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WINCHESTER, TliXX., JAXUA'liY 2i, 807.
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Woods Yuteniau's old stand, lately occu
pied liV t l:il!H ii n iv ciinuiiigiiinu,
li & !21 XorthCollegc St.
XASIlYir'I'K, T E X X E S S E E ,
Manufacturers of tho celebrated
"Wrought Iron Cooking- Stove,
Cast Iron Cooking nml Heating Stove,
fx ami: led and plain- mantel
CRATES.
ALSO JIANTTAlTUUHllS 01'
Sheet Iron, Tin and Copper
"Ware,
. Plain sheet ami Jai:iiini'ct Tinware.
Xj TZ J? 53 -
Wo are now manufacturing and hiqiort-in"cv"i-y
variety of Coal Oil Lamps lor
the parlor, dinim; room, hall, clininucr mill
kitchen. c;iiuiii(.!ici's, patent and common
Chimney.-, limners anil Wick, and the
llnuiit and limesl OIL, all ot which we win
umiranlce to sell tit or
Im'IoW Lollis-
TltEFPAUU & CO.
nnv2l
wtSm
rilANK MOOiiK. W. T. 8T0NK.
V.'. T. 3IOOK13 A .,
MAX U t'M TLTt EJW ami DEALEL'S IN
Stoves, Crates, Ovens, Tots,
Skillets, Litis, &c,
mid even- description of Plain, Japanned
'and Pressed Tin-Ware,
lIOUSE-l'TPNISIIING GOODS,
mid all kinds of
IV O O 2 Hi X W A. IS K ,
Xo. J!!), North Market street,
Next dear to Tom Well's old Drug Store.
XAi'HVIIXE. TEXE.
Cadi paid fur old copper, brass, lead
and pewter. iipv-'4 Urn
HKNliV i:VlMl.
A. (I. KWINO.
EWING & CO.,
VilOLKSALK GKOCEBS
A NO
CO JIM ISM O V JiEISClIA X TH,
Corner College and Chnreli,
XAS11V.II.LK. - - - TENNESSEE.
Solicit the nileniioii and pal ronage of ilie
merch.iiilsuf Franklin am! adjolningcomi
tle.. nov:!l wtlm
I?
.' T i' 1 j 1 i
WANTED.
-A POUT 50
Pounds id' nice, rich belter, for which
marl et price will be paid. Wanted for
family o v. and not for .-peculation, hence
none Ind: Nirt: Iniiier, W illi nil I lie water
woncd out. wiil be accepted. Apply at
the Home .lournal (Jtilci; inmnaiiali ly.
iiov ln-j -;
"(.jASii' V.rA?.'TKL. ANY ONE
wi-himj; to contract to deliver about lil'ly
nice l.nn.s ol meal, the coming winter, can
do mi, and upon delivery of the lutnis can
e l the money. Apply'at tin; Home Jour
nal ('d'.iec. iiemct'iaicly.
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l'K'ili 'ITllMUV.
joiin iouzi-:l.i..
W. :! NAN.
srnv;
1 1 n. u
Attorneys at Law
WINCilESTEIJ, TENN..
Will practice in lee (.'ourt for Franklin
and adininiii counties In Tcnncs.-ce. and
.l.-vkeoii couuli. Ala. Prompt attention
iven to eolleel ions. feld7-tf.
Attorneys atLaw
AVlNCIt'ESTEl:. TENN..
Practice in the Courts of Franklin, Cof
fee, Grundy. V.'aireu. and Lincoln coun-tie-.
and ! .!e Xa-lc. ille courts.
. t'ei-l-ly.
i iislrioutions.
AVe would call attention to the opin
ion of oim of the leading papers of
Cansda on this subject :
Mod of our readers have no doubt read
oiiie of tiie immorms advertisements ol
loll. Fiilerpl i (il'i ( olieerts. ,ve., v. ideli
ai'j.i ar from time to time in Ilie public
prims, olferi mo-l ti mptinf; bmaiiH to
llte-e who v. iil palronie them. Inmost
climes these life "ciminc humbugs. l.'ul
liiere are a f 'V ri'siieelalile I'rms who do
lie-iness in litis manner, and they do 11 as
a i leans ot mereasuig tueir wiioii'saie mis-
10 , mid md lo make money. From sm h
lirm . il i ti ne, handsome mid valuable ar
ticles are procirreij lor a very small sum.
and w hat i- more Important, no one is ever
cite: ed. Every por-joit gets pood value
for hi- dollar: because, as we have stated.
11 is inleiitb d io net ih an ailvertis'jineiit to
iiierca-e 1 heir" ordinary busitic-S.
We! ivescn tioml.ersi.f pri.e.' sent out
in this way by Ski rmaii. Watson & Coin
jiittiy, of Xa--a;i street, N. Y.. and there is
no d'liid.t lluil -oie.e of i lie articles are wi.rlii
I'b'.litorleu limesihe money paid for them,
.widie we lime md .-.ecu or h.ianl of a sin
"leariie'v wliieit v.as not fully worth the
doll. if v, Ii lei i ilciyd. ,sV(fi((;wi'ii,,ti'.Moii
in
al. C. I'... Jan. l:l. ISC'!
ne
It ET WE EX
VMMl n DLCHERi).
CI.A'.tMNt V. MOILN E Is riimiliiprn (TothI
J Hack, drawn ly a span of stout horsPs.
Iietwccn Wiu,d.e-li r Klitl iJeclicrd. and lie
siilieils the li: i l.l;:'!'f uf the liltlilic. lie
will call at ciiviie-ignaliil place for p:iss-j
anteesileere shall be im l.iilupi io toiineet
1.H1 way-t. anil jruar-
with all trains.
.... ... .1. .. - IT.... ... ...Ill U
vHii i". it ii ;ii i'"' rii n u i jiinii7 w
promptly attended to.
S-TG PIECES !
P EICON'S (leslring clothing limde
in lir-t cbi.-j stvleeau Juive it done
by giving me a i ail. Strict atten
tion jjiven to cut ting, repairing, re
moving gn use and puict. i tilting
b.i-tLci..s,.-acitues and riding haldls
lor ladies, in liic latest rtyie; tual
all work made in shop varraiiled
to lit as well or lietter than nan hit
bad ci-ewlieri! in Winchester, or
tliecii-timu'r can get the money fur
Ids n-oods iintj Irilc.millgi. See sign
foiuh-cast Mi' of the mpcire. Wiu
tliester. J. V.. WEAVEIt.
ilecX tl" Tailor.
