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In Love with the Parson.

The London Court Journal tells the
following pretty love story; "a scene
lately took place at the house Of Colonel
and Lady-------, in the north. The
daughter. overy lovely girl. fell in love
with the tutor, Presbyterian Clergyman,
and so far forgot herself as 70 make
known to him her attachment. In hon
or bound. and to the credit Of the Scotch
clergy man be !, spoken, he reasoned with
her, and then, finding argument Of no
avail, went TO her father and begged for
his imnediste Dismissal. The colonel
wus sstounded, but when upon enquiry
the truth trsnspired, he was so struck
with the young mans deep sense Of hen.
or that he told him he would give him an
opportunity Of going to oxfo'J, ana
taking orders, and that upon entering the
English Church, he would mo- only give
him living. but his daughter also. We
understand both parties are very happy
under so kind and sensible an arrange
ment." s,, .a., ls,,.'.
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Items Worth Committing to Mem


A bit Of glue dissolved in skim
milk and water will resters old
Grape. ..E
Half q cranberry bound on Q
corn will soon kill il. -s,1 s,,r,
An inkstand was turned over
upon a white table cloth, a servent
threw over it mixture ofsslt and
pepper plentifully, aud alltraees Of
It disappeared.
Picture frames and glasses sne
preserved from flies by painting
them with y brush dipped into q
mixture made by boiling trbcs or
four onions in pint OF water.
Bedbugs are kept away by
washing the creviccs with strong
salt water. put on with a brueh.
colt soap should be kept In q
dry place in a cellar, and be uscd
until three months old. d.lqobq eiG .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

in the Norwegian mines sin.
gular cnstom is observed in pay
ing the weekly wages to
the men. The latter present
themselves on Saturday evening
to the Inspector, who, having set.
tied accounts with each, bids him
turn rcpnd, and writes in white
chalk upon his black back the sum
due him. Thus numbered the
man goes to the cashier who also
turns him around to look at the
figures. and pays him without say.
ing a word. ~ s'sF
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Curious Facts

In Australia II Is summer in January,
and winter in July. II is noon there when
it is midnight in Europe. The longest day
is in December. The heat comes from
North, and il is hottest on the mountain
tops. The swans are black, the eagles
are white, the bees do not sting, the birds
do not sing. The cherries have no stones,
they give no shadow, for their leaves
turn cdgeways to the sun; and some Of
the qnadrupeda have beuk and lay Eggs
they give receipt in full a. the point
tho bnyonet'-wbcn the entry is made
/ That balances the account. %
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Davis House.

tFormsriy esIledthe "city Houss, - Thin, Ohio
LEvI WEIaioK. Proprietor
gne esires tot MORN sllhisfriend dsand
thslatepstrons fthe City House dnowthe Davis)that
his- -hoteiis ready for the reception OF guests The
House hssbeen rebuilt, re Furnished andis now a.
xeodas any In the country. "t-
! now have stablius erough to accommodate any
zumbsr 81 hauss and wi,ialws shave ahu ndsnee
ofsssd. $3.50. LEvIwEIRicK'
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IN. 8. Wcnner,

Msnufs seturssaf carrias-s. BnRsiss. .sulkis', &C..
Corner Coe and Jsdsfson streets, near the 6ermsn
4 q sthpuo 1hurrh. rifhn. Ohie, A hns stock OF the
tatest styles af Bussies, sto hnishsd IN the best
"A and efthe mos. aurabls ,aonstahtiy
q snband, and promptly n,dsto order: n
Timn Ansu.t oy Ie6q a.
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Rank of Timu.

