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he ,fsosiss Coda Il fss5ls coaR u, Nissis.
sippi, made At the March tet1A, 'IseS, thereof
ID the matter Of the petition Of W. C. Max.
we'll, eassutst, 70 sell ihe lands belonging 70
The sstsss u rsttsr Hall, decreased, ! will as
ssssster n sai1 estase, proceed q sell On the
"a Any Of NovsMbef, 1859, At Peach Creek,
u -. ds1sty, talheA A1gk4k and best bidder,
~ pheS Saery, ,.Ske-hai ~ cash and The hal.
ancs "a { creditsf six msashs aftsr the day
n saIA withlA legal hours. aliqC the south
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s:s,s |' : s.ss..s:.y ::.:y 2kElF;; ;aI,:s sls
|511 s.rssslssss wiIi be rsSsirsd . ri,c
nPpvsvst sser4sy ~ sdeaSakacs y
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3NES ACADEMY
u YouIe LADIES.
~, esiaiGa Sg6 Mstss Il
III irbNslly .asasisd 4 ! hqialy
nsissd " ne city 81 Memphis fsas.
!.4'.s s:',s's :; !: ~: Y II ss|Es||
- ~ SIsssds, shaded BY forest trsss, and
lad eut ~ ~ With rass planls and shFubbefy.
~ cussss ofbte1te plukbsises III The
.bhnqtsA Usefsl Shd Osnansstsl, thas ~ usu-
Az nqgqk. sy.k gges-n ia "
Il ~ noaths each; the INT csnnef chg o.
~ Nvee y SYtemtss, ths ssessd % The lTs
Aswiy Y 16Sssy.
4 fx1ys Pin SESSION,
lrsysAls ~. ssahy, iagYissly IL savascs
n ~ tese1 ~ tuiVealj asy Of tie lollowinf
|}ts6ehn; t11i1s, isithnetic, Esgiish gram
0sk 9ssgsstay, tlsosy, rhetssie, evaporation
! cdiis5sn, pI6eipla y nAtsssj philUSphy
sz:E;fH:E|!''::::: !:
~ bay 6ebolars tuition, ti5, $40, $sS .
80. aerording u age o. class as shove.
ror further information, apply o. uddrcs
A the seyss. N wv ~
!; asSnTBER SUPERIOR"
octo-stn Memphis. Tenn.
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TIE fssssa mshlfssssssi n tIsn.
Akseu. ssssps5 q. sI.sT hsss Isss.
IN ile veg ssn II lsiieuss shd
hate tsv asasths tea=efvsslss shIts
p~'pls II hi-.i.-lppl 81 'hs suaih.
have ssslsi his pellflssI assal ~.
ever iis M. deliberately pIsesi
hIm.eIf beyond he Isis u The
friendship and respect u ,hos
Whose confidence Ne formerly en-.
IIoyed. Ny hIs own ~ he hss plead
guilty 10 The crime Of moral treason
70 hIs people and nov hspssfoFth.
aud forever. should he remain oh.
dutasely joinc'I 10 BE fetish IdeI.j
The peoples irrc,efsibIe hst l..
AWAY with him ! Cas-, the apos.
tatc ilro utter darkness. there 10
weep and gnash histecth, hopeIes.l,.
'o's'e,'"o'e 70 =. 49,. .u,,
N"a ye'' w.--a'' .. o '''.-''' n'.-naa long
nopea oc''es 'n'nts o. 'n'a c'''w',i'' Ns.
n'o,' . P'o",s.nS A"oP'ea SON ', o s',s' J,
'''''PP, cars aeo before Vns
war or,en' ,a'' ana glorious personal
ana Po''''cs' '''urs opcaccd' pac' before
n'm' 20 enooso 700, wherc t. nc would
n"' J. ..a no a's a'.. many enoSc" 'nc s'oe
~ '"e ''s''a"c'''sc's' '' .ne opp'cssols,
'"u . III pc'@c",o's, 'ne ',''''a'y 'y''a'''
~" "a'' "V'se n, '''a" ~ mas
cno'cn 70 P'"co "''nse'' 'anc very
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REGISTRATION.
10 the Union Republicans and
CONSERVATIVES " The Scy.
