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First GLASS Steamers,
SU FIFE e E e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.

TARRANT & Co:
Gentlamen-I am = resident Of Curacoa. and have
been disposed 70 write % you concernng The real
value Of your SELILER APEAlENT ~ a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire % express
70 you my sincere grautuae for the great beuet the
BELIhkR hss done my wife.
Fer four or hse years my wife has bean sadly
afhcied with Dyspepsia, and amer being under the
uestment Of several Doctors for two OF three years
she was finally induced 10 seek the sdvlce OF 4
learned Physician, Doctor Cabiaiis, o. Neuezuea,
who immedia'ely treated her with. your EFEk-
VE5CENT sELlIEk APERlENr. she began 70
improve az once, ana is nov PERFECTLY WELL.
feel Il @ be my duty for the good OF humanity
make this statement, feeling thai medicine 50 Ysi-
uable should be- widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest grautude and thanEs.
am very respectfully yours,
5. d. e. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q. 'G5- Me.chsnt, Curacao, s.A
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UANKEns AM HROKEns.

1 OTIS, 4. A.-Att0rney and Councillor al Law,
" Ofice ~ Cherry sf-; p o. Box 74s-
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/ ClAMPBELLs McRWEN a GROEsBECK, AttoT-
/ ~ neys al Law ana Claim Agents, practice n AZ
The COurt3- Collections promptly attenue1 70
also claims against the United States snd Vouchers
collected. Otfce 70 North Cherry street. up stairs
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At5INtioS lRisENEs i-Checkg on tbe N
ser bankins Co, Belfast, Ireland In sur,,
9i Il 10 ile Tor sale at q. n. u-swsv's Br5-
ker Once, No. IS College street tf
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HrtugUanryas UrrtEf. oF rHE CUaaEgEsvD. 3
Ntsuv.Llf fEss., JuIy "a. ItfI.
Dr. john Bulls age1t lr. --. has peus-s7.au
b ship to Nashville. alu.t ll gr.ss or 30 dozen.
Of Bull Ccdr0n btteIs. .lr sale 10 suterH .l taa
army only.
The regulators of lHe Treasury Department are
b be com piled with -.r. y-
By command of MaI. Cen. Eoacrrans-
Wn. "a Wura
MAJOR aod Provost Marsha General.
For sale, wholesale ali retail - bEhkT, DE
MOVILLE CO.. NaalUle, lsnn-
octl7-ta sat dsEsm
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Co
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Auan
Those
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NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OO-BOOk
N ana Job Printers, and pu-llshers Of the Dsi-
" and weekly Union, rriniers Alley, between
Union and. Desdercz streets.
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In Chancery at McMinnville
FEBRuAEY EuLEs. l8o3.
Ar Hammer. comp uaut,
LR r..f rH. H-..I Land

a. r. Hammer. comp a nanlf
" 20. EI.I Oh s-Il Land
Major Mercer ft-ias. dcsuianL
IN this cause lt appearfi p ne .l- .,-al o.. no
Clerr ard Na-tar taat tHs aHCVa named dr'euisut
= u ros-ras,Isnt o. tha state uf IennosHer trat
the Ordinary pr0-esz oi .aH cannot b. served upon
him. Itis ihere0rr ordered inat pufaicat.1n D.
r,,.. o. f,rr .Iseass.Fe weeks u DE h1sluIIIs r.
fIo.or a rs.4.f,r-r urr.-ufI In Nashville. Ten
rsssee re1g'ring -a.i iei-udsnt % appeur au tls
arst day oi our next C0lrts D. b. held at neai mn
siIla, on the Ain MoniaY n hafea' ls11t e p.ralf
- = 5.r-.sr f5 luant's fil or Che same
viii BE- fs-en d0uieasai g, a. ~ h.li sla 20 iaf
br-rfnggr-.ra D. r. MuEf Jau, --kM-
C-sss - EFJ G.. EfEEs. o.. o.
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WALL PAPEIs, etc.