r. w. SHAwHAs g. A. G. SHEATH, Bankers or
his, Shashln's New Block, ghere they willtrhntae'
= ssasrsl aaaking bnsiness and pay lnteTosi on De
n o site ns follows.
' six months or over percent.
s7-Gsniheates payable on demand.
Aug. ! '62 A.G. SHEATH. CASHIER
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.-s DIR. G.. G. BeilharZ.
SURGEON @ DENTIST

onss, ,Shawhnns Block ,over III In Dank. Teeth
Inserted n n superior manneT, and on mostreasona.
lie terms. Cailsnd have your Teeth dlled without
delay. Ur. REILuARzhsvine had more than twenty
ears ssxperiencs s,feelseon6 dentthnthe can please
he mo,tfastidious and sucoe@diu all ease'where
An,iiIT 1894 -' ee.tf
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Josh Billings says there is ore cold
blue, lean kiss, that always makes him
shiver to see. Two persons (of the TO-
mai perswnshun) who hev Witnessed a
great many yonng"r and more puIpy bpze.
meet in some pubic place. aud not hav-
ing saw each other for % b, urs, they kirs
'mmegiately, then they talk about the
weather,und the young man who preached
yesterday. and then ,ha kiss immegistely
and then tha blush and laugh AT wha'
they say iew each othe-, and kiss again
immegiaily. This kind Of kissing slway,
puts me in mind CIV two old aints trying
to strike fire. t.. .,rrte.--.i... =
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PLANTATION BITTERS

VINO" s'e no" ~
teal aa'"or'us an" "a'An,,u" Fl" p'ooaes
ArniArs oe"ene'., '".es'' i' ~ Sa. !,
''ns' ,V"'s' -
aan'u' ,.,-,
"e'P"'''''''"s'' -
lneyo'sa'' ',s,N pP'n" a ~.
r ihey""HhA Hh Ah"so''s"e"aas,' v "-'.'.'
Theyovereons ehsets OF dtss'pation Istshopr'
They I,reng ngthen the .y stem asd enlivsn the mind
They P'syss, mia'm''i' and ia's'~i
They purity 'hso'ss'" anS .s'a'y oi.n' N0~'''
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Military Claims and Pensions.
,.s,s -. X. EORD

Has bs.u daily licensed to prosecute and
.,ilset claims for ofieers' aud Soldiers
B,cx Par aud BogSrr. and Pss.tons. All
expenses ihtident to the collections ol
al,lms will he sdsanced bv him. and no
) shsrg- made us,il ,ho claim is collected.
4 Charges rea sorable, ..t ,-a.t -. .rr
Once in Commercial Row. frst door OF
: a airs, Thin. Ohis. aar ffrs [Novl7
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U"My son what branches
have you in schooIf' '"Btanch.
Is! o yeth we have q willow
branch. a birch branch an ironwood
branch, and q hnll hickory grub
for the big 'uns.p ots rfs d -
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/ Brig.-Gen. Na,hsp KImbsit e<uerslly
called "Old Irousidss.'' hss sees con |:
armsd Brsvet Nsiov General ! o,loasi
wilder. f7,h Iadisns. hss hsss seanfnsd
Brevst Brieadisr. N dfmA
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J DTA woman in Germany late.
ly gave birth to fur daughters at
once. Her husband Hed the coun-
try in despair. : srsg zsF
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%A man being asked, as he
was summing himself op tho grass.
what was the height Of his Rmbi
.tion, replied, .To,o marry . rich
widow with y bad congh. -,
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ITMr. ouilp has discovered
that the first corn exchange, was
instituted by Jvserh and his breth-
ern, 4 .5..,..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

m lllc OF the dog. J. N. don't love dogs
ahu says am fool. And that immense
tsnng woman who bore down on me 90
senemently,l shall never look on her
lace again. and I never want 10.
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8. CLAW,

Attaruev ~ a rouu,siiora Al Isw aud Notsry reb.
t,s Fo.taria, chic. will attend pvsmrtv - III bust.
s.sr ea,tuoeA ~ hses. Paricuirr Aitention viii
ues p,,t nh kind. ot Eoleetioas, In ssnses aud
~. n,,I5s vith ., Y. Jopss E'q,i In Haiss'Bloek,
- dp stairr q p sf'' ~ ~- iA7
y -f,.tasis, A..ast as. 1894. alsi. .fI'
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Josh Billings says '.tarning
water into wine nowadays IL q
miracle worth three hundred per
cent. y" RI. n .,,..'....',..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

