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MORE MYSTERY.
The Elk cutiOn Of Bill G9Fman
an OqeFtOn County.
Disappearance OF AbUsh
Johnson.

The onion and american Of Saturday
says By a private letter from . trust.
worthy gentleman residing at COokville,
ia Putnam county, we give some further
Information In regard TO the recent exc
I cutl0n near Livingston, in Overton
county, By a body OF supposed ku-Kinx,
Of the young man VIM. German, an ae-
count OF which we published Thursday
morning. He says that 3 few days be-
fore the execution, German shot and
badly wounded, and supposed he had
killed, a negro man living IN bis neigh
borhOod. Tie shooting took place ia a
public road, and the negro managed to
crawl TO the house Of his employer, where
he t)ld who had mot him. The negro
had the character of being a quiet, peace
able man, and as there had been no pre-
viOu5 trouble between him and German,
it was supposed the crime was peFpe-
tratsd In pure wantOnness. Il is thought
that the persons by whom German YVES
killed Were members of q secret organi-
cation, to which he also belODged-but
whether ku-Klux or not, nobody In the
nsighboThOod appears to know. The
body OF men concerned in the execution
numbered about two hundred, and none
OF them were identified by citizens who
witnessed their appearance and depart
ure."
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
The Press and Herald Of Knoxville, of
Saturday, has the following Mr.. Abb
jah Johnson, living on Beaver creek,
near PJwelPs station on the Knox vile
and Kentucky railroad, left home on
Fltay last fer Knoxville, with the pur-
pose Of collecting money for a lot of corn
sold Icy him to . party In Knoxville a
few days before. He has not been heard
of since that day. He was seen in Knox
vile on that day by several persons, one
Of whom was cur informant, OF whom
he asked, What time does the train
section master says he saw
Johnson walking along the track on Fri
day afternoon with another man, a
stranger TO him. Ga Sunday q party OF
about wenty citiZsns OF Beaver creek
to toY1 in search Of him, but got
no trace of him. Johnson has q wiz J
and child, lie lived in peace With oil
and was specially not, for his M,jat
u~no6trusiYe hablts. He is 25 wears old
. .eet 3 inches high, stoop sh~ouldered and
sandy whiskers. The general opin-
on among.his acqusintances 81 that he
has been fouily dealt with" .
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RELEASED Ca representation made
to Judge Smith o. the ueCuljsE condition
OF the families If Dr.. Dickens and Cspt.
Patterson, be allowed them Goth 70 60
h0ais on Saturday, with permission 10
stRy one month, after paying the fines
assessed, giv&g bead and security 70
keep the FeEGs for CEs year, and giving
bonds &c return to Sill on the 18Th prOx
and serve ont the remainder OF their
sentence.
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The MoNTmY REPORT Of the Depart.
menJ Of Agriculture for Dsrember is g.
hand. Il cOnts rs q vast smsuut of In
-eEesting sfatisscat matter, and iEfor-
matiCn foT farmers aud planters.
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FIXED UP-We learn that the gentle
msa on Mr.. Rltter'5 bond, and who
withdrew from the came on Saturday
night, concluded yesterday to go on it
7gaiu, and the matter was thus fixed 10
and Wr. Rulter Recessed.
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MAsoNIo.-Quite a number of the ra-
ternity, belonging to the jurisdiction of
Mississippi, were ia the city yesterday on
their way~to the Grand Lodge, which
commences its annual session to-day at
Jackson, Mississippi. Nearly three hun
dred lodges will be represented, the order
In the State numbering over fifteen thou
sand brethren. Officers for the ensuing
year are to be elected, and a large
amount Of work to be done, at the pres
ent session, which promises to be a very
interesting one,
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MIS-. NELyERTON.-By q reference &c
the correspondence in another column.
i. will be seen that this accomplished
lady viii give g reading Of selections
rom the English poets on Wednesday
evening.
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JOE LCCKE's News STAND, 235f Msi1
street, is weil supplied Eith resdlog us-
tsrial, embracing every variety Of daily
weekly and monthly papers, "a well s.
magazines AMI periodicals.. All the
meth stand.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A pleasant little
interchange OF courtesies took place be-
tween tive citizens Of Jackson, Tenn ,
named TCmlin and Theus, q few DAYS
ago, ia which Mr.. TOmiin was shot IL
sLe right shoulder.
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Advertisements IN his column Pub
Hsbed at 10 ceais per line, each insertion
Tie cheapest and most conspicuous al
vsrGsino knoUa 70 the newspaper E70Tla
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NEW MEMPHIs.-Ot course a crowd
went to see Maggie Mitchell last nightin
FdachoR. Both the play and the actress
are too well known to need a word To-
night R1nohOn viii be repeated, and ev-
erybody Will be there.
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TIE PEABODY HOTEL Is uow ogen
for the reception OF transient guests and
bcsrders. Price per Gsy, s. 90. Day
BcsTd, $40 per month. We will be glad
20 welcome Z old friends and guests.
Il d COCERELL SONS.
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"SILyEB Moon FLOUR."-We still
have this brand Of -four, which We war
rant equal to any -four and cheaper than
some brands. Also Harrison Fiour-the
old standard-iresh, at FInnie Il Buck
hams cash store.
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THE FIRST Men OF THE CITY.-Dr.
Clopton has 3 special call home. and Eiil
leave the lsst Of the week. and viii not
be here sgsin this year. His patients Of
the city are bringing their friends 10.
He treats with perfect success, plies, fstu
Ia, structures, etc.
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FITs-Ge5. Nelson Eiina f5 ye.ter-
day scout mid5ay, on Msin street, near
Madison, ami crested considerable ex-
element for tie time beigg.
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TIE CRYSTAL PALACE bar and billiard
room having been Tefitted, sre DOW un-
DER the management OF Mr.. Parride
PeT0t-!, the most elegant snd fashionable
resort in the city.
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FRosr-'Tbc hcsr.ffOss fell pretty
heavily yesterday morning, and the
sight afforded ezr,y riaers was very
beautiful, though quite wintery.
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TIE STREETS -TGs condition Of cur
streets are 3 standing Ecgs1seh 10 tee
Board Of Aldermen aud S5Tese Commi5-
~ioueF, end should he Tire subject OF g
1sys pr0tes. ssoU the PEOPLE who have
been go cruelty and heavily taxed for ine
Nicbolso8 pavement. To &ii1W q thi8g
Ess cost 20 muCa m9Bey, tas5 Gs5
gaen she sEti=eI of g much wrsDgiiDg,
and that ought 10 be hsEg-s9rtn g thing
OF joy and bsEUy" a8l usa forever, go
70 wrack and ruin almost before isis c1m-
nietsd, is sL5meiUi-culTzgeGus.Y dis
graceful. II the Board does not sc. IN
The matter Immediately the Cilzans
should enter g protest which viii bring
them 70 & se1ss 81 their duty.
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FARM FOB RENT lave for rent
AGO acres OF land near Biz Creez, On the
Covington roac. 1t is ons OF the test
stosk RAISING ia tbs county. ! gilllesse
"a f1r three yeaTs. ApDy sc NJ. 90 JEFF
ferson street, o. +. PREscoFF,
Guardian,
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCst T6-
ceived O1e thousand ~ovsrcoats from So
20 SO each, st Walker Bros. & Co., 229
Main street, Clay Building. II
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SUGARs.-A fue lot crushed, granCla-
ted, powdered and New Orleans sugar
received, fresh, and viii sell low for cash
only. ID FINNIE& BUCKHAM.
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COTToN.-Ths staple rolled into town
quite lively yesterday-two boats from
arkansas bringing nearly thirteen hun
i-ed bales.
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.GENTLEIEN's WCClsn U~ulersairts and
drawers at Il. LOweDs.ein & Bros. stless
tbaR cost.
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COUNTRY EGGs, received from the
cCUctry tWic5 s week.
FENSIE BUCKHkE
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CITY MATTERS.

