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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-05-23

1 OakEood Cemetery. He was born in Edih.
burg, Portage county, Ohio, Jan. 9Th lS4l and
died at the age of q years, 3 months and IL
days. Chester was but one Of many gifted
ones, whose love of country led them to the
field, but who now sleep in the cemeteries Of
the land. Their memories should be kept
green by the annual floral Offering, which,
while it recognizes no grade of merit pays the
tribute of affection to the patriotism of all.
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Masonic Resolutions.
To W. Master Wardens and Brethren of Monticello
Lodge, No. 244, F. & A. NJ.
Tho committee to whom was referred the
duty Of drafting resolutions expressive to the
death of Bro. G.. r. Brown, submit the follow
ing report:
That in the practice of his profession Bro
Brown occupied an honored position, and was
a staunch friend TO those in distress, as well
as the widow, orphan aud faiherless. We
therefore declare, not only in accordance with
the usages of tho fraternity, but from sn afEec-
tionate remembrance of the departed on ac-
count of his virtues, that his memory will be
on perpetual record in our hearts; and as an
expression of our regard for those who were
aud are aiIectionately bound to him by nearer
and dearer ties than our own, and whose
grief is felt desolatiOn, we desire to extend
to them our heartfelt sympathy. Your com
mittee therefore submit the following resOlu-
tions for adoption:
ResolUed. That in the death of Bro.
George r. Brown, We have lost one who was
q man and Mason; one whose power ofmind, |
uprightness of heart, clearness of intellect, |
department, and kindly DISPOSE
ton, endeared him to us as a friend aud /
brother, and hoRored the ancient Institution
Of which We are members.
ReSolUed. That we extend to the family
md friends of the deceased our warmest sym
pathies in this their sad bereavement.
ResolUed. That the above be spread on the
ecords Of this Lodge, and copy thereof be
ent TO the family Of the deceased under seal
4 the lodge: also be published in the Clyde
and county papers.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. FoRsTER,
b. HARDIEG,
G. q. EATON.
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DIR. w. II. Libbey, whose marvellous
cures of chronic diseases, have attracted so
much attention to his system of treatment,
visits Fremont regularly every Friday, and his
rooms at the Ball House, are always filled
with patients. 20
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Collars.

Youngman has all the styles, and his store
is headquarters for the best and cheapest
Try him.
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IIOarseness 1sCarry bottle Of DIR. Ran
SONS Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup,
in your pocket, and moisten your throat with
it every half hour, or hour, and it will restore
the voics in twenty-four hours. II is of incal-
eulablo value to singers and public speakers,
removes in few minutes the huskiness Of the
voice, restoring its natural smoOthness.
Only 50, cents per bottle.
Collie and Cramp are instantly cured ty
one dose Of DIR. Miller's Magnetic Balm. DO
not fail to keep bottle in the house. Is cts.
is the price. ~
See advertisement ia this paper.
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RUBBER PAINT

We have appointed S. Buokland & Son, our
sole agents for Fremont and vicinity for the
sale of our Rubber Paints. Parties wishing
tbs genuine should buy dirsct of them.
2ltf lH RUBBER PAINT Co.
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From Ms. E11zABErE c0onBs, Brnsriet,

MISS SAWYER: received your letter lasi eVef-
ing and was very glad you concluded tG lee me
iakt. your Salve. think I can do well with IT, and
il will be quite an accommodation TO my husband
as he cannot get along t0ith0Et it. He has tried
everything else and has never found anything that
healed his leg that Salve Of yours, and we have
both found il to be all, and eBen more, than gOls
recommend ito be. We have had il in the family
five or six years, and have used It for everything,
and can truly say hare RsueT found its eqTGi-
/ nse il for a weak back, and Il acts like charm
Mr.. COombs has had Feuer Sore on lis tsg J0r
thirty yeaTs and looltld be cripple today, " ne
had not found a remedy in your SGirs- Il keeps
Il healed and takes out the Inflammation, proud
flesh and swelling, and does for him all that be can
ask. ] can recommend it for good many thing9'
that you have not, for l USE il for everything
consider &c invaluable in family. II you can put
this testimony together and il can be OF any SER
vice to You you are welcome.
Yours, se-, ELIZABETH CoOABS,
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The best

