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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-09
IMPORTED !
Lafting,a

Cotton Seed Oil Soaps are for sale BY all
Wholesale and retail grocers in the city.
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AUCTION.
A NJ. STODDARD,
AuctiOneer.

NH0ICE IMPORTED FRUIT TREES.
" Roses, Bulbous Roots and Plants in gfeat
variety, at auction, in lots 70 suit purchasers,
Monday, March 18th, at 10 O'clock, at S55
Main street. Ladies specially invited. The
above are Of recent importation from Franco.
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sEEDsmEs,
STOCKS.

A Member Of the Stock Exchange
VIII execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
bonds and gold on moderate margins.
Commisslons So per each 100 shares. Stock
privileges negotiated on responsible parties
only. Correspondence solicited.
Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
Stock exchange, IS Wall e., N. Y. Refer
ence. D. II Mangam, Esa.. President Ma
uonal Trust Co.. N. y. ieod-dkw-ls-xxiy.lS
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1000 pounds ReelfOOt lake
perch received by express this
morning, for sale low, at VIC
tor ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson at
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The Diamond badge Of the Northwest
is on exhibition at COnvcrss's, 81 South
Court street. 6t
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CROWN S~PEOTACLES
At II. Seehausen's, s0s Main street.
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REWARD

3 AZ REV ARD-stoleu from my PLACE near
OiU Germantown, Shelby county, Tenn,
on the night of the 18th Of March, one bay
7 years old. both hind feet white, heavy
name and tail, carries her head high also an
old saddle with full skirts and heavy horn. l
mare TO me, and $40 reward for the apprehen-
sion and conviction Of the thief
j.. Is. GHRtSTIAN,
"a Q5 Jefferson 81. Memphis, Tenn.
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TX Tue LEpsER job Office can be found
competent, skillfEl snd tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job # printing. 1881
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To close out cOnsignments
we offer atreduced prices;
300 kegs spiced pigsfset at 1926.
100 ilrkins pigsfeet at $3.50.
10 barrels bOlOgnas at &c.
100 pigs. cooking butter at 19 to Ice.
l49t G. A. ECKERLY & BROS.
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PERsoMAL

DERSONAL-J. M. COLEMAN. JUSTICE
/ OF the Peace. Notary Public and Commits
Of Deeds. Special attention given TO
colloctiors in the county. Office 29i Front st.
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LIGHT WEIGHT
A Cash ERES
JOSEPH COLL & co.

LOUIS SHAW, at Converse's, received
the Diamond badge rs champion Of the
Northwest he having held it till the
time expired. CT
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FOE aALE

i package bears the signature Of VIM. Tay-
lor as trade mark. I'm packages, soc; Hlb,
81; IN, Sl.50, By mail, post-paid.
j. X. MULKkY, Sole Agent,
$40 Helena, Ark,
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EoR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS, 4Oe PER
Z hundred, at this office. the cheapest wrap
ming Eapar yOn get. S.
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Non Resident Notice,
Martha Frar,e md others VS.. r. n Mann
and Others.
March 29th, Is,

Martha Frame ind others vs.. r. n Man,
AMI others.
Upon !nolion and it appearing to tn,
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from
conplalnantS oil in above cause, winch
i sworn to that the defendants. Frliy
+. smith and wife Mary =. smith. Peter
Wear and wife Molic Wear. James Woods
ami Mathew Woods. are residents -,
the State oI tennessee. 81 that the orIipn
ry process of law crnuot be served up-
on them.
II Is therefore ordered that publication
DC made FOR four consecutive wrenS IN The
Home journal, published in Winchester.
lrlIiI.. requiring the >aii nonresident de
zen Ialit> - appear on or brfp"c the fourth
Monday III june next. prinrr the Cam
Gerry Court ut Winchester. frankiin Cvuu-
~ Irnn. and plead. answer ur ,lrmur to
cohpIalnant,' bill, or the same shall he
taken for confessed and set Tor hearing rx
lElrtr rs ID lrm
Witness my Ii nj. at ollie in WinrhrS
'er' Tenn. this March 70. lS17.
/. ii. FINCH, 4. Il VI.
. mar29-4w AZ 49,.
Fitzpatrick Il Gregory. Solicitors for
ionpldInants.
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60 ,tIIc's Religious Belief
From the New Quarterly Magazine !


