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ARcIEN-TozZoDI ON Monday July l. by his Honor
MaNor Elv Nicholas Arcien o Anna fokzod daughter
oi Camnine folloil Esq all OF Saa Conzrlna. Italy
III MAlrltO-Rk tANplo On Thursday. JUNE ~. hv
Mayor EN ~ignur NHit.O ~ Ma.co "a sigorima Inccts
r. candle. daughter Of Signor Como Re CANDID "
Rlunu. linlv.
GtANErrf- BRrCHARD-On Thursday. June n. nv
thc Hon Smt Ely, Jr. Mayor q this city, Mr. Louis
Glanstt Of Mlano. Italy 20 Miss Marie Bruchard,
dnnshier % August Rruchard. ESQ, of Paris France.
HoNLANl-DALE.-At the home OF the bride June
- l-7- b., the Rev II waricl. Prof r. b Rowland
Of MNoming seminary lukernc county, to Miss Eleanor
Dale ut DllcVr, Pa.
JANSEN-EGAR- rarrytown. Y june 90 by tho
Rev Or Stuue, Christian Jansen OF New York tn Alice
Egar ui foughkcepsc, y Y. foughkecpsic Eqk please
cuuN.
LENERlNO-MINNELLI-O Monday. July !. by Smith
Ely. IT. Mayor oi the cltN, Sgror Santo Leverin0
Signnrina America Nnnol, daughter OF signor Domn.
leo Minnclli at Philadelphia
MARSH ALL-DOllN At the Holy Trinity Church.
June 10 1875 hN the Rev George krnte assisted nv the
Rev James Marshall Edison g. Marshall To Miss MARIA.
ret Dnhn
SrRAAr-MARTlN- "Wednesday. June 10 at tho 70 81.
deuce ot the bride parents. nv the Rev. William ward.
jersey CITY Heights
SMlTH-Au STEM ON saturday. June 20 by tho Rev
II Rowland, u d. Charles II Smith 10 Rachel y. Aus.
ten. all OF thscitV
NAll.-GREGoRY.- At Blair Hall. Blairstown. n }.
June 20 lss-. hN Caspar 4 Gregory. - u assisted hy
william r. Jones. u D. aud the Rev. r 4. SAMSON joint
Davis Vail 10 Melissa, daughter OF Henry D. Grvgorv.
fh u.
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TUESDAY. July 2.-FLouR AND MEAL-Thers
has been mrthcr decline the flour market the
week hut iattcrV stcndinrsS has been cxhib
tied. especially in low grades run spring wheat TODAY
mrnt In values Large lines ot common extras
taken nr export Mt e. aud this price refused In
cases. The trade and family brands were rather
quiet Rye flour and corn meal steady. We quite
State STATE sSs, Western '" .pps Wheat extras. s
sfHsasi2S. do XIX ana xxx. siB,cste rs; win
Ter wheat extras ~. tua$l ~. do Xxx and xxx.
81 SOati Mime sofa patents 81 JpSTlu city shipping
eNtra- ~ usfi j southern bakers AMI family brands.
- 7i@ti % southern shipping eNras ~ 254ttoS Corn
meal-Wcst'rn. A. 1OGf2.jD. BrandNwine, " I5St2s 10
icrd si6a AZ.
Wheat rcccicd to very low prices in the past
week. And other cereals or less depressed;
but httcry there l. some recovery In wheat aud mure
sndines- generally. though without much activity; in
fact the higher prices asked tor wheat checked business
materially rnl inr future delivery the speculation was
quite slow. TODAY wheat was higher and active; sales
the spot. 2i1.tyu hush. AMI quote; No spring,
,2siic. ~. 2do. siatitI2 No do ~ OiaSits No .
red winter 81 oassii so ado. Sl@fi.Ui; No. do,
81 l2sfi 10. and prime To choice white 81 1881 20
About thirds vi the business In No spring
export ~ a. Oi@ti o. In For future delivery 100
20 hnsl. including No spring NJ kiol Tor July. and
No red winter NJ ~ on for special delivery In last half
july. and Al ulaS " for August. Rye quiet aud nominal
h7aHir Western, and HlatNc ca
aud loads In puo 4, mand aud nrn sales a.
~ bush ~ 2se3l &C. Tor mixed. and alsi7c for white,
including No yrHdcd ~ Nab1sc. for mixed aud SIC.
white thc sales included also two boat loads Vt Ne
Milwaukee ~ nc. Indian corn only moderately
i47Up bush. mostly Western mixed. tOaijt,c.. in.
Guiding 40 dt a., Sc steamer al az ltc and No.
at ala sc. hut including Western yellow foaiTc
do white. b2e53c southern nominal AT i6@pc. tor vel
future delivery a6O hush. at 43,ic Tor steamer July.
aud a., ilc. for No. ? July.
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CLETELdND's LATEST scandal.
Its city solicitor the Defendant In "a Divorce
suIt-The MIfr,. AIlegntIon.

