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New Advertisements.
Chancery Court at Decatur Tennessee.
Mahala X. Boggc,,, ct al. ". lrby II. Bog
CESS. ct al

Maliala Il. BOg5c>S, 81 al.. ". lFby ii. Bog
cess, ct al.
Petition for UjuOrce. iiim0uy, dc.
TN this cause the complainant MahaIa X.
! B0"grs~, in her own right, and ~ next
friend If John Il. and Susan T.. Boggc~>, hlv-
ing filed her bill Of compliant upon oath. in
the 'hnncrry Court ut Decatur. Tennessee,
against lrby II. Eoggc.> and Enoch collins.
charging among other thing, that the said
lrhy II. lioggc~~ i. justly liable to her for ali
mOny, Nc., and resides uut Of the stat" If
Tennessee, ana having obtained lay the order
aud lial Of the Honorable d. u. Key. thaurcl-
lOr, Ne, AN original attachment against the CS-
tate uf said lrhy II. l;oggc,,, rctrrnab!e 10 the
March term. iN.2, Of said Court, and the same
having been levied on the property of said IT.
by II. bO"gcS>, ii i therefore ordered by the
Clerk aud Master. that the sand lrby II. Bog
cess be- required % appcT before said ,hanrr-
~ Court. AT the Courthouse. in Decatur, on
the ri Monday Of March next. and make d'-
iciI>r tu sand Bill. or the same will he taken for
confessed. and the cIri>r set for hcnrng e., par.
IT, ~ To- him: it j. further ordered lay the Clerk
and Master that this notice be- Published f,u'
consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, . wrrhiy
new >papcr published IN Athens. McMinn
county, Tennessee. Th, 10Th day Of January,
49,. ". +. BLENlNS, E. ~ VI.
Burkctt a. Smith. >ol> for cOmplt.
Jan. 20, it-pr, lee cG,jO-2l,
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Gems of k'urest zIny.

Follow after justice and duty; such life is
the path to heaven and into the assembly OF
tho>r who have once lived. and now, released
from the body, dwell in that place."
"A brave man thinks no one his superior who
to"s him an INJURY; for he has it in his power to
make himself superior To the other 10y forgiv-
init"
"if YOU know anything that will make Il bro.
th.r'- heart glad, run quickly and tell it; but
ii lit, something that will cause sigh, bottlci ii
M"
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.Iu.fiCcs md MINORS.

The recent Legislature of Tennessee has re.
quired Mayors and Recorders Of cities and
Justices Of the Peace, to exact tax Of two
dollars from persons convicted of violations Of
criminal laws. This fine goes to the State, md
the said Justices, Mayors, or Recorders are re-
quired to give bonds with security in the
sum Of five hundred dollars for the faithful
payment to the County Trustee of all fines,
..En nnll Let al
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Good lenDIars.

A Lodge Of Good rcmplars was organized
at this place a month or two ago. and already
numbers some forty members. The grand and
essential object Of the order is Temperance
to reclaim and lift up the inebriate, and to
the younger members of society and guard
them against the Influences that tempt to in.
diligence. il has been productive of much
good wherever established, and we look for the
most happy results from its inauguration here
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We don't want the patriotic portion Of our
fellow citizens, we mean those who love their
country better than themselves, to forget that
there are three County Officers to elect IN Me.
MinnncNt August-Sherih, Tax Collector, and
Trustee. The election is only six months of,
and the indifference and apathy on the subject
is without parallel in the history Of lower
East Tennessee.
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IDftyt"W hh" Hy""t'"" hu''I
TT appearing from tie allegations Of com
| pIninant. iili, which is sworn 10, HAT the
defendant, Moses Sulrup, J. W. NtaicGp. W.
II. SttIcup, J. &. S,aIcup and W. h. ~talcup,
are uon-rr,idcnt> Of the state "l T'nur'-r":
It j. therefore ordered that publication b"
made for tour cun-crutlNcw"rk~i in the Athens
Post. 1wo,h.y newspaper published in Athens,
Tenn, rcuuiliu. the aforesaid uon-ro >idcut de-
PENDANTS to appear before or within the first
three days Of our nest thnrcrE Court. to l.,
held at the tuUrt-huu>c in Athens, conimcnc.
ing on the 9TH dal of May, ISL, or the sam,
will lee ukru for confessed and sci for hearing
On pArtr -, to them.
J. VI. HENDERSON, {. & ".
\. i. Keith. sol Tor 'ompl'l
Jan. |. lS,!-it.prS Zee SiOu-2li
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Fifteen Thousand Rolls Wall pa.
per

