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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04

Washington made but few epigram-
matte speeches. Here is one, TO be
prepared for war is the most effeetuai
means Of preserving peace
Did you ever hear Of old John Dick
inson? Well, he wrote of Americans
in 1858. by uniting we stand, by dis
viding We fall
Patrick Henry, as every school boy
knows, gave Us: Give me liberty or
give me death, and 'ifthis be treason,
make the most of it,
Thomas Paine had many quOtable
epigrammatic sentences: Times that
try mems sOuls;' Rose ike a rocket,
fell like a stick 'One step from the
sublime 10 the TidiculOus,' &c.
JeffersOn's writing are so besprinkled
that il Is difficult 10 select, Few die
and none resign'-certainly as appli-
cable to Office-hOlders now as it was
in JeffeTson's time.
Samuel Adams, known for many
things, seldom had his name assOcia-
ted with the phrase first supplied by
him to STANDARDIZATION of shOpkeep-
ers.'
Franklin said many things that
( have passed into naxims, but moth
I ing that is better kaown and remem-
1 bered than He has paid dear, very
dear, for his whistle
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04

DENTIST. Artificial teeth inserted in the
IL most approved manner. Teeth nlleu
wild Gold, Silver or Tin, warranted TO pre-
serve the teeth in every case or money re-
funded. Any person living in Seneca coun-
", wishing teeth extracted at home, prepa-
ratory to having artificial teeth, can be ac-
commodated without extra charge by COM
municatlng with me by letter or otherwise.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use OF
anRsthetics. Als work warranted. Of1ce
in Stone Front Building, over If. A. Bus
kinks Grocery Store Thin, Ohio.
Mar. 10, lS7l.-ly.
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a. a. FREYsIAN. u. D..

DHYSICIAN NDSURGEON, Southwest
corner Of Market and jefferson streets,
opposite the Episcopal church, Office ID door
on Jefferson street, solicits and hopes 10
merit a liberal patronage, having the ad-
vantage Of fifteen years experience In East
eFn Pennsylvania and ever three years in
Tifin, and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given TO surgery, diseases Of women and.
children. Medicine furnished when desired
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
The Arkansas Traveller.

The fOlIOwingis an extract from a
letter written from Hot Springs, Ar
| kansas:
1 After throwing myself outside of the
usual amount of wild turkey, venisOn
and sweet potatoes to make up a first
class Arkansas dinner, / set out for a
walk in the country. While sitting
here upon the fence, who should / see
coming down the road but the very
/ person 1 had been looking for since /
had been in the State of Arkansas
viz: the celebrated "Arkansaw TTav.
eler.n As he came perched upon his
cart, I had ample time to take a good
look at his turnout, which consisted
of one OK harnessed with every con-
[ ceivable sort of ropes and straps in
( shafts to a cart, the body of which is
about as large as a dry goods box. ]
stopped him and he told me his load
consisted OF pork and taters. / re-
marked to him that L supposed the
wagon containing the pork would be
along soon, when, without saying q
word, he raised the cloth from the
I basket and remarked:
ssThas are three as fine hogs up in
( that'ar basket as was ever seed"
I The idea to a Wabasher Of three en-
/ tire hogs in a three-peek basket bring
/ ing to market! The breed Of hogs
I here they call the hazel splitter.
asked him if he could play on the vi.
olin. He asked me If meant the
. fiddle. I told 1 did. He eyed me a
moment, and in that moment ]
thought / saw bowie knives for two.
But instead, seeing that l was his
friend, he merely remarked that be
/ guessed l was a stranger in this cOun-
/ try, for if be could only play the fid-
die, he could be elected to any Office
he wanted. As soon rs he had said
/ this, he was invited to take a
drink.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
KTNNAmAN 8 tTARTIN.

TEETH inserted and extracted ia a scien-
tific manner. All work warranted 70
give satisfaction We are the only Dentists
In the county who have license for max
ing the Rubber Work. All persons wearing
rubber plates made by dentists having no
license, are liable 10 prosecution. Rooms
over First National Bank Nov. 9.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
M1GH PICS.

