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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

The expenses Of the government
ought to be restrained; the reckless
wastefulness of officials should be
prevented; the granting of sucl,
enormous subsidies as are now
given and promised to railroad and
steamboat companies ought to be
stopped ). the frauds upon the reve-
nue. arrested and punished; taxes
reduced, and the whole revenue sys-
tenn put upon new and better basis
at once. Gen Grant is the man to
begin the work. He demonstrated
his ability and disposition to re
trench expenses when he took hold
|of the War Department, and the
same skill and force will be devel-
oped in far higher degree, we trust,
when he comes to the helm of State.
Even an Augean stable may be
cleansei by the river of such power
as he can turn into it, and he has
our best wishes for success in his
Eerculean task. ". Y. Obsefrer.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14
Temperance State Convention,
To be held at Columbus, Ohio, on
the 18th and 14th January, 1869.
THE CALL.

In view of the fact which every
friend of Temperance, and every
Christian and lover of his country
feels to be true, that the demoraliz-
ing influence ofistrong drink is,wide-
spread, and in many places gaining
ground and that the liquor dealers
and their minions are making con-
tinual and persistent efforts to ex-
tend their power and influence, un-
til, by the monetary power they
WELD, they threaten not only to de-
moralize the individual citizen, fill
our land with pauperism and ecime,
but to control our legislative bodies,
and sap the foundations of our free
and Christian Institutions. And feel
| ing that the time has now come
when all churches, all temperance
organizations, and all lovers of God
and humanity should unite upon a
common basis, and combine theii
forces into a permanent organization
for aggressive movementonthe enc
my's strongholds; and believing
too, that it is our duty to impress
upon every citizen the duty Of car
rying his temperance principles te
the ballot box, we, the Executive
Committee Of the Ohio State TEN
/ perance Alliance, would invite all
Temperance Societies in the State te
elect delegates to meet, with ths
delegates of our Branches, in Uni
on Convention at Columbus, on the
18th and 14th January, 1869.
We especially desire the northern
parts of the State. and those portion
which our agents have not yet beer
able to reach, to form Branche
4 of Alliance, and to send delegates
that we may lay before them ou
plans. and that we may secure thei
advice and co operation.
Arrangements will be made wit
Railroads to carry delegates at re
Educed rates. lj.... - 81 +Yaf.-., y
Let every Division of the Sons Q
Temperance, every Lodge OF Goo
Templars, every Temple of Hono1
and every Temperance Society SEM
atleost one delegate. csg = a.s
All our churches Sabbath school:
: and every moral and Christian o.
ganization are invited to send dele
gates, and participate in our delit
/ erations. Ig9 ya4
! On behalf of the o. S. T. Alliance
5 CALEB CLARK, Pres t.
! -- C.P.I SIMPSON, Sec'y.
l On behalf of the Sons of Ten
v M M. DUSTIN, G. w. P.
t 7sa H. V. HORROR, G.. S.
/ On behalf of Temple Of Honor
: s 14H-a J. T. SPENsER, C.. T.
e On behalf of the I. O. of G. !
f lt d. f DEMoLF. G. wv. G.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

LARGE HoGs.-D. M. Robinson,
of Darby township sold few days
ago, q hog of the Poland breed,
that weighed 704 pounds.
A. p. Robinson Of the same town
ship sold two Chester Whites, that
weighed 1C4s pounds Tt would
take but few pigs like these to
place a man in tolerable good cir
ances.---1iarysv,1le TribHne.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

HENRY G. Bowen, publisher Of the
Independent, received, on Christmas
morning, a solid silver service, con-
sisting of sixteen pieces, which was
ordered by B. H. Hutton, Of the
firm Of Bernhard & Hutton, as an
evidehce Of his appreciation of Mr..
Bowen's successful efforts in liqui-
dating a large debt to his firm, con
tracted by Bowen, Holmes & Co.,
just before the rebellion.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

7GIn New York, a few days since,
an Irishman named Patrick Piemorn
was assaulted and stabbed by a
German named George Grooming.
A scuffie ensued, when the Irishman
broke away, staggering into neigh
boring store, and died in q few min
utes. He was stabbed to the heart.
Groning was arrested. ~. a,g. :.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14
MY OLD WOMAN AND +.


