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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
FAITH.


aFaita 10 the life of Christianity, and ]
GOOD life is the life of faith. So that if you
are willing even in dea,h to confess, not
only the articles, but in affiictioa and dea.h,
TO trust the promises, in the lowest naked
ness of poverty you can cherish yourselves
with expectation of Gods promises and dis
pensations, being as confident Of food and
rsisneut, and deliverance and support, when
ailsis III Gods hands, as you are when Il is
inyeur ownj if you can be cheerful in a
storm, smile when the werld frowns. be con-
tentsin the midst OF spiritual desersions. and
anguish Of spirit, expecting all should work
together for the best; according TO the pro-
mises if you can strengthen yourselves
in God when ych ere the wetkest, believe,
when you see no hope, and entertain no
iealousies or suspicious of God, though sou
see nothing to make you confident; then and
then only you have faith, which in conjunc-
fion with It's other parts, is able 10 save your
souis. For in this precise duty of trusting
God, there are the rays of hope, and great
psopertionsl of charity, and designations.
20 believe ia God through Jesus Christ, is
By believing, to love him, to adhere to him
te be united 10 him, by charity and obedi,
enec, and 10 be Incorporated into Chrlst's
mystical body, in the communion of Saints
---IIeremy Taylor. ag aa!f s..s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

80 sf u IA IL
There is but one escape, one chink lnro'
which we may see light. one rock On which
eur feet may find standing place, even IN
tie abyss: and that 10 the befef, intuifive, IN
spired. due neither toreaseniaR nor to study,
fsak tie pillows are Gods billowss and that
thoagf, We go down to he'll, He il there al-
so; the belief that not we, but He 10 eddca-
ding Us; that these seemingly fantassic aAd
fnebherent miseries, storm following eartn-
ssisie, and earthquake FIRE, as if the caprice
ef al the demons were let loose against Us,
kase il His mind q spiritual conference, an
organic unity and purpose though we see it
not;l that sorrows do not come singly, only
because He is making short work with our
spiriis, and because the more effect He sees
produced by one blow, the more swiftly He
fellows it Gp BY another; till. in one great
knd varied cfisis. seemingly long To US. but
shoFs enough compared immortality, our
spisigs may be- ssf ST nlesa 8
s. Heated hot with burning fears, assesst
And bathed in baths.of kissing tears,
And battered with the strokes Of DOOM,
aT 70 shape and use" ssa yIf gaa
--EHAKnEs KIkesLEY. baH resf. = ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
IMAGINATION,

The phenomena of imagination are among
the ssrangest of those connected with the
whole human economy. They have power
TO control the physical as well as the intel
lsctuai man--to sustain life or TO produce
aehfh--to induce or to cure disease, and TO
govern man. in short. in the most arbitrary
manner. Il is beyond question :hat imagi-
nation kills more persons than either the
cholera or the yellow fever, during the raw
sges Of these diseases, and every body is fa-
aailiar with .he case Of the condemned GRIM
AL who was blindfolded, scratched upon the
arm, aud etrea1n of water allowed to tric-
kle over the wound, until be actually bled TO
death without having lost single drop of
sIoodl There are many cases upon record,
800, of persons who conceived belief that
they should die at certain hour on cer-
tain day, and who overcome BY imagihatiea,
Did really die at the stated tune in spite of
reason or medical assistance There is a
stery Of nm szceedingiy brave officer in the
British army, who, having wagered that his
frieHds could not frighten him without touch
in4 him, was awakened At night by four fg-
urea in white, standing about his bed, and
arntly twftching the corners Of the bed
cisshihg. or course she officer knew shea
% be his friends, and laughed at the sinpli
city of their trick. But the figure remained
uzsefiy silent, and whenever their victim
dfzea, awoke him as II first. After awhile
he pnfiehce gave out. and he became angry
bnt without elic.ting word from his tor
mentors. The end Of the matter was that
be sprang from his, hed,in state OF utteI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

A DuEL.-A meeting came off last week
near New Orleans, on the Metarie Ridge,
broad-swords being the weapons used
Both parties were badly cut-one of them
barely escaped having his head cut off, the
cut infiicting severe and dangerous wound
upon the head. One of the parties was
Creole, and the other from St. Martinique.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

William Marsh, while sitting in from, of
aotel in Branden5urg, KY, was shot down
without warning by Stanly Young, whose
father he had killed in an affray seven years
ago Marsh fell dead upon the spot, and his
murderer leaping upon horse, escaped be-
fore the bystanders could arrest him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