ATTEND tie ?, Sat reduction sale a. B.
LOKe.s.ein & BFCS.
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
hoze 1t cost price at B. Lowenstein &
BIOS. +
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WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices at 3. Lowenstein q Bros.f
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SENT Up Squire Nartcn ye-terday
sent Lucinda holmes Up IN defsult o!
bail Tor atesI ing two shin mics" fr0m
Ms. J. NJ. Borden.
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PURITANIsM.-Anthony SchWiizar,
Jacob Baersr and w. L. Allen. we're
daed yesterday morning Tor seiiiag meat
on Sunday.
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g Q s.s.-.sse.sr-rsssssslss ~ -
~ W
Take intO consideration the cost OF
production each Of these various crops
and yen can easily dstermiue which vas
the most and which tbs least rename.
r3tive, We vii here remark that the
stock raising grain growing and manu-
featuring portions OF the United States
have always been the most prosperous.
and We therefore think it is greatly 10
cur interest to encourage the raising Of
provisions, the growth of stock and The
establishment OF factories In car portion
OF the State.
EVERY ACRE OF LAND SHOULD BE MADE
AVAILABLE.
Can this be done? We think il can,
with proper management. W. do not
mean that slI of 1t can be cultivated In
cotton, corn or small grain, but we think
IL can De used IN some manner. That
which cannot be cultivated probably can
bssOwn ia clover or some OF the grasses,
or be turned into orchards. All of o
lands shall be put TO some use, and not
permitted to become waste aud unproit-
able. II we cannot make them weld ten.
twenty or thirty doilars per acre, let ms
make them yield eight, i've or even three
dollars perscTe by the growth of stock.
What kind Of stock It would be the most
profitable to raise, will be sor each lpdi.
vidual to determine, and is q proper and
useful subject for discussion at the meet
ings OF the agricultural societies. Her
ses, mules, cattle, sheep and hogs can all
be raised pro1tably ia West Tennessee,
and this we state as the result of cur own
experience. The facts elected at some
recent meetings OF our society throw q
great deal OF light On this subject, and to
them We refer our readers.
CHEAP FOOD H CAUSE or OUR sue.
CESS LAST YEAR.
Some think the cause of the greater
prosperity Of the farmers thissgear than
laet Is owing to theh high price Of cotton.
This we think Is q misfska. "a We will
proceed 10 show. In 1855 cotton was
higaer than il has hesn this season and
YET It was a very disastrous year 10 cot
to- anteTs, because they had neglected
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LADIES underwear At greatly reduced
prices at j. L0Wenstein G. Bros.
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GESTLEMEN's wOoltn undershirls and
drawer ct less than est 1T B. LoRen-
stein j. Bros.
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PsRaONAL