We have crossed the bridge Ger the middle of
My old woman and l. life,
Taking our share in the calm and the strife.
With the travellers passing by. trife,
And though on our pathway the shadows are
There's light in the western sky. y.~
Some losses and crosses. of course, we've had,
My old woman and /;
But, bless you'll we never found time to be sad,
And a very good reason why:
We were busy as bees, and we weren't SO m ad
AS to stop in our work to cry.
On our chan geable road as we journeyed along
My old woman and1, EEs
The kindly companions we met in the thron g
Made our lives like a,vision fly; 81
And therefore the few that ima agined us wrong
Scarcely cost us a single sigh.
The~weak and the weary we've striven to cheer
My old woman and /: 5 - There
For we each of us thought that our duty while
Was to do as we'd be done by,
In the hope to exhibit a balance clear
When the reckoning day is nigh.
lJonN BRoUGHAM, in Harper's Magazine.l
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14
THINK OF THEE.

I think of thee when Morning springs
From sleep, with plumage bathed in dew;
And like young bird lifts her wings
OF gladness on the welkin blue.
And when at noon the breath of love rf,
O'er flower and stream is wandering free,
And sent in music from the grove
think of thee-I think of theei
think of thee when soft and wide
The evening spreads her robe OF light,
And like q Young and timid bride,
Sits blushing in the arms of Night.
And when the moons sweet crescent spring
To light DER heavens deep, waveless sea,
And stars are forth like blessed things
think of thee-I think of thee!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

JOSHUA Sharp and Richard Tay-
lor, two your g men of Sharpsburg,
Kentucky, quarreled in a bar-room
on Christmas Eve, and simultane-
ously shot each other dead.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14
FRED. ELLSWORTH'S

r livery & FEED STABLE. Horses and ye-
- hicles. to be had at any hour of the day.
stable in rear of Van Marter House. m16-6nl*
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-14

say? No, no; you're gassin',
Tom" .i.
"Why, I thought you knew the
old fellow, Jason. But you know
him now. That old Quaker's the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
ConpresrIonnI NrMr.

Two EFF rts to consider the recognition Of
Cuba ia led. ... -.I
The Committee on Ways and Means was
Instruct I'D TO enquire into the ex ,.ediency
Of relieving provisions of trade from taxa
ton. a.f .....a.
On the o b inst. the Senate Reco. struc.
Committee heard a dozen speeches, regard
ing virgni,. The Committee al urnrd TO
Situiday. I-..t-. ... sr.r.. .. p. e.
Kelley INTRODUCED bill Incorporating the
Mississippi Valley Lsvee c .mpany, accord
ing to the plan propos ID by the Louisville
Commercial Convention. -. .4
On Thursday the 9th inst. Trunbnll re
turaed with an amendme Mt ON tie Com
mitt.e on the Judiciary, the bill relating u
the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme
Conrt. The:bill as amended declares that
the jurdicial power of the, United States
gives no power to the courts to decide upon
political questions, aud that 1t rests wi h
Cor gress 10 decide what government is the
estal shed one In any State. IL prohibits
the Supreme Court Il ON enteri aiming juris-
diction,o any case growing out of the exc
ruiion of the reconstruction. acts, MT | HI
G vernments of the late rebeliious StItes
are recogn'z-d by Coz gress as valid. re
peals all acts antbor' z Og appeals to the SUI
premeCcnrt in habeus corpus proceedingS.
The President is directed to hold and
proceed with sill prisoners. held in said
States by the military authority, with re-
gard to say civil proceeding or authority
whatsoever. 'F-
Batlsr introduced F,rnsworth's bill IN
the House of Representatives 10 day, ad-
hitting Virginia without qualification.
Ia the Senate' @, rpenter introduced
joint resolution forbcding the departure of
the Spanish eunhoats.
The prospects Of Yitgnia's admission are
frightening.
Pomeroy, with commendatory remarks,
presented petition for the recognition OF
Cuba, sH
In the House. Butler asked publication
OF three bills for the admission of Virgins
to expedite Judiciary Committees action.
Ono providing for the payment Of loyal
citizens for quaitermsster and commissary
stores taken by the Federal troops.
Butler offered a resolution directing the
Committee on Ways and Means to report a
bill taxing the income from interest on
ederal bonds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