n ERRIIT & HILLs-Dealer5 in Wall Paper
/ lNA Window Shades, Window Glass ard Photo
graphic MateuRl, AZ Chucl street, Mayhsd
| Build ne, opposite Maxwell, house.
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NyTlCE -HsvrnR suggested % the Clrrk or ths
~ Coanty Court Of Snnith county, TOE insolvency.
q ne eaiale of q " House, de- eassd, hsrsdy
nou'y Al peraona having claims against the said e.
ia'e % ule them wlth The Clerk Of sad Court on oI
before the ft Of Dciober ueNt Tor pro rasa of 81
esate, properly authenlcated, or they viii Be- sr-
ever barred hnd az persons INDEBTED 10 sad ea-
t.leWi "a come f1rlFsfd and make paymenl imme,
diateiy. ms. April Oh, lsG6
b = g SMITH, Admir-
aurlU=utts ofG W Hone aa.-ff-
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To MiIk-men.-ank Tickets (piats and
quarts on different colered card boards, 0f
good quality, for sale - thls 0fioe.
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Browns sronohiaI Trochss



TaoCuFs ARE J.lu vfHI kLNfTs GOOD s,U-rss.
SINGERS AND PuELc -FEAbEEs
will fnd 1IoChes aae.uI n clearing tae vo.ce vrar
takea before Singing or speaking. aHI IHrrv.r. ..r
throat si.er su ulasusI eEs.t.a a. rHe vocal .
the Tr0-hss are raa1mmanI.I a1i prescribed UT
Physicians, and hsye hsd tssHnoa.sls f-em aH...
n0nt men throughout t5. gr.arY. Ie.ag sH HT..
Gle Of true merit. aud having rr.7sI ur.r e.urs-T
by test of many ysaHs, ea. 7-f aa.. tbeH. ra ...
dtional localities iu sa. .1l- pg.a of tHs u1rd. amt
the Troeles are ualye-.,g r.llauu.1I i.....r .H.l
other articles.
Obtain only "Bs1us's b-.s.Hr,t r8IrHrs." srt
do not take any OF Ur WarH ses lm..at.0sn a.s.
may he oneret-
Sold eteryvbary in tho United States. and In EaI.
sign Cou tries, at 20 eeH.s per- loE.
IanlZ-5m
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NEWS DEALEHs, &e.
REAL EsTATE AGENTs.

4 VONE a TUNNELLs-Wholesale and Retail
~ BOokseilera. Etauoners, and News Agents
No 40 North Cherry street., Nashville, Tenn.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
.wen1. oTIn,uronce Compapie.

CAREY 4 ssIITH, Nos. Sc spd IS Union street.
tup etairs) represent the fcii oEirg Coupanies
H5ina Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoi-
tsn PhusuiK ard Knczerbocker Life Of New Aork
and Accident Of Columbus, ohio.
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn
MCARh BULBS, IsGs.


Seulion-
j. r. Smith, el al.
ON motion Of eomplainants solicitor, and lt ap-
ptar1g 10 the sathf.tion of the Clerk that sler-
Ing PoNell, samuel Powell, Elijah Powell fnraihel
lancaster and husband - Lancaster Nancy
Jane Powell, and the sidoW and children cf William
y. P0Eeil, Francs Rabnscn and husband -
kobnson, Da0uey Lancaster, Eiitaheth Rich and
William kch, James Lancaster. Eaihanei fanfas.
ter HezeEah Feagana and vile Isabella Fsarans
are non residents o. tue STATE of Teunessee. -
that tns osdina process Of iaN cannot b served
upon them,
it h tberriore orferod that puhrcafon b " ads
in the Nashville Union, = newspaper Published 70
the city Of nashville, fos tour successive wee - r..
curing sald deendsnts b sppear before toe County
court Of smith, 90 or before the frst Monday n
Nay next, uses then aud there b plead, ansssi
or demur % comp ainants bll or the same uiil b
taken ior confessed and set d0En for hsariag e.
parte, a. t1 tnam
rnarF1-sfs " WUusTUu Cit
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louisville, Kentucky.