+ rom t'e New quarterly Ma@""'he'l
A, Lar JunlirIan, accused Grrlnc o
want OF patriotism, because hi, AHA,
SCARED auuNr til. mlot~ Of party rrcl-
IT,, aud lnlrrnnlIunnt irhl,t,,!c-, >,
lnrolp.Ian, rnarLrd hu, wan rlriI.,IuI
and unurl ucruu,r hr ,c,lpliurr
prlrstcrau in whatu,rr form 1t ap-
/ Jrarrd, and rrluspI To sacrifice ms
| liullr ul inI!mrnL to luc arbitrary dc
IA uIri> Al ruu,thr,. II even nviiryrL
| in God au, nature, and IN the victor,
on rood over evil. bat ,hi, wa, NOT
ruou II for ,h,. piou, ,o., mast al
sn hrlIr\u than I,r,r ara one. and tam
ON, ~ three. and mi, the Iru,nlulnr,,
of IN, suul rrlrls Il .oiu,l. nor In seq
vnn, ,n,sInlr helm II would he to me "
R.liol,us zeal IS NOT am tp measure,
fine terms uI IFS Recommendations. and If
nrrI u,l su,ur,sc II, That one vino.
ljk, Goethe, rejected alike the Gloom.
,s,,.li,.,.u al G,n,,n Ihr su,,.r,u,lun,
-, R,,m, and ,hr ,rruo,ul ,u,oIrrou, :.
Of ,h,. Aoul,can Cnur,n. sn,ulld b,y,
h..n ,,,,,,.t,,nrrd , sr,u.r and an,
.,hri., A ,,In,t These swcruLu
,hnr,rs ,he ,,,.t r,uu,rrs n, an i ,v,,I
lnry are ,u,,rr,I ~ nj, work, and ~
I'M, ht,. IL .ould as soon uuult IN
myself a. in G,d. INT lii, n,Iur, ,r
Gud. immortality. the human ~! an.
H. connections WIN the hu,Iy. ,nu,l ~.
main eternal uroblrms In whir,, lh,
vhII,sophrIs cannot aJ,auc, MS. How
should VT, with our hunted ronr,,-
lions. form Al, ,ura of Cod or ,,,rmn
To dcsrr,hc the HI.hcs, Being Il \
W,r. hk,a Turk Ia call HIM ,,v 4,
huulr, ii names. ,hpuII sill in com
varlson with H., Illiul,nnlr o.nIi,.rs
tall short and have SAIL nothing"
Here again are the reflections of this
unbclrvrr: "At scyrnl, five wears of
age one cannot but think OF death
sometimes. The thought leaves me
perfectly at peace, for | entertain II finn
CONVICTION that mans spirit is AN e,-
srn,c OF an inlrslructirlc nature,
workin. ON from eternity To rter..it,
1t Is like the sun that to human eyes
nppe,rs To 90 down. bat which does
not 30 down, but shines ON forever"
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SANDALWOOD

! o>'>>eS llnch greater power in rc,tor-
~ !" "ca't"l state The mrlcuS mem crane
W Tue "rrtIra THAN either Cuhrb, or Co.
lil"'' u never produces sickness. is Ger
tam aud speedy ia lis action. Ir r,s,
>uP'I,'"lhG 'y'ry other remedy. Sixty
capsules cure III SIX or eight days. No
other medicine can Ito this.
OWN. to it. great succcsS many subs.;.
tut'S have been advertised. surh n, Past
Mixtures. Pill. BIIslm>. rt,... all of wI,i,L
have hrpH abandoned
- Dn'I'laS Dick II Co.'S Soft Capsul..
containing Oil of SanGalwnoh. sold at all
Drug 'tnr''>. ASK Tor Circular. ar >rn fu
b ~ 81 Wooster Street. New YORK. mi,
ohe' ,eW1 GIN
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Family Prayers

