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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
GEORGIA 8 EL0RID r. R%',,f is,f s e

Georgia or Florida, should subscribe for
the MORNING NEWS, published at Savan-
nah, Ga. Daily, SlO; Weekly, 81 per an
mum. Advertisers desiring customers in
tn ese States. should use its columns. II is
thebest paper In the Southeast. Specimen
copies sent ON receipt of cents. Address
J. III. EST1LI,, savannah, Ga, stl
August IL, If. So a..a eiii--FIi
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue of a fl. IA. to me directed. from
The Honorable Cnancery Court of Mont
gomery County, L will offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the &onrt House
in tlarksyille,on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28

Pursuant to "A decree of the County Court
made at the August Term 1876. will sell TO
the highest bidder at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
10 Saturday, September IL, 1873, s.i
n tract of land situated abouttwo and "A
half miles from GAINESVILLE. on the RUSSELL
vile Turnpike, in District No. g. being that
partof the lands of the late j. y. Barker,
situated on the West side of the Turnpike,
and contains one hundred and three acres.
sold for division among the heirs.
TERMS, One-third cash. balance on q
credit OF and years. Notes with good
security required, bearing interest from
date, and u lion retained tor the purchase
PETER ONEAL, Clerk 4 Com.
Aug. 81, lS7j-4wprf So 80. 81 .rsl ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28


Hon. JAMES b. Beck, in late
speech, committed constructive treason
BY saying, This is no nation, we are
free and Independent States" TO
which the New York Tribune replies ;
The battle of the Rebellion was
fought. blood was shed, money made
ducks aud brakes Of. just to establish
the converse of DIR. Beck's statement.
Now, this is tantamount to the open
declaration. that the war was waged
for the sole purpose Of crushing out
the sovereignty of the States, as defined
by the Constitution, aud fusing their
individuality into conselidation-in
other words, to overthrow the Repub-
lie and substitute centralized govern
ment.
If this is what the Tribune means,
and we see no other legitimate inter
probation of its language. we would
| like to know wh.ther they who delib-
erately undertook to overthrow the
government may not. without gross
yiolationof courtesy. be termed trail
tors-a charge loudly preferred against
the South. BY the very organ which
now assumes, for its party, all the gull
implied in the charge Mr. Beck re.
peated that which the Constitution
originally proclaimed. The Tribune
denies that which the Constitution
AYERS, and justifes war waged to es
tablish the converse Of its leading anC
fundamental idea-a federation of co
equal States. 1t is needless to ask OF
which side the treason lies.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
Monday, Sept. 90, 1875,

lot of ground In district No. II of Mont
gomery county. known as lot No: ~ IN the
division of the Dukes Ferry land, sold in
the cause of LandonIvs. Duke =.
.t4.s. b ,er j. II. ACHEY, Sheriff.
Aug. 49, lS75-4w-pf So 90. 1t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
TO MERCHANTS!
bGs ess tlsei s'4s :. f ~ - tI
Naaf -fsasonz 81 - zas
aa4.I 9fiz eis5i fsltssal ~ ~ 1Er
MvlULlY, PlltHER { CO,
& OF THE Celebrated
Ert eaiisssa4r filea lft1H ga 8LH1
Montgomery Wooden Mills

VIII keep constantly deposited with us a
full assortment OF their Wooden Goods
from which merchants can make their Sc
WALTER McCoMB Il co.
Aug. 2S-tf., f-s..ss- .fY7- f.s.f b. p s. -.-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28

ScRIBNER says: "Beecber has not
had fair play" The trouble is, that
he has had too much play with the fair.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
SMITH e KENNEDY.

refer to Northern and N
tainsyie Hopkinsyls XVI @as,s fetf'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28

I'VE copy the following from the
Buffalo (N y Commercial Adver-
tiser. Mrs. Steele was the wife of, O.
G.. Steele. Esq. Of Buffalo, n Y. the
only brother of4ihe late Mrs. Lucy a.
D.. 81 a., -,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-08-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COURT.
sl J Non Resident Notice. . o..