.ni'la eral Counties, n .gs.l.s

/. The District Commander has in
dicated his purpose in appointing
Boards Of Registration to give to
the Union Republicans and Con-
servativcs equal representation with
the Radicals, and will receive rec
concentrations Of proper persons
from those parties who are capable
and can take the ; test70ath, a4u ~
quifcd BY net Of Congress. Five
Boards, consisting Of three members
in each; win be appointed IN each
county. Recommendation enclosed
to Gen. John d. Freeman, Or to Col
Jos. McCloy, will BE- laid before tht
District Commander. Immediate
attention is requested to this impor
tant matter. The appointment
will be made in q few days.
Exchanges will please cory.
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A virginian travelling n. Texas
says Austin isa most picturesque
and romantic place, and though
devoid Of gas-works, has improvised
arght which 4 far superior 70 coal,
pneumatic o. petroleum, Me thus
describes tho uod4s ope7qndi 80
soon ns the sun goes down. you ,sce ,sce
j red-haired sirl come out and place
herselfon cach. corner Of the street,
We then turn loose the lightning
bugs, and tho two inaku II a. light
a. day. ! have been brought WI
twice before tho authorities 70.
hugging the lamplosts- and fined
heavily"
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Mark Twnin's Hotel.

Having lately opened . hashery,
| send you these, my rules and reg
ulations .. ss..;,i' 80.
This house shall he considered
strictly inn-temperate. l.,a tf,~t
None but the brave deserve the
fare. .s,.,.s. a.
Pcrsons owing bills for board
will be borod Tor -bills.
Boafders who do not Wish to pay
in advance are requested 70 advance
and pay. pa ilk u.J5sl
Boardcrs are expected 70 wait on
the colorcd cook-1for mcals,,
Sheets will be rightly changed
once in SIX month. Or more ifncccs-
sary. ai..,, ss... s,..y
Double boardcrs eau have two
beds viii, q room IN Il, or two
rooms with d bed init o. they choose. J.
IN Boar,lcs are requested TO pull of
their boots before retiring, n they
Gun conveniently do %.
n Beds with Or without bugs.
4 All money ahd other saluables
are to be left in care Of the proptie-
tor. This il sinslstcd on, as he will
Pbe responsible for no other losses.
Inside matter will not BEL furnished
for editors under any considertion.
Relatives coming to mako 4 six
months visit win be welcomed; but
WHOM they bring their household
furniture, sirturc viii ccasC tobU'A
hforbsarancc. una a " asaisi-
Single men with their families
win notbesboarded. 5n'llF " ftA:d
Beds with Or without boards"
MDreems will b. charged for Ny
the .doacn.a. M eie \ Al III lsfe
\ Nightmares hired out at reason.
able rates. .T' q 'vis'''sp 1'''''.
Stone vaults will " furnished ia
snoring boardcrS, as the propriet0i
will III no wise irresponsible tor tlis
broken tinspah-dms Of others ears
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DR.J. o. DAVIS EDITOR uA1srrk
Dsdr sur iou VIII please 40 me
the Justice q e@ 20 publish fhe 'oIio~ing
ss1fcpy'"s spoft'cn OF y circular
wrl1Yen ov aone ArP. AveEy't au-
dres'cd 70 .ne Vo'crs o' 'he is' w"
gSess'ona' D'stF'o'' etc., sent out 20
the readers pt inc uasetF' an 'nc
last issue O ',tn ina. paPer' EN- =
Inc part 10 w'''cn : WISH ,', 70 'e'e''
'sas iol'ows' :. -. s
Mrs'.., a,.1 !. ], mosora, NJ . " .egre' 'ne
necessity OF iclcrr'"s 70 MS ,o'un- =.
wv c4ume's''op. ''s WIT !. u'S''n
gu'Sneo "sl,, lfI,ow-c''lTfcen' ye Ifen' i'm pav'S'
wncn' sI.I0 " 0halr'la' Inl.., u f'"e oe'esA-
'ion le q .,r'slp,1 ,rrsspo1pS'oiS 'Srrpe'-pAeserS
anu Sca'a""ss i'' '''e onioaso .o"'
veh.'oh' nc cast 'hc 'o'c VI N,'''s
'ippl IN these " words; 'M'sslssapp''
the home OF 'cn DAVIS, repu0,ate'
'ssltGr' r ,sur'
teen vo1es for tine patriot ana aero
y. .es 2. = Isepl. 1 II rsa~ywegnEK
! Wouia mere s'a'c' " '"'s man =.
avery WIS wen h''0"a ~ Wy w.
