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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble I'm Ireland.

LONDON, December 2sth.-A deputation Of the
Corporation Of Dublin has interviewed Forster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland and urged the Govern
melt to introduce bill in Parliament to assiilate
franchises OF Ireland 10 those of England Forster
said the Government intended T. at the borough
franchise be made alike IN the two countris, but
II at il would be as well not to meddie with the
county franchise at present, as they were looking
forward to a great change in English and scotcn
county franchises a perhaps the irish franchise
would be dealt with at the same time. The Govern.
ment, he said was Il the opinion that the municipal
franchise ought TO be similar to that of England ;
but they could not promise to deal with the ma ter
Immediately as other Irish business was very press
ing.
THE LAND LEAGUERs' TRIALS.
DUBLIN, December 2sih---ihe State trials were
form lily opened day Ia the Court OF the Queens
b ncn before lord Chief Justice nay and Jus ices
Fitzgerald and Barry. The Courtroom Is densely
or W ed with spectators. Chief Justice May read
an addr. So, stating that after the misc pton,
hich had srisen to what he had said on former
oc: sion, be should not take lart in the present
trials. .reat crowd of people were sronnd The
approaches to the four Courts, and loudly cheered
the t.zyersers upon their arrival 1ke Judges took
their seats shorty liter 10 o'clock The body Of tns
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THE IRISH STATE TRIALS.

The Irish State trials of the Land League
leaders have begun, and will no doubt
drag their slow length along for several
weeks. The fact that even before com.
mencing them the supporters of the Gov.
eminent appear to have abandoned all ex.
pectation of securing convictions, oivests
them of much interest. The idea of hold
ing the trials at all in the present condi-
ton of things in ireland is indeed strange
one. Every man on the jury will of
course understand beforehand that he is to
be pursued relentlessly by the League if
he gives an adverse verdict, and in such
circumstances it is unreasonable to expect
that the law and the evidence can govern
the findings. The failure of the prosecu-
ton will, on the other hand, encourage
the League greatly, by giving them fresh
assurances that they are beyond the reach
of constitutional agencies, and the result
may very probably be to increase instead OF
diminishing the difficulties by which the
Government is surrounded.
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H.yK suffered from a kidney difficulty

HAVE suffered from kidney difficulty for
the past ten years, accompanied with nerv-
Gus spasms Physicians gave me but tempo.
rary relief, but after using three and one-haif
bottles Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure my nervous spasms were entirely re-
lieved. My age is " years. recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from nerV-
Gus troubles. MIS-. MARY REESE
EAston. Pa.
II. G. KIRK & Co. agents. Sacramento.
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Ii Your THROAT feels sore or uncomfort-
able. u.e promptly DR.. Jayne's ExPectoTant.
It viii relieve the air passages of all pblegm
or mucous, allay inflammation. and so give
the affected parts chance to heal. No safer
remedy can be had for all coughs and cold, or
any complaint of the throat or lungs, aud
brief trial will prove its efficacy.
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BORN.

6OHN.
Sacramento. December ls-wife Of J. t. Baker. =
daughter.
Sacramento, December 17-wise of n. Mccarthy. a
son
Sacramento, december 22-wife Of J. sweesmao, a
SON.
Sacramento, December a5-wife Of Martin Dunn, =
son.
Sacramento. December s7-wife Ct Daniel Keefe, a
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ponu,a,,on Of state, and ve,r,,or,es.

WASHINGTON, December 29th. THE following
statement shows the population OF certain States
and Territories, according to the United States
sus of 1880 This statement is still subject to posi-
BILE corrections, by of the discovery Of omis
sions duplication of in the lists of nhabit-
ants returned
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THE SANTA BARBARA "PREss. We
observe that the Santa Barbara Press,
lately edited by the unfortunate Mr..
Clancy, has been purchased by the pres.
emit editor, Mr.. C. T. McGlashan, Mr..
Stearns. the manager, retiring Mr.. Nc
Glashen is very able and enterprisng
journalist, and is entirely qualified to give
the people of Santa Barbara paper which
they will feel proud of, and which they
shoald support eheerfully.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
A COLD WAVE IN THE WEST.
Thermometers Marking from Zero to
Thirty Degrees Below.
THE RECENT STORM TN THE EAST.
Result Of the Special Congressional Elec-
tion in New Hampshire.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Mark Twain's Head Filling Up With
Strange Illusions.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
commencement of the Trials of the Land
Leaguers.
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Ss,IsG.9s6 IL