UAt a festival Of lawyers aud
editors, a lawyer gave = toast.
"lhe editor, he always obsys the
call OF the devil." ~ Z Is''9 a'aass
An editor responded: "Ths
editor and the lawyer the devil 10
satisfied with copy ofthe forufer,
but requires the original Of the lat
ter..n nua1 Too = 20 ~ iBai
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Frank Baker,

\. Aasrnsy at Law, Tifhn. Ohio. Office ! n Tonb's
alaak All Just claims for Benntv, Rack Paw md
eea.ion I, prompily collected for soldiers or their
.ir. a. shs lowsst rates. No advance nAsueni
n..issd fNov 80. ie63-7.iy >
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.


Ksthsiron 10 son the Grssh word "ksthro.r Z
"Kaissiro," sigsifyins to elssns., rsisssnsts sss
restore This srtieis the vcfd II sisnis., For pre-
serving, res,orsg and besutiing the hpmsa hsit II
isthe mott remarkable preparation IN the world II
sasain owned and Pu,sp BY the originsi proprietor
sadis now made -iih the sam. care skill sss.tt.s.
ton which gave II sale ofovsf sss zfilis. ssttis,
per snnum.
tits most dslsAtfsl Hsir Dressing.
II efsdiestss ieurfsns d.adran I
itkss u the head cool and elesu.
hnskss the hair rich ,Oit. snJ rio,.y.
2, hPrevsnt, the hair IRON fsrins of snd,srs.
ing grey. 81
. l itrsSore, e,hsif upon bald hs,d..
Aay lady oi gentleman whs valnss sb.suii felhssd
ofhair should use Lyons ks,hsifon. III. kaewn
ard u'ss throughout the eivilissd world. Sold BY
allrsspectable dssler'
DBMAs 8 BARNES & Co, N Y.
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Tho following It'll fable contuin. a
great deal Of wisdom and editors.
clergymen-indeed oil classes in societv
will do well to remember it. and gov.
crn themselves accordingly "''
A skunk once challenged lion to a
single combat. Tho lion promptly de-
etned the honor of such meeting. b,
How" said the skunk, "are you
AFRAID :"
"Very much So" quoih the hon, "for
you would only gaia fame by having the
honor to fight lion, ~hile every one who
met me for month 10 come, would know
that had been in company withs skunk.
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"You have very striking countensnee
"ss The donkey said to the elephant when .
he hit him over the back with his trunk.
Joining hands In matrimopy," q
custom originated by pugilists shaking
hands before they fight.
Peace rumors caused s aos to advance
in Germany 3 per cent, shove New York
prices. Nh, ssisssst lss isss,e NJ
O1-It is a waste Of tme 10 send mia
siousrics to Africa They are more
needed in Delaware. ,,sai arl.os m 30.
Thers sreat present SOC eonvlcts In
the Ohio Psnitentlay--26 Of whom ara
females. There arc nine confined In the
Insane Department. sN' '1r % 'nt ~
Whom our soldiers SNAKE charge
they give = receipt 10 full Ut the point Of
the buyouet ,--when the entry is msds
That balances the account. 'aeisn RS
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The psriesin 81. Louis n Cineipnsui, .hohsve
been COuntsrfe'iing the Mustang Linz msrt under
prcisnse OF propisiorships hive been horoushly
stopped by the Courts. To guard sgainsi further i'm
position. I have procured from the U. s Treasury,
vprivaie ,tesl platerevsnue stamp, which is plse.
ed over he top Of each bottle. Each stamp bears
he rAc SMILE ormy gnature, aud without which
the attiele is aC Counterfeit, dangerous and worth.
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lint.
ment has been Id use and growiagin rNver for ma
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet ON the habi.
table Globe tast does not contain evidence Of iti
wonderful eaeet. II isthe best emolisntit the
world. with itsprs'ent improved Ingredients, 1t,
effects upon man or beast are perfectly ismaTka.
bic. soresnr healedi pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made usefu , and untold ilhss'
susred. For cuts, bruises. sprAins, rheumatism.
swellnf', bites ,eaked breasts, strained horse, ,Sc,
n is Sovereign Remedy that should neverbe dis
pensed with. itshouid be in 'vssy family Sold
by all Druggrts.
D.S BARNES, NY.
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s, S,T,-l860.-X,

