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A CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

From the folio wing notice IL will be seen
that have formed a partnership Win MI
Eugene Pillow, who, after the first prox:
will be associated with me in the interest
of insurance. GEO. NhILlIs.lHo.s.
With much pleasure 1 announce to my
friends that have purchased of Mr.. Geo.
ChiIdress, an interest in The lnsurGnce
Aoency, OF Columbia. Very reSpGctfuIly'
We would very respectfully, call the at,
tention of our friends, who, by their liberal
patronage, have shown favor to this
Agency and all who are or may be interest
ed in the protection of life and property, to
the fact that it is our desire and Intention
to promote and advance the cause OF IN
surauce in our community-representlh as
we do, the oldest slime tried and fire tested.
Corporations of Europe and America by
which we are enabled at all times, 10 o1er 10
the public the BEST indemnity at the Uery
Lp,rest rate commensurate with the hazard
and to this end, will devote our best
energies Feeling grateful for past iavQrs
earnestly soliciting the continuation oil the
same with the addition of all new business
Very Truly Yours,
CHILDRESS & PILLOW. Agents.
Oct. Both 1874.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND FISH
ERMEN.

All persons, both white and black, are for
hid hunting with a gun or dog, either day
or night, or passing through either of my
pemises. All such will he prosecuted to the
extent of the law. DANIEL j. ESTES.
f
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
Middleton Hill VS.. James A Hughes.

Middleton Hill VS.. James Hughes.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit that
the defendant. James A. Hughes, is justly in
debted to the plaintiff, and is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process ofIaW cannot be served on him, and
an original att achment having been levied on
LEGATION be made in the Herald and Nail, a
newspaper published in the town of Column
bia, Maury county, Tenn, for four consecu-
tive weeks, commanding said James A.
Hughes to appear before me at my house. on
the 18th day of April, 1875, and make defence
to said suit against him, it will be pro-
ceeded with exparte. j. A. T. SCRIBNER.
March 10, 1875. Justice Peace
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The New Scriptures According 10 Tyn
dal. Huxley, Spencer, and Darwin.
Nashville Journal Medicine.

Nashville Journal Medielne.l
Tue following clever jeU d esprit was,
we believe, originally published in the
United States, but we copy from the Lon
don Medical Press and Circular. 1t is a
mosl amusing satire upon the materialist
., hooi:
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NOTICE.

Charlotte Jones ct al, vs., John Slate, ct al
In this it appearing from compliments lll
which is sworn to, that John Slate, Samuel
Slate and Armsted Slate, are n0n-resfdents
of the state of Tennessee, SO that
the ordinary process of law cannot be serv-
cd on themy it is therefore ordered by me
that pu blication be made for four conSecu-
tive weeks in the Herald and Mail, news
paper published in the town OF columbia;
Many county, Tennessee, requiring said
1i"fendants to be and appear before thu
"a lnty Court of said county, on the hrst
AZ ,nday in June, 1875, and plead, an
= S-1er or demur to com plainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as To them
AM Ma rel 10 Z 1s7S' 4. N. AKIN, Clerk.
Robt. NJ NICK 'GBAttorney.
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THE Nicely Mills
wuATARE THEY DOING

why. they are running all the time, either
On Merchant or custom work, giving per
Gsct satisfaction, filling orders promptly,
ami having the highest market prices for
grain. i0hF'N-h'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned gave f.. Y. Pillow, At
toTncy at law, at Columbia, his note for
80, for legal services, which services were
never performed. Mr.. Pillow neglected
my case, entirely, and this is TO inform tn 2
pulic that will not pay the note, nor al
aprilalt J. W. THOMSON.
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1925 REWARD. stolen
From my stable five miles East of Column
bia, Tenn, last night, the 4th of April, a
largo bay horse, about fifteen and a half
hands high, white face, tail swabbed, of
very heavy set, with wagon harness marks.
I will pay the above reward for the capture
of the thief that stole my horse. Any in
formation that will lead to the recovery of
the horse will be thankfully received.
april 5-tf F. NJ. FULLER.
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GENERAL PRIMMi

This excellent young Jack will afMua ths
present season Rt my stable, miles wAsM
q for Mares aud 90 for Iennsts-the rsSkH
ey due when the service IL rendere9 a
mare not proving In foal the owmaa why
return her, or another mare, naHt aaAi|h
free OF charge, III the Jack In alive of In
country. All care will be taken to prev awt
accidents, but no liability should auy 49,
cur. Persons from distance can Esf AZ
turage on reasonable terms.
DesertptiOns-Hei IN siI years old, -
teen hands high, deep black, with whits
nose; fne style and action. lie was ims
ported directly from Spain, by Aibwrt
Franklin, ofSumner county,, a celebrntaA
stock raiser.
March 10. lS75.6t BEN HAHLAR.
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o the fOn ~
quality
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r UMBER NOTICE.
WARE HOUSE.

