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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

SllERlFF'N SALE.
George Powers,
vs. Nuod Common rlcss.
Richard Crocker \
By virtue of am orlcr ot sale issued in the abovt
cause by the CLERK OF the Court Of Common Hleas,
OF WOOD County, Ohio, and TO IN. directed and de
lvcr'd will oA'r t1r sale a. public vcnduc at tlr
door oi the Court House, 10 tAo town of Povry sbug
Wood county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, Scptcmbsr 10, 1868,
Between the hours OF > aud O'Clock L. NJ. Of salt
day the following lands aud 'cncmentS, to-witi
That part OF land lying on the east side Of the
McCutchen'ille Road belonging 20 the south halt
OF the southwest quarter Of Section No thir,y-siN
1897 fractional in town north Of RaNge IL east
containing about one half Of an acre of land, moro
or less.
C. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
2, 4 n. Il HoiLyNBECE Plaintiff s AuVs.
rerysburg, August 10, 1885. lbeSi 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
TuE UNION STATE TICKET,

TuE UNION STATE TICKET.
INiru.cn D.y, october 10, tsg3.l
tor GoiirSor.
tOItN BROCGH'
Of Guy ahoga County
toR LirvrrSASf GUyjRNur,
CHARLES ANDERSON
Of Montgomery County
FOR BurREME jupGt
HOOKING II. HGNr"H,
ot Fairfield County,
toF AUDITOR oi SAD,
JAMES II GOLDMAN,
Of Marion County.
roR TREAgRrr oy sIAtr,
&. TOLNEN DORSEY,
Miami County.
ruR poARr OF rrBLiC NoEki,
JOHN NJ BNRREItE,
or H,ghl4n 'aun'v.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
WHOM sENATon,AL TICKET.
UNION COUNTY TICKEr.

ToF as 1pE,
WILLIAM SHEFFIELD, Of Henry counlr.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In tl.js department, we have the largest and most
complies assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in shc raost sub
stantial manner, warranted TO give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

Tho following was takcn from
the Living Auim@l4 ia DaytoR
ohio, March TN, aud may Se
considered n Correct List Of
Animals.
Mons, DAVIS PLEroDNING N:I'rAIS
Pair Lions. Pair Brnzili,n t"op7rds,
Black Tier, Afrirtn Panther, Pair
Senegal Leopard
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
NEW SADDLERY AND HARNESS
ESTABLIS S II Me N 7,
HN PER RY RIG, OHIO

TINilE undersigned have permanently located in
L Fmck's Ola Stand, on Front street, in Perrys-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
Staple, Fancy and Fashionable,

Which lac invites the public to call and examine,
and fully satisfy themselves, both as to quality
and price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28

nsoRNrNo poAr ron PEEKsKfLL.-THE AURORA
MI All resume her regular trips % feeksk on sAturls,,
tn inst leaving Jay street pier e.efy morning At eck,
s-.ehi.s - ~ the intermediate landings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28

yyAYTED-A SITUATION IN WHOLESALE DRUG
w house, by COMPETENT young man, who has had SIX
experience drugs and ngs oils with
hrst houses IN this % best OF reference given Address
Drugs Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28

CITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AMERI
NJ can lady as housekeeper In widower gentleman IA
my: objection TO two three grown children under
stands the cement any establishment; prl
vate house peferred objection 10 the country and
furnish the best references but those wishing such
person need apply Apply at address for three 50
East l5lh st., near Sd az, from 10 A: n: 70 2: II
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
The Vermont state Election.

