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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

POISONED BY EATING JAMKsTowN WRED.-
ON Thursday last, a boy named Charley KratE,
aged SIX years, and residing with his parents on
O'Donuell street, Can ton, poisoned himself by
eating OF common old field plant known as
jamestown weed. The boy fingered in sickness
until Saturday night, when he expired a. SX
O'Clock. DIS. Mansfield and Coleman had been
called in 10 ate nd him, but too late TO render
cLectiHe serxice.-- Ra -iiEaors Slr. I9.A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

sIThere are 1890 cases Of TOO; and mouth
disease among the cattle Of one coan.y IN Eng
land. The hsnd-tV mouth complaint troubles
tie OHEsTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

4 TORNADO, which swept from East Long
~ escow to Wilbraham. M?>s.r on SATURDAY
morning, :ievelled everything in its path for a
distance OF 1--WE miles, its course being ea-teTly
Stone wallis and other fences were StEGwu IN
every direction. sfTIE, from tive to fifteen
RODS in victh. vas cut clear through forest q.
large trees, and several buildings were torn
down but no dwellings. Among the buildings
unrOoled Wss the boarding boU~e OF NiibIsham
Academy. Total loss bv The storm. SIS ,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

YELLOW JACK IN NEW YORK HAkBoR.-The
bark Pelayo. from Havana, ana the brig Ba-
tear from Central America, with the yellow
lever on board. arrived at New York hsrbor
Saturday night. There are nov twenty-seven
yellow fever patients a. the quarantine Hospital.
The Spanish ram NCmancia l. now at anchor At
the Southwest spit, twenty-one miles from the
city. Several moro infected vessels are ex-
peCted - arrive daily. The health authorities
are taking all proreT precautions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19
sAXLEOAO R1aD

IN its 80 Gold Bonds the Northern Pscieo RAr-
rosa COMPANY furnishes 70 the public a. invest
-,ert security which combines the resaY Eegotis-
putty, the convenience, and the high credit OF =
frs. class rsIosd bond with the soidity and SAFETY
Of q real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at Ssr in currency, asd yield .
HkEEsQhE PROEtT &c those enchanting b-2's.
The bonds are fret and only mortgage on TIE
read, its equipments and esrnings' and also on
land grant which, en the conpetc Of the road, VII
average Zs,eJo acres 20 each usile Of track.
They are is-ned in denominations from 5iuD q
Ice Coupon, tad sl0e 20 $1,000 Eegistesed, have
thirty years 20 run, bear interest o. pei Cent
r. geld, and sre EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX 20 the no
The senli-aEausl IN terest the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent 70 the post oifce
address Of the holder.
All mark sts0ie Stocks and Bonds received Ia ex-
change, without expense to the investor. a. theit
highest onrrept prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

ENr CO TAX CGIs4tsS S-I-ET-The Ivnu
Mass Esroyiar says tie Ctisv.u-- strlge is Wv
+laI.y eHd-G- Nearly s. tie man. 80 tJi &C.
that STOPPED have started agsiH, blJ topo OF
them with DIMINISHED force. The rnEnUfsc-
turerS find little dif. cri-v IN r-ocCri-r ~ he
help they require The gCes'iTr O. prices has
been settled between IL employees and EN-
yl0yeG. who have returned - work, en- Gr amt.
cable manner. The ONLY VOiut insisted on bv
the manufacturers las been that their work
meu &C I'D declare themselves independent OF
syv organization. and free to Cary CH- -he-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19
CHILE GREATEE
Reduction, a.. Prices.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LlrEvESS OF
TIE SEASON, AND ~ ORDER 10 RE.
DUCE STOCK, Ian OFFERING FOR
THE NETT TRIRrY DAYS:
light CASHMERE suits, A., =, ., 10 IL and SIS
blu Flannel Suitst;horoushly sponge,iL...... SlS
Li;r DuSK suits Derby 5........... &, = and $40
All linen sui's.-.-',... "A, s, 6, ar3 -
L4Gct C-i-rSd Cashmere Pant5l < e -
snd Vests 20 rIatcti...-....N - o euI =
Lleht cashmere Pants, STA le.........3, and IS
mhiie GafteiIes Nests..-......--..-...2. so and
htpHto sac Gs =, = 30. 3 AID
liErn Sac3l CUats ...... Sc, 4, 25,I75 asa SO
p"s-s CheNi"t eu.ts- .----..-..--...-... ) z so
Boys Cashmere soits..-....... 9,
Fine Black Cloth Trock Coats 10, IL and as
Il" Pine Cloth Frook az Derby Coatsst :, sl2
Z large Assortment q Extra Size suits.
RIA DEDUCTION Q: 20 FEB CERT. has bo,u
made OK all these goods.
~Pucchssers viii fud it to their ADVANTAGE 70
give ne call.
- Persons goins 70 the country, or 20 different
Watering Places, can EaE9 their waTdrg5es resjsD.
ishsd 81 small expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