CLEVELAND, July THE case Of Mary ID.
Heisley agt William Hcisley for divorce and
alimony, heard before Judge Caldwell Of the
Common Pleas last week. is OF interest. The
couple were married in 1860. and have two
children. Heisley came from Pennsylvania.
whore he had worked IA n driver on the canal
and in the lumber forests Of Lycoming county.
His education was limited. but on coming to
Cleveland he went through the formaliv of
reading law in the Office Of an older brother.
and was admitted TO the bar. He became pol
iticlan. in few years got into the City Council.
obtained considerable notorietY in the sur
rounding counties as stump orator. and was
once the nominee OF state Convention for Sec
reuiry Of State Three years ago he was elected
city Solicitor for n term OF two years and was
r.elected year ago for term OF four years.
Mrs. Helsey charges that her husband has
been habituully abusive. md has squHndered
her property and his own snLAry VI g. 800 year.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. July p. VI. The operations
ut the stock Exchange. although limited. re-
Elected a strong and advancing market under
the influence Of rumors that the leading spec
ulators. having successfully unloaded. were
again purchasers. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
particularly the preferred commanded atten-
tlon, and there was a rise in the common from
41's TO 49,. with the preferred ~ higher at
49,. C.. C.. C. and |. moved up per cent. 10
20 and Lake Shore. which represented the
larger volume Of business. WAS H. per cent.
better at 5sA. New Jersey Central was the
weak spot in the market. and broke from 39's
To- 81. before midday. although later recover
ing TO 80. and closing at 49,. The ST. Pauls
as also Delaware. Lackawanna and Western and
Delaware and Hudson. were also strong and
higher. Eric advanced d To 49,, nnd Western
| mon to 81 buyer B. Pacific Mail rallied q, per
cent 10 IL, and the general market closed
firm, although not the highest points of the day.
The Stock Exchange Will adjourn on Wednes-
day until Friday
Cold remained quiet at 1907 and 1907. open
ing and closing nj the lower figures.
The following were the principal quotations.
lnnA .......... lppas oU1AM ....... iOoi.
100 ............. luhl Htuf ..... .luuaa
loans tle rates paid for the use OF gold were II
r cent anhiai
fotrgn Nchanse remained dun at prices heretofore
noted
ln The money mnrkctcar lonus ranged at Rag r cent
win maj negotiations NJ the lower rate. Prime com.
mrrnal paper passed At A'sHi
Government bonds were strong and active
r NIs NJ ala.
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DIED.

CANAAN ON July I, Catharine sister OF the late
Richard Ctnavan. aged ~ wears
Funeral from ~ Brunmc It Wednesday at / O'Clock.
klMRALL In Jersey Cy. July AZ lis late residence
l7e Pacific hN, Gardiner ; sccond of the late Di,G
; AMI Ann Eliza kimhll and sonIulaw vi the late
Isaac Culver. AGED ~ wears
The relatives and rcnds al the family are invited
attend his funeral on friihN. July D. at O'Clock + VI
from the Reformed Dutch Church. Conmunpaw av
lanNciteI. Jersey civ
KNoLL,-lnly 2. William Knoll at 5ls in the after
noon. nlrd II wears
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
from ne Residence Of Ms son law Joseph Douglass
iin white 4 cltN. lulN 4
HENSON ON July =. at Ola Hampstead. l. I Mrs
ucor-c II Rcn,ou, after long illness, Notice Of funeral
hereafter
STARR On Monday July /. william Starr aged q
'iN Hall place, on Mcduc STAY Juy At NJ Inter.
m,nt in calvary Cemetery
WALSH John Walsh. in the 2ith year OF his age.
Ia. rrlaNrs and riends mud thoscn his brother tho
RoN \ Walsh at st. Peters Church. Brnu,lNn
m'lcctnN invited I, attend the funeral services AZ the
church n' - AGNES la.t fAi II Ncw York. Mednc,.
daN, july g. at ~ A VI. thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
NJ flowers
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SPECIAL Aoi.tes.
RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED.

