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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-15
NHANCERY SALE

~ OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia. Tenn, rendered at its
December term, 1874, in the cause of u. H.
Sellars, Ex'r of Mary i. FrIeIsen, decd, vs.
Martha Nixon, | will sell to the highest
bidder, at the courthouse door in the town
of Columbia, on Monday, February Sth,
1875, a tract or parcel OF land, containing I5
acres, lying on Cathey's Creek, one mile
east of Hampshire, on the Hampshire and
Column bia road, known al the Sam1 Farris
place, and bounded on the west by VIM
Billie; north by SamI Farris; south by the
Hampshire and Columbia road. Said land
will be sold on a credit OF one and two
years, taking bond and two good solvent Sc
curities for the purchase money, and notes
bearing interest from date of sale. Sold free
from the equity of redemption
Jan. s, 1874. ID. B. COOPER, G, d NJ
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WARE HOUSE.

Ihaye purchased the Warehouse and cot
ton Shed, near the Depot, and I am prepared
to store a large quantity of cotton or other
produce, at low prices. (say cotton at 25cts per
bale a month, no extra charges.) will also
keep at the store of Mr.. j. J. Wilson, the best
tail at Nashville Wholesale prices. Cash Tor
cotton seed.
BEN H. PICKARD.
Oct 20th 1874
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Business Notices.
To Tax PAYERS.

County Court has granted me until the
I'D of January TO collect the taxes without
cost, and will be in Columbia until that
day. | am anxious for the people to pay
their taxes without cost, and l hope they
VIII come forward at once and pay up. Al
Ter that time will be compelled to make
them pay cost. A. A.LIPSCOMB,
Jan.lo-tw. Tax Col'r Maury County.
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NHANCERY SALE.

By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, Tennessee, rendered ut
its December term, 1874, in the case of +.
H. Sellars, Executor of Mary b. Frierson,
decd, VS.. d. W. Peeler, l will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in the town of Columbia, on
Monday, Sth day of February, 1875, the fol-
lowing tract or parcel of land, situated in
the 18th civil district OF Maury county.
The same being a part of a tract of land
sold and conveyed by one Thomas Jones to
said Mary b. FriersOn, and bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake sugar
pointer in the road from WilliamSport to
Cathey's Creek, the same being corner of
a tract of land formerly owned by John
Bullock; running thence south 894 east
with BullOck's line 76, poles, to a:stake;
thence south 1872 poles to hickory; thence
north rs west 26 poles to red oak; thence
north 672, west 1874 poles to an elm; thence
west GA poles to a stake in the Williams
port road; thence in said road u east, 92.j
poles to a stake in said road, thence north
81, east S8,3 poles to the beginning, contain
ing 1913 acres. 2 roodS and 81 poles. Said
land to be sold on credit of one and two
years, taking bond and two good solvent
securities for the purchase money, bearing
interest from date. Land sold free from the
equity of redemption.
Jan. Sth, 1874. D. b COOPER, c. d NJ.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Joseph d. Love ct al, VS.. 5. A. Foster ct al.
In this it appearing from compIainant's bill,
which is sworn to, that the defendants, >. j .
Foster and wife, :. A. Foster, formerly s. A.
Love, James II. Common and wife, Amanda
V.COnnOr, formerly Amanda Y. Love, Ma
ry Mills, Jesse NILS, --- Whitehead and
wife, COrneIa Whitehead, Alice HAYS Ar
thur Hays, j. "A. and Bette Morris, are non
residents of the state of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be serV-
ed on them: IL Is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made for four cOnsecu-
tive weeks in the Herald and Mail, a news
paper published In the town of Columbia
Maury county, Tennessee, requiring said
defendants to be and appear before the
County Court of said county, on the first
Monday in February, 1875, and plead, an
sNer or demur TO complainaut's bill, or the
same will be taken for con fessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte.
Dec IL, 1874. a. AKIN Clerk
&C. Taylor and W. NJ. Caldwell, Att'ys.
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A SPLENDID PRAIRIE FARM.

Lying one mile from the 1ourishing town
of Ashley Illinois, the junction of the ILL
nolS Central and st. Louis and southeastern
r. r., Just two hours ride from IL. Said
tract contains 100 acres of land, A. acres of
which is timbered, the balance prairie. 1t
has on it n No. frame dwelling of rooms,
all necessary Out-hOuses, good barns and
stable; is well watered, and has two good
cisternS-One at the house and one at the
ssable; a splendid orchard of about acres
in full bearing, consisting of applsS, pears
peaches and cherries. 1T is Under good
fence. 4 good purchaser with cash, can
get a bargain. Will also trade for Maury
county or Nashville property.
For terms address,
janS-75' HORSLEY BROS. Il FIGUERS.
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had captured large number of quail
for the occasion, which his excellent
lady had served up in tine style with
oysters. Cakes, candies, ETC., we're also
abundant.
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For Sale.

