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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-01

It adopts the theory that as a]uItiou W. are a fam
lily, and should be governed rs % family thlt We
should nave a standard aud measure Of value fixed
by Government uatirnal paper cuttcnc,, made
aud Issued by the GuyeTHm, which shall be made
to DO All the oticeS Of gold ana silycramong our
people, and o be- - good as FOld and silver, but TO
have no relation TO OF be in any way dependent
upon gold or silver that there should pc enough
OF this currency ia the hands otthe people 10 ona
bic every man 20 pay for what he buys and when he
receives il, whether he buys labor or labor pro.
ducts; that the true way for Government To Issue the
increase TO the people is to employ l,uU0iWi lahuters
to build NJ tie wealth # the country m peace, As u
employed l,UN,WGu of our best men TO destroy aeCur
INFLATED wealth in war-tt CARRYING onatHst Sstrm
of IternGl Improvement Of the water ways q the
country, { the end OF chen peUIng and quichcuiuy
trNuspsrtatiyn. and thus tolle,i ing and making pro.
duction OIepTofttble-thut the publiclauti should
be- once brown open 20 free occupancy Ant nhc
hy actual seltlers-tu the end OfiIumense and CHEAP
production, and foreign shipment OF products, and
no tur the balance ut trade fro 10 the world 10 Amer.
lea, and enable us tur1y our mhnmnt debt rs If II
were II '~bRgptellt that the Government should be-
the depository Of the surplus Of the peoples enrn
iRgs Hnd savings. at say 9 or 10 pc cent, intCrestin
currency that this surplus should he applied u
huyiu IN higher priced gold bonds from day TO GAY
ia the market, til all are Maid, and then as the IFS
cal aC' MT of the people, receive the WuIe-hlll ct de-
posts, aud make lie mountains of loHts to cities
aud states, at gay & per cent, and and SO tN and CON
troll the rate Of interest in the iRteGestot %nterprisp.
1t teaches legislation In the Interest Of labor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-06-01

F.yp father" Well, my son, how do
you like college? Alma Mater has
turned out some great men. Young
hopeful Gust expelled Yes, sir she
has turned me out
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RELIGION.
T. adort. the theory that rs II" man - Iyllau.'
"a n, has moi some torn Of rtl1 iOu- nith, no no ",
rercap mi lis iull mission without lilp9lHu a ", ~,
III siaus ZONE 10 It's teachings, II NdFQcAtes NV
,tbfeHs of m. Society OF Friends. II teaches puaA'
''N"' FRATERNITY,
Itador,s the theory hat fraternity ,symlat.N
a I{snnsiti0u To- herd together and uhtlp'ANn vlu'T
a. .5rusel and eo-tless CO-up rUtl"u-lb q hhtu.al
and henefceut tendency of our nature allV,1tyS
that form Of fraternity shown bN Tue ma'un', putu
VssrnIy as Il symbolic moral science, not AS n
b"mi,Eoj If gin.pl,gcry a business machine or as q
political power. ,,,h,, mind.
.,rsrgtbrniur moral s~cience-withuut any regard
, n'an imUrI I,uc, Of signs, grips. tokens, or oaths-
Masonry "a, AN ed Gator aud a nl.llalh oI''sl'u
IL a. rrEr,tes its abuses aud posutullon'
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

What glorious achieve meats are
possible 10 us If we only possess good
health, with its usual accompaniment
of a cheerful mind! Therefore no
means should he neglected to preserve
its vigor. and restore it when impaired.
Bear in mind that Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar. which relieves
Whooping Cough, Sor, Throat and
H~oarseness, etc, is an infallible cure
for Consumption. That dreadful dis
ease which consigns so many gifted
m n and women to an early grave can
he cured by Cousscns' Compound
Honey of Tar. Price 80 cents u bottle.
For sale by G. G.. Phillips, Winches-
ter, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Too much cannot be SAID in pl aise 0
that great cough remedy, Cousscns
COMPOUND Honey of Tar. 1t wi. no,
only Afford relief in ease Of an o:dina.
re- cold, but the sufferer with Con-
sumption may rely On it as Il pcrma-
ncnl cure if taken in time. and accord
ing 20 directions. To persons afflicted
with chronic cough, which disturhs
their rest at night, ii affords sweet and
refreshing sleep. and for Coughs
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Sor,
Throat, Hoarsrness, etc it is simpl,
one OF the greatest medical blessings
of the age. Use Coussens' Compound
Honey Of Tar. Price 80 cents a hottie.
For sale by G. G.. Phillips, Winchcs.
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