DrJA SHERMAN ma, returned from his branch ono,
~ - Louis to h' pmnri' office, 81 BroAdwaN. corner
~ Murray Il Now YORK. where he he consulted tor
limited norlui d, those wishing to avail themselves
hsr Npcurnrr iu the Adaptation a. hi, appliances uscc
M Ia, treatment OF relci and cure Tor all lorms OF abdum
inll rupiarc
Srnngulatrd rupture cannot take place under Or
Sltrmtns treatment
ia. pamphlets On rupture mailed 10 any address on re.
orlpt ni ten cents
Dr. ; considers the circumstances of the patient AS
wen hs his case IN , charge Tor treatment Personal
attendance necessary
fhirhts nom the country can receive Treatment and
leave Tor hnmr stlur tluN
REMEMBER PRINCIPAL OFFICE
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ARE yOu GOING BEnIND ~ BUSINESS SEND
for the Weekly Financial Report Of Alex frothinahau
co. brokers. - Wall street. New York. which l. sent
Tree aud contain, Information how by investing ESQ to
500 In stock operations, k.OD Is frequently made.
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susintss llutltss.


dentist went about country curing peoples gums
and attending 10 heirt He made money and retired
He was really successful lie saws now that all he used
on thcm was SOIODONr II was true. lie restored tho
health n The mouth hy this natural remedy.
lie stuck like Spallng's clue To his customers and
II
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MARINk INTELLIGENOk

rfStsruRr AtNANAc-rHts DAT
Sun rises ~ sun sets. Z - Noon seta -, o -
wATER-rHts
Sandy Hook 10 % GOV isani. 10 80 Hell data. IL 20
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The finest beach bathing cstab shmcnt for surf bath
lng. hotel and restaurant in the world Take oat Eliza
llnncuN. foot ct 2d - East river To Greennoint then
al rail 20 Beach North river steamers by Ray Ridge
fine by either 70 te one hour Round trip tickets from
Nnrth river stations ,recnpon and return 50 cents
and good over either route See tine tables.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-03

Catarrh.-Caiarchs Fumigators-the people praise
them because they cure' Depot. II East iith st.
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Pomeroy's Wire Frame, with OsciIinttna
pads Tor rupture; Is light easy andsurable Tt6 Broad
ttaV
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Ladtes-Ill health.-tlear opinions and curing treat
mont BY Dr.. IIEINTLkLMAN. rooms Is East IAN 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-03

Ievolts at medicine It is very dfcult for II to swallow
TINS Is not the case with MIX OF Mag All druggists
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November. He did not remember seeing him
write Mt any other time.
without concluding the examination Of the
witness. the committee adjourned until We'd
nesday morning,
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SOOTHING SYRUP. Is cents a bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-03

a Al Pearl Mixed Derby. 81 DO; Fine
Mackinaw sit worth a. Is New Church st nn stairs
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Rupturc.-Spring trus.cs a. to as. Elastic 81 so to
o. Al Unstable Pressure Truss Co. 73j Broadway.
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TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY.