We respectfully call attention 10 our
facilisie, for doing every kind of legitimate Bank
ing Business, and solicit accounts OF Merchants,
Manufacturers. Banks and Bankers, Farmers, and
all doing business in our line.
We give advice in detail of all credits, and
acknowledge promptly all letters and will furnish
private Geographic code to correspondents,
when requested.
Shipments of Gold and silver Bullion
will have special care and prompt returns.
Being Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses and the Produce Exchange, we
Keep thoroughly posted in the Wheat, Grain and
Flour market and are prepar ed at all times 10 make
loans on Flour, Wheat and Barley and other APP
proved Merchandise in Warehouse
Investments Made on Commission, and
special attention given to the negotiation of
rsteass loans of Cities counties and other corpora
tons.
we Buy and Sell Bills OF Exchange on
the Principal Cities in the UNITED STATES ENGLAND,
FRANCE and GERMANY.
collections made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates OF exchange.
IeieSraphic Transfers made with NEW YORK.
Boston, CBI1AGo and the principal cities of the
United States; also cable transfer to Europe
Letters OF Credit and Commercial Cred
its issued the principal cities Of the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE.
Leans made on Good Coiiaterais or APP
proved Names. Coco Business Notes and Drafts
discounted at lowest market rates.
Deposits received, subject TO Check
without notice.
Nat onai, state. City and County Bonds
and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
sold
Banking is a Business that should be recip-
rocally snefcial to borrower and endsr.
Favor and Benev0lenCe are not the sttri-
butes of good Banking. Strict justice aud rigid
performance of contracts are its proper foundation
A Good Banker is one who takes better care
Of other peoples money than his own.
Prudent and Conservative Course 10
of the first principles of successful Ranking.
This will be our policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
II. gE. Mcdonald. President.
G. MURPHY, Cashier. o9-3m3pSW
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Your attention is called to the fact that we have
organized an association encourage the raising of
the mulberry, and for the promotion OF silk culture
in the State of California. We would like to be in
formed, by these who have mulberry plants and
trees growing on their farms, Of the number, age,
growth, condition and variety of such plants and
trees. We willing to give information to those
who are willing to engage in silk culture, and also
to give advice about the procuring healthy silk.
worm eggs. 1hire are thousands OF families now
able to exist only by effort, that might live
in comfort, by engaging in silk culture There IS
but one month OF regular work needed to raise silk
worms and that at time when other farm duties
have generally been attended to, and az the work Is
light most of it can be performed BY women and
children. Nature has given California the best eli
mate In the world to rase the silk worm. We can
lead all other countries If we but engage in the
business with the peculiar American spirit which
has SO far been able to all obstacles in the
way of its progress We will receive letters of in
formation or inquiry addressed to either Of the fol-
lowing persons:
Mrs. E B. Barker, President, IA Stanly Place,
Riucon Hill; Mrs. A. A. Sargent. Vice President,
20s ran Jose avenue; Mrs. S. A. Raymond, Treas
urer, COL Polk street; Mrs G. w. trink, Chairman
Finance Committee 224 Seventh sire t; Mrs. 7. 81.
Hittell Corresponding Secretary, sos Turk street;
Mrs John e. Merrill, Secretary.
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NOR SALE-A Fiasr-eL IS tE,
staurant; old established apd well .asz4Z
k-own paying business, with lodgings
attsch.d. Furnished IN frs;-slass STYLE
Can be bought at a bargain Address MRS
pAyIpsos. WOODLAND, Cal DO lpim
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Champions Of the Hrd Cross SThe
regular Election of ON ers for tie ensuing term
viii be held THIS twednesday) EVENING AL
me- mbers are requested TO be in attendance.
OSCAR s. FLINT, Commander.
CHAs r. CuEgsNAH X. s. d2p-'t+
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were very threatening towards the Commissioners,
and several chiefs declared that they agreed
to, and would not give up the valleys of the reser
Walton to the whites, and other facts OF startling
nature. This evening the Times prints card from
J. A. French, Secretary OF the Ute Commission, in
which he says the Tribune article is tissue OF
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The Goodness Between General sherman
and the White House.