The Cincinnati Commercials Wash
inston correspondent telegraphs I,
that paper as follows: "GentlcmeI
who have convcrsed with Presiden
Hayes recently were impressed witt
the seriousness which his c%ouutenanc,
evinced when aIlusion was made to til,
failure OF the Southern leaders to keen
faith as to letting bygones be bysones.
The President is certainly disappoint-
cd. and many Of the prominent gentle
men who have connscled acquiescence
in the %paciicaiion policy toward the
give evidence by very positive
%u'terances OF their encouragement.
saving that IN the light OF the ele, en-
months experiment made with the
southern policy Of the Administration
'"ere Is noil'ing from whicl, real en-
conragcmeut tan be drawn !
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

There will be an important change
in the node Of clcciing judges Of the
Supreme Court OF this State to take
effect ON the lst Thursday in August
next. The act Of 1870, q session,
oh. %, provides for the election oftwo
Judges for the State at large, and ono
from each grand division; provides
that not more than two Of the five
shall reside in any one grand division
Of the State. TAc act requires that
such ballot shall indicate .hc division
for which the candidate is voted for,
and the voter shall also prefix to the
name Of each of the otlic" two candi
datcs on his ballot the words the
State at large to denote that they are
to be elected for the entire State
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

According to the Washington Post
an ingenious member Of the Mississip,
pi Senate has coutr,vcd to STAY two
Presidential birds with one stone.
Somebody having introduced into tina,
body 4 memorial on the Presidential
fraud, similar t" that presented in the
Maryland Legislature by Montgomery
Blair, Senator b rry, Il leading Demo
Graf, killed the thing dead by an
amendment reading:
Resolved, That Rutherford b. Hayes
is "A fraud and Samuel j. Tllden is n
failure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Remember, that if you want any o.
the most popular magazines or papers
YOU can get them tor about tw0-third,
the Subscription price by taking the"
in club with the Home journal. W,
club with Applctun's journal, Serb
ner, Harper, Cooley, Peterson, Flank
Leslie, Living Age, Blackwood, anc
British Reviews, Nashville American
Rural Sun. and many other periodicals
We keep on hand a full list Of all mag
azines and papers published in tho
United States, the terms, etc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

So great has become the pressure Of
public opinion for the reconciliation
of silver, that Congress has been for
ced to take up that question almost to
the exclusion Of all other business.
Debate still drags itself YEARLY along,
and it may be several weeks yet before
the dollar of our daddics' becomes
firmly established upon its old throne.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

A Kentucky paper thus speaks of
he ungarlandcd hero: The world
yells over the fo0l-harly Russian who
held II shell with Sizing fuse until il
died out, and calls 1t bravery. The
gallant, onc-lcgsel Hood, of Confcde-
rate memory. actually lives with a wife
who. a week or two ago, presented
him with twins for the fourth time it,
six years, and yet not one garland has
been dung out toward the game old
veteran.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Ou1ht a man WHO Kills another TO
be liable to the insurance company for
the amount Of the "licy 1t had 10 pay
ON the murdered inIiviluaTs life?
This remarkable question was ans
wprcl in the negative asst October ny
the Circuit Court of the UUi,el State,
f,r the District OF Louisiana. II seems
that the Mlhilr Lite Insurance C0mpa
nv hrl insured IN three policies the
lie Of one Craven MrLrmor", a vN'iz'u
ul LUui,ilna. tor - 900. o. INV ri t.
OF OctOucr, 1873. according to the al
legation, u man named Brallne shot
ana killed him. The company had to
pay the policies, and it then sued
Brahme for the moner, on the ground
that by an Illegal and tortious act he
han done it damage TO tina. amount,
The decision Of The Court IN rcfu
sing 20 give the pIainliH judgment was
based on the ground that the relation
between the insurance company and
MrLrmOrc was created by contract be-
tween them that Bralnnr was no par
" to Il contracts; and that the lnjur,
inflicted hy him was upon McLemore,
against his personal rights. That il
happened to iniure the plaintiff was al.
incidental circumstance, u remote ana
iQdircCt result, not necessarily or legit
imately resulting from the act ofkill-
ing
IT seems that Brnhmc not only thus
got oil from paying the $1,000 TO the
insurance company but also escaped
the penalty of the law. He was tried
for the homicide and acquitted n,
Y. San.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
SAYS an c%xchnrpo md trutbrrIl,.

Says IN exchange, and truthfully,
too: Whenever you hear u fellow
abuse an editor, or a paper, you may
bet your bottom dollar, one of these
things is truc-he either ones for the
paper, got mad because he was asked
to pay. or the paper stopped on him
because he did not pay, and he seeks
to hide lis meanuess by %denouncing
the editor or paper. or both"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
r a. ting!


