the following symptoms. a faint. all
gone sensation AT the pi, u the stomach that
food will not remove a feeling like load
on the stomach after eating, a dizzy Sensa-
ton in the head, bad taste in the mouth.
with a fonl breath. cold feet and hands with
a ciammv feeling. hot fushe- AZ times. at
tended with great nervous pro~tration with
evil forcbuding-. sometimes sour, burn
ing sensation after eating, with a costiye
habit and all the unpleasant symptoms Sc
complaining IL. Some doctors name the dis
ease liver complaint. some imparty ~ the
blood. some dyspepsia. and some kidney
disease: but none ~ them appear 10 afford
any permanent relief, and ihs poor sufferers
sink lower and lower. till death finally comes
10 their relief. latterly there ha- been A
remedy made BY the shakers. called SHNKER
EXTRACT or RoOT~ mot patent medi-
cinel, that effects n radical cure for MI II
these symptoms. and we advise trial. sold
by a. j. White. $40 Pearl Street, New York
Agents wanted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

General Grant, butws sorry that II drought
him very little profit.
This l. pitifully small business and de-
plorably dirty-ali the dirtier because II l.
contemplate. Here L. man who admits
that he has made merchandise Of his rela-
tionship u the President Of the United
States; that he has sold his ..infu-
ence" with his eminet relative for 81 600 in
one case and for various sums Ina other cases.
lie seems perfectly unconscious that what he
has done L. wrong, and the only thing he H.
''sorry' about l. the fact that he has not
made more money by his gross traffic. De-
fectiye moral instinct H. not peculiar 10 Onil
Cant. When the history Of the Federal
capital Ina these centennial years Il written.
II will be found that its special vice was a
strange insensibiliiy 10 shame.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
A Guilcless Grant.

From the y. \. Evening Post.
There il not much guile in OrNil Grant,
Whatever may be believed a. Ia his guilt
He told his story before committee Thurs
day with a frank simplicity which would
have been delightful II the subject had been
less disgraceful. lie had applied. he said
To his brother, the President, for help in
getting Indian trading licenses: the Prcsi-
dent had given him timely information Of
vacancies about TO occur at various posts (:
thereupon he had asked for licenses 10 trade
at such posts and had got three: tina, he had
no money 20 put into the business, and had
taken into partnership with himself men
VINO did furnish the necessary capital: that
he had made - an arrangement in one
case by which he received fifty per centum
" the profits from person who put i'm all
the money. and did MI The work; that. In an
other case, he had made a compromise y
with a man who had n conflicting license.
who paid Oryil Grant $1,000 90 withdraw
that. IN another case, he had been promised
half interest. but had concluded not
10 accept n. y n he "can not afford 90 take
the chances " loss'-Dryil Grant has very
natural liking for "a sure thing that he
Thought he did have some influence with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
SAVE MONEY YY 1sg ~ ~ seqs Il; s sa,s

SAVE MONEY YYsi az ~ DO s2qs IS s s9t:a
u Ks,s-ls tor Ell WIZ at 81 q. The Gre4i \. =
boiler sale. - ssfoMlrd T.. Boston. j. ARMY extAD-
ishrd. ald !qr has soi really va r.-'.r epsts
uortk q ~ ~ g. Ata rN-d price ~ oNLf OH Dol
Lab We arr cll0t-t1 and RECOMMENDED % Tue ue~t
papers and lea.l rlcresaris our sar q al honor
able business enterprise aud re ~ eel al gcls II
H. than other dealers In ihe-e times i frgs b
money. We sell Jc~eiry. silver ard Plated Ware.
Glsss are CuflrTs Dry and Fancy Goods. Orocerte-
1s-as Clrees Tie- AID Ia fact ~rrryft =. Including
900 clellr pssss. which retail a. 81 - @ ~. and All
fr tlssf dollar There J. 10 ~uc4er- order
r' ur other irsxery. One dollar sccrr-s any grr-
cir the ll-t We q. a. d. ief yvn SEE zs.ls ocfDre
paving Oser $40 patrons attest The Popularity 81
our great sale. We need agents eyery " here. We
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r9-l- wDud ID fAl- entire PAPER send ~ once Tor
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You ,.Ia ave cash Will y0r d. IT. II address AZ
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