'r.c'' Wou'u no' '.c'' MO o.''u'a'
"'uh'aee rospeo' .Npy' Su' "
ne u no. khowh' anu 100, as : a''
poIsonA"y unacquaa'nseu VIII = '.'''
Jority Of 'ns s voters s'sss.. 9. .ne 81 D'str'cy
J deem y ave % mysch % give \
this notice: e.. ! say say most afe &c emphati |
ca''y tnat tne wnolc ~ an, anm''I
tgated lie. ',,ll..lo y was not' en- chairman s 2
tne delegation ana o'd mol cas'-'h'
vote OF the state.
Any man, care not VINO ns nl
I NWffswor 'nTnr.f1eWa} Wa}
ever uscU 'aneuags :" rs'c'e"c'
70 Mr. DAY Das's, - o. ~ any ,tssvs ons VINO pa,
t'c'pateu IN 'ne 'a'e war IN l ocnai
or 'no eou'n' 'na. co0'o q 1's'oI'f,
ING :. sla'' ?. u'',e1psss !, ao's =, ,uol |.
Pa'''c'pa''on' "a oasc mr. y
man iAse'y' . con''np,'D'e camp
'o''owcr, oummcr q 'ne redcra
army VINO "ascu war a'o"e aPo'
, the hen roosts ana pee gums OF &c
, lensC's.s v1''N.n ~o"'n sons'l
1u'es a,,scl. ~ non snV oussolar IaH
lsonsa's' 'a',aa aHerss.AeI 'sno'
.hoss nc houses uses ne 1n. Ournsa lot p'up
s 49, = ..'...,,.s 49,, = - - -
! ,ss ,mPuossIs ,,,.'' ~ saa.'s' i ~ III
Ts.,. aysr r.cosni,ea ". ], Ave,x ~,
an unprineipled sco'undrel, y who out
herods Aefod' IN nc views @ Soutll
ern rign1s' because ne appencq :
astds slAtsrsne s*ars msa co'''t
Il. ~ L - -
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In Cork, the crlcr Of the court,
anxious to dispersc tho crowd
around the bar, exclaimed, "AlI ye
black-guards that isn't lawyers, quit
the court y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-30

Years ago, when Tom Corwm
was IN the Cabinet, no was pcstered
nearly to death bysaman who want
ed to be attached to- ono of, the for
eign missions, Finally, Cprwir,
said' "Dc you read spanish
,,"Noa Sir, ssslVell. that's "a pity,
Learn Spanish, andI will TOLL lyou
ofan exceedingly good thing which
you can gct."' The young man
devoted his days and nights to
Spanish tillIde couldread aud tn,ns-
late y, and "the exceedingly good
thing which Corwin then told him
to "gety was Don QaiScts.fh ell
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-30

Once upop atin.c Douglass sJsrrold
was visited fors subscription to the
society iora atlM conversion Of the
Jews. sSir,T said Ne, "A cannot
contributcto your fund.- but you
will send aJcw TO me lswill d. ssty
best to convert him.
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ssrs'srisI II.snn tss,,sIlsn.

"ffff HttfrtHHH ftiFHffsH HiffH fhf
counties a TsIinhaiehle and I'mola.
constituting the gs,h ssnaieriml
i,is'Fie, n Mississippi. s=embiei "
convention, 1t ssfdi.. ~ Tsssjsy. .
tile ipth II October.
The Convention was eaIled IL
order BY Dr A. I. ElIi.. of l'snola
county, On wbo.s motion Nai. l.. T..
Cooper ws- called 70 the chair, and
Capt. y. W. Msfris. ~ TsIIahalehie.
fessessed 10 ct Ne sucfetafy.
On mcsicu # Capt. y. c. Taylor.
Col. r. ". Partridge. va. chosen
A s-istani sesseissys--
Col. VIII Fhkeerald, Of Talla.
hatehic, was called to the stand, aud
made fcw pertinent and telling re-
marks upon the general issue. Of
the day.
On motion, nlI persons prc.ea, In
the meeting were invited 10 partici-
pate In the proceedings.
II was moved that the Convention
proceed at once to the nomination
of n candidate to represent this Dis.
triet in the next state Senate. Car
ried.
Col. Fitzgerald, In behalf Of the
Talhhatchic Delegation, put in
nomination the name Of Col. Nat.
Howard. '
Capt. NJ. C. Brady nominated
Capt. J. A. Polk, Of Panola.
DR.. a, !. Ellis nominated Capt,
NC. Taylor, lof Panoa. "
On motion, the candidates named,
present, were requested to withdraw.
