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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

A CoLoRED PREAcHER's VIEWS ABOUT
THE Co.EDUCATIoN OF TIE RACEs.-The
Rev. W. B. Derrick, pastor of the Third
Street Methodist church Of this city, in the
course OF sermon recently delivered upon
the subject of the education Of the colored
race, said:
"From information received the Govern.
ment now contemplates the passage of bill
in which the coelucation of the races is to
be attempted. Now, may be frowned at
by nv people, but regardless Of frownS and
consequences will say the moment such an
enactment appears on the statute-book the
pubic-school system in the South will re.
ceiye a blow that will cause its death, aud
nc power this side Of Heaven can lnfuse life
into its dead carcase. Then who will be tue
losers. the blacks or whites? I need not tell
YOU. That leave to you to answer and pen
der over. lam anxious for the days to come
when caste will be abolished; but the teach
incs of two hundred years cannot be forgot.
ten in ten or twenty years. will look for
ward with gloomy anticipations if such law
is passed. Why, how long would such
system he maintained in the fifteen eX-slave
States? Just as long as would be required
to 90 through the forms Of law needed TO de-
stroy it. Some bring the lawfulness of the
bill in question; but all things that are law
full are not expedient. As negro, an
with you as far as consistency will
allow me. There are to be found in
the South over one million of colored
children attending schools. Are we
prepared to furnish means to continue their
education when these States refuse TO i'm
pose taxation for school purposes, which
they will surely do? In Virginia there arc
so 900 colored children attending the PUBLIC
schools. What will become of them? If
the Government will furnish us new props
to the present system, so that when the old
ones are removed we need not suffer, let it
come. But see no such guarantee. have
heard of no such promise. We are noW
passing through one of the most solemn Pc.
RODS of our existence. The education of
the rising generation is matter Of no small
Importance, strike it now and it will take
another generation to cure the injury. an
not discussing civil-rights. l am discussing
the thing pertaining to our future welfare
Education and Wealth will rule. Tell the
Government to give US surety that when
our present system is abolished they will
provide for US, and that ought to be done at
once, for time is too precious to DC wasted
i'm experiments"
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..
JET GIIP very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS.
STRAWBERRIES! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has
another supply OF this delicious fruit.
A splendid assortment Of JET GINP at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
STRAWBERRIES ard CREAM at PIZZISrS.
The cheapest HAMBURG TDGISGs are at LEVY
BROTHERS.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS 25 and SOC. yard at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Buy where you are satisfied you are getting your
goods at the very lowest price they an be sold at.
That place is LEVY BROTHERS,.
GRAND OPENING SAY OF cHILDREN's STRAW
HATS at WEISIGEk'S. 1901 blain street.
LEVY BROTHERS have received L fresh dot Of
those FIGURED LACE SCARFS at SO. so.
READ CARDozo FoURQUREAN & Co.'s adver-
tisement
JET GIMPs cheap and stylish at LEVY BROTHERS,
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE shonld have their
tickets printed at the Dispatch Office.
JET GIMPS in great variety at Levy BRoruERs'
VEaBESAS. ROSES. rASSIES CARNATIONS, AID
FOLIAGE PLANTS of every variety, and all In great
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LOST, sTRAYED, &o.

T est, on Monday evening, on Clay stree,
LA GOLD and MOSAIC EAk-aTSG. The fnir
will be rewarded by leaving the same at this ohee-
m 13-lt* @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

TOR RENT, from the 18Th OF May 10 a.
Il the 9Th of October next Il part OF gem IL:
CAPITOL square, consisting Of three rooms, VIII
bath-r3om and back porch on second toof ana oa'
room; all furnished. Family without chllofeh
| p'N'e''1'' @1P''' WILLIAMS & GIBSON.
hs,,' ga ,; ~ '"oa1 t1t 1901 Main street
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JET GIMrs in great variety at Levy BRoruEE

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE shonld have the!
tickets printed At the Dispatch Office.
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FOR RENT.
By W. L. Polk 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuclIoneers,
No. T Tenth street.

TOR RENT, 4 PLEASANT RESI-. N;s
IL DESCr, distant about half mile from lE::r
The corporation line with about two acres OF aia'
t3OO. my 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

EOR RENT, the only PHOTOGRAPH S5sa
Il GALLERY on Bread street (No. G05), be- Al
tween Sixth and Seventh streets Az entcrprlsinS
man and good artist can make thi, = proiitane
stand. For further particulars call Ia tue pant
storp on the nremises. Inv 1871
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
VIRGINIA. BoSps THEIR CLASSES AND De.