reron, ofssdentary. habit, troubled with weak.
nss, ,palpitau on oiths heart, lack oiap'
petite, distress anet eating torpid liver eoh',ips'
tion, &c deserve TO suffer IL they will not try the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09


VTmatrimonial Jealousy is said To have
originated In this wise; "Adam used to
60 to heaven in the evening to pray.
One time, Satan made a friendly call a,
Adams residence, aud Eve, not know.
ing where her husband had gone, was a
h'tle pe,ulan' and Lonesome. Satan
told her that Adam had gone to heaven
10 call on another woman he supposed Il
was all right; he was averso 70 making
mischief in families, but really, tho con.
duct OF her husband was remarkable. In
thus leaving so beautiful woman alone.
He then took Eve to a fountain and
showed her picture of The woman her
husband was in the habit Of VISITING.
Adam came home after n while, and 40,
aregulOr blowing up, and they made SO
much noise about it that both were
uneerimoni,usly kicked out Of Para.
dise.~
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School Examiners Notice
To TEACHERS.

Meetinep of the school Ex.miners of
Seneca County. for the examination ~
terehsrs. will he held at the office Of the
examipers in Tomb's Block. TifTn, on each
Saturday. from, the oath dav of Sertemhtr
until the 18th day OF Deeemher, 1864. iccIu
siys. s4 JAMES PILLARS.
fl, 49, JOHN MoCAULEY.
lcaeH FRANK BAKER.
tssas l.r a.i aav Hsaninsrs.
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william Wolf,
Tomb, Huss & Co.,

HNNKERS, roMB's BLOCK, TIFFIN, OHIO.
rae pirtn 'r,hip Xistingbetwse nths undersigned'
nayjng sSpited by Limitation is hereby dissolved,
GE,Rog 4. HUss and JoHs GiLLIG retiring from
he isn. rhs remaining partners willeontinns the
a,;aessAS heretofore conducted. -t.
g-tTrEREST paid on deposits remaininsG
ohthS a percent. .
u. TOMB, JOHN 7. HusS
tn. TOMB, GEO. r. Huss,
JOHN GlbLIG,
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Worth Living For.