After some considerable Discus
sion by Capt. Brady, DR.. Ellis, Col,
Fitzgerald, Capt. Mcrrin, Esq. Short,
DR.. Meek, Col. Partridge and DIR.
Moore, on the availability, the mcr-
its and the qualifications OF the sew
sral candidates, the names Of Capt.
Polk and Capt. Taylor were with
drawn.
On motion Of vi Short, Esq,
Of Pamela, Col. Nat. Howard wa.
declared the nominee Of the Con.
vention by acclamation. ~ 'A''
On motion, the chair appointed
Col. W. II. Fitzgerald, Dr.. A. /
Ellis and Freeman Randolph a com
mittcc to wait upon Col. Howard
and notify him Of his nomination
The committee soon returncd1sne
| introduced ColaIloward to the Con
vention, who in . short but sppro
pirate speech expressed his willing
ness toaceeptl fhc' iioinination, an
proposed to entcfi Immediately Spo'
as active and Jealous y canvass G
,kthss DBttict ais iiis AGE and hcalt
will admit.
Capt. N. G.. Taylor was then. cal
NNfyacYSKfl, ,KEho' 'Iilaa 1Iprc
piiAtS SiHds sloqadbt speoali gc
fis support, his time and hIot pcn
to soeureth eloct,on of ~ uni
nee Of Of this Convention.
Capt. J, a. Polk WAS lc'
to}hS ia, sand N cc1
expressed his fnh qllltlct6cO !
the aetion.of the Convention.
On motion, the proceedings ofith
Convention were requested to b
) published in the 7dllqhdtchian, II
lPASoLA STAR, aud thatthe Clario
be requested to copy the same.
The object Of the Convcnaio
: having been accomplished, on mt
ton it adjourned sine die.
.,sRrd II. r. sCocisx, iAssiden
r. w. MERRIs, Ssrstavy.
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We a-k sHf plahlluT ifsa'l. I'll
ssef o. sisss r. reel asi ssplasa
f. thr eulvfs'l Ialetofs lhs f,llewlhF
ss'fae,s ffvm lsilsf written b
that dfuskea sasvoi.hss negro. Jim
i.fneh, IN JHas. 1855. IT, believed
then that ssas ether party i-.isle.
the IlepubIisaa Jnf,y ws bss~@sy
to restore peace sad harmony. s#a
sald that whenever the lismogrutIe
party committed iissIf 10 the rfesi
doctrine u equal r,ghi.. irrespective
ei race % eelof. he would be With
Il. The Demoera,ie party has eoar
miticd ltself 10 that doctrine. ard
nov the reverend druakarl Is gcing
about demanding .iIll futhor com.
cessicns on the part of tho white
people. IIeresrc the exirnc,.p
There Ia no issue between
Southern white men and myseIf
because they are Southern, or have
been IN the Confederate army. The
causes which led 70 tho war arc ~
old rs the first compromise that was
made between slavery and freedom
in 1871 The North is equally re.
sponsible for slavery as isthc South.
"Thc Republican party cannot
expect to have on existence IN the
Southern States, save in q few Nor.
thern men and q very fcw Southern
men of very little influence, and a
majority Of the colorcd people
These three elements may hold n
majority in number for several years,
but against them will be arraycd
the wealth, intelligence and respce-
liability Of the South, whose final
triumph soply . question Of time
short ct that. .,l,e,a ~ m
II want tosc the formation Of a
party that will admit the black man
TO equal rights before the law and
at the ballot box---that will cease
the disfranchiscmcnt Of men for
partizan purposcs. Tie Republican
party legislstes In behalf Of the
black nun from u desire ID secure
party success, and Il Il not strange
that black mon acccpt the benefits
regardless Of the motive which
prompts its profer. But he does
mot want to ALLEVIATE from him men
who, despite our party ridiculc, are
his best friends. *a9 VI ~
"Why did not the men Of the
South demand Universal Amncssys
Az p#* Why will they not de-
clare in favor Of Universal Suffrngel
Do this, and the black man viii be
with you, shoulder to shoulder y
| *aa Y i Bread, lncnt, and
intellectual advancement are wha,
We ask--this Is the goal OF ouI
ambition. .iMfl 19slt
] ag II stand ready to declare these
sentiments publicly wlicncver tho
Democratic party commits itself
ih State OF National organization
I ltothc grand doctrine Of fequairfgl,ts
irrespective of racc or color. N,
solemn conviction u that apolitica
party other than the Republican i
to be charged with tho great worl
of restoring to perfect peace th'
different sections, races or classes .
our great country. "''
Hold, unalterabIy, that to secure tn
> rights of the black rian, at the Ok
pens Of the whites, is to ignit,
, volcanic fire beneath the politica
surface.