Now on hand and being received by the T.. 7.
Book House, much Of it made expressly for
taste. wanting something ertrq. bcdUtitW dHd
rechsrche. can not do better than order Of this
house, G. o. d.. giving dimensions Of room,
quality of paper, price, whether for Paror
Chamber, Hail. or what not. They guarantee
snii ,turtion
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Court. Mc'iinnE Co., Tenn.
john +. slower, Clerk, ". John l!cntou, ). +
icutuu and j. i. cobb.

JONW 7. NIOlUr, II'Tk, v. IUlI NrnIUn, J. .
BENTON and j. u. Cobb.
I y tHi, cnu,r it appearing to the lti~fnctiou
of the Court that !. Il. cobb i-I nun.rc>i-
dent Of the state Of tennessee: II /, ordered
by the Court thn, publication be- nude in the
Athens Post, u newspaper published in
Athens. Tenn, for four >Uccr' NtNrWook>, uotl-
tyiu. the defendant !. Il. cobb, TO be and APP
pear before the Judge ut the Circuit Court oi
McMiun county. at u Court To- De held for said
County ON the second Monday II Alril ucNt.
lt the Court-nou>,, in the town "t Athens,
then aud there to show cuu>r, II any he have
why the satisfaction q! the Judgment hereto
tor" rendered in th, cau-, SHOULD not be an
uUllcd. vacated and ST aside. or the same ~ III
br taken ~ confessed aud ,,t lur hclrn, cN
puric a, To- him. ions +. SLON liz, Clerk.
JAN /. l~,9-It.ur tee s. i.Uu-2II
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tennessee.
OVVKV NV ]1N'EN1@TI
;. ID. Staniel d'mr, vs.. Eliza \. Hale, ct ais.
al

;. ID. Stantiel, ad'mr, vs.. Eli%a y. Hale, II ais
OriyHaI EW.l
TT appearing from the affidavit filed IN this
| cause. that the defendant Charles u. Hale,
is NONRESIDENT Of the state Of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that the said non-rcsi.
dent defendant enter his appearance hc'or"
or within the first three days Of the next term
Of our Chanccry Court to be- held At the Court.
house in the town Of Athens. on the eth day
Of May, lS,2, then and there to plead answer
or dcmur to complainants said Bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed, and the eau 81
set for hearing eN partc rs to him; and that
u copy If this notice be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Athens Post.
J. NJ HENDERSON, c x NJ.
BLIZZARD X bradford. Sol- for tomplt
Jan. -, lS12-it-prs fee Si,Vh2l,
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45TH YEAR.
Western Farmers Almanac for 1872,

yNIIE PUBLISHERS HAVE THE FLEA
sure to to announce that the Third
Edition Of this standard work i, now ready,
and respectfully request OF dealers who have
failed TO obtain full supple, to send in their
orders at once. The eminent surccs, which
has attended its sale this season. warrants Us
in the belief that the present issue fully su-.
tnins the old and wcl-carncd reputation Of
this ALMANAC. 1t contains the last ccnsu,
complete, and "A mas, Of information indi>pen-
sable to every family in the southwest. cal
culatcd for the mrridian' Of Louisville and
Memphis. Fourth Edition "o,oOo}-now in
press, and will be- ready. 50 that no delay will
occur in filing orders single copies mailed
on rccrp. Of 10 cents
JOHN =. MORTON II co., Publishers,
ljG and IiN Main st., Louisville, Ky.
Ian q. lSTI.It.1lI
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W. +. Blcvins. Clerk and Master. ~. Sarah
Hawk. Ellen Cox. ct al.
[ Origindt Attachment BiR.l