NJ. NJ. West, Admir-, VS. Heirs of Annie FL
iiott, dec'd.-Petition to Sell Land to Pay
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

FOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
The taxable residents of the lst, End, Sd,
and 10th wards, being the first Election
strict of the city Of Wilmington, New
btle County, Delaware, are hereby nOti-
b that the undersigned County Tax Col
tor for said District, will he at his office,
'. 6T West Fourth street, for the purpose
receiving the State, County and Poor
T. D. GIBSON,
Collector.
DUTY OF COLLECTOR.
hapter IL, Sec. ll.-If any person full to
y his tax in ten days after this notice,
Collector shall levy and collect the
he with cost.
lee. Eff the owner reside out of the
inbred. or Is a minor, the collector shal!
~ and collect the tax of the personal
pperty of the tenant thereof.
Zee. l3.-If there be no timber or grass, or
Pile thereof cannot be affected, then ne
Pill sell a suffic. ent part of the lands or
dement's ofsuch taxable.
assed at Dover, April 10, 1878.
III delinquent tax payers for 1873 are re-
ested to call rnd settle their taxes with.
further notice, or 1t will be collected
fording to law. T. d. &.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
NOTICE.
Registers Order:
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

REG1srER's OFFICE,
New Castle County, July 18th 1875.
MN the application Of Bridget Boisson
cmtrix of Peter Joseph Boisson, late of
Jwwine Hundred, IA said County, de-
ed. it il ordered and directed by the
q er that the Executrix aforesaid
notice of the. raining Of Letters of Ad-
kstration upon the Estate Of the deceas.
with the date Of granting thereof, ty
Eing advertis ,ments to be posted within
y days from the date of such letters, In
III the most public places Ofthe County
Few Castle, requiring all persons having
lands against the Estate, to present the
I q or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
1 case made and provided. And also
Ee the same to be Inserted within the
a neriod in the WILMINGTON ADvER-
ER a newspaper published in Winning
and to be continued therein two
hths.
Eiyen under the hand and Seal Of
ce of the Register aforesaid, at New
RE in New Castle County aforesaid, the
and year above written.
sc. B1GGs, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
hi persons having claims against the
ate of the deceased, must present the
6e. duly attested to the Executrix on
Before the 18th ofJuly next. or abide the
of Assembly in such case made and
BRIDGET BOIssON, Executrix.
[ddress, Henry Clay Postotilce Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
AN ACT

alter and amend the Act entitled "An
Yet tOraise Revenue for State and County
purposes" passed at Dover. March 3Oth,
1t enacted by the Senate and House of
representatives of the State Of Delaware,
General Assembly met,
EcTIoN l.: That from and after the pass
o. this Act it shall not be lawful for any
ses'Or in this state to assess, and no tax
eil be levied and collected on any debt or
bts due from debtors residing In this
lte secured by or due on Judgment de-
~, recognizance, mortgage or BOND 1or
purpose whateverA
EC. 2, And be it further enacted that this
shall not apply to, nor exempt from
eatlon any bonds, mortgages or any other
lgatlon due or owing from any incorpo-
[ed company in this State from any taxa
pa Whatever, and all acts and parts OF acts
consistent with this act be and the same
hereby reperled.
assed at Dover, February.9th, 1875.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
EXCELLENT TRUCK FARM
For 9a1e-

he subscriber offers for sale an excellent
lex farm, containing THIRTY-THR
RES OF good land highly improved, with
4 all stone Dwelling, Wagon House and
In, and two springs of excellent. water,
] a sufficient quantity of timber for farm
poses. This farm will be sold entire or
lots from eight acres upwards to suit
tchasers. This property is situated In
&ndywine Hundred, near the keAnett
Re, about three miles from Wilmington,
b is one of the best truck farms in the
bnty. There is on the properly an abun-
hce Of fruit. such as peaches, apples,
krs, cherries and an abundance of ofchest.c
IS. This property is within haif an
|lrs ride of Wilmington, oae of the best
lrketS in the country. The farm is en-
sed by an excellent fence. A fine stream
water runs tl,l ough the farm, watering
ee fields. For further information ap-
to JACOB MARTIN, on the premises.
Ntf
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
EDUCATIONAL.