A, we journc, tuI.u,u life it is wei
~ aayr ,UlIr rusluL places where. f.
"A hnrl time, uur uur,rn, can hr iao
aside, ana new strength talnrI 10
oar Onward march,
Inc family altar wurrc purrnls an,
rhililrn Gamer nl.tI AMI morning. {.
ill.,, uJ lurIr hearts ani voices ~ pral,
auu thank, WIN, /, one OF tHc 5lvrr,
riacrs OF rarll-tur huk Of ,Iul.vs \,
estimate can nr ma IL of the lnH .rnc,
| it rXrrt, ON vaiIrrn growing NJ
! I.cy.maN uuu,irr rom the lull III tt
ter ,rjus, uud stray TAR tr,m luy re-,
Data. vet ,nrr,I>a ;rn.,r l.u,rm ,.u,,
.lu-.rIinn with lnvilI. u 81. RI 81 lu,,
uram,u. them all lhr llur tuwar, tnt
rlynt. A ,uu,h golu.. ont from 4
nuusrnulu wOrlr Il llmiIl liar un- al
way, ben cnriIshrd, Knows hat, 1T
the s,ion -r,, rcmniat,on allure him.
there IS ,onrlulnp vnrn viii over.
shadow hin and pr,,rc, n,m, AhIcl
viii nr al, ulilpr OF clru l., day, AN
| III, Il of fire ny nl,hr-aa earnest ,r,,
or, vllrr,,l NH, act murn,n. nrnun
I'll. moan. altar. I'm, uorniu. and
p,,u,uo sacrifice is II ur, nrc,,dobr. To-
IG,i Inou Am, ,uIul off, f. i, ~,
sw,,, luccu,,. n,cru,l,nr, ,,i,riN In" 49,
# ,s,cn ~. loIru VIII, the urr,.nu, mr.
den ul ,,i,uIs hrar,,. Lu.ir.,hutr f..
wLru Z, ,,I iron ,.un,,i ur,n. II l,.r..-
r,ul,. family nra,r,,. ,,mrl, nc, IN
al u;,r, ,I :. ION ,.nn,,l,l ~ ,l.n i,,,.
i,uhrr rr,Is II il o,,l nj n
nav. ,oru n.emlrr of a luuniy ,,i.,,
and uu,,u,r,z.. one verse tI,In Il,. B;,I.
,acl, da, aul rcpcat II ut even no. TnIs
, IN n. ,,I,.,s,,,L tar ,Ll. ,h. lui,,. ana.
Will feel that the, ar. rr.I,N ;ak,n, -
u,,t ann t.eu uh,l - si..r,.,.us .n
.n,nd will they bny, for after yru,,.
rh,ne yrises may BASS from the min
alter a lj,llr nile. tn, u,,n,n, Is eo
urrly loryn,trn. Wnpn the winter of
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Hay - Opposition.


!" "''"''"I u t'H opposition TO MI,
HAYES S,ulhrr, unlir, "a, ,.,o ,.>.,ro.o,,
p,,i,l y, az
Wv " ''"'"a''" V"''eNI'o''-
"nl 0l the Cincinnati EnuuIrrr writes rs
,,u.,
"irstcr,iw II gentleman. who /, AN
np,hlraut tor "A FOREIGN nnpnintucnt.
r,llr,i socially uu The President, aud,
it the cuuI,r o, Goa, crsullou, alu'ru
10 a. threat, Of Blaine, Ben Waite,
aud other uYlrcmr Radicals, to un,ag
ou,z, the ) ,ulhrru poilry, The Prrol
Irul SAM he 81" no rrn,un tor un',sl-
rIrss tie ,ai hc dW not So, DO"
these gentlemen were gulng to ave
prnr c.! lJlrr AM III cl IL lnrlr uppp
,it,pn iury could not d. II hH inwar
llI MS pet personal plans or prajpcI-
i ui, own, hcCnu-r hu uai nuIr tor
them Ia ll,wnrL They cpuIu nul Il ,
II by rejecting lus nonluajl pus IL lnr
Senate. DrCau,G he never would aGu /
any name 10 u" Senate ~ wNo,c cuu-
lltnlliun hc had any interest hcN Ouu
tnal mspilri b, his .rnrrni views ~ lu
lur good ul the pupIIr ,rryjcc. II
III ,uul see that IhrS ruul Idu uu,lull.
uryuHd drnu,Iurc his ,nIIrv IN aprrrI-
IS E,rn II lnry cou,l li,I Il mi prl'
~ the Srnat" Ippu,rd To the SpuIucrn
lpJIrN, the Senate could not uuuO MuuD
nnu teen duuc. It could not restore
tue troops to the Slalr.EuuscS. nul
cuuli IT rvHahlIlalr the ornaments
/ wln Il nave Vanished us soon rs lNr
Frdcral arms were Withdrawn ron,
Lurlr supp rrt f. suggestion MA!
. the uppooltlpn might take the suapr ct
seating II IhJyy aS Senator from LUulo
una, The Presidents reply was, THAI
| lnaL wuulG tie the STATE t. ALTAR. not his
! rnc Senate was the ia toe Of me quail
/ liculluus Of IT'S mrmhrr,. lie had been
informed that the Senate Committee 81,
! pryIlrurs uud Elections had repVr, co
/ report hat not nrru acted u,uu. Il
/ krlIOuu wa, lea is ru,lllvd to the seat
at the time Lhe report was made, hr
was certainty entitled now. hrcnlis,
Iau\ nOdy's rinhts. Tine general tenor
h1i the Presidents Conversations ON IN,
suffice, o, X .IIur,'s contest Tor a sea,
| In Inc Senate was To the ellrct that he
/ ,.I &C.,. ..., g., ..., l.; ,l ....,,..,
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L. M. Scott, ST., "A wealthy citizen o

