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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
THE NEWS.
pIf,,r.ll Notes aud Telegraphic
Points.

Domestic.
rrr.-..vlS Henry ;. Walker when
,ltEsh; went out
r.-.r-'s mules and Solon Chase's
.r. Ga, pull well together.
~. rr~-, and John Dipoa would
-..a,.-ruE prohibition tick k-t.
,r,....r>.n Democratic c,ub il al
...-,s taIl Tor Hancock in 1854.
.....-... ,gr> seem % h' scarce, and
...s, .~J >Carcer.- hsH. UtdUsr.
.U.r .,tpU thiuk about the so. er
. N.yrunyr?' Mr.. Hutchinson
r-s-.l coinage for October was S.
.-,,IE-..j. aud J, 2,279,OJ0 in silver.
The Democratic rooster shook his
ll f.. plembr, but that was his
-,
au,v OF gentlemen interestedin the
~..f>S Pacific railroad leit Philadelphia
vs..-rIav upon a tour OF inspection on
,aIt r'5d.
.'D;fn't I say it wasn't dress par
rf." answered Mr. Blaine As he wiped
.r.iS nose after the September election.
E-.,', all right now, Jimmy.
rgtarv Shurman will strongly urge
~..t congress legislation OF SOme,sOrt to
..,a the treasury vaults OF the pres
,,l... .,cumuatlng silver dollars.
,..~-, :. Marsh. collector and book
s..... ur Herbert, Spencer x Co. has
r.sa-rrs,ei in New York and held 10
AYR. a arrival Oi Chicago officers.
u...' the mills Of the Reade Paper
Culrv, in GriswOod, Conn known
t.. Obenauer Mill" burned sunday
r.. Loss So, 900; insurance 81, 900
>ur time during Sunday burglars
...a,.y gutt.d the store OF Mey-
r.,.z Bros, opticians, in New York. cor.
I.I-l avenue ani Thcnty-lhirl street,
r-ry.ng away opara glasses, optical in
SEDIMENTS, glass eyes, etc, To the value
% So 900 OF $4,000. No arrests.
A. tre Warren Court OF Inquiry, in
NV York, yesterday, General Henry
G.. Bukhead test i,d that on the day
oi the battle OF Eve Forks ne was sent
by G-utral Warren 10 General Sheridan
iOr instructions, ard Was told 10y the
later tnat he ha already sent hls or
ders.
Foreign.
The PhilosOph cal Institution, oi
London, gave a aUquat IN honor OF
Minister Lowell, Saturday.
\ telegram from Par saws the resig-
nations OF magistrates, on account OF the
enforcement OF religious DEGREES, are de-
nDunced daily.
The claus IA the indictment against
Parnrll on wlicha conviction is expect
e is tina, cIagins HIM with melting the
tenants 10 ats OF violence.
A special rom Constantinopie says
the Porte Is making tremendous efforts
t,Ieiu position to etfectually close
,I. Dtrdanel.es at short notice,
E1ubarger. one OF the Paris members,
f-,.r.ls % Introduce proposal in the
Chamber oi Deputies for the appoint
lu.u,oia d. mmittee 10 inquire into the
b.r.-aty s..Elr.
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THE EXPELLED JU UIrs
Receiving Hearty Welcome in Madrid

PARIS. November s.-A Ma'.rld cor
respondent telegraphs as follows; Inc
expelled French Monks are hooking
here The mobiles are Offering them
their places, and the town councils are
giving them o.d converts and vacant
buildings. The King is grating them
interviews, and the ministry is author
izing the Jesuits and other orders to
estatls1 themselves in Madrid and all
over the kingdom. The conservative
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THE GOLDEN STATE.
Divided Eie ectoral Ticket Elected,

Divided Electoral Ticket Elected.
SAN FRANCIsCo, November 8-The
Off ,ial re urns of the State are coming in
this evening, but cannot be obtained
from three or four remote counties before
Thursday. Thirty-four counties out of
fity-two show net Republican gains
over the previous figures OF 3j votes.
There is considerable difference between
the vote for the different electors, and
with the general result so close it is
quite possible that the divided ticket
may prove to he elected. Terry runs
steadily behind, and is beaten beyond a
question.
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rnr,hsr from the Wreck.