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Ing only the privilege Of kicking or
s.piscaing him, as y ! would any other
csr p ISupl. tsipk khss my lttsk
~ s1,s.y sa1fA1 EMO fs8
Respestfblly Your ohedient serv-
ant, .,aIA ,.,i. y y. WOrEoRD.
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AmiabldMothcr Here .Tommy,
u some nice sistor,oil. with orange
peel IN Il" Doctor: aNow rsmsm.
'ber, don't give Il al y Tommy;
'Ieay,e, some ior me- Tommy (who
haa Seen there befors !: Doctor ! 3
nice man. ina, give itallso ths doc-
,tor.r !, asi'sseysg ssssl'll'l sfis
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Wellnlightevery honest man say,
20 Villains, ripers, damned without redcmp-
Dogs, easily won to fawn on any man;
Snakes in my heart-blood warmed that sting
Three juda.es,. each one thrice worse than
Judasl "',-ss nsst.1a slN asi ss
And these are the men selected
BY General Aincs to take the offices
and ruin and rule = people, who
have always been noted for their
virtue, sthoir homer pnd morality.
God save the people from the work.
ings of the most infamous, most
degraded, most accurscd, and least
respected 'sst Of YcDuhdrels, cut
throats and murderers that evel
we're allowed to exist outside Of
| hellwcll may the people be anx-
ious to take hold Of anything, q
anybody, or any party, rather thar
longer submit to the rolof |,
dastardly, dishonest set Of officials
who have never been cqualIcd i
Eatrocity, since eartl, was formed, am
live this miserable life, asrie, n N, u
AWhsrc sc0rn IA bought with groans.s' q
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A favoritc word with womcn---
the last one.
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4Yoa1 Aass lpst ,s'4ssisIlls !ss'l ssiIls pf your
fiisnds, I sec, 7 said 4 traveller to a
negro whom he had met op the road,
Eyes, inassa." aWas Il d near or
distant relative r "well, purity
distant, bout thirty-four miles,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15

20 regulate grade, curb and gutter Palmer
street, from First avenue to Third avenue.
TO regulate, grade, curb and gutter Leroy
street, from Spring street to High street.
Which was adopted.
BY Councilman Ropes.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be
requested to advertise for proposals for con
tructng sewer in Clinton street. from the
rorth side of Third street to the summit.
Which was adopted.
By Councilman Tenney:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be
requested to lay II crosswalk over Washington
street, on the east side of Jefferson street.
By Councilman Lyon:
Resolvef, That the property owners on the
north side of Grand street, between Chiffon
street and Deharr place, be allowed to flag or
board the sidewalks as they may think best un-
der the superintendent of the Street Commits
sioner
By the same;
Resolved, That the time for curbing. gutter
ing and grading Murray street be extended to the
first of August next.
Councilman Price moved that Council adjourn
to "Wednesday evening" the nth inst.
Whereupon President Wiley declared Council
adjourned to Wednesday evening, nth inst. at
hali-past seven O'Clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

Negatlve-None.
William H. Luster Richard Frohwein, Charles
e. Pountney, William U. Price and Thomas b.
Budd. were authorized TO assess the sum OF 3d.
SSO17 for constructing sewer III Anna street,
from Jefferson avenue to point ia Meadow
Philip A. Dougherty. Charles A. Higgins, John
Flynn Joseph McCord and Bernard O'Neil were
authorized to assess 81 562 81, for building and
Constructing a sewer in East Grand street, from
Catharine street to the summit near Meadow
street. c,,
E. Pountney, William D. Price and Thomas B.
Rudd were authorized to assess 81, S32.74, for
damages and expenses OF building and construct.
