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Valuable Cotton Plantation.

T OFFER for sale. near Mound City, in CriS-
tendea county, Arkansas, tract OF land
containing nearly Ito acres of rich, Rlluyiel
land from 800 IN 6O9 acres in cultivation and
above any ovsl f15w, b. sides over 200 aores OF
dsaGening This vsluabis tract furnishes 1900
acres or more Oi tllabie land, all OF which
could be u. Ia cultivation st moderate g out
lay of ,piJai, naziDg over Thousand acre
farm, OF unequsled value IN this Vicinity.
This pIauJaLion IL distant about eight miles
from Mem phis half by water TO Mound City,
the balance by ridge road-and Is known as
the "i;onegan, or Island plaoe, and with the
excantion or two huodred yards Of fencing, is
surrounded by Marion and Beayer Dam
lakes. which a1ord entire protection to the
farm from stock OF every kind.
There are no sand blows en- the farm. the
entire cleared land eeing on the richest black
sliuvintn, producing 20 much cotton ar corn
to the acre as any lsnd in this latitude.
ese lands yislded last year from ono to
one and a qaaFter DRles to the acre.
In ad hi0n to THIS farm as q cotton planta
ton, there are now upon IL between 40 and
$50 head of bu looks, fatfening up0n tue un-
cleared portion OF the place, and the corn
now growing upon IL. The purchaser can
buy al the mules and other stook, together
with wagons and plantation utensils, at val
uatioh.
! The owner is determined to sell, frcm the
fact that the plantation requires more OF MS
time than he can spare 70 It's successful man.
he deems any extended description of the
properly unnecessary, as the value OF the
plantation iB too well known 10 require IL,
Parties desiring to examine or TO pnrchase
| the plantation can apply TO Messrs. hoyster,
Trezsvant a Co., nay agents, al Memphis, or
10 me at nuntsvllle, Alabama, Do,sroA5
II not sold before the 1rzt Monday in De-
cember next, privately, l. will be sold on
| that day AZ public sale, at the heal Estate Els
| cbanQe OF Royster. TrezeSant Co, NO. 24t
Main street at II o clock, where maps OF tae
| land can be seen and terms made known al
/ any time. D
j. l. ~
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DIEO.

COLEnAN-Thls morning At half- past II
O'CLOCK. al his rooms Ia the jackson Dlock,
Main street. Mr., TRo5, W. CoLEAAN, II MS
forty. third year. The deceased was natsVs I'VE
OF Ireland but had been In Amerlcs loF
twenty wears past
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the great trot for 5000, mile heats, best
three in Eve, to harness, was won by ch.
q. Judge Fullerton, beating g. m. Sea
Foam, who was distanced In the second
heat. Time: 2:Z7-2:27H.
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zThird race-City hotel stakes, three
year olds, one.and- a-half miles, i've horses
entered. Thomss ". Dosweips b. C.
RoIus. l; A Belmont's ch. C. By the Sea,
2; Stringfeld aud Stznhope's b. C. Frog
town, g. Tme-2:55.
Fourth rsce-Bowis stakes, post entry,
for all ages, four mile heats. Harry Bas-
sett and Helmbold started. Harry Bas-
sett won easily in two heats. Time :54ss,
s:0Sk.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,
MO. 3Oa 7r1xrd street,

VIZ z. MITCHELL win give instruction
w . 70 a night claEs. at his BchOolIoon,
EVERY NIGHT, nom 20 9 O'CLOCK Special
attention Will be- devoted to arithmetic ana
It's applications to business life. For terms
apply at the school room at any hour OF the
day or night session. oclB
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Capital, SIC, ,OOO, ,OOO in Gold
CAPITAL, $40, 600, ,OOO in Sold
The ch!Osao Losses will not affect the
NORTH BRITISH 6 MERCANTILE
Fire Insurance Co.
OF
LONDON AND EDINBuRG.
]. 6. L0NSDALE, Agent,
Nc. Al MADISON STREET. MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK r. r.
LONDON AND EDINsuRa
mEMpRIs AND LITTLE ROCK a. R.

CHANGE OF TIME.
zNCING Sunday, September I'd
- fnxfher noliee, treins VIII ruI
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on Friday night at ths offics of Douoho
Bulkiey, when the following board
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DISSOLUTION.

