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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-25
FROM DECiiEiD.
DrcnEHp, Tenn. Oct 22l. 1877

DECnERD, Tenn. Oct ~. lNn.
Editor Home Journal!
since our last To your most excellent
paper, everything has been qricI about
our little to"n except the "tsv tjtlm oi
industry. The keen, shrll, Whl-liro O luc
locomotive. lhr rumbling Of Gags. t.ir rat
tie OF wagons, the sound OF the carpenters
hammrran and SAW. ami the "din-uiu" ut the
AN M. all seem to indicate the existence of
some life about Drrhrrd. Nix or ci4ht car
loadSOi coal We're umiOaddd here last wees,
giving several wagons two or three days
employment.
The farmers continue 70 bring in their
wheat thOugu rather SLOW. on account OF
sowing wheat we presume. Larger crops
OF wheat have bccn SoWn IN Tia" nctGhUUr-
hoods surrounding Dcclcrd than even be-
fore. j. * Bennett and c. G. srirdgc
have both soWn heavy crops. Arlra2c
will ret in about 100 acres,
The merchants Of this place lave laid
in new supplies. Joe Lcn'lan went to
Nashville on last Friday, to rrplrnish his
stock of goods, We presume. We learn
that Joe purchased himself a horse and
buggy while down there. and j. coming
home on the independent line
\ fearful wrcck 0tan engine ana whole
train OF ears took place at Tantalon, %ouitIr
Other side of the mountain, one day last
week. a freight train, heavily Laden. go
ing down the monptlin, became unmtll-
a9cabIc, and flew with almost lightning
speed. y freight train just ahead was
standing on the main track at Ianial"n,
and til" conductor nearing the runaway
train coming, wei knew tl'at tlI"Ic "HH
danger in his rear ANA to prevent a col
li>ion with ms tram lie changed 'Hr
SN itcll so ~ TO thr"W tiIr Runaway tfa'h
off ttlc track, which 1t dld; anu We ar"
told that Surli another wreck ma never
been witnessed since tic cay" OF rlllroli-
ing. EnElne'carS u freight Wer" rOni-
p%letely demolished. The engineer. tire
mainland crew NaVrutlcllNelNeS ~ jumping
from tue train. without SrriouS daIla4'.
T,ler" are some iInrrovrm 'nl> going "u
about VI town ut this time. Mrs. D"nrE
is UuildinG Il new tram" rr,idenc" on '"r
lot, Mrs. Villa ;S i building It rcSld"u {
on her farm near Deciirrd. several "tier
new buildings VIII be going up III Il short
time.
Some of the hoys-and WelhlnN some
big boys .tDo-arr G"tll"@ to %" quite mis-
clIicvonS and BAD about to,S Town, throw
ing rocks OF nights. shooting OH plStoi''
S~eremadinG with Oe!!s. tll-pl!l@. ana uIlitl
thiuUS, Some nIgIitS, To wake ltD 1T MIA
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Dissolution.

Tie law co-partnership heretofore cx-
isting under the firm name of Aried%c "
Francis has been dissolved. by mutual
consent. Either party will attcnd to set
Ting the old firm business.
JESSE ARLEDGE.
W. II. FRANCIS. JR.
October 1ltll, 1S,I-fw
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We arc under obligations to Mr.,
Mezzie Carr for Galveston Texas pa,
pers to Mr., Henry Poucher Tor Jack
son (Michigan) papers; aud MI. Hen
~ Slater Tor Clnrinnati papers. .
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o'tll.
NOTICE !!

As my son. George |" Walm>lry. Ii :
this dav. October Sth. 1877. resigned asm
Aren't. | du hereby accept his rr-i%ntlioh.
and all are notified that ! hall not hrrrai-
ter consider myself bound ~ any 81 his
r,ns,rtion.. l.. WALNSl.E(.
Winchester, Tenn. Oct. .. lSn.
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MARRIED GA the 2lst Of Octoher.
mt the rtsi,icn,e of the brides father
nv Elder G. A. + iris, Mr.. WIN. Young
to Miss SAMANTHA Baker, all OF TINS
county.
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Resignation.

WINCHESTER, Tenn. Oct. s. 1877.
have Thu day resigned lny position 81
\rrntto my mother. Mrs. l.. aIhI'I'F' III
;icw of other business r~nGhG"ulrnl>.
q. J.. WALMSLEl.
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WANTILD!