Two GIRLS DROWNED AT LONG BPhvCF-
for- servant girls employed AZ the West End
Hctel, 0ng Branch, were bathing SATURDAY.
evening, Eesr TIE West Ed Hotel, and the nm
derf0w being very strong, they were washat
cut 70 sea. Gentlemen on the beach went %
their rescue. Two we're easily saved, the third
WIS rescued by t3' ''r' .~uf, OF New York
at the risk OF HI iii, ..t ne fourth was washed
cat = sea. Her body has not yet been found
hiFtV tll!ey, Of Brooklyn, q servant IN the tam
ny or e%.City Chamberlain j. j. Bradley, while
~ bathing, was cPrrjed away by the undersow
winch was running very strong. 4 gentleman
went = her rescue, but When she W., hrogpht
@sh9re very httie iite was IN her body and s1e
Cied on the beach. Great excitement prevai,a6
1T tue West End.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

Sh"KiNG.-The South London Pres saws
" Henry Mason, OF North street, PecFTam
whose birthday We have moro 'tan once 70
c"rCens died on Monday, ia bis hundred and
sixth year. The deceased retained all bis facial
ties 10 the las, aDd--let smokers take courage
smoked LIS pipe until within few days Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

~ Charles IerTis, OF Verhank, Duchess coz. n
~. X. Is died Saturday from a fractured skull
caused by a blow from his brother James on,
JhUTsdsv.
az-Dr. Maynard. apothecary Of the United
States Receiving Vermont now ~ the Brook
.yI IaYy ard, I2isQped bimselt yesterday even
ing by taking iinctGre Of ACCOM- - mistake 70.
tiActure " ginger, aDG died within an hou- ana
a balftheTeafte-.
81 Michael CLARK aud Peter Medley were
beaten almost 10 death and terribly en-. Sv Z
PATTY o. eight or zen persons n front Of variety
Sow, sl3t and Seigel streets, PhiIadeiphis
Saturday night. John hogan aud EdU3rd
McCarty, alleged 10 have been concerned in
the attack, are in custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

'EE iEClaH WAR IN UTAH.-TLrec Colpa-
Iies o. United States troops left Salt Lake yes-
teTcGy lcr tLo field Of the Indian danger. IL
SAT- Ieie, cavalry arrived yesterday from the
Union Pacific railroad, beng the fourth COm-
pSi.y. Cavalry are ordered by General Ord %
the city 20 keep the roads open. General Nor
roW and General ord Will 70 TO the scene Of
o:sTatcDs. y. ~. Page. telegraph operator al
Hcunt Pleasant was attacked Friday night by
Indians. when leaving his office. and was terri
bly, wounded III the head by a tcInabawk. The
wUurd Is supposed 20 be mortal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

.. -c-- sd .sar Frr-tarf came - rs death
- g-r-~ a wound inflicted - oIle HeZeki2u
E-.-.s.- wiz $50. 80, y -.eh N1nn1 -.
---' n Ff-ct rls death OF ths declSol..'
a., fr,. rr,.. .flco 90 Tie vsTu!ct ne coroner
.I..J-u 3 couE.tueDt t. Jail i0r De pTiS2Def'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

