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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-04-20
To the Patrons of the Mouth
of Monocacy Warehouse.

Gentlemen, having heard that there is nm
impression among YOU that you will not be
accommodated as heretofore, take this
means mot being permitted TO see you per-
sonally) to assure you that your interest shall
not suffer by the change if in my power TO
avert II. Not only your down, but up freight
shall be attended to and delivered with
promplness and dispatch. Most Resp'y,
apr Gilt. L. V. WHITE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-04-20
y the rental or anpual value is not

License 10 Retailers Of iSpirituom or Rer-
saeatsd liquors or L1grr Beer-The amounts
OF license TO be paid by retailers Of spirituous
or fermented liquors or lager beer are as fol-
lows
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-04-20
JAMES MEEEHAN,

YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens of Montgomery county that
he has permanently located in ROCKVILLE,
and is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his
line, at short notice and on reasonable terms
RsS- FURNITURE re-varnished and reno
waited at the houses of patrons or at my Shop
one door east of the Old Washington Hotel
VA have the privilege of referring to
John b. and VIM. Brewer, e. B Prettyman,
and Spencer G. Jones, Esqs.
sep 29tf JAMES MEEHAN.
, 1877-03-03

The plctorjal eoutcuts Of tho February ntln-
49,. W s..e ,u'.s,.',,.i" 49, 49, ~
1tene.ui., oi nc'Aotn"ats interesting pott1a'.
OF ""Hiasn III. as Noy" copy u
"Thc Orgunist," by Israhcl Won Meckcncu, en-.
s.a,,,nr 10 a i,,,,,ot.li,hsnn- ~ uuar,.,ct.
1,,, TseI'ns' ~, - ~. ,unsensoAmso, an,
Hall" W Das1u coz; anu Number Of hnc wooA"
cuts representing picturesque streets III En-
e,nh.oco n aoron,1 chnntrr Of TIM rt.av on
=. A,,'sS. r,,.os III .r".,,,n,. m. n,rn,s .ui
h'pc1t i'u'efAih 1eav"ets' ts ~, 'u41, n.,a
His F0Il0wcrs;" an article on lho Fritl1"
, 1877-03-03
FAMILIAR TALK


THE CA6TELT.ANI' AND CEsN OLA
CULLECrlONs.
The Casfcllanl collection u anttQuitics, now
OIL exhibition Ut tile Metropolitan Museum oil
New York, WAS formed BY two Jewellers, iat''cr
and son. In tho City OF Rome. 1t Was begun
with tho simple ain ol securing apec!tnons Of
certain art-oblccts discovered IN EtsurEa anu
Magma GrWcin, IN order to reproduce them iu
modern workmanship, The study Of these
c,,r,osl,,c. naturally stlmn1atcl an interest Ii,
~ "o.Aa .. a"t'Nuc h"'t ''euosa' a.t' auu
gradually led to Wide expansion OF tho orig
inal design. Tho result Ia now 10 bo seen In
,lust sxtrnsiyo and rl,oIco assotnblupu OF art-
,ynrr. 9o,hor., tnr,,hor N Iouv c,,r.r NJ
, 1877-03-03

Lieut.. Payer, whose account OF tbs Austrian
Arctic Expedition wills recently reviewed iu thrlu
columns, siatss that, on his aaelging excursions
to FrsuzJosef'a Land, thu eoll was 10 intense
that, whsa ono Of tho party wished to take u
draft Of rum, ha kuclt down willis another
poured tho liquor into bis mouth iu oreicr 10
prpySnt the MvtA cup touching Ills lina anh
freexiuY to the sdn. The effect Of tho cold
upon the articles Ut food aud Lrnk carried by
thu party Is thus described; "Thts run, though
It WIS strong., seemed to hayu lust al hs
strength aud auMlty. II tasted like Innocent
milk, and It's tonAfateaca Wa that Ut ou. The
bre4l WIS ifokeu 90 hard Lhat wa feared ta
break our teeth in biting Ii, sua IL brought blood
, 1877-03-03