At the present session of the Court of
Common Pleas OF Portage county, ct Raw
emma, the widow of Henry T. Seymour re-
csvered damages to the amount OF $4,000
from the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad
Company. Her husband was killed by
collision of trains on the road, on the 9th of
December fS54a Bes q zzszaat5 fla se#g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

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To amend an &c, entitled AN act 10 regus
late Gse fees OF officers ia civil and Grim;
inal cases. passed March 9th, 1881. =,
Section l. Be it enacled by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That sec
ton fifteen Of said act be so amended as to
read as follows Sec. 15. That each regu-
lar grand and petit juror shall be allowed the
sun, of one dollar and fly cents per Cay for
each and every day he may serte as such
Juror, and five cents per mile from his place
Of residence to the county seat 70 be cethH-
ed by the clerk Of the court, and be paid out
Of county treasury, and on the order Of the
county auditor; provided that nothing il this
act contained shall be construed to apply 10
struck jury, and to jurors on inquests holder
by coFonere or Justices, each one dollar 10
be paid out Of the couRly treasury on the
order Of the county auditor. who shall hs fur
nished by the coroner or justice with the
nsmee OF the juraFa.l Eg hne sEia&al
Sec, 3, That sect1ou sixteen Of paid ncs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10
March Rules, 1855.

W " Goldman. " B W N,sks, ct aI--O LIB.
~ motion, aad L appearing the satsfaoton q The
~ Clerk and Master, that w Ntcks, W Lsipar and
VIE L3peT, residents Tits STATS, laf the
ordinary process Of Ia be served them 10 n
therefore ordered, that publication be made ~ the Union
and American Newspaper published n the clty OF Nash
ve requiring ths said defendants appear a. the
house in The OF CeHtreTis, the tst Monday
November next ten and plead answer OF dsmur
JOcompAinans bill win be taken FOR con fss
sion agalus ne, and hearing paFta item
ORVILLE A NIXON
mar 28-pTs Zee 50. VA. GlsrE and Maatsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10
Nearby ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 PIOkkI
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
TO BE DRAWN
ApproYImation Prices.
S, ASS Prizes amounting to. .......,....-....
WHOLE TICKETS, BIO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS,
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S25f
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers nom TO 50 600, corresponding with h0sf
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
sneiFced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 457 PrEss similarly printed and sneEed are
placed in another Wheel. ..
The Wheels then reVolved, and number ia drawn
from Wheel Of Numbers and at the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited to the audence and registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are dawn out d..
APPROXIMATION PuzEss-The two preceding and The two
succeeding Numbers % those drawing the first Prizes viii
entitled 70 the % Approximation Prizes For eXanp
II Ticket 1880 draws $4,000 Prize, Hose Tickets
numbered I245 I249 I25 252, will each be entitled
800. Ticket No. $50 draws the $50 600 prize those Tick
numbered 49, So $751; $50, will each be entitled 70 s3es
and according 10 the above scheme
The UOV Prizes u $40 will be determined BY the as hg
ure Of the No. that draws the prize, For exRmps
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets whore the number endsi viii be entitled
10 $50 the number ends with No. 3 then all The tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled ts $40, and
20 ontoO
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rRtes, which is the riEk;
Cartijeata of pRcFaye 10 Whole TIcketg $50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10
Parafins Camel Coal Oils
For Lubricating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel CosIO5 have bssa vsry ,yo,.
by known and extensively IN ne place Of sDsr Tor
me last lev years. OILS Of similar nature and quality A.
nov being made By the Union Coal ard Oh ComDany
aIe Vely AghT valued wherever knowu Th5 on Ia, IN.
same Esight and viii bear the sams temperance ubsp
WinsF strained a. he bes Sperm and is fully euaI % il
As LuorieaIo having been subj scsd 70 he ssvsrsst ts
upon BON heavy and light machinery and given sntrs al
aiaehon This Oh is peculiarly adapted 80 Rlroads Cot
on sPnaiess Machine Shops, and ali machinery where
hns Oh is required. Isl more economical ths1 orsin
Oils as il is sold at about The sane price and a. hall ss
quantity viii do equal Of fabrication, ana DO
better
ms on being entirely without gun, should be used IN
me same manner a. the aneut sperm The openings orb
cans and feeders used for ordinary sosrBsr Ola should BE-
reduced, otherwise the OIL viii be- Wastsd
These Oils viii be furnished dealers e. TIE
ess adding freight, Insurance, and exchange; and All m
sold By this company fully guaranteed a. sprssusd
For sale By kWin, PsndlegOn Co.. Of this civ AGENT
Or the Union Coal and OIL Company, MaysTilIs, Ky
We call public attention 10 The following certificate. u
gentlemen knoWn here and elsewhere.
EWINs PEHDLETON & CO..
Agents. WarbvfTTs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10
WIZ. K. NICHOLS, Master Nsshiniss.
MAEsyHLH, KT.s Nov. Il, 1857.
MN CnnL md o. lannnrntl.

