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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
JOB PRINTERS,

JAMES REED & sON, Plain and Orna-
mental Printers and General Statloners
same sent on application. Once corner
Main and Spring Streets Ashtabula o. 1920
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GREAT sNxKES.

The Prince eOfWaIesHees Some OfThena
In India-NO tive serpent show atCal-
cutIa,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07

j. SUM. BLYTH, Agent for the Liverpool,
london d Globe Insurance Co. cash Asssts
over sd 90 Gold. In the y : slosg,y 49,.
Stoclhoiders also personally liable llzi5
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
AsHTARULA. YOUNGSTOWN
PITrsRUR Il RAILROAD.

cONpENsED TINE TaBLE7,Dec. "a 1875.
! ,,rSN,ns s.t-rH. RrsNlSO koETH
-xrrRrrs. sTATIoSs. -NUnBl r.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
FOUNDRIES.
PAINTERS.

4. 4 W. KYLE, House-and sign Painters,
Graining, Paper Hanging and Glazing: Kali
snmining and Wall Painting a speciality;
2oo Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Ali
orders promptly attended to- and work exc
eufed Ia the ueafest u1aunar lQ07
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
DENTISTS.

ID, z. KELLEY. D. D.ss, successor
Al7tf to G. ". Nelson, Main street, Ashta-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
MANUFACTURERS.

O. o. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Sid
ing Mouidings, Cheese Boxes, &c. Planning,
Matching and ScroWl Saving done on the
shortest notice. Shop on Main street, oppo-
site the Upper Park Asatabulas Ohio. 10
HART UDY. Dealer in Granite and Mar
BILE Monuments, Grave Stones, Tablets, Man.
= tels, Crates sc. Building Stone. Fiagg1ng
and Curbing cut 20 order. Yard on Centre
street. 1879
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
TIE CHURCH OF I : The ] WORLD. y }.

The following lines were written many
years ago by Richard Monckton Mines, nos
lord Houghton, whoiias been Quite recenfly
11,5Taiiag IN the I1ntfed StateS4 tSatursl,ly
enough, they gave great offenEe to some OF
the dignitaries Of ths established church in
England. and one Of the consequences was
thai they do nGtapeearin the lRfeF edftfon Of
bis works ulaonpy from S1thielis We .i5rint
was furnished by Lord Houghton himself tn
a ( lend who had once read the lines, and had
tried in vain to find them in print. He has
kindly allowed Us to place them before our
readers. Are thefeanY church dignitaries or
chureh-gOers IN this country whom these
verses can offend?
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07
HARNESs MAKER.

T. r. WATRQUS., Painter. Glazier and
ness and dispatch. ~ y III y iI69J ,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-07

- ". r. WALLACE, d. D. s,
Ashtabula Ohio is prepared TO
ill., attend to all operations in his
11lI1 profession. Ofice Main street.
head OF Centre. Office hours from to 5. Res
idence, Elm street, I12t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
M presidents ,uisc,,sason of lsso.ih,

the ptUSident's siutcR4ton Of resovfhH
Dis,ric, Attorney Ward promptly,
and mentiooing the fact that Logxn's
illness WAS attributed TO sheer fright,
and tha, rumors were rife Of Wards
connection with the ring Logan
sAid when he heard Of this letter II
greatly surprised him, for Wilson and
Makers called on.hin in Chicago,
aud Wilson must have knowu these
charges were fAlse, - they were in
every particnlar.o Mathews here con
6rmed the statement of Loganlthst he
was sick and unable to move at the
time. Logan then went on to deny
explicitly that soy statement connect.
ing him With the ring Was utterly
false sud snnfouudcd. - s5 4ss1sss
+ 81 ;: ". SCOTT SMITH,
i Newspaper correspondent, vas call
ed and testified that last f4ff he had I
cnnse1sAifun with Blpford Wilkaa.
xho told him he expected to secure
the indictment Of Senator Logan and
jasper D. Ward, district attorney.
Witness asked permission to use this
|HfevneahA, BUT Wsiasoai doelined fbui
Elaka asdoaso. Ils1sJ .51ll6 Z
He, however, p5epered a dispatch
and sent his respective papers, saying
Eshs. 6two promfeenG fpoli iticians
would Be Be indictel, emitting ihrir
names. Wilson farSher Informed him
that he was gathering evidence Of
their completely in the whisky frauds.
raf Cu5saArTA oUTRAaEs.
The minority OF the Louisiana com
mittee sxtol fidelity 10. the govern
ment of Collector Casey, and quote
the statement Of 100 merchants OF
New Orleans. testifying 10 efficiency
And honesty Of the Illinois federal Of
fetal at New Orleans. Darrell ofthe
committee, who. particularly enqnirtd
into the CONSTANTS outrages, submits
payer to the. effect that the
murder Of David King and the u,
tempted muydersof Senator Twitchell,
I6S1d 4 politisAl cl1r4ctsrs md Ior
political reasons entirely, and that il
is very ansafe for member Of the
republican party to actively advocate
his principles on that part Of the
state. The substance oi the majority
Freput has been already published:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
The Indians Hassed Between the
Rosebud ard BtE Norn and
Probably Try Ing TO Get
Away from the
Anaconda.
Four Thousand Troops, with
Terry saA Supplies sun
cient for Every
Requirement.
THE INDIAN WAR.

ST.. Paul, Aug. l0-Gen. Forsyth,
of Gen. tSheridsn's staff, passed thro'
this city yesterday, having LEI, Ter
ry's camp At the mouth OF Rosebud
= weak ago last Tuesdiy. 1. was
stated that Terry. had fallen back 80.
miles, but there vas no falling back
Ut all. The evening before Forsyth
left, Terry's scout from Crook had
reached them. Crook was then a,.
the head waters Of Rosebud, or be-
tween that and Tongue river.
Al ,kis,ime Gen. Terry was st the
mouth Of the Big Horn river, and in
order to facilitate communication be-
tween himself aud Crook, dsopped
down the river to The mouth OF Rose
bud, between which point and Crook
the distance vas no greater ti,sn from
the mouth ot the Big Horn, while
the country was moro favorable for
the march Of troops. The scout al
ludcd TO said lodