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Wheat Of the crops Of 1873, which IS len -
into excellent Flour. Price Lew. A. IA g.
Barton Village.
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Those having accounts
that have run one year or
more without <fEElemenT-
must call and settle fmme-
dfareIy 10 save COSTS
o. ID OWEN.
Barton Jan Il - 1879
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-13

With the beginning of
the new year we shall he
glad TO have all old a6s-
counts settled either by
note or cash
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

the strength and glory Of the common
government, administered according
to the principles ofa royercd conslilu-
ton. and loved because IL will be just,
impartial and pure, We will do our
pnil to maintain rorall citizens and ev.
cry State the iuaIicn0hlo rights Of
American liberty, rogojning what may
have been taken, preserving what re-
mains, securing TO tAe common gov
crumcnt vs. just powers and true glory,
We will strive 10 realize the glorious
vision Of oar sirca-a free country OF
sovereign States, 50 strong that all
will respect it, 50 just that all will obey
it, 50 rrce that all will love it; a com
lry where 10 do right is the whole
compulsion, to prevent wrong the sole
restraint; where ieully is, through
love aud obedience, an act Of the
heart. We, my comrades, stand no'
in the way Of the realization Of tins
bright future Let the curse Of the
patriot fall upon those who do,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
The Nashville American .

We have been receiving and reading
Tile hnsericaR, published at Nashville,
and Il heartily commend it as q
Newspaper in the true sense Of the
term. The Daily has all the Associa-
ted Press Telegraph matter. both OF
the east and West, and all daily i'm.
pOrtant foreign news. 1t is accurate
in Commercial and Financial reports
which are full to date in its Daily,
Scml-W eekIy and Weekly editions. 1t
also has an Agricultural editor special.
~ employed tor that department, who
is DIR. Lee, the most distinguished wri-
ter on these subjects, in the country,
making it equivalent to any A%gricullu.
raj paper. 1t also contains n great va
ricty Of Literary, general news and
miscellaneous matter, and is worth its
price in gold to any family or business
man. Address Tie Americaa, Nash
vile, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

The public debt Of Tennessee is now
rapidly increasing, and evidently one
Of three things must be done if We
would avoid the English system OF
perpetual funding.
]. We must Increase the taxes, pay
the interest on the debt, and cause
thousands of our people to- leave the
State to escape the public burden or
.. We must pay another dol
lar Of interest, but make provision ror
the payment OF the market value of the
bonds rs speedily rs may be consistent
with the welfare OF the people; or
8. We must present the cup Of rcpu.
diatiOn to the lips Of the bondholdcls,
and say to them that borrowing money
did not come within the scope of Leg
i%5Iative authority in the State of Ten
ncsscc, and therefore we are under no
moral or legal Obligation to pay you
anything.
In his great work entitled the
" Wealth Of Nations" Adam Smith
says that "whcn national debts have
once accumulated to u certain degree,
there is scarce a single instance ofthcir
having been fairly and completely paid.
The Liberation Of the public revenue, if
il has ever been brought about ut all,
has always been brought about by u
bankruptcy sometimes by an avowed
one, but always by u real one, though
frequently by n pretended payment
The raising of the denomination of the
coin has been the most usual e~xpedicnt
10y which Il real public bankruptcy has
been Disguised under tue appearance OF
a pretended payment. Almost all
States, ancient rs well as modern, when
reduced to the necessity of declaring
themselves bankrupt, have, upon some
occasions, played this very juggling
trick. The Romans, at the end Of the
Punic war, reduced the as, the
or denomination by which they
computed the value OF all their other
from containing twelve ounces
Of copper 10 contain only two ounces
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
sad, but TrUo,