TN6E undersigned dissolved their partnsr-
Il ship, Ootoner lat, ls71. Tne ff1ends 70
whom we have bean 60 indui gent Will sss
the necessity Tor an immedia1s adjustments
OF their accounts and notes. Trey VIII savs
cost and feelings BY nct neglscting this
notice. hlfhez pa<Lner II aukhortsed 70 set
lie outstanding clAlma
JOHN PITxAN, N D.
II. r Hor8ON, II. ID.
WI. y. LXLK, n. d.
n B.-omc8 e. hsrstelcre for the present.
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%, 40, rs, 26, 46, 81, n. 54, 20, 40, 10, %.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes nom
gI01 20 $4,000 psid In LaDney by j. x.
FRANCK aR't sc[ North Court st. Box lS7,
Memphis Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER
q M Mannrar. 81 Inuia. 10,
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founded, are repugnsnt TO the constitu-
tion and laws OF the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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ArrfVo-LtItle Rock. -s-eo.l9 P'.--
RafnrntnR arrive at Memphis..--;.o.N p.M
Fsrrvboaf leaves foot OF Union stlese
nromptly at 760 am. Close oanEections ~ ~, eas
y. Tevslfss Hun with e. r Packet Co.a nne
- stsemsrs for all points on Nnlte hiveri
oooonnecfine ~ At Little Rock with regular nne
~ sts9es for bot Springs. Csmoens x,as, san
1hIs ~ aahiuRton and points IN Texah. 1. Aiso
KR.sth' steamers on Arkansas river for me
Hinft. FORT smith and lntermedlaEe Roanss;' nI.,;
Srd with trains on the Llttie HocA au~
80 tex cts On Information spply a. Com
| v.sSvxfs oflice. 51< Madison street; Al omse
1919 ~ 81 once Of Memphis and Charles
-. ~ Y 1Saiiroad rs Main streot
- T OAKLEY, ALEX. WADDELL.,. =.
4 A. q. LEEESM4Hs
e,s Ssasrsi supsssmssnasns
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men, November /. 1871.
BY Alderman Dwyer.
A resolution that ths property owners on
the aouth aide OF Concord. hetwaan Main and
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PATRHER-
SHIP AND OF NEW FIRM.

ENHE hrm OF Peters & Hatch Is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent, Il. W. Peters
retiring. The general nursery and seed husi-
nees viii be continued by A. L. Hatch, &. r.
Hatch and r. Sharp, at No. 80 Union street.
under the firm name OF A. l.. Hatch q Co.,
who alone are authorized TO settle the bust.
ness and accounts of the old Arm.
d. W. PETERS. A. L. HATCH,
EFF. HATCH, X. SHARP.
MEAfPaTs Tenn October S8 1871. Ocsp
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study Of Memphis Merchants and
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MASONIc Notice.

A SPECIAL communication OF XII. q
n winning Lodge No. 34l will be held ~
this (TUESDAY) evening October Slst,/V
at o'clock, Tor work in the e. A. degrees.
All z. A. respectfully invited.
BY order of W. B. R1CHARDEf, W. y.
LOUIS CZAPsKI. Sec'y. oSl
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~ sAlllltlAs hOnllAu0ll
SOuthworth & Thayer
Johnston a Vance
III Wade & Co
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INT0A a J UIILIoDu
Jacob Cans
Mansfield & Higbee
Friedman Bros
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tobacco.
Much Georgia cotton Is being market
"a E,Fsr,I.o =
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In lbSS.
onC1A1 OE@W4 uE1s

MORNIN0 CLAB8-NO. 5lo.
%, "a, 50, l, 80, IL, 81, 8, 90, 90, Is, Il.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-14
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
TOR Mems and Boys weat,st
II BEACH
WARMERS
PilG Remedy.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
(not even in one easel to cure the very worst
cases OF Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should Immediately call on thr:r
druggist aud get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. II
is expressly for the Piles, and is not recon, mend.
ed 10 cure any other disease. 1t has cured MANY
cases ofover thirty years standing Price Oss
Dollar. For sale by druggists everyw here.
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WHEN WILL THE END COME.
ny o. W. HOLMES.