To the Union Coal and on Company:
GEETLEaEN-HaVinE used your Ln6ricating o. made
rom Camel Coal the machinery Cotton Nilg lin
eiuding Engine and spindlea) for The few weeks We
prepared say thaI have found greatly Dsrior
70 any other, ezeePunghe best Sperm, fay equal -
hat article for which We have been from one dollar
seventy dOarB tHsnfv-aF - rsof- er
galoa The Oil distributes very perfectly over the rlach
~ Wsar long, and Il ies from gum which causes flon
add consequently heat
InvlsW Of ths superior quality OF this OIL We have adop
ted Mia From lOU price a Tnisb M h 80
we doubt NOS Il must come INTO general ass
JANUARY & WOOD,
ProPristOrS OF MaysFills Cotton mia
February g. l5j7-diWlmdEwgm
A number other csruhcats- are in fbs h,ra- 81 ~
agents here which may be seen Al any time
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EhANs EEhDLETON & CO.,
Agents, NASHVILLE
EAIHVILLH AND CHArrAFoos. R.,r,o.,.
Nac.L.. -. - = -.

This win certify that are uHlnE ne Psr.eln. Cal
Coal Jii made % the Union Coal and OH Company N9g.
Viisi hy IN our Machine Shop he loo5t Ts- a
Tue road and have tested The Jll very carefully 10 f
he QUALITIES We are sndreY 0nFincsd Is Is Vs-v A. M
Tor machinery and that one a0a Of this on IA fv
70 Two gallons Of me best Lard OIL Il being entirely rs
rom gum our machlnery Will win less pou 3, bas ia
any Oh We nave used Although the Oh has hiB ar,sr
ancs, Il has alubricaIi1g body superior b anv on f-
airy usss and II Is well adapted % Hailroads
G. b. KNOWLES, Mister Narsunf.
NashTllle ald Chastanoog, R1iiro3d
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Pennsylvania CentraI Railroad.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
2gNNING TINE BEFWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AM
BALTIMORE, % HUURSI

RGNHlNG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO. AMI
BALTIMORE IS HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY kOUrE By which through tickets 70 Wash.
ingon can be procured, to which point as well az 70
Baltimore, II is the shortest most direct and in every re-
Pect the most reliable route is the only route BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 New York are enabled
30 reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Men
York. At the cost Of Ticket New York oniV tbus an
abhng business Men and Travellers for pleasure or in
nation % Vis four Of the principal cities the Union for
sss cost than can be afforded b any other route,
And II q the only route BY which Through Tickets can
" had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
aad Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon Al.
Rnta, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Surings
Passengers from NAsKVILLn take the Stage onebos Of
Iarter Thomas, OF steamers the Cumberland river
20 LoBIsVLR, COnnecng STARS with ths United State
MAIL steamers @ Cincinnati, With the Jsfsrsonvils
Railroad TO indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to WbeeL
Ing, whence o0seoonnecon wiki the baltimore and bin
RAAroad Is made 70 Washington City. Baltimore, Phs
delphia and New York
az Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
pms are transferred at Cairo to the cars Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terri
Haue, Indianapolis, Dayton ana Xsna to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A. NJ $50 P NJ and
u Z, N.
- TrEelsrsars requested to notcs that While this
tt6ts a3Tdng Through Tickets 70 az the Eastern
Cities ha same rate Rs charged bv other routeg ~ A
fork 0A it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
oil the leading points in the Easi The distance from
Columbus to Bamorei is only 576 miles, being about
niles shorter to New York. than by any other route There
less changes Of BY this route and uepy
ess detention, than BY any other.
az The road is ballastsd with broken stone and ia
,ntirsly free from dust.
FOrqEthsr information, please spPysoD D. g. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the ocs Of
zoe U 5. Mail steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
SHoe, Main street WA 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 o. r. e.
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10