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OiIuAS NOVEL,
rA>rAREt.
Late issues of seaside Library
31l pASt'ARII. ~ Ounil onr
37- BRlillr MORNING. orr once amt Forever n,
Mis- Grlut author u sun Mani pc
H'' FRIENDSHIP, a SnH,N No,rl rs, Ouudn "a.
rLoVI>IANA STATE LOTTERY COW.
fANN -tuHrtUrrd ht tr state 10 newer scales or post,
porrs Seventh Grand Distribution Ht Sew Otrtu..Iulv
y ~ Mis- amounting tn Slln.Ifg capital pulr,.
thutl $1,000 S1utl &c., lulusI uckct,. twu - lnl
lar, halves. ono ~ do.Hr Aply a. " A DAIPlilN
j. - huN WH New orleans. La, ur H. L. PIT NJ $40
broadway, Sew York
RF HOTEL. FIRE IsLAND.--Groat re-
ducunu Wrwl-h tickets. ~ 30. rN lr-i'n. - 10 tran
srut huhri, riH dlN. ,rt h.rrN. without 500 ckurSs
trains leave fttnu,h Az, Hr1u>IYn ami Long Islanl
'iiN dhil, - so \ unl hr
AsAHEI. hrd,r. lh,. i,au. lul1e Of Go,u natural
mineral spilug water ami ur HEATH cure lis
chss ot tie kidney. bladder prn,iatr gland A.. after
all Other treatment inl, Depot 1Hl broadwHN. \ Y
RpyALHNyNNA LOTTEK Y.-Nextdraw.
inE dulA 49, c~ltNh drawn capital. r1FlfEn, prizes
caslcd orders nltd, INFORMATION furnished, highest
rates paid Tor spanish bank bills Governments Ar Ac
TAYLOR 60. hnhrrs, ~ Wall II, y y
DR.FNNfDI,2 81 HONDsT., NEW YORK.
cures tn Lame, h' hnd TIL deaf. aud al nervous hs
eases without medicine Hours A NJ To 4 4 NJ. The
poor cured Tree nom bto 10 A VI.
v:.A."IsUKE CURE FoR LUNG ,DIs-
EAsES-hJe ana ROCK ~ per gallon 81 per large bottle,
\. VAN BELL, IS ChambeTssL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
The Nashville American.

The readers of the IIomr Journal will
find in the ASilVlLLE AMERICAN q
iirSt-cla>s Newspaper. In news, it enjoy ,
all the advantages OF the Eastern anu
Western Press Associations, thus Srcurin@
the latest Geographic news from all parts
OF the United States. ana the rest OF tn,
world. It's market reports are full. ano
includes all articles in the Mercantile
lists Of the country. II has DIR, DANlE
LEE for it, Agricultural Editor, VIII"
.yrS it special value to the farmer
The AMERICAN is Democratic, and it.
discussions OF the current political ques-
tions are able, and challenge even the res
poet of adv rrS,trieS
The miscellaneous columns OF the
AMERICAN embrace all that is interest
in" and useful in the various fields 81 hui
man enterprise; and it can hc safely com
mcndrd. AZ Il most excellent and valuable
paper in the Household. tine Work shop,
the ~turr-houSc, and to all people in cy-
..Fv - 'lti ~
The AMERICAN prints three editions
Daily, ,mi-Weekly and Weekly spec
linen copies of which will be sent on APP
plicatiOn
The Terms arc-per annnm-Daily.
tl0G0; Semi Weekly, 81. 20; Weekly, 81,
postage paid Address
THE AMERICAN,
Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
lost ARTS OF WOMEN
The Almo5, Forgotten Employment of
Darning and Mcndng.