Day boarders, by Mrs, +. A. Bur
roupll. Terms liacrul,
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We beat it last Monday morning,
with u girl that weighed-weIl, about
nine pounds. We ask no congratuIa-
tionS-tour girls anl no hoy is enough
to send Us to the asylum.
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IT. W. b. Manuel will take pleas
IRE in showing cheap goods at hll's
DaNs' store.
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FOR SALE

: A weli-watercd farm of GOO acres. on Elm
river at Mann's Ford. 7 miles from Win
g, ester. viii be sold on very easy terms.
Apply TO NJ: BLa,
spUl0 lncllestef: leHn'
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GS- Ellis Days has just returned
from New York. Go 10 him for cheap
woods.
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SUPPLEMENT-

decision had been communicated TO tu.
President pro fenpore Upon tho Resembling OF tho
two houses In JOINT session, the decision viii be read
ana entered upon their respective Journals and there
upon, In accordance with the Electoral act the vote OF
Oregon must be Immediately counted Tor Haycs and
Wheeler unless upon objection being made IA writing
by al least i've Senators and Eve members OF the
House Of Represcn atyes the two houses shni sepl-
rasey concur IN ordering otherwise.
CRoSfS
II Will be noticed that no separate vote taken by
the Commission IN regard to the validity OF The alleged
electoral vote OF Cronn individually, II be.rg by con-
consent conceded from the beginning of The con-
sultation that Cronn's vote could not lawfully DO
counted.
DEMOCRATIC LEGAL BRIEF.
During tho private session to day Senator Baynrd
and Representative Abbott read ciaboratcly pre-
pared OPP. Mons which had been drawn up By them IN
tho form o, legal briefs, taking substantially
tho ground In regard to the vote Of
In arguments before the commission. Remarks
moro or less extended were made by Justices Mi,lcr
Strong, Field and Bradley and Ecprescu ativc Hanton
None oi the other members OF the commission pre-
sentcd any arguments today
JUSTICE BKApLsy's VIEWS
Justice Bradley was the last speaker, and tho an
nounccment OF his views regarding this was
awaited with intense interest In the course Of
his remarks he argued at some length to show
that thcre was nothing In Tho Florida
Louisiana decisions OF the mission inconsIs-
tent with counting tho vote OF Watts together with
those OF the other republican electors of Oregon.
COURTESY AND GOOD FEELiyG.
Although tho deb tie was very earnest. the utmost
courtesy and apparent good feeling manifested by
all tho members OF tho commission throughout tho
entire discussion.
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THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Feb 90, 1877.
Adviccs from Port au Prince to tho 18th inst re.
port that peace continues. 1t is announced that Prcs
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inst
Intelligence from ST. Domingo to the 9th repre-
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the object OF acquiring assistance from the Haytians
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POISONOUS SPITE.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

Ok TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Dosroy, Feb. %, 1871
One OF the committees OF the Massachusetts Lceisa-
turc is doing an important work for the community at
large BY its into he peculiar character OF
Spuz dogs. which have recently become unpleasautIy
by OF the many cases OF hydrophoba
being directly traceabc TO them. The ity has
accumulated OF evidence from every section Of
the state. al going TO show that these dogs are highly
dangerous
AND A PUBLIC NUISANCE.
II seems capable OF proof that The Uitc OF SPITE d0g
even when the animal Is Ia good health, is likely TO
produce the horrible disease. hydrophobla, IN both
human beings and animals.
One OF the witnesses before the committee this morn
Ing was Mr. Aiicy, OF wcnham. he testified that IN
March last ms little daughter bitten through one
Of her fingers by Srtz dog, the pet OF a neghbor
Tho dog drank water given II by the litte sri i've
minutes before biting hcr thus showing that II was
not IN hydrophobic condition. Ii was noticed, how
ever, that It's eyes were CLASSY and the dog very rest
less though II Is to be said that this breed OF dogs Is
habitualiy remarkably nervous. In ten DAYS
rHE WOUND MAD HEALED
and The parents felt no particular apprehension. But
toward the close Of the month OF May The chids finger
hand and arm panied her and she became restless and
ieverisb. Tho father recalled the incident OF TWO
months previous, and fearing hydrophobia, called IN
pb ysician. In few days the darling OF the household
died. after enduring all the torments agoncs which
the human franc Is capable OF suffering
LEGAL REMEDY.
The story was but one OF many which are now mat
tiers OF evidence II Is very probable that bill will be
reported compelling the putting death OF those
ecrous animals in whose blood there w,ldness and
aavagcry of tho breeds Of dogs which
have boon longer domesucated
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1871.
THE DETERMINATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE POLICY OF
DAVID DUDLEY F1ELD-HIs Two BILLS FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
The democratic met In the hall Of the House
OF Representatives Immediately after the adjourn.
mcnt Of the House with attendance Of little over
100 members. The business Tor consideration
was the administering resolution coming over from tho
previous session. After warm discussion In which tho
southern congressman conspicuous for their ad-
vice. coun selling submission to spirit OF the Elec.
toraI law, a resolution adopted that tho House.
upon meeting tomorrow, will take a recess until
ono o'clock p. NJ, Mt which hour 1t will
meet the Senate In Joint convention to
receive the report the Electoral Com ssion on tbe
Oregon case and that upon the separating Of the two
houses consider this report further recess will DO
taken until Monday at ton O'Clock.
Tho resolution for thcso was adopted by
vote OF e. to 81
Tho democrats who were most prominent In tho
caucus disciaim any intention to nbustcr. They
explain their resolve for over Sunday on the
ground that II is not only provided by tho law crcat.
Ing tho commission. but that they will not
have time tomorrow for u consideration OF
the Oregon case. In this connection David Dudley
Field expressly rcfutes the charges which have been
made against him. His opposition to the decision of
tho commission will manifest itself under
tho forms OF law. He says no has
drawn up two bills, which, although
occasoned by present circumstances, general aud
intended to be submitted TO the House us permanent
law. The hrst Dill provides for omission In the
present law for the person who should exercise the
duties Of the Presidential cfiicc when the Office
vacant by reason of failure to elect. At present
there is no law providing for failure to ccct for a
failure to inauguratc President or Vice President
on the 4th ofarch. Opinions vary whether the Score.
tary Of State the President OF could then
rightfuy act; consequently this FIRST bill, he says is
intended to provide that whenever for any cause,
either from failure to elect IRON the incgibty of
tho persons elected to discharge tho duties Of their
Offices there Is vacancy, new cleo
ton shall DO held In tho following November
In tho meantime tho President Of tho Senate
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Elisha Atkins, Vice President OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company; Judge Charles Andrews. Of the
New York Court OF Appeals and Curtis Guild OF Bos.
ton. are ut tho FINN Avenue. Professor Benjamip
Pierce. OF Harvard University, Is at the Brevoort
State Treasurer John A. Page, OF Vermont ut tho St
Nicholas Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and Jarvis
Lord, OF Rochester at the ST James. General II.
u. Ayres United states Army. Is at the Astor. Pro.
lessor J. Henry rhaycr, OF Andover Mass Is at tho
Everett Naval Constructors Robert W. steele and r.
]. Fcrnald, United States Navy, nj the Cniop
Square.
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THE NEWS IN NEW YORK.