STAINED reputsuon e. vide spread ~ the CONT
nent OF North America. But the GROWING glory D
ahis life remains 70 be attained IN his discovery, OF
rather combination, for be does not c,alm 20 have
hssn the discOgeTeT OF CEDkON. VII ch Is the basis
Of the Bttera nov offered 10 the public. That hon
or belongs % the native inhsmtants Of Central
America 20 whom its virtues have been known iOr
more than two hundred years Armed with it The
Indian hida defiance 10 the most deadly malaria,
and handle without fear, the most venOmons ser
panta It - belief with them, that while there is
bre "a IN toe bsdy the Cedron n potent 20 cuei no
mattfF ghst the disease may b..
While Dr. Bull n not pTepa ed 10 endorse this eK
IrnrAgant pTetenaioD, he Is nevertheless sat sfed
rom thorough eKamnatlon Ct the evidence rela
ting % its vtrtnes that a. = remedy and pEerenta-
tive for al disease arising from exposure. q theI
ees, Ii stands
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COLLECTING AGEaTs.

ID 5. TUrHML, Deputy United States Marshal,
| III. collects Note Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
n, see Office at Siste capitol, EeXt ooOr % Fed
/ ,rai Court Room. p. y. Lock Box 81, See adger-
/ aaeFnent IN another colnmn. ldecs-sm
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Ard ltr attendant train OF symptoms, It sets more
LIKE 4 CaAkM than = med cine. There is moth
ing In tho whole range Of Mateua Medlca thai can
OF . moment bear comparison with it IN thus dls'
ease.
A fali account Of this wonderful plant nay be
fousd in the 1lth edition Of the L. s. Dlspensaiory
pAgas 1857 and t35s
a series on experiments In whlch Dr. Bull has
bssn ? years engaged, has just be n brought 10 q
"a cessinl terminsiion, and he h. now enabled q
ofer % the public combination OF ohDkON Win
other approved tonics. tho whole preserved 10 the
hsas quality Of copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY
which be j confident hsa equal IN he word.
he might furnish volume OF ceriihcatesu but tils
pubic have long since learned 20 estimate such
thirgs By their true value Tne faiest plan is ioi
every one 70 test Cor himself the virtues neW
tncdioine.
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Foreign Markets.

LTvERF0oL, April y
Cotton sales to-day, 1000 bales, including 8, ,OOl
bales 70 FpecuaiOrs and exporters. Market dull
with deslns Of half psnny, snd panic in the
market
The Manchester market is heavy and declining
Breadstuifs actiTs snd firm. Tns prot ion mar
ket is dull.
LONDON, April Il
Consols closed at sB1kas61S for money United
s atel 10s Tl5s8Tl94 limos Cenfral s0149st
Eue 541<g55.
NV YoRK, Apsil %.
Gold opened At 1891, and elosad a. l205s.
Cotton quiet aad dIoopsug It s53S83G.
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coal AND WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS-Dealers in Cumberland
N and tittsburg Cal, Wood sawed and split IN
stove lengths. Ohice - Church street.. Yard on
Rolnng Mi1hill, south Of Broad. Ali orders filed
nrnmnIlH.
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TINNRRs, sc.

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
81 business Agents, over fOrk's Book Store, 5s1s
Union STR et, Nashville, Tenn. auz6-6nl'
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartic, alternative snd tonic, and is vaua-
bic remedy for affections ot the Liver snd Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cutsne-
Gus dlseases. II a most powerful preventive Of the
Fevers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent IN
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cLEVELANp. TeNNessee.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
INsURANCR.