It is p~,slne that Ia olden times too
much stress was laid on the Importance
Of lrainng girl- To meni aAd Tara 50
exqnis;cIN that it would he dIititIll,
almost impossible. to discover that
there had been any necessity tor tIr
lahor; hu II there was ANY error IN
teaching and exnrlIng such perfect
work 1t was fault "that teamed 10
virtues sldr,' and hcyOnl al Compar-
ison better than the wretrhrl "hotch-
M" To he found on The raim.a' Ut
some OF mnnv-of tine 9lrie 1T the
present da, LaunIresscs 'la' wash
tor school Urls roult ~ X strange
revelations Of neglect ct -rmcntS aud
careless repairs were not h"lr lips seal
ct through fear Ot losing 2uod Gus
toners When krOkcn stitch is al
lowed Ia 90 on uncarcd for until 1t has
hecOrne so large that the stocking can
not he wurn without some repairs, ami
IL then drawn mp into an ugly bunch
hard enough to blister tue Irct-ln
stead OF being nicely larnrd; or when
tear or rip ON dress or un'ergarmrnl
IS pulled together with threat coarse
enough [" inilrr the fabric, who il 10
bamr--thc mother or the daughter I
What instruction has ever been gwen
the Young girl about looking ont Tor
the beginning of evil ~ her wardrobe ?
AS she been taught 10 darn, To mend
every rent or rip the first possible IN,
slant after it was discovered, and To- 10
it nratIvl o., no! Her music or her
drawing lessons. her French aud Ger
man and dancing, are apparently o'
more importance than such useful
work AZ mendng or darning. II n
vnrng Iady has what. IN thete days. is
the rare s,ll Of compelling her needle
/" assist her in carving out all the
reuulslIlons winch will enable her,
with srant materials, L. keep herself
neatly AMI grntcrlly clad; If she can
turn. remodel, piece neatly, cover the
lack II material BY some simple and
appropriate trimming until sne makes
an old, dlapidatcd garment look
''amaist AS wrri's the new" she will
have cause all the DAYS of her life L.
thank the otner who lei her 10 The
way she .hould go: and whale'e
changes or vIcissi,udes may be SEM
she has far less To fear than those who,
in prosperous DAYS. are only fauriful
ornaments 0l their homes, but when
the evil days come, will, through their
i-norance, h"cnme oppressive burdens
upon those who iutlSt p"ovi'le for their
>upport.- Mr.. iIrnr, Ward Bercher
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JESSE ARLEDGE, Chm'n.
IIoPKISs l., TURNEY, Sec'y.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer has discovered
that scheme has been set on foot
having for its object the defeat Of
Hon. Daniel ". Voorhees, ~ a tandi-
date Tor Senator, II had it's origin
with the Executive Committee of the
National Banking Association, and has
enlisted in its efforts nearly every
newspaper in the city If New York
The plan is TO buv enough members Of
the Indiana Legislators TO defeat Voor
hoes aud concentrate the wealth and
influence Of the National Banks to Sc
cure IN his stead the banker, Eng!is !,
Of indianapolis. The National Bank,
failed to secure the Congressional del
cgatioHs in the recent elections, AMI
propose to concentrate their means on
tue Legislatures. As tue late clectio n
in Indiana wa, conducted with the ua-
Outstanding that voorhees, was to h,
returned to the Senate if the Demo
Gratis secured the Legislature, says til,
correspondent. We think the bank:
will fail. Voorhees, is the choice %
the people of Indiana, aud any sttemp
to buy up his friends will result in ig
nominious failure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

Some OF The Administration organs
are arguing il favor Vi an increase Of
the army in order To prevent su ii In
dian nutcherics as recently occurred in
the Southwest. There were plenty Of
troops near the scene Of the Ouirages.
but they were not used. The Wash
inslon Post thinks we are IN much
greater need of the summary removal
Of iGw worthless officers than OF an
increase of enlisted men.
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The Plague as II PeuccnlaEer.
From the Ncmphl, Appeal