Gil HA 2 L'AHGAJXS!
A I.L iorson having land coaileinn'Hl
-i'i- und rKjhl by tlif lax Collector for the
, Uixcsof lvcj, ami bid in Ity raid Collector,
and turned over to tliet onnty. ran n:ilim :
- Ils?.e '? unUKiltm7i !
60 rn r cent, on the miii. Ur the namei an ;
Im: zi'lticd with ni deputy, p. K. Si.attm.
JOHN li. ENOCU.
'lecin tt Clerk,
SWEET OWl'OSAX KliOM MEXICO!
New, very rare, rich and fasliloualle
perftunn. The llncttt cfr tniirttd or
rnanulactured in tho United ti. Try
H tod lw oot,vir!.
HOME JOURNAL,
ITJIMSUKU EVliltY HATLltlJAV BY
W. J. WLATTEll Jk, CO.,
W, J. BLATTER. H. U- VVLIX.
Vuv Ttsrnis, Sec Fonrtli I'as!
Reading Mattel' on Every Pntfe.
TO .CORRESPOND ENTK.
No nollco cun lie tiikun of Aiiuiiyaioiiii Cuiii.niinliT..
liims. WlialeviT is intoij .UmI fur in'.,iTtiini in
The Home .loumal, imist be uulhentirate'l by
1 ho naini' anil ii'lihvsii of Hie writiT nut ucc
L'ssiirlly I'nr ) 1 1 1 1 1 c -: 1 1 1 1 i i , but us a t'lnibiinca lur
KikkI I'ailli anil vi'.-iHiiiviliiHty.
All Ijusi iiib k-tlfl's Jul' this uaii'i) tliiiukl 1:0 uil-cti'f.-si'il
lo"Tliu IIuiiiu Joiii'iKil," tt'liii'lii'sler.
All com mi. n Iu iens fur iiililii'Ulloii must lie wrll-
ten on onu sldv ul tw liai;e, aii'l ullli all otliiir
mutters ciiiiiavteil with the cilltuilal ilepnrl.
uient, (ilimilil lie mill ivfMi : ICilllor uf'J'hi! iluiiie
Juufiiiil, Whirhcstcr, Telia.
We ':tiinit, u a li.lt-, ni.iU rlnk.' tn lc turn ui'liclrs
not I'minil mllalili' I'tiriiulillration.
IVrsoiiiil iii'lii liM w 111 lie luiurtvdonly iu olvcitiDe-
nieuts, aud ul iluiihlc ruli'3.
THE CROSS HARK.
A ( ro: mark (thus X.) upon a ubrl-
Iji'M paper is inteniliiil a.i it mnilleatinn for
him to pay nil for the .siine. within u reiii-
onahle time, or the paper wilt bo discon
tinued. mir.i i n Mi iijiw
ProlmMy tho most ilisgu sting and
obseifiio culoiiuy Unit ever transpired
u any dolibcrulivu 1 oily in tlni world,
ocfiirt'd i;i tlia Kiinip Uou.-ji! of liepro-
iciitativcs on Saturday tlic Jilli inst-,1iu
twoen ThaJdens Stevens mul I'nl'u J P.
Sja.nldiiHr, both members of the God
ind morality party. Those livo old
men, r.inidthe laughter and npphuise of
their Radical associates, indulged in n
dialogue ) grossly and oWeie and
vulgar that they would have been kick
ed out of a brothel for repeating it. It
i-i actually too disgusting -to bo pub
lished in a decent fiiniHy newspaper.
Decency, i well us sense, wisdom and !
,... , .. , . , , .
iu uniii, n.iu n.t.u mv';i:lc. I itijm
the Jaco'oiiis
ill Coiigresw.
. Morton, of Indiana, and Cameron,
of Pennsylvania, arc among tho Aboli
tion ornaiticiit'i to be added to the Ren
ate ,net session, As the show bills
would say, this is so unsurpassed com
bination Morton representing ail the
morality, and Cameron all the honesty
of the loyal party.
The mongrel lunatics in the. Kan-.as
Legislature are discussing a proposition
to amend the Conslilulioii so as to al
low negroes, and all persons over eigh
teen, regardless of sex os color, the
elective franchise. The design of this
movement, like others of the same char
actor, ia to bring suffrage into con
tempt, preparatory toils enlire aboli
tion and the establishment, of an oli
garchy of Puritan saints.
us o .
There was a great deal of tho article
called "cheek" in Senator Edmunds'
denial of the eharge that the bill 'reg
ulating the tenure of olllee" had no oth
er than a partisan object. Mr. E. can
take the premium for impudence.
The Congressional smelling commit
tee sent to New Orleans arc reported
to have procured what they went for
"evidence of a premeditated massacre."
1 lie journey iv.is superlluoua. J neev- j Kgypl. The colors upon the walls
idence might have been as asily man-1 Xei p's festal vaults are an fre -'i a
ufiietiircd in Washington, ami wmihl ! painted yesterday. So is th ( ! !:
have been fully as reliable.
That wonderfully sagacious agricul
turist, Isaac Xcwton, of the heed de-
mirlniciit, stii'sresis, in his last iuouisi-
lorial circular, that returns should be
made of the number of .sheen killed be '
dogs and declares that "dog htivs Bhot,ld
be placed among tho Xulionul statutes
tis well as in the enactments ol the
States !" Shades of the framers ! what
are we coming to under this flood of
Abolition ignorance and fanaticism ?
The Mongrels will leave nothing to the
people nor the State ; and the day seems
iw mi, lulling n iioi vuiitan it m i
sume control of all legislation, from a
, ... : , , I
till fri f!f.li'il n 4r.,.tiiin ,,f i.,t,,,, i-t f., l
io nc coming wncn congress win as
bill to destroy a section of country, to
a municipal regulation impounding
stray porkers and destroying dogs, and
when no one but a Supremo Judge can
t'-y a case of assault rndtiattcry.