NFuraar, November S.-The remain
drr of the wreck OF the steamer khode
Island. OF the Stoningtrn line, went to
pieces during the night. The wreckers
hone to save tho engine; the shalt Is
cracked and but little hope is enter
tanned tina, the engine vii, be OF any
vs. In the owners.
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THE ARKANSAS
Congressional Delegation Solid.

CHICAGO, November S.-The Inter-
Oceans Little Rock special says: There
is not much probability OF any Of the
Arkansas Congressional Districts going
Republican, and the statement in the
Memphis press dispatch that Dunn,
Democrat, was defeated in the First dis.
trlct is a mistake.
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A pow DER MAGAZINE
Expiodad by u stol Shots.

MILWAUKEE, November S-A maya.
zine containing ton and half of pow
der exploded in La Crosse, 10 day. bv
shots fired at she building by two msn,
who were arrested. The explosion was
heard twelve miles and smashed win.
dows all over the city, but no lives were
lost
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ILLIN OIS.

Morrison's Reelection to Congress By
984 Majority.
Sr. LOUIS, November S.-Fuil returns
from the Seventeenth Illinois District
show the vote for VIM. X. Morrison, d.,
to be IL $50, John b Hay, X, 1886
Morrison's majority is 9Gi. Two years
ago Morrison's plurality was ], ,S3l.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 2i to 4 per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Firm and Higer-flour
0uIl-Wheat Active, Firm and
Higher-Hogs Active.
FIN AN CE.
New York,

NEW YORK, November 8.-MoNRv--
Active at 2l@4 per cent, closing at 3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4(9
81 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills weak at 4s03; demand 1921.
SILvKR-At London slid; bar sill
yer here ll2t; subsidiary silver coin
i(dl per cent. discount
GovRRSMRNrs-Generally firm and l
per cent. higher for AS and A..
y. :. Coupons tlssl)
Sen Ni,s
New Four-snd.on
New ...... w
racinc skies of
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active but irregu-
lar.
STATE 3oSDs-Dull, except for Ten
nessees, which We're fairly active.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and s(9li per cent. higher than Satur-
days closing quotations, but subse-
quently declined tCd3 per cent, Chica.
70, Burlington Il Quincy. Chicago K
Alton, Western Union and Reading
leading the decline. This was followed
by an advance OF hast per cent, in
which Elevated Railroad shares and
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy were the
most prominent. During the afternoon
speculation was irregu ar, but in the late
dealings a strong tone prevailed, and the
market closed strong with an upward
tendency in prices. Denver & Rio
Grande was conspicpously strong, and
rose per cent on the day Is transactions
on heavy purchases. sa!d Ia he largely
for foreign account. The best mining
stocks are showing mere life, led by Cen
tral Arizona.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 3GS, 900 shares, of
which 900 were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 2,7C0 Chicago and Alton,
IL, 900 Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
ern, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, 81.
600 Erie, 800 Hannibal and st. Joseph,
5000 Iron Mountain, $500 Kansas
and Texas, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000
Lake Erie aud Western, 400 Michigan
Central. ll,000 Northwestern. 2,i00
Nashville and Chattanooga, II 900 New
Jersey Central, 1900 New York Cen.
tral, 1900 Ohio and Mississippi. 1900
Ontario and Western, 1900 Pacific Mail.
81 ,000 Reading, 1900 st Paul. 1000
st Paul and Omaha, 1 900 Union Paci-
tic, $1,000 Wabash Pacific, $4,000 West.
ern Union, 5000 Central Pacific, 1900
Denver and Rio Grande, 300 Illinois
Central, $500 G., C.. g. * | 2,iO0 Mr..
ris and Essex, ., 400 North Pacific, 800
Central Arizona and 200 Alion and
Tprre H,ute
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Dashed Ashore

InHryrr. November S.-The schooner
Belle Sheridan irom Oswego for toronto
Wen. ashore at Wellers bay, yesterday,
an rycawr complete wreck. Captain
Mc>Hrrry, his three sons, Hamilton,
MAT ami Boyd, aud sailor, were all
drowned.
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Jumped the Track.