MoyrrEliER, W., Scpt. l, 1858.
The election for the choice OF Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer and three members OF Congress
and also members Of the Legislature took place ia this
State to-day. Hon. John Gregory Smith, OF st. Adams.
the candidate Of the republican Union party aud
Hon r. r. ReadhcId, or Montpelier, the nominee Of
peace or Seymour democrats. Not much inte-
rest has been taken in the campaign by the
friends OF Mr. Smith. The democrats have acted
differently, and have laborcd energctcally. under
the hope Of realizing large gains In 1851 aud 1862 the
mocracy had little organization the State. and
generally absent from the polls We therefore.
far the returns have been received give the vote
compared with that OF ls6o when the wings Of tho
democracy were strongly united Tho vote Of the 81 tic
will be abon eight thousand less than 10 1860, when
amounted TO forty eight thousand live hundred
We have returns from thrty.sour towns, embracing
about fourth OF the State. They give Smith 7,525
and Readaed 3Ol7. The towns In 1860 gave Fair.
banks (rcpublcan) $40. and saxc and Hancy (dcmo.
crats) $685. Smiths majority far Is two hundred
ana two less than that Of Fairbanks.
The following is the vote for Governor few pr mi.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
News from San Francisco. Sc.
SAY tnAScnoo. sept. /, 1866

hAN hnAScIs0o, sept. l, 1865
Arrived ship Lizzie oskford, from New York
Business is dn siles OF 900 nrkins OF butter, ex
Constitution, AZ &c. a &c.
There was immcnss Union mass meeting in the city
last evening II addressed by Collector Low, starr
King aud the Union candidates Tor Congress.
The democrats also held a large meeting on the out
skirts of the city. which addressed by Nossrs.
Weller. Bigier, Downer and others
There prospect Of avery fun vote tomorrow and
an nnensc ority for tho Cnion state ticket Iheru
are two Cnlon tickets ruanng this county against ths
united democrats but tho UnSonss bslieve either Of
their tickets viii get votes than tho dcmocracllc
The opposition generally conccde that tho Union
ticket will elected BY nach twenty thousand
majority.
Saw FRsscsao, Aug. ~. 1867
Business n quiet. Merchants are slvsg more atton.
too 10 preparations cor Wednesdays election than
to uade'~
Shipment, % goods 70 salt Lake aud ,he colorsdo
country are larger than before Beet Of ccs
o,, sci, At SOC: best Eastern butter 2sc.
ship Bunker Hi has b~en chartered FOR load q wheat
for Liverpool making tho fourth shp iosdng with
breaast1ns for Europe
The urlce Of whes, 20 bs established ., sboai
81 40 per 100 10.
The css By the IRE At vrgnia Ciiy estimated
Al ssoo 600; bat probably this T. exaggerated STATE
ment ~ tho business portion or The city not mach
damaged.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Died.


a. ,1rS- --On IsrsIay. september 1, loss Arsrs 4
rsqoSs. toauty Waterford. ifeisnj. sgsi - yesrS.
l rcts'ivee ard sfioods of the fsmly resfcriiv
lHfsd Mtt-ua the rsuersl. THURSDAY siiefoOon A.
to- ecns RON h- ls'e rsslience, - fsIoss s,se.,
EenDr.~st Long arsnai. Tuesday. -efietuser J.
Jtvss. n " jameg sna Nsry y B~ssr, a New Bruins.
sjsx NJ. Ia The Tth year ~ bix sgc
EKtNNs--M Nesport, pbofa Island, Nunasf
kas.s = Hcn Lurot Bsaof.H, in the avs yes' y ~
asnoss "a Monday Ass,st n. Nana.su g1y.ssr~.
tsMvea ss1vhter ~ tseserlcx And s.statne Brorm@,
80 yrr msetbs ssa 10 days
ne rtktys. and friends ~ the fs1iiy epeyrdy
nvIssd stsvnd ths unssAl rom toe fe.tsocs q ber
..snis y tfesby street, The lwednsdsyi afsrpeou al
too o eio<s
ssor,s-oe rsssasy sevses.bsr / sa-r .hs,t ~
nsss Nj F.ss1 Bsw,vyx, sxss sI Tssss.
IN i,Aer.i VII take yl~ts frvn rs Yess .ssss
usisSdst Iptnropsi rssch by,osyu. Tharsay SUR
aoaa. Al t~s e.iyk rs~ ff'sods al rc,ais~s Y tho
Bny az rsp~.ifuly nviied y sIisld sisa ~ a's,s
i,r Iirs ibpasssr~ot
S.s.-. .At a c'~ss va, soas,y, .arp-' o
ytsse nssss
M fs,ss~l -,a ,.s plses ffen ~ ss-sic-ss a b.
fsah-r walsn b~ssn. - wysssf sn~~s. s,s.xys,ca %
Bv~.r~-@si Honssy, safss ~ Snitss fsww, go
y TssnAs snf ha'~sh ryrse .g~s 70 ysss, 10
nsos.ss sod3 Jays
~ ff,-ss. q ihs fsraay sss rs.p-raes, ia,tsa "
- its firss 0csoss y af1ss AL
atarnosn, " cdsary C~ln~sssys
Rs9s' On r.s;ay sepssrs.r 4. sxsasx~, -ssss
., csorv- hc~si s<ca ~ y-s~
l-sd uss s~ss~~. tss swssas@z.Se sl,srss@. e 40
asss. ton ~ sss 'ssa~'s-. ls.s. s4ss', 's-.sA
u o. rss..y. ,-r.s, y, ,.,r s.ra !..-. ..ly
, y. kyAA = - '.sss. ys'sw3-s ~s~A \
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