When legislators keep the law,
When banks dsperse with doors ana LOCKS
When berries, whortle, rasp and straw,
Grow bigger downward through the box
When he that seleth house or land
Shows leak in roof or fiaw in right
When liaberdashers choose the stand
Whose window has the broadcast light
When preachers tell US All they think,
And party leaders all they meani
When what we pay for, what we or'nK'
From real grape and coffee beam
When lawyers.takesswhat they would give,
And doctors give what they would takei
When city fathers eat tn live,
Save when they fast for conscience sake
When one that hath horse on sale
Shai bring his merit To the proof,
Without n lie for every nail
That holds the iron on his hoof;
When in the usual place for rips
Our gloves are stitched with special care,
And. guarded we'll the whaleb 'ne tips,
When fist umbrellas need repairj
when Cuba's weeds have quite forgot
The power Of suction TO resist,
And clarot bottles harbOr not
Such dimples as would hold your fsti
When publishers no longer steal,
And pay for what they stole before;
When the first locomotive wheel
Rolls through tue Hoosac tunnels bore;
Till taen, let Cumming blaze away,
And Miller's saints blow UP the globe,
But when you see that blessed day,
Then order. your ascension robe.
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tThe War Goes Bravely On.'-TlAL-
PfArT, Washington correspondent OF the same
paper, who has become an inyeterste grumbler,
in order to sustain their pugnacious regulations,
have waged wav on the country Press, and let
no occasion pass TO sneer at their rural COLA
borers." The Chicago Republican has also e1-
hibited symptoms recently for a hankering aftt :
city airs and has entered the skirmish line,
thereby drawing portion Of the fire from the
Con,mereiol. As many of the 'rurals' remen-
Der that these 'city institutions run by gen
tlemen who, but few years ago, were connected
with the Country Press, they forcibly remind them
that their airs smell decidedly of cod FISH, The
RepuJiieaa receives the compliments of an ex-
change, as fAkws:
The a. gramner smashers" Of the country
press are troubling the Chicago Republican to a
considerable extent, and it talks of the " honest
plaw boys that have been spoiled" and all that
sort Of stuff. Well we'll wager a live cent nick
el, that there's not man about the Republican
establishment who can conduct country news
paper with anything like marked succ .ss. The
successful country editor is good jnb-prnter, a
crack pressman, fair puOf-reader, an able local
itemizer, good business manager, wide awake
leanvasser,-all this, To say nothing of r thor
nu gh knuwe ledge of trottiug horses, political con-
ventions, thorough bred cattle, county, State
and national legislation, pop corn crackers
what College commencemeDts should be ETC., etc
etc. A man, to be successful country news
paper prspmetor, mus; have, in the aggregate
knowledge en- Mgh TO make abpnt nine such
fellows as constitute the RepublicdR force, ans
| it's good furos, TOO.
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now TME Old THING WORKS

AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLs
IIavo proved themselves to be the only remedy
for correcting all Female Irregularities, Painful
MensiruatiUn, aud remnving all distinctions,
whether from cold OF otherwise.
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: Look out for New Goods at the store Of F,
r. MILLER g. Co.
Six splendid two-horsc wagons for sale by
W. II. HoLLESBEcK 4 BRo., Petrysburg, o.
The average wages Of school teachers In
Ohio Is $3S'per month.
= Lent closed on last Sunday, tEaster) hay
ing commenced on the 27d Of Febru arJ.
Henry WARD BsEcHEn says IL will never
do to preach cream AMI practice skim-mi =
and he is right.
NOtice.-Tf you win call at the stcre Of
KREPs & SMITH next week, you will hear some
thing 10 your advantage.
1t is now believed that Senator SUMNER
will retire from public life since the Bowling
Green Sentinel has gone back on him.
- First Arrival of the season Barge S.
Joseph with Cargo OF $50 thousand Pine Shingles
and 1000 Ceder Posts, for PECK, II HAMiLToN
Co.
Plain hair is rapidly becoming the fash
ion. We are sorry for the girls who have ru-
ined their front hair by hot irons and crimping
pins.
Every member Of the organization Of Good
Templars are requested to be at their Hall on
next Tuesday evening. Business Of Importance
will come before the Lodge.
ne bOnCHSteT UusseUe now COnleS 10 us Gu
larged and materially improved. II Is merito-
rious and, from appearance of its advertising
columns, is receiving its just rewards.
The report Of the School Examiners will APP
pear in our next issue. The crowded state Of
our columns, and the late hour which the report
was received makes il impracticable to publish
this week
I'll never ask gentleman for money!" said
a New Eengland preacher. "Then how do you
live ?" inquired his friend. "Why, after q
certain time, I conclude that the man is not a
gentleman and then ask him."
The Bryan Press last week stole the Demo.
Gratis thunder by elevating rooster TO the head
Of its columns over the late elections. This do
mestic bird will crow for Republican victories
quite MS we'll as Democratic.
A select cotillon party took place at the res
idence of Mr.. GEo. GKTE, on Wednesday even
ing. The supper furnished on the occasion was
prepared with excellent taste, bouutiful sup
ply, and the occasion was generally enjoy ed by
the participants.
For short time the office Of the Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph Co. in this place has been
closed for the want Of an operator. Mra. n.
W. FOSTER has recently taken charge and re-
opened the office. Those having dispatches to
send will make note Of this fact.
The Defiance Denoorot says the Board Of
Education Of Antwerp will let the contract Tor
building a new brick school house, with all the
modern improvements. on the 23d Of April inst.
Persons thinking Of bidding can call on or write
to Capt. MOONEY, Secret t,ry ofthe Board, at
Antwerp, for further information.
MIR. W. A. BENscnorER rcn owe his law
ice TO b. wing Green this week. We regret
Il at he has left town, but are informe / tdat
he will be here portion Of the tine to look af-
ter insurance matters.
Mr.. J. II. REID. we learn, proposes to remove
his family, also his law Office to Bowling Green
next week.
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P. GUEBs, Esq, Upper SlAnduskl