JEa,sy CRY, November Sine en-
c.D, oj coal train on the Morris ana
E,,sN railroad jumped the track at
N.no'"vu,h and Grave streets. The en-
S,l"rr, r"'rr Cavanaugh, was instantly
N...eLaa.'.. frrmIn, Nm. llopPinY'
severely rrTraI
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OREGON.

Stays with the Almost Solid North.
PORTLAND, November S-Al the coun-
tics in the State. except Grast and Cur
ry, nearly ali official. give Garfield 5E
majority. Two counties to hear from
will probably increase tho majority TO
klD
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PRODUCE.
N ow YorE.


NKw YoRR, NovcmbcrS. - Cotton
Quiet an steady at llcilli t.; futures
dull. Flour-flrm; receipts 1000 bar
reIs: shipments 1900 barrels; superiine
western and State - 90aI 3j; common
to good - GJdi s., good 10 choice
81 gOGG 10; white wheat extra - 15CaS
9j; ezra Ohio 81 7jCa6 90; St LOUIS
81 50TG -: Mirntsoia patent process
Sij 2jia 3 - Wheat Moderate trade;
receipts 2S2 600 bushels, exports G3OO0
bushels; ungral.d spring II l3Efl 10;
No 3 3sjring Il l3; No. 2Sl l5aI l5l;
ungrsdrd red II l2mSl 2ll; No. 3 do
81 lGiMl l6l; steamer do II ljl; No.
| red II 23Goi 23i; NJ. . white II IL.
40. | white. gales Gi.OO0 bushels, at
81 l7Ml IS: No. . rcd seller November,
sales 232 900 bushels. at 81 l9Gal l9l;
seller December, sales 6i0,C 600 bushels,
at 81 20!Gl 20,; seller January, sales
~ 800 bushels, AT II 22i0 22s Corn
demand f+irEni prices have advanced,
receipts 21O,GOJ bushels; shipments
800 O00 bushels; ungradrd 5Sim jgIc;
No. 3 sta 81; steamer Solo So; No
jsita jo!c; job 53c; store 59td 5Gi; giloat
l,w mixed j9yc; 40. white GOcc; No.
2 seller November 5slGij9ic; seller DE-.
cember 59.@j9ic; seller January GOA
cote. Oats-IlIgher; receipts $1,000
bushels; white western IlGc ;5c: western
mixed IOn ilr. Iiay-In good demand
ami strong at GOA 9jc Hops Nomin.
ally unchan .e,i. COH-e-Dull aud nom
inal. Suysr-Dcmand fair aud market
firm; fair t. good refining 7id7.c. NJ.
lass.s-Quiet and unchanged R!cr-
Steady and in far dcmani. Petroleum
Dali; United y1s'; crude Sic; n fined
l2r. Rosln-S Steady and unchanged.
Talow-Firm ut G:6G 7-'6c. Turp,n.
,ine-Dnll at $50 ljlr. Eggs- F'rmcr
at 22n2jc Pork FIrm"r; mess SIS %
m,l5 %. B,ri-Quict aud firm. Cut
M-ats-Etsiri; long clear - 81, short
clear IS III. Larl-Mod,rn trade;
prrme steam :S 72l@S -. Butter
Quiet snI firm At lIlr,a6'. Cheese
Nomin, lily unchanged.
Ciccinusu
CINCINNATI, November 8 Cotton
Quiet at l0.r. Flour-E .i"r; family
i seas o.; fancy - iOaG n Wheat
Scarce; No. = amber e. 80 No. . red
winter O5. Corn Ia s"r demand;
30 2nxcI ~ nes ,ar Az. Oats
steady; no. mixed 33r. Kye-Flinr:
No. .. 90nglc. Bmley-Srrong; No 2
fall gjc. POrk--Duli a 81 % Lard
I'm good demand at IS 10. Bulk Meats
In fair demand; clear rib = 37L.
Bacon-Steady a, 5!ta S!M s!c. Whisky
In iar demand at 81 Os. Butter Qniet;
choice Central Ohio lI92)c; caoico
Western Reserve 22G23c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November S--whcs.-
Easier; amber Michigan - CG. No .
red Wabash spot 81 05i; 5 l.ef D,rem.
Der 81 07i; seller January 81 C0.; No 3
red Wabash 81 OF; rejerted 92c Corn
Firm and higher: mixed Ale; M. .
spot 45c; seller May Ale 40 2vhir.
45c; r-iected 4+ir. Oats -Qriei; NJ
32c. Clover Seed Mammoth held st
81 50@4 20 blu; NJ. 2hel ell.tslljlyI 10
bid.
(dddiionI Ma 'iet, og A. Frye>
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Nihilist Prisoners Come to Time.