Nose Parrish, Esq, Of the Bolivar
Tenn Bulletin IS ia the city, stopping
al the Peabody Hctsl.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale st B.
LOWenstein Il Bros, +
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
al X. Lowenstsin 4 Bros.
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THE CITY BoOKs-ConsljerabIe At
tentiOn having besn drawn 30 he man
ner q doing things by The Mayor,
Comptroller and City Treasurer bV
Alderman Mohatps remarks on Vnas-
day evening last, we took OCCASION t. 90
un 70 the Exchange Building and Iook
iato things 8 day or two sgo, and affer a
careful examination We have coma Ia
the conclusion that until the city allows
the Comptroller @ competent b~ook-keeper
and clerk his books and business Will
sl#ays be behind hand. The assertion
Of Alderman Mofatt that the Treasurer
vas in the habit Of frequently paying
warrants without the Mayors signature
70 themi was and lie correct bat the ex-
plan8tlon and excuse is q very valid one.
The warrants are sig8ed by the Conn.
trOller after examination Of the a..
counts OF the party to- whom tha zar.
rants are cue ana knowing them to be
correct, when the Mayor is absent f~oya
his Office, rather than keen 3 marty wait
log for his return, the T~rgssprer cssbSa
them. This sppliss only to snail
amounts, aud even thfy are not paid M
less the Treasurer knows the Mavor IA
absent. The ComptTOlieF's duties arc
such as 70 require the closest attention
and utmost diligence OF g number one -
bo3k-kseper, and such a man the city
fathers ought to employ. Until they do,
or give Mr. Bsuga a1Ehorlty and money
70 d. "a, they nor ne have any right 10
complain.
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SILKS marked down at B. L9wensseln
& Bros.
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WANTS.