food OF contradictory rumors anticipating the dc.
cision in tho oregon loft the public nd yescr-
day afternoon In uneasy and irctfui condition.
Evening stronger manifestations OF this spirit OF
disquieudc and people found themselves in the keep
Ing OF that powerful mood which Brutus felt when,
before the battle OF Philipp, he exclaimed
o. that man night know
But is suficeth that the day will end,
And then the end Is known
The hotels, clubs and other places OF public gather
ing were early filed by the anxious multitude waiting
to learn the conclusion OF tho conference of the Ecc
toral Commission. Tho whole issue OF long political
campaign seemed hanging IN this little balance. Ex-
element aud loud expression passed away with what
had gone BEFORE and there remained instead the feel
Ing OF subducd and almost mournful Interest Ad-
hercnts OF both parties came together to
listen, not to one another. but 10 tho
clicking of tho mysterious messenger that
should tell them OF the great decision Tho political
Ornament alike TO all IN ITS obscurity, but not IN
It's promses Democrats hung eagerly upon q little
giscning star Of hope, while republicans thin
spread but troublesome cloud OF fear. The star
icd nrvcr so family and the cloud hung rcsonc
and iu,moyable Two other stars had lost behind
that vapory shadow and when tue third had gone
there would be no ray on the one hand nor shadow
the other.
between the hours OF SIX and seven the halls OF tho
yet lore than ever quiet What was said was uttcrcd
In low tones and phrnscd In vague and hcsitatng
tcnces Then the ncws came that SHE Electoral Com
MISSION have decided that the three votes OF Oregon
were cast tor Hayes ana Wheeler" Quickly The an
nouncement passed from lip TO ny, but no
gone behind tho clouds. Gloomy ,o oss
settled over the faces OF some, while signs OF reiic
emitted from the breasts Q. Others Tue gloom was
signs brought light relief. without drop Of gaycty.
"what was the voter" was the nrst question on
every tongue and when the answer came, ''Scven to
eight, " only one feeling moved the entire multitude.
The crowd did not remain TO discuss the decision but
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PRESIDENT HAYES.

SENATOR SHERMAN RETURNS TO WASHINGTON
AFTER AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
ELEcr--A FAREWELL DEMONSTRATION TO
GOVERNOR HAYES PROPOSED.
[BY TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
COLUMNS. Ohio, Feb 20 1871
now knot OF small oicc.seckcrs nave been preying
upon Governor Hayes to-day. senator Sherman held
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE1
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAUCUS.
WAeurxcroy Fob % 1877

When this afternoons Information reached the
House that the Electoral Commission had decided upon
counting the Oregon vote for Hayes and Wheeler u
motion made and carried to take until
morrow at ten O'Clock, the purpose OF the majority
being to hold caucus before tho announcement OF
such decision should be received. The motion was
agreed to by vote OF yeas 100, nays 109 All who
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voted in tho negative republicans with the add
ton Of nineteen democrats. namely
Beebe OF N Y. Lemoync OF H.
Bell OF ~ IT,, Morgan OF Miss,
Campbell OF H., New OF Ind
Cutler ct n. D., Powell Of Pa,
i0odin oil Kan, Roboins OF Pa,
IMrdenbergh OF N. j., Stevenson OF M
Raymond Of Ind, Warner OF Conn,
Holman OF Ind, Wells Of Miss,
kehr Ut Miss, Whtchouse OF v. i.
Landers ot Conn.,
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