Ihave purchased the Ware-House and cot;
ton Shed, near the Depot, and am prepared
to store a large quantity of cotton, or other
nroduce, at low prices, (say cotton at 25cts per
bale a month, no extra charges:l l will also
keen at the store of Mr.. J. j. wilson the pest
Of Cotton Yarns, sold to those wishing to re-
tail at Nashville wholesale prices. Cash Tor
Gotten seed. nrCvADD
Oct 10th 1874,
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OLD UNION BANK,
South side of West Market Street
COLUMBIA, TENN.


B.-Stamping in all It's branches done
in best style and at short notice. Thankful
for past liberal patronage and hope by
strict adhearance to business TO continue
the same. M. H.
aOrfl 0-3n.
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A paper read before Mt. Zion Grange
No. 1873, Maury county, Tennessee, Feb
rusry, 1875, by p. II. Southall, ST., who
has raised potatoes successfully for IS
wears
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A SURE REMEDY.

Take dry wood ashes, can mix little
SCOT with them if convenient; take your
bucket of ashes and stab broom, or your
fingers, and apply the ashes freely in the
morning before the dew dries off. If the
rain washes the ashes off, repeat again; a
few apple alton will save your slips; one
may do. Sorape and stir the ground and
encourage the plants to grow, and you
need not pillow up your potato patch and
nut IL in corn.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Office of EDsALL & MCEwEN,(
April 9th, 1875.
Shoulders, l0CtS; sides, lS17cts; hams,
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I'VE WOULD INFORM THE FARMERS
w that we have at considerable outlay Of
money, put into operation a first-closs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11

Irt elm, bas besonnene @ert fort3uieten,
bic Stcine uno ben 0t6rtel III ben &arren
gu %brinsen, unb II batteit bu ieben t0ns
men, wie CT mabnenb uno leiteno Die Subrs
merfe oiri9irte, an benen-ein gan, neues
S9auipiel!-oft ein Weib unb elm M6n6
gum Sieben eingeipannt warea. Gr ielblt,
ben 6abit in bic 9Obe seidirst, bantbierte
eifrisit nit benz Olabitab in Der Sano, sriif
beim Iuflaoen ielber an uno beseiiterte Our6
iein Seiipiel aud bic llebrisen, 10 baB es
ber9in9, wie beim SempeIbau gu Seruialem,
no Die sSuben in Der einen !Sanb baS 9esen
bic Samariter seSiidte S6wert trusel, nit
Der anoeren arbeiteten; oas sanse Solt
aber betbsilist li6 beim Sml. -"
Man iiebt lcitt ciu, oaB untsr iol1en
llmltdnoen lie Nusla9rn iiir ben Sau ucr:
bdltnlBmabis gcring waren. Die Seouns
genen Malerer uno Steiubauer crbieiten
natirlib ibreu 2obn, aud Iiir Die et,pa nus.
lpdrts berbsiscruienen Mon9c purSe &C:
luobnli6 cine Sersitisuns an ocren &IoItcr
obgc9eben; 9leibpobl fieIen ni6t pcni9e
uno ni6t 9cringc Soften p0aig binwe9.
g8as nun aberoer Sau eriorperte, paS bcfte
Der Sauherr, wenn CT 6iirlt rpar ooer ionit
ein Noeliser, Der etpa, UNI eln @eliiboc III
crfiaen, bic Stride erbuuen lieb. @ar
Gin 8loitcr Der Saubsrr 10 foitete cs mn
gcriige NtGbe, Bel benz fir r%eIisiOic Sinse
Icidt III beseiiteruoen Solfe auBer Der per.
iOnIi6sn @ilfe audi nod rei6li6e Seilteuer
;u erboltcn.
0aOurd, bab Die rontanii6e Sauueiie
meilt nur Maurerpert erforberte, Wfaiicus
betbcili9uns ;uliB, bic @uslasen IN 9Obn
pcrbGltniBmdBis serins waren, ertldrt es
i'd auA, warlm 9robaltise, weitausseoebns
t. romunii9e Saiiliten in gang unscpOhnIi9
tur;er 3eit aufsefibrt werpen fonntcn.
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WuS Nout.