Lumber of all kinds. Apply to w. 3.
Sowell at Titcomb and Gordon's Mill.
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7 NSOLVENT NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of las
W. Hagan, deceased, to the County Court
OF MauTy county, Tenn, notice is hereby
given 10 All persons having claims against
ON or before the 25th OF June, 1875, or Tho
same wiz b. forever barred. and those in
GeDted 70 SAID estate are notified to come
forward and make settlement at once
X. u. RICKETTS,
W. II. HAGAN
Dec. Is 1874. Administraiors
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Notice..

To all parties indebted to us to come for
ward and make settlements and save costs.
Our business must be closed.
JanS-4t. WI. DALE g. SONS.
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For Sale
Mnneu Found.

1 have for sale several horses on twelve
months time. A NJ. HUGHES JR
Dec. 25-tf,
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Spring Hill
Female Academy !
The spring term of this Institution will
begin MONDAY, FEBRUARY LIT, 1875.
TERMS-Per Session Of 20 Meeks.

photography, Reading, Ito Fourth Reader
Mental Arithmetic and Primary GeOgra-
Sl2 %
Written Arithmetic, Geography, En-
Glish Grammar, History, Penman-
ship and LIST Book in Algebra .......... l6 90
Advanced course in English Branches,
Mathematics, Latin, etc.,.................. 20 90
Music on Piano and use Ofinstrument, IS %
Incidental Fee, in advance 90
Tuition payable one-half in advance, the
balance at the close of the session. jRnS-tf
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-15

A"UntversaI Wheat Fam" the best that
IS made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN & BARKLEY,
sept. Zo-tt Columbia, Tenn.
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A small amount money found, which the
owner can have by describing, and paying the
printers bill at this ofibe.
Dec. lift. D, 4. DUGGER
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For State Treasurer,
Wheat Fan for Sale,

We are authorized to announce Mr.. WI
DALE as candidate for State Treasurer.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,

Cheap for cash or on time to suit purcbas-
ers Three lots are on Bennett Street, three
on Spring Street, one house and lot in yell
low Town, ten lots on the Pulaski Pike. adj
joining the corporation limits, fifteen lots in
Macedonia, near the north west margin of
Columbia. Terms to suit purchasers. Cal
at my office and see for yourself
Dec i-tf. ". Il. TLMM ONs.
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MARRIAGES.

In this place. at the residence OF Mr.. J.
L. Parker, December 9th. by, Squire John
q. HOrsley, Mr.. OLIVER HARPER and Miss
SALLIE PARKER.
Yesterday, at the residence of Alexander
Dobbins, Mr. S. NJ. ROGERS and Miss Lou
E. LoCKRIDGE.
They are well matched, and will no doubt
contribute greatly to make the future OF
life's journey even and happy. Long may
they wave.
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THRUST SALE.

THRUST SALE.
By virtue of a mortgage executed to us by
William l.. and Mary +. TTuett, on the 22d
day of April, 1874, we will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the courthouse door in
the town of Columbia, on Saturday, 30 til
day of January, 1875, the house and lots
mentioned in said deed. The same will be
sold free from the right and equity OF re-
demptiOn and homestead
Jan. S-3t. MCLEAN, HARRISON & Co.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Office of EDSALL & MCEwEN,
Dec. 18th, 1874. !
10cts; sides, I5cts; hams,
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$ ., . 90, % 90
I'M GIFTS,
ALL CASH /!
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The payment Of sits will begin tho ann
Aehted OF gent 10 Room 8, Public Librnry
Building, Louisville, Ky. whore they will Is
9ken up and paid by Cash Checks upon tho
Farmers and DrOv0rs Bank OF Louisville,
Every Whole Ticket has ten partr. each
part bearing the number Of tho Whole Ticket.
Therefore, tenth Of "a ticket entities the
holder thereof 10 ono-tcnth OF Whatever the
Whole Ticket may draw.
For tickets and inl0rmatiod, address,
THOS. r.. lRHA
A9kNr AND MANAGER,
Public Library building. Louisville, Ry.
decls-febZ7-7j-
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WHITE.
y. 7. Hardison to Matte Holcomb.
NJ. L. Harmon to u. ID. Collins.
K. L. McKissick to V. V. l.. Murphy.
S. NJ. Rogers to Lou f. LOckridge,
James L. Robinson and Mary Raglan.
COLORED.
John Kennedy to Amanda Jones.
GeOrge,Soott to Mary Orr.
DIR. Brown, of Texas, is visiting his rela-
tions in this place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
Agents Wanted to Sell
The Political, Personal and Property
Rights OF Citizen,I

Of the United StdteS--Holc to exercise and hoe to
preserre them. Bg Taeophius Parsons, Ii. d.
Containing commentary the Federal and State
Constitutions giving their history origin full
explanation of their principles. purposes and provisions:
the powers and duties of Public Officers the rights OF
the people and the "b!igat incurred in every rea-
ton of life also parliamentary rules for deberative
bodies and full directions and legal forms for all bust
Transactions making Wills. Deeds Mortgages.
Leases, Notes DRAFTS. Contracts. Law Library in
single volume. 1t meets the wants of all classes and
sells to everybody. JONES BROTHERS 4 CO,
may S, lS15-4w Philadelphia, Pa.
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we'll developed, they incline to decay
even before removed from the trees.
Sometimes the more perfect fruit is on
young trees, sometimes on older ones
Trees in one orchard NAV do much
better than trees of the same sort in
another; while, at the same time, with
other varities, the case is reversed
Sorts that had been comparatively
worthless, now and then appear with
crops of great perfection and excellence
The time was when the production of
fine apples seemed confined to the Lake
regions and parts west of the noun
tains. Again we saw the time when
none of those localities produced better
fruit than the sections represented here
Two years ago it was the first time in
recent history that the apples shipped
on the Baltimore Central Railroad dis
puted the prices in Philadelphia mar
ket, with those from Michigan and New
y ork. They again do SO this season,
and we have reason to hope that with
sorts adapted to our locality, and the
general course of treatment that eyper-
fence has pointed out as he best, we
may continue to enjoy fine fruit in
abundance at home, and if we choose
to have it so, make its cultivation a
source of profit.
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ORCHARD AND RJUFGp.

ORCHARD AND BLUE GRAss.-A Ken
lucky correspondent of the SOUTHERN
AGRIcULTURIsT writes: While | think
there is no grass equal to blue grass,
yet | like orchard grass in some re-
spects better than blue grass. In the
first place, you can Craze it two weeks
earlier in the Spring, which is a very
decided advantage over blue grass. If
you Craze properly V, its fattening quail
ties are equal. if not superior, to those
of the blue grass In the next place,
if you have good stand, it affords as
much, if not more grazing to the acre
than blue grass. Again, have seen
blue and orchard grass in the same field
or pasture, growing side by side;
drouth of four or five weeks would
cause the blue grass to become dry
enough to burn, while the orchard grass
wlll'be green and luxuriant, compare
lively speaking. This is another very
great advantage over blue grass
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.
on AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT. 10th, 49,

offer my services as AUCTIONEER for the sale of
Real and Personal Property, reasonable terms and
feel safe in saying that satisfaction will be given
mar IL, lN,5-t JOS. p. CASTWELL.
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CULTIvATING CoRN-A farmer gives
the following endorsement of the value
of the Thomas Harrow in cultivating
corn, which is a great labor saving on
the mode commonly used:
When the corn is up and grown to
four or five blades, | run the Thomas
smoothing harrow, loaded, the same
direction the rows were laid off. In
about ten days or two weeks cross
harrow, following the harrow each time
with hoes to straighten up the plants
which get dragged down by the har-
row, which are not many, and very few
get pulled up. When the plants get
six or eight inches high, run furrow
on each side of the row, close to the
corn, with a one-horse furrow pillow, fol-
lowed with double-shovel pillow once
in row. This makes a good hill and
supports the plants against heavy winds,
and is all the hill it should ever have.
This work | follow up as often as occa-
sion may require, with the LIGHTEsT
and DULLEsT cultivators | can get as
near to the plants as possible, ALWAYS
RUNNING the SAME direction of the rows
for planting
There is no other harrow that can
be compared to Thomas harrow, for the
cultivation of young corn-the teeth
being so set as to CUT the ground, in
stead of dragging up clods as other
harrows do. 1t does not pull up the
corn as other harrows will do if run
directly over it. In every respect it
does its work more effectually than it
can possibly be done by any other har-
row | know of. 1t loosens the ground
Immediately around the young plant,
relieving it of it's hidebound condition
and gives it an early start in the world,
and lastly but not least, it is sufficiently
wide to do two rows at time, and
therefore works twice as fast as any
other harrow, and consequently at half
the cost"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-05-22
ORPHANS COURT.

The STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will be held on the SECOND TUESDAY
in every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dams, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in tho vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Nov 40, 1s67-y Register
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
A Nm in Ruins.

The hbnrc is the headipg uf :.
standing advertisement IN many o
our ,.xrhangr> %; Dr. Walker Wa
-gar Biiler~, and reminds ms ui
story told u, BY "A friend soon sh-r
'i- ,ccurreuc-. Meeting triei :.
90 tie street ~ great distress; ihr
tears haxins down his rhrrk-
"ithuui s,yIug il word, the atfiir
ci ma, paced ~ his hand dis.
pa'rh announcing The death o! h,,
mother iu distant county IT ,Ic
State. Way, my friend said lr
ii, shochs me: Il d no, heard
'ha' Nour mother was i'll or rvci'
bal hralih. what WAS the matte,
with her -
"OH !! said he. weeping Siill a. !,
MS IA art would hrrAa "she warn
hut took one drsr ol ihem d 4
Vinegar blttcrs to make her fee
better, aud never got over it,
1Jelcrstu Ci,y Tribune.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
School Trustees Take Notice.
An address 10 -nu County super.

An address To lac County super
in,endanls of public instructions
who have SO Ear TAI ed To make
their annual reports. inclndes Mis-
'issrpi ronnly, in which the ex
ohicio State Superintendent, states
that i, is impossible ,o make II PIE
rata appo"tl"nmcnt OF the common
school iund, based Sn the poll-taX
collected tor The year 1873, nav in
the hands ofthe Atnte treasurer, on
the basis of the nur.oer OF persons
between the ages of five and TWEEN
iy.onc years residing in the county
on the frat day OF October, 1874
Now, !. l.. Ronssan, County Su
prrinteulant - public Instructions
or Mississippi county, in view OF
said notice aud the tact that F! have
several times called the a,tentioa
Of this matter to the several trus-
tees, and as everal OF the districts
have AS yet made no report, | here
hy give notice that ten days will be
given il which to make such annual
report, whc" II noi complied with.
the school disrrirt whrci, may then
remain without 4 report viii 10" de-
barred from ANY of the benefit of
the apporiinnmeu,, and the trustee
50 failing will be prosecuted for
non performance OF duty.
,
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
To the Public.
G.. II. GAYLORD,

As will he seen by the notice
ABOVE, have purchased the cn
tire stock, fixtures, etc. of Chas: II
Gaylord Esqr., and will hcncciorlh
continue the business ut the Old
stand.
The stock of dry-goods, grocer
les, plantation supplies aud MOTORS
generaiiy, has been replrnl,hcd
aud largely added To, AND the pub
lie will al all times fni on my
shelves II tall supply OF everything
- these lines.
JoHN MATTHEWS.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24

Thr Lutte Rock Gaz tie. oi
FRIDAY, has the 'oilpwing accom-.
ai t,rrlhl, tornado: Un or near
Tie Badgril farm cur informant
Cunuicd seven houses aHd u nunucr
II other hu,lding- destroyed hl IN.
81 'rm Ia every direction elrre>
were NJ r"otrA, rendering the roads
"a some places simra.s4ble tor We,
dirlr-. fhe rain, which 'rlI IT,
torrents, damrgfd crops ani badly
rutted the roads. The following
rom the scene ot rum came Ia
hand 'a~, wight: "B 'DGyTr PLACE,
thursday evenins-Ed,or Gazette
a l,rrihi" rhado pa.stu
'arough tie Badgrl, iarm I'm, al
nrrnonu, hloaing dDwn several
houses aud buildings, iiclniiug the
gin house. 1t also wrecked the
dsrlIing "ccupcd ty Mrs Jones',
killing her and woun,!iIg others.
he damage rahnol ye, be a>sscS-
ID. Will sendsyou delmls as. so.n
IL possible. Am writing on the
wreck Yt u table in the ruins"
JoHN SHARP.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Notice,

Having sold ont my entire stock
&C Dry-g"od-, Groceries, e.. aud
good will in O~cc.la to
JOHN MATTHEW'S ESQR
! take this method 0i siguiiying
the game to my friend. anl the
public generally. to whom | mos
cordially recommend my successor.
-hall continue To be ioun', m
I'll further notice, at my old stand
whore all parties i"drb,rd to m'
nrc requested to call and make set.
tiemcnt, aud where all cI1ums
against me can be presented tor
payment.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter 70 Legal Advertise
mcnts will be inserted IN IN FINE
unless paymeuji- is made when hand
ell in. Ii requires money to carry
on our husine., aud we are com
poIIed TO adopt ihe cash prin'iplc.
This rule will not be dcviated from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
0rganiz