boast which built the forbidden and
castelated domain on the hills Of Stat.
ford, had not long been uttered when
the despised Angel Of the Lord admin
istered the mortal rcbuke-'' thou fool ~
In aspiring to show those whom he
despised chow a gentleman could live"
he has but too plainly exhibited how
misoganist aud misanthrope can live
and an atheist con die. Upon the whole
it is not well to tell the world that it
has been enriched hy having produced
such q child. PROFESSIONALLY his style
as a writer of the english tongue was
The finest that Virginia has yet produced,
and the writer Of this article can never
forget bow, when be first imbibed q
fondness for refined cugi,h, he read
and reread his clasic dicliou, Null ! is
( love for The author became sucli as to
1 bliud him to his social ADD moral de-
formity. We would rather have been
told, that, after ais heating and monld,
ing of Southern septincnt in the cruc'
Die Of passion, he bad gone TO the field
of blood, aDlicipating cold aud hungeI
land thirst aud even wounds, than com
fort ard military glory LEI ause forsodth
he loved power and 10 command uen
We are well aware that the latch Ike,
Of coucealmcnt, if used uomcrcifully
could place most mcp upon The rack Q
rcputational torture, and that charity
even in its poorest phase Of vitality
should cause us to turn away from niue
: of such exposure that is unpleasinl
but DR.. Bagby has shown rlat ther
| was that about Mr.. Daniel which shoul
! shock the moral sense Of mankind. !
bad been better for his fame that tn
. world could behold him ouly as h
chose to reveal himself when standiD
5 for inspection before the mirror of jour-
7 alism. 7rl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
Affairs IN VIRGINIA.
Report of Gen. Candy.


Gn. L. r L. Canby's report Tor Virginia
embodies statements relative to the rec nj
elections, Ks the additional app ~ ratio
for recons ruc,ion purposes, Of s65 600, ard
has the following Of general interest
One Of the most important duties deyo,v
ing on the Dis riot g mmsnder, after | ar
stunned the cnmiaaDd on a. RI 20 1863, was
that of making appointments to Oh the va
vaneies in the civ III ;es, created by the
operation o. the iut II solut on o. Congress
Of F. b. 10, 1863. The total rnmher Of civil
oflicers iu h. State, aft cited by the resolu-
tim, was 6 oil, and of this number only
SS5 were fonnd in office WIN uld qualify
under the Law of July 2, 1862. leaving 5lIG
appointments to be made. To the LIST OF
October, instant, 500 sppoi' tments have
bee made, and of these I0S have declined,
resis ned, been removed, or base failed TO
qn4l fy, leaving 2 ,362 now in oihee, and
asa Vacancies.
Fam the first it was found very flitult
70 fad suitable per,ons who were Willing to
accept offices, he duties Of which iDterfered
with then binary basin rs, or Occ siOned
good deal Of trouble, and yielded no COM
pens uipn. Another embarrassm mt result
ted from the so ial and political pre- sure
that Was brought to bear upon nearly all
alive Virgiuian$ WHO were suggested or
Q commended for an Office that involved The
n, assiiy Of an office prescribed by the law
Of July 2, 1862. At this time, however, 1t
is believed that every county has a sufli-
Client number of qualified magistrates to
organize and hold its regular CourIs, and,
with few exceptions, county organization IL
so far completed as TO DO in working coldi-
O1s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
JENNESSEE NEUS-