Der II. Npril par fir Die olGubioen
&atbolifen unb Defenders fir Die GOmer
ein @~ebenftas Der Sreube unb ,uolei6 Der
Srauer. Gr riei ibnen ireuSise Grinneruns
gen ms @eoddtniB, i~niofern CT Der ii II f.
unoswansi9it tie Sabresta9 Ser
GIdfebr BiuS TX. in feline 6aupt,
itabt na6 Der Gspolution BON lS4S unb
Der span;i9itc SabrsStag Der wunber6arcn
Grrettun9 oes }. Saters beim Ginitur; inn
&loiter neben Der Saiilita our +. gsnes lit.
ueberaus tralrri9 mar aber qlei6,eitia bic
ier Gag, melt bas fatboliide Ser; Der
5eitli9teiten unb acknowledgements acs
oenft, NIT Oenen bic R6mer i'm cbeScm be-
9in9en, wabrbait polfstbimli6e Seitlid,
~teiteil, obne ieoen oificielIen glnitrid, Don
lisbencen Sinbern ibrem bo6perebrteu
Batter bar9ebra6t, 6eitli6teiten, pie Die
Gcuolutionare ieit Gr6iinuns Der greide
bel Der Forta Yia ni9ts slebnIi6es baben
gu Stanoe bringen tonnen. WGbrenb ies
bod Die Grinnerlng oil bic iuibercn Treus
oenbe;cu9un9cn ben S9mer, rue0cn Ser
SeIan9enl6ait seS S%tattbalters Gbriiti unS
Der beoran9ten yagc Der Stride IN sinem
9roBen Sbeile Der iosenannten cipiliiirten
ySelt roppelt iiblbGr ma6t, limb bic beiben
e%rel9nlle, Die Sielen Sag 10 bentwirois ma:
6cn, gang beionoerS baSu an9etban, bic
9oiinnng anf ben Seiitanb @ottss in ben
9lanbiscn neu su beleben, ba ie ia Elm
slanSen6es i3eusniB ablesen iir ben belon.
beren S6ue, ben bic gottlide 9oriebuna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
Die 0cbcim biin0Ier cntpur.
pen iid1!