Accident?! of Speech.
Pat has long labored under the iin-
putatioii of making more "accideiiK' I
with tho tongue than any of liU fellow
. ....
morlaw: U K it can he vcrv roaililv
jnutjnu mill mu iniu nut uctjvr.-.auij
indigenous to IrbAx noil.
1 A 1 ' - 1 It-.. I. -
a rreiieiiniaii nai.ieu v.aiion, wno
died m Paris not many years a'o, was
remarkable for a bovine tendency,
1 here is a letter of his in existence as ,
follows: ".21 v dear friend I left mv
knife at your lodgings yesterday. Pray
u nd it to mo if you Cud it. .Youm,
Calino. P. S. Never mind sending
the knife : 1 have found il."
There is a note to his wife, which be
sent home with a basket of provisions,
the ostscript to which read : "Y'oti
uill find my letter tit the bottom of the
Vsket. If you Vhould fail lo do so,
let me know as soon as possible.
It is said of this same character that
on one occasion ho took a lighted ta-
per to fmd hi way down btairs without
arciflcut, cud after cettint down
,,ro,l?nt lt hM WH" thanks, leaving
himself at the top of the stairs in the
dark as at first
A lady once asked the Abbo de Mat
iguon how old he was. "Why, I am
only thirty-two," 6aid he, "but I count
mjetlf thirty-tjree, because a little
boy nas boy w..s born a ymr Nfore I
was and ' died, evidently kivping mo
hack a Avholo year by accident."
It was a Scotchwoman w ho paid that
tho butcher of her town only killed
half a beast at a time. It wan a Dutcli
uutii who biiid that a pig had no ear
marks except a ulioi't tail ; and it wan a
llritish magistrate who, being t-'-'ld ''3'"
vagabond that ho wii not married,
responded: "That's a good thing' ft r
your wile,"
At a prayer meeting in New Hamp
shire, :t worthy layman tipol.e !' a
poor boy'whono fat her wa3 a drunkard
and who 10 mother was a widow.
At a' negro ball, in lieu of "Not
transferable," on tho tickets, a notice
was posted over the door, "No gentle
man udmilto 1 unless he eoines his, el!-."
A'n American lecturer of note sol
emnly said on: evening : "J'arenls, you
may lmvc eliildron, or, if you have no!,
your iluughlcru may lmvc.
A western editor once wrote: "A
correspondent asks whether trejn:iue
of Waterloo occurred 'before, m' al ter
th o commencement of. the Christian
era. We answer it did."
A Maine editor ava a pumpkin in
Unit Slate grew so large that eight men
could stand around it; which i.tatemeut
was only equaled by that ol the booster
who saw a Hock of i)iv:eons so low
tuat be could shake a stick at til
Those tivo observing men, o l
of
whom sum that lie always j!o,,c.m
when he lived through the monlli ol'
jiay lie Iivcil th rough the vear, ami
.10 vear, ami
the other of whom said at a v.-eddh."
that more women than men had married J
that year, were neither of them Jrhdi-j
men. i
I'ALSE ii-:vortox.
I do not like to hear him pray
NS'lio loans tit twenty-live percent;
I'or then i think the tiorrnv, er may
J!e pressed to pay lor fiod and v, i;l.
And in that book we a!! should bee i.
Which .-ays the leader shall he lit
As sure as I have eye? to ivad
It docs not say "take interest."
r,
1 do not like to near mm pr.i
Un ljeud.e:l knees tiho n an lnr,
For ifraco to ? pend aright the day,
Wlio knows Ids acielilnif h;i no ilour,
I'd rather sco him eo to mill
And buy the luckless brother t.rtjst!,
And seu liis cliildaen eat flieir nil,
Ami hiuli bcneaih their humble .-bed,
1 do not like to hear him pray
Let blessings on the widow !!"
Who never seeks her home to s y.
'If wauls o'eVlnke you ciliie InKe.''
1 iiale the prayer soloinl and long.
J hat s ollcred at the ornli.in s :t,
py him who sees him crushed l.y v mm',
And only with the l'q.sdo t e
I do not like lo hear her pray,
Willi jeweld ear and silkis;!iv--.
Whose washerwoman loils t.tl due.
And then is asked "to Ivor'-: mr'h -."
Such pious shiners 1 dcplne,
Willi folded hands and face d-eie;e.
They lift to Heaven their -anel eye-.
Then .steal the earning:: ef i.he peer!
do not like such soulless prayer:'.
If wronjr. I hope to be to; : i:
No angels witiglhcio up. hard lie;::-1-
'flicy'iv lost ajoiliinu mile ' iV.s.i ileav
I can not like long pra ers ;n hear.
A ml si iidied. fi"m the lips di jiarl ;
Our Father bend,- a "ready eat ."
Let words be low He hear.- ine h
art.
J.ost Arts
In rcorard lo colors we are far Is h!i: 1 , 1
tho ancients. Koiie oftlie colors in the j 'dor tiieV.mo.i' --.vnen i, c.!.mie.i
Egyptian paintings of th.Mi-'.umi-i ofj eed : ami I, tor on-.', have n- quar
ycars ago are in the least laded, except ' ri 1 with P'.ulicaf.Mii and its .o.p.mcats
the green. The Tvrian purple of the I for striving V) i.ltahi the. naiunil, legit
entombed city of Ponqitui is as JVcsh iniute ti:nl iiicvitablo re.m.ts of chang
to day as it was those thousand years ! ing of our system from a goverriueiit
ago. Some of the stucco, painted ages of consent to ii government of coercion
before the Christian era, broken up am! i and force. At the same lime Inm md
mixed, reverted to its original b.i.slre. I prepared to compete with them in the
And vet we July the ignorance of the race of Rauii.almm, and if I were, 1
ibirk-.skiiinod children of Ike ancient should aim at that which IlloUJ could
if
tlie Egyptian prince, who tins e miem
poraneous with Solomon, and ('!, op:
ira, at whose fed Ciesar laid the iu lies
of bis cinpire.