II. Y. RedGcId, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, writes the fol
lowing TO That paper in relation to
Icnu"55oc
"IhG trouble in every Southern
State IS ~oyor-buying "od under pro
duclion IUeu the waste is dreadful.
GnIcs, u man ha, lived, say among the
farmers Of Western New York aud
then among the farmer, Of Tennessee,
he cannot appreciate the great d,ier
cnco in this particular The New York
farmer Gal'cua his hogs upon what, IN
Tennessee, is thrown TO the dogs. The
yearly waste in The Southern states Is
past all computation lhr refuse from
the table is wasted kitchen stops are
wasted, stable and barn yard manure
is wasted wheat straw, IN fact all
straw and com-sLp'ls are wasted,
ThcIc is no saving anywhere. 1t is a
carnival Of waste from the Ohio river
to the CUR. And this is II Of the
things that is the matter, and the chief
reason that we hear the eternal com.
plant that there IS no money in the
COuu,ry.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

There is every reason TO believe that
our country would soon become pros
porous were IL not for this inferno.
policy Of contraction. Fractional cur
rcncy in grocnOacks is giving way to
silver dimes, quarters and halves, and
the silver goes out Of circuIation-g oc:
into old socks md various hiding
places. No one feels like paying
debt, and real estate cannot be sold
for one fourth its value. The truth IS.
contraction is running IA, aud our only
hope lies in Il change for expansion,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

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"'o' ~ V'GS '''i.o'I"o o' "'aL In ~
per 70 " o~y"""'"n1'o" "I,,' ,," w.,
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'II' "n"uy, G'J cnrl,,r,S l w,E ,Lo
''',,' '','" .,Loi f. ro"IIy nm,J To
,', ,r.o If fine second puuic wnr IN y,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

just think of it! During fifteen
years d Radical rule that party has
run up a national debt of nearly threG
billions of dollars, which is about three
dollars for every minute of time that
has elapsed since the birth Of Jesus
Christ. If you do not believe it, just
figure it out for yourself as we have
done. And this party wants the dear
people to give j: u farther lease of
power!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
Patriotic sentiments.


The able and eloquent Grafton o
Col. W. &. +. Breckenridge, dcliycrc,
tia o,hor d,y -, H,wlirg Groom Ky
a.. ,r J.Ia@r,a nn
W. ~ ~
menu III inc confederate N''hctcrJ Il
that place, contains the following man
" words. The Knoxville Tribun,
o.. ,,l,, e. ..,rr, no.,ulr,(,L,
c'"'' u '"''"'"'' On ''''c' u ""'
are continually seeking 10 rake over
the rubori of war, and we undertake
f.. .oy tl,, rlrso .rp,.urrs ovnrn.. fin,
r ,. .D,.r.,.
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'Aic III inc !'''"' N'I' h'ICN'h''"G
says:
Tao ,rorLo, ,.,r ,,.., ,I,,o, roor.
,oIIho ia,'a+,J rnnnlIn. :, on ]I3n,n,
,,,I,,r. nIII a., lr.G,. ~ lLo Ln,,
ur,, 'r,un' ~.
D,. i,r orJ an, f,,oros, NJ, c,r,
r,.I.. rnj'o il, m,Lir, ANY,. h',,Lrn,
,I,in Wa mr., ri,i,,ry nr thIs .r,oi
n~nrn,,y vc ,ro roII,I +, an, L,I| ,n
nm ,,i oiI.yioa tbo ouch r, n
innnlI. unv,-d,vs oLnoi h~r,n,nns Lo
hyg,o.. ouj hniog hIr0nlbrr. |
Cn sinil,r orr,.inns ut,,roI nv
.yl,,I, mi,I ON iii, .,ri,,, ,,,,,roI i,
yhon me- cn,,oln. ~n,Tr,,r, roonirol
+, unvliiocIv noi,hcr moIiry nnr
odJ 10 m,n2r n~l,cr,~ccs
n,, wh,,Lnr vo vi.Li, or ma, So,
ora nr nona..,,. oi,f,ana ,r ,i.
nrI ,horo ara nnIn trn H.,
ns-nrn ,n r,ll nnr oru,s onj nn,.
T., rnno nrnur ,r,;r' rvai ~ t%a nn.y,
and nnnn,,,o , wnnhnaI IN ,La
nnt Tb@@ ,,hnr IN ocLnnv,nIor nn,
uIlruionrr ,nI rorror,n our wLnIoo dutr
a., n1,,i,n,, w. o,r na C,nnn, '
m,l,,' NO oI,fn,, w. orn rf.,na,on,
with nII n,ncr c;,ilnre yi,h, frrn'
,on,uns and nr,yn hoor,s W. loo,
.EAr,iv. and moan. Gnd wiIIinr ,n nil
nlI who dr,irn tn r,ngor,o # w.
u,i,, with ell ,,,,J r,H,,,., T., nr,,or..
,n nur.rlycs omItn n,.Iori,r ,ro ,I,..
,nr. nf o,ol o~,roro,,,n, ,-iJu,fnt,aral
uu1rr the law onI vn r,sorro H.,
nryiL,gc orrc.isGng 80 m,r h, nooo'
sprv ,Ij yLn mpy ]o,,om,t ~ m,nn,
IT, gu .i
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
-ED CO.