ST. PETERSBURG, November = tthc
trial before the military tribunal, all
the Nihiist risoners acknowledged be-
longing to the revolutionary party. One
named ScherauH, admitted that he par
ticipated in the preparation OF the mines
under the railway at Moscow in Deccm-
ber, 1879, and !wo others recounted the
proceedings in connection with the mine
on the Simpheropol railway.
England's Trade.
LONDON, November S.-The returns
OF the Board OF Ira ic for October show
a decrease OF q, SSl 900 in the value OF
the imports into the United Kingdom,
and an increase of G9S7 ,0J0 in the value
of exports. compared with the same
month last year.
Banlan the Favorite.
LONDON, November Sin the srull
ing match on Monday next between
Hanlan and Trickett for the champion.
snip, betting is 8 to in favor OF HinTln.
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How IL Was Done.

The exact manner in which the KIT
inc was done will never be known.
Whether the deed was the result Oh
sudden impulse OF quarrel, or OF long
Ss,tIs5 intention, cannot be surmlsed.
The actions OF the murderer when MS
brother left him in the morning were
not unusual, though he complained oil
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Toledo.

(Add;tionI Ma ,iet. og a. Faye.>
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Our Demonstration OF r.
Forty Cents Tax.

From the McMnnyiilc STANDARD.
We submit the following dcmonstM
ton to show that Judge Wright is cor
rect in sayinga iorty-cents tax will car
ry the State debt and cXtiugush it in
LEGS than thirty years
Amount Of State debt, ST. 900 OO0.
Compromised at fifty cents, Sl3 ,0OO, 600.
which, at four per cent interest, give.
$780, goo Of interest to be paid annually.
The current expenses Of the State are
$685., GOO. Add these and we have 81, :
O6j, goo which must be paid annually
by the State.
The State has privilege tax of
1881 goo, an income from pcntcniiary,
$4,000. Income tax from railroads
within the next few years at fair csti-
mate will be SlSO, 900, which added will
make the sum Of $6OG 900. A forty
cents tax on the 500 on the taxable
as reported, when they stop
ped paying interest, which is S2SS, OOO,-
600, gives us 81 1872 ,OOO making a to-
tai income Of $l,75S,O0O Less the
amount of expenses and intcrcs, above,
81 ,065, 600, leaving sinking fund Of
sG93, 600, which will cxtinguish the
debt in less than twenty wears. Thus
Sl3, SOC, 900 divided by SG93 ,000 make
nineteen years.
We challenge the world to rcfutc
this.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

That there are out and out repudia
tors in Tennessee we have no doubt,
for we have heard them avow it, but
we rejoice to know that the number is
small. How long it will be small under
the false and vicious teachings of those
who disguise their real designs under
cover Of a professed desire to pay the
Estate debt proper" we cannot under
take to say, but. the poison is working,
and unless an antidote is found, it will
soon permcate the whole body petite.
Il Manchester Guardian.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

The masses of the people may be for
a time misled and fooled by dema-
gogues; but the alteration is never more
than temporary. 1t will not be many
years until the memory and deeds of the
men who are preaching political and f.
nancial heresy in several Southern
States will be bitterly mathematical by
their present followers. Good can no
more come out ofpublic dishonesty than
the wages of private sin can prosper
their receiver Chattanooga Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
S h erif's S al Q
For October -ith, 1880.