L. M. Scott, ST., Il wealthy citizen ol
Lauderdale county, Tenn visited Rip
ley the other, and imhibed 100 much
whisky. which caused him to become
very bolsterous. lie was arrested and
carried before Mayor John Tarran,
who fined him to the fullest extent of
the iaw-iiity dollars. Mr.. Scott re
fused to pay it, when the Mayor inform
ed him that he would have TO 90 TO
work on the streets if he did not. AT
this peculiar juncture I. nj. Scott, Jr..
made an insulting reply, and drew u
pistol. He was taken from the Office
and persuaded To write an apology To
to The Mayor, which he did, aud tia,
WI, thought To have been satisfactory.
Later in the day, as Scott, Jr, passed
along the street, Mayor Tarrant step
ped up to him und remarked that they
would settle that difficulty. and drew
revolver and fired at Scott, who drew
his and returned the fire. Both pistols
we've enpted ani both men wounded !
as oco,i turned 10 retreat, Scott drew
"efflnser pistol aud shot him in the
back fatally wounding him. !
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Gossip from the White House, oja
Cincinnati, says that Hayes is very
much lIouhIrd, and actual y talks "I
rcsisnns the PrcoId"n'y. heransc he
believes he IS not cn'tl,d lu The place
he fills. Stanley Matthews, Secretary
Sherman, B1n. ln4rrsoIl, and few
others, have to furnish him backbone
u keep INN from rcsIgMng.
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TS' II YOU want to SuhSrri !" lrl
any one nr more Of the Following p,''-
iiraII"ns. rem member that thy rlut
with the Home Juurnal, and \uu val
save money and have our 4uarantr,
that you will either oct them. or your
money will be- rriun led:
App'"ton's journal; + 'l"rtir; 6 J.
aX,; Srri"nrr; GpdrN; Peterson
Ledger; VnIIev MONTHLY Edinhur4
Review Lpn'I"n QlarlrrIy; West
minister Re, lew; North British Re-
view, aud Blackwoud
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LOOK AL THIS

WIS IL dispose OF nv >,ock OF zoo. /.
anu ana rrtir''i 10 offer iar.ain>.
nave + U'uOJ D'"k OF good uuaiiI,. ;,.d
h"p''' i'oO huN"ri> fresh lime. aha SONG
'ra' 'I'''c 10 Town nndroumtry to iii, pose
at on favorable terms.
MI persons oW in. me will pleas, conn
iorwar'. and make sJ,i.I,,tnr, .,rr,,,,..
meats OF their indebtedness.
w, SAMUEL SMITH.
winchester. Tenn, Feb 9Th, 1877.
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State Senator llrnry a Chambers,
of Lpui"n county, ha, rendered his
resignation to Gov. Porter, aud it liza,
been accepted He is II brother ia-Iaw
to Postmaster General Key, and has
been sppoInted General Snpcrlnlcnd.
dent Of Postal Stamp Printing
Mr.. Chambers is Democrat. having
been elected On that ticket to the State
Senate.
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InsOlvent Notice.