OfighU -ittdHWeh BU.I
y this cause the COMP lainant ". r. Bl"yin>.
/ &. u NJ, ha, filed hi, Fill Of complaint upon
oath. in the thanccry Court ut Decatur. Tenn.
against sarah Hawk. Ellen Cox. and Others.
charging among other things. that the said
sarah Hawk. Pleasant Hawk, Ellen Cox and
VIM. Cox. are justly indebted to him by de-
cree Of Court. aud that they are NONRESIDENT,
Of the state Of Tennessee, aud having obtained
10y the order and fiat NJ the Hon. -. VI. Key.
Chancellor. Nc.. AN original attachment against
the estate Of the above named defendants. aud
the same having been levied on the property
described in the pleading, in this cause, il j.
therefore ordered hy the Clerk and Master.
that the said Sarah Hawk. Pleasant Hawk.
Ellen Cox and VIM. Cox. be required 10 ap-
pear before said Chancery Court. at III. Court
house. in Decatur. Tennessee. on the I'd Mon
day of March next. and make defense 10 said
lill, or the same will be taken for confessed
aud the calisc set for hearing ex pare; it Is
further ordered that thi, notice he published
for four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post.
weekly newspaper, published in Athens.
McSinn county. Tennessee. This 10Th day Of
January, isI2. W. r. BLENINS, c. q VI.
| Burkctt q Smith. Sol, for cOmplI.
! Jan. 20, 1872 it.prs fee s6,j0-2l7
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The Erngrnnt Breath

Atheists the matches, purifying properties OF
so2oDONr, Every lady VINO has EVER used it,
Pure teeth are essential to q pure BREATH and
both are enjoyed by all who resort to hi,
agreeable, wholesome and invaluable ycgcta.
Die COMPOUND.
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w. Il. 7IOKTON a GO.
d'hnnccry Court AT Decatur.

Jacob Il. Collins, admir- v. The Heirs Of A.
Cox. deed.
II thi. cauScit appearing from the allegations
| ur complainant, liill. which are sworn to.
that Joseph 4. Cox, one Of the defendants in
the above stated cause, isa nonresident ot the
Stat, of Tennessee. 1t j. therefore ordered hy
the Clerk and Master. that said Joseph \.
Cox. De required to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court At Decatur, on the I'd Monday of
March, 49,. and make defense 10 said Bill. or
the sumo will be- taken for confessed and the
ratl,c sci for hearing cr pdrte ~ to him; II IS
further ordered that this notice he published
for four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post.
This nth December, ISL.
W. f. BLENINS. G. ~ VI.
BLIZZARD IL Bradford, ~ol- Tor tomprt.
Dee. Il, ,l.it-pr, fee Si,UU-!l2
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The Board of Aldermen for the current year
organized last Monday. W. II. Brlant was
elected Mayor W, q, Horton Recorder and
q. W, Standifcr Marshal.
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seed lyhcnf! seed Vyhcat!:

have made special arrangements for OBJ
tanning the best Wheat Of all kinds for seed.
Persons wishing TO buy will please call and
see >amplcs--thcy can be suited ut reasonable
prices. VI. y. MCKINNEY,
Sept. Il. IS1I-tf-ia9l Rccyile, Tenn.
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Those indebted to me must pay up at once,
rs my business must and shall be- closed mp.
You have got and used my goods and now |
must ans will have pay for them. You can't
blame me. \. Il. HLANKENsuIP.
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Jan. IT'LL


TO the Tax-Payers Of McNlinn County: will
be in Athens on Saturday of each week. All
who do not settle soon, may expect to pay cost.
81 W, NJ. KELLEY r. e.
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yAl.E tEsHE LAND FOR SALE.

tElIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
l n..O Wrc> Of Land. loo VI which i, now
under cultivation. TIN, land i situated in
the 18th civil district " McMinn county, on
The water, If ,hc>tun Greek. and i, good and
productive. ON the premises i~a good frame
dwelling house. smnkc-housc, barn, stables,
IN excellent well and good springs. Apply TO
the subscriber on the premises.
WARNER TREW.
Coghill, Tenn, Jan {, iSI2-lm'-2li
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ygv., Sullins' Female school.