The Nashville American says Il final
settlement of the affairs Of the Union
Bank has been made in the Chaurcry
Court in that city, and the trustee dis
charged. The ease involved 1000
shares Of stock amounting to $3.50,
600.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

The religious friends Of Rev. Mr..
Kendrick, the pious Georgia divine
who scduced a thirteen year old girl,
are already getting their work in.
They say at times he laborcd under
mental alteration when a small boy.
and has behaved peculiarly several
times since. The discovery that their
beloved pastor Is touched with insanity,
and the discovery Of his crime were
made about the same time. Quite 4
coincidrucc!- Mem. Avalanche.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

There will be a great Tobacco Fair
in Nashville, commencing June 18Th,
and continuing five days, The pre-
miums offered amount to $4,000. Half
fare rates over railroad and steamboat
ines have been secured.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
If YOU


Want a Situation,
Want n Servant Girl.
Want to Rent Il Store,
Want to Sell a Piano,
Want to sell a Horse,
Want to buy a Horse,
Want to rent Il House,
Want to buy u House,
Want to sell a Carriage,
Want to buy Il Carriage,
Want to sell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries,
Want to sell Furniture,
Want to sell Hardware,
Want TO sell Real Estate,
Want work at your Trade.
Want TO sell Millinery Goods.
Want to sell a House AMI Lot,
Want to find anything Lost,
Want to find anything Stolen,
Want to find strayed stock,
WanG everybody to know your place
Of business.
Want to run for Office and let people
il,
Want to notify people of your change
Of location,
Advertise in the HOME JOURNAL,
md see il your wants are not gratificd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

1t is said that Gov. Tildcn favors 2
currency contraction. II so, we can't
favor expansion for him, aud Mr..
BIyle's letters are lost on the Home
Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

The people of many counties in Ten.
nessee have heartily endorsed the ad-
m~iHistrati0u OF Gov. James ID. Porter.
and his denomination is quite probable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate OF
benjamin Elliott. deed. are hereby noti-
fled To settle the same Immediately and
all having claims against said estate must
present them. duly authenticated. within
the time prescribed by law. or they WILLIS
forever barred. !. L. FRANCIS.
May 18th, lSIG-3m Executor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

VIII Capt. Fades succeed in opening
a deep channel at the mouth Of the
Mississippi When We were in New
Orleans u short time since the general
opinion was in his favor, but the Nash
vile American tells Us that n class Of
engineers has always predicted that,
while the first operations Of the jcttcs
would give II greater depth Of water as
far as or Il little farther than they were
carried toward the Gulf, the conscqucn.
result would be the settling olthc scdi
mcnt thus secured out at Il point be.
You'd the ]jctlics, forming n new bar,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

The 18th OF March was selected foI
Inauguration day because 1t would 50
seldom come on Sunday, This has
happened only twice so farm 1921,
on Monroc's second inaugural, and in
1910, when Zachary Taylor became
President. The third time will be
next March, and SO it will always hap
pen three times during each century,
or n year after every seven leap
years, the three times in the next cen
fury being 1917, 1915. and 1878.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
Nonresident Notice.
Martha Dorset ct ais VS.. Milton NuScnt
and nthprS