7 HAVE very fine lot Of Pigs Of the cele-
Il brated Magic Breed, which viii ofIer
for sale Al my residence, in Seipio Tp. This
IS the best breed of pigs now in the county,
and comes nearer possessing all the qualtles
CT good growers and fatteners than any 9TH
er. Call and see them.
April 27-3w". H. A. KOLLER-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Special atten-
"A tion given 20 collections and the sale Of
Real Estate. Office over J.. X Saawhan d
Co.'S store, Washington street, Iffh1, Ohio.
Nov rs.
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VIZ. II. GIBsOS. r. O. PESSGSGToS-
GIBSON & PENNINGTON.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Tinn, Ohio. Of
"A fee in First National Bank Block.
Nav 10.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
EnmN sfcCATLEY.

4 TTORNEY AT Law, Timn, Ohio. Or
"A dce opposite the Court House.
June 10.
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DR. &C. REILHARZ,

CURGEON DENTIST. Office at his resi-
y dence. corner Monroe and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church
nol6.
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w GrOYER-

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once
in Kirchner's Block, Main street, Tifiin,
Ohio. Residence No. Clay street, Second
Ward. July 2
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FOR SALE.

TIE Homestead Of Mrs.. r. A. Walker N
Il IN Second Ward. Apply AZ tie Crock
cry stors Of -..l.
Aprtl D, ISL. - ,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04

III SURGEON, Tififn, Ohio. Office hours
rom 10 10 A. M, and from 20 j. 81.
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. 70 3 Z. n. Office on
Market street, ID door east OF the NJ. +.
church. April II.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS here given that the undersign-
N ed has been appointed and IS qualified
as Executor Of the estate Of BENJAMIN Prize,
Isfe al Seneca county, Ohio, deceased.
BENJAMIN ], PRICE.
Arrn Ie, ls7l..nz-st@.
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a. 5. RosENRERGER, ". D..

II HOMGOPATHIgT, Carey, Ohio, viii
III promptly attend to all professional
calls.
Jan. 25, ls7I.-tf
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IP KINNAmAN- H

II. b. MARTIN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office
in Empire Block Washington street
Iiffin. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
CEORGsE 4. 81

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TiGn, Chic, Or
"A nee 40. " Washington Street
Lune "a. 80.
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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
PUBLISHED EVERY
TIL HURSDAY EVENING.
Bona Eide Circulation, 1.6S

TERMS-One year, in advance, 9 20; Six
months. 81 o.; Three months. - cents
ADNERTISING-Tn Tribune as an ad-
yertising medium has no superior. II has a
large circulation, and is read by a thrifty,
energetic class Of people. Advertisements
inserted as low as in any first-cIass paper.
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A. Ii. EYERs.

A TTORNEY AT Law. TiGIn, Ohio. Office
u corner Main and Perry streets.
May s.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
A INTERESTING CONVEX
SATI0N.

"Oh, nyi Where did you get those nice
shoes ?"
'At Houck's new Shoe Store. These cloth
heel CATERS cost me only 81 90, and are Just
as good as others sell for 50 %. He has a
very good article as low as 81 % per pair,
and the best stock OF fine Caters, slippers
and shoes Of every description I ever saw In
TifHn. his prices are far below those OF
othe DEALER, as he spent some time among
the fGanufacturers and got the beneft OF the
be-. bargains. II you wont to save money
be aHro and go to HOUCIl'S "CHEAP CASH
SHOE STORE"
The above is a sample of what Is said ev-
cry day.
Shoes Of every size-from q dolls 70 u
Glants-every quality and price.
The room ts well fitted up for ladies.
CALL AND SEE
The new stock IL the room formerly oecupi-
cd BY loves Croc<ery store.
Mar. 30, lS7l.-tE
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
kLFRED EANnoE.
z C. BOYD

"A mell's urE- al.-.r. hearty opposite FirNi
National Bank, iilil p. Ohio.
Aurfl i. ISL
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BOYD & EIDaELY,


A ITO zrsEYS AT LAW, TIiiiH, Ohio Of
- fee No. 81, Washington siics'-
Mar. b. ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04
CHILDISH TRUST.
BY MABEL 1IYRA.