People sometimes suppose that Dr.
Picrce's Family Medicines represent the en-
tire extent Of his resources for curing disease.
This Is an error. Experience proved that
while the Golden Medical Discovery, Favor
tie Prescription. Pleasant PurgAtive Pellets,
Compound Extract ~ smari-Need, and DIT
Sage's CatArrh Remedy would, II faithfully
used, cure q large variety u chronic com
plants, there would be here and there a
case which. from IT. severity, or from its
complication with ether disorders, would
resisi their action. These exceptional eases
required n thorough examination into their
symptoms. u ascertain the exact nature aud
extent ~ the disease or diseases under
which the patient MAS laboring. and the use
~ specific remedies 10 meet and overcome
the same. This led 10 the establishment 81
the Worlds Dispensary, al Buffalo, y L..
with IL Faculty ~ Physicians and Surgeons,
each ~ whom l. skilled In the treatment Al
chronic disorders In general and those be
longing 10 his own special department In
particular. To one i assigned diseases al
the throat and lungs; 10 another, diseases
~ the kidneys and urogcuitAl organs, 20 an
other, diseases u the digestive system; 10 an
other, diseases 81 the nervous system. and
to another. diseases 81 the eye and ear.
lhu- the highest degree ~ perfection IN med
seine and surgery j. attained. The establish
Intnf - this institution enables the Doctor
t. meet 8 long-fclt want in the treatment OF
the more severe chronic affections by q
careful con- liberation ~ the symptoms as
given in writing. L. successfully treats thou
sands ~ eases Al their hu.nes- Others visit
IA. Dispen-ary in person. The anplest re-
sources for the treatment - lingering alice
.ious are thus placed az the disposal u
every patient. and thuse on whom the pro-
pfieiary medicine. do not have the desired
effect can procure a more thorough and
efficient course hy personal application ~
the proprietor u the Worlds Dlspensary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07
HOW To DECEIVE.

II your hair or whisters gray they can - tn
stzntiy chang 70 hssHtirul hlaek ~ TUFTS Hair
Dye. ard deceive the closest observer THIS article
possesses qualities never known osiOre- l. MURRAY
street. -. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-07

WHAT - DONG IIIEHI WAY q = Dosf- AND VIE
n uOINs IT.

WHAT l. DOING THERE WHY n - DOM AND WHO
~ iOINss IT.
CHASE 4 CABOT, Fifth and Locust Streets,
offer 70 the trade: ZOO case- staples and
novelties in calico printing. which dealers
and others interested in the growth and
prosperity 81 our country are invited 10 call
and examine. American industry j. on The
road At a rapid speed, and loon viii pS-- the
Old World. To excel in superior products,
AZ lower prices. has a greater influence 10
bring about a specie basis and national pros
periiy than can be attained By legislative ac-
ton. 30 cxses coitOnades, jeans and e-ss-i-
meres: 900 packages brown and hleached
-heeings and -hir1ing-- AL widths and quail
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cases foreign and domestic dry goods; fun
and complete assortment ~ hosiery. no.
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sale. our stock will BE- kept ~ al times
fresh and inviting. We shall omit nothing
that will promote the interests u our pat
r0ns, or the prosperity ~ our house. The
success 81 our business In the past l. the
guarantee We offer for increased efforts In the
future 70 give the highest satisfation 10 the
trade. L0,resf prices ~ this ~ any other
market guaranteed. CHASE 4 CABOT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-18
NO. 29e.
MisreIlaneous.
THE NOON AND THE WEATHER.

The notion that the moon exerts an in
huence on the weather is so deeply rost
ed, that, Notwithstanding all the attack .
which have been made against it since
meterology has been seriously studied, it
continues to refrain its hold upon US. And
yet there never was popular superst-
tlon more utterly without basis than this
one. If the moon did possess any pow
er over the weather, that power could
be exercised only in one of the three
ways-by reflection of the suns rays
by attraction, or by emanation. No
other form of action is conceivable.
Now. as the brightest light of full moon
is never equal In intensity or quantity
to that what is reflected toward us by
white cloud on a summers day, it can
scarcely be pretended that weather Is af-
fected by such cause. That the moon
does exert attraction on US is manifest
we see its working in the tides; but
though 1t can move water. it is most un-
likely that it can do the same to air, for
the specific gravity O. the atmosphere is 80
small that there is nothing to be attracted.
Laplace calculated, indeed, that the Joint
attraction of the sun and moon together
could not stir the atmosphere at quicker
rate than five miles day.
A for lunar emanations, not q sign of
them has ever been discovered. The idea
of an Influence produced by the phases OF
the moon is therefore based on no recogniz-
able cause whatever. Furthermore, it is
| now distinctly shown that no variations at
all really occur in weather at the moment
of the changes of the quarter, any more
than at other ordinary times. Since the
establishment of meteorological stations
all over the earth, it has been proved by
millions of observations that there is no
| simultaneousness whatever between the
supposed cause and the supposed effect.
The whole story is fancy and super
stition which has been handed down to us
uncontrolled. and which we have accept.
ed as true because our forefathers believed
it. The moon exercises no more influence
on the weather than herrings do on the
government of Switzerland.-B Black,oood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-18

at has cured me after twelve years of unnter-
rupted suffering
GEO. W. HOUGHTON, WALrHAM.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, BosToN, General Agents.
Sold by all druggists.