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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
TOLEDO AGENCY OF
The Great United States Tea Company
HOLLlSTER g. WILBUR,

HOLLISTER g. WILBUR,
Druggists and GrocerS,
OF Summit-strcet, Toledo,
DEGULAR appointed Agents for the sale of
HI Teas aud Coffees, imported by the Great Uni
ted States Tea Warehouse of t. Y. KELLEY & Co.
No. 80 Nesey street, N. Y,
T. Y. Kelley q Co. wish II especially under
stOod that they guarantee all the Teas and COffees
sold Clearing this Trademark by the above firm,
pure and unadulterated, as imported by them.
They sold at the same prices as at their Ware
house in New York, and at triaing advance on
the cargo price, and are of the best quality and
flavor. Please examine Messrs. 7. 7. Kelley 4
Co.'s -.v -t..tI tiii t't.i'..- .iH. poo ~.
Do rs.- PRICE LIST. r,rs .r
"'' 2 '' TEAS.
Oolong Black, so, 20, so, 90, 81 per h best.
Mixed (Green aud Black), 60, 20, so, 80, 81 per
h best.
Young Hyson Green }, 90, 20, 80, 90, 81, 81 10,
81 Is per ID best.
Imperial (Green) 90, 81, 81 25.
Eng, Breakfast (Black), 20, so, 90, 81, 81 10,
81 20, best.
Japan, 90, 81, 81 25 per u.
Gunpowder, 81 25, 81 so per lb.
COFFEE.
We make a speciality of Ground Coffee. Our
list, will be seen, comprises extensive vari-
ETY. in price and quality but we confidently assure
our patrons that any and all will give perfect
satisfaction. s.
PRICE LIST.
IS cents, 80 cents, 35 cents, best old Government
Java 40 cents.
bat Our Royal Club Coffee
Is pronounced by judges as an excellent article
warranted pure. IS cents per pound.
CLUB ORDERS filled at New York prices, and
sent by Express to any part Of the country,
Charges collected on delivery.
GOOd Tea aud Coffee may now be procured
from H0LLISTER g. WILBUR, at from so to Il
per cent. less than parties have been in the habi
Of paying.
ssES- Remember the place to make this saving
is at 80 ~ ''~-'-
40 Oh ISummIt-street, Toledo.
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nETITION TOIs DIVONCE.

Elizabeth Adkins Court of Common Pleas,
va. yU,oi f,a,,at. mt,
The abovs-named defendant, George Adkins, is
hereby notified that the said Elizabeth Adkins, on
the Esd day Of NAV, A. ID. 1868, flied her petition
in said Court, charging the said defendant with
wilul absence for three years last past and grnss
neglect of duty, without just cause, and praying
that the petitioner may be divorced from said de-
fendant aud for such other relief Ms in Justice she
IL entitled 10. ELIZABETH ADKINS.
BY CnAs. @. STARR, her Attorney. ''. as
Perrysburg, o., May 27, 1868. 6le6 rs
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ROOK AGENTS WANTED


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HAsKINs ADvERTIsEMTs.
MEAL FEED & HOMINY MILLS
HASKINS. OHIO. 1

A MES 4 WORTH are prepared to do custom
"A Grinding for the Farmers Of Wood county
more promptly than any other mill in Mis- vicinity
Always on hand aud for sale or exchange LOT
Grain,
Coarse and Fine Meal, Chop Feed and Flour.
AMES 4 WORTH are always in the market
buying all kinds Of Grain and Farm Produce, and
paying better prices than any other market in
Wood county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron ruRIFYEre TIE moon.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoyss
Is derived from its cures,
many 81 which are truly
mArveuous. Inycterate
cases Of scrofulous ,lis-
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purincd and cured Inv ii.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whichwere Az
gravanted, ne,1, ! py y y,,l me : s,s. scrof.l;
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT

We have received a copy of Colonel Fon-
taine's report on the condition and pros
poets of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company to be presented to the annual
meeting of stockholders Oh Thursday next.
He remarks "The corporate title Of
sYirqinia Central Railroad Company
under which the stockholders of this COM
pany have annually assembled for so many
wears, and in which name so many difficult
ties have been met and overcome in prose-
cutting our work to its western terminus, has
no longer any legal existence. Memory
will, however, recall some very plensant
recollections with the old title Of 'Firginie
Central and doubtless there ero some
stockholders who feel q little sadness that
the name under which they haye been 60
long associated has only to be remembered
as something in the past. Eut whilst ;HsS
feeling of regret may be to some extent IN
duleed, yet it must be rccollcctcd that the
name and style of our cornoration only hns
been changed. The great purposes Of the
company will still be to promote Virginia
interests, whilst the objects and designs o.
the company are vastly enlarged with the
ACQUISITION of very valuable rights and
privileges. We are about to accomplish, as
YOUR Board believe, what has engaged the
attention of patriots and statesmen for more
than half a century. We are about to open
a direct communication between the waters
of the Chesapeake and the Mississippi
Valley, bringing the western and north
western States into connection with Atlantic
cities by the cheapest and most direct route
IN this continent"
Then reciting the several steps by which
tho Central Railroad Company was finally
meraed me- into the Covington and Ohio Rail
road ne Company, Colonel Fontaine says: "The
construction of the road from Covington to
the Ohio river was undertaken by the Com
monwealth of Virginia in the year 1888
entirely on State account. and was prose
cuted by means of appropriations under
several acts OF the Legislature until the
work vas arrested by the occurrence of the
war in 1861. Up to that date, in round
numbers, the sum Of $3,0OO,OOO haa been
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Il UCTION SALES THIS DAY.

REGNAULT & co. will sell at 10 A. NJ, at theiI
storchousc, a splendid assortment Of h"uscholG
and kitchen furniture, stoves, mattresses, car
pets, beds, oilcloths, bedsteads, hoL-house
plants, &c.
ELL & G0DDIN will sell at43 2. NJ, on the pre-.
miscs, two building lots on second between Du'
val and Baker streets.
a. S. MADDOX Will sell at 2. NJ, in Manches-
ter, q lot of household and Kitchen furniture.
COOK & LAUGHCOA VIII sell at the horse LOT
at 10 a. NJ. horses, mules, hogs COWS, top
wagon &c.
II. Z. TAYLOR Will sell In rear Of the BallarC
House at 10 4. NJ. horses mules, &c.
z. GATIIRIGHT will sell at 1913 MaiD street, al
10 A. NJ, a large assortment OF parlor and
chamber furniture, &c.
T. W. KEESEE will sell on Council Chamber Hill
horses, mules, cows, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

VISIT OF INSPECTION TO THE PENrrEN-
TIARY.-Governor Wells made en- official
visit to the State prison yesterday after
noon. This was his first visit since this
institution has been in charge of Superin-
tendent Wardwell. He went through the
various workshops, hospital, kitchen, &C.,
and seemed to take great interest in each
department. He inquired minutely into
the management and comfort of the inmates,
and left apparently we'll pleased not only
with the good order and discipline which
was exhibited, but also with the manage
ment Of the institution and its general
cleanliness.
Our reporter noticed among the inmates
several idiots, who would be much better
off if placed in an insane asylum. One Of
these unfortunates," he was informed,
was deranged when sent there, and the
others have become SO since their admis-
sion.
Under Mr.. Wardwclrs management the
whole grounds have been we'll cleaned and
draiEed, and the premises are now entirely
dry.
One of the inmates Colonel George Ford,
formerly of Alabama, sent from the city
of Lynchburg fo- forgery,) is very low with
consumption.
The prison library contains-Bibles and
Testaments, l30; Bible Readers, $50 !; re-
ligious pamphlets and tracts, 1000; mis-
cellaneous, 567; states, 242.
Nfessrs. jeremiah Willetts and Fl. W.
Holly have by frequent contributions very
materially aided the collection.
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APPoINTMENT.-The Chair of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children in
the Summer School of the Medical College,
60 creditably filled heretofore by DR.. Pee
bles, has been recently divided, and DR.. F.
B. Watkins, of this city, appointed to the
department Of Obstetrics, DR.. PEBBLES re-
tanning the department Of Diseases Of
Women and Children.
DR.. Watkins brings to his position high
professional reputation, and in the depart
ment to which he has been appointed q
reputation very widely extended, with q
peculiarly happy talent for teaching, and
cannot fail to give eminent satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

The FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-The hop at
the Spotswood Hotel on Thursday, under
the auspices Of the Richmond Sociables,
was brilliant assemblage of manhood and
beauty. Everything passed off pleasantly.
The officers of the Sociable Club are Will
liam Myers, president, and SIS. Campbell
vice-president.
CommiHee.-C. c. Bridges, Byrd War
wick, Robert Jennings, and Thomas G.
Jones,
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SURE CURE.-Thc ARCHIMEDEAS sCREw VEN
TILAToR and SMOKE CONDUCTOR are the very
best contrivances for smoky ch!mneys which have
yet been brought 10 the attention OF the public.
They are sure cure for smoky chimneys. They
may be seen at MoUSTCAsTLE's, on Seventh be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets.
The FIREPLACE HEArER-;he latest aud best
heater now In use-will also be furnished by
MorSTcASTLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

LIFTING THE VEIL.-About two hundred
dirty, half-starved-looking negroes gather
ed in the hall once known as Republican
Headquarters last night in response to
call published in the Neeo Nation for
week past. Hunnicutt had promised to lift
the veil; but the audience were disap-
pointed. The old man talked for nearly
Two hours, but it was only doleful outcry
against the carpet-baggers," who have
ruined, first mis- gubernatorial prospects,
then his paper, and are now, as he says,
trying to ruin him. He advocates the call
ing of new Republican Nominating Con-
vention, and the formation of a new party
to be composed of "loyal Virginians."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

ExEcUTIvE.-The Governor has perdoned
Samuel Smith, convicted by the county
court of Mecklenburg Of house-breaking,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year. Pardon has been refused Littleton
Winder, convicted at the May (ls66) term
of the Circuit Court for Accomac county,
charged with stealing steer, and sentenced
to the peritentiary for four years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

The WEATHER was cold enough for De-
cember yesterday. 1t showed for several
hours, but the fakes melted almost as
rapidly as they fell. We have probably
seen the last of the delightful Indian sum-
mer, for which the autumn Of 1868 will be
n, r,anrorahIa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

RAILROAD PROXIES AND DIRECTORS BP-
PoINTED.--At meeting of the Board OF
Public Works held yesterday the following
appointments were made:
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Proxies: Robert Boiling, Petersburg; John
f. White, Richmond; G.. X. Gilmor, Hem
rioo. Directors Franklin Stearns, James
II. Platt.
Orange and Alerandria Railroad
Proxies Josiah Millard, Alexandria;
James F. Carlin, Alexandria; Daniel W.
Lewis, Fairfax. Directors James Stewart,
Alexandria Franklin II. Wissler, Shenan-
doah S. Furgeson Beach, Alexandria;
John B. Troth, Accotink, Fairfax county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

Mayors COURT, FRIDAY-MAYoR CHA
HooN.-Solomon Johnson (negro), stealing
500 pounds of iron, valued at twenty-five
dollars, from DR.. L. j. Archer. Discharged.
II. ". Hay, having in his possession q
lot Of iron plates and other scrap iron stolen
from Dr.. j. L. Archer. Discharged.
Elizabeth Robinson and Easter Johnson,
brought up on cross-warrants for assault
and battery. Fined five dollars each.
Jack Scott (negro), keeping q hog in the
passage Of his house, thereby causing a
nuisance. Hog confscated.
James Shepherd (negrol, stealing iron
from the Tredegar Works. Sent to the chain
gang for ten days.
j. H. Eubank, drunk and disorderly in
the street. Fined five dollars.
Bridget, Catharine, and Joseph Divine,
assaultipg and beating William Divine.
Discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

PERsoNAL.-General Stoueman went to
Fortress Monroe yesterday to be present at
the target experiments with heavy ord
nance.
Assessor Hudson has gone TO Washington
On business connected with his Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

FIGnTISG IN MAYORS CoURT.-William
P. Cox and W. R. Woodson were fined twen-
ty dollars each yesterday for having pu-
gilissic "set to- right in the presence OF
his Honor the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

JUDGE BURNHAM's COuRT.-Lewis A.
Williams was yesterday tried and convicted
of a felonious assault on A. NJ. Davis with
intent to kill. He was sent to the peniten-
tiary for one year.
Thomas Howard, indicted for burglary,
was found guilty and sent to the peniten-
tiary for five years but motion for a new
trial was granted.
Tho case of W. a. Hoppe will be tried
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