Ouy two towns far as heard from, gvc democratic
maoriiics.
We have the legislative vote OF CITY towns All send
Union representatives but two. Among the members
elected w. G. Smith, OF st. Aibans, W. q. Shaw OF
Burlington; Charles Read, OF Montpelier; j. $. Marcy of
Royaltoa q. Chandler, OF wocdsocK, and K N. Dorr
of Rutland.
Tne senate win be unanimously Union aud the three
Congrcssmen aiso rnion BY from Fix thousand cgh,
Thousand majority for each
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Muncipal Election ~ wiinstngsoa. Del.
NIat. Iscn

Al the city election Myor cpn uuionl was re elected.
The Lnion,sts have carried every ward and precinct
Tie City Council rs unanimously unon All the admins
raton candidates, including treasurer Assessor Aaer
men and Inspectors, were elected.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
" lnrrIsd.


BnXr--horsrov -os Tuesdsy. september I, by The
f.e, Mr. >esrs. Nr fgssry BAnsf 10 Nry. MAEr AsN
Ho nos both ~ thM city
Ean,o ana 1sradn papers piease copy.
tbaNi.H-HswMos.-- iowa. thursday August 20
:. 4 coEsai, I'm late ~ fiIs cay, Miss Trav Has
Hog
ffrNts-E sSnAs ~-sn Monday sitarnoou. Augnst u
=, dcDcr a the bride lahsr ~ Fh street by
ths Rev e. g. Norton. VIZ. lows fRsseH To Mis-. MAG
0Ir'g,xUAil. both q this city
Hor -lswrs-- wsverirsa, Ilverpool, Fngianf, ny
Hy tn9eh Aeior, n. A., On Wednesday, AngaF AZ,
Es VI IT,. 81 the hrrn of r. Hee Co, New YORK
4 oavtt rnn1r., yoirgest daugh.cr o PANEL Janss.
Te4 + liverpool
II ~ 0Bxr- HsKr~l'egNy--Dn Tuesday, ssfternbsr
+ safewsbuyt sr, ~, ny the Rev. 1bosnss Taylor
-sHcr aknf H1wsr New York ~ Mss utHsartr
+. itl1aoRsg, humson Ne X \ y.
T..tssK-HoftssN TIN Monday, August 81, BY the
r. H. tohns,oB, SIcsotAs gaAsi A. faspsss, x Ho6s
len - sr.a Ho,sSsS, % Brooklyn.
y4rs --NtfWrf4 In Brnokiyu, en- Iaefdsy, september
IL v tie Ksv Mr shbv'i ieryr arFn., ~ the fofr
X tA frg mfnt - n S ~ 70 lIrEss +. atushier y,
81 I. rs geo. M he'll ae cards
snuor. -lFwp.- IL hsp.Aslyb On Tuesday september
n to rts1snc~ a the brds faibe~ ~ the fs,. g n
81 ~ Chcago 1sog1s X. Sicsos " liyt1 daughter
n t.grt s>-Rr-s--Ou Tfesasy, september | At tb.
re- dsnte he brides mother by The Rev. chsri~e
Whhss, ~ : !, wAssmss bos~- pay-sisn = seainsa
~ eat ~tscp islspd, " tAixkmrs CsowEL Erys ~
rp th afubot. y. J. No earns.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Dissoyaiisss ca ss Renewed fssss n .ssss
KA.sn rrr s~ps ! Iss9