WASHINGTON, December 2Sth.-The stories Of
GOODNESS between General Sherman and the White
House are not altogether groundless 1t arose from
the known preferences of Sherman in the Ord-Mc.
OF Ord, the retirement of Mcdowell also. The
Generals views on the subject have supporters
especially when it is learned that McDowelTs trip
East to vote for Garfield cost the Government
81 ,2oO mileage and expenses, while 0rd's unlucky
dispatch congratulating Hancock was prepaid by
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Etc. ...............Et Etc. ............E Etc.
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CALIFORNIA SILK CULTURE.-The Cali
fornia Silk Culture Association of San
Francisco, which is composed of lady resi-
dents of that city, has addressed the fol-
lo,u;por o;rcnInr 20 f.rrners
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PACIFIC BANK,
Corner Pine and sansome Streets,

We desire 10 cali your attention 10 the
annexed STATEMENT OF this Sank and offer our
services to any who may desire 10 do business
with us.
Eroni our Ieng experience IL Banking we
have thorough knowledge OF the busiaess, and no
efforts will be spared by TO render these opening
accounts doing business with every sivantaae
appertainipg to their interest
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Assertion and Denial.

DkyvRR (Col) December 2Sth.-The Tribzne
this morning publishes interview with Bradshaw,
who acoom panied the Ute Commissioners, In which
Bradshaw il reported as saying thai the indians
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Entirely Untrue.
The Canadian pacinc-Too Big subsidy.

QUEBEC, December 2Sth.-The sensational stories
with reference 10 unusual military precautions and
preparations at the Citadel SAID to be entirely
untrue.
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LONDON, December 2Sth-There has been a ru.
NOR that Edward Jenkins, NJ. P. author of "Ginx's
Baby" and other political satires was going to Can
ada to edit a paper. When asked to day what truth
would rather go to Botany Bay than edit Canadian
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In New York yesterday Government bonds we're
quoted at 11sg for of 1907 1oll for IS of 1881;
I115 for as; sterling, 81 8l@4 "a; silver bars,
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Disastrous Boiler Explosion.

CHICAGO, December 2Sth.-The Tribune's East
Saginaw special says: The boiler in shingle mill
at Vestaburg, Michigan, exploded this morning.
killing instantly Frank Filkens, the engineer, and
Frank Ainsley, night Waterman, and badly injuring
George Wilcox, NJ Turk and an unknown man
The mill was blown to atoms Frozen pipes were
the cause
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The Boer Rebellion.
Botany Bay Preferred to Canada.

DURHAM, December 28th.-The first shot Of the
war fred at Potchefstroom body of Beers
who were approaching the British camp Potchefs-
troom is in the hands of 5000 Beers. There
are 8. COO Beers at Heidelberg
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The yisnaux.slosson Billiard Match.

PARIS, December 2Sth.-The decision of the ref
cree in the Vignaux Slosson billiard match is being
bitterly criticised by French billiard experts. 1t is
understood that Picot who acted as referee in the
previous international match, unreservedly con.
dennis it. The mistake by Slosson in not in
stantly laying down his and refusing to play
the match, as he long way ahead of the score
of his antagonist. His action could not have been
msinterpreted.
lola, in to-days Figaro empties the walls of his
wrath on Greyy and Gambetta for taking 50 much
interest In the VignauX- Slosson match and so little
interest in literature The fact is, observes lola,
thew snap their fingers at literature and adore bill
ards.
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New YoRK, December 25th.-Silver bars, III
money, 8; Governments string; stosks closed ir-
regular; Western Union, 7sa; Quicksilver 1871;
Pacific Mail, All; Mariposa, 4 Wells Fargo, 8 !;
New York Central. 1901 Ere, sol Panarns 30;
Union Pacific, 1l2s bonds, III Central Pacific, "a
ho,ds ll64 sutro &
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ANOTHER poLIcEMAN SHOT.