The election for delegates to the Co..
veution tax. place Tomorrow and the can
vars is progressing quietly throughout the
State, V,ry few caudida'es of r who op
po.e the Convention. -. The b II for the
Cjrcjnnatti Railroad ia likely TO b" defeat
ed =. Col. Ahner G. Jackson, 0 Rockville,
died on Tuesusy from the effects of fall
from a buggy -. George ". Harris, better
known as SUI Lovengoed, died Ia K oxville
On the 10 h.. At a me Jog of be Tennes
see bond -holder, f,w days since, in New
York It was fonnd that there are Of Ten
m.ssee bonds $50 100000 whereof $780, 900,
900 we're is ued to railroads. One half of
these cannot pay On d, mand. the TO ids
actually cost 500 00n,0t A committee
goes to the L gislaiure 10 urge that roads
be ICED in the hands Of q receiver for the
ben, ct o. tho bond holders. IA little
daughter If John uAslam was burned to
death, few days ago, Ia Nashville. -,
Edward STACY, Revenue Detective, has
been arrested on charge of whisky frauds
I'm. Burns, President of the Nashville
Northwestern r. r., has resigned Secre-
tary Fletcher states that siece September
9Th, he had issu, State bonds to the fol-
lowing named railroads Tennessee and
Pacific $685., 900; Mineral Home, $780, 900
and Southwestern, S3l 900.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

into convention they have all to lose
aud nothing to gain. There are times,
however, whom conventions ought to be
held, aud good men ought to submib
even a tho expense Of being ruled oil
To act otherwise would necessitate the
election of bad men.
lis hardly probable that the first OF
January is the proper time, nor sit al
all certain that there is need of a con>
vcuiou for the Spring election. a
month later and many, finding election
impossible, will leave the field to those
VINO are stronger, when the necessity
for convention will be done away with.
Keep cool, gentlemen, time enough yet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

curs, :" A motion was carried to hold a
Con, ention on the fest Monday In Janua'y
rex', to nominate candidates for County
offices.
Personally, have no knowledge of any
such motion. Aft,r the meeting had adj
ioutned, audi had left the Court room, 30
start homo, was overtaken by Esq. R1ea,
aud Informed that such motion had car.
ried, just as the audience was dispensing,
ard that IT. was desired that 1t be inserted
In the mimi es.
ain DO informed by Col. VI, LIN that
no such motion vas niade-that ho simply
made a tursestio1 To that effect. also
have letter from G !. G. r Mcclellan,
corroboratipg Col. NJ, Luis statement.
1t WAS cerisinly not my purptsc to foist
a Convention ulr,n the pecp'e iegardess Of
their wall, and doubtless Eiq. Rhca was
honestly mistaken.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
YJRGTNyaNEUS.

A company as been incorI Grated called
The Virginia Plsster Company" under
battrr which provides that the capital
took shall not be i, - than Sl0O 900, divi
6.d into shares Of s. 0 each, with Iogcr to
acquire real estate not TO exceed lOOO
acres. Tue pril eipal flee to- be al Satvl g,
and the principal place Of business to be IN
W ashipgton county, Va, The Object Of the
company is W mine snd prepare plaster ard
nanufs cture and sell isrtiHz rs. The Cfi.
GERS are, President, 2. II. CAiltu, Siaun-
ton Supe riutaudent and Treasurer, NJ +.
Maize, S ,ltville; S. creiary, W. a Maze
S,tvilr. The DiTocto. $ With the ah"ve,
are James LangSn aud F. W Hughes,
Pottsvil 8, PEN sy iysuia John Ech"ls All
u Ri Staurtup. Mr.. Ab } .cksph,
az Pr,ersLurg, WIS cut with knife by w.
w. Y. Menu Wednesday ght 80 badly U a.
n IA thought he will not recOv,r....T The
a, aths 10 Nor folk last mouth, fiic'sl'y re-
ported hy the health flicer, w're q blacks
10 II whites. This while the white popnla'
ton exceeds that of tho blaC ks...,. The
.pn of s3 800 vas subscribed Ia Lexington
last Monday H. all OF the Il ckbridgc hgri-
cultural s cicty C o'onrl Farrar willie
ture ia l. King o. Tuesday and Wednesday
cv nirgs next ioc the benefit ofthe hu'ldins
~ d ~, tie Rut,st chUiehr..A ~ biio'
ASS iis G ,ngrsss =" recognize The in'epen
uence Oh iUa 10 Oeing circulated i'll Lyhch
Lurg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
'''' D, F. BAILEY.
PnhLlc hchnnLs.