kAssis crr ~~rf : issS
About si,ty psrscs@, chi~ny hs.ss ec f.r. sad r.s
dent IN tbs city ssd vicinry, vito believed TO
adsr. aad abss,crs ef tbs rebellion sirons sy,hs
err ~nb w. have been srasysn f-mov. ,sssn tss ds
lre, by Gen t~ss. rhs INT ae1css many of the most
~ssnhy ssd snfsensaI fsuiiss- o. th.s vemay mar
hoases win be tskss fsr the families os Union refugees
nsny orders tor TIE fsncsai "a lesdlns rebel sympa.
,hssrs Al ws~spert and lsdsp-sassee ss s,so h.ns
made out.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
rns r.baeeo Crop and sh. Frost.

~ Iorevnis, sept. 4, 1913.
Further accocris d tins sascs cf sunday nights frost
on the tosacco crop cosnicins. some cousdsrsbs
damage k reported IN Hsnd~rson and Davis COUNTIES
ons srswss Hecserou county lost twenty seres, and
represents hs neighbors 10 the ssms co"dissos. This
grower hes sssu purchasing here to-day. Others have
ordered their csusSnsss TO decline selling =, pressnt
Equally reliable parrs say that no tobacco hA, ssen
,ured Beodsssoa and Davis counties except on tho
lo~ sro~sas Along tbs river. No injury has occurred
Hardin snd Avss counties, In tbe Csrksvse region
We hsas q nsry 70 the tobacco crop
raj pcssw n isdlanA.
ReSei Prissaers m Rsuss sss Jsh assa's
Island.
cArRo. m. sept. 4, 1883.
Br,ssdssr cssssl Bssi ssd spnbsr o. osbw ssb. a..
sesrs ps.ssd through hsrs today veS n yshssens
| nsaa. y sesns q klslane.s KLxlk tfS
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

w 40 piacs r,rrfaiy ,yrrrcr "A e., o,~s-ssr
wishoat further Invitation 80 oS'v~'
o,c,,ss 49, the residence % Lls father, al le0-
o''NA, 'ucsahv usnng s~p,rtnber Il aft~v a shor, III
nsAs JoHsu, the bestowed loa of sslh ara rr,ssasg
stApl tc0, aged ~ yesrT "'S"
knqnl.scAt IN pne Atoea.
The relatives and Il ends N the 6rs,y ,,...e,,
invited 20 a'tsnd the funeral, So rrash ps.r.
Garner y sackett street, soah Brookl yu to fAibrnn
on lnursjay ATT moon, at tsO O'Clock
Nilns--At Iryington. 3. on Monday Aneost ~
JtsE AKaA. infant daughter ~ John E ana l.thsfta
Wiiscn. sgrd III nsorthR aud days
Tbs little bat, y-ung and fair.
aalEst hence by early a. N.
just olso 10 show ho~ sweet flower
Ia Pafadisr would bFuint
The relatives art frends o. tc family, aad th0ra n
L1s krshasilber, Jacob Van Was aen ~ bergen. arc
RI rUy invited attond 'he 'na raj n Dutch ne
iounef church nj Derccn n, y, (wedceA ay) nsar1.
mr. ~ elegen O'Clock fLs sorains wN te TAKEN W
g era~v,i Tor interuent.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