Martha Dorset ct ais VS.. Milton Nugcnt
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk of the County
Court, from complainants' petition in the
above cause, which is sworn to, that
defendants. Milton Nugcnt and Mile. Tal-
lOr and wife Margaret, formerly Margaret
Nugcnt, are nom residents of the State OF
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process OF
law cannOt be served upcn them.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made Tor tour consecutive
weeks in the Home journal. Il news
paper published in the town of Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said defendants to appear
on or before the lst Monday in July.
1876, before the County Courtat Winchc>-
ter, franklin county, Tennessee. and
plead, answer or dcmur to cOmpiainants
Petition, or the same will be taken fer
confessed, and set for hearing cXpartc rs
to them.
Witness my hand, ut Office in WinChCs-
ter, Tenn, this May 18th, 1876.
GLEN. ARLEDGE.
County Court Clerk.
by J. J. Arlcdgp. ID. G..
mayll-lw 80
Fitzpatrick. Gregory 4 Davis, Solicitors
for complainants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

Several horses and cows have died
lately in Davidson county from eating
white clover.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18
Nonresident Notice.
Alex. w. Best " Tennessee Goal & Rail
road Company.
LNriminnl nnl AMnnlnl Eul

-AItN. W. DCSL W tennessee tOGl ~ ltIlI-
road Company.
LOriginal and Amended Bill.
Upon motion. ard it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk Il Master. from
romplainant'S Original and Amended
Bill in above cause which is sworn to-. tilat
the defendant, -llollingsworLh, is Il non
resident Of the State OF Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot Dg
served upon him.
1t i therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear on or before the itii
Monday in June next, before the
Chancrry Court ut Winchester, Tenn,
and plead, answer o" demur to complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing cXpartv as
to him. Witness my hand. at Office in
Winchester, Tenn, this April 10th, 1876.
4. ii. FINCH, Z. n. ".
apr2O-lt 90
Brannan Il Hunt, Solicitors for com
claimant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-18

A. Il. Boyle, box l2l, Washington,
is Il generous man to newspapers. He
has sent us several printed letters and
proposes to make no charge if we
should publish them. We don't see
how he can stand the expense, KS h,
sends them to all the newspapers in The
land. A friend Mt our elbow suggest
that perhaps they do not cost MI
Boyle anything, but they must cos
Gov TiIdcn Il 'piIc.' as they seem t.
be written solely in his interest.
, 1876-01-31

DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTIO
Tbs oopxrtnerahip heretofore existing under she
h,m psms and style Of Chsse, Hanford Co., L. this
day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT 7. @. Hanford II
authorized 10 collect s debta duo said nrn, and all
liabilities Of said nsu must bs presented to him for
payment o. =. CAAsE,
Chicago Ian. 70, 1876. P.c.HANFOND.
tbs unde<sIgned will continue this Wholesale on,
Pstnt, snd 0ssa buslneas II the old corner 81 and 50
South WatcF-st. md !, and wtaash.av. Thanking
&hs trAds for tho liberal patronage to tho old hro
! would respectfully solicit the same for himself.
! r, O, HANFOND co,
, 1876-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

Public notice "a hereby given that the colartnershp
heretofore existing between the uudersigned snd do
tng buslness Al No. Ill 8outh Cark-st4 Chicago, ILL.,,
under tho hrn, mann of 8. l. Carr Co., IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent and that nll outstanding
seoounts duo The said 6En viii 10 collected by sue
eessoru In business, Jennings Co., who aasune ali
W outstanding liabilities.
q. l.. CARR,
N. 4. GRAVES,
Chtcsgo Jan. q, 1875. E. JENNINGS co.
, 1876-01-31

