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that great mourning demonstration will
be held in Dublin concurrent with the
OConnell procession of August 9th.
1t is reported In Manchester that ar
rangements have been completed for
placing twelve steamers in the City Of
Dublin Steamship Company's service to
convey passengers from Liverpool to
Ireland.
FROM AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 30.-The Presse says the
Prince Bishop OF Breslau, Monseignor
Forester, in his dual capacity as German
and Austrian Bishop. is making between
The Vatican and Prussia thorough
Papal Nuncio at Vienna. 1t is stated
that the Nuncio himself is now in COM
munication with the Prussian Embassy
at Vienna.
MUST YIELD.
MADRID, July 30.-An official dispatch
has been received at the Ministry OF War
announcing that the main body of Car
lists is concentrated in Catalonia. Gen.
Martinez Campos has taken the town of
REQ De Urgel by assault. The citadel
still holds out, but must yield to the
heavy artillery of the Alfonsist troops.
STRIKE.
BERNE, July 30.-Twenty-two hundred
workmen employed ON the Gothard Tun-
mel struck work and gathered at the
northern entrance OF the tunnel and
blocked 1t. The Swiss Government sent
q body of troops to the spot, who dis
persed the rioters, killing two and
WOunQing several.
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Y. AZ. G, A.

Young mems prayer meeting to-mor-
row Saturday evening at 4:30 p. NJ.
Christian Workers meeting at s O'Clock.
The regular Gospel and Inquiry meet
ing will'be addressed by the Hon. Jacob
Burnett. Young men especially invited.
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EiTea,

CHICAGO, July. .3O.-F. E. Higgins
packing establishment was injured by
fire this morning to the extent OF $12, 1000.
A Journal special from Cheyboygan,
Mich, says: A. P. Newtown's Hemiock
Extract Works were destroyed by fire
this morning.
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ahat Irpeooh,nent Case.

The impeachment case against Mayor
G. w. c. Johnston will be heard in the
Probate Court, before Judge Matson,
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Mayor expresses himself as not at
all alarmed as 70 the result, but anxious
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NTANTED = SITUATIONS - BY a mother
w and daughter, intelligent and well edu-
rate |, to take charge Of u house or offices,
able and willing to work; best of references
given as to honesty and reliability. Address
EW.C., Enquirer Office. for one week. jy30-2t
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Suicide.

PITTsBURG, July 30.-Robt. s. Gatchell,
a welLknown journalist, committed sui
eide by drowning. He has of late been
much given to intoxication.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT LoW-2 PLEASANT ROOMS
IL and HOUSE with rooms, cellar, &C.
Apply to G. PITTS, Third and Bullock streets.
Ijy3J-2Ut1
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II attached. 1t is the only bakery~in the
hlRce A man who can do his own baking can
20 well in this town of 800 inhabitants. For
fnll particulars address JAS. w. DAVIS, Box
zoe, Lynchburg. U. jy30-2t
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FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 3O 1875.

to get the case off his hands. He has
refused all offers of aid from attorneys,
and will stand on merits alone.
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n OST-tOW--At Newport, KY, on July 22d; !;
III color was mixture Of red and yello with
dark stripe on head; horns similar to Texas
kew. lnformRtion ~ to her whereabouts, IL
left at ADAM SCHWEITZER'S saloon, i27
aenmorth street. Newport, Ky, will be paid
" tEvpble. tyaa-6t+
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-B No. 2S Oliver
IL street, OF 5 rooms, in good order; good
yards: Apply to Z. MCGOLDICK, cor sixth
and Mound. jy30-2t
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EOR RENT - HOUSE - A beautiful new
IL frame OF rooms, opposite school house in
bellevue; rent $40. Inquire at 81 Front street,
Newport jy28-St
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UTANTED : THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
wv That KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
e0 Madison street, Coyington, KY, has been
removed to 1875 West Firth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ap5-4mo
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r(7o WANTED-sHOEs- your SHOES
WV at POTTER'S, No. 1J6 West Fifth
w street. jyQ-1Qt
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CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
Wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
fetire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 Walnut
street, FIRST floor. je26-tf
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VTTANTED-SITUATI clerk or as
w sistant book keeper by practical ac-
Gountant. Willing to work for moderate
Five good s city @ De Please
address LOUIS J. NADAUD, No. 1872 Central
avenue. jy3O-2t
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USE-Of four or five rooms,
w within four squares Of Scott and Robbins
streets, Covington. Call on or address w A q,
Ticket-of ofice, Third and Vine streets. Cincin-
matt. jySO-25
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WANTED. .M1scELLANEoUs