Glass of Soda Water in town, is drawn from
the fountain OF Thomas, Grund q Lang.
2O-tf
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Machines and operators will be furnished,
free of charge, on application at the Office No.
10 CrogAan St, to any aud all parties wishing
trial of the "Light Running Domestic"
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Neck Wear-We claim to have, and ev-
cry lady will acknowledge that We have the
best assortment of Ties ever shown in this
market, and sell them very low. ]. JosEPH,
Black Grape and Grape Collars, a full
line. j. JOSEPH Co,
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II you are building and want Locks, Latch
es, Window Glass or Putty, 60 to
G. n. DILIoN's
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This celebrated article is on draught at the
Drug Store OF Thomas, Gruud & Lang. Call
and try it on q hot day.
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NEW YORK mARKFTS

NEW YORK, May 2lst 1879.
WHEAT--Red Western Sl.63. Milwaukee l.6I
G0RN-aS652c.
OATS-41.c
CLOVER SEEDS. .50,SS.Z5
TIMOTHY SEED-$4.50
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Honey Comb q ouilts.-A special bargain
in Honey Comb Quilts can be seen at j. JOS
eph & Co.'S. They are being disposed OF at
$500 or less than they are worth
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Dillon has the most complete Stove ever
made for BroiliAg. Call and see it.
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The best and largest stock of Ready Made
Ci6:hing suited to spring and summer Wear,
is at Younsman's, opposite the Postofiee.
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,"WHITFLEsEY,D for sick headache.
"WHITTLESEY," for eramp and pain in
stomach. He it
"WHITTLEsEY,P for worms and pin
worms
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The Post OfHce.-The long strife over
Postmaster for this city is ended by the ap-
pointment of Major S. A. J. SNYDER.
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Lace VeIIs-We are selling Silk Lace
Wells at go cts. Extra large once at IS cts,
sold elsewhere at 81 25. JJosEPH & Co.
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Buy Your PIOws Of c. NJ Dillon & Co.
They have a full line Of Cast and Steel PIOws.
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Save your money by purchasing you
Spring Clothing of YOungman.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.

IfyouF Druggist Is out Of the slave, and neglecta
t. keep supplied, send sixty cents directed be-
low, and receive a box By return mail.
Put up in Large Boxes at so cents each
(neariT three large the box represented
above3 Prepared by MISS G. SAWYER and
put up BY l.. nj. ROBBINS, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, Rockland, M6-
A Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt OF sixty
cents by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Roekland, Ne.
THIS VALUABLE SALVE Is SOLD By
e1I. DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
For Sale by c. R. MoCULLOCH, Fremont.
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YOungman proposes to make things liv,
ly this Spring in the Clothing trade.
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The brilliant success Of fssss hnprousz
Graia-S1riag, Tius-SIping and Asnsy-Ra7s'iHg
Tkrsslizg Establishments Is unparalleled IN a'alI
of F77a Machinery. Largely increased ear7ri''gs are
reported By TEresheTnlsa aVA0 hare PErshassd-A
great savHg Of grain By FaTzers 'OhO hare employed
Three years introduced and prorez--Fusiy rs
tablished-No ezpeTfmelt--Ia aiss IN 100 Cotiatiss
in 1s States By 400 pHTc5assrs-Eadorssd By forty
thousand farmers ighO hare employed Ghen'rain-
savinC-AE1fehlsss "separafiHg" Prinelpis-1hey
sAaEe fhe grain, out Of the strai0o Beatrs, sIeTs
Rzddles or Endless ApTons-No eloCgiag or ~ior9p-
,,;.gD IN Fzas or Vet Sfra0-" OUeTblast" Fi1ss-
Sles haze opsr sEspsa square feet Of saGaea-aAany
Rs,da of fVorEr-GTsaf ''capQciy" N Wheat,
Rue Oats, Barley, BAes.lshsat, Pas, Bsaas, MID,
TTi,naarian. se-Uadpproacaa5ls in Flz1-UHTi-
palsd IN VET Siraw and Crafi- i-Ulsngpasssa n
TTmotht-Tinle-Savin iherislgs 70 etsa'
tp-Eo dstsatios from t0st SyalD, high sofnd', fi.r
ina eloq71nq or bad a7saEisr-Ql stand F'oUe-v
simuIVy IVyeonstructed-- Elsily nraH0ged-R ReH7rA'-
.Bl Iio6t 9rafs-FsTy durable ks7s IN order
,1lp about osz-HAIP as many Bells, Gear hl,esil,
Rozs, Jyrals Shafts AID FE,sys to clog, i0sar OF,
755 10 draft or 70 kss IN TgpaiT as IN Eadisis APTo1
1f,,sfue,-lIors eonUeHieness and Isss 70 al1oy-Ah
f5,z4.sst issvrousnlsuts-- --AIOney-lIaltng- -5aIfsr
tsr..siEq-Less dsssntion-choias 81 J0os-Ez'rs
Tf,es for auorEF1rrasrs ieGf 'Ossks and r'0Htas
-Esoans-FTnsly F7nissed-Salabls.
rnvestzgasef
S,a1I on g.e andersigned, (or send your ''lus
and COS. Office address,, and get a Factory Price
Ts.s and Descriptive Pamphlet (frss) can
,,rg &c iEllsstraoss and letters from hirRdT'ds er
,,rekas,rs. "COnpIete ThrsshinS Es-
t.baishments,'' es rssg as IIOrss-PoyEsra
aalOue," aad separstOrs sal0He" r.
FOR SALE By
F. M. YOUNG, Agent,
1875 FREMONT, Quo
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IfyOu wantaloves. for 10 ots to so, &c
to A. Hoot & Son.
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ParasoIs- make speciality of par
asols this season and sell them cheap.
j JOSEPH & Co
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Shakers.-We call attention to a supply of
New Shakers in all sizes. ]. JOSEPH 4 Co.
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Thomas GRIND &Ianv,s
Simmond,s ettawa.