rtt DCnLIS, Va, 1869.
Mssrs. EiiorS .--Ahhopgh living upon
the ierdefs OF w ginis, we feel, neveri he
lets, tlai You are deeply Interested in tho
welfare Of our State in every respect. o.
this account we hops, through the columns
of ynur paper, TO arouse the members OF
nur ,'gi~latu,e, and the people oC q ose
sect ous Ia which your Taper circulates, to
think and act upon III Common School
System infr, duccd by our new Constitution
N such way as to make u the b'St pos 81 BILE.
Thereis n doubling in regard to its be-
ing'ibtfoiuced in short time, by any well
informed man. The Conservative G m-nlt-
tee Of the Legislature, when before the
Roeoustruclibn Com mittee's Cha 'rman, Con
erai Dnller, declared that, "Th.v were for
carrying out the provisions II the State
Constitution, az far az sd pied, to the very
letter and spirit OF It's intent aud the law /"
Gen. Pm Ter, upO1 this be'ng reed, said
swell, that settles VII ginia's I'm ssiou,''
When sdmtted, can we, like Geo gia, d nv
our owe sc i5ns, and destroy cur ownpeac, 2
Msny may think, aad sons haze said,
awe Will leeisate n liItl- 81 a time, AID
fiusll give i up, and IL will b, h.rpN frim
the G. ,titu,iou." But to such . Oh Idea
Mn" We say, act honnrabiy, for yon have
yonr heads In the liai's mouth. We have
had these new ideas th 'nwp up MS, AID
let us msks the most Of them. UNIVERSAL
education h come with universal suffrage
aud we must look around us for men 10 take
the matter MP, and carry on to success. -
But then these obs icles, taxation, sparce
population, lack OF good T. achers, mixed
schools aud imperfect attendance J The
| rich make mistake when the complain
of IL Ration, OF any one does, If they con.
slider two things, their duty TO their fellow
man-a moral duty 10 educate him, so as
to keep him from crime, and secondly, an
interested motive, which would keep them
| from paying for the prosecution, c0ndem.
nation and punishment Of the criminal.
I Sparce population Is no obsticla, for in tea
4 years Virginia will be well peapled, at
/ presebt rate Of immigration Tie other
| three, Indifferent teachers, mixed schools
and non the Fl st can be answer,
! ed We have numbers Of young men, wei
educated and willing to teach, the next
mixed schools will never exist; aud last
ronattendance will be under the eye Of tbs
| District uperintendaut, who WI oJlige o
to come 10 school N
The great OH ct then will lie to elect !
/ State Superintendent, well fitted for car
1 rying on. these ideas 1t gives me grea
4 pleasure 10 recommend to all the Senator
I snd Delegates from your portion Of on
State, Professor CHARLES MARIN, Of Ham
den Sidney, as State Superintendent o
! Public Schools, an experienced teacher. q
4 great powers If combination AID orglDizl
/ ton, trne lovec of Virginia, aud who vii
I prot ct .'be rightsof al.
! YOUNG IDEA. 2
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