The spying Session bcglns on Monday, Janua-
ry 18th. Those desiring information about
The school. board. &C.. can address
REV. /. SULLINs,
Jan. ithl Athens Tenn.
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Athrus 2ust.
SAdOrnIneiIt."

A brief but excellent essay on the above sub
ject appears on the first page OF this paper, We
bespcak for II general and attentive pGrusal,
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VIII pay the highest market price for Corn
Oats. Peas. Feathers. Eggs, and other Ccw'
try Produce.
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Cash for Corn
County Offices.

Y. +, Ghson--old Ross Concentrations, vii
pay Cash for all the understandable Corn offered
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W :ssit..ti.

young man with SOM rypvricnr" md
well qualified to teach desire, To ohttin a
school IN some -pud noi,hhornori. in this or
an adjoiuu4 county. App, al otlirr ID. The
Posi-.
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Attention.!
Western and Atlantic R;asarOnd II.

Give your note or pay up at once. No credit
for 1872 Il. f. GIBSON.
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T 0 R S A L E.

TNiIr UNDERSIGNED HAVE \ NO. !
1 Piano Forte, almost ncw ani IN good
trim, which they Will sell very low. eau and
examine it. A.t. robson u co.
Athens. Jan. is, lS,2-if-2l6
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WANTED. u nice lot Of Bacon. AT Iiancy's.
Il. ~. Reed

Wishes to buy one thousand bushel, Of { orn,
for which he will pay the highest market price
in Cash.
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WIN. w. ALEXANDER, NJ. ID.

hFFICE NO. 81 WA~IlINGTON STRErT,
" CON the corner of thurrh Alley. nu,i 'front.'
in. the Methodist church, Residence -.
Washington street.
Athens. Tenn, .ian'y 4. is7e.iy-2;4
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Clover. Timothy, and Field Seeds generally
Tist received at T. F. GIBsoNs.
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CATION.

1 IL persons are notified not to trade for u
n Nolc Of hand, given by the subscriber in
April or May If ISL, fer sIh,Uu, uuc the l>t
day If september, ISL. and made payable to
l.. DluuS. The consideration for which sAld
Note was given has failed, and will not pay
it unless compelled by inw.
JOSEPH COBB, SR.
McMiun Co.. Jan. II, l>,1-3t-2lG
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E,ASa' NOTICE,

4 Ill. PERSONS INDEBTED To THE
n >ub,rrinvr either 10y note ur account must
come forward and make payment. or they viii
be- put to additional cost. mean what say.
\. FORREST.
Mouse Greek, Jan. II. lN74- lm*-2lj
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c. HARLEY wants produce.
Al Cost.

Robson & Co. arc Offering at New York cost,
all their strictly Winter Goods, consisting o
Dress Goods. Ladies and Gents Shaws. Bed
Blankets, Clothing, Hats and Table Linens
Call and examine their stock. Jan. Is.
PARTIES in want of Furniture. " ell made
and neatly finished. are referred to the adver-
tiscment of W. 7. Carmack. Mr.. Carmack h
an excellent workman. whom we commend to
all who want anything in his line.
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y0TnG MsLEs FOR SALE.