VNTANTED-TO LOAN-$10, 900 on ci prop
wv erty. j. HEBERD, % w. Third. Jy2S-3t
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AWANIED BUY YOUR HATS OF
= MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-n
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VKTANTED--TO EXCH Age Two good
w building lots in Leavenworth City for
horse aud buggy, or q ,gentleman's fine pin.
Address N. WHITE, city. jy3J-8t
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LNOR RENT = ROOMS = Eight rooms over
l. store No. 276 Fifth street. near Central ave.,
north side; entirely new, convenient, commo-
dious and well adapted for dwelling purposes.
Apply to s. w. RAMP. Third National Bank.
ljy2S-3tl
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DOR RIGHTEOUSNESS Longworth st., 8
IL stories, all 'modern improvements; newly
No. 2S7. Apply to L. DALLAS, Hamilton Road
Pottery. jy2S-3t
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VNTANTED--GIRL--Go for dining room,
! w at 20l West Third st. jY0-2t
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iyET TANTED-TO RENT OR BuY--A coun-
w try place. Of ~ to 80 acres, well located
and convenient to railroad and church. House
and 0utbuildings must be in good order. Send
full particulars as to house, grounds, ,outbuiid-
fngs, fruits, neighborhood, &c. Address, for
one week, j. Ii. s., Lock-box ., Cincinnati, o.
[jy17-H,2twl
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KTANTED-TO ENGRAVE-Old English,
w script and monogram plates for marking
elothing. Ink warranted indelible. WRIGHT,
136 West Fourth street. jy2S-St
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VNTANTED-GIRL-Ger to do up stairs
w work, washing and ironing; must bring
reference, at 585 Court st. jy80-2t
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THOR SALE--A FARM-Of 143 acres, Is
IN miles from tie city. Can be subdivided, il
Necessary. Title perfect. Inquire at STAR
OFFICE. jy27-6t
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TTTANTED ED--BUILDING--Large, airy and
w lighb. suitable. for, manufacturing pur-
poses, without nasaShiAery. Address K 4 W,
sity. jySO-2t
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LOST,

II OST-CANARY BIItD-One foot slightly
IL disabled, from 43T Seventh st. Finder will
be rewarded by returning to above humber.
II OST = BRACELET = Gold link, either at
IL Blrnet Woods or on Clinton road; So re-
ward, II returned to ~ Clark st. jy3O-2t
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NTANTED-TO BORROW-4,5UO for three
w years, secured by first mortgage ON farm
Of sixty acres, adjoining the City Of Richmond,
Ind. Farm and improvements worth $4,000.
Will pay 10 per cent interest annually. Title
perfect. Address Lock-box 1424, Richmond,
Indiana. jysS-3t
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VNTANTED-COOK-O who understands
w her business, with experience in q pri-
waite boarding-house. Call at No. 81 Walnut
atreet. jy30-2t
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAVA0NA & SON have new Pine Apple
xnd new Holland Cheese, and splendid line OF
Groceries.. jy26-tf
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TO GO TO-G. sCHILL-
w ING, Carpet Weaver, 28i West Sixth ST.
ljy3U-tr
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WANTED---TRADES,