VIRGINIA BoNps THEIR CLAssss AND DE-.
NoaiSATioNs.-There being want of iufor.
,latton on the part OF many and amisappre
nension on the part of others in regard to
Ine d.tierent classes and denominations of
sa.e hopds issued under the act of March
oulh, 1911, known as the aFunding Bjll.n
We nave gathered the following facts from
tue clerks Of the Treasurer's office. They
Will prove of value to many persons en-.
gagged IN handling bonds and coupons, and
WILDE OF interest to the people generally.
ihcre are two classes Of these bonds, coll-
pon and registered. The coupon bonds are
ot Two sorts-ons payable to "order," the
otner payable to "bearer." Both the coupon
ana registered bonds are of the denomina
tlons OF Sl00, $500, aud 81 900, and no two
al, h,nas are printed in exactly the same color.
Inc "order :" bond of 500 is blue, the $500
chocolate: and the $1,000 red. The 500
bearer oond Is orangecolored, the $500
blue, and the $1,000 chocolate. To, each
coupon bond there Is attached sixty.seyen
coupons, and they are numbered on the back
l, 2, :, DC, representing the 1st, I'd, Sd. &C..
semi.anuual instalments of interest from
July /, 1871. Over the number of the cor.
pons, printed on the back, are the words
receivable at aud after maturity for all
taxes, debts, and demands due the S,ate,u
On the face of each is the number of the
bond to which the coupon belongs, and the
amount of semi-annual interest and date
when due, and also the quotation from the
act "receivable at and AFTER" &c. Each
class and denomination Of coupons have diff.
ferent vignettes, and also .fac sin,tle of the
signature OF "Geo. Rye" Treasurer. All
these coupons belong to the Virginia consol
bonds.
The coupon bonds known as "peelers !"
are being issued by authority of the act Of
March :, 1872. These are of the denomina.
tons S100 and $1,000. The quotation re-
ceiyabic for taxes is omitted FROM the cou-
pons. This constitutes the only apparent
difference between coupons of consols and
peelers. =,
The number Of each denomination and
class issued to date is:
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GRAND OPENING sAY OF cHILDREN's STRAY
HATS at WEISIGEk'S. 1901 hain street.
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WANTED TO BORROW. on valuable
w improved city real estate, for period Of ope
or two years or louger, VI 800 or 81 400. lbe-
raj bonus will be paid TO any one instrumental In
negotiating the loan. Until 1sr June loans can ba
made under the present interest law, which 10 more
liberal to the lender than tho law then To go ia
force. Address "MERCHAST."
my z care this office.
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A splendid assortment Of JET GINp at LEY
BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

| WANTED TO SELL,
W AT =. A. WISSTOCK'S LOAN OFFICE,
No. II FOURTEENTH STREET (ulner EX-
change Hotel, all the FORFEITED PLEDGES
left from last sale, consisting of DIAMONDS. tne
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, and all kinds OF
JENELRY. The articles are guaranteed - re-
presented, and sold at about half the cost.
LIN
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WANTED, q first-rate COOK. None
need apply unless fully competent. Also, =
~nlse woman to serve as sChAABEk1Afn. Apply
IL No. 106 Ninth street 80" 80 my l2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

LEVY BROTHERS have received L fresh dot o
those FIGURED LACE ScARFS At S2. so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

EOR RENT, DESIRABLE AND On
/ conycuiea, KRICk DWELLING on ihe s44
,ouI, side Of Franklin near Tw anty seventh street.
sonen rooms: kitchen, gas AMI water, sc. All ii
good repair. Rsat low. ,unrurp
| nv l2-3t la We N DIV L--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

READ CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.'S adTer
tisement.
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Buy where you are satisfied you are getting your
goods 1T the very lowest price they an be sold ut
That place is LEVY BROTHERS.
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..,,>WtAlT!rS ATTORNEY.

.,,.,...,,, ,7,vec'T candidate for
-.r'".. I,l%o>NfALTN,S ~ M tmh a.,,Hn Ms 81
. .<~ .' ;, ..,rrna. Nnrj"t' I" tnc H't'"n "'
81. ..-' ~ 80 \,,niaattur tNuNCnit'n.
-N|..>' L. u. ltkEhEiFf.
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III WliUM CENTIFIED.
Regular practitioners.l9t o Coroucr...
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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WANTED, TWO HUNDRED AND
~ FIFTY COLORED MINERS to. 20 10 1u-
diana. | have sent large number OF co'orsd
miners 10 that place. who are making 80 TO IS per
day. Men have steady work, and are paid promptly.
For fun particulars apply to
j. .JUsTIS. Labor Agent,
ap Ia No. Fifteenth street,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