Spiders arc, as rule, sclasl, and vicious in
their treatment Of their fellows; hut writer In
Hdrdrek<'f 3eteHce-0ossip states that he onro
witnessed an nmtcatlc relatfun established b.
tween two. Any, too large TO lto handled al.nc,
bouncest Into the web Of one, when her nci!lI!s,r
ran TO her assistatlce, helped her to sccura tie
victim, aud then sat down In the most friendly
manner at her table, aud suppcd with her oil
the Dy's sayory Juices.
, 1877-03-03
THE NrIsTLETOE,

The mistlosos u known TO attain constdcra-
bic aye. One specimen Is notcl BY an observer.
which has been 'ourishlng for forty ycara OIL MI
English oak. The young plants Of tho ini.tlctor
will llyo some time upon the stock Ut nouIlsll-
st aa up tSr tse% 1aa. 10 ts scs b,Ty
room throw out two little shouts, wilicn, os,.lly
cu.uEh. turn from the light In toward the sbadc
Of tlo room. Thus situated, they will exist for
somc: mouths, although not advancing beyond n
certain growth.
, 1877-03-03

l.
A: tho sixth annual meeting Of tho American
FisttCulturists' Association, recently held In
New Fork, reports and papers were presented
from, which We learn that, In. tho State of New
York, the cultuse os whlteAsh Was begun IN
1905 aud to the present date 1,738, ,00O fry md
twcnty.six haxcs Of cgrs have been distributed.
The propagation Ut allad Was commenced In
1909, IN which year ii, 400 900 wcru hatchcd. Up
10 tho present date coo young Blad hare
hccn introduced into New York waters. The
frat experiment with salnion-trout was made In
1870, suce which timo 5,t47, 900 fry and 40
boxes Of cRgs hare been gircn out. ia 1871 tho
culture Of salmon YVES begun with eggs obtained
from Canada, and nbout a10, 900 hare been dis.
trlbutcd annually. Tho culture Of the Cuilfor-
MIA salmon was commenced 1T 1873, and d total
Of go, coo llaye been distributed. In 1874 the
cllturo OF b,ue-backcd trout, from, eggs brought
from Maine, WIS attempted; but tho effort
to nisodues e nj them M. VIZ unsneoes'fpl, ,,c
basls t.se sove sf si.sass s'f e e''ssa iii liz y
min Ut Introducing them iMto Lake Erie. Thu
first experiments With sturgeon, tried four
ysa1s ago, we're unsuccessful, but, renewed In
Ncto @ e'1 tu1ned tl tnto IT, soa @ gSs stehs ss Df
brook-trout was tcgun In 1910, and ~, 600 fly
aud tWenty.tour boxes Of eggs have bccn dis
triLutct. Eggs Of tho California brook-tro,it
hAfc uctp IeeeISeus Uut VAIy ~ A1y NGEa uALeu-
etl trolu 1,S00 cggs.
Fisl,.cuiture ii Canada was begun rs private
entrrprtsO by Mr.. Samuel Wftuot, Il, 1SaH. Two
years later the Government became interested
III the n,oycmcnt md there aru now six largo
fstl-hrccdtng establishments IN tho Dominion,
which n 1avs q prescnt ao1,ooo salmon and
00,0D whtteash nearly ready 10 turn into
ibe streams. slr. Wt.,n1t exhibited nt tho COR
yentlon salmon tsaino Hia.o'D weighing sew
entccn pounds, which hull been caught In i
small strran .cinptyiny Into Lake Ontario,
where ho had placcsl III lA5 tho 1rst saimon-frv
Tint eyer swain In It's waters. Thousands nj
salmon Weighing from i've TO twenty pounds
entered this same stream last autumn.
Up to tho nrcsent tiuIe there have heeu In.
ported lnlo California total ol Is 200 ,0O cgcs
ut au expense Of about 81 III gold lcr thousand.
During tho lust year, abnnt 400 ,000 cggs Of tho
California salmon have bern exported to New
Xcalnnd. It may be added, IN this connection
TINT, Feb. t. . STEAMER boMnd for New Zeuland
sailed fronl Ban Franrlseo Will, rar1,0 Ut lA>,-
lUO wlltelsh eGEs frvln Lake Michigan, with
trout egEs fron, New ila.nnshirc, ;eer tten
grouse from Utah. Tho next steamer bound
for the same tsand will convey a consignment
Ut pralre-ehlckens, Oregon grouse, ulid phras-
ants.
, 1877-03-03