L SELECT SCHOOL,
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE PREPAR-
ATORY SCHOOL,
''---'.' And
MECHANICAL o AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
,fsaa' 81 of the af erlant,l
STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY;
.t WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
n. &H.'. FACULTY,
JOHN G. ARKNESS, A. NJ,
7g LAURA OSGOOD HARKNEss,
9''E '"'H. Instruction.
CALEB HARLAN, M. D.,
st ts1 NTsi4 Lectures. ar 1'
1. FERDINAND FULLMER,
Instruction.
HENRY l.. SCHENHER,
Instruction.
PANCOST ALLEN, .r..
Instruction. ,.
REV. JOHN WILSON, A. NJ,
Lectures. 't'
HENRY G. CONRAD, LII. D.,
.itf4 ,. Lectures.
FIR ANCOIS HENRY LOUBIGNAC, B. L.,
.s instruction. ~ II.
.,,m,,, , J. JACKSON PEARCE, .ea
Instruction. t-g
.', WILLIAM 7. WESTBROOK, e
Practical Telegraphy. :Hv
EDWARD L. RICE, JR., =
Instruction.
P" ANNA B. JEFFERIS,
.". Instruction.
Tuition git. So to SIS per term.
Book rent - atr 2Oc. to ii
No surprises in expenses.
Special estimates, with unexceptiona! ac-
cOmmodations in the best families, will be
furnished for board, &c. Our educational
Bulletin" is worthy the attention Of every
youth and every parent witha child to edq-
cate. Sent gratis with pleasure to any adj
dress and free at the book and news stores.
Seats can be secured now. Twenty-eighth
term opens O'CLOCK a. M, Monday, septem-
Der 8, 1875. .,
For Further information, you will please
address, Your Obedient servant,
septl-tf JOHN G. HARDNESS.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
Registers Order.
REersrER's OFFICE,

,,, cssrLE COUNTY, August 80, 1851
IN the application Of John Begley, ad-
StrstOr % of ROsana Begley, late OF VIII
tC,,~ HUNDRED, In said county, de-
n IL is ordered and directed by the
Ster that the administrators aforesaid,
"otice of the gran ting OF lettets OF ed-
IstratiOn upon the estate OF the 0e.
ri With the date Of granting Thereon,
6"using advertisements to be p0sted
III Sortv days from the date OF such let
IN six OF the most pnblic places OF the
,tv of New Castle, requiring all per.
having demands against the estate 10
ant the SAM, or abide by an act OF AS
niv In such case made and provided:
Glad cause the same to be inserted
IN the same period In the WHINING.
rAnvERTIsER. q newspaper published
mington and to be continued there
kvo months.
he Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and
above written. ! -YT-
'"' s. G. BRIGGS, Register.
NOTICE. -.
|, persons having claims against the
pof the deceased must present the
y div attested to the administrator
n before August goth, 1875, or abide the
If Assembly In such cases made ana
io0" JOHN BEGLEY, Admins 'strotor.
Adress Henry Clay Postoffice, Delaware.
Sept 4-2in r4e
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

BOOTS & SHOES.
TINE BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
s. f. COR. 7rH AND POPLAR STREETS.
Having taken the above named stand,
respectfully inform my friends ana the pub
lie that ana prepared to sell Mems Ladies',
Misses and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
made of excellent material and in the best
manner at the lowest rates, and guarantee
satisfaction.
Custom work made in the best style at
moderate prices. Public patronage respect
fully solicited.
augG-3m MICHAEL DANAHEE.
0NE PRICE! ONE PRICE!! T..
GO TO THE
N. COR. OF 9TH. AND SPRUCE STS..
If YOU want first class boots and shoes at
the lowest price. Hand made boots al,d
shoes, and CATERS cheaper than the cheap
est. WILLIAM HOUCk.
augA-ly
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
RESTAURANTS.
WINES 4 LIQUORS.