TIE BrGoRs OF WINTER, just now begun, arc
greatly sof.ened by good. quick k.nding fuel. The
dry yellow pine kinding and the unspli. sawed,
and coarser split oak for CRATES and cooking, Is
just the need OF Offices and dwellings. Order at
factory, south side Basin, or at WATKINS, Cor
TRELL &c CO.'S, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

VESSELS.
IRA NJ Snow, schooner Sardinia; Captain Isaac
Ramsey schooner American Eagle; John Pred
more schooner Adoly: T. a. Crammer, schooner
J n. Eapp: Captain j. G. Turner, W. Ii. Gay,
barque satellite.
PACKAGES.
z. S. Beach; w. \. Bugg.
INITIALS.
The 7 eader Publisher Richardson's hlmanac
No. l437 Franklin street; Chandler House..
ALEXANDER SHARP, 7. NJ.
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2iclruroud 9ispattl1,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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SUSDAY-sCHooL MEETING.-A Sunday
school meeting under the auspices of the
Methodist sunday-school Society will be
held in Rockets Methodist church on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

NJ. ELLYsoN 4 co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, as pub"
lshers' rates, for cash. Apply st this ehce.
ty 3i-eode
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jeweiry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Call and see them ut NowLIss & CO.'S.
a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICE To-MoRRow.-Rev
7. G. Jones, D. D., will preach in the Man,
chester Baptist church at II 4. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

HoNoRABLT DISCHARGED. Ben Elan
and John Thomas, who we're carried before
Commissioner Chahoon on the charge OF
attempting 10 defraud the Government out
Of the tax ON twenty pounds OF tobacco,
proved that they came honestly By the TO-
bacco, and we're honorably discharged oy
fha Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-By private let.
ter received last evening We are advised
that Chief Justice Chase will be IN Rich
mond on Monday next to hold his Circuit
Court. He will be on the bench with Judge
Underwood for several days, and will have
an eye on the whiskey ring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

BURGLARY on UNION HILL.-The house
of Mr.. Simcns, on Twenty-ninth street,
Union Hill, was entered on Wednesday
night and robbed of large quantity of
clothing, sc. Warrants were issued against
certain parties suspected Of the theft, but
none Of the stolen property was recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21

LIST OF USmAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHmOGD PosToFFICE NovEa
Der q, ,IlSG8.-W. Il. Pohl, Nestmorelana
county, Penn; Miss Susie Branch, Green
brier county, Va.
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DRUSHES-Paint, Wall, Stencil, Var
o'.s no % "''--i0s 'A'' - DOVE = MosELEy,
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POET OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, iscs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers w. g. Dunham q Co.
Steamer Petersburg Creighton, Baltimore, mcr-
chaIdise AID passengers, Hareeys Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer Claymont Morgan, Philadelphia, Eer-
chand!se and passengers. W. y. Porter
stsglaer EilLa Hancox, Clifford Norfclk, me-
chardise and passengers l.. Il. Tasarn.
schooner Caryliue Hsll down .he ityer lighs.
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IN A-NlsN.
Mother Suiigsrdo; Q. L. B. (2j.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