q punishment rather than an enjoyment, because
ihc klcles In our hearas nlways put them nut,
and. when VIZ took them out OF our mouths,
they were frozen; even the al1ortest pipes met
the eane fate. The Instruments used in SIR
resinG seemed to hurn when | touched them,
antl the medals wlfth ny compauIons wore on
their breasts felt like hot .ron,'
, 1877-03-03
IRELAND

rhSsgEin y, ia,.:4n or E4X K;a..1 a. 1f ssS.. ,Ss
hHunr. Hvt,.. pp. G54 phltAdclrhts: j. Il.
Lfrpncott y Co. Chicago: i14dley Dfns. h Co.
'rl,e writer Of thin volume has taken hold OF 4
eahjcet of deep Interest. The fortunes Of Ire
land excite the sympathy Of crcry impartial OBJ
server, AMI enlist the attention in any fair md
sincere recital Of the stories OF her past. hut
tho earnest des!ro IN como to trucr Under
standing of her troubles with Tho Government
which has annexed her territory and clained
her. eittzers ~ i1s hnbjccta, doaa mt receive
mucll qualification from tf,eso pages. After
struggling through a gootlly rortiOn Of the
hook, going over major part OF tho intricate
ecntcntcs Two or three times 10 unrnFel their
meaning, anl forcing n passage through the
ts3stling arra5 Of fasnlly names That crowd end
less spnccs, nc give orcr tbc efI~rt to profit by
Mr., Ainory's learning to moro courageous
students.
, 1877-03-03

' A new work on Ornitbology which promises
to be Of unusual interest has Just been pub
lsshed hy X. Worthlagtou, Now York. lts stslc
Ia "Veinnor's Birds Of Canala," and Its author
is Mr.. Henry A. venuor, Tor many ycurs con-
necteA with thu Gsologlca! suryoy Of Canada.
Tho work IA Illustrated With thirty photographs
aud IL uniform with "Audubon's Birds VI Amer
ica.tt
, 1877-03-03
CENSUS OF FRANCE,

The latest oAleIal statistics show that Franco
has population Of more thAu Wnl0 600 OF
these 87,sa7 arc blind, aud 29,b1a are deaf and
lumb,-snakipg su average Vt onu bllud person
II, EVERY y6u, and ono deaf and dlsub person IN
every l.:31:G In Paris alone there uru !, ,srtH
luAatles, while III all Erahce there ure II, l13 ln.
Sauo ulcu aud 1i,tya t1lxAue wouaru.
, 1877-03-03
9AME-AN|AYAI.s.

The following Table, showing tho mating
season and tho time Of tho birth OF the younE Of
sono Of our larger game-nnlmalA, has been
compiled from the best authorities by tho editor
OF Fortss a#d Esrndm. IT. Is offered as sppFox-
tmatcly correct for this continent between tho
42l and 48tb parallels:
, 1877-03-03

growth and supremacy, md alsn represent tho
varying limits of The other great nations VI an
tlll!1ty.
The Attaa I. crpcciaIly prepared for the nsc Of
schools; but its convenient s!zc and ahapc, anil
ite many valuable features, make It m equally
desirable work for the library.
, 1877-03-03
EN4L1SiI CLASSICS.

AS0NA*A11A A1A<Aa1aN~t
CONDENSED CLASSICS RON Roy. by sis
WALtE* hcoFs, Bart. Condensed BY ftUaHstEN
goiNstS. 11nto-. pp. 2i0, New York.: Henry
Holt CO. Chicago: Jsnsen, Ncclufg & co.
FArkns RkLATlxH To SFu RoakA WHICH WEAk
Unt4ixAttr i'ubl'sHku&x TuE sfxoTAEoa. With
1Jmu., pp. l:jO. Nvw York: q. 7. P4lMan's
Sous. chlcazo: jansen. Atccaurg + Co. pglce,
81.
II young sealees aud thoughtlcss Ecaless,
who take up one u tbs "Condenscd Classics, :"
will bear in u,rd &hat they aIu nut making nc
quasutancu with tho cutnp!cte work VI tho
author which ahoy have In hand, and that, there
fore, tks II Or dlsl!kc IL Oh thry may. they hase
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
OClt CREED.