IL s. uEIANY, Attorney at Law and War Claim
Ia. Agent. Cleveland, 2 enn. novs6-ly
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Dissolution of oopsrtnership 0

FT1HE C0pstnsrship heretofore known nader the
IL firm aaa siyis u HUGHRS a sALTsnAN,
Pnotographerss p uauiuaily dissolved from this
dste, = y. HuEhes retInnE from he concern. T.
\ saltzsnan assuming sud Hqu.dstng al deita q
the late nrm- HUGHES 4 SALESMAN.
February f7th, 1856
In retI.1g nom TIE shove eTr1, ! feeder my
rrtel- a 30 azs uis % ny oif frieuiIs fcr the
llief- p-..llui.aae Ehch has tsaa ertended % "a
and triisi tnat tiey sl cont noe a. ~ -. g- \,
90 -. ,lef- NJ esisnan. feaiing assured tlsi
- = ciaDt, ana VIII use every oarrt 90
pissse =. Eho u,sy feei dlspoaei 10 satrlass birn.
ee~fa y q. UuaHK5.
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L1rrurs. hF., Sept &c. IsIT
On the 23d Of JcIY .aaf -uUHuItte1 tlrluH. Hn
agent OI mine, 10 tbe Medical Director of trs H..
parifnent Of the A my Of lle Cumberland. aIlu-
pie Of NY Cedrou Brlrrs. t r lUH perluu. Hlf r..
quested n after anaIys Hf .Iuul 90 unrufaH1ua. tl
SANCTION AMI approve ..s aaa among our -oIdIHrH.
Abe following Ia t1e HaI.il Ire.l0rs reply. Hr.f
also Gen. Eoz-ersns pff.Hr--I0n 20 ship l.u llaHa
a. once, 10 have DO s..I "a. .altrs.
Iaus Err.
81 am satisfied that Cet1n EItierz sIl fs mo-
hsrn b. any one 30 taken properly AMI 10 u0.Iers-
ton see no oheel0n 60 ur. bul e being permit
Ted 30 dispose Cl . to -ular-.
gEsaF A. THrasFas
Hur..rn .nl M.---l- L-----.-. D. o.
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In Chaneerr Al llesfinnrille. Tenn.
FEBRUARY RULE, lsd6.
?. K Bell and ". q. White, Exrs Of Wm. whit.

?. K Bella v. .. White. Ez'rs Of Wm. White,
aecease1,
Fs-
h. NJ. Watterson
fi Appearing lo the salsfaetiou or the Clerk nra
hE7teri NOM aitdaFil, ths1 the defeudaut Il M
"aiLeraon, is not resident q ne state of Ten-
nesaec,
Il = therefore ordered that publication hs maze
lol oll eeuielulge Eeel,s in TIE Nashville uniou
anesEpaper Tulii shed .u thseity or NrshvlI.- -.
ginrng ne sad Defendant % appear On the hut
aaI q eur o. 1t Court b b. he'd q fhe Courfhousa
p he4iunrle On The burtk Moodag n Marah
leHo tnen and there 9 pisad, ansEer = dru1ur 70
eqmIli ui or The sane VII - aiken for
cQiiisise1 aelnai him and saf for hearpg "a parts
J. p. MOHFonD. g. & NJ.
ie1i-aa+ - 3 q. hrEzs. d. c
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SOMETHING NEW

And othsr mater as requisite Cor building purpo-
saa-
Cement = 70 angle barrel s8 90 for afe tarfsls
ana upNa ards
Farrers VII nnd it 70 taeir interest to give NJ =
cal Tor Land Slaster 10 soE with Clover and other
6rEin and Graas--it doubles he yeid.
OiHee-So. SOUTH C0LLEGE STREET, nes7
thaicn- apr5-9m
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s9ashrille Anion.
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1866.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY TEE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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WAN Ets-aarr7ed Lanss 4hose nes7tn al
- no4 adul.t 81 an laaHFase a. asnhT end q
csnt slaui ~ ~ atlsrta fusata CireuIar = Mar.
30 hyHhua Al counmuniasf'-..--. f.-..s..g s-.ra-
- - Lh DUDLEY sTuakT.
= " Draasr sios. Cnicago, in.
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CAKHIAGE IANUFACTURETs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

nHYERS 8 HUNT-Manultcturers Of ali the
IEA Latest Styles Of Fret Class Carriages and
bagges, EKpTess Wagons and Carryal.s, " Aorth
Market street.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.


ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
C,AMPBELL. MoRWEN a GROEsBECK, AtioT-
he Court5 Coliect.ons promptly attsndes 20;
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Once u North Cherry street, np stars
OTIS, Z. A.--AttOrney and Councillor al Law,
" ofiee fz5s Cherry ~; r o. box '4o.
HANKERs AND BROKERS.
uaIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Government Deposi-
IL tJry-Ao. 50 College street, between Union
and the Pub.ic Square dealers in Uneurrent
Money, Exchange Ooin, and eoyernneat -i 5eceIli 5
sold on Commission. Collections promptly AZ
A- u. sASToRD, Pres't Jas 6. OGDEs, ,Cash'r.
X. @. JAnIsoN, Assistant Cashier.
NEARR, THOs S.-Broker, corner Union and
MI College sJreets, buYs and sells Gold. U1eur-
renI Money Government Securities and NOuchers-
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys AMI sells On COMMISSION.
{, ECoND NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
y ~ cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
Ineut Securities and Con- Collections promptly
blended 10 J. LUHsDEE, Cashier.
u,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Leafs IA Exchanges Government Securities
and Cola. Ucllections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". W. BEERTs Prezideni- EDGAR JoNEs, Cashier
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERs.
DEKRY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs'
i Manufacturers Of alt kinds OF brass sork'
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe OIL well tu-
ting ami pump, gum hose packing, speISeii hooeI
sud baDbit, No. "A bIOad street, near The nVer-
mRrl4
HOOK AND JHR PAINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OO.-BOOk
" anu Jo0 Punters, and pu-llshers Of the Dsi-
N and weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and Deader1ca streets.
hHE tyERK.
.,ppINc w.rER RRawERY-MlNKEL 4
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TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 of Claims, rTOsecutes all classes Of Gains
against he Government for cluzens and soldiers.
Ofhce IS Cesar street, Nashville, can lnoYl-Gu'
VOMtKINs, d. q JO-U. S. c aim Agents,
Uthcers' Pay AccOLnls and QuarIermas te ers'
Vouchers boulht at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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,,PRING WATER Observation-Disclosures a
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ J. Drucker. Brewers
OI Ale and Lager beer, 40. Al Broad stree, Nash
Vile Tenn ldecs ly '
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FUN AT HOME.

Don't be afraid of little fun at home,
good people. Don't shut up your house
lest the sun should fade your carpets and
your heart lest a hearty laugh shake down
some of the musty old cobwebs there. If
you want to ruin your SONS, let them think
that all mirth and social enjoyment must
be left on the threshold without, and when
they come home at night. When once
home is regarded only as place to eat,
drink and sleep in, the work begins that
ends in gambling houses and reckless dis
sipations. Young people must have fun
and relaxation somewhere, if they do not
find it at their own hearthstones it will be
sought at other and perhaps less profitable
places. Therefore, let your fire burn
brightly at night, and make the home
stead delightful with all those little arts
that parents ought to understand. Don't
repress the buOyant spirit of your children;
half an hour of merriment around the lamp
and freight of a home, blots out the re-
membrance of many care and annoyance
during the day, and the best safeguard
they can take with them into the world is
the unseen influence of bright little do
mestic freside.
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IDLE DAUGHTERS.