llaNln- suggested IN" Insolvency OF tu,.
c'latc at II. II. ho.mrt>. 'Ic, ii. All persons
ihIr"lru I" al c>tat" are here y mutlie I,
To haN' Illi'ilc,ilttc ~"itl"ncnt: ami those
holding rltiI:i> against SAID estate must
NE lh'th. uuil ahlnrl tl,aird. vita tnr
'irrh OF til" county Court OF r'raunIm
county W't"II the linc prescribed ny
law. Or thry viii BE- forever larrcd
b. ). LONG.
March both. 1877. Administrator
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Ou~ Divine Savior WAS crurllicd ac-
cor'ins to law
Socrates was condemned to death
under forms Of law.
Martyrs have been put to death un-
der forms of Law, numbering hundreds
Of thousands in long procession.
And under forms of law r. Is HAYES
got into the Presidential chair. but, in
the language of Mr.. Adams. No sub =
segaem action, h0wcper merioriouS, can
rash array tie iehers Of that record"
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The. Nashville American says ecu.
tlrman lives in that city who has had
chiIIs and fever every day for fou
years, during which time he has taken
1900 grains of qnininr, | 900 g"aias Of
arsenic, 500 .raiG> Of cinciiunlia, 800
grains of Peruvian bark, and "A good
deal Of nitric acid. without having any
effect upon him. He ha. teen adN
to give the town the shake" and travel
for his health.
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The Chattanooga Times, n speaking

The Chattanooga Times, n speaking
Of the operation Of the usury law il
that place, SAYS: "Tae borrower and
the lender 90 together into Georgia,
where the law permits interest 10 he
contracted for II per cent The lender
pays over the borrower the money. the
narrower executes and delivers chen
ana there his note PAYABLE at some
tank in Georgia. This Is said to be in
Ia" Georgia contract The Iocatiuu
OF Chattanooga in the eye of Gcoruiu
gives u' a business ADVANTAGE over
Nashville, Knoxville, aud Other local.
lie, in Tennessee, which will euabl.
our merchants aud manufacturers 20
compete with the Yankee State of
Georgia, which has, 10y repeating the
usury laws several years since, dotted
he surface with live men running live
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Amer lea AID United States

O"ln- To their warm and dcllgnlIu
climates, their inhabitants grow sulluw
from torpid L',ers. lndi., s'ipn. aud all
diseases ar's'ng from a tli,ur,lrr,,,
Siomarh and BrwcIs. The, shout NJ
course at all times keep the liver ac-
tive, and 10 our readers W. w0uld Fec
onmrnd Thnlrrs Vegetable Liver
Powder. Taken in time. will often
save money IN mach >uil'rIng. Prize.
% cents. For sale by q. G Phillips.
Tenn.
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Blacksmithing
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

IN tlic Hhop formerly occupied by \.
.ras,haeht. on High street. Winchester.
I'm, In Is prepared to do all manner of
,t'lny and Repairing OF Marni-
A' FLOWS made or poil.trd and horses
n promptly. and perfect Sati .f,,tinn
! I" ',,' Eighteen years experience
dec7ly ''""''!'
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~, has jusl been published, aud g
i've 1t 10 oar read T., Here it rs:
JEFFERSON. ONO, April o. 1877.
Mr. {, II, Painter, Washington. ID. C.;
My DEAR SIR: Y ur ltGl OF lnr
81 VAS duk rrrrNci You ASK
.nrlhrr ! rc,nrmhrr wha | said in
vnr ri PIE ,dcOl HAYES ~ NV rnIra. So
n 10 procure MS nrIn,Halpn 1t The
Ciuriunau Convention. | to rrurm
Ur ii, after wat has sill Ct llauSplrc I,
vita iuLl ..uatiDn nnI Il bitterness al
soul thai ! nrv.r felt hrIurG Guh
know vita what uulIrlul Zrll Ia,"Jrr.l
Tor the emancipation Ut the slaves OF
,IIr South, an,! /" prorur" Justice for
Duem before ami during I g TINE "as
N C"nGl",N, aud ! ''lppos"' G ~ rn"r
ilNr> was in luil nrcrld with me On
,hs 81 j'tL Bul ] have hcrn 'Ircci>
rd, betrayed, and cIcn Illuminated hN
the course he has taken, 10 n degree
that have not language to express.
Daring the first month ct ms a'inlniS
IralIon we fad him ClsrlrI with tw"
Of The worst and most malignant enc
mics Of The culorcd race that can he
found in all that slave.c"r@cd region,
and there CONSULTING with those male.
factors how best he can put these col
rred people unicr lnrlro heel ol then
most utter enemies, and reduce them
TO Il cOndIliun Infinitely worse than hc
tore they were made tree. ! feel that
to have rmanci patrd these people, and
then To lGnv" them unprotected, would
be- 4 crime AS infamous aS to have rr-
,iucrd them to SLAYER. when they were
free And for Hayes to 10 this to the
men who hal, at the HaZ ri OI their
lives, given him the votes without
which he never could i'uvr had the
power to 40 this terrible injustire
n, doubt he mciilalc> the Il sIrur-
ton of the party that elrcte him a
60 ltrnplaliou OF all TINS fill, me with
nmnz"mrul and inpXprrs,ibIe indiGna
lion. My oml Y consolation is That his
/ nv informs me that hritrr men lhan |
ever prrtvn ted To hr, have IN like man
ncr been deceived Some have al
tempted To rX, use him h saying that
he means welt, tut he'll is paved With
just such gooI intentions.
lruIN yours, Ii +. WADE
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Home Journal.
MANCHESTER. lLNNrSNL,
May 3. 1877
OUIt GREED.