VNTANTED D-PAINTING-C. F. Lauten-
w schlacgcr, house and sign painter, works
for small profits. Try him. No. IL W. Sixth
street, Covington, Ky. ap5-4mo
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IEWR LE-CARRIAGES-N New ana Sec
~ ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
FALL at 10 and 2l West Seventh styeet. GEO. e.
MILLER Il SONS. sep7-tf
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TNOR SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land !;
II good spring on same; in thfckly settled
hcighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade for horse and light
hpring- g-wagon. Address "W," this office.
Iiy14-tf1
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,VNTANTED - AGENTS-For "Odontaline" !"
! wv For particulars address.with stamp. ]. p.
BRO0KINS & son, Eaton, o. jy30-3t
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NTANTED--sITUAT ATION--By a young man
w OF 28, to learn carriage trimming; will
work for board. Address T. y. Box, 495 lam
Iton. o. jy30-2t
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NTANTED = SITUATION - AS clerk or
w salesman in grocery or variety store, or
anything else 80 it is not dry goods; best OF
reference. Address J. NJ. D., in care Of E. G.
johnson, Newark, o. jySC-ft
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VXTANTED--H0USE- four or five rooms {;
w must be in good ncfghborhood and condi-
tiOn. Address ID II q, Lock box 1886. jy30-3t
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FOR SALE.

TcOR SALE-COUNTER-Su for cigar
E stand; will sell cheap. Inquire at Indiana
House, 1853 Fifth st. jy30-2t
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ANOR SALE FURNITURE - And house,
II keeping effects Of a cottage OF three rooms,
Kitchen and hall all are we'll kept and nearly
kew: cars pass the door. Address E. DANIEL,
POst-office. jy8J-8t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sVXJANTED -SITU ATIoN-As cook, by an
wv experienced person; can give good refer
ences. Apply at No. % Bank st. 1y3O-9
sNTANTED-SITUAT TU ATION-By young man
w in some frst-class business house; good
references Address q. w. NJ, Commercial
Office. jy28-3t
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TSOR LIE RAILROAD TICKETS -
C Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
To-, 80 West Third street, jy16-n
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w NTED-SITUATION-B By single man,
w 81 years old, with years. experience, in
ErOcery or notion store; references. Address
z. y. Box 467, Brazil, Ind. jy20-3t
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VTTANTBD--SITUAT ATION-I some UNDER
wv taxing establishment; have had about 8
years experience In the business, in a CITY Of
tb,0O0 inhabitants. Address j. Ii. KIN NKEAD,
Portsmouth, o. t,,,- jy3J-2t
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THE IRON MASK.

notion for a new trial In the Louisa
. case will be decided next week.
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NIOR SALE = DRUG STORE = Well estab-
C lished. good trade and good reasons for
kelingy located in one Of the finest inland
towns in Ohio. Address, for ten days, DRUGS,
St James Hotel, Cincinnati, Q. jy2s-3t
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FARM--5
~ acres; house rooms; barn and crib; good
f0ads, near station; churches, schools, &C.;
horses, cows, wagons, and farming utensils,
inquire Of w. G.. CHAMBERLAIN, this Office,
.'- Tiy2O- lUt*1
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
The Canvass in Pennsylvania.

The New York Times, in an edito.
rial on Pennsylvania politics, says:
The impression received by our
special correspondent now in the west,
ern part of Pennsylvania is that the
canvass in that State is being conduct
ed in an efficient but quiet manner.
and that in the section, at least, OF
which Pittsburgh is the center the
financial issue will not be stron "
urged by either party. On the other
hand, judging from the work already
done in other parts of the State, and
especially by the vigorous manner in
which such speakers as Messrs. Grow
and Mcpherson and Senator Morton
opened and have prosecuted the cam
paign, we have no doubt that the State
will be thoroughly aroused in the
course OF the next fortnight. The Re.
publican party in Pennsylvania has
the materials for an eXcellent organiza-
uon, and the work is in the hands of
capable and energetic men. The man
ayers nave the stimulus of prospect
OF a victory almost certain, aud which
can be made entirely so by exertions
which they will not neglect. That
Pennsylvania will elect Hartranft by
at least Is 600 majority is prediction
generally accepted in the State.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