~ NTaD-Sv g competent sawyer and
VI Engineer, a situation. Address 4. y -
Appeal Office. !hL.
uTANTED.A WET NURSE-white or col
oTej- Apply a. this omce. Jalb
Z WANTED-Any one DESTROYS OF sell
l. ing low for cash, from tot acres Of Land,
with or itnOuti improvements. just oatsids me
city, can md a buyer By calling az % tc1sS
stre5t- d. W
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TIE OYSTER TRADE Of Memphis dur
ing the past three months, though il has
been yerv considerable, has not been
half so large Is i5 would have been we're
it not FOR tie s-tCbU9rnusss ard down
right msannes5 Of Gen. Asha1e, Super
inteudsnt Of ths GoTi0lk aud LynchbuTg
road. II seems hat the direction Of that
road have gotten Up an express company
of their own, known "a the Virginia
Express" aud allow no other express to
run 3 car, OK indeed 10 carry freight o.
any sort over their line. Malone, who
is the managing p1sn, has DO Ter hztly
refused 10 come 10 any terms with the
other express coHpalis, and OF ccurse
no special rates eaD be made 20 or from
Norfolk. The consequence "a thSt 0ys
tsrg, 8sb, game, etc, Skipped from Nor
folk hither, are brought 8 portion OF the
way by one express c0UoDsDy and turned
over TO freigbto or forWa.0lag agsDts, gho,
IN turn, Tsshlp them o. tie Southern
Express. TIE consequence Is = vastly
increased tariff Of freight sud a conse-
quently enhanced p:ics OF the commod-
fty. If the Virginia road or express
would cease to play the part q the dog
ia the maDger, Oysters could be made 3
staple sTsicis0t food In Memphis, instead
Of bsing a Injury.
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AEMsrIs, January 10, 1868.
G.a'IeHltH: Ityil give me great pleas
are 10 comply with your polite request
and give "A reading from the Poets, in
Memphis, On Thursday evening 2lst inst.
| Deg Y1u 10 4cospt The expression Of my
b-st Gcklw .edgmeuty.
THEKESE YELVERTON.
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THE COURTS,

Cl1sks a1d sbawIs ct less than cost 81
3. L3Tenatein & Bros.
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EoZ EENT.

ERONT STREET STORE FOR RESI-Cor-
ner Of Walke- Alley, DetWeen Court aAo
III. ANDREWS,
tan Commercial Hotel.
EOR RENr-The LEFTWICH GARDEN, sit
uated 80 Hour miles from Court square on
Od Raleigh road, containing seventeen %
acres IN high state o. cultivation, viii a lerzt
orchard o select fruits. two comfortable cot
ta=e rtsi1sncs5 On The place, vita al Necessary
~out-houses, wells, cisterns, exc, and a large
amount OF EOtbei sasn. The most C0mpleue
mark { garden near the city. Apply 10 =.
CASH, CIIy Inspector, js
nOOMS FOR RENT-Omces ami Rooms il
Ii the Pos;oIcs AID Library Buildings y. e.
corner jefferson and THIRD streets. Inquire o.
THOS. WICkERSHAM. second GOor, Post
once Building &C. I'm
nor RENT.-A Residence On Vance street,
L No. 81. opposite the - Agnes Academy
and The terminus OF Jhs street cars. Contains
eight rooms besides kitchen AID sCrva-ts'
E1On Two good c-sterus, stable, truit trees etc.
For terms spply TO COALAAN BOYD,
de2t II - Main street.
EOR RESE.-A Front Room Ia the house
No. Il Jefferson street, suitable Tor COTTON
broker. Iavy er OF doctor. IL Els0ius the ecl5o-
rial room OF the ApEsaL Inquire Of JOaN
at the appeal once JaiS
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correspondence.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January ID. 1869.
TO Hon. Mrs. Y-iverton
Aad2m The undersigned, citizens Of
Memphis, having heard Of your arrival
Ia this city, would respectfully request
that you would give one or more public
reading. Please designate the evening
that would -nit your convenience,
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Cutting AFFRAY.-A cutting aiTrsy
occurred on B5-l street yesterday even
i0E between Two dealers IA OLD clothes
and new CUss, named Levi and Clapski
It appears the gentlemen keep shops al
joining each other, and while Lsvi was
on the pavement trying, With al the BE-
dCcsiye arts q the profession, 60 iUducs
al ancient African 10 "eateT and buy ,"
q b-~s-svu-liful brass coat with blue but
tons, CIagzEi cane up aud told the "gus.
t0mer'' that Levi VCGld &" sneat De WOOL
of his head" and that he jCispski) had
"sbust &c goat vet be wants, SO sheep rs
Levi nefer vcs." Levi naturally waxed
Indignant 81 this az WarEantsU,e interfer-
ence, and imme1iEtsIy proceeded to
climb ClapsEi, entWi1ed his H1geTs IN
his raven locks, and goug,Dg and hair
pulling became tie order II the day.
CiaPski b5iDg the strongest, however,
YES moving Lewis washing, when he
drew = Snifs ard cGt him severely. Tae
police, meanwhile, came dp and arrested
Levi and conEueG b.n ia the S5coud
District station, where be nov ID.
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DR.. ROGERS LFCTURE-Qgite g large
crowd stteutsd D.. Rogers lecture 1t
the Memphis Club HsH Oh SIn6sy night,
10 listen 10 bjs lecture On the RaloEsa-
lioE. The lecture was very Interesting.
osiHg > sort Of euiCgy 0a the golden age
Of the dark ag85, IN which ths LgC-u-E-
-h8Hed tbsC the people were better
clothed am better fed tasu now "a any
part Of the world that the saicruati1n
made the f-st p=uper known 10 Eng
iaEG, the fist uSuer money, s0d the
first CREST ustionsl debt, tskirg his
proofs from the respective prices Of Tabor.
etc, Of those 2aTs. On Wednesday
evening razt, the Doctor viii re.iie as
original poem. which il described sH
being a very Hne production. We be-
SPEAK q fuI house for hin.
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FOB SALE.