WHITE rrREMACN--that j.. COVERT mcut
OF white people that VIII protect white
and black allke--we believe to he in ac-
COrdanrc with the wish Of the white men
who disco 'crcd this country and made
1t what it Is, And it as,imilHtrs 10 tlr
will ct God, aS manifest every where,
that all people and tIingSarc not created
equal.
ClVn Law SHOULD BE PARAMOUNT 4,
MILITARY Law, and tnc dircml feet
Of making il subordinate has been scel
and felt during the administration %
Gen. I,N, Grant,
The RIGHTS or TiE STATES should cVcI
be held sacred, and all powers not dele
gated to the General Government reside
IN the Statr.
WE CONHIDER BUREAUCRATIC all Ring
Monopolic-. Thicvrry, JObbrry, Central
i'm, and Rudiculism in all its prOLcal
forms.
TsUW LAWS are an ahomlnNti0n, and
being opposed to Free Trade, work harm
to the needy, and wrou. to the CAPT
taiSts.
FRGE TRADE, THE WORLD OVER we be-
li6Vr i kin tO IA, will Of God
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
LAMBIIitY'S LUCK.
Twenty Thousand Dollar, in Cold
Found la II Cave in Ham
blcn County. Tenn.
From the Morrist ,wn Gazette j

| From the Morrist IWn Gazette
March 2G. 1877 -Tuere is straug,
story, yet nevertheless Il true one, t.
he given you iuI your readers. ia the
cart, hslor, OF East Trnnrs~ see. abon,
! 1914, rs near rs can he determined
tnrre men ny the namc Of Patterson
all bro hers, visited the New Markrl
VALLEY. with the attention Of buying the
known as Panther Springs They
| brought with them large amount ol
money, supposed to he FROM $4,000
tu $4,000 in Mexican coin. Wnilr
looking over the lands they were mur-
,lrcd and their money and other arli-
clcS Of value taken from their person
by hunter, and their bones were
burnt in Il cave near what at that time
was known US the "buiIalo crossing,
row known as the Grindstone Hollow,
which place was also the reudez, Gus
OF the murderer, whom it is supposed
feared that the PattrrSuns would he
missed from the n0ighbUrhooI, AMI
fed To the western portion OF Virginia.
There le died, amt on his death bed
he gave way.bill that his hidden
treasure might be found. Sume forty
years ago, say the Older citizens, two
men came with the wa,-blIl, giving n
description of the place, and every eff
fort was made tn find the money, but
to no purpose, and after several weeks
Of hard labor gave up the search. Now
for the sequel:
During the heavy snow Of the past
winter q man by the name Of John
Lambert and man from the vicinity
OF Panther Springs went hunting, and
tracked coon Ia Il small hole by thei
ed. e of rock. Lambert stopped up
the hole, aud remarked that he would
pet the gentleman yet, il he WASH
pretty sharp. lie subsequently went
back Git is supposed after the snow had
melted, J and found two rocks over the
hole; he moved them, and saw below
them a vast cavern. He returned
home ami procured bed cord. tied
The same 10 a walnut tree and descend
ell INTO the cave for some 100 feet, and
'here found the treasure spread out up
on rock, with an old Mexican saddle
blanket spread over it. The blanket
had decayed until nothing but the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

filling remained H. also found one
saddle aud six Mexican stilrnps,
Lamherl made these statements to n
trend Of his, and showed him "A pocket
luIl Of money. He wa, II day labOrcr,
und did not know what 1t was to have
uny amOunl at mOUry,
Your correspondent visited the see
ton Of country wNIe the people werc
mnking excavations where LrmheTl
had filled the cave, and Witnessed with
hs own csc, nearly onc-huIt Of hui
man skeleton taken out, aud all otuel
,ilns made hundred years ago.
Lam crt AMI his family have depart
cd 10 some unknown country with lh,
money,
These ave facts, rs can 6c proven hl
ANY NUN or oI the best culHns .
Panther Springs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
Nashville Market.