Would inform the citizens of Winches-
ter and Franklin county tat he is ready
to paint Houses, Carriages. Signs, or ito
any Kind Of good painting they may wish.
An experience Of fifteen years. in which
time he has made it his study, ought to
justify him in saying that his work will he
well done. aud he ~Solicit> the patronage of
all who want good work that Will stand
the test of time. DO not deceived by hum
bugs who do not understand the mixture
of paints. and who do theii work in slip
sIod manner.
All orders lett at Mrs. Jane iocan's res
idence ON High street. in WINCHESTER, will
receive his prompt attention.
5. L. LOGAN.
srpl3-1y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
a Nice L,ttcr.


Mr., lhos, d, Middleton, who Tor
merry N''" III Franklin county, WV
A rcsilrnt of Texas, writes n
A.. ~
IOhS l'ltoT W MS "'c''' "' W. Az
Matthews, our well known fellow riii~
A.,
zen A''rf 'e''''e n'S nhe'e 'hN hc''
,I,,grI with hiS letters mon uolitirs.
finance, local news, &c.. Mr.. Middleton
an ia .or somo ,l,,.ou, words
- ,.", ,
''''"' Wv" o'e'N ""' 10 P''I''' '"'
What he says Is 5" nee ana sincere,
hat we have gotten consent Of Mr.
Matthews to publish the same, albeit
,..,i1o, u..II.,,,.,
~ p''"''
Blu, in your letter you touched up.
on n subject of peculiar interest to me.
You speak Of attending u wedding ON
Grow Creek. Crow Creek! Cedar
Ridge! Tnn,alou! 90 years ago
What sacred associations these word.
recall!
now NV ' rhili,o" my "'"'' '' "V '''''' v
A. fond recollection presents them tc
view;
me 0rriiarn' ,'c meadow, the "cep-tah'
ANY, y ",~ I"ycI .uot th,, nv i,G,nc>
knew" =
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
Murfrcesboro, Feb. -, 1873.
Chairman.

The Committee of Claims, OF the
House Of Representatives. through its
Chairman, Hon. John NJ. Bright, have
reported fayorabIy TO Congress 340
claims from Tennessee. These claims
are tor quartermaster stores and prop
crty taken by the Federal army during
the war, and many Of them have been
lying in the Department for years. ia
enable the claimants TO pct their money
without delay, Mr. Bright excr!Cl him.
self and had the bill for their benefit
passed through the House a few days
since, unde: u suspension OF the rules.
These claims amount to over fifty
thousand dollars. Below we give the
names Of parties in Franklin county
whose claims were allowed, and the
amount due each:
Henry Watson, $l30.
Susannah Perkins, $2,l7l %.
}. l.. Payne, $iG2.
John II, Moore, 81 5GG.
Elizabeth f.. Hereford, 800.
Pauline A. Gillespie, administrators
of the estate Of James II Gillespie, de
ceased, STAT so,
Isaac A. Caldwell and Mary, his
wife, Murray f. Turner, Martha j.
Tnrncr, Francis G.. Turner, Clifton Il.
Turner, and Isaac A. Caldwell, guar
dian o: Catherine Turner. $lSl.S7,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
Another i,cfutatiOn.

Mr., Belmont, q representative OF the
Hondocracy Of Wall Street, having
charged Hon, Thomas A, Hendricks
With Inconsistency in supporting Inc
silver bill and u "complete surrender
to the silver lunacy,' Mr.. Hendricks
has caused to be ,clegraled to the New
York Herald u complete rcI1latlon'
Mr.. Hendricks says:
" very much desired to be consid-
cred consistent. but | would rather br
CERTAIN thai | AN right than consistent
Upon this question think have been
consistent" He proceeds further To
say Being such, IT. seems the part OF
wisdom to have the same regard \"
the condition Of financial distress lhal
exists IN the country, and to the dls'
turhcd state Of the public mind tha'
pcrvalcs a large portion OF the coun
try. ANY change in the coinage Is hl'
ways n delicate and important work
and should be made only after III,
most careful consideration Of all The
interests OF the country, Slould SIl'
yer money hc restored. | have though
so the pledge OF 1859 Of payment II
coin, ard the assurance IN the act o
1870 Of payment in coin at the lhrI
standard value would seem 10 author
H., almost TO require i-co. npllanc'
with the contract cannot he u brehcl
Of public faith. Oar country IS /
large producer Of silver. Tue quality
OF money is important to its value.
think that, when restored, silver vii
approach and perhaps reach gold II
value; but should experience prove
that it must remain below gold he
cause Of its greater production, Con
gress has ample powers to provid,
against the evils likely to follow"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
Meeting Of the state Democratic
Executive COMMITTEE

The members OF the Democratic
Executive Committee, for the State OF
Tennessee, are hereby requested to
meet in the city Of Nashville on We'd
ncsday, the 9th day Of February
1878. to take into confederation mat
tiers Of importance that will then b'
presented to them. A fall otteadanct
is earnestly requested.
JOHN w. CnILDREss, JR.,
Chairman.
NurCrccsboro. Feb, ~, 1873.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Superintendent Thonls, Of the n {.
c. d st. Louis Railway, says that, SO
far, the disaster at Lavergne has cost
the company $4,000, for which he has
settled. This includes the value Of q
a load Of bacon and The mules. He
thinks the total damages will come
within $4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