"Thou hast hid these things from the wiSe
and prudent and hast revealed them unto
bades Matt. xi. ..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-04

We copy the following beautiful poem from,
an exchange for the benefit OF children ana
those who love them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13
OF the Lords Prayer

4 few years ago nothing would have
seemed more improbable than the delib.
crate alteration. by an authoritative body
of christian clergymen and orthodox
biblical scholars. of the phraseology and
meaning Of the Lords prayer. yet such
has been the case. The New Testament
rcvisionists. now in session in London
have voted that the literal translation Of
the phrase deliver us from evil" should
be deliver Us from the evil one :" and
they have decided 10 expunge the doxol.
logy at the end of The prayer. as absent
from all the earlier manuscripts. Thu.
,horn and altered. the great PRAYER OF
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A Promising Boy.

A certain Judge, while attending court
in shire town, was passing along 4
road, when boy was just letting down
the bars TO drive some cattle in. Iii,
father stood in the door Of lis house. on
the opposite side OF the road. and seeing
what his hopeful was doing, shouted
out
John. don't you drive them cattle in
there: ] told YOU 10 put them in the pas
ture behind the house"
The boy took 10 notice whatever OF
the remonstIatrance, and his father re-
peated the order in louder tone. with
out the least effect. and the third time
gave positive orders not 10 drive tie
cattle in there. The son didn't deign to
look up. and disobeyed the parental in
junction with a GOODNESS which positive
ly shocked the indge, who, looking at
the culprit. said:
10y, don't YOU hear your father
speaking TO YOU =
100. y-a-a-a-s." replied the boy. look
ing at the judge. "but don't mind what
he says" Mother don't nciihcr. and
tween she and ! we've about got the
dog 50 he don't.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13
NO. ~.


The election OF officers aud Directors
Of The 81. Louis. MI. Carmel. and View
Albany Railroad. the Illinois Division "a
The Air Line Railway. wa. held az MI.
Carmel. ILL.,. Oh the Ali init, and result
ed as follows:
DIRECTORS Hobt. Bell, i. g. Edgar.
Wabash County. ILL.,. Geo. iiarri- nh
wards county, H.; w. H. Robins oi.
Wayne county, ILL.,: Aug. Bradley. vi.
:. cnlbcrison, and Morris Mcdonald at
this city. The Directors ihcn eipcicd
kobt Bell President. ". II. Robinson
V Ice President. A. &. iGgar Treasurer.
and w. W, Mcdonald Secretary.
President Bradley. who Las inst ro-
turned from Mt. Carmel and Princeton.
reports the best Of feeling prevailing III
that vicinity. The completion and run
ming OF the Air Line road between
Princeton and Mt. Carmel las inspired
the people with fresh vieor. and they
are determined TO put The remaining
line OF the great thorougl.are. VIZ: from
MI. Carmel 10 Mt. Vernon. M. distance
sixty miles. through with AN possible
speed. President Bell and his Directors
Will make the necessary arrangements
10 insure the building OF their line Miill-
in year: also. the bridge over the
Wabash. This viii make Tie line COM
plcte from 81. Louis 10 Princeton. lnai-
ana leaving only the gap between this
city and Princeton TO be completed
In the meantime the contractors on his
part Of the road. Mcssr-. Chamberlain.
Maihers x Co.. will push Tie v ork with
determined yigor. and ii The plan OF
building q temporary track over the
knob. 10 be used until the tunnel j. COM
pleted. Is adopted, we may confidently
look ior the completion OF the entire
line by the middle Of next year
New Albany Ledger.
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Some young men talk about luck
Good luck is 10 get mp at six o'clock in
the morning. Good luck, If YOU only
have shilling week, is to live on
luck is 10 trouble your head with youl
own. and let others business alone. Good
luck is. fulfill the commandments. ant
TO 90 unto other people as we wish then
TO do unto n. We must piod and pre-
Serve. Pence must be taken care OF
because they are seed Of gEineas. II,
.@ct on in the world, we must tax,
care OF home, sweep our own dooIWa,
clcan. try TO help other people avoic
temptations, anc lave trust and faith i,
tod
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lNpraNApoLrs. Jan. 3. 1871.