1t is most painful spectacle in families
where the mother is the drudge, to see
the daughters elegantly dressed, reclining
at their ease, with their drawing, their mu-
sic, their fancy-work, and their reading;
beguiling themselves of the lapse of hours,
days, and weeks, and never dreaming of
their responsibilities; but, as necessary
consequence of neglect of duty, growing
weary of their useless lives, laying hold of
every newly invented stimulant to rouse
their dropping energies, and blaming their
fate when they dare not blame their God,
for having placed them where they are.
These individuals will often tell you with
an air of affected compassion-for who can
believe it real THAT ''poor dear mamma
is working herself to death" Yet, no
sooner do you propose that they should
assist her, than they declare she IS quite
in her element-in short, that she would
never be happy if she had only half as
much to do.-Ms, Eds,
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THE SABBATH.
We commend to our readers the follow

We commend to our readers the follow
ing from Halls Journal Of Health. '-'
The nations of the earth which now
most respect the Sabbath, and most dis
courage labor, pastilnes, and mere amHse-
ments, during It's sacred hours, are the
freest, the happiest, the most prosperous,
and the farthest advanced in the progress
of art, manufacture, and invention; and
that city or town or village or community,
of any Sabbath-respecting nation, which
best keeps the Sabbath as day of rest for
body and mind, is the most noted for all
that is orderly, law-abiding, and substan-
tial and that family of any law-abiding
community, which best observes it by
quiet, by religious worship, and the per-
formance of Bible duties, is the most SUBJ
stantial and respected and reliable IN that
community, while any individual member
of Sabbath-keeping family who most
spends the hours of that sacred day in
meditation, in worship and the prayerfal
reading of the Scriptures, will uniform
.ly be found to follow blameless life; to
possess the respect and confidence of the
whole community; and all men will know
where to look for him, however evil may
be the times-to-wit: on the side Of JUS
'tice and right and liberty and law and
sterling principle.
No man can be so blinded as not TO
know that the Sabbath is least respected
where there is most of all that is vulgar
and profane and abandoned; and that
those who care the least for ii are literally
thieves and murderers, drunkards, prize
fighters, horse racers, and the utterly de-
praved Of all classes; and that these, the
wicked, do not live half their days" As
a means, then, of longevity, of worldly
prosperity, Of individual elevation of char
aeter, every citizen will not only do what
is possible in himself to secure a religious
observance of the Sabbath day, viii not
only countenance and encourage eothers to
do the same, but will polumteer his pecuni-
ary aid to further these things in the CON-
munity around him.
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THE RAr1Nas oF A rRAIroR..

D M;lIiron ono of tho Tndiono Sono
= :. Millgan' ole ~ sI ,ne ..s tnsiaaa e. sVns u
OF hlperty' VINO "aS .rieo, cJny'eseu anu anu
sentenced, pu: whose Punisiil1ers sulI.e Nas s
commu'eo 70 lmPf'sonillen' lof hls' .' ana
VINO was recently Paruoheo anu RECESSED, ,
made set speech 70 ms ooPpearh,e:a9
.h .t,s1aT slnw;na ~ - ooonrred wS;cS i w.. a. ondv
tne Ioiiowlng occurreu' 'i' WHICH was iouuly 'u'i
appiau9ea n.
uca Is J1s.. U pa oue 70 ~ wn1 .hD, ao ..;os aos
understand ms ffoslaehce' .9 'nss iaselce w
sometimes seems taf9y never was
prone 70 9eiiel u tne ireP -
OF special ffoVidence, ouS ons1ag 1 "s 1 y:sa:- =
est sinners Gga'"st 'Oas rlgN'e0"s 'o'I IS Is
q AaAeo10' = Dro'i'' y = -nv.'os. ~ - s'0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-29
QUARRRL.ING.

If anything in the world makes man
feel badly, except pinching his fingers in
the crack of a door, it is unquestionablY, a
quarrel No man ever fails to think less
of himself after it than before. Itdegrades
him in the eyes of others, and what is
worse, increases the power of passion
ate irritability on the other. The truth is,
the more peacefully and quietly we get on,
the better for our neighbors. In nine
cases out of ten, the better course is, if a
man cheats you, quit his company; and if
he ISLANDERS you, take care to live so that
nobody will believe him. No matter who
he is, let him alone; !; for there is moth
ing better than this cool, calm and quiet
way of dealing with the wrong we meet.