And in regard to mel-.d i. Tim edges
of the statues of the obeli-
ot i'.gy.vt,
and of the ancient walls
of Pome, ar
ns sharp as ii lull hewn yi
d-oah y. An
r Z
,,0t be peiictrtiled with
l lull lucil bc.llll.s, l ae I ti nil i.i it l.o , i. .i.i
tl'.e
ed:
o u
poiiKtille. And their stii'iaee isexccea
ing hard, so hard that when the Preach
artists engraved two liu-s upon the
obelisk brought from Egypt, they de
stroyed in the tedious task, many cf
the best tools which can be l.ml.ufuc
lured. And yet those ancient monu
'ripti(ris placed upo n theni in olden
time. I his, w itii other facts ol a stn-
. . . .
ments are traced an over witti ihe n
king character, prove that they were
far more skilled in their metals than '-'ii u now, witn more than tig, it hun
wcarif. Quito reccnl'y it is recorded j died millions paper money, having no
that when an American vessel was on other basis lima credit upon credit,!
the slftrcs of Africa, a son of that be- j 'our ply, ami a taxation, Stale and red-i
liighted region made from an iron hoo.! t'i'al (or Imperial,) quite equal in!
ii knife Kiiiii'ibir to imv on boai.l I lie i amount, I am not till re that a biesscd
..,.1 .. t ,.. .it, .'.. i,. o u, i ,: I
Damasciw excellence from a l iecu (,f!
iron
Fiction U very old. Scott hid his 1
. .
foiintornart two t kiumuI vwi:s n-o.-t
story is tol l of a warrler wko had !
not time to wait for the proper forging"'1 JuUee and good sense upon na
of his weapon, but Hcized it r-d h.ot, j Uon.s.'
rose forward, and foimd, to I.i:, sur "Mcant'uyo, liowevcr, deriving such
prise, that the cool air h
-,i.s iron into a.i excellent :
1 tempered
- el ic f.ou !
The tempering of steel, therefore, which J
was new to lis a century hince. was old 1
two thousand years ago. l.i..eoi:i and h.s Atcumi-tratioa oi high Capitol, and did not recognize a single
Ventilation is deemed a very modern ' crime againat the Coii'ditution ami pub- j whitc'eiiilcu of Ike district in it. Nine
art. Bui this fo not the fact, for upcr-' a,,d private: libeity, 1 eoiil'me myicli li eu out of twenty were negroes, ami
ature3, miqucstionabiy made for thejuow ci.itily having no cabbage gar-1 the rin.aiuder were cither strangers or
purpoac of ventilation, are found in the
pyramid tombs of Egypt. Yes, thou
sands of years ngo the barbarous Pa
gans went so far as to. vcntilttj their
tombs, while we yet scarcely know how
to ventilate our housca.
Gov. Button, during his late visit .o
New York, secured an cxlciifakm of
tho Alabama Stale debt on highly sat
isfactory terms.
For the six mouths ending Decern
ber 31t, there were chipped from Peu
pacola, Florida, to Spanish ports 2,00'J
01 0 feet of lumber, wcrtii 70,000, .
Flt'O'l' MR. VALLAX -
I I JIA31.
Power of Congress to TVrritorin!
i;e n Slate,
A Convention oCnlltLe States.
Tho following letter from. Mr. Val
bindiglmm to Mr. Pomeroy, ol'Vi'ineoa
.sin, we !iod in the LaCrossj Dmoerat
It is cfmraeterislie of it author, bold,
fearless and to the point. While we
dill'er with him in opinion a to the
I'hiladellihiii Convention, it d ies not
amount to enough to bo of su.iieient
moment to nnilliolv word.-i about.
Deiil -
ocratwwill read Urn letter v.ilh f.itii-fe.e-tioii
: ,
DAv roN. Oiiio, Jammrv :i, M.
21. Pomeroy, K.np, La Cro.-.e, Wis :
DeirSir: Vour'softhe ,'tlat tilt-, with
the card enclosed, I have just received,
and will ii h'iVt r it onrowifit :
As to your lir.-.t inquiry Conni es.-,
in my opinion, hat no mure, eonuitn
lioual pi.nver to 'TeViitoriaiix"' tie1
ceded SiateV (o clled) ll. mi t" m
'k'en'itiiries of Ohio or Wi ;en:i'.;i:.
N'eitbor lias any otlr r dep ir!m !! i.i
the federal (Jovcrniaeiit, nor i ll ilnvo
dejiijfiment! eo'iibl.'ie.i!. Tiie States
made tho Federal Government in tlsc
!icj!::ming : l.wl no-.v tin: fable oi S-.'.lun
I: rever.-ed. and the child devours t; -
! p.u
! paren
i 1
".i.s to your s;.coi d in
prd-.lblo 'lvsult if ti e ba !i
I.e carried out or ntieii.pt.-,
me a little Latin : Ik f ',,
l ! ' ' I ! i
..-.li
i i:n f.'.r sue re imih) fat
if: if ;.;:' Oi)
the most, can 1 1
lv general results, at
foreseen by the wieestof mo
in the.se dart; time..., v
of history, and every
man, of political ee n
nance, seems to be bi
nily, mid when ( very
ere, or co'.vai'ea. e. or :
it'll c,' I'V le.
law of God,
i my a
;en w.
el ol
!i in;;
tre;y
n-
foih
i fee t.ievli
!l!iv
he wi.nvt,
1 plans' for
is ;d even t
most hen st n
he public goo,!
liattee...
have ee:
future ;
proptit s
, I
Fee
to
C e
i to ;-p. euhde as to
b-s do I venture
J think that -bad
mue'i
v. Yet
ro;;rauiine lor lie: politic.".! campaign
polo
J a-i a "Tea! upon boinalle ai
j Washing! m, in A ; r'l and May last, been
honcd'y, courageously and vi.eoi'ousiy
curried out. ..instead of being- set :e i Je
1 for that eombin diou of procure.! ;;bor
ition and accident .1 i.iKrarri.ige, ill.'
! Philadelphia Convention o!'A::.oi'-t. I
I we sleiiiid have biel as gro'i a vi.-torv
.in t.i" tail cPTiioiiH n i.e :.u,:ereo
Isive ti de::!. As ii i , I fear the
1 1 ope of the rcu.! i.m eriehed tiieli,
i tied the 'Great Am -r can Kevoiui;
J .siil' iuii-t now o en mvoiecLi".
hat
and
id of
, till
cither it .-'
in form, ::
tied grs'.nc
'..r.r father
stcol. im
mil have
: rlretely
oh". Fedel
-; s.d up ; -;.cr;;t:i.
lie
ov
d't'.ir ed lotalh
dantially in feid.