CbouMET, December 2sth.-A policeman has been
dangerously wounded by shot from behind
hedge, near Cappaghwhite, County Tiprerary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-12-22

unfortunately, like the mule, while il
lives it is forever throwing it, riders,
" 1t buckcd Greeley of and killed
him in 1872. TiIdcn stuck on till he
passed under the wirc Applause,
But there WIS 50 much daylight between
him and this democratic qnadrupcd the
Judge counted him off, although he had
his feet in the stirrups. This year We
got splendid send off, and might have
won, but the donkey was stricken down
in IndianA with the ~ LHnders. APP
plauso.
We close this chapter of history
with the hope that the story will not be
continued in cur next. Cheers. We
accept the defeat the more cheerfully
because Of the magnanimous manner
with which you take tie victory. We
take it every four years. 1t is IA stand
ing prescription. 1t might well be
called the quadrcnnial ipecac. Groans.
1t works up before the election, and
works down when the returns come in.
We thank you for the magnanimous
way in which yon have turned ont to
our funeral. [Applause. We con,
graduate you on the magnificent and
imposing character Of the obsequies.
Here the speakers feelings oycrcamC
him, and he retired, amid encouraging
earthquakes and opplausiyc avoIan.
ches.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-12-22

VIII he dcthroncd, and its power for evil |
brokon--thcu will King Alcohol be sold |
from the shops labeled "POlSON,"
with the deaths hcud aud cross bones to
indicate it, yirulency. We look for
timo when it will become penal to sell
It, except under rigid restrictions, as ar
selIic, strychniuc, and the other notable
pol7ons, are sold. Bat the time il not
yet We must patiently bidc our time
I'LL II few more thousands Of our race
have filled untimcIy graves by being
too familiar with tAis fatally destructive
agent.
Friends of the good cause, let US
reason together upon this matter, and,
instead Of dcsponding, let us take heart
and work the more earnestly. As pom.
derous Il body as the human race is not
to be set in motion and swaycd by ev-
cry passing breeze. 1t is II law Of me-
chanics that to move Il given weight Il
corresponding force must be employed.
81, to produce the desired effect upon
the people, an adequate cause must be
brought to bear. Not only is the nee
"ssary moral force demanded, but time
is required in which it is to act. Large
boiics move slowly, but with Il momcn-
tun corresponding to their bulk. In
elplon' improvement is slow and slug
"i.h, but with each onward stride it
glius new impetus, and thus rapidly
acrcIcWlcs its motion with each pro-
pr erosion until shortly tits irresistible,
gearing down all opposition. The poo
pie ar" growing wiser mon this most
important question. .NlHy are feeling
the force Of the truths so pcrsi,tcntIy
dmncd in their ears, and some, thank
Cod, are oct'0g. Men are, in many
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Nonresident Revifor Notice.
Pigue, Manicr q Hall vs.. T.. L Btst ptal.

Pigue, Manicr q Hall vs.. T.. L Best ptal
II appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
~ Master from the return Of J. J. Turner,
Sheriff OF Franklin county, Tenn, endorsed
upon the Scirc-flcias issued in above cause.
under and by decree OF the Chanccry Court Of
said counth, to revive said cause against The
children and heirs at law OF f. l.. Best, decd,
that Charles Best one Of said heirs, Is q non
Resident of the State OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot ne served upon
him.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, newspaper published in Winch'''
ter, Tenn, requiring said Charles Bet 10 p
pear on or before the 18th Monday in January
next, before the Chanccry Court at Wirchcr-
ter, Franklin county Tenn, and show catre
why the orders and DEGREES, and tie whole
cause should not be in all things revived
against him.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchester
Tenn, this Dee. 9TH, 1880
r. II. FINCH c. & NJ.
decl5-4w
Colyar & Curtis, Solicitors.
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French Language.