DIP SETE-BERKsHIRE PIGS, two to
tGrse months old. pans stock, selected ron
[Tt Il. sLADE & CO,
80 Nemrhis. Tenn.
NOR sALE-A good End elEl3iy situated
II RESTAURANT. having 5000 fch o. Gus
tom. Inquire OF FRED E4E5At
faTgs No. So -ouFh court street
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NOTICES.

DEFNrUgI PICTURES TAKEN ATY.DAIs
PlolCgrsph Gallery. Zs Main 81. sa!s
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-A few Day B5arders wantcdat
ID I-g Second street.
JalO HENa1 LAIRD
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

3Mee--Eo. Is jefferson street..
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Tested 81 slime -Eor Throat Diseases.
Colds ana Coughs, Browns BR1NCHIAL,
IBoCaEs' d avg proved their efficacy by a test
OF many yeaTs. The good effects resulting from
the use 81 the GOches have brought ont many
%pTtaless limitations. OBTAIN 0nly " crowns
Bronchial TfGch 70"
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Great -Ercitenlent.

The rumor that q comet has
made its appearance in the
the northern heavens has caus-
ed some little excitement, but
it does not equal the excite
ment at the store of Dan, Will
Brothers, caused by the rush of
customers to avail themselves
Of the bargains which they are
offering in dry goods, fancy
goods, notions, etc. A new
stock just opened up, which for
quality, quantity, or price, it
cannot be excelled. Call at the
Will Brothers before you buy
and see their new stock
Fheir new lot of Dress Goods
surprises every lady that visits
their House. d .| aa-
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Sabbath School Institute.

The Elk Township s, 8 Union will meet at
the NJ. Il. Church, in Macarthur on Saturday,
October 30, 1869. at 0 A. NJ. 2t"H H.t
All the friends and patrons OF the Sabbath
School cause are invited to attend.
1t Is desirable that every Sabbath School In
the county be represented.
PR0GRAlflLE or EIKERoLSES i,
lst,-Duties and qualifications of superin-
tendents.-M, II, Barnes. ~.r
2d.-Best method of teaching the Scriptures.
-Rey, II. N. Adams
Sd.-Duties, Qualifications and Responsible
tics ofTeachers.-E N. Nichols, ]. 8. Huhn.
4th.--How to secure the attendance of the
more adult youth iR the Sabbath School,
DR.. q. A. Gotwald.
5th.--R Relation OF the Sabbath School work
10 home obstruction &C. II. Warren.
eth'-Child Mind-How Reached.-R Craig
M. r. Lewis.
7th.-obIect, or eye Teaching Joseph Hoff-
hines. -.t... .,...
Each Speaker limited to 20 minutes.
WI II. H. SWAIN, Chairman.
Ls. Hawk, SeotarV " I''
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Choice Groceries,
The choicest lot of Family
Groceries just received at L,
Des Martins!

The THUNDERER.-This is the Ii.
tic of a hard-hittlng monthly jour.
nal containing 16pages of matter
well worth pcrusal. Every person
should have it. The leading article
Of each number will be illustrated
by aiarge engraving, covering two
Of its pages. These engravings
will be forcible and startling, if OF
elegant.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-10-20

The Nineteenth Annual
Fair of the Athens County
Ag1 icultural Society was held
at Athens last Thursday and
Friday. We acknowledge
receiving q complimentary
ticket from the officers Of the
Society a few days before the
Fair was held, but we were
unable to attend, The off
GERS of the Society are gentle
men who thoroughly under
stand their business, and the
Fair of course was a success.
We should be pleased to at
tend the next Athens County
Fair. Their names are as fol-
lows:
Presidcnt.--C. L. Wilson;
Vice President.--N. P,
Hoisington;
Seeretary.-O. w. Brown;
Treasurer.-J. D. Brown,