Tho state Board OF Agriculture met
this morning. Al the members Of the
state Board were present. and delegates
reported from 4 ! counties and auxiliary
societies. Hon. j. u. Williams. President
IN lie char. The various standing COM
mittccs were announced by the Prcsi-
dent, and resolution was adopted to
hold tie neXt State Fair. on the state
Fair Grounds in this city. during the
first week OF October.
The subject of corn raising was taken
up and discussed at length. Prof. Cox
-aid farming j. yet in iis infancy. and
the farmer who cannot raise one hun-
drcd bushels OF corn 10 the acre, knows
but little about bis business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13

TIN PHYSIOLOGICAL. JOURNAL ToR
.J.NrAEl New Volume ~ contains
|"Ihc Hccchcr- of 4o-Day." with live cx-
'ctl.cni portraits: Importance Of Chem
.i.iry. ~ Prof Chari,> A. JOY: I'll. II.
,Clniiin. Tic eminent merchant: Dream
llAmd. the Nature of Dreams Physical
Education Eating and Mental Action
Dyspepsia. etc.,: Moderation. a Poem
W oman sphere and lnAuencc: II. y.
/ Woodward. Of California: Decision. i;s
lrclaiim 80 a successful lie: The Nlor-
lmon People. who and what they are.
lihci Rcli4ion. Social Life. Accomplish
lmcutS and Prospects The Editors Ncs-
lsagc: Tile study Of Man; Leigh Hunt
H. an E>-ayist: Nv hat shall | do:" Nd
ventures Of NonC Combatant: The
lCondor. illustrated. and q dozen other
ARTICLES. brief pertinent and interesting
ilhc whole. making up number Of PC
culiar excellence among the issues OF q
Monthly whose general superiority j,
universally acknowledged. single Nun.
bcr>. 80 cents for the year 50. including
q handsome chrome premium. :. X
WELLS. Publisher. $50 Broadway. y. y
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The following limos are supposed TO
have been written ~ an editor who
was insane. Tor certainly no sane man
could dream anything 50 improbable:
had dream The othcrnight.
when everything was still.
! dreamed ihif each subscriber
Came up and paid hi~ bill,
Each wore look Of honesty.
And smiles were round each eye,
a they handed over The stamps
They yelled. "llow's that for high r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13