,INiE SUBSCRIBER. AT SEWEE. MEIGS
l County. has Three young work Mnlcs.
well broke, which be- will sell on ~ months
time. the purchasers ,yingn solyoutnslc APP
ply Immediately. H. po,i-oficc is at Scw,e.
IN. T.. :. SVlrLEN.
Jan. 4. lsI2.u 90
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Rr-nnimaiing the REnir. Whcl

the hair ceases tudrnw from the scalp the uHtu-
raj lubricant which j. it, >u>trulnc", It's Ntuli-
~ j.. A. it were. suspended, and il not promp;-
" attended to. badness will lac the certain re-.
suit. The one sure method Of avoiding such
an unpleasant catastrophe j. to Use LYON'S
KATHARIoN, which. when well rubbed into
and prey cnt it from falling out. Besides that.
this inmitabIc rc>uscitant and strengthened
oi the Ilair uouri>hcs and stimulates it, Young
and tender liberS, removes all obstacles to
their growth in the shape Of dndrull aud dirt
and ultimately produces new crop %: hair,
stronger glo>.irr. and twice a. abundant ~
the old. A. a hair dressing it i. notably the
most agreeable refreshing and scrI crablc AZ
ticlc ever placed upon a drc--lng-tablr,
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Elia> johnson Ea- established q Cooprrtgc
at the old Sawtcll shop Aincus. aadi~ prcpar.
ed to do all work in his line, on short notice
and 1t reasonable rates. j2!I
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Ny PROGRAMME FOR B12.

T WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
| Dry salt and smoked Bacon, heat, Flour,
Meal, Corn, Feathers, Bec>wGN, INllow, Dress.
ed Turkeys. Chickens. Ducks, Guinca> and
Geese Dried Fruit. Rags, Fur skins. such nN
Bear. Mink, Mu>kra,. House and Wild Ght,
skunk, Opossom, Raccoon, Red nndGmy Fox.
Dry Hides. Butter, Eggs. Oats. sweet and
Irish Potatoes. viii keep constantly u good
,lurk Of uomi,ruuu, Goods. and will sell
them low down for
Cash or any Of the above Articles.
My stock Of Iron. Casting, and steel shall he
Unsurpassed. viii sell cheaper than ever,
Edged Tools and Hardware.
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NOTICE.

My professional visits to Athens, Tennessee,
will occur on the following named day, during
the month Of January:
FucsluI. january 9th.
Friday. " aDth.
NOnimy &" 9Dth.
IN. II. l.. LiC!IENSTADT.
W. l.. HILL. Boot and Shoe Maker, at the
old Parker Gallery, Athens. Respectfully
,Oicits custom.
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National Union Republican tonvcn-
ttnu