SCRIBNER MONTHLY for Scp,c,n
Der l. ~ hand, ab"undiug as usun +,
with valuable, inte csting aud ell
tcriaining reading matter. Time
and space will not allow us IT, Gnu
ncrale the excellent poiuts Of this
number. They can only be fully
appreciated amt uhdcr stood by see.
ny and reading them. Single copy
TOR one year may be secured by pay
lns $4. BY clubbin. with the STAR
you secure Scribners aud your
home paper tor IS %.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27


Ok NJ 'uiay last Mr.. JAS. /.
Parks, of Pleasant Plains township,
put IN an appearance ut the STAR
"fiice, bearing lot OF splendid tur
nlps and some green corn. Parks
is IA sensible man, If lac does live on
the Plains, where they can't raise
anything" aud knew tie mouths of
the printers were Watering for
some such treat. The vote OF
thanks is unanimous.
lie also, places on exhibition Il
fine stalk Of millo', which grew
without care or use Of fertilizers.
We think the fact clearly estab-
lisled Ivy the result from different
fields sown this season, that mi,lct
can be raised with profit on the
Plains.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

FR"M.'l.u Evart Recje'c, last
week, VIC learn of tile explosion 1T
a boiler AT Tainer, Williams e Cos
mill, on Saturday afternoon, Aug
18th, instantly killing Jonathan
Fainter, senior member Of the firm.
"A mar named Thompson was also
seriously Injured by being thrown
on TO n clapboard machine. The
cause of ,hc'expIosion is attributed
to detective boiler aud low water.
The death OF Mir. fainter cast q
deep feeling Of gloom over the vii
lagc OF Evart, as he was prominent
citizen, and generally esteemed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

That ttvorlte ot lie children. 81
NacItot1S, has !'nt in an appearance
Ter 5 p'cnhcr. 81 tie me table in
the STAR otli:c. We brltcve facts
will fully bear IL ont III saving that
this Is the most interesting pcrlodi
cal TOR boys aud girls, in existence.
They should all have II chance 10
read it. Club with the SrAR. or.
send So to Scribncr s. Co., New
York Cliv.
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The following accounts were presented:

Mr.. TOwner, OF Ellsworth aud Mr., Clark,
Of Elk, being absent, motion was made by
VIM. Wood that the Clerk be instructed to
send special messenger for them forth
with. Carried.
Motion by Jas. Blood, that the County
Clerk be instructed to write to the officers
OF the Insane sylum, at Kalamazoo, and
ascertain the condition of Geo. w. Brown,
port to the Board at the annual meeting.
Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned till 9
O'Clock a. m. TO morrow.
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Special Meeting Of the Board Of Su.
DpfVSDpS.

Al special meeting OF .he Board OF Su-
pervisors OF Lake county, convened and held
in The Court Room in the village Of Chase,
on Wednesday, Aug. 10Th, 1874, the follow
ing proceedings were had
The Chairman being absent, Geo. w,
Townsend was elected temporary Chairman.
Roll was called, and the following mem
bers found present; Robertson, j. Blood,
King, l. D. Blood, Wood, Hazcn, Allen and
Townsend.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

PETERs' MUSICAL MONTHLY for
September is filed with choice mu.
sic, and is superb number. There
a'e ~ less than nine pieces of mn
sic, any one Of winch is worth the
price Of this number of the period
ical Notrnc lover of music should
be without The Musical Monthly.
1t will be forwarded for one year bv
sending So to j. l.. Peters. 800
broadway. New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

BALDWIN was somewhat surprised
last Monday morning to learn that
Tommy Morris and Jack" 5 cwart
had C 'tnuiitfcd matrimony, aud in
the evening the accustomed cbard-
yari was INDUCED IN. Well, boys,
we can wish you nothing elsc but
life long happiness which comes TO
all who seek IT rightly.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

MR. FAIgCnlLD. oi Cherry Val
L., township, brnu"ht m la Of
wa'cruel rs ana mu,kmclons last
Saturday, disp"sing % them At fair
figures. We understand lie claims
wutvrn,cl.ns iw" feet in length, and
and we suggest that TWO ~ .hrcc #
Them be sent 10 the Safe Fair, IL
evidence That they cam raise an,
thins on the Plains '(!)
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

HE September Ennnher at
Loehe'S National Monthly is full,
rs interesting as it's predecessors
For dollar monthly We think II
will compare favoraLly with any i"
the conntry, and are glad to note
evlicLce of growth and improve
nicnt. Single numbers Of the mag
az,uc, IL cents. Write to Locke
~ Jones, T"lei". q.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

THAT excellent agricultural pa
per, the Western RWai. should he
IN the home of every farmer. The
lcnptits To be derived from Il peru
sal "f it are incacu liable. We will
furnish the RuraL and STAR for one
year, II, So 50.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

On Saturday last Geo. North had
two fingers on his right hand badly
torn by having them accidentally
causht OH one of the jo;nling SAWS
at II. IL. McCollongh e. Cos mill
The wounds were dressed by DR..
Grove.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
Ellsworth Township.