rInI,p .,.,n.... sc,- .,,,,.
:, 80, ~ r'n, - - M. "i" niSc
;',,i,,. GO >, Az" '"''''!' ''''' N"''0'
'' Wmi,N7 G W%,r I,,o,,,I -, s,,,,od
hn,r WI'N S. ~ n .'' 49, ''''' y '''' "'"'"
"| mnU Nv T'"' ......,.. ,o.... =,
W' i,'>r, ,'n'', WE'VE 'T'',' ~
I['', oiyrT r' o ,"' cars "i IT" or %.r
f'r Li u ,r Iir' on IHTSi ~ MIN "F"rr>
W ~ L w., ,-i''' @''o'l''o' o''''c' ant
m,r = 'o'',t'"i and 1o,;,o.oI dana,
-" '"'"'' "''" '''''''" III "'l'''
'-n,.I, ,,.,.,.,. ,..,,,,..,, -n.c.
, l,',l N"S','': ' ','rT ma
III u 'r''"t'S ''""'''' '"V Ga. alan,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

re- when used tor Rheumatism
Scr" Throat, Lame Back, NrurnlIir
S,TaIus, Br uses, Cuts, Contracted Mus
cI,,, sin Joints. Corns and Burns, o.
human ncingS; and SPAWN, Ring Bon"
Calls, Cuts, Scratches, etc., Oh animals
& u,scus' Lightning Ln'mrnl is Hne
qunlrd. und It's effect simply cIrctrl al
A It's name su L.eSts. it IS qu;,k to re-
/ Ii, We, aud thousands bear witness to 1T
astounding >irturs. For sale by G
G. Phillips, Winchester, Tenn,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
lNlOrIIn.

A thr0ng Of sufferers with cough"
aud colds, annually 60 South to enjoy
the ETHEREAL mIduess OF the land OF
flowers To them We would tnN the
necessity Of that expensive trip Is oh
waited hy Cpmpounl Honey OF Tar
which speedily yunqui,ErS the cough
aud cold, incident to this rjgorou'
cline, For public speakers it snrpa'
SEES the Drmusthcric regimen ol "peh
rics and sen shore clearing the Ihr"a
until the voice rings with the silver
cadence Of u he'll, Use Comp 'un'
Honey Of Tar, Price 81 cents botlI,
For sale By &. q, Phillips, WInch"'
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
On-R9siAent Notice.


| Martha Frame and Others vs.. X. y Mann
and others.
| Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk aud Master from
complainantS hill in above cause. which
is sworn to that the defendants. Felix
+. smith and wife Mary ). Smith. Peter
Wear and wife Noble Wear. James WoodS
ami Mathew NoOdS. are non residents OF
the State ut Tennessee. 50 that the ordina
~ proc IS of law cannot be served lip-
on them.
II is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring the sand nonresident de
trn'lantS 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next. before the Cnan-
Gerry Court at Winchester. franklin COun-
ty, Tenn. and plead, answer or demur to
complainants' bill, or the Satnr shall he
taken for ontesSrd and set for hearing cx
partc as to thcm
Witness my h nd, ut Office in Winches-
ter Tenn, this March 20. 1877.
l. II. FINCH, {. & VI.
mar29-lw It.
Fitzpatrick q Gregory, Solicitors for
complainants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

Et,- II YOU want TO subscribe lol
any one.or more Of the following putt
iraluns, rrmrUemher that they rIul
with the Home journal and you can
save money and have our guaranL"
that you will either get them, or YOU
money viii be refunded:
Applcton's journal; Eclectic; Gal
nxN Srrihucr; Cooley; Peterson
Ledger; Valley Monthly; EdinhurA
Review; London Qlartcrly; West
minister RI, lew; North Brush Re
view, aud Black wood
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
SANDALWOOD