HENS LIST.
LrCk"ta Junius
luus iuott!, Joseph
Long, Or. III. i.
Ma.,itr, Reuben
Ma, cr, \. K. f..
Marliu, JuHius n.
Mallory, Garland
MAYO, =. &.
Ma ley, Gen. Dabney II.
Mans, 'fCmmus
McrriinIn, " lillian r.
Mead j. A1.
Miles, Lewis NJ.
Miller. James B.
Micnacl, h.
Miller, Emanuel
Muran, samuel
Montgomery, Norris
Moore, j. 4.
noss. j. :.
Morris, Gideon W.
Mo c ey. Il Alcxsndcr
Myers. William
Morris, W. Meyer
McCuily, Francis
Nc ormack, John
McGovern, George w.
McGoyern, Frank
Mcintosh, Il. N.
Sic = lIinncy 4 TO.
McWhlrt, George
Nelson John
Norris, john B.
Orme, John NJ, Son &
Co.
OStwald, August
Palmer. James +.
PAlLison. James +.
Fat lex William
I'CfCN. H. q.
pcrdue, James X.
Peterson, X bert
Pettis Robert b.
Perues, 1adglcr
Pem5 rtnn, William ID.
PDnlyd, Garland
Pleasaats. +. NJ.
Pleasan S, VIM. III. (3)
Pleasants. j Jrdan
Powers, Il dward
Porter, j. X.
Porter, W. d.
Powell, W. A.
Price, K. j..
Qualls, John ID.
OuarleS, Moses
@ aries Willie
Itagland John 5.
lta2au. Jerr inur
Randolph. George
Rasliu Charlie
Rennolds, Philip j.
Read, Deary
Rhodes, Edw. c.
Richmond N watkins
Robertson, William
X bcrts, T. IL.
Roberts. Robert
Robinson. Russell
hosser, j. r., Jr.
Rose, has. (colored)
Robertson, Q. A.
Rosenberg, Messrs.
Rock, An GsiuS
Hu b. "A llliam
Russ !! =. IL.
Rush. Albert
saamuus, christopher
Saaaler, Richard
ia c. warren
Schuman, a, e,
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These figures show o very large increase
over the amount of assessments made in the
corresponding month of the preceding year,
the taxes assessed in October, 1867, being
s25, 5,528.94. The returns for the month OF
September. 1867, were s27,3l2.S5. In Sep
temher, 1868, they amounted to s1o4,-
4s2 42-showing an increase for this year
of s9l, ,7i542 in October, and Of S71,lI0.o9
for the month of September.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

= 1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
! 'vN<ING IN THE RICHMOND POST
hLLIIE NOVEMBER 2l, 1855:
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s25,47l 80 due the State for the use of Blue
Rid ge railroad s7.537.13 paid for lots in
Richmond and on account of the construc-
ton of the road from Jackson's river to
Covington; s13, ,sO6.83 on account of extern
sion from Covington to the Ohio river; and
s22, ,772.44 bonds issued for interest due
this last being only n change of the form of
liability, and S2l, ,443.90, as above stated,
being investment in property, making m
aggregate Of s4,21640 which is not of the
character of debt.
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INTERNAL REVENUE AssEssMENTs.-We
published few days since an approximate
estimate of the amount Of internal revenue
assessments for the month Of October in
this district. The books Of the different as
SCISSORS are all now in, and from their re-
capitulation we gather the following spe-
ciic amounts
~, obow,ry tobacco $50. 03s 81
~ AZ a,i.n ~. ,oharr .......... 500 0s
- ~, ~ o,, htstat ,............. &C. fe7 II
~ ~ 80 srbiasfs s.......... ssolT IL
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nawyyE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NoyEMBSa u, isss:
sun riges es........T25 Noon SETS. IL ~
49,, sets ~ xs5 High tide. A. ID. 80. .s.sl
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-23

was important to know the connection between tht
aequitta Of the President and the blood of the Ten
nesseans The President was very much interest
ed in this, and said the matter ought by all means
to be brought to the attention Of the Court
REVENUE MATTERS.
"Another matter for which I have been blamed
and denounced" said the President ''is corrup.
ton and crime in the revenue department Well,
if that's true, why has not the Senate acted upon
the cases of suspension for cause that have sub
mitted to it. There are great many Of these
cases now pending, but they won't act on them.
They have taken no notice Of any but the triaing
case of some postmaster I have never failed to
do my part by suspending persons accused of crime
or corruption. Why don't the Senate act in what
have already called their attention to?'
MACK
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-23
dayt that we knew them, or first cousins of theirs

dayit that we knew them or first cousins Of theirs
long ago.
How we fell asleep again-how we dreamed a
bout mean men-how we seemed to get stuck in a
black swamp full of Smiths and Joncses instead Of
swamp-ash and water elms-how old parsonages
seemed ready to topple down-how Jones stood by,
slate in hand, to prove that $500 to minister was
worth more than $l,5OO to "another man"-and
how some men seemed meaner than there was any
necessity for-how the familiar voice suggested
that it was that last cup of greentea drank at Sis
ter K-s-and how there was another dream Of
another sort, we may tell one of these days.
Meanwhile, how is yoar parsonage? Have you
fixed your estimates? Have you solemnly resolv,
ed that minister is worth less per year than vii
lage book-keeper or saw-mill engineer Have
you?-Ritsbrg Aduocate.