Sas v9teue gSiener Sas6latt", ein ers
flartes yosens unb yGulturfdmpiersS Dr.
gam, bat am SiterOienitas in einsm 9lrtis
tel init Der lleberidrift: Der entsDtterte
Simmel" bic 6riitli6e Siterfeier nit iols
9enben 9otteslditerli1sn Sdben beeeiiert /:
vOOrt, wo elm beibnii6erS empel %9eitanben,
100 cine seweibte Statte mar fir einen
gott, bort, NO cine beilise Susae floB,
oortbin lberau iteate Der 9riitIi9e propas
gator ieine Stride, ieine 6apslle, feline Sdule
10 that ct IS aud I'M &alenber. Die &uls
tursei6i9te bat bas ldnsit na6sewieien-
aud Sltern, bas Iuferltsbunssieit Der Gtas
tur wuroe perdriitIi9t, psrbi itert, itatt bes
Sau3;ens benz Observation-Disclosures ents
sesen, fam Der biiitere &laseseians an Der
eside zines ans &reuS sei6lasenen Mans
mes. Oas Gbriitentbum bat lns aue Sc,
bensfreubistcit senommen, unb nod lanse
wiro es bauern, bis bas triibielise SanSs
werfsi6ilo yMemento mori!" bes Gbri,
itentbums 9eSente, baB bu iterbli1 Bit
-berab9enommen wiro pom Der Guine bes
lesten gOtbii6en Comes uno Elm bellies
freubi9es yMemento vivere " - aeoenfe,
oaB on leben iolit = ber rpie6sr 3u ii6 ses
fommenen Meni9beit in luitissn Saniareu
an Die Sbren i6Iasen wiro. Damn bal
Die giatur ibren Sempel ipisbsr er6iinet :
mir werocn feline Gbriiten msbr isin, aber
audi ni3t 9eioen, mir werben SO en6er
9eworben iein." g9ir resiitriren bieie
i9auerli9en Sdbe- ais Elm 0enfmal, wie
melt ii6 beutSutase Die greBfrs9beit in
Selterrei6 uno I'M OeutI3en &ei9 ueriteiseu
bari, pabreno man fatboIiide gldttsr ne:
gen Der unbebeutenOiten, psrmsintli6eu
9nsriiie auf Die Oiientlide 9tube nedt,
eransiaIirt nnO uerfol9t, iast basu Die
vStimme Der 8abrbeit", Der mir bas ent,
nebmen.
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nebmen Die polite Siuisuns ausseiproden
unS namentli6 audi Die brailianiide Srsis
maurerei uerirtbeilt murbe.
Oas Iuftreten bes Yiidoies pom Iernam,
buco unb bieies pdpitlide Srepe riei nun
ben selammten Gpiscopat pom Sraiilisn
gum Sample 9esen bas um iid s%reifenbe
llebel auf. llno iie baben iid in apoitoli.
i6er Gnti6iebenbeit uno Seitisteit bewGbrt.
Our6 Die fat unermeBliden 9anoItreden
SraiiIiens eridoaen bic Sirtenwcrte Der
Bii6Ofc unb fanoen auentbalben unter ben
@ldubiSen Gin freubises unb alaubenspols
les Gdo. Die 9eiitli6feit erbob ii6 unb
ipra6 in beseiiterten gusSriifen ibre Gin:
bdnsli6feit unb Sreue sesen bic Sii6Ofe
aus, bic @ldubisen persinten iid ,ur
@riinouns tatboIiider @ereine, Inn fir6Iis
Dies Veben uno firdlide anI9auunsen in
ale Greiie gu tragcn. Die @orte Der gis
lhofe fanoen aud in Ser 9ose ibren 8ies
oerbau uno in ben pon ibr anaeitedten unb
10 entarteten Sruberi9aiten, freilid in
gang anoerer Weiie-nun, bic Maste fiel
uno pas mar gut. Die antport, bic fe 4.
.. IN ben roben EObelerssiIen BON Yers
nambuco uno fiirSIi9 in Suenos Mpres,
Vaplata gaben, fennen bic Qeier.
&c &lub fOIst.)
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9luS Dcnt Gultmrfaupfe.

Die in Sruntrut eri9einenoe See
maine GatboIique" i6reibt: yOie Otter
feier lit I'M Sura in iebr traurissr @eiie
porilbersesanscn. Sa Die re3tmdBisen
Pfarrer nod INNER iiber Die Gren,e per-
lpielen iinb, 10 mubte man ii6 in S6eu,
men %periammeln cur Seier bes Cages, Der
elm 6reubenfelt lit in Der sansen fatbolii9en
Welt, ODER man muBte ben &anoeritab in
Die 9ano nebmen, unb Sruei, brei oSsr mebr
StunSsn melt mari9iren, I'M elmer Wteiie
an einem Der feierli9iten Seittase beiwobs
nen Su fOnhen. glQein bieie trauriae SAGE
wiro nod trauriser, mo es ii9 I'M @reiie
unb Sranfe banbelt oft muB man su Der
Spferpiui9feit zines u~erbannten Bfarrers
ieine !3ufludt nebmen weldsr in Mitte
Der gta6t berbeifommt, Inn ben 3ranfen
II. Sterbenoen Die notbwenbissn reIial0ien
!6iiliSmittel gu b%rinssn. limb nun iino es
i9on piersebn Monate, bab bieier 3uItanb
Der Sinse bauert."
aus benz Sura brinst bas Iu,ernsr
.Saterlano" iolsenbe Gorreiponbens gu
Uieruelier (Osoridwpler) an Der @ren,s
ideioe Der berner unb Der i%olotburner gu.
rabcrse, wirtte isit piersis SSabren Elm
%irumrner Grieiter, Feter Soiepb Mput,
tct, ell wabrbaft apoitolii9er Mann, bas
lebenbi9e Seiipiel driitlider Wilbtbdtiefeit.
ST lebte nar fir bic Nrmem unb fir feline
@emcinpc, Die aud feinen ein,iaen @bs
%triinnisen auimeiit. Dor fini,e6n Sabren
wuroe Der beilismdbiss @rsis NIT gIinbbeit
sei6la9en. Seien unssa1tst lag er nab
&raiten ieinen prieiterli6sn Serri6tunaen
oh; tonnte CT ni6t seiitli9sn Croft ipen,
ben, 10 betete CT. Neil alt unb ssbro6en,
fanb ct nor Der bo9berSisen berner Gesie,
rlin9 @nabe; CT brau6te ni6t ms Grill gu
wanbern. SaS S9~msrSensiabr 1874 ,par
ilr i'm ooppelt bei6werIid. Wea in ber
SanSen llmseSenb fatbolii9e Brieiter ii6
ni6t auibaIten %buriten, mai Der immcr &c:
iaai9e !9er nit 9lrbsit uSais iiberlaSen.
Mitten in Der Na6t Iisb CT ii9 Stunbsn
melt auf bic Ssrse binauf fibren, I'M ben
&ranfen bic Sr6itunssn Der beilisen &elis
sion gu i~penoen. Seit Besinn Der otter:
li6en 3eit bra9te Yfarrer 0touttet 10 gu
iaSen Gag unb gta9t I'M 8ei9tltubl ;u.
Gr idbIte feline grmattuns, wenn es gait,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11