frrA man not thousand miles from
Fort Wayne lost lis wife. and had a
stone erected over her grave. He mar
ricd a second wife. and when She died
he bad the graycstonc split and il then
served for tie two departed. lie pro-
posed TO the third yesterday. aud tle
lady quantity remarked: II do not be-
licye that stone will split again"
Fort WAYNE sentinel.
r+.s little boy named Hopcrorl. liy-
ing IN New Albany. attempted 10 bite
torpedo few DAYS since in order 10 See
what il contained. aud had hi- mouth
BADLY torn by the explosion.
r-Faihcr Farrcl. pastor Of u New
y ork Catholic Church. stated Is Iii. con
on Sunday, " niIe submitting
10 them the proposed address io tl.c
Pope that he objected 70 il. and being
Al American. would not raise his arm
'io restore any king under heaven ~ his
throne
fI7- We are told that the recent cold
snap irozc al tie whisky im south hond
20 that dealers now sell il BY the pound.
~ Out Of ninoty-two counties ~ the
State, Sevcmiy-onc are crossed by ouc or
more railroads. with stations at the
county seat.
~ 4 man in Paducah. pcramhulaied
the streets of that beautiful ci.y, tie
other day. singing;
'oh ufrc's nol IN this Wide world happier l'c
Than W u Ny tie soye-pre era tleait yoar uiic-
To kis- her uarm llps in your moments 20 glct.
49, .l..
a SENSITIVE YouNG LADY, "A young
lady. sensitive about the treatment ul
animals. few days since. saw a calf
roughly seized by The cNircmiiics 10 be
lifted into wagon. whercupon shc
blazing with excitement cNclHimcd
Look. sec that wretch! lie has gut
that calf by the ear and tail! wish
lad him the same way
nT"Lenny, you're pig" saida father
10 his little iive-ycar old boy. Now,
do You know what a pig is, Lenmy n
Yes si., pigs hogs little boy"
~ Ayers distillcry Of Princeton. was
sold by Gen. Vcaich. L. :. Collector
for $4,000. ;. NJ. Barton was The pur-
chaser.
!. MA New Haven couple, recently
celebrating their golden wedding cxhib-
tied piece OF cake reserved from their
marriage ceremony fifty years ago.
NJ A Pennsylvania paper says: ANY
person wishing TO take this paper can
do 20 by bringing US potatoes. apples,
butter, on anything 20 keep Us from
starving 10 death.
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OF Gray hairs may not mar ones good
looks. and in many cases even improve
the appearance. but a. general rule arc
considered Objectionable and many dc
vices are rcsoried TO TO prevent or get lid
OF them. We know Of no mode 50 little
troublesome or Objectionable as the use
Of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, an ar;i-
Gle which Of late has become % immense
Is popular as toilet article and bcauti-
ticr. Ii i easily applied, restores gray
or faded hair. prevents, and in many
eases cures badness. clcanscs the scalp
aud leaves the hair in splendid condition
for arranging. Jan. l3-2w.
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GA laughablc thing took place at

GA laughablc thing took place at q
revival meeting somewhere in MiSsis
lsippi. not long since. The minister no
lticed secdy looking chap in one of III,
seats. looking a. though he needed rel
gion. or a good square meal. SO ii,
stepped up TO him and asked him il Ii,
was a Christian. NO sir" said he. Il
am the editor Of The Radical party il
This place." Then. III the name Of Goo
let u pray" replied tie devoted min
lister
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n The Albany IN. Y.) Argus relate

u De AIbany On. ! D Argus rcIaics
the following incident:
AT a recent revival in one Of our
leading churches. a lady member of the
congregation. after relating icr expert
ence and detailing her manifold trans
grcssions earnestly implorcd her audi
tors to tell her if She had forgotten any
Ter --, didn't You once say 10 ne
that You wished ali Democrats were III
HI: and isn't that a sin! The fair
penlicnt was covered with con fiisipu.
but acknowledged her error and deciar-
ed that. though She had once uttered
such wish. she now deeply regretted
The expression"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13