Samuel Sharbcr, admir- Of Jacob Zerbe,
decd, VS.. G. b. Russey and Others,
BY virtue 81 an execution in my hands is
sued from the Chanccry Court oil Franklin
county, Tenn, in above cause, will, on
Monday, October 4tb, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Wincht stcr, Tenn,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for, CASH,
the undivided interest Of J. NJ. Rusaey IN he
house and lot now occupied by NJ. NJ. II II
derson (known as the VIM. Vaughan house
and lott situated in the town OF Winchester
Tenn, and bounded as follows: southwest by
Luke kclley's lot southeast by Miss Anna
Porter's lot, northeast by street, and north
west by street containing - acres, more or
less.
Levied upon and will be sold ~ the proper
ty OF j. NJ. Russcy, to sati-iy said execution,
to Sl52.3S, and interest and costs.
This Sept 18th, 1850.
X. +. OAKLEY, Sheriff.
septS-tds "a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

The worst foes the people of Tennes-
see ever had are the dcmagogues and
the communists who are now going up
and down the country crying "high-
tax, "low-taX," holding out false issues
to the people, thereby sowing the bitter
seeds Of discord and sapping the life
blood and credit of the commonwealth.
They may not at this time realize the
full extent Of the mischief they are do
ing, but we tell them the day is not re-
mote III hen the bolts Of popular indigna-
ton will ,ail upon thcir heads and with
cr iA,u ashes. - \ mems Post.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
How it Work 8.

From the Clarksyilc Tobacco Leaf
Not long ago a citizen of this county
wanted Il small stock of goods to com
mencc business on and applied to II
Louisville merchant for the stock on II
credit. The Louisville man was about
shipping the goods, but concluded to
make some inquiries in regard to the f.
narcial standing Of this new customer,
and wrote to Il friend in this city for the
information. The answer was: ale
has some property and may be very
good, but votes the population ticket.
This settled the matter, and the would
be merchant hasn't opened his shop yet,
but is one of the loudest-mouthed repu-
dators in the county, living on it as
Tanner lived on water and air. Try il
when and where you will-thc poor
man without dollar, who maintains
public honor, can get credit, when the !
rcpudiator in better circumstances
cannot. We know the party referred
to and the facts, and the credit wanted
at the particular timo-wiich would
have been extended hut for his low-
credit prociivitics-wou,d have been
worth more to him than q, j the taxes re
will pay in n life time. \ -c repuIia-
ton if you will, but it will tel on you'll
1t some time in some way
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
NONRESIDENT Notice.
CASTOR G. Burt ct al VS.. John Doughcriy
and Others.


CASTOR G. Burt ct al VS.. John Doughcrty
and Others
Bill to sell land
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk
x Master, from the affidavit of complainants
in their bill, in above cause, that the defend
ants, John Dougherty and wife Mainda
Dougherty, and the heirs at law Of William
Burt, deed, -four in numbrr-their names
unknown,) are nOn-residonts Of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton he made Tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal published in Winchester, Ten
nessee, requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear and make defense to said bill. be-
fore the Chancery Court at Winchester, Frank
I'm county, Tenn, on or before the 18th Mon
day in January next, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex.parte as to
them.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchester.
Franklin county, Tenn, this Aug. Is, 1850.
I. ii. FINCH, c. an.
au26-4w
W. $. Coover, Solicitor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Sales
For October %, 1880.
mo. B. Gordan vs.. Black l. Pcarcc.

Jno. B. Gordan vs.. Black 4 Pcarcc.
BY virtue Of an execution in my hands, Ia
sued from the Circuit Court Of Franklin coln-
ty, Tenn, in above cause, / will, on
Saturday, October %, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, for CASH, til" ul-
divided interest OF n b. E!nck in tIic follow
ing dcscribcd tract OF land, lying III civil di,
trct No. OF Franklncounty, tennessee, and
bounded ~ follows: On the north by the
lands Of Ben Taylor, on tn south by +. VI.
Mccoy, east by Bicklcy, and west by Young
containing ACRES, and known as the \.
q. Black land, and the sam upon which \.
g. Black was living at the time of hi4 death,
Levied upon and will be sold ~ the proper
ty Of y. y. Black to fa:i " said execution,
amounting toSl5l.sG ll,s@ $50 paid May 40,
1850 and interest ana costs
This September 20h, 1850.
JOHN j. TURNER, Sheriff.
s,po2-,d. 81
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Non-Resicieiit Notice.
The University Of the South va. J. " Hays
attachment and Injunction Bill