TVS RELIGIOUS war IE iRELASp.-Ibs DIS
rurIaTceS at Belfast, Ireland, were continue
through Saturday nigh; ard or Sunday. The
ICrJlaCe a.C divided MO hOSstjC Catholic aud
PrUtt slant raehS. Wen .eT DIZZY come IN con.
tact tLcre is a hgAt. Tie f,hCa were uS.Hg
ever event - stop ,rr noting Ehcy had been
uTf. .el q fre On tie rioters or bon s'Ges, ami
., s.1.v o. the latter were wJluuc1. Troops with
81 eo bsycCets nov 0crUuv ita principal streets
ard keep tie iophs sDart. Inc dIsP UoB- o. the
10Th regiment have ..l TCJ a. belfast iron
p8.blir, and ,orstaI', 'ry were V"CrirE ir-c tho
city 4TCr- -. parts 80 v~gsCfs arc reic--cd
tu'GC. bat the Excitement e - great -fat L f.
luVCssIc.e - Cct 5eEritc ps--icG'Crs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

DrDiCAToE- SERVICES. TWELFTH SraEzT
NJ. T.. CECRgH--Ihe lZt-. street II. r. church
having OeeE enlarged aUG rcBJJe'ai dv-.gg
the past Month. Wcs again opened loT E.yine
service Yesterday. The dedication service la
the morn, ~ was performed rs 'l,= t,ev, u. =
GLENN, fcS,VEriv o. 81 street. N. L. church.
At e'cloek . "a. the SSrvices were CONDUCTED
by Rev. Dir. l'Affsoet, q mon .!ai., ne :
o'clu,k :, m rSv.ces ~ R5y. Sir. GLENN
Dnring tie dag the sun Of & p va elected,
SIT ci 5rt to pay OF ne erh-e tebt Of the
CHURCH. Ihe entire tNSt o., Tire jUtp'cveIsi ~
Eyr. Lev PCudieson. tie >c.l'tinZ va Done b.
Mr.. De.ncry, ana tGe ca. 'SonieT>aa oy IL.
James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-19

MOST AMUSING TOT oCTI-Ususss inantnstt
w figures % DANCE g the E2sie - gisnos Kf>
For sale by q. 4. WILD q BRO, 42O Ilsh tffs<s -
greet west, between Pa. aysnus aud stWlt't
kssafs for Sisat'S Psases, sna Manufacturers q
ard dealers ~ Musical Instruments generally.
Pianos and sn NUsical Instruments Tuned s5o
Repaired. Seciz-tr
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
FROM ElRBlNlA CITY.

A young typographical friend sends
us an recount of the great discussion
in Virginia city or Saturday last. he
tween the rival candidates for Congress
sio, al honor-. Wanr of space alone
prevents us from giving the young
mans letter verbatim. As it is "A credit
To the writer and IA pride to Us Old ones
OF the quill. We are compelled to
~cOnden>e.
K. Z. Krating. a noble Young Amer
lean was eiec ed Prr>identO of the nee
inr, and on his motion that jolly old
Republican. John fl. Mills. WAS elect
ed Chairman for the Republican can
tiiiafe. and eX MavOr J. t.. Carrie.
Chairman for our noble Democratic
rauiiiaie. Our voung friend o on
To stale the particulars of the discus
sion. which We would be Proud to
print in his concise and very APP
rrOprii'e language. From what We
can from orr correspondent com
Inuuicati0n laui We know him to he
both truthful ani rapabIe} Our worthy
rUugre>>nln Kendall had decidedly
the best of the argument. The dis
VAS held in Iiper> Opera
House. and We should feel proud did
~par" permit. 10 give the glowing dc
Ii ynuug friend sends u>,
n hi> owm iau-u3-e. We thank him.
.nl beg he NH take the viii for the
l.A,l
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

Rapid consumption is often the pen
atty of trihing with IA Yer cough;
but ne such catastrophe ran occur If
Halp'S Honey of H~orehound and Tar
j. taken before the Differentiation OF
the lungs has commenced. Take time
by the fOrelork and YOU are safe.
tritteuton'S, : 9Th Avenue. Sold by
all Druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops
cure i'll one minute.
X. Fred. Brooks. the well-known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, gun fish
ing tackle. toys, cigars, tobacco. jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to
Mitlard'S store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand. =
People can save monay by bay
ing their drygoodS at the store of
Olcovich Brothers.. Il
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
District Court-C. y. HARRIS, Judge.
MONDAY, November 4, 1872.