10 IN tnfAllihlo scmedy. Ihs !onE. varied, aud
psoyidenttal experience Of tho Church hna final
neonoy at the disposal Of tie Holy Ghost to
convict mon Of sln, and thus to get sh0 massea
10 70 TO church.
The massos do not uow, 80 to church. Vas Il
avos otherwise? Certainly not except in small
church now than ever before in proportion to
the population, and yet In Chrtstendom hardly
Que in four 60. The Church Of Christ. COM
posed OF all who noncede His divinity. may be
divided Into four great divisions: tho Greek
Church, the Latin Church. the Toutoaic Church.
and what may bo called the Independent Prot
estant Church. The Crock Church stands as
the ecoloaiaatical representative OF ~ OF
people tho Latin Church Of l7o, oo0,oo;; ihs
Teutonlo Church, embracing tho Eusilsi aud
A,uorican Episcopal commun!ons, WITH tt!oSo q
Norway and Sweden. Denmark, Prussia, !iol-
iAnd and Scotland, with tho independent FRO.
tcstants, represent population OF !uo'uAooo
nominal Church OF Chstet-only one-qusster Of
the population Of the globe. II there are $780,
zoo, 6O6 OF nominal Chriatians IN tho world, how
many arc there who ato suoh py tha washing
Ghosf"3 Such only loyo tho Church aud can bo
tlepo1,deJ upon to sustain it. a nation II En-.
ulauu. for Example, tuay be accounted Christisn
because al other forms OF religion arc unkuowu,
Of Aor people 70 saving aud joyful evangelical
faith. Tie majority Of nominal Ch.lsslal,s
bear - sotsIsd and i1reyorent III xntipsthy to
holy aud ardent Church ~ tbs yerisst Pagan
OF Jew. WAero all m6n OF evory race. ago, aud
nation s,all stand 1t laat before tber Creator te
Answer tor tho manner III which they have used
opportunities. in my Judgment. The average
Buddhlst aud Mohammedau will dwell closer to
sne Divine favor, aud appeal more iuauent,sl!y
10 lis supreme clemency, than tho nomlnA
Christian who might hAve been holy but ID not
From the estimates just given, at least thf
probability u established. thai, N III tho histor,
, 1876-01-31


In tie pews as with dullness III tho pulpit 20.
do you help mo by the very way Ia which you
oone here aud listeu, aud you will spur mo on
to even botter things,-snd We will Journey Joy
fully together toward tho light
Aud 70 1t must be al through! You said In
the call you sont me TINT might count on
your helping mo ID my work do connt upon
1t. muatl want your holp all through! Ny
primary Work among yourselves must bo your
work too. But that ia net q! our work We
hayo work to tic world outside. III these days,
when so many arc unsettled In faith. and 40
many are dritted away from all religious associa-
tlonH, no church that has 4ny word OF good 10 It
con do tta duty and fulfil! ita purpose Ia tho
among Its own faithful i,x. 7 vii! not stop now
TO speak OF what Our Unitarian Church ssAuda
for, but Whatever 1t stauds for, Whatoyer Il ls
which obligea US - honest men aud women to
worship apart from the grant churchos round ns,
1t IL something which wo believe 10 be tFue. slld
important truth. and which 1t ia our mission 10
rot before tho world. know that one reasou
why you "asnt for mo" waa because you be-
lteyed had Romo power to set It before tho
world In war to bo hoard and AN sure that
saying !" waa bscause felt what Rlorious aeid
thia great CITY OF tho great Western land otferz
for tbls larger work outside tho preaent out
posts Of our faith. And horo comes In that
condition which would givo me much hope oi
our fairly doing this outside work. viz.
that Of adopting tho "Opon Church VI
plan for our evening Dersicos- For out
morning services. which, supposa, viii alwaya
bs mainly the gathering Of our members shoul-
eolvos, let ths Arrangements bo a you have been
accustomed 10. But Tor the latter hAle OF Tho
day, va want 10 gsth0s in atsaDgoEs and !nqulr.
ors; we want to make an evening church thal
poorer people who cannot afford the res,onst.
bi!ity for regular seatsents shall bs ablo to some
to; and after eleven years working for this very
end. in Just such = great population ~ this.
IN convinced thAt The boat hope foE our doing
this u fox this evening church to gtvs up 90.
Nseiy Tho Hss that my seal haloags 70 anybody,
, 1876-01-31
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