A novel case ha, just been decided
in Chicago. A Miss Mckee shot and
killed o constable some time since
while he was attempting to levy on her
furniture, and in doing SO sho "cd no
authority. The jury, after being out
only a few minutes, returned a verdict
of not guilty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

John Sherman, Stanley Matthews.
and Others at Washington. have tele-
graped a message OF coincidence to
Anderson. the convicted Louisiana
scoundrel who stole the Presidency for
Hayes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

The Russians claim to have captur-
ell during the war one hundred and
twenty thousand men and one thou+.
ami cannon. They lost, during the
moody struggle, according to their
own statements, at least one hundred
thousand menxkilled ard wounded.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Gus. johnson will be hanged on the
10th of March. in Rome, Ga, for the
murder Of a negro. lie will he the
hrst white man hanged in the South
since the var for the murder of a ne
gro oo says the Atlanta Cvnstitu-
ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
OOEEIN9

Made to order, and a full supply Of tn,
incest on hand. of any size. at less than
they can be bought for anywhere else
He will deliver them I'm a NICE HEARSE
to any part Of the county.
~ Call at his store room, northeast
side of the Square. JourJan's old stand.
Winchester. Tenn :, and examine for your
selues. ami you will see that You can a v
money by patrOniziDg him.
auVIB-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

sf'sham Young's twenty five Wild
ows and ~forty-6ve children ara d;.s,,.
''"e" with the distribution Of the
properly, and threaten to bring a scan
dal0us awsuit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

The Silver Bill passed the ScEatc on
the morning Of the 10Th, by a vote Of
49 to 81, after an alI-night session.
This ~insurca its passage over a posi-
bic veto. 1t is now in the House.
where it will certainly get an over.
whclming majority.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

The Chattanooga Times says that in
the event of the present Congress re-
moving the political disabilities OF
Jefferson Davis, he will be elected to
the United States Senate as the success.
.sor 0: Mr.. Bruce.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

Ben Butler says that HAYES told
him privately that his Southern policy
was adopted in order to buila I'd tho
Radical party ~ the South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
FOR SALE !

A weli-watcred farm Of GOO acres. on Elk
river at Mann's Ford. Z miles from Win
CT ester. viii be sold on very easy terms
Apply to y. II. BLACK.
sep2o Winchester. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21

We are glad to announce that Scna
tor Harris, who has been dangerously
i'll for several days, is rapidly i'm
proving.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-21
CAREER.
The Doomed Preacher Tells All
About IL in u Written
Statement.
what lie Thinks of His Prospects
Here and Hereafter.
From the Nashville American, 18th,

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The following i lic statement maze ny
TIE doomed man:
couLr's srArEMEST.
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me alone without a.y children. wa,
married. nrain. Both my wives were or.
nlnn pirlS, Nv mother and father bOtl
died When I was Young. Nv last wife
Virtorin. il stiIlliyiuu. ana has one child
n "irl commenced To preach the GospcI
i'm 1872, and cndc yorrd to keep il up an
mn was arrested and placed ~ ilil, Whcr,
| have been confined even since. The Oili-
GERS of fine ilil have always treated N,
Kindly while under their charge, and when
Land them bass out Of TIL, world | hop,
10 meet them in Heaven.
Lam CHARGED vita the murder of FcliS
Gardner. bit am ~ innocent as the judge
that sit on the Supreme bench. Iuc cvi
deurc was before them, and | hope they
did decide my case according to law an,
%ilt,lry did, hope God will bless them
and if they did MOI. liOd viii mold them az
cuuntnhlc for il don't thinh cot jus.
lice In tnr Criminal Court. JUDGE baX,
fer Iout think, cave me Il fair trIi,. II,
,IInwrI thc Witnesses for the state to tel
wIo, ,hrv hrIirymI TO be facts. and | thin!
Lr and iii thn.,. men who sworr my lIi,
rrn,n me- win have 70 answer for 1t.
hnnr thnv win 20 10 God and ask Him {,
lnr"iv. tirm Tor ,I,rir wrongs before it j.
,nn1,tn
Inm wilIinut die. will r~orniycthca
and ui.,v tnntC God will tlc., Them. hop,
,n ANAL ihrm ,lI in Heaven. do not tea
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mo viir and Iittlr child. II "riyc> me to
nv hnnrt 10 lray, them in hi, trouble
SHINE world. ANA r,onr TO care for tncm.
Tnny hoIr unn,. +, helm them. bat Will
oivr Inrm iuln fine h,iuI, of Cod, VINO /,
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