The following failed to reach ms
in time trr publication ut an earlier
date EprroR:l
EDITOR STAR: Mr.. p. ID. Kalc
accidentally cut his leg with an aX
a few days ago tho whole blade
taking effect, but he is now recov-
ering.
Ed. Chapman, Of the Baptist
church, is expected to preach al
the Byam School house on Sunday,
August 18th. There is to be n
basket dinner, aud Of course tive
services.
Mr.. L. II. Clark, present Trcas
nrer of Ellsworth, has traded his
farm in this town for u farm near
Enslcy, Newaygo Co, and pro-
poses starting for his new home
MONDAY, the lOih.
Crops in this township, are just
lair. Wheat, on account of the
hard Spring and dry Summer, will
not make an average crop for this
locality, but since rain began to
come, it has cheered the corn and
vines much, SO that corn and pota.
toes will yet be pretty fair WELD,
if the Fall is not too short. The
droulh made hay almost II failure.
Farmers are preparing great deal
more land to suw to wheat this Fall
than usual, thus showing that they
are not terrified this Summer.
f..
Ellsworth. AUG. Sth. 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

Equine MCCAusEY has our
thanks for fine E.ess at green
corn and sumo nice heads If early
cabbage. "Mac." Is hound the
printers shall have taste ot the
good things of earth, as well rs
others.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

Hon. VIM. l.. WEBER, of East
Saginaw, has sent a request to the
farmers Of Lake county, owning
farms on the Plains, asking them
to send Il collection of specimen
products - whear, corn, potatoes.
oats, rye, melons, sqnashcs, &c,
&c The State Fair. The request was
addressed to ID. G. Davenport, OF
Wcbber township. 1t has beer
thought best to haye the collection
LETT at the store of Jones e Hollis.
ter, where it will be packed and
forwarded. We hope the citizens
of this locality will take an interest
in the matter, for we feel certain
that ifthcy will on'y do go, that a
fine display may he made. Tho
Fair will he held from Sept. l4th to
the 10Th. AT East Saginaw, and ar
'iclcs designed for exhibition shoulG
be left with Jones Il llulllster on
or within a day or two before
Thursday, Sept 10Th.
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w. j. McCauSeY.

JuIticc Of the Peace. Baldwin City. Mich.
Will alto, ri'plth 10 all business en-
trusted to HE care. Special attention Civ.
en- TO payment Of Ia xcson non. r, sideut lands,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

HEAVY rains fell throughout Lake
county last Thursday ard Friday,
giving The earth most thorough
drenching. The farmers rcjoce,
and we heartily join tie song with
them.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

WILL Republicans of Pleasant
Plains township see to it that there
he full representation at the eau
Gus on next Saturday, Aug. Goth,
at | o'clock p. ma DoD'I let any
excuse keep y"n ut home!
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.

David A. Lathrop, Co. Clcr1 4 Register
Isaac w. Howe, sheriff
James N. Foster, Judge OF Probate
Robert T.. Bigbee County Treasurer
Darius q. Warner Pros Attorney
Dewitt q. Davenport, Co. School supt.
Louis Keller, 0'''"''e'
g.. NC. Ross, sup'ts of the Poor.
Geo. X. Pcct,
Albert A. blanchard. Co. Surveyor.
BoAnp or SrPeHvisors.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27
Baldwin HOuSe.