Whom from my room I chance to stray
10 spend an hour at close, I ever fiud IN,
place mos, dear, where somo friend
"ests'o lager bcer.---Sscrsmerto A a,
All yea my friend Of city liza, sure soeb
. treat curses such strife f, but bette,
Than such dose by far, nre pleasure, Of a
Inc scgsr.--Pisoer Herald.
Such pleasures may suit ba.cr mind.
Out with the good no favor End, w,
think the pursst Joy Of liz, !, 4. m,kipo
love TO ones own wife.--vo,eano L,So,r
Most wise your eh ice, my worm,
friend, In Hymen's joys your care, to end
but we, though tired Of single life, can,
boNs, Of having our owe wife, and 40
when meath our cares W, faint. we a. 4,
Kiss some gol that sia't--yct.-Ndy,
Reporter. ..
The "l"gcr beer" will bile provoke
while "iine Havunas" end in smoke
To court ones wife ia better far than Ia.
ger beer or vile cigar Kisses, the dew
OF loves young morn, break on the lin,
as soon as born. These all sre nuurb,
to that grea, joy--,he FIRE, glance a, your
h'stborn boyl--Even,ng Leader.
It's true. boys wished for blessing.
but then suppose the hrs' grill A dear
sweet child With ways eatcssino, with
poutIng lips and aixen curl, with dim.
pied cheeks and laughing eye. to come
aud "pspo' good byel So whether boy,
or whether tO,her embrace the babe and
'hon the mV,he',-San Francisco Globs
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From Rev. J. n. Turner, PASTOR Of Heddinr N. e.
ZOOS Chutch, Phiisdelphi III. ~ r.
Dr. Jack kton--Dear sir--fIRsibg uIsd yonr Ger.
man Biusrs in my family Frequently, am prepared
say that u has teen OF great 'erviee Ibeeve that
In most csses Of general debility OF the system IL
the safest and most salnable enedy Of which have
any knowledge. Your respectfully.
J. II. TURNER
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Fron Rev. J. 9. Hsrmsn, of the G'rman Reformed
Church. .Kuirto~n, Bsrfs County Perm.
Br.C. M. Jactscn-Respee,sd tir-i have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nssrl, tssniy yssU. and
have never pssd snv medicine thst did ne ss much
good - IioohAnds Biteis. ! an ysy much improy'
ed In hsshh, shsr having taken ave bciiiss,
Yonr, with fs.pses, SHERMAN.
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DR.. c. NJ. Jaekton- Dear sir-I feel u a pleasure
thus, ofmy ow sccIfd io bear testimony toths sx.
lcailenee ofihs rtTman niteu edne ysau since
being much afflicted with DyspspsiH, used them
with vsry benz &c ihl Ietults. D have often recon.
M nds them topersons sblsd by that torn- MI
difease and havs h'nd rcm ihsm the mosi nsiiehng
genera debility, believe IL tobe tsnc that ean'
| not be surpassed. J.M,LNONs.
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From rhe Rev. JOSEPH II Kennatd, Pastor ofthe 10th
nantist h,t teh

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastorof BspiisiCh :,
Germantown, Penn.
Or. @. NJ. Jaekson--Desr eiE--rersonsl expert.
euee enables me to say that regard the German
Bittsrs prepared by you as most exec medieine
In a,s OF ssysrr cold and general debility, hsve
been greatly benshedb by the use ofihe bitter,, and
doubt not they produce similar eft els upen o,hen.
u Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn
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HOrd & Keen.

J.K. HoRr, Attorney At Law, q. ]. KISS. Auot
neyn Law and Notary Pnhlic. Office, Com msreis
Row. Upstair,, Southeast Corner.
Janunrv 9a, 1864.
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: Proprietors,
Editor and Publisher.
MoKEK q KA0A,
A.KAaA,
TEENS OF ADVERTISING:

Auleesi sdvsrtissmsnts published fopt snd aver
tfourwesks, IS cent, peTl,as, Undstfour weeks so
seat, per line
.Admia'stators Noticsi,4 weeks, 80
Dissolution weeks, 90
srtnstshtp 4~,eks, o.
tiassor all Public Meetisg,, 90
additional prie. wi,i be charged for all Advsr.
smsnt, eIessdingtbs above space,
JOB PRINTING.
hooks, Cards, Posters, sale Biiis, Programmes.
0ifeoiars, aud every other Kind Of Printing doas
with neatness aud dispatch. Give US trial.
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IL IJhNEh,
No.i26 n. Ninsleenth strssl

From the Rev J. ". LYONS, foTmsrly Pastor OF the
Columbus IN. J.1 and Middleiown' [Penn Dap.
titt ChuTchef.
-. NIM RocHzLIrN v
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From he Rev. Thos. Wiuior, Pastor Of RoIboropgii
o. - . baptist Church.
Dr.. Jaekten--Denr fit tsel u due 10 your sK'
eallent pTepaTaiion,I Hoo1and'a Geimhn Iiitrrs to
add my testimony to the deaervsd relsirto1 ~ has
obtai ned. have Tot year. hl times, tseR Iolbled
with great disorder In my saa lsnd bsrous system
I was advised by friend totp bottle ofyour Ger
man Bi'tsn, did so, and have experienced great
and uns Kpeete dreisfbmy health has been matsnall,
benefited. I confidently recommend the sriicls
ShsrsI meei with esses similar io my own, andhavt
bssn assp,sd by many OF their good efsets.
TWT Rsspsetfully yoprs, TsNlkTER,
~ Roxbofoueh. Penn.
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G.. K. watson,