This Court met yesterday and trans
acted the following business:
State of Nevada VS.. Burke ct ais
Bench warrant was issued for Patrick
Hurley, returnable on Thursday, No
vember :.
Sharon vs.. Sweeney ct als.-Referee
given further time to report.
Walton vs.. Decentralization to
quash SummonS overruled; defendant
granted until tomorrow to demur.
Estate and guardianship of +. A.
Garrett, minor-Sale of real estate con
firmed.
Kinckerbocker and Nevada S. NJ.
Co.-DismiSsed.
Ambro~ia vs.. White-Stricken from
the calendar.
Crawford. administrator. VS.. Bence
ct alS.-Set for November 10.
Buckley vs.. Sweeney ct al.-Con-
tinued for term.
Dillon VS.. V. & T. r. r. Co.-Set for
November %.
Frie~hie vs.. Sharp ct discontinued
for ERIN.
Madigan VS.. Hogan-Set for Novem-
Der II.
Sta,e of Nevada VS.. Rhoades. admin
istrator, ct ais.-Set for November 81.
Mason & HUFF VS.. Smith-Default
and judgment.
Trradwav vs.. Wiider-Set for Nov.lS.
Venire for Grand jury returned: to
he impanneled on Thursday, NOvem
Der =.
Conrt adjourned until Thursday.
November :.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

'"NPNSf.-lh an l'elh III YES
'efuaN : issue making reference u
WI ie'''' 'oN : y ir"'e' Wa
gwen 10 rNtahi he ltieairick
was the cause of the gasoline running
.Lor. >,.h W.. ma. tina case AZ we
~ -,
learn from one Oh ne "iiir"tS Oh CHc
company lhe>e are me liCt>: Inc
MAXIM ''aH Company san Francisco
10y "l"pi ''ip 1a>'''"e j i"''iISiie'l 10
our r"Iiif",N' nave fett'il'E' miro
"ucf"' '"e MANN" EfS III 'o"n, anu
cues on 'nH ''"s' ~ an eN'eht ''a'
der> As fast as received. and con>e-
GHeni'v were n"t a"i+ 10 I"rMtF' |"
t't ".''tiS't, i'""'>N "P''.' VI "| a.
''C't ''>''' '"'"t' ''" N
eral sup" e"'N nave '"eh WE'VE t'"N>
on me '''t'' 'ti"eT mere anu "a" i'"''-
'i>C.'- ava me N'"'' cox ''i' "
c"PISti ia me i'i">P''' '''i"i vi 't,"!"
lh- me eii'ptN thhNN 40 '"t ''t'Ti
iiaihe' ciN. ihe larson ''t> 't'''la
~ We are >"''N'It''' nc iI"t - JAIN
i"i a.t non r"lPit "a I">n'',,; an"
81! themselves 70 atoid luftHer uI>aP-
The WEATUER-The weather yes
tardav was considerably uriyaI L.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

OUR EMPLoYED EpIToR.-For the
past two weeks Il. X. Parkinson has
been employed by MS as editor, owing
to "A press Of mechanical business o
nected with the office. Mr.. Parkinson
holds himself Ie-i"n>ihle for any n
ali matter which has appeared i'm II
columns, aside from that clipped from
otter journals.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