Prof. \. Jourdan is prepared to give French
lessons to few more pupils, His classes are
making fine progress. References; Governor
Marks and lady, DIR. Murrcll and lady, }. L.
Bangh and lady, W. }. Slater and lady, NJ.
7. Petty and lady, Il. s. Henderson and lady.
DIR. {. 7. Baird and lady, Mcssrs Embrey and
sons, and Misses Maggie March, Ida Lcicbcr
and Melissa Merritt.
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A Merry M . urner.

The Republicans of Clarinda, Page
county, Iowa, lately had grand jolliii-
cation meeting, and after the Rcpubli-
can orators had exhausted themselves
IN making speeches, the crowd called
for Lou b, Cake, IL democrat, to speak
MIR. Cake mounted box and spoke as
follows:
"FclIoN-ciiizcns A man usually at
tents his own funcrol, but it is not ex-
pectcd that he should talk a gre teal.
Laughter, | knew the funeral cere-
monies would 90 ON without me, so |
concluded ! had better bring in the
body. Laughter. But it takes Il
great deal Of grace to sustain man
who helps furnish the corpse for an oc-
casion like this. Laughter. Nobody
but democrat could do this. ZAP
pausc. 1t is certain that no one save
the democrats have had chance to try
it for the last twenty years. Shouts
of applause. Disappointment is the
modern democrats birth-right, and
mourning his normal condition They
took out patent on disaster twenty
years ago, and it has hever been in
irngcd. The patent ran out in 1876,
and they have just got it renewed.
Looking over the landscape of the last
twenty years, behold acres and acres
of busted hopes, cords and cords of dis
gruntled ambitions, barrels and barrels
of unavailing tears, oceans and oceans
strewn with the wrecks of phantom
ships once burdencd with democratic
decisions. Great applause. Disap-
pointment is an anchor to the democrat
lc soul, both sure and steadfast.
Leaves have their time to fall, .
And flowers to withcr at the north wind.
breath,
And stars to set but all, O democrat!
Thou hast all times for thine own death.
81 might say, with Shylock, "Sufer G
nee, yea, sufierance is the badge of our Il
ribc.' could give you 329 reasons p
or shis. Laughter. a lawyer offer
d II judge sixteen reasons why his
lient was not present in court. First,
c was dead. The judge told him that
c might omit the other fifteen. The
rst reason of the 800 is, we lacked the
oters, You will allow me to omit the
Their 1913. Applausive consent. I But
could give more than 1923 reasons.
ca, Mercy letter. John Kelly did it
it'll his little racket. [Great applause. -
'ade Hampton's mule broke his leg in II
cad Of his neck, and Ben Hill wasn't
I'm mule. English had foreclosed
mortgages, and we couldn't redeem.
lcn--
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SHOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.
For Sale, or Exchange

For improved land within five miles of
Cowan, or for residence in Winchester or Sc
vance, l25 acres valuable farming land in
Davidson county, Tenn, near Lavergne. Ii
miles from Nashville, on Railroad and Tnrn.
pike. ]. H. CRIDDJE
Aug -'th, lSSO-tf Cowan, Tenn.
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All kinds Of the best Of Jeans, Lin
scys, Shawls, Blankets, &c, Of the best
material, constantly on hand at the
Winchester Wooden Mills, and will be
sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
wool.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-12-22

The Nashville Banner reports fifty.
six churches in that city, to-wit: -IN
white and four coIorcd Baptist; ten
whit" Methodist Episcopal South: two
White and two colorcd Methodist T. pis-
copaI; eight white Presbyterian; one
white and two coIorcd Primitive Bap-
tIst; three white Catholic; two white
and ono coIorcd Christian; two coIorcd
Congregational; two white Hebrew +;
two white Cumberland Presbyterian
two white Lutheran and seven white
lpiscopaI