NAsHTTLLR, TsnH., Jan. 90. 1sss
We are usln ne Faranne Camel Coal Oh IN our Ma-
chine SHOP, ana lake Ersaf pleasure 10 sasip t5 - No.
never USED any Oh 70 equal t. Is will weaF vsry greatly
Laru Olhsr ordinary OIL is nee from v1l M go
sue an Oh aa s nesdsd for machinery We doubt ma I
must come INTO general use We hink hs Oil fuY equal
70 me bssI Sperm and thai one Eallon s 8oTth moe t
Two Of the bost Lara Oil.
AND1W ANDERSON
T. ri
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MONEY FOR THE MILLION!
SO,OOODollars for Dollarsl
DsE Only $4,000 NumbersI s,2s6 PrisssI -7su
More than one Prize TO every nine Tickets!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE FRIES
REGISTERED MONEY LETTERS, AT DUB RISK
Capital Prize $3O,OOOG
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE
NUMBERS
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By authority Of the B'ats Of Georgia
GLASS LII,
DRAWS APRIL LIST, 1858,
CLASS MN, @
DRAWS APRIL 18th. 1865.
In pubic, az Macon, Ca under the sworn auPernten'
aenee Of E. @. Bu lkley and Jos. Waterman Esqs'
In pubic a. Macon, Ga, under the guPeTinteD.
deDce Of e. @. Bu lkley and Jos. Waterman ksq's,
PRIZES PAYABLE R7EB0UT DEDUomON

TICKETs-whOlss, IS; Halves 90 so; Quarters 81 rs.
Bank Notes Of Banks taken EpsF Cheeks on New
York RENTED for Prizes
Drawings Of large Classes wi be published in New York
nd New Orleans Sunday papers, aud Cha lesion and sa-
vaunah dalies.
10 ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money y
address, the Tickets ordered, receipt Of when
they will be forwarded BY dTst mall Purchasers can have
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be sent 10 ppr
ehassrs immed istsly after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain ana
give their Post Once, Comfy and State. ,
Remember that every Prize drawn and payable In full
without deduc ion.
All Prizes OF 81 and undeF paid Immediately amer the
drawnKotheF prizes the usual Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. -
Address orders for Tickets 10 G. g. SWAIN, NashVhlei
TenDessee, or 20 ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
feb Il Macon OF Savannah, Georgia.
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-HIllLMAN BRO,S
IRON DEPOT,

AEAl4LN DLtl - -
No. a College, and A and 43 Market Stss
nFFRR for sale on good % cash prompt dsalss
" 500 Tuas Of their 6elsbEal8d Oharcoal hsaned foni
$50 . wei assorted Pii'sbuTS IRON
so a Hammered Iron, including PloW MouldI;
50 Best Tsnnssgee CEsfngli
4, Cast shear, j. a a. 3. Steel;
1000 kezs assorted Nails and SPIKES, best bfands
ql0 go. Wroaght, and Steel fioHsi AL EiEas,
q0o sets Waggoa and Buggy Axlss al Essl
Also Anvil, Vices FaS Chains, Axes hEaH CullerEAa
ian2p-ioi AN 59
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Dissolution.
Cheap for Cash

To make for supplies, will sell my remaining
stock Heavy Boots Shoes and Brogans fO cas- h.
have as various kds OF Ladies', Misses, and ChiioFsns
Wear al reduced prices. Call for CASH 2ROGANs at q
Splii ) JOHN RAMAGR;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10
Notice EXTRAORDINARY

JOS SAILS z houis and Lot con tanning four and G quar-
ter aeEea, In the vii age Of Cornsrsgs Giles
Tenn Attached 70 said SIS good Tan YARD Al con
plete there Is good yelling aud all nsesssa out h1u
es lis believed 70 DO Of the best Ioes So- IN ne
State for Tan Yard Price reasonable Terms sa4v Ca
soon or you will miss bargain THIS l. one OF hs pleas.
anlest villages 70 be found anywhere Churches ana r5sd
oehools 10 ABUNDANCE, GEO. Is. MCCLURE,
epih IVA Trusse Tor O. Hood.
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B. Romans.
MATTuR MEoH4slo'u Owes, M&C.R.R.)