IN STORE THE FOLLOWING FINE
/ WHISTLES:
Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873.
a. Overholt 4 Co.'s Pure Rye, 1S7l-72-78.
Hyatt Clark (SherwoOd) Pure Rye, 1873,
W. 4 W. QXL) Rye and Malt 1859,
Having stored the above Whiskies prior
to the increase Of tax, they will be sold
without any advance in price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. los Market st.
aug G-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

II HITE WINE VINEGARS.
W rs Ga aa stl' LINES.
POTTED MEATS, (ALL KINDs0 ,,
HAN, TONGUE, TURKEY, CHICKEN, DUCK,
LOBSTER.
Canned Salmon and Lobster.
SARDINES AND SHADINES.
LeMarehands "Boneless' Sardines.
ATE-DE-FOIE-GRAS.'
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S ENGLISH PICKELS.
LA CROIX CIDER IN BOTTLES.
The finest imported Sauces and Catsups.
Edinburgh "Albert' Biscuits.
.. Pearces Phila. Biscuits, all kinds.
THE BEST BRANDS WESTERN HAMS, TONGUES
ala AND DRIED BEEF.
All goods strictly f1rst-class. ..
]. P. ALMONDS,
aug23-ly Eighth and Market Streets.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
ROSH.

Our amiable neighbor OF the Sentinel is
competing with the Ne,cs in the fabrication
Of sensational bosh. Its filings at the Au-
Idaehe and Enterprise we leave to the tender
mercies Of those papers Should it feel
the scalpel Of the one and the pruning
hook of the other we hope it will "stand
up like little man" and not wilmer and
whine like a vicious urchin who has
received deserved 6ogging.
The stories about Perrysburg favorine a
new county, with the county seat at Deshler,
and another county seat at Fostoria do
not arise to the dignity Of bosh but are su.
premcly silly and disgusting. As silly
and disgusting as was the proposition of
5. and L. to the citizens of Ross township
to detnch them from Wood county and an.
mex them to Lucas, As silly and disgust
ing as it was to S. and L. to be refused the
use OF school house in the western part of
Ross to enlighten the people thercupon
what was best for them. Poor, ignorant
creatures they did not know what their
own wishes were or what was good for
themselves, therefore s., TO dispel the dark.
ness which envelopcd them, would give
them an unctiOus eXhortation and l.. would
at least go one eye on it," Say, neighbor,
you cannot lie so copiousiy as the high toned
Ners and in attempting to do so you only
make an ass of yourself.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Suicide Near IIicksyllle.

Ed. JOURNAL The people of Hicks
vile were thockcd by the sad ncws, on
Tuesday morning last, that Mrs. Maxwell,
lady living about ono mile from town,
had committed suicide by hanging. She
had been suffering under the malady of a
deraged mind, but was not considered dan
gcrously affected, as she performed her
household duticSa usual. Tuesday morn
ing her husband came to II. on nh errand
and upon returning home and not seeing
his wife he began at once to search for
her. lie found her up stairs with rope
tied around her neck and fastened to
brace on the rafter, dead, her feet resting
on the floor. She literally chok ed herself
to death.
We Hicks villeanS, celebrated July Sd
and as rain was "the order Of the day" not
many were foolhardry enough 10 partici-
pate in the great festivities. Here and
there group Of foI lorn looking bows were
seen seeking invain shelter under which to
explode fre-erackcrs.
The schools have closed to reopen in
September. They are going to have new
Superintendent.
As general rule we have steady rain
every nlternate day and during the inter
val VIC have fright smart showers" Farm.
ers are blue. r. WALLACE.
HICKsvILLE July 6. 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