ZELL's EScToiOPEDIA.-This really wonder
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information on every conceivable subject. No
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legal term or phrase gives the entire geoera-
ply Of the world acqnaInts you with all the
noted men and women living or dead describes
every country, city ana town defines every
word in use in tie EHglish language; pictures
the birthplace md gives portraits OF many dis
tingushed persOnages; teaches tue correct pro-
nunciatun of proper names, Is a biographical
dictionary 81 all nations biblical dictionary; :,
describes every Gnlnal known to exist; acquuinls
you with authors, sculptors, painters, tsavelersf
arriOIs, diynes, historians, naluEe lists, &c.,
ancient and n'0dGrh tTmes is neNtal in reiig-
ion and pdfitics speaks 0f all the battles and
heroes of the late war; explores the whole vast
vegetable kingdom unfolds to the gaze the an
tiquities of the old world, and in thousands Of
instances saves nDe the humiliation of asking
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terity. Send FOR specimen, and subscribe
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E ID
Full and explicit directions accompany the

Full and explicit directions accompany the
mcdicinrs.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character furnished ON application, with hun
drcds of thousands Of living Witnesses, and up
ward of 80 900 unsolicited certificates aud reco-
mendatnry letters, many Of which are from the
highest siw ces, including eminent Physicians,
Clergymcn, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor has
never resorlcd tn their publication in The news
papers he does not dn ,Gis from the fact that
lis articles rank as Standard Preparations, and
do not need Ia he proped up by certificates.
IlELMB0LD'S Uennine Preparations Deliv-
cred in any address. Secure from ol Rai vation
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. Spldby Druggists everywhere. Ad-
dress letters for information, in confidence to
HENRY T. lELMB0LD, Druggist and Chem
ist
Only Depots, n. T. nELEBOLD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse. No. 59l Btoadwny,
New York or To II. 7. HELMB0hD'S Medical
Depot. lO4 Snnih Tenth Street. Philadelphia,
BEWARE OP cOUNTERFEtTS. Ask for
HENRY y. hELMpoLp'S. TAKE NO
| oTlIN,
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Another slaughter OF Dry Goods
The public will doubtless remember the panic
which EATON 4 DAoKus, Of Toledo, created last
Spring in tho retail dry goods market, nRd ell
who visited Toledo at the time will remember
what excited crowds swarmed In and out Of their
two mammoth stores. This slaughter Of prices
we ars informed, has again been renewed by
these dealers, and they are now going II blind.
They are selling the best Merrimac, Cocheco'
Pacific and American prints for nine cents; all
linen crash at cts. yard wide muslin at 8 cts.
beautiful popins at is cts. ticking 6N cts;
bhib denIns 10 cts, They further Offer to give
ali parties within certain distance, who shall
buy s25, worth o: goods, free ticket home on
application for the same.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

was the commencement OF new era In the treat
ment of Irregularities and Distinctions, which
have consigned so many to a premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular, aud whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-14
JAxE's LAMENT.