The following is list of causes. and
an exhibit of the disposition made OF
each, az the January term Of the Com.
mon Pleas Court:
State on relation Of a. j. Gossman IS.
il. J. King -Surtcy Of l. eace- Stricken
rom docket on motion of defendant.
NJ. Hindcrcr. ct. al.-cX parie parti-
ton Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Mar. J.. Wood, vs.. Geo. W. Woods
Divorce granted.
licltrcch a Rick,inc VS.. j. Beckic-
judgment for $G5.65.
Calvin jeii ". Jesse G.. Corn ct. al
Foreclosure ordered
binmiit ". Iussc ct. Partition
ordered and err appointed Commits
sioucr Ia Sell.
Weidcnhamcr vs.. Bylc.-judgmcnt Mt
for SlOl 20.
hrodle vs. Furhman--judgment for
-Sl7 IS
Strigle ". Kempf--judg. for 500 o5.
H. r. ililln ". j. L. Williams iudg-
mcnt ior Sis 30.
a. Rutzcry, \. II. Miler--jury trial
~ dismissed al pia's cost
hing y. Jacobs dismissed al Dcll's
costs.
Cave AmrX vs.. Ilawk-I-orcclosu
ordered Tor 81 II.
Farri- Admir- IS. Harris Judgment
FOR SsD7 CO.
Bons Admir- v. Davi.on-judnncnt
lor ; iO 60.
Miller v. Kcsslcr'. cstaic-judgncnt
for s5 90.
Ecckman v. Iorny's cstate-judg-
mcni Tor @as ss
Friedman s.. Miller Foreclosure for
ST5A 05.
ruciia vs. Fuhrman dismissed at
Bcl'- costs.
state IS. CD. Segers- RciailiMg-not
guilty.
Stat, rs. 4. y. Gossman Retailing
state ". Ch irich, Retailing. q. q,
guilty. not guilty.
fine - iu each
State VI. A. j. Gos~man- \. & B.,
guilty. lne 50.
state ". Az IIoShin-- CARRYING con-
lccai,d Weapons finding Of not guilty.
state IS. jos. Misunderstanding :
confined.
state ~ John Jacobs CIR L.--changC
.of vonuo ta Dram 80 County ordered
STATE on relation ~ a. J. Gossman vs.
II. J. King surety Of the Pcace--Con.
ltinucd.
-uadih ". Winngcr Guardian o
/ llNddock'~ lIeir---judgmcnt tor SO 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13

OF a sable sovereign Of Texas. when
reproved for his polygamy. replied
why, hi! hasn't got but four mend
ment, yet, and dc law openly lows dc
lcolorcd man fificen''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-01-13

NTThe aggregate Democratic MAORI
ty in the fine old reconstructed state
OF Georgia j. between thirty-five aud
forty thousand. Like Mcrcutions " wound
that will do reasonably well.
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nTThc County Recorders in several
sections OF the state are engaged in a
movement TO procure the passage oi 4
law 10 make the fees for recording a
deed lien on the property.
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u-g-"My dear" said arural wife TO her
husband. ON his return from town. ''wliat
was the sweetest thing you saw in bon
ncts.' The ladies faces my love"
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Lounges
aai large assortment of chairs " the heststyies s
fepfrffnliy invites those deSrlne ANYTHING ID hs ne
cali and examine Nj stock before purchasing elise.
where. hs cott~ui be please them. az bis
shop ne corner 81 the Public square. west q ths
xontt horse
November H. 1856 JACOB ALLIES.
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For square oflelincs or less. wok. 81 90
Lach Subsequent Insertion, 20 cts.
Longer advertisements alih, same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares.
coumicias aguare. ThcSearc the terms
for trau-isntad advertisements. =; reasonable
deduction viii be made toregular advcr-
ti-nrs
Notices appointment Of admini-ira-
tors ana legal notices o. Hike characterize
be paid ia advance.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-17
SUNDAY PARADFS.

On Sabbath last, the peace of the city OF
New York was disturbe d by an attempt on
the part of a society styling themselves the
Internationals, to have a public parade. 1t
is understood that the parade will be at
tempted again to-day. The peace of that
city has been frequently disturbed within
a few years past in similar way 1t is
understood that Gov. Hoffman will re-
commend to the Legislature to pass law
prohibiting Sunday parades in the future.
Such a recommendation should be favor
ably received and acted upon. THL
We know nothing of these Interna-
tionalist societies, except what we have
seen in the newspapers. They seem to be
a class of restless adventures who have
probably very little sympathy for America
or American institutions. They seek to
gain popularity under the specious pre-
tense of friendship for the laboring man,
when in fact they would involve the labor
ing men of the country in endless and I'M
fruitful troubles. Their demonstrations
are intended for no good, and they should
especially be prohibiting from violating
the sanctity of the Sabbath day.