The Se1sinel and Negs are in the habit Of
repeating what they sny is said by persons
opposed 10 removal and residing in the
Sonth part of the county. We trust we
shall be excused for giving an item Of cur
experience Of that cha racter.
Not long since, in conversation with one
Of the Oldest residents Of the county who
resides in the sonth tier OF townships, he
remarked that during many years lie did
his county business and attended court nj
Psrrysburg--that itseitiEens always rcceiv-
o. him cordially, treated him kindly and
that he always felt, when here, that he was
OF home and among friends. 1t was al
wars pleasant 10 him. That at B. G. he
Was treated as an alien and stranger and
s. Seemeo TO him the ruling thought in
etch ones mind was, show much money
can ! get out Of him." lie further stated
that although lie lived twice as far from
Perrysburg as from B. G. yet he could
Teach the former quicker and easier by the
D. b o. and the D. 4 VI. railroads than he
could the latter through the mud. He
closed by saying he preferred TO pay taxes
and attend court, when he must, at Perrys-
burg. The experience and feelings of this
old resident are the experience and feelings
Of many others. They prefer the associa-
tion Of gentlemen and friends, rather than
b, forced into the company Of adventurers
and sharpcrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Law on Trnmps.

The following law was passed last win
ter by the Ohio Legislature to restrain va
grancy and common begging. 1t will not
be too severe, even though it be rigidIy en-
forced:
Section |. BE it enacted BY the Genera |
Assembly Uf the State Of Ohio, That 10 auy
male person ply sieally able tn perfnrm man
al labor, aud to whom labnr Al rsAsona blr pri.
cOa has been offered aud refused. or whu has
not made TeasonaBle ea"Tis tB pFueATe ru,-
plsy ment, sha u be found in y state af vakrnu-
cy, nr praeticinR commit n beg ing. bs shalt on
cunvieiinn thereof. b.. 1ned in any sum not ex
c-eding 6;ty dnllsrS an bs sentenced to ha I'd
'bnr In the jail uf the county, for which Ia
Dor they shall receive credit 1T the rate NJ sew
entT' five cents per day. until said huc aud
costs Of prosecution aud acquiring costs shall
be paid.
SRo 2. The Cnmmi issioners nf the several
counties are hereby authorized tn provide for
carrying the provisions of the foreeaing ssc,inn
int" effect. fur which purpose thUv may bT or.
der entered upon their journal, declare that
the Jail shall extend t0 and inclnde the lands
ot the proper county aud every form aud kline
Of labor commonly per fsrmed therein by male
persons.
Sac 8. Thus act shall take effect and 10 in
force fr"n and atter its passage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
Mnlrul MISREPRESENTATION.

When the .S'tinel and Nsrs published
the statement that the amount of assess
ments OF personal property in Perrysburg,
this year, was $4,000 lcss than last year,
we accepted the statement nH true, believ-
ing they spoke whereof they knew. We
now learn that at the time they raised their
great howl Of simulated fuss, fury and in
dignation they we'll knew their statements
were not true. They we'll knew that the
assessments upon our bank, upon the in
snraDce coppanieS doing business here and
upon that part Oi the d. & NJ. r. R. lying
within this township had not been return
ed to the Auditor. These returns are made
directly TO the Auditor aud never TO the
Assessor. The amount Of these added 10
the amount returned by the Assessor will
give n sum total, We are informed near II not
guile equal to that Of last year. Were the
inadvertent omissions by the Assessor added
the aggregate, We are assured, would be
greater.
When the attention OF the editor Of the
NeiSs was called TO the above fact by gem
tleman OF Perrysburg, the small beer man
uiacturer whined out, "Mr. 49, (nam.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
fractional CurrAncx.