This Hotel affords as good accommoda-
tons as any in this part Of the country,
Charges reasonable. Wn. We cd. Proprietor,
Baldwin ity. Mich ILL.
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Erilav Ann DIST 1874

Friday, Aug 2lst, 1874
Board met at o'clock IL. IN. Members
! present Robertson, Towner, Blood, King.
!. d. Blood, Wood, Hazcn, Alien, Townsend
and Clark
Minutes Of yesterday read, corrected and
approved.
Tue following claims were presented.
Claimed Allowed
I. vi. Lockwood 81 w 81 %
Isaac Grant q 70 90
The Tow, ships OF Pleasant Plains, Lake.
Webber and Elk having voted to raise
$4,000 by bonds To aid in erecting county
buildings at Baldwin, should that place he
designated by the electors of Lake county,
as the County Seat, aud said bonds being
drawn mp aud presented to the Board mo.
tion was made by James Blood that The
bonds be accepted
On motion the Board adjourned till one
O'Clock p IN.
One O'clock p. m.
Board met and was called to order kv the
Chairman. Roll was called aad members
I'll present.
Motion by james Blood, that d. G. War.
ncr be instructed 10 collect the balance of
Poor Fund ia the hands of A N, Clubs. al
the time OF hi, resignation AS Uvcrs-er OF
the Poor, and pay the same TO the County
Treasurer. Carried.
by ". c. King
0frs1 TIE no noa
warner, the rosrcuting Attorney or Lake county
I'll ne deems II necessary be authorized to ctnploy
an attorney az law 10 assist him Ia the criminal case
OF Geo H. clark, Charged with iorg ny, the retainer
zee OF snch attorney 80 employed shall not exceed
500 ana not to exc cd $50, Or every days service
Rcsolutio not adopted. Ayes. Clark Il;
mas Robertson, j, Bod, I. ID. Blood, Ha
zen, Alien and TownsenG-6
Motion by d Blood that the Board take
recess OF bali an hour. Motion lost.
Bv Vi. &. King:
Heoired, by the Board Of Supervisors Of Lake
county, that they accept Tho proposition Of Potter
tnnrr W regard TO real estate in the villag, Of
Baldwin, County Of Lake; also. The bond voted by
the Township of Pleasant Plains for the pu,po D
IN rciH specified: also. the bond Of the Township of
Wcboer, "hen endorsed By dc VIII c. Davenport,
arsldent oil the township of Weber aforc said.
Resolution adopted Ayes. Robertson,
iowler, D. BIood, King, Wood, Iazcn, Town
send and Clark IS; nays, none.
Motion by WIN. Wood, that Ba!du in he
desis mated as the County Seat of LAKE
county. Adopted. Ayes, Robertson. Tow.
ner,J Blood, King Wood, iiazen, Town
send aud Claik-s; nays, none.
The following Supervisors accaunts were
illnw,l.
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Kirkland 4 Shane.

Manufacturers ard Dealers in Lumber and
Lath. Special attention paid to Bill Stuff
Mill AID Yard on line Of +. & y. NJ. Rail.
way. 4. miles west Of Baldwin City.
2-i-52
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q
III Nirvaua. Ang. 10Th, 1874, son to Mr.
and Mrs. j. u. Lucy.
This little flower bloomed upon earth only
about tacIve hours, then dropped anl faded
from earth to bloom forever in the Paradise
Of God; upon tho banks of that beau iful
river that flows by the Throne of God. May
they feel in this their deep affection, that all
things work together for good to those who
love the Lord. and with an eye Of faith be-
hold th"ir dear one with the angelic throng,
singing praises to God in the highest.
Lament not thus-'iis selfish 10 rrpinc,
That God recalls the treasure ~ hath given;
II lther rrjOc' that one sweet child o. thinc
Now trumph- with IN glorious hosts OF heaven.
So fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frai smiling solacr Of an hour;
SO our tran dent comforts hy,
And pleasure only blooms 10 die
Npp'd by the winds untmoly blast;
Parchrd by the suns director ray
The momentary rlor 60 waste,
And short lived beauties die away.
Nirvana, August 22d, 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

THE Largest Variety OF Tobaocos
and Lowest Prices, at
EMMETT Coon e Co.'S.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-08-27

THERE is IN excellent Sabbath
School in the Byam District, Els
worth township, under The supel-
iniendence If Matthias Sven.
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Henry A. BRAY,

Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Pablic,
Pall~in, Lake county Mich. Al business
e'hustcd to tin will receive careful man.
sgsment Office at corler Of Michigan NV.
enur and Eighth street. 2-ll
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Minutes Of to DIV rcadand approved, and
on motion the Boari adjourned sine die.
ArGusTus TowNER, Chairman.
d. 4. LAria0P, Clerk.
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At Baldwin, Aug. Odd, 1874, by IT. 4.
Bray. Esq Mr. TaoMAs MoaRIS aud Miss
MARY BRowN, all si this place.
At Baldwin, Aug. Odd. 1874, bv IT. A.
BRAY. Eso., Mr.. JonN STEwALT and Miss
NELLIE SmADDicK, all OF this place.