Tho EckGord i. B. G.. met at the
clerks office last Tuesday uight,
aud organized ht elrclinS Capt.
S. S. Semmcs Chtirmqo ! "
Clapp Correspn,ling SECRETARY gu.l
ex.ofiicio Treasurer, all e.. =.
Moore Secro;ary. Mc>'r-. L-Ntjlr
Cork sni Edringtnn, .'y-ec ap-
poiafei 20 select - prrgur
grptii, -.i,r III rx"uci-e. Ia"
club ii 81 a-St "a l1v % rul"c.
whca ~! The ,nem 2als src ,eq -t..d
te b. "a Laat.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Died

OsCE ia LYc uI.--ATrr = hr;er
existence of twn weeks, the O,rco
|, Lyccum of inertia. One tee.
hI" attempt al "ratnricai fuuri-lrr,,
On" gasp breath, aud =, dicd.
Lite. brittle thr si was -nsr,d i.uuir
IN ca :h fctr ~ it," l. under
To i'u-c "a miirjmaniu'v Inclined,
sc would say that NJ ! K +.
iialr ha> on hand large lot -
dauk- far Marriasr icrn- hich
inhrr the new law. is urrrs,ar,
hr'uic cumu Iiiug hrmcura Ism,
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
tIIuStiI .IlRtlTOi;Y.

TIE METHOD EPISCU Al ,HUEt u
sOC I'll RE, ,,Ul.AR APi uI I'M MS ron
III OSCEuLA tIR UT
o4ceola-FIrst 81 ntdy IN the Month AT II o.
slicS A. VI and u'cIock l. VI. Pr. yer meet
iuz very cdneS"ay niShi, ~ ""riy c1Id'e iishi
Wiiam,' school housc->,c"ud SUNDAY, al II
O'Clock \. NJ.
Lsnch's Scho l.hou,c--s sccnud Sunday, al .
cclo X 4 N.
Mil Ia, GU -1hirl Sunday, at II o'cock, a. VI
McNman Hend-Fndiy before ih n IN, d,
At /! o clock A. NJ.
Blythe 'happel Fourth sunday. day ana
hew Hope, Inight. al,rrnar'.
Clear Lak.-Mo.idsy al .ht after the ih, >un-
day
sandy Bayou Friday before the sunday
4. N. L IVY.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24

Old "PruhahIiues' has been at
il II aiu aud played the wild with
sndru sa-, and patch truck tins
week. lie hlew his Urrth on ',as>
anl 'uuck and they are NJ more
Fab about ham bcins safe gaidc !
Way, one lay hc's all smile and
sunshine the next, he is cold as an
iciclr.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Oomp.im antary.

The following very rompIimcn-
'ary u't'cr ~ clip rom 'h" "Sp'ri
- trkan-a-," which - devoted en-
ciu>ivriY - the States interest,
dul DOING more to induce imni-
grafton than any other paper ia the
State, being circulated in every
safe III the Union. Here is whp,
it says:
The O,ccola TINES, live paper
"irvoted 10 the iu'crcs, oi Mssls
Sippi County, Arkansas" is upon
our lahIc. We want more papers
like the Times devoted to repre-
-cii and ;eivocate the separate ~.
terc.ls Of the various couutirs of
,hc State iu which they ARE pub
l'shcd; then our State will prosper
rh"Sr contemplating muvin. Il"
north eastern iraknn-a-. s"rd 50
t. i.ron Rousseau. U-cc"la Arsau
>hs, aud get lnc TrN's aud learn
whit Inducements " S>i-.irri cnuE-
u oilers for lhn"c srrkin. homes.
How rrioiccd viii he the scan
iui1z Il minister of New York,
when he reads the iollowing from
the Augusta (Ark } Blllc'in, urdsr
the heal ni "Gniltv or Not Ga,'t,:"
This il the Question about .. cch
cr; nuh believe him guilty j. not To
d,.cirrc his c'i e ~ unnatural un =.
OC Ihc ""iurry, it Is perfectly
un.uI1,l. II l. - rnn nnl, even
among tive clcrgy. lhnt it ceases tn
Q crto horror, il it creates sur.
prise