RAINBow.-Yesterday m1rning,dur-
ing the falling of the rain, a beautiful
rainbow was diScernible directly north.
u WAS a very pretty sight, each of he
seven co'ors forming it showing out
in Il conspicuous The ram
bow i a luminous meteor which ar
pears in the clouds. opposite the Sun.
whru they are resolved INFO rain. The
rainbow can lp seen oulv when the
sun is At a certain hight. hence the
uhrnuuueuon occurs only in the morn
iug ar u wh~entheSUn has arisen
f, that hight or lp~cende to or beyond
he MERRIAM. ~toth9-lfne level. Rain
bows are sometimes prnduced by the
'tonn like the san, but they are very
gt,e.
.AnrIvNtS AT THE WARM SPRINGS:
d, ". Eirch. John q. Moor, Geo. bry-
son. II. !. Mulye. II. y. Billings, y.
Curry and wife, Njcho'as Pera>ich,
~Iarp GejIa.e.h. Mirhoi O;ro>i.h.
John Saunders. /. Il. Rice AMI wife.
+. \. Prtrr.J L~ovrjov.N II. Marlejtr.
W. Nve. Carson CIV: II. i.
GolI iIiIl: NeNton Booth. So
rtmento: NJ. J. Meehan, New YORK;
:. P~eelev. san Francisco: Jos.
>trovcr, Virginia.: j. :. Anderson,
Oik.ai; john Mcguire, Boston.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
LOCAL tNTELLIcENCE
UNITED STATES MAILS,

for at $50 p. IN.
V,rcfata-hrrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes for at 3:i5 y. IN.
Genoa and Aurora-ArrivcS from at
$50 D. m. Closes for at ESQ a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
POLITICAL PRINTING.

All political printing done at this office
advertising or Job work-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
support James e. D-aiy for Coun
~ ti-rk.

PROCLAMATION OF THANKSGIvING.-
Governor l.. Il. Bradley has, in ac
rordanre with the proclamation of the
President. issued a proclamation rec
ommendlng that the 18Th day of the
present month (Novemher) he Obj
served hv the people of Nrva IA a> a
day of THANKSGIVING and praise to lie
who rules the Universe. and he~fow>
His many blessings on the children f
men, for the health and prosperity we
have been allowed to enjoy during the
Year.
Is If TRUE.-After all the abuse so
covertly written up. which has been
poured on Mr.. Jones and his support
erS within the past few weeks by the
editor of the Carson Daily Appeal.
that editor. although acknowledging
himself in favor of Nve. as against his
friend in need. Jones, ent TO Virginia
city and succeeded in drawing out of
Jones $500! We pause for a reply.
harness. was dropped from Billy Viii
sons stage. on Friday morning last.
between this city and the Plank House.
on 'i'e ROAD ieaiihg 10 ''eil"a- u
S''h vas a'arNrn "iiarrlS ~ Mason
paid for the same. on delivery. to J
Il. Johnson, Genoa. or at the St.
: h'''es iiotei' LARSON.
CLOSING OF SAIOoNs-The aloons
,l OH ~ -
i sold xarn cIosad ., 70 o,cloo. los.
nigh. to remain closed until midnight
to night. No liquor is allowed TO I've
sold between the above mentioned
,,it. nf aNdIinn y e ,r;It I've '""."
l>hei for such o1ause in a~crordauca
WIKI the law.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-08
Death Or MI. David Head.

Three weeks ago, We published the un.
fortunate shooting of Mr.. Head, by his
father-in-law, Mr.. Isaac Broyles. We are
now under the more painful necessity OF
announcing the fatal consequence of the
sad affair, which transpired on the 3lst OF
January.
On the next day after his death, c. w.
Meek, Esqr., acting Coroner, summoned
a jury of inquest, composed of the follow
ing citizens, G.. w. Telford, w. II. Hum
phreys, John A. Kirk, J.. F. Smith, j. j.
Atkinson, ID. NJ. Payne and Jacob Baxter,
Drs. N. f. Jeralds and A. n. S. Dobson
mad the post norton examination. At
ter the testimony had been elected, the
jury rendered a verdict that the said Head
came to his death from the effects of a
gun shot inflicted by Isaac Broyles OH the
9th day Of January, 1872.
This concludes n chapter In one Of the
most distressing affairs that ever occurred
in our county, and is of such a serious
character, considering the intimate rela-
lions of the parties as to restrain public
sentiment and opinion until all the facts
arc fully developed. The deceased was
deranged for some years, with occasional
lucid intervals. At one time he was an
inmate Of the Lunatic Asylum. When
discharged from the Institution it was
thought, he had entirely recovered from
his insanity.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-08
North Careiina,s Curse.