L'epubli.'. wi.it h
s!i:u ii!g in ii---'poti.-iiii
under
tiie shadow of l!m name ae-
torm
tl'.e cant of IVt e in-:' iimia'im ; or have
! precipitalcd n counter revolution,
(through whieli. 1-y Fie e.-.piaiiou of lire
! am! blood, ami suiu ring, il may la , the
American people shall recover thai
j light, jVee, cheap sy-lem of govern
I metit m hieh lliey have so eagerly aid
I reeldei-.d;- Ihrown away. Ail thi.i in
'deid, was implied bv ike 'ate civil war
I comiiirml micees) to 'out-iierotl iler
od,' and go at one bound so fa.- behind
its present demands that even Kepubii
jcan !.l;iic:d!sm would stand aglue-t. I
oor.hl cut und'. r ilcep that no 'lower
deep could no idilnd or lalnouic I. l or,
in good sooth, 1 am not one. of tho.-:;
who delude
notion that
other can la
iumiseivett wiln the vain .
.y viebliug one-hr.li', the'
i . . . .
made aecuro. Micii '.jops
never silence the triple
. . .
1 1 to Ceiehicj,
Headed dog ot iane.ueism. And more
i.-. but one way to deal with a revolu
tion ; either to go w ith it totally, and
ale, ad of il, or light it every inch, and
( rush it. W
foil; hi the bat
wo have gou
dashiiig char:
Inihc
:. and
have not
com -touch
so
::e.
lown Indole the bold
of tiie iliac!; I'lui 'ht
with his visor up. And so il has ever
been; ami soil will ever be, v.oril wiih
oittend. ' 1 cannot add A nest ; it .ticks
in my throat.' For slid 1 would iv
member the sublime old Poman ma:;;t:i,
ud never despair ol the Kcpuhlte ; for
j,:r:in:iiier' in th,, mv ,,f lininice. ft,;. , hi
not at any iiniiaehl.Vrove the salvation
of Ihe .dii; at her very l-st lurch. For
ils M. (Juizot in hi ; li
.
tore of Crom
wcu ro;otimiiv vvnw
'It is by ex-1
"austtou and necessity laat God i:.p
saUshietion and it is both great and
-sweet as spring; Ironi the rcejut de-
emmus ol Im:
1 idled Sul.
Siiprti-iej Court of the
, ctiiivictimg Abraham
; den lo cultivate, especially during the
LEli'ICU
pivrt nl coin smq to me studies and 1 1 do notkaow personally one oi me
labors of my prolc-sion,' aiiii am con-1 members of your corporate govcrn
tent just now lo look on in politics, and meat, but a few tolerably well dressed
await with faith and patience tho work! men and therefore, nunarkablej were
of -time, the corrector and avenger.' pointed out t. me as your Mayor and
"Two BUggcsiions, only, 1 would
inr.ko most respectfully-.
"1 Ought we not forthwith to begin
to agitate for a convention of all Uio
State, to meet and adjust upon tho ba
sis of the fundamental principles of the
old Constitution and the I nioii, the
new and momentous quciitious, and the
uttered condition of things arising out
of the Into war? and if thu 'bargain'
which our fathers made for the sake of
Ue' - airitH' a l.'nion and i'ederal Gover
mental id!, is to lie set aside under lire
ten-e of establishing exact ustiei) and
equity, and States are to be dealt with
as the mere creatures of the Federal
will and pleasure, ami divided, consoli
dated mul moulded to suit the fashion
of the hour and of the interest of those
who can secure ami hold tho power, it
is dot agood time now to demand that
the gro.-s iniquity ofthe present fieimtn
rial I'i'presi. ntatioii should give way to
'equality before the law,' and (hut in re
seitling tho great question of siiil'rnge
upon til-..1 theory of 'impartiality,' three
milli.nisof 'Yankees' t.liall no longer be
' l't-'l'iiiiueil to vole twelve emu.or.s, w one
tiii'i! million oi 'jiiicn-oycM nve. gia
eiouidv allowed to vole but two ! Would
w I :ngl md, Ihiiil: you, see the point ';
W itliout a sue;!..' lei
seulahve
iiii'iii ! w'.n.ui all dei'i r, in i cy ih-part-mciil
ol'l'ue I'ederal ( !.) eniiin'iit, or any
Slate Government in the Kori'.i or West,
aii.i w itiigiiL even a General I iimniinee
r.iways in i .. - ioii, and h.i ing tiie c ;i!i
ilenee o 't!ic i a: !y, :..;.', thcrei'ore with -
otii :n.y iiieacs to give uniturmay, con
cert and pr.mp!i:ado ti the opine ;s
an. 1 i',clifi:of the Den.ocratic p.;r
on ! !;e ..edd.-n ;.n ! vei l' ;,i ave one
i up
ions '',!
' ila
i i'-1
! ti-
i V-:
' i
lien, m l!:e in... '; i.i' ii' i (-.; cci, cv
In ines forih to iiereie:
and tlivii
t t'ml party nmw mo-.l now,
a lir .l. ele.ss daily nei, .p:jier.
'I
.V at
dtiiigtoii line thu old a.-iiiinglo:i;' t, ,
die secure on its lieeuniarv folia-, i, ..,.,
j detiuii. totally llemoerotle. in its poii-j Wnt'.:r.
sies, rontroUe I by no clique, tl. em lei, I J oaten !
o;.!y on tin; I l.'iooei'.itic i;:a.-;si's i.ir ' suvee;
1 upper:, t id: i tlex -f their sentiments, 1 j ,
;d-vit"i !ic!i.-;ily t ilieir interests, and'jutjt
l 1 1:1 '
ny one or more oi tne siaiesineu
le;ofi!i
id . naiie
n i ity ai
or : itiil c
I! iand i
c niiury, Iniviii';' an ce.nMi.'.ne i
m! repuiiiiion. and in w hose ab.'l-
d integrity alike the people have
.l:ide:tce'. Cutoliby I'amiticisHl
e.oiiuioiiary hale from e cry otli-
die ..i.o io.'n.eel. v.dml. but. VY.-illi
ili'llie el
can tei'bi.. tine represent ativo
i of tin- liemocra'.ic party.
lie me
.1 i.i cnne-etiiig tli-m-clvcs Willi tne
ieiU'Lii e- ie.ic;' a (iee:,roi,e;i'i, in p.ili-:
lies quite a ; i.o:ii'i'..;so ami as full of
(ii.gnity. motv piMCiiiiid too, and ftir
more luer.iiive oitentiuics ' inm any of-
i lictal i
ion, i veil
the lat e
limn d'aiily
.peciaily, , !