ing a sewer in Catharine street, from Magnolia
Philip A Doughnrty, Charles A. Higgins, John
FLYNN. Joseph McCord and Bernard y Neil were
anihorized 10 assess So 0G6. 90, Tor building and
constructing sew r IN Spring street, from La
John II. Rowland, William Stiles, William
Rail- William Luster and Herman Garcken were
authorized to assess $1,34927, for building ana
constructing sewer in Oak street, from East
Grand street TO the Central railroad Of New DER
John H. Rowland, William Stiles, William
Luster, George Hoffman ana herhian Sl i1d;'s
were appointed to assess S2t3Ol7; LOT onlialng
and constructing sewer in Magnolia street, from
Catharne street to Meadow street, and tnat sald
Commissioners assess the above amounts upon
the owners of all the lands and real estate bene-
Sted thereby in proportion as nearly as may pc
to The advantage each shall be deemed to acquire
according to the provisions OF the Guy cnafter'
Which was adopted by the following vote;
Observation-Disclosures Wiley aud Councilmen
Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Price, ropes
schanck, Schultheis, Tenney- III.
Negative-None.
PssoIved That the Street Commissioners be
ronnested to advertise for proposals to construct
q sewer in Chiffon street, from Third street TO
the summit.
Which was adopted.
Ry the same: ..-.e.u. l. .
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be
ronnested to advertise for proposals to construc'
a saver in Martin street, TO connect win the Sc
wer in Smith street
Which was adopted.
Resolved That the Street Commiss dol Dc re-
questcd to advertise ior lpreet from Tbird
street to High street:
Which was adopted.
BY sT That the City Attorney be requested
:, drsft ordinances for the following Improve
mentsi
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15

EFFECT OF THE NEW MILITARY LAW
Under the provisions of the new mill
tary law, all military companies COM
posed of less than forty members will
be at once disbanded. 1t is expected
that an inspector, appointed in accord
ance with the provisions OF the new
bill, will visit cities in few days,
for the purpose of mastering ont all
companies lacking the requisite number
OF members.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16

The Presbyterian Congregation of
Gallon took Picnic excursion to
Cleveland on the 18th ult., and from a
card of public acknowledgements. we
extract the following, as showing the
commendablel literality of the 2. Ft.W.
& C. and the z. c. c. & r. r. Compa-
nies:
Capt. E. r. Viger, of the Steamer
Northwest. and NJ. r. Blee, Assistant
superintendent of the G. G. G. & I. r.
r.. have our thanks for many favors.
Mr.. J. L. Cozad, Superintendent of
the Bellefountaine Railroad has placed
us under obligations for very low rates
on ears from Marion. and other favors.
: Especially do we wish to express our
obi lisations to superintendent G. E.
German. of the L. Ft. w. Il C. r. r.. for
generously donating the free use of two
coaches for the Excursion from Bucv-
rus to Crestiine and back. also to Mr..
E. S. Flint. superintendent of the G. G.
L. & 1. r. r., for generously donating
to us the sum of SIPS Of the money paid
for the trains.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
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70 -OWNERS. OF HORSES AND CATTLE
TSaasss Derry Condition Powders arc. war
rnnted superior TO-. any others. For no pay, for
the cure OF Distemper, Worms. Bots, Coughs
HIDE Hound, Colds, 20, in Horses; and Colds
l. Coughs, Loss OF Milk, Black Tongue, Horn
,Distsmper, &C.. in Cattle. They are perfectly
q sac and innocentY no need Of stopping the
work ing of your animals. They increase the
appetite. give fine coat, cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs; also increase the milk Of
COWS. Try them, and you will never be with
/ eds shem. The late Hiram woodruff, cele-
brased trainer of, trotting horses. used them
for Year,. Col Philo r. Bush. of the Jerome
Race Course. Fordhsn,, N. H., would not use
them until he was told Of what they are COM
posed, since which he is never without them
He has over twenty running horses In ms
charge, and for the last three years has used
no other medicine Tor them. He has kindly
permitted me to refer any one to him. Over
!, 600 other references can be seen at the'De-
? not. q sna .allrlii saae -f8 ,u
Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price 25
cents per box. Depot. 10 Park Place, New
York. l9ifast 5. ..as'i st 4s-Am
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-16
INST THE POISONERS
To CO2ls.InaDtices.

.
THE Advertiser, having been restored
to health in Il few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affec-
tion, and that dread disease, Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his
fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used (free of
charge), with the directions for prepar-
ing aud using. the same. which they
will find a sure Cure for Consumption.
Asthma. Bronchitis. etc. The object of
the advertiserin sending the Presclip-
tfon is to benefit the afflicted. and
spread Information which he conceives
to be Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing. and may prove a
blessing.
Parties wising the prescription, will
rs i Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
2Sl Williamsburg. Kings Co. N. Y