SfkArtstf Sept. @--t - W
Everything IL now becoming quiet. and thc psvc laying
1. e,oeus TO night with both sides sangaae thai they
have the convention The radscs's thc bcst dred,
a IN that respect hare the advantage me otLer SIDE
ara no, al ali dsyritsd. They have not settled upou
,h.,r ,crycrarv chairman against Opdyks, asd wa
oo, decide ,hfz morning Scnssos folser y spnksn q
,ud may be agreed upon Jadge Davis. ot Orleans, .
a "a mentioned. N8MM t1fN&M
4ae .la,@s are somcwhai douttfnl. Neither SIDE has
.ou,eed that part of the worx, the contest on cshrs
n,,,r has bceo 20 sp,cy James Brady viii be mont
mated for Attorney General he VIII accept IT, Chauncey
- re,.w now leads al competitors for secvetsry cf
s,.,. p,nry n seldeu hs- oppsstica for Court a
A,,e. The contest Comptroller lee bcswesn Incias
sopson the present incumbent Preston King asd nos
o,oo4t The stale s dscidediy unsettled.
Nm A. rsv,or leads al others for STATE kns ncsr HIS
vrscp~ competitor the I<ssen, ksgnssr on The Alba
az and 9ussushsnna RAircsd ssy % The present oni
eisls are vcnomnated, Taylor willie
The CRY Tor tekss prevails 70 great extent yet
rssrs are nov sympsos that tho extreme radicals yin
rack dowp FROM shsw plstsDsn sod sot ssk os plank
IN the return 70 ths Union q the rcbsnicus states
ana tsm ssAks virtue cf sscssay.
THe msssssrs KasnsHpasssn State Con-
vsnelon.
J.pnsn cnY, sSvs 4. iscs.
n rsx,ra suAacipaslsnisss - hers h nass cnvsa
- 70 Asy aud sascsed psvunnnna ssUnlmsIn, witl
bsSss ws,i., ef co,s ccn,y, u ~ chsk - svo vo
xmI1sSa ton - possssssGnal ln|gnk -xlSAoh
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

omcini Drawings OF Murray. EIddy q
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri state lotteries
kKsvurKv. ExrRA Class s6i-Sep l. is1
-, 6i, :, -. 81, 80. =, 81. 40, -. 81. 65, 70.
kssIuoxv cLAss s62-sept l, 1867
~, ~. z, ~ /, -, 10. Is, 40, Is.
Circulars senfres OF charg. by addressing aith.e 10
MURRAY. EDDY a GO,
or "A. b,l
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Delegates 20 the Ds sE,.cratic state Con.
vcp,aion

vcntion
Mr.. John B. Haskin Was Monday last elected by tho
democracy Of the First Assembly district Of wcstchescr
county their delegate TO the Democratic State Conven
ton, TO be held st Albany the 9th inst.
Mr.. Vim. Cauldwe of Norrisnnia. was mt the same
convention selected a. the delegate from the It dts
trict 70 tho judicial Convention
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

OMctAt fziDrAry hsSO-
citation ConlpaDi = Lottery az Kenturxs
EsraA GLAss zs1-sept. 1861.
3, III, a. 10 lS. iG. .5 80, :. 81, 81, 20, 7S, H.
CLASS 2SS-Sept |, 1867
81. 45, ~. "A. 30. ~. IL 35, ~. 98, Gi, az
Circulars sent by Addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS a co. Napagers Coyiagton, Ky
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

Brilliant md Powerful Day . nd N sxht
Donbc Perspective Ginsscsfor the fold orcra md
tourist usrcOmpact portable aud Efficient ppi.u tia
assortment at SEMMONS'. Oc.liS Opticisu. !
6Ggi< BrosdGay Lsfar.o House. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-23
eT ME. F. LAZARUS, member of the firm, will have an office at Smiths Hotel, Liteh- field, one week every three montha.
NOtice..

TsNHE Stallions, ASHLAND, ACTION, and II HAP-HAzARD, will stand at the stables of the subscriber, for the improvement of the breed of horses In this County, during the coming season.
 ASHLAND is too well known to need any description here. His colts are readily selling at six months old, at from $l00 to $2O0 each. $2, 900 has been offered and refused for one of his two-years- olds.
 ACTION is full thoroughbred, three years old, and Is scarranted to trot his full mile in thres >niinaites, if he lives.
 HAP-HAZARD, is beautiful bay, 15a hands high, three years old, weighs 1, 100 Can trot his full mile in three minutes today. Sired by Ashland-out of descendant of imported Sir Lowell.
 The following is portion of the report of the Executive Committee of the CONNECTICUT STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, with relation to their previous Annual Fair held at Hartford in October. to said Society, at their Annual Meet ing, held at New Haven, January 14th, 1868, and was accepted by the Society: In Hr ses the numbers were less than on previous, occasions, yet the breeding stock of one single individual, Geo. c. Hitchcock Esq. of New Preston,) which was on exhibition. was sufficient to mark this department as sue- cessful. In short, the Society may we'll be proud of having presented to the world. through one of it's exhibitors, the best show of stock of breeding horses ever seen in America. The high price and increasing demand for good horses, renders their breeding one of the most profitable branches of agriculture.
 For further particulars, inquire of the sub scriber at his residence.
 GEO. c. HITCHCOCK.
 Ash Grove, New Preston, Conn
 March 10th, 1863. If N
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-23