.allied
o I,,,,,.
'-. trn!
. I ,c.
I,. V.M.I.A
:u:
it.
or
e.
I. :- ii i
A I.
rv'UAOi:.
'.'ii
!e 1)0
rtiser, speaking of
il'iou to cive tuif-
-. Cowan
pi
Ira.:;:; to me ivoim
il mil- be adm
au's puinl was v.a !
fr:l.;o i.;. an inh'. ret
yid ial, M many oi
ver-al suli're, ;e a;;
says :
id that air. Cow
aken. i the suf
rio ;!. of Fie iudi-
l.'.t:
vceates oi it u :-
end is not to be
runt,
know
ited 1
or (-v
Then
lion I
ii:e:i !
d by
i . i r.
W li'
pt.il.liea' ion for iis .e'O'l'ei'.e
!:au ly eolor, we do md
in that cave i! shoid. 1 be lint-
i-ex t:io."e than by ijii.ditie.U-ion,
i by ;i::e more ihali by sev..
i t no en- h natural line ofdisFne
iwc. n tir; ii;'ht.s of men and wo
at we can ssv that, the rude and
i i :
ant negroes of a hlautetion have
a right to vote, mid the in el'igent wo- !
men of .Vi;i-:.aebiisetti have not, Yi'hcii,
I hcreioi'e. Mr. Cowan called upon those ;
who advocate universal siilfrage an a.
math r oi'originai right to face the con-j
sciitn nt-'s of tiicir iloclnne, there was
noiniinr lor litem in oo inn. io m ei i
apij'icatioii Iran I,
v, n-t so muni of them :
i
to (!;eir great credit, were
reiulv to tio. I
I ue .idvertiser is a teaumg organ ot
ettassaeiiil .cits repu'mic.i.ii. an." In alas
seech usf-iis there is itiscriininalioii
again-1 ignorance. Why should such
a n::i-s i.d' ignorance be iinliuiiiedly iul
iuittcd at tiie South V
! t cannot be thai card
iding iace. It cailic
i is a bubble ee. !. up I:
mil v to ibmt. a mo:
i is man s on
n
that, our
ocean of
eternity to ibml. a momeiit upon it ;
t i . . I I ' I
le.H'ne i In U! : , I 11 1 I 1 1 , T i f 11 ' - : ' I i: '
""' -., -
".ll.v ls Lhe high and gl irious aspira-
.' - "' """ ""i' " t..
; k llll'l-'d' our hearts, are lorever v.an
tv 1 1 , , i i.v , , t , f rot.: 'il . Til
nn.'r ii'isalisiieii
' Why is it that the rainbow and cloud
I "iime over us Willi a beauty Unit is not
! of earth, and then pass olf to leave us
! to muse on their loveliness ? Why is
i it t'nat tiie stars which "hold their fes
tival around Pe midnight throne," arc
set above the grasp of our limited fac
ulties forever mocking us with their
: unapproachable glory 'f Ami, finally,
! why L, it that: form) of human beauty
are pre-('iil"ti lo our view and taken
; from ;rs, leaving the thousand streams
of our a:, ctuin lo now Kiel; in an Al
pine torrent upon our hcail i V
We are born for a higherd'.-tiiiy than
timt of car.h. There is a re d n where
the rainbow ee er i'.ebs; where the
:,t:irs will be spread out before us like
the i:.l:md that slumbers ii the ocean.
i and where the
utiiul bciu's which
i l':lss beloiv us like ebailoiis, will Hay
lorcver.in our pre .enee.
-"
1 he Y i lcinne (oCouffrcss at oh-
ill'"tOll
'Z
Tl,., yv.,.1 ; -t,, i
' l ' - ;
lh("l!.'.llimoro (!n i Iff sa vs. j
The "graml m:;ss v. ileonie" to Con
gress to-day turned out to be a miscra
i do al-orilon. I particularly noticed
ilie proc, : ion when on its way to the
' discard: d employes ol the government,
City Council. 1 hoy occupied tho post
of honor that is, the one immediately
preceding tho avalanche ot blacks.
Gen. Butler said in his lecture in
Providence, that grand tactics in poli
tics areas imperative as grand tactics
in wnr. If his Hlitical tactics prove
no more successful than his war tactics,
the party ho heads will have io wait
Ion for a victory.
WlilsKey and llnilns.
Judge, (Jnay, tin Ol io toniper.ineo
lecturer, got oil- the following the other the second , lass, thm,. interior may be
ibiy : dcsenb'.'d a i a saloon, with all the nee-
All of thohc who in youth acquire a ' I'ssariei-:, nd some of the t legeiices, of
habit of drinl;iiig w'ui:)key, at I'orly j tieh an nparlment. It is furnwlied
years of ago will be total abstainers ur!H'jUi looking "la.sscs, heated by poree
drimkunU Xo one can use whiskey j ftoves, and lit by lamps and can
for years with moderation. If there is ; dies. Along the hide Holt divans tire
a person in the lui.iieiiee beluro me
who; e own experience
'0 disputes this, let
him imike it I. nov.il.
I will account fori
it, or acknowledge that I am mistaken, n'de touch of the Kucsian air. but also
A tall, large liian r.n.e, ami ledding ! tll!' aspect of the winterly sky. The
his armi in a diguiiicd maimer acros-j i company sits or lounges about, cV.t
liis Livttiit, said : jUng, reading, or playing cards, chess,
"I olfer myself as one whose own liin,l dominoes. The day passes pica ,-
nco contradicts vonr state-!
im u1,''
"
re vou a moderate drinker V-' said
the Judge.