By arrivals here on the Wilmington,
Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad accounts
of fresh outrages by Lowrey and his gang
are received. AT nearly the hour of mid
night on Sunday last Iowrey and his gang
entered the smokehouse of a man named
W. G. Mcneil, whose age is nearly sixty,
living near Moss Neck depot, on the rail
road. The noise the outlaws made awoke
Mcneil, and going to the smokehouse and
hearing some one inside he demanced who
it was. A voice replied, ats non Of
your business" Mcneil retorted. a
will show you whether it is or moi r and
he went back to the dwelling and procured
his gun. Thus armed he returned, follow
ed by his wife and daughter. both of whom
we're greatly alarmed. They remained
upon the back piazza, and as Mcneil adj
vanced towards the smokehouse, a yolley
was fred from it by the outlaws, which
resulted in the shooting of Mrs. Mcneil
in the thigh and her daughter in the
shoulder. Mcneil himself escaped un-
hurt. The two ladies were in their night
clothes, and were consequently easily dis
cerned in the darkness. When shot both
of them screamed, and the outlaws re-
sponded in anlexultaAt-sho Of defiance,
and then retired with their spoils. AL
the parties recognized Lowreyby his voice
and figure. 2 Thelyoung lady is reported
to be mortality wounded, but it is believed
that Mrs. Mcneil will recover from her
wound. There were four shots in the
yolley only, whioh showed that at least
three of the gang accompanied their lead
or. These are the second victims Of the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-08
I'M scHoOL.

my children are not in school this ses.
sion," says one, 'they are at home. 1 am
not able to send them this winter
They are in school. In looking around,
we see many children, especially boys,
attending such a school as the street af.
fords. They visit the dram shops and
other resorts where vice and immortality
are taught both by precept and example.
The school house is open to all, tuition
Is free, and there is no excuse for training
children in such sch ools as our streets af-
ford. 1t boys are allowed to loaf on
the street from morning till night, they
will certainly become troublesome and
worthless citizens. Idleness, ignorance,
and crime are closely allied to each other.
1t is better for the parent and citizens and
much better for the children to attend
excellent day schools, where kind
teachers are ready to Instruct all. who
may come, than for them to be taking
lessons on the street. around the dram
shop, or at the public corners.
Ny friend, your children are in school,
but just such a school as makes ruined
men, 1t seems strange that children
should be allowed to grow up right under
the shadow of the school house in almost
total ignorance.
All this idleness and incipient crime
will receive its retribution. One result
sure to follow, is high taxes and hard
Then men will complain and in
quire the cause. Influences are at work
to-day which will bring high taxation
ldleness and ignorance never fail to i'm
peverish and degrade a people.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-08
Waking UD.

Correspondent of the Daily Chattanoo-
ga Times grows spunky over the school
question, and utters some words that do
not fall much short of prophecy:
The men who have capital aud would
emigrate nave no confidence in a people
that make education a p~artizan question,
nor trust for safety in a Legislative body
that, because an Unframed law in some
respects exists. will. to court political ia
vor with their blind and bigoted constitu-
ents. VIZ it out entire, and practically
leave the people in darkness.
Such men are better fit to work in the
chain-gang just outside of the capital doors
than disgrace the sacred halls of legisla-
ton.
The ie'nsa 90 the dark ages Of CEN
lurIea ago.
Show me the school houses of a people,
and | will tell you what its farmers, its
mechanics and its merchants are. Yes !
| will tell you the condition of the NOR
ais of its whole people.
Show me yoor school houses or none at
all, and I will show you farm houses that
arc novels and farmers that are cross-road
politicians. Nay, more! l will show
you it's towns with infant prostitutes. and
It's hills and valleys teeming will. lewd-
ness.
But We nave said enough for the pres
ent on the subject Of schools.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-08

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