The undersigned, constituting the Ma
tional Committee designated by the Com
vention held at Chicago on the Goth of
May, 1868, hereby call convention of
the Union Republican party at the city
Of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 9th
day Of juno next, a; II o'clock noon, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for
tho offices Of President and Vicc-Prc
dent OF the United States
Each State is authorized to be repre-.
scented in the Convention by delegates
equal to twice tho mum Der of Senators
and Representatives to which it will be
entitled in the next National Congress,
and each organized Territory is authoriz.
ed to send two delegates.
In calling this Convention, the Com
nittec remind the country that the
promises of thu Union Republican Con.
vention Of 1868 have been fulfilled. The
States lately in rebellion have been re.
stored to their former relations to the
Government. The laws of the country
have been faithfully executed, public
faith has been preserved, and the national
credit firmly established. Governmental
economy has been illustrated by the re-
duction, at the same time, of the public
debt and of taxation and the funding Of
the national dobt at lower rate of inter-
est has been successfully inaugurated.
The rights of naturallzed citizens have
been protected by treaties, and immigra.
ton encouraged by liberal provisions.
The defenders of the Union have been
gratefully remembered, and the rights
and interests of labor recognized. Laws
have been enacted and are being enforce
cd, for the protection of persons and pro-
perty in all sections. Equal suffrage has
been engrafted GU tho National Constitu-
ton the privileges and immunites of
American citizenship have become part
of the organic law, and liberal policy
has been adopted toward all who engaged
in the rebellion. Complications in for
eign relations have been adjusted in the
interest Of peace throughout the world,
while the national honor has been main
tanned, Corruption has been exposed,
offenders punished, responsibility cnforc.
cd, safeguards established, and now, as
heretofore, the Republican party stands
pledged to correct all abuses and carry
out all reforms necessary to maintain the
purity and efficiency ofthc public service.
10 continue and firmly establish its fund
amental principles, We invite the cooper
alton of all the citizcns of tho United
States.
WILLIAM CLArLIN, Chairman.
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Epirog OF liidisrER During the
past month two series of resolutions ap-
pcarcd in your paper on the death of n
Justly esteemed citizen of your place, with
whom | had the privilege Of IN acquant-
ancc. Each proceeded from Fraterni-
ty TO which the deceased belonged when
living and expressed in fitting language
the niicctionate esteem of his brethren
Each was preIaccd also, by preamble.
These prcamblcs are at once remarka-
bly, similar, and similarly remarkable.
The first cmanated from n meeting Of
"Union Lodge No. 81. A. g. A. M.,held
at Masonic Hall in Niddlebury on Mon.
day, January l, 1872" and reads as faI
as quoted thus, Whereas Or Supreme
Grand Master, whose ways are mysteri.
Gus aud whose judgments are inscrutablt
has, in His infinite wisdom removed FROM
midst by the Inexplorable hand of death
etc.
The second is from a meeting of "Vcr.
gennes Lodge No. 8. |. o. o. F., held il
their Lodge Room Jan. 18th 1872" and
as far as quoted read as follows. "Where
as it has pleased our Supreme Grand
Master on high to remove from us by
DEATH" etc. The italicizing IS my own
and the italicized words alone constitute
the Objectionable feature of the pream.
bles, The title is unquestonably applied
to God, and the absurdity of the idea
that lie is an officer in each of these
homogeneous fraternities would be ridicu.
lous, did not its description require q
grarer adjective, yet this is precisely the
relation He is made to sustain, by the
terms used. | am sure neither the com.
mittees who drafted these preambles, nor
the bodies that adopted them had the
remotest intention to baspheme the holy
name of God, or to use it irrevercntly
But ] think; in applying to Him the in.
fated terms they are accustomed to use
for cheap mutual landation, they have
como but little short of both
| have no quarrel with the above
named orders. | have no special objec,
ton to their using their bombastic titles
so long as they use them to confer their
empty honors upon one another, but wher
Almighty God is publicly set forth il
solemn farce, as the head of secret organ
izations among men. l feel compelled tc
speak in defence of his name and honor
And let me add, if the whole system Of
empty and unscriptural stiles OF honor
whether pertaining to social, civil, or &C.
clesiastical Offices was relocated to the
times and realms of oriental despotlsm
where it had its ,rigin, American aom.
enclaturc would be more in harmony with
the freedom and franchises of American
citizens and Christians.
l.. S. WALKER.
Fairbavcn, Vt.
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I)I ED.

In Shoreham Dec. !, Mrs Lctitia NJ Newell
wife of Clinton Newell, aged 80.
She was great sufferer for weeks but during
her illness she found the preciousness of the Great
Physician and was happy in His care and love
She longcd to see her family come 70 Jesus, and
in her last expressions for her children, she d-
rected that the little money she had left be USED
in the porchase of bible for each Of them: and
poar her last day she said Jesus my all I Civ.
to thee, come and take me home"
In Shorcham, Jan. 9th Mrs. Q,ro Sunderland
aged So
In Shoreham, Jan 20, Mr. Alvin Clark, aged
c. A respected and Christian citizen gone
In Whliston, January 2Oth, Edward DIN, in.
FAINT son Of Rev T c aud Myra Potter aged :
months and lG days.
In Siratton, January IL, Samuel Wing, aged :
years
In William7ville January 10Th, William Frost,
aged 81 years.
In Wardsboro, December lC, Mrs Antha :
Rawson (nee Johnson) aged % year, month
and l6 days.
In West Newbury, Mass January % in gren'
md joyful triumph Col Crah Bailey. father OF
Rev. A. +. Bailey, Of this place, aged 20 year.