-1 am."
"Mow Ion
lave vou d.'ank in mod
i (H-iit;,,,, v
j rrty ve
1 And'w'cr
ever intoxicated ?'"
r.
: 'We!!,-' vemarlred the Judge, r-ean-!
nine' his subject from head to foot,
! "yours is a singular, ce.ic, yet i think
i it cm-ily accounted for. I sua reiniml
: ed by it of a little story. A colored
man
!.!.;,
v. ith a lo.o'of l't'ead mid a Ibisk oi'
ey set down to diie by the bank
i r si .cam
nl'ic of tiie
'i'he-e ivci
the la !i.
. In breaking the
CllililllS I
e eagerly
Timt c;
11 into the
. i.;. d a;el
eunisbiiice
a to i i
darkey the. idea olYdp-
bread in the whiskey and fecd-
tlenn. He tried it. It work
So, so of the li si i at ,' of il, be
v.,,i
came drill.;;, a. id II .led helplessly on
the water, in th:-. way I;-' easily caught
a e;rc:tt nnmber. I'.til in the stream was
a large li..!i, v..-ty uidiko th.' rest. It
oarlook IVeeis oi'tiie 1 n-ad and whi-
V ilheill 1
shy olV,
- - i
ed'ort
til le ell'ect. li
of the darkey
was
to take
'He r.-s.-dv
tll.lt lie might
lie procured
fort cau-.'kf ii,
d to haw it at all hazards,
learn it name and nature.
x net, an J after much el'
curled il to a colored
U'ei:. h'iior, and asked his opinion of the
i . matter. The other .surveyed the iv
i tier a moment, and then eai;l : -Sam
II imder.st.iml this i;tse'. I).:t f. di is a
linnilel head. It hain't got any brains. '
! -'in otherword---," added Ihejiidge, "al-
c,., u;i only mice':'; the brain, and
course, those having none, may
w Itiioi'.t injury.'"
Tiie storm of i iiiohier tli.it fol
drove the moderate itrinki r .u
from the lioll-e.
Hi iiL,":'(i;is i iiieitiireiic',
Me j'litil I lie fill iwing hi our cxelianges :
liev. S'.cphi.-ii Wiliiams. a iveli known
clcrgvinan oi the
Pre.-byL
rial! ' nureh,
resit'u'uee in
', a:;ed near
died an I lie 1 di:, at
liahimore, of heart til.-
ly t i years.
lb v. G, (;re;eW. haiey. ..flue M -ih
oi'i:. t ( 'hureii Soulit, one of tl'.e pioneer
of Methodism in the West, died at j,r
bans, Onio, on the 1 till.
The 1,'cv. Chuuning Moore, recenll.v
const crated as a Eishop of tin
can j ipi.-ff i :il Church in Chin:
tive of itichmoi'.d. Ya., and a
Anieri
i is a im
'raduatc of William and .Mary College.
Thy Old ami New School Presbyte
rian Churches of Harrisonburg, a.,
have been united under the care of one
l':l l . ..
''':V- ll"ory.l. i ne n:m (leeiineo me
call tendered mm nv ine r.piseopal cou-
fgre:
itioti of Charlcitoivn, 'a.
v. Xalimuiel Cross, formerly Pro .
i lessor of Languages in tiie L'uiver-ily
! ol'Xa .hvi'de, died at Eautlusia. biscoun
! Irv seal, at I o'clock on the 17t!i.
The Spanish religious journals rec
ommend the r .'-establishment of the iu
ouihi don in Spain, as the uolcmcr.iu of
aviug soebdy.
The ji;ui-ii c'mire'i rf Luttersworth,
j Fuglaml, where for iiiri.y years John
I i yclili'e, "the lucniing star of the Kel
I ormatiou,'' reb.enrstd tlieWord of Life,
. inc.;
been permitted to fall into decay.
. .... .
t ho weekly services id lite cliurcii are
,nv c,,.lucled in the little Town Hall.
Tueediiiee in v. bkh the lem Table priest :
boklly attacked the errors of his church
and oftlie age, ami wherein he promul
gated the doctrine that the people had
a right to read the Word of God fur
llo.,,, j..t,-,,. 1.. lin-.i' i he l-e doreib ift Ile ,
money require 1 lor tho purple can be '
...li4.,e I
" St Peter. s Poman Catuoiic C'liureliJ
al tho corner of Grand ami Van Vonr-P
streets, .lersa- City, was dedicated ou
Sunday.lGtii insc.
Dmi'Mie Kvt ro v:i"-:i t.
- - - - - - i
Ii'lhe poor-l'.oii'e han any terrors fori
you never buy what you don't need.
Eefore yon pay three cents for a jews -
i; ;rii, io, t,o, i:-,cci i, tin miciuci oii . . i i ,
! . ' , ... , . ser.iu hisaccoimt of tne N.v,- England
cannot make itst as pleasant a noise bv ' , -, ,
ividdbug, for which lmture funiishet, Ubuncr in Now York, oa tho 2-d, says:
the machinery, and before you pay sev-1 Neither liullcr nor Banks were at tho
enty-fivo dollars for a coat. yottng' man, j table. There is a rumor that tho pro
limi out whether your lady "would not j prietor of Irving Hall stipulated that
l... :...- ..I.i.l 1,.. w, nr.., ik.ii Itntli.p utif-iidil n.it nltefiil. W'm Btnid:
"f Jioi j;irfi ,, v'i ... ...v. j
co.its half tho money. If she would;
r'not. let b.er crack her own hazelnuts!
and li'iy Her own cioines. i ilea j uu
see a lit.iu speiitlintr two or three dol
' . . I t
. , , ., - ti-i
lis a week lonUsiiiv, me cminccfl are:
five to one t'nat he'll live, long enough
to know how inaiiv cent ! there nro in a
dollar; if he dou.t he's, pretty sure to
bequeath that privilege to his widow.
When a man asks you to b:iy that for
which yon have no use, no matter how
cheap; don't say yes until you are sure
.hat boiuc one else wants' it in advance,
.r l........ - a. ii. . i. ... .