Iiosleter's United stalcs Almapac, for $50, for
distribution, gratis. throughout the United States
ga all civilized counties OF the Hestern Hems-
phcrc will b. pub ishcd about uie Isl Of January,
and ali who wish understand the true philosophy
of health should read and ponder tlc valuable sug-
ccstioi IL contains II addition to AN admirable
medical trentse on thu causes. prevention AID cure
Of great variety az diseases, It cmhraccs large
amount Of Information interesting TO the merchant,
the mechanic the miner, the farmer, the planter,
and pr fes.ional man; afh the calculations have
been made for such meridians and laitudes ne are
most suitable for correct and comprehensive NA-
rtoNAL CALEspAR.
Tho nature. uses. and extraordinary sanitary Of
frcts cf ItDsTBTrBR's STOMACH BlTTERs, tue
staple tonic and Alternative Of more than half the
Christian world, arc fully set forth Ia its pages,
which arc also intcrp ersod with pictorial illustru-
tious valuable recipes forthc household and farm,
humorous anecdotes, aud other instructive d
amusing reading matter original and selected.
Among the Animals 10 hprenr with the opening Of
the year, this viii he orc Of The most useful, and
may b. had FER he dsking. send Tor copies to the
Central Mauufaetory, ut Pittsburgh, Pa, or TO the
near~. dealer IN lipSrETrER'S STOMACH BIT
TnRs. Tho BlTTERs are sold in every city, town
sud village, aud are extensively used throughout
The rntire ciyllA,d world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
County Z, nrent,ons.

1t rarely hadpcns that county conven.
tions give satisfaction, aud the PROPOSE
ton to hold a convention at Blountyille
on the first Moaday in January, to nom
mate candidates for county Offices, meets
with such general uisfuvor that it is not
at all likely that tho convention will be
hell, aud ii held that it will he lightly
attended and break up in row. We
Odvoeate the right Of boiling, as the
chairman, the committee, the resolutions
aud the candidate haze generally been
cut, dried and carried in some mau's
vest ? eket for days before the coa1en
ton meets.
Mn who arc strong before the poo.
PIE aud confident Of success, never de.
sire conventions and rarely ever submit
for the simple reason that if thew @,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
MATRTMONIAI.

EsrrLvrLnE, Va, 9th Dec, 1869.
The following is u list of Marriage "
G cuse issned by the CT rk ct the County
Court of Sro't county. for the week ending
18th Of December, 1869:
Dec. s., j. b. vick RS on I Mlly MADDOX;
s. S. Robinett and NJ Jennings
Dec. g., William r. Mandy and M'ry f.
1eup'etOn
Dec. TO-, JJbn A. Henley and SNsan Iiil'
S.,ll. WORlSON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
Afln,issiol. of. Tlrnimln.

All the bills for tho admission Of
Virginia were postponed until Saturday
ostersibly because they were not print
ed. There seems to be but little doubt
that the State will be admitted 10 few
DAYS, since even Ben Butler aud the
Michiguudcr Wells, are both in favor
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

THE beneficial effects Of these
Bitters can be aHested By thou
sands acho hare used them and
acknowledge them superior to
any thing Of the kind ecer before
offered to the public.
rs a sure cso'e for Dia,7hea,
Loss Of appetite, Eecer and
Agae, Cholera MorJaS, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General DEBILITY or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has no equal. 10 is especially
recommended to persons trarel-
ing, as tending to counterfeit the
effects Of a chdnge Of vater.
These Bitters should be Jouad
upon the Sde-JoGy1 Of eoeyg
family, as meA as the Bar Of
every aoel-regalated Hotel,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

LEAD, II c ANE CoAL.-M. Aaron Dick.
son a Pennsylvaria min,.r, called at onr of.
Ace on Tuesday. says the Jonesboro Herald
and Tribune OF ths . h. ani exhibited fine
Specm OF zinc and lead cres, and btu
minous coat, which he says he founl ten
mile south of that place, in the m ,uutains
The face he rtprcsents, as being vfry
rich. lie is prospecting Tor Eastern Mining
companies aud assures us he never saw
more opeful indication Of rich and abun>
liant d,postes as he has fonn1 10 the noun
tsins Of Est Teng,s scc. lie claims to I've
miner of long exp 'rience, and to be pro-
Hcient In the analysis.