Notwithstanding cine Oeputation aus
Nantes, bic ben Yii6of uertIast, neil ct
Der Gipileio nidt %Ieiitete.
Den 30. Nouember erideint bas Oecret,
bab bic ben Gio pertpeigernoen Srieiter feis
ne Yeniion mebr erbalten.
Den 10. December lest Ser Sonis iein
Seto Elm sesen bas ansefibrte Oeeret pom
%. Nopember.
Den 6. 9lpril eri6eint bas Oeeret, baB
Die fir9li9en Goltime abselest weroen
miiiien.
Den %. Ipril eri6eint bas Secret, bab
ale fir9Iiden Gorporationen unb Sulbers
i9aften aufseboben iinS.
Den %. Mai eri9eint bas 0eeret, Dap
Die Den Gto perueisernoen Brieiter bepors
tirt peroen ioIcn.
Den 10. ausuit sei6iebt Die Gnttbros
nuns oes &OnisS.
Den II. ausuit cri6eint bas Secret,
bab aue Nonnenfloiter in 6ranfrei6 aufs
seboben iino.
Den %. 9lusuit erI6eint bas Secret,
bab ale tir9li6en @ebibren, StoIsefdle &C.
ubsei3afit iins.
Den 25. gu9uit cri6eint bas Oecret,
oaB ale tir6Ii6en Gnti6doisunsen fir
(abIosbare) 6euoalre6te aufscboben iino.
Gen 26. Nusuit eri6eint bas Occrct,
baB bic ben Gio p%er,ueisernSen Erieiter btu
men IA Sasen 6ranfreid gu uerIaiien baben.
Den 81. glusuit miro Sem Glerus bic
Seior9uns Der llrflnoen iiber @eburten,
Chen uno SterbefaQe - Bic Matrifeliibs
ruts absenommen.
pen 2. September Waiacrirlns Don
l3j @eiltli6en, tbeils Yrieiter, tbeils Si.
i9afe, i'm GarmeIitertIOiter gu YariS.
Den IA. Septsmber eri6eint bas Oecret,
bal bic Gbei6eiouns seitattst iei.
Sen 20. S%eptember wiro our6 Elm De-
cret Die 6iibruns Der MatrifeI uater benz
Sitel yGipilacte" Der biirserli9en Sbriss
feit iiber9eben.
Den 81. September tritt Der Nationals
conpent 3ulammen, uno ertlGrt loglei6 bas
Soni9tbum fir absei9afit.
Den %. September miro Der ~srssorias
nil9e 8aIenoer absei6aiit uno Der repus
blifanii6e einsefibrt.
Den Is. October erlGBt Der gonuent
feline proclamation al bic 90lfer Guropas
ilber Die Iufbebuns Der 5eubalitdt.
1893.
Den 81. Sanuar = bic Sinri9tuna bes
&oni9s Placetum populi Sas lit in
turSen Worten, bic @ei9i9te bes Culture
tampies sur 3eit Der iran;Oiii6en Gepolls
tion. Col iie BEN Oeuti9en ni9t gu
benfen seben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11

unb treiben iie bann in Die @ere9tiame Der
fatbolilden Stride bineim. 90 ieben mir
ie benn alein mad uns bic i3dbns fleti9en,
uns an9reifen uno anbelen, bab es uns
man6mal unb oil manden SteQen unbeims
LID gu Wtutbe weroen mS9te. Oas iitnnn
freilid fem hiibides Sdauipiel, bas jett
unisrm Bid in bic 8eIt" besesnet. 2ids
ten mir barum fir lett uniern Slid non Der
Welt meg ans &reu;, Der iidern !9oiis
ning bes Gbrilten III ben Stiirmen bieies
9ebens uno fuiien mir Mtutb: benn Ser
@ptt ebt nod!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26
ITEMS FROM VEST MILL GROVE.