[Ths following is, we think, ono Of the mos
touching illusions in the English language. II
III. in'our opinion, far ahead of Little Breech'
es'in pathos, aud distances the 'lIeathen Chi.
nee in its fidelity to nature
/ mt her by the sular dore,
Her look was cold and sturn,
Her eyes looked daggers intJ mine,
And mine looked pitchfOrks into burn
For We had luved in daze gone by,
Her father sed that | might take her
But alas for my drems OF welded bliss,
She up aud got with-s dutch shoemaker.
No more gurls for me IL knows II:
No more fsawds my luv ter wake;
In the words Of the poick. mot fer Joseph
And he might have added not for Jake |!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DCPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

ACTING LIKE A CHARM
In Removing Obstruction and Restoring
Nature TO its Proper Cha mel.
eCTErTNG rnK NERVES, and bringing back the
q rosy cetsr Of health" to the check Of the most
delicate
ASK FOR NEW STYLE BOXES,
cnutaiusug double quantity of Pills, and upon
each bux you will find the Revenue Stamp,
printed from my Private Die. upon which
LenSth~ise OF the Stamp. you will find printed
the words Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills in
White Letters; without that, None are Cenuin e
N B- The small Red and Yellow Boxes are
no longer used.
Price 81 per box; six boxes, SIS. Sold by one
Druggist in every town, village, city, and ham
let throughout the world. Sold by +. d. POW
ERS co Druggists, Perrysburg, sole agents
for Perrysburg.
Ladies by sending them 81 to the Post Office
can have the Pills sent confidentially by mai
to any part Of the country, free of Postage.
y. ID. HOWE,
361 Sole Pronrieior. New York.
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LETTER FROM WEBSTER TOWNSHIP

PHILLIPS ScHooL HoUsE, April 8, 1871.
Ed. JOURNAL: The great theme here at the
present time is Temperance. Perhaps there is
not a township in the county that has manifested
so little interest in the suppression of this per-
nicious traffic as Webster, composed MS IL is Of
citizens the majority Of whom are Of foreiR)i
birth, and nearly nll moderate drinkers. The
result has been to encourage the traffic, al those
engaged IN IL could do so with impunity, re-
gardless Of all the laws that might be enacted 90
the subject.
But, the condition of things is changed. Rev.
Steven ID. Shaffer came among us and held a
temperance meeting giving us the most power
fnl aud stirring lecture. one week ago last Thurs
dav night that we ever hoard. The week fol-
lowing the people met at the Phillips School
House aud organized Webster Township Tenn
perance Society, composed Of the leading cii-
zens. electing Geo. =. Garfield. President and
S. S. Garfield Vice President. We have quite
large society Of working men and women. Last
Monday the Rev. Mr.. Shaffer came here again
and spoke something over,two hours. His argu-
ment was compact, logical and cienr, abounding
in facts and anecdotes. He then and there noti-
fed the liquor sellers that they must close up
and meet him at his home in Millgrove, between
that time and Wednesday noon. and there enter
into bond not IN sell any more, and to remove
ont of the State, at their own expense, all liquors
they now have also authorizing a committee,
With Rev. y. ID. Smaller at ITS head, To Search
their premises and destroy all distilled nr malt
liquors that may be fouul on their prem ises, or
he will proceed against them by law imme d-
ately. Leslie and Scott. who keep the 'hell-
holes ias Shaf1tr calls them have given out, |
understand this morning. that they have closed
out their business. But that won't save them
| from prosecution as thev did not comply with
Shatfer's conditions. The law of the State Of
0hin is the best aai most efficient law in the
world on the su'ject. Perhaps the law is slight
~ in advance Of the clearly expressed public
sentiment: hat prblic sentiment is fast coming
up to the law. We do not want the standard of
the law lowered, but the public sentiment intei-
gently elevated to the same standard.
TEET0TALER.
! 1.-THE above letter reached us one day too late
fvr this weeks issve.-ED. JOURNAL
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MIR. W. A. BESscnorER ren owe his law
tfice TO B, wing Green this week. We Iegret
Il at he has left our town, but are uforme tdat
he will be here portion Of the tine to LOOK af-
ter insurance matters.
Mr.. J. II. REID we learn. proposes to remove
his family, also his law Office to Bowling Green
next week
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-14

UrTrPcedented Weather. On Saturday
last, April sth, the thermometer marked 81 in
the shade at this point and at many points in the
East ard West it ranged from so up to 100. The
season in New York, occurred on Saturday with
the thermometer at 80 ,. This week heavy
snow storms and rrosts are reported in the West
aud on Tuesday night we had slight sprinkle
Of snow in this vicinity. II is feared that the
fruit will suff:r at MANY places.