MAHfER mRcHA alc'a QFgIcE, r. s. c. r. RI
Memphis jan Q, 1858.
This will certify that am usn the Parafns tnps Cosi
on manufactured BY The Union Coal and on Command ~
MaysVile, KY, in machine shops and on he l6eo-
lives the uPhis and ChRrlesg0n Railroad and brvs
given the several TESTS In order prove IL 0nsfe1 a
lubricating Oh. have no hesitation h ~
superior Oh for Railroad purposes b0n in regard b seon
6my and perfect luorcatOf. lbeeFs d . Be ne BEST
Oi have used, and that one gallon will 70 a r AZ fwo
gallons Of LaFd Oh. The machineFy s now F1nrnrfn the
shops Win sHsn per cent less pOW6Tthan required for
ordinary OIL Inc huidy OF the OIL arises an convinced
rom me tsta absence Of gum, and does sset ubF
ealing pFoPefnes 0ut only requires that the 0dcss
ocuPs and feeders should reducsdin order 70 us hs
WIZ K. NICHOLS, Master Nrsblris,.
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RIareh Rules. ISIS.

Robert MeEWsn Is. kdEari shegog.-O.A.I
ON notion and appearing unto the saH1iaeHon Or ihs
Clerk and Massr that the residence Of Edward sheEJg
he defendant in tn cause not knoFn, ordlua
y process q law cannot Be served upon n: % h5rrioIs
ordered that pubcuton madein me uuiou and Amsri
can sPapoF published In the city Of NasiTi9 res -
NJ hin appear e he eOuFt Ia Of Centre
Te the Auls ca In July Plead answer Or de-
then ana there 70 c0mpanant'5 DID, the SANE VII
for confessed, and ast1r hearing h
.-# ORVILLs a. NIXON
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Mr.. Knowles il Master OF Machinsry Of our Ro.5 ~ .
reliable man, IN whose statements We would eop85a
F.k. STEVENSON, President
AalhYill8 and ChattanooF1 RaIirlls
h. 1. ANDER5UN. .
Superintendent OF n. a al Il II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-10

IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
on the receipt of which they viii be forwarded BY frs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in any dg-
ure they may designate.
The List Of Draws Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasl rs immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and Stste.
~ Remember that every priEsiE drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
95 an prizes of 81, 900 and Gader paid immediately
after the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the usual time Of thirty
days.
BsA. AL Communications strictly confidential.
Actress Orosrs for Tickets OF CerIIhCstss 20
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ga.
- Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
Ca have their orders filed and time, BY address
ing S. swan & Co., either Of those cities.
~ sl Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each Is entitled 10
will be published after every drawing in the following pa
pen;-NeRf Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta lntelligeneeE, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and hCh
mOnd Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and Pauding
Miss-l Clarion, Augusta GA Constitution list maTN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29
Teachers association.

At a meeting of the Teachers and other friends
of Eiucatiun. assembled at the High Sehoo'
Hall in Warren. Dec. 18th, inst in response t.
aeall from the Teachers Association, formeda
-L,rdstown. it was found that a quorum of thaI
boiy were not in attendance. After due DELHI
GRAFTON. those present organized by calling John
Huichins to the Chair, and appointing VIM
Laird. Secretary.
1t was then unanimously resolved that a com
'mittee of seDen be appointed. to confer with other
teachers. with a view to securing a more perfect
organization Of the Teachers of this county. and
to take the preliminary measures to such oreani.
ration.
The following named gentlemen were chosen
rs that COMMITTEES: Rev. Jas. Greer, Pennington:
ST DeFord. Loristown; Jas. Marvin, Warren,
j. j.. Barrett, Newton Falls; II. ]. Caldwell.
'Girard; Robt. Jewell. ~Prookfeld. and chas.
Harrington, Of Greene.
The County Examiners were invited to CO.
operate with this committee. The following
RESOLUTION was then adopted:
aeSo'oeus mat me committee appointed be
au'h"riz d to correspond with other Tsachers on
the subject above referred 70, and TO cal a Teach
-ers Convention. to meet in such place within
u county. aald at such time as they may deem
jas Marvin having been instructed to notify
other memI~rs Of the committee. and the Sore
tary to furnish copies of the records Of This meet.
1ng for publication in the count, paners the
meeting adjourned.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Chairman.
WV LAIRD. Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29
Hays in the Street.

The citizens of johnson in this county. hav'
been circulating a petition to the Legislature
praying thai body to pass a law prohibiting
owners of swine from allowing them to run al
large in the public roads. Their reason for ask
ing for the passage of such a law. is, that the
hogs root up the ground. injure the roads, hlfhp
the bitches, and are. Otherwise, a nuisance.
That laws viii be assed at some future day
in this STATE. as they have already. in several Of
the other States. restraining hogs. cattle and
horses rum running at large. We have no doubt.
Whether the people are .ipc for such an event,
remains to be seen.