ACCORDING to figures given in the
Cincinnati Commercial, Perrysburg
Ohio, is 4 very ontcrprising town
especially on election day:
" In 1870 this town had population. all
told, Of !, 1876, and at the State election in
1872 cast 100 votes, the Democrats having
a majority Of 90; at the Presidential cleo
ton 200 votes were cast, Grant having a
majority Of %; for Governor, in 1873, 79s
votes were polled, Allen leading his oppon-
ent Sc; and 1874 the total vote fell off to
GA, and the Democrats had a majority of
l8l. But on Tuesday last Perrysburg cast
1905 votes, Of which Allen received 1880,
and Hayes 1876"
We have heard of voting early
and Often" and here we see a practi.
cal demonstration of the results of
such policy.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

A PAPER called the Sunny South
published at Atlanta, in a fit of enter.
prise presented to its readers last
week what it called a portrait of Gov
James ID. Porter, of this State. Here
is specimen Of the press comments
on the picture, from the Nashville
American:
1T bears about as close resemblance tc
His Excellency as to King Kalakaua or the
khedive of Egypt; and if it really is in
tended for wood cut Of our Chief Exeou-
tive the artist must have stumbled into the
Office of the Agricultural Bureau by mis-
take, and took our friend Killebrew or
the grm-visaged Doak."
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

The Baltimore SIM Democratic
explains how the party of honest
money won in Ohio, as follows:
IAN examination of the Ohio election
returns shows that Allen gained over his
vote in 1873 in tlfty-three counties, priuci-
pally in the rural districts, where ncwspa-
pers circulate but little. Hayes gained in
thirty-three counties, and it is a significant
fact that the fight was won in the cities,
the larger towns, and the populous, intelli-
gent counties where daily newspapers,
good. schools and hard money champions
got in their best work. Cleveland, Toledo.
Columbus and Cincinnati alone gave Re-
publican gain of $500. 1t is probable that
had the election taken place before the
financial question was thoroughly discussed,
the State would have gone for Allen by
large majority"
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

this will suffice, and will show, as we
said in the outset, that this talk of
arrogance of political bigotry''
comes with an exceedingly bad grace
from that source.
The public will take notice, and es.
pecially the members of this Confer.
ence will bear in mind, that we have
not provoked this unfortunate and ill.
timed attack made by the Press and
Herald. This paper has not alluded
to the NJ. f. Church, South, nor to
this Conference, in any other manner
than courteously. We might add
that the courtesies extended by mem.
bers and friends of the NJ. +. Church
to the NJ. f. Church, South, have not
been for the purpose of provoking in.
suits through the columns of news.
papers. What has been done bv
them has only been prompted by q
spirit Of Christian fraternity. But
while this paper has been courteous,
it does not follow that we shall sit
quietly by and meekly take the in.
suit offered and allow the misrepre.
sentation contained in the paragraph
copied to pass unnoticed.
l regret, for the peace and
welfare of the country and of the
churches, that such an agitation
should be kept up, but if this is the
programme for the future, notice is
hereby given that we are always
ready to meet such charges, whether
they come from the pulpit or through
the columns of political newspapers.
w. G.. BRowNLow,
Senior Editor Wing and Chronicle.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
HOW WILLIAM ALLEN TAKES HIS
DEFEAT.
Personally. He Didn't Care Banbee
For the ORice."