Is the only place in town where Congress
Water is on draught.
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To be Given Away.-25 Dozen Ladies'
Linen Collars j. JOSEPH 4 Co.
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The First Annual Convention of the San
dusky District Annual Conference of the
United Brethren Church Sabbath School As
sociation will be held in Flatrock, commence
ing June 80. at half past seven O'Clock P M.
TO continue until June 9th, in the evening.
The speakers expected are Rev. d. Berger, of
Dayton; Col. II. Cowden, Of Gallon, Revs. A
Rose and T. o. Harbaugh, of Findlay; Rev
E. b. Wauser, Of Upper SaDdusky; Rev. d.
Hart and John Hart, Esq, of Green Spring;
Rev. L. Moore, of Osceols; ReVs. NJ. Long, and
b. ID. Long. Of Fremont; and others. All are
cordially invited to attend .-BeileUue Gazette
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Those Nobby Hats and Caps, Neck Ties
and Collars, can be had very cheap, at the
City Store, of A. Hoot & Son.
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Gents Collars, Neck Ties, scarfs, &C., in
Great variety at Mengs.
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Emigration Turning!

Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic s Pacific Railroad Company offers
i 1,2OO,Q0O acres of land in Central and Southwest
Missouri at from 50 to S12 per acre on seven years
time, with free transportation from St. Louis to all
purchasers Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, churches and lsw-abiding society invite
emigrants from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers For particulars address A. Tuck, Land
Commissioner, st, Louis, Mo.
Hoop skrls An Hoop Skirts sold by Us
hereafter, will be repaired free of charge
J, JOSEPH g Co.
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YOungman's Clothing Store opposite
the post-Ofice is the place to buy good suit
OF clothes cheap.
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Grand Concert.-A concert under the
management of G. R. Taylor will be given al
Mammoth Hall, on Tuesday, May 9th, 1873
for the beneft of Accacia Lodge, No. 40, 2. s
A. H., of Clyde, o., which was burned out on
the 9th Of March. Tho performance is highly
spoken of BY all who have attended It. The
Clyde Independent thus speaks of it:
Tho concert on Tuesday evening last, given
by the colored citizens Of our place under the
lead of Mrs. RosaIins Bemiss was a perfect
success, mot only financially but artishsalIy.
There has never been a concert given here
which gave SO much satisfaction. We must
say that We were disappointed, for We did not
expect e. hear, from so little training. such
good singing. The Alto of Mrs. Mary Lewis
was excellent, and only wants cultivation to
become first; but the sweet soprnno of Miss
Ella Gordon, excels anything that we have IN
Clyde, her voice is sweet, full and round. ut
teTance distinct. and with training would be-
come Star. The quartette of the "Girl of
the Period" as sang and acted by Mrs. Grant
Taylor, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Miss Ella Gordon
and Mrs Williams was received with immense
applause. The Bass and Tenor voices were
good; in the choruses the whole class did well.
We understand that the class will shortly visit
Fremont and Bellevue by Invitation, which
has been given to them. We hope that the
citizens will give them full house.
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Needles for all kinds of Saving Machines
always on hand, at LEPPELxANs 1921
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The undersigned were the jurors in the
trial of the case OF the State of Ohio against
John NJ. Lennon, charged with perjury, in
Sandusky Common Pleas, Msy II, 1873, and
acquitted We believe the prosecution was
wholly malicious, and without any reasonable
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Where shall we Buy our Books2 =
The name of Iughaui Clarke s Co, OF Cleve-
land SO widely known that it has become a 7
most "bonsebold word" 70 our reeders and
to our Sunday Schools appears in our sdver-
tising coinnus to-day. Their main salesroom
al 2l7 Superior St, 10 feet in length, is real
emporium of books, and is the general resort
of reading people, while their wholesale de-
partment is well supplied with school books,
stationery, albums, etc, for the jobbing trade
This iir,n supply books IN every branch oi Lit
erature, Law, Medicine, Science and Religion
They also supply public and private libraries
with all books new OF Old. American and
Foreign. With their 10000 volumes Of Sun.
day School books they are able to meet the
wants of any s. s. Library of whatever de-
nomination. Sucffa collection Of books We
advise our readers to call and see when they
90 TO the city, and in behalf OF the firm We ex
tend a welcome to every one.
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TOLEDO MARKET,
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.
LAVE SHORE RA1IwAr-eorNa EAST.

TOLEDO, o., May 3lst 1913.
WHEAT-sl.I16176.
CORN-45c.
OATS-40c. srf..
SALTS. .O0a2 2 40
CLOVER SEED-$4.90.
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LIVE STOCK mARKET.

sHEEP[9S66s7.
BEEF-htS6635. and
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Among the many who volunteered from
this vicinity, was Chester A. Buckland, son
Of S. Buekland. He was going to college
when the call was made, and while the troops
were hurrying to the front, his eagerness to
join them led him to seek the consent of his
parents that he should quit his Studies and
take an active part in the strife. He was a
young man of marked ability, Ehiolr-no one
who reads the following lines win fail to dis
cover; and the depth of feeling it betrays
Shove his to have been no superficial eharac-
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A new FIuting Lon At DiLIon's.
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Beyond the Mississippi! +!

100000 Sweet Potato Plants for sale BY
E. w. Amsden. 2O-2l
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ImmediateIy.-n every family knew the
value, of Miss SaEyer's SalvO they would i'm
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it, II your Druggist is out of this SalVe
and nsglects to keep supplied, send sixty cents
as directed in another column, and say you
saw thead vertisement in this paper. Soft
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The Celebrated Buffalo and Cleveland
Bootseanys Alwa be found at DOrr &son's.
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THE BEST

Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Rszors, Razor Straps, Scissors,
Shears, Putty Knives, Spoons, Hand
Bells, Sad Irons and Pruning Shears
at C. NJ. DILLON d5 cos.
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DoEr A Son have just opened afulilineo OF
U.TK Fine Shoes for ladies, misses and chill
dren, msnufactuTedexprs for the falltTade
Theyarsthe bestin msTketandinthe lateststyis.
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has been given TO them. We hope that In
citizens will give them u full house.
Decoration Day.-The SOth Of May
which is near at hand, is almost universally
observed, by sirewing floral tributes upon the
graves Of the fallen heroes of our country, and
in many localities the ceremonies are of an
imposing character. Generally the arrange
ments are made at meetings called for the
purpose, and committees appointed to carry
oat the programme adopted; In very many
cases however, the day Is only observed by
the Friends Of the deceased, who strew the
flowers of affectionAte remembrance over the
graves of the loved ones
Four yeau ago our citizsns met together
and made arTangsments for the public obssrv-
anee OF thelAy. bat since then there has been
no general movement for paying such tribute
to the memory Of the dad. The friends gather
at the cemetery and decorate the graves and
streW the flowers, without any of the pomP
attending the more public observance. We
presume il will be so this year as it is now so
near the day appointed; and yet it is ques-
ton whs ther it we're not more fitting that the
public, who are enjoying the blessings secured
bY the sacrifice of SO many lives, to join in the
ceremonies and manifest their appreciation of
the services rendered by the faithful '.Eho
sleep the sleep that knows no waking"
All will remember the stirring cry 'to
armsI" which rang out inApril 1861, ana with
Shat alacrity the people sprang to the rescue
the youth in glowing health, and mature
manhood in its strength-hoW the student left |
his books, the mechanic his tools, the farmer |
his implements. and the professional man his |
briefs his patients; and ali left loving hearts
behind to wait and watch for their return; |
bow the news of battle stirred the fount of 4
affection to its depth, and hearts stood still to
hear the names of the fallen; how the stricken
ones bowed form and anguished sorrow en-
gagged your sympathy, and how your own
heart stood momentariiy still, and your eyes
felt the dew Of tears, when some companion
or well re remembered friend was announced as
dead or among the "missing" Those heroes
died, and these hearts bled to secure the
blessings We enjoy. Are We so absorbed in
our pursuits, that We cannot give an hour 10
their memory now? or refuse SO small trih-
ute to their memory as to drop flower
on their graves2
Our neighboring towns set US an example
by making their arrangements in season and
manifest that the memory of their fallen is
still dear to them. Let our people remember
the day also and gather tribute of flowers
for the occasion, which shall be no meager Of
fering in honor of the dead.
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In Jail at Last.-John Cramer, charged
with attempting to rape a year old child,
had q hearing bsfore the Mayor. last Friday,
ana vas bound over for his appearance at the
next term Of the Court in the sum Of 81 900
He tried hard to secure bait, but all, even the
few friends lett, thought that at least for the
present and until the public fury should be
pacifed, he would be safer inside of iron bars
and hollis than running at large Accordingly
the Marshal with a strong guard escorted him
from tho Mayors Office TO the county Jail
where he has time and leisure for reelection
upon the snormity OF his crimes. There has
not been such deep feeling, nor have We seen
desperation so written on the brOws ofour cit
izens since, the we'll known political diific0l-
ties that occurred during the late civil war
Wher ropes are brought lnto the Mayors Of
fee BY men Of character and stundiDgs 1t
means business 1t means that the Law must
punish these crimes a0ithout name, or that
Judge LYNCH will register his edicts in letters
of blood -BucgTFs Forum
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-14
TENNESSEE NEWS.
TuRSEY j.

Madison county has hog cholera.
William McKsskell has been reelected
Recorder Of Mckenzie.
A disreputable house near Grseneville
was burned by incendiaries recently.
j. Walter Montgomery, an esteemed
young man and Tax Collector Of Carroll
county, died few days ago.
A little child was horribly burned, o
few days ago, by falling into the Ere at
Telford' Station, Greene county.
Two young men by the name Of W.
G. Baker aud FINS Davis died a few
days ago, in Crockett county, Of small
pox.
Lieutenant J. Scott Payne, OF Knox.
vile, is lying dangerously i'll at Wash
ington. HE recovery is considered very
uncertain.
Hon. John W. Bright has consented
to deliver the annual literary address
before the Students Of Union UNIVERSITY.
at Murfreesboro, in June next.
The Knoxville Press and Herald IA
vors throwing out the war bonds and the
Brownlow bonds from the funding bill,
which would reduce the State debt TO
ABOUT SlO,OOO,O00.
The Bsptisis in Philadelphia will dedi.
cate their new church on the 30th inst
Rev. J. B. Kimbrongb viii preach the
sermon. By vote Of the church the use
Of tobacco has been strictly prohibited
in the new edi6ce.
The location Of the Methodist Episco-
pal University 10 East Tsnnssses, With
an endowment fund Of al least . mil
lion, has stirred Knoxville New Market
and perhaps other places, 70 ofer liberal