From the Ncmphi, Appeal
While all that il said is true Of the
plurk aud endurance Of lhr Southern
,,coplc under the proyocallons OF war,
pcslilrncc and famine, Dhcr" is some.
,hing to he said for our brethren oI
y ,rlh, whose Consistency, Strn,linrs-
,nd devotion lu their cause, bravery
,ud i,ersl-lrnrc ~ hallIe amt endurance
IN prolonged contest that taxed all
their energies aud "A SKI and resources
un QUa!yd, nave lr" parallels 10 his,0
rs. To no other people could W. al
the South ua'r Surren iclrd. Angrau
imuuS On lhr GId ~ tiprcrk contested
It spite thr lnZaru, of political DIS
pulcg, thee have many times sine,
Apill, 1865. rxD ndod rs III" 'gn' han
1T lIio",UIp, toll up ~ \ ,sin4 u,rl
with good 4lils, trnIrret A,ln u munlN
~pirl, that rObrrd tn" acnrrpus tender
Ol the huulliaLIuns II charity. Th'
same men who led Tue armies Of tn
| Nprlh, the same jeurnau-lS who 10
.plrrd those armies. and Ne same r,-
! lIglOuS teachers, ami lue same uohl'
heroic women rhO Orili iaIrd ant sns
tanel, amid the heat uI battle and IN
excitement Of sOInotlmrs prrllnus pop
HIar CuInmutlons. the 9lanIest hrnll-
crnce even conceived of Tor the rrlir
.! soldiers in the field ha," hren fore
most in lhc heaven-sent work ot on
relief in weeks that are The drcariesl II
oar raIrudnr
/ UnWratlpd ia their tasks, as iii Jr.
srpIl with his brcturcn, they haVr !iII"'
our sacks to over1 'wng many, man
times, and vet they are not d"n"
From tar O,egon and Montana ~ Yer
munt; from villages, towns and Cltl"s
If all tie nusy n lLhrrn States; iron
the miners camp, the new5'noSs nom
III TN the banker and the farmer, TN
Professor and the mechanic; from al
/ classes % llUl section Ot our cOuntr'
where American ingenuity has lunn'
! lis largest ii"ld OF conquest aud WHO'S
industries challenge the world IN van
tor i ruupa l>uu--CrOm TINS seat "l
great industrial population, unlnalchr'
NV any other Oh the earth, The gus o
an intelligent hrl p and a tou'hing ~ m
panty have come. saving manN th"us
auus Of our stricken one, from deaf
and lighting our drrarv pathway Wit
the i.h, Of an enduring urothcr
love. Blood - thicker than water
or the same race, speaking the SAN
tongue, the heirs OF the same lllrrlle
aud citizens ui The same glorious com
tri. no memories Of sectional dlt l.
ions OF political anmosllirs or OF rl'j
war have been allowed TO stay III
steady flow Of the bouut"Ou> strrnn
that has brought Us. with all els III
assnranCr that Hr are one people /
| fact as we'll az ia name, AMI that he
Won't the lrrth IN" la>s Of politics, m
tine drctllS Nud dangers of drWu.V4u"
the popular heart i safe. \ ~ i"g nnI
nt ~ rullnc.s whrn craIen ct il IN
cause at uun tniDN. and "rrthcrs I'e
are at stake
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

We agree with the Knoxville Tri-
bunc In the following: "Whllc VIC arc
commenting the North for her gener-
Gus 81 mpathy for the South in her dis
tress, we should no. lose sight OF th,
fsct that the South, in some measure
deserves his substantial token Of good
feeling from the North. When The
flames lief. the people of Chicago
homeless and heIpless, more than one
Southern city extended a heIprnt
hanl, aud lost sight Of the war The
city of Louisville alone sent one hu"'
aired and fifty thousand dollars, white
New Orleans and other cities were bu
little behind 1t is not improper t.
speak Of these things while thanking
ahe people of the North for their Law
ish Kindness"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

The New York Sun says: People
who indulge the idea that the RcpnoIi
can party was dead have discovered
their mistake when they have looked
n, the result OF the late elections. The
Republican party still exists, II is
still vigorous, compact, md on the
alert. Tho Republican party will 60
into the next campaign for the election
Of President with mole than n mere
possibility, with u fair chance, If we
may Judge from present appearances,
ofsucccss. They may be beaten; hn'
it is too much to say, at present that
they are certain to lie beaten.
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RESOLUTIONS expressive Of the sense OF
Inn. mco,in, in regard Ia the death ut
Judge Wiley benson, heg leave TO sub
init the following:
We have just learned with deep re-
grct of the death t Judge benson In
lite he was honorable In his dratA we
have lost good citizen he dled at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

Henry Ward Berch-r is becoming
sousali o sl again. He announced in Il
recent sermon that the Christian "I to
day must draw his inspiration from
the New Testament, and added that
1.-The Ten Commandments belong to
the barbarlc age" The Knoxville
Tribune says Henry got himself iuto
trouble once by not paying close
enough attention to one OF the Cum
mandmcnts, and on that acrount repu-
dates the whole lot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

G. an, an frs Thin. vnu know e
tirs will occur sui burn \ u put Ynu
will then he sorr, you I'D net have q
policy IN the Rtna or phelx. ol
II iitf,rd-twn ell the ,est cOnpani"'
in the world. aud represented in WIN
chester by WIN J. Slater.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

The October crop reports show the
yi,ll of corn Ia he thirteen
hundred milton bushels, about three
per cent. lrls than last year; the wheat
WELD will he in advance Of last wear,
aud will probably exceed four hundPe,l
million bushels, while the crop OF oats
will he larger than last year