EoE tue OnAces
a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial has visited William Aller
at his quiet country home, aud inter
viewed him, with the following re
suit:
After it was all over. and Governor
Hayes surely elected, felt it my duty
as "a true friend, TO call on his Excel.
lency, and, If necessary, express my
sympathy for his defeat. Arrived al
the mansion, was met at the door by
his son in-Iaw, DR.. Scott, who at once
ushered me into the presence of the
Governor, who received me with that
same genuine old Virginia courtesy fol-
which he is famed. / opened with,
Well, Governor, by the way you look
L guess you're ali right-yor are not
crying. over split milk, l should
judge"
Well, my friend, am not. Inever
felt more jolly in my life. Now, am
going to make an observation straight
from my heart, and l want you news
paper men to believe me. | give YOU
my word as an honest and honorable
man, personally did not care baubee
for the Office. OF course feel for my
party"
This the Governor said with a CHEEKY
air and without the least shadow of
regret or waiting.
Governor, to what do you altrib-
ute your defeat ~
ooh, / don't kuow-God only
knows that, had ID of load to
carry, there's no doubt of that. I'd
rather not say what it was Just now 1"
Don't you think, Governor, that
General Gary had something to do
with it?n
Now, look here, don't you lead me
into saying anything against Sam
Your editor has about flayed Sam. al
ready, and what's the use o. getting
after the poor ID any more"
Well, | don't know, Governor; but
sam. Is such terrible cuss that it's
hard to keep ones hand Ufi' of him"
well, well-let him go. Cover him
with the mantle of charity"
But, you see, Governor, that can't
be done-there's no mantle large
enough TO cover the fellow-he'd slip
out, somehow, and join some psrty he
thought had the most votes"
Well, Governor, / don't what to
pore you Have you any objection to
discuss your defeat any further"
Wen, don't care to say any more on
the subject. You can Just say that / an,
fully satisfied NTH the verdict of the peo-
pie, and congratulate the Republican par
ty on ats luck in etecting so good man as
General Hayes. Come, take glass of
aoine NTH me-"
With that the interview ceased, and
the old Governor settled himself down
In his chair, seemingly content to re-
sumo his intercourse with the litera-
ture Of the past and present ages of the
world.
The Presidency was casually men
toned, but the Governor didn't seem
inclined to tackle the subject, so it was
not pressed. On taking our leave the
old Governor insisted on following us
out to the buggy, and, seeing us of,
be halloed after us, "See here, tell
Halstead to come up here and take
glass of wine with me-"
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

HoN. J. NJ, THoENBuRGu, Repre-
sentative in Congress from this Dis.
,rtct, has called the attention Of the
Secretary Of War to an appropriation
made at the last session Of Congress
for a survey Of the French Broad
river, from Leadvale to its mouth,
with view TO making such improve.
ments as are required to make the
river navigable. He has requested
the Secretary to have the survey made
Mt once, so as to have n report at the
next session Of Congress. This is an
important movement. II this stream
can be thus improved it will not only
prove OF great advantage to Knox
vile, but to one of the most produc-
tive sections Of East Tennessee.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
Elaborate Preparation for the Revi-
Valists.

Two organs are TO be in the Brooklyn
rink when Moody and Sankey begin
next Sunday, one OF which is to be IN
charge OF Mr.. Sankey. A chorus OF
two hundred voices is to be selected
from the churcl es. Mr.. Sankey has
asked that none but Christians be put
into the choir, as they can more fer
vently sing the songs. 1t Is estimated
that the rink will hold $500 or 1000
persons.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

REy.JUsrIN ID. Fulton, who visited
our city sometime ago, and who
preached and !ectured here, has been
having some trouble with the deacons
Of his church in Brooklyn. He is
pastor of the Hanson Place Baptist
Church. A meeting of the members
Of the church was held on the evening
Of October 18th, for the purpose of
considering the proposed resignation
Of some of the deacons, at which ex.
citement ran high, and the pastor
fatty denounced the statement of one
of the recalcitrant deacons as "a lie"
The church passed a resolution finally
TO investigate the deacons. The
Brooklyn Union notices the little
" unpleasantness s. as follows:
when the shepherd falls upon his bell
Tethers with tho bald end Of his crook, and
scatters frightened mutton and lambs wool
al over the sheep pasture, the gambolling
that used to be pastoral turns to plain bet
ting that the pastor and his flock will hold
together no longer than it take, to pull out
a handful Of wool. A Hanson, but not a
handsome state Of things"