POSSESSES much greater power in rcstor-
Ing to Il healthy state the muclls mem braur
of the urrthra than either Cuhcb, or co.
paiha. l; never produces sickness. i. Ger
tain and speedy in its action. Ii is fast
suprrsrdin@ ev'rr other remedy. Sixty
capsules cure in six or eight days. No
other medicine can do this
OWING to its great SUCCESS many subSti-
tutts have hrcn advertised. sncIi aS Pastrs.
MiXtdres, Pills. Balsams, etc. all of which
have been abandoned.
~ -Dundas Dick X Co.'S Soft Capsule.
containing Til of Sandalwood. sold at mn
Drug stores. Ask tor Circular. or send to
b II 81 Wooster Street, New York. for
ohe' lsept1-Gm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

The Washington Sta: says that "il
the Republicans hal a ghost Of II
chance of organizing the next House
or eIerting Speaker, it has been dis
PEELED 10y the hitch IL carrying out the
Southern pariticalion policy. 1t is as
certain rs nAthlng can be that the
Democrats will elect their Speaker
without difficulty, aud there is little
doubt that Mr. Randall will be the
man"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
Insolvent Notice:

Having suggested the insolvency OF tie
estate OF II. II. Roberts, deed. all persons
ihrcblcd 10 said estate are hereby notified
To- make immediate settlement: ana those
hollin. rIaiIl- against SAID estate must
file tiI;m. duly autilrl Treated. with the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Franklin
county. within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be- forever barred.
ID. ). LONG.
March 29tn, 1871. Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

A noted Washington politician say.
that Mr.. Hayes is so completely pos
ses,cd oi the pncjGcalion idea that Ii,
"would not be surprised if he were tc
send for San. Tlucn to try and con
ciliatc him He has succeeded So wei
in scjtin4 up dual reign in the Post
Office Department that it is possih.c he
may trl to compromise with TIlcn 10y
giving him the Presidency Of the South
while he reTaias President Of the
North"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.-To those from
the southeastern States. who purpose is
itinG or rmi!rHImg to the Great States N
ArkalI,a> and Tex II would he to tIlrA
to see. or communicate Witu
i. t. NrviIi. Passenger Agent. Mrmpni,
and Little Ro'k Hallway. Chattanooga
Tenn. vino will rhrcrIuIly answer all
questions, and give all information touch
ing routes. rate. and connections. b. sure
you are properly informed before purrha-
sing your tickets. LOctl2-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
LOOK AT THIS!

! wish to dispose of ,ny ,,ort -, ..
hn "" "''' n n pnrrP"''I to offer bargain.
nave o.nOD brick 81 GOOD nt,Ii,
about Loo hus!,rl> fresh Iima " ,,' 49,
nf "n ', t', IN town and country. to III ,.
toru.,ar ,on> u" lhs me will pl.as,i.-.
n'.n m"',' I., make satiSlartory arrahs.
Win.ho,, SAMUEL. SMITH.
winchester Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1871.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19
Black smithin.g
AND IsEPAIRING.
Andrew manner.

u IN the shop formerly ortupied by A
rus ras,nacht. on High street. WINCHESTER
a., j. prepared TO do all manner n,
.olia,hSmithing and Repairing of M,rhi.
ncr{' Flows made or pointed ana nor,es
s l'' promptly. and perfect saii.f,rtinn
E" 'L.,Ir'h' Eighteen years rxner,o,rp
detT-ly VI" country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

During the last eight years, under
Republican domination, property in
South Carolina has decreased S55,
100000. The pIunicred Stale will now
have chance to recover from the nc
cursed abuse Of the carpet baggers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-04-19

cit is now stated saws Il Washing
inglon correspondent, ''ihatas soon rs
:he Louisiana muddlc is adjusted
President Hayes will invite Governor
Tildrn to visit Washington with vira
to consummate the work of concilia-
ton and peace 50 ausplciously com
mcnced The plan, which is Of the
Presidents own dcviSrment, has not
been made public and will not he foI
several weeks, but those nearest his
person say that 1t promises great and
happy results. This much is positive
" known: That Gov. Tlldcn has been
interviewed on the subject, and signi-
fled his willingness to join with Mr..
Hayes in any work calculated to re-
dound to the peace, honor and pos
pcritv of common country. Who
will not further contend that the pull-
cal millennium is not dawnng 2