Cincinnati Tsmes: "Verdict of the iurv
Betsy and | are out"
Most Of our misfortunes are more sun
portable than the comments Of our friends
upon them.
Scandal ia bit of false money and he
who passes it il frequently as bad as he
who originally utterS it.
An Iowa court has decided that il is not
legal for farmer to hitch his wife up with
a mule, no matter how anxious he is to
plow.
Mrs. John Palmer, wife OF StenbenviIle
printer, has given birth 10 five children in
side OF sixteen months-which is a pretty
hard run on Johns small cap" case.
1t is not pleasant to contom plate the par
oxysmal expression of young ladys face
while she is working her mouth in an ef-
tort to get piece OF chewing gum of a
back tooh.
country editor cannot be as bold and
independent in his paper as his city broth.
er. He has 10 collect his own subscription
and almost everybody in the country
keeps dog.-Ddabavy Neas.
Brother Anger, Of the Bryan Ptess. lost
his pocket book containing Sl25. but an
honest printer of the DeROeyuf Office found
il and returned il to Mr.. Anger. How
could an editor get 30 much money p
Pudding Democrat. :
One OF our yOnng men when he was
married didn't want TO patronize the baker.
He said bread tasted ever so much bitter
made by her dear hands. This delighted
her. But when she wanted a acuttIe of
coal and he suggested that she get il, as the
fire would feel 80 much better If the
coal was brought by her dear hands. she
was disgustcd. Women are so changea.
bic !-DdAbuTy Nslss.
The Brooklyn Argus says that as soon as
the baby's teething begins, the romance Of
married life ceases. No woman can feel
any sentiment for a man who travels
sronnd in his night shirt, Of a hot sum-
mer's eve, with sqnalling infant dang
ling over his shoulder. II is then thai
she stops calling him darling" and de. |
scends to such commonplace obseryation.
as John Camfre, be careful how You
hold that baby"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09
A Sublime Picture Of Night.

At last however, night sets in. Crate
fully 1t comes after the sun has gathered
mp its smiling beams and gone TO its rest
All at once we are plunged into compara.
tive obscurity, for again there is no twi-
light to stay the steps Of departing day.
AT one stride comes the dark. But, look
ing up into the sky, we behold a vast orb,
which pours down milder and more ben
Efficient Splendor than the great lord OF
the system. It is such moon az we ter.
restrials cannot boast; for it is not less
than thirteen times as large and luminous
as our own. There it hangs in the 6rma-
ment, without apparent change of place, as
II fixed in its everlasting seat" But not
without change OF surface. For this great
globe is painted panorama, and, turning
around majsstically on its axis, presents
its oceans and continents in grand success
sion. As Europe and Africa, locking the
Mediterranean in their embrace roll AWAY
to the right the stormy Atlantic offers its
waters to view, then the two Americas,
with their huge forests and vast prairies
pass under inspection. Then the grand
basin of the Pacific, lit up with island
fires, meets the gazer's, eye and as this
glides over the scene the eastern rim of
Asia and the upper portion of Australia
sail into sight. The Indian Ocean and af-
terward the Arabian Sea spread themselves
out in their subdued sylendor, and thus in
four and twenty hours I" the great rotundi
ty we tread" turns it's pictured counten-
ance to the moon and grandly repays the
listning lunarians by repeating to the best
OF its ability, the story of its birth. Nor
is the sky less marvellous in another re-
spect. For the absence OF any atmospheric
diffusion Of light permits the consultations
to shine out with distinctness which is
never parallellcd on earth. They glitter
like diamond points set in armament Of
ebony. Stars and clusters which we never
see by the naked eye flock into view and
crowd the lunar heavens - British Quarterlv
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-09

ing him) told me so" In this, again, he
knew ho was uttering deliberate false
hood. Mr.. -- never informed him so.
The editor had himself examined the re-
turns and made his own figures. lie was
mousing around for material out Of which
to manufacture slander against Perrys-
burg, and we are advised that the citizens
Of B. q. applaud his efforts and success.
Desperate, indeed, must be the cause
which relies upon misrepresentation and
falsehood for success and these, even, up
on matters which have no relation to the
merits of the question in controversy.