The University of the South ys ]. " Hayes,
attachment and Injunction Bill
1t appearing to the satisfaction If the rl' rk
4 Master, from the affidavit Of complainant, in
Is bill in above cause, that the defendant, j.
". Hayes, is anon-rcidynt Of the State Of l,n-
ncssee, 70 that the ordinary process Of law
rannot be served upon him; and that his
property has been attached By due process Of
law Issued in this calise,
It is therefore ordered by me that rC,..ca-
zion be made for four cJnac cutivp wcrks H. he
Home Journal, published in WincI,. r,
tenn,, requiring said non rcsjG,nt d,fcn.g'.,
appear and make defense to said bill, ga 1r
fore the fourth Monday in January H. ~,
.liore the Chancery Court al Wiacly-tcr,
Franklin county, Tenn, or the SAM viii be-
taken for confessed and sct for hearing oH-
parte a. to him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn isSept. Goth, 1850
7. II. FINCH, C.& ".
sept23-4w
Simmons & Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Representative .n,tc'. no telling Wa
might turn ug.

RUTry-IUTuT IIII- FT-----y nm IDTTIuI, IN ="
mirbt tnrn ,,r " '7 ""
under rot VILE, ,o,.t
q .ain.t - +. ,bn n,nnIo
..-uy u,. -,nr.'ac Cd r
o.d aa. .a,..,a,ly r Ill r
.,. Am, a, ,...,.H ,,,,n ;r,r .-...
a. bill t,'u., bacs f., fine r,lrnaI. t
o,Irr.,ad' E.... t..o. =, ,I,'',,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

You cannot tell how mau will vote
at the ballot-box, but the vote Of Il MEM
Der of the Legislature is recorded. And
We want TO know who votes for rcpudia-
ton. Elect men to vote that way if
you wish, but let postsrity know who so
voted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

Col. John NJ. Fleming, Democratic
elector for the State at large, has been
compelled to resign on account of physi-
cal inability to continue the canvass.
Andrew b. Martin, of Lebanon, was
appointed by the Democratic Executive
Committee to fill the vacancy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Blacksmithing and Rcpairil g.
ANDREW KNAPpEn,

In the shop formerly occupied by \. Fa's-
nacht on High st., Winchester, T,nn i. PR
pared to do all manner oi Blacksmiihing and
repairing OF machinery. Flows made or
pointed, and hOrses >hod promptly, and per,
feet satisfaction guaranteed Eightc, year,
experience in the largest cities in the 'ch
country" fdcc7-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
Boarding House.

] have opened On High street, close to the
Winchester Normal, a boarding house, where
am prepared to accommodate students with
good board on favorable terms, and guarantee
satisfaction. | can also accommodate several
day-boarders.
SPIT ]. MIS-. J. G. HOPKINS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

The Nashville American says: In the
rcpudiators' convention at Murtrecabo-
70 Il resolution to instruct for John II.
Savage for the United States Senate
nearly broke up the meeting and almost
resulted in another split Of the rcpudia-
ton splinter. The resolution was final
ly Withdrawn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

The Morristown Gazette says: "Thc
boilers are completely squelchcd here
before they get fairly started The rot
ten old thing has II bad smell about it
that honest, Woodworking East Ten
ncsseans cannot and will not swallow.
East Tennessee is all right, and will
vote, so far as Democrats are concerned,
soldIy for Wright.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

Where is the sense of leaving TO the
people the settlement Of Il question up
on which every candidate for the Legis-
lature can express himself before the
election and the people can elect him or
not?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30

Let us have done with this nonsense
about slow tax" Nobody is for high
taxes. The most of the noise about
slow tax" comes from the fellow that
never paid a tax of any kind in his life,
and will never pay debt, unless it be
the debt Of nature.--[ American.