WHITE SupREMACY--liIat Is. a government
OF white people that Will protect white
and black ulIkc--we believe to be- IN ac-
cordaDcc with the wish OF the white men
who disco 'crcd this country and madv
ii what 1t l.. Aud it aSsimilutr, 10 the
Will of God, ~ manifest every where,
that at people and thinS, are not created
equal.
CIvn Law SHOULD III PARAMOUNT 10
MILITARY Law, aud the dirruII lirrt,
Of making it subordinate has been seen
and felt during the administration oI
Gen. /, >, Grant.
The Rights on the STATES should even
be held sacred, and all powers not rlolr-
gated 10 the General Government rcsd,
in the State.
WE CoNsIDEE USDEMoCRArIC all Ring
MonOpolicS, Thicvrry, JObhcry. Central
ism, and Rudlcalism in all it, prolran
forms.
UsURY Laws are IN denominations and
being opposed to Free Trade, WORT harm
TO the needy, and wrong to the capt
tai,ts.
FREE TRADE, THE WORLD OVER, we be-
liNvc. is akin to III, will Of God.
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Notice.,

me hrm of smith d Carr ha, inp dis
solved. all persons in!ebt,u 10 liam ,u,..t
ZONE forward AMI nakr pay mrnt to itlrr
party SAMUEL Mi1n. 2.
II. I. & RR.
winchester. Tenn, FeL. OH. lS,7. s3l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

Now that the > .ulh Carolina and
Louisiana question is settled, the Mo
nhc (AIa) Register thinks there Is
still one acl Of justice ion Mr., Hayes
to do. Let hun send a message To tn,
called session Vi Congress, recognizing
Mr.. TildCn rs President.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

The grain market Is considerably cX.
cited in consequence OF The Eastern
war news The sales of cora III New
York tor a sin.Ic dav last week were
larger ~ 100000 bushels than Nns ever
sold in That marncl 10. the same length
of time,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

The Porter Rha,, ~ Nashville, au'l
,he Cniyka,aN Guards, of MoUp0i-,
are to meet at IluuL,v,llc, Ala, nrXI
Jane, and drill for Lhc championship Of
the SLlLc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

The New York sun SAYS tina, II
Fraudulent President cannot create =
new party, aud If he thinks 80 he is Il
lnnl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

All kinds Of poullrv are sllpp"d
from this State to supply the F!"rIda
market As many II. 1900 have hr"u
shipped in one day
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

Nichols and Ilampron's Legislatures
will wipe out The Returning Board
systems now
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

An exchange tell, Of a prominent
grocer N it, lONn who carried 10 lu-
neral an umbrella on which was painted
conspicuouoly the business Of his
house. and held it over the preacher 5
mead while he cunlnctrd the srrvic, $.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

The McMinuy,IcN y Era -ai Ten
no,sro has aIrraiS 100000 dogs, ano
there are not enough sheep to g
around.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03
BARBERlNG,

f. \. ST ARkEN. VT a. ...;. ...
"' t"'hty-t rec ar, III ..>. wee, .,.,..
the rd'loln 81 all MiIu VAIN .u.,,. .t......
T"alhpoohrd. Or to have turir i.aiI 90. =.
dressed in neat sly H. a prices I, nj
y Hair or "ili,kcr~ dyct ,,- -. ...
well.
,''Irriai contracts maze, via ~.
WI" wish t" shave " iii, nluni:
~ No 'rcdit +. \. SI.,Et
Gets ,yi,..n,..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

Packard did'nt "dic IN the last dnca''
worth cent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03
JOHN SIM MONS,
Attorney at Law
Winchester. ftnn.

viii practice in the Courts of r'ranklin
and adjoining counties. and in the Sn-
prem" and Federal Courts at Nashville.
Prompt attention given to the collection
Ofrl1ims. Itpb5-7l-Iy