sBsEJA,dIN TRuMBULL OF CoNN.-" The vene- rabls Dr. Benjamin Trumbull of North Haven, the great historian of Connecticut, who died at the age of eighty, left 4,00O sermons, all writ ten out on ruled paper, perfectly pointed and 6 for the press, neither short nor of m inferior character. He ever wrote two week, for he would not preach an old sermon. He rose at four in the morning, cut his own wood, moved his own grass, saw to the wants of all his peo- pie. attsaded all public meetings, and was bet ter read in the history of his country than any man Of hia day. But he spent no time in smo- king cigars, nor in unproftable gossiping.
 A man called on him in the midst of having. and said he had heard that the Doctor would nov more grass in . day than any man in Con necticdt, and he had called to make trial with him., The doctor said he did not need his help, but if hs was mind to take hold he might, upon one condition, that if he gave out first he shoula have no pay. The man consented, and took the lead. The Doctor was soon upon his heels with his sharp scythe. The man saw his fate, and pressed on but the sweat came and tho doctors scythe came. The man held up to ask some question; the doctor said, Go on, sir, no time for talk here ; the man puslfed and pushed ahead, and after tive rounds in the loi was over the fsnee, and that was the last that was seen of him. Such minister could write out kis two sermons week and live out all his daya. 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-23
.NEW-MlLFORD
 Dry Goods at Old Prices.

HAVING determined to discontinue rEe LII Dry Goods Business on the lst of April next, my entire stock will be soldi
 WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
 The larger part of my stock was purchased previous to the great advance in prices, and will be sold correspondingly low. N@ going of rapidly, and persons in want of any kind of Dry, Goods, will do well to call soon, and secure some. of the Bargains. The Stock will be sold for CASH ONLY, and those in- debted te me, are requested to make payment on or before the lst of April. All accounts MUST be balanced at that time. To my nu- merous friends and patrons, who have sus- years. return my sincere thanks, and hope they may find it to their interest to continue for one month longer their hitherto generous patronage A. G. FERRISS.
 New Milford, March 2d. 1863. tf46
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-23
m BArrtrs or TIE sHsrr.-There ia

TnR BArTfKs or THE SHsEp.-There ia a vein of good humor that appears even in their quarreIs. A flock of them have come into the yard together to drink, and one of the lot in considerably walks obliquely across the path Of ansthcr just before him, and in manner to put . slight upon his dignity. The injured wether hits him a sudden stroke with the side Of his head instantly the two are in line of battle, The attitude of the offended animal is most imposing. He,is not angry he is in-
 ignant morally. His whole being is opposed
 tothat form of evil. He sets his face verti. cally against it. He stiffars his neck hs buckles up his back upon it. He repels it, he will bunt 1t. His adversary appears no wise less the embodiment of justice. He has for
 gotten the original trespass. None of the JSsuit fathers of whom Pascal tells us, could more skillfully aim his thoughts to do the act and avoid the sin. He is intent only upon the violence that cenfronts him. But his enemy is upon him. The heads are together with 8 heavy thump and he is back fur another run
 There is q clear twinkle of roguerY in his eye as hegopeps it after the shock. He hopes the blow has been for the sheepy fellows good
 and hs has no more of the like. Half score of othsrs ara hit in the running, and are quick ly in for honor or frolic. The yard is alive with rushing and tumbling Sand prancing .ex. capt that few of the more matronly and dig nilted of the flock arc in the upper corner. ioekang grave. and stamping with their forward