WEST MILL GRovE, Nov 9th, 1875.
EDITOR JOURNAL Robert S. Blaine,
(colored) who resides in the south part of
this township, was shot by his father, John
Blaine, on the 22l inst, and dangerously
wounded. A dispute arose between them
concerning the ownership of some corn
which had been raised by the son, when the
old man drew a horse pistol and fired the
contents - nails and shot into the
breast and lungs of his son. lie will prob
ably not recover 4 preliminary exam
inaiion was held Yesterday before Mayor
Moffett, and the prisoner was bound over
for trial at the next session of court at
Bowling Green, charged with an assault
with intent to kill.
A Union Sunday School was organized
in this place on the 4th inst, Superintend-
ents-Wm. B. Ketchum, Congregational !;
!. Baldwin, Methodist J. r. Phillips, Dis
ciple, and A. G. Russelle, United Brethren
Secretary-AIrs. S. Zoin; Treasurer-SIrs !;
Harmon Chorister, T. D. Mogett, Organ.
ists-NIiss Llbbie Mccormick, and Miss
Ella Kiger.
The clerical trial at the United Brethren
Quarterly Conference held at the Mont
gomery church, east of this place two
miles and half, on Saturday, the 20th
inst. resulted in the acqnittal OF Rev. r.
L. Knapp, who resides in this village, OF
the charges preferred against him by Rev.
b. J. Wise.
The Trustees of this township have is
sued an order prohibiting horse-racing on
the public highways. Horse-races, here
after in this locality will he less frequent.
The higher department of our school
Mr.. +. D. Motfltt, teacher-commences on
the 29th inst.
4 row which had been impounded here
was sold at public auction on the 18th inst
to pay the cost Of keeping, etc.
GOODSPEED.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26
HOME AGAIN.

AS the magnet to the pole, so is the home
to the soul. The needle disturbed may box
the compass but is never quite Mt rest till
true to itself, it points toward the North
star. o, il man would only lie as true to
himself and his God ~ the steel, how
much throbbing and aching his poor heart
would escape. But, alas, there are ten
thousand disturbing causes and man break
ing away from al restraint, finds no rest
until he returns aud becomes true again.
My dear JOURNAL, restleSsness is the or
der OF the day. East, west, north and
south. II there are any places between
these cardinal points, there too, reStLcSsness
-resiieSsness is the order OF the day. The
sacredness OF all laws, both human and di-
vine is lost. And il there could he any
law outside OF the human and divine, as
the iniidcl saws, law of nature or of fate,
it acts rs a drag-net TO catch those reckles
mortals ON StIp-toe, chasing and shifting
each other in remorsclcss haste, hip and
thigh. :" Five minutes for lunch"
Promptly the steam whistle screeches, and
ii any lucky passenger has not already
scalded his thruat with cup OF hot cof-
fee or choled himself with an 'unchawed'
piece of beef steak, he will soon have the
opportunity il he does not die at interim.
Why, Mr.. L litor, this haste is terrible
The old minister aud his Older Bacon al
most believe IInine's couplet-" Judas by
chord out went his Lord and got to
Heaven firstn O Odearme, when will people
stop and think? EX.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26
Why Stewart Would Not Count the
Vote Of PerTysburg.

En-. JOURNAL Some persons have
been foolish enough to suppose that Coun-
ty Clerk Stewart assumed authority to dis
franchise Perrysburg township because the
people of said township did not vote
against the removal Of the County Seat.
Those who know Stewart best, do not at
tribute his assumption OF kingly preroga-
tive to any such motive. lie knew that
such course on his part would lead to a
vast amount of litigation, which would
cause liberal fees to flow into his pocbets.
To obtain those fees was what he was nf-
ter. And now, ii the farmers of the coun-
ty can be wheedled into paying in money
freely for keeping up litigation, what n
nice, fat thing it will be for Stewart and
the Bowling Green Ring!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-26
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