Attorney at Law. win attend irompty TO all
tinds oflssal business. otRee in Com nsreial Row,
Film, Ohio. noy5
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Seneca County

riain, Au.s., Is, lsss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05

Tar injunction procured by Attorney General
CocnHASE, for the purpose Of restraining the Gus.
dams " the Gre apparatus Of this city FROM de-
nyering the same 10 the new Commissioners, as
opened up a feud Of litigation that will doubtless
involve much tune and considerable expense. The
Injunction WAS granted on the ground that the
law creating paid Fire Department for this c1;y
| 10 unconstitutional. is not claimed, Of courss,
that the Legislator, has no. the power 10 make a
legal enactment Of this character but that this
particular enactment, As II stands upon the sAiu G.
book, is technically unconstitutional. All that the
Department can hop to gan by the injunction,
therefore, Is to continue the present condition Of
| things until tho next meeting Of the lie ,isls,ure
| That body can, A. It's next session, frame b.ll
that pH be constitutional, aud the vote on the eu.
sctment in question 10 pretty index tAst this
will be done, II the litigation now inausurated
should prove favorable to the old Department
The natural efect OF this acton Will be to
seriously impair The efficiency OF the Fire Depart.
meni. The meeting Of hrsuen at their hal ON
| "Wednesday eve Ing, revealed the fact that some
companies now in state Of insubord!uaton.
several having refused 10 perform duty At q spe,
cfe FIRE, while large numbers OF members 20.
longing to various COMPANIES, have qui. the ser,
vice. Such conduct Us this reprehensible aud
dangerous 10 the interests Of the citizens,
doubtless results from the uncertsinty OF the ten.
ure by which tho old members hold their places
They no longer feel that interest III tho depart
ment which formerly character. zed them, for thew
know NOT At what day they may b. suspended BY
~ new lasrsauSp. Tbs htssaNl. which bs.
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Now that he Abohtlonlsts have no longer any
spducements 10 sIpond their money, time and IA.
Isnts In behalf Of sambo the 'fll.treated South
srn slave" II may be proper 10 call upon them ~
assist the coored freedmen 10 obtain . better
knowledge Of tholr future condition ~ ''men and
brethren" Fer this purpose We would suggest
the organization OF southern Missionary so-
<ieiy," composed exclusively OF those extreme
Abolit oniss who believed themselves called upon
IL furnish the capital required to establish tho
Under ground RAllru adj and stock It with the
cary machinery for bringing negro slaves, surrep-
Riiiousy, out ofDixls's lani. Such . society nigh,
Iarohisbly employ It's former railroad conductors,
In disseminating useful knowledge among the
Ibsr.ted slaves Il could send coporteurs 70 teach
rho negroes reading Whiting AMI arithmetic,
sud IN short, TO educate the dusky people
Ter the exalted station they believe them capable Of
attaining. Meantime another Missionary Associ.
siiou" should be gotten up ~ ,ho Pro-slsyery
people Of tho North. for the purpose Of sending
s,hoolmasters into the Southern States, TO look
alter the educational interests OF the poor whit,
Aash," who will soonest become our fellow cit .
1eus entitled to vote, abbott there be many black
men, eompeten, to exercise such . privilege Of cir
xsnship, but to whom II will not lie granted for ,
hong time " come. Nevertheless US all loyal msr
are anxious to secure true Union Of the Southern
people with the Northern people, 10 behoovos th
extremists Of both the Anti aud Pro-slsysry par
Ties, to assist In the good work by supplying what
over rs necessary 10 improve tho social mental AM
moral condition u the Southern people, white o
BLACK. Hereafter, we presu ne thai white mol
sud negroes, will be consid-red-in the eve OF tn
faw-equslly entitled " pursue " life, liberty, an
hsppin,ss' according 10 the tent OF their own In
c'!ustious provided ssmbO and his friends do nc
consider Sonns any par, OF the proposition.