.uum-j umva in kuiiil- wilt I'ociveis.
and makes buch big holes that every,
tiling drops through past finding.4
Missouri lias a Badical Pepubli.'an
government, in all its branches; it is a
specimen of what the Badicnls would
give all the Southern State. Anarchy,
oppression, insecurity, civil commo
tion, aro the rcaulU. ,."..
. am r
Too Shokt-A wriur, who hoj been
io Loth nlucca. nays Ufo la too ahort
and uncertain to drink poorwbiskjf or
t j make lovo to ugly women.
PfSSIAS K.MLW.IY TuAVr.J.rNi;. Rtisj.
nian railway ceniagcH i:re little liouacs
011 Whvl. I ,i llir, Hit mwl . I..
, atiangeti ; iitc muiaie is occupied by a
j mahogany table, and double windows,
wlil1 lv'd curtains, e:;elude not onlv the
"'"'.V cuoiigii, and a.i night comes the
I pa.sseiiger: betake tbtmseives to ret id
' lv'" ,,s coinfortablv as
ime. Li
a simple process the Mivans
are made
into beds, and supplied with pillown
, the rllieions guard". Iit'tl.e first t l
'.V
IS4
i tin
earrm-es tire also orovined with see-
tire also provi:ie 1 with
olid stones, so to say. reached by an
elegant staircase, an I lilted with com
plete be;l;j; in the second, if -thero are
too many pa-. scn.o .; t() accommo
dated on the diYuus, part of them are
lodged in berths, which take the place
of the rack provided in Kugland I'or hats
an ! caps' At length every one is snug
ly ensconced, the ordinary good wishes
are exchange;.;, ainl il is'iuejit in the
ear.
i.eci
1 he guard and Uio driver only
awake. During the twenty liour'j
j a passenger is whirled (dung between
!St. Petersburg end Moscow (ho train
stops t.venty linu's at least, 'ike sta.-ti-uisare
elegant building, painted red,
wiiu broad .while fucings round lim
windows and along tim cavej. With
out, the very pictiireofcleauliues.-;, t!:ey
arc welislocked reeeit;:eics of tiie good
tilings of this world within.
Vo
UK PilACTlC!:!) AMI FliKACHIil).
You ere the areliitectn of your own
fortunes. Poly upon your own strength
: of body and soul. '.Pake i'-ye vour
:mot!o, Self-reliance, Honesty, and In
dustry. For your star, Fai'iii. Furse
! verauce, and I'luck inscribe on your
banner, dust and 1 fear not. Don't
J take too much advice: keen at the
n- i helm, ami nieer your own ship. Strike
)o.:out. Think well of yourselves. Firj
ibove fe.e liuus; you intsmd to l it. As-
lime your position. Don't practice
Hiiiiikiy, you can't cot above your
I n-vel water .don't inm no-hill out
drink j potatoes in a cart over a rough road,
l':nd small potatoes ivill go to t!u; W
ov.c;!, ; torn. Energy, luvinciiile Detcrmlna
deol.v iion, with a right motive, are the levers
' t'nat move the world. The great ais.
jof commanding is to take a fair nhmy
: oftlie work. Civility costs nothing
laud buys every thing. Don't drink.
.Don't smoke, Don't chew. Don't
swear. Don't gamble. Don't lie. Don't
! steal. Doii'i deceive. Don't tattle.
! I'm polite. lie icneiviis. I!e kin.!.
Sndy hard. Play hard. Pe in earn
er',, ile self reliant. Head good books.
Love your i'cllow-ma.i as well as God.
, Loie I'oiir country and obey the laws.
j Love truth. Love virtue. Always do
! what; oiir P'sie tells vou to be a d;i:v.
aim se'tv:
;o con.stspieiiee with God.
An Old.M un'.s Advice,
r attempt lo strike the
.ncvi
ivin,: ,
i where, by a misdirected or too hasty
: blow, the innocent, the gallant, and thu
.good may Miller. Xever attempt to
! expose a villain if your clforts in so do
; ing are likely to injure the nii;iipcct
! ing dupes of hisr artiiiees, Xever iva
! ger more than you carry in your pock
let. Never shake hands with a man if
you are not glad to see him. Never
. forget, when you meet to reeog:ik:e
your friends, and be even more cart ful
I to o Her your salutations to those who
are poor. Never run extravagantly in
to debt, for it is the by path which leads
! to moi'M destruction. Never quarrel
! without suilieicnl cause, but if it be m e
j essary that you take up a quarrel, then
I see that you quarrel firmly to the en I.
Xever betray ihe eoniidence of any one
especially a woman
Nor Pad I'ou Samho. A Hichmond
j eotemporary relates :
At the Oper.i House the other nigh:,
the following scene occurred :
Tim Now, look here, nigger, can
Voti tell me the difference between a
d"- C('upation and his businos V
Jo di W hy, taint no difference. A
"l11""' "tcupatiun is hia bu.siness, and
business is au occupation,
, l!VAr7' .ti:r1'' w v.11 a,''" '
! 1 !' '"' '" V1 "!'!" 1 " 1
iic;-.n .uoiuoe, aitti 13 111; jul any iniso
nessdary
.los.i Uat lugger always v,'as smnrt.
j PiTi.n'. ant IS asks. The New i'ork
1 B,,ondent of the Mobile AdverCi-
........ ........... ..v.. - - - ..... ---- "
of silver wares is largo and valuable.
The reason of Bank's absence is said
wiiaii! ureu an iiiirt-uuiifiuti in uio
j minds af the committee timt tho sup-
I . 1.. ... I, 11 .
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piy oi mpaors orucrcti nouin give om
early if he were at the table!
The pen, in the hand that knows how
to use it; is tho most powerful weapon
known. As the tongue of the absent,
how cheering ! Whcu the golden tint.i
of virtue guide it. how beautiful I Vk aen
self respect civts it tl now vigor, how
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; j;ieasing ; linen SCUrillli.v wicitw ii,
how contemptible! 'Ti the weapou
how contemptible!
of tho soul.
A Western paper sj' if tho negro
was taken out of politic. hat a tre
mendous hole there would bo in the Re
publican party,
Tho North American Indians beliiTJ
that an cclipe is aa attempt of gr
dilt to swallow the nioou. About as
UM;iil a-Boutwrlla apprencnsiui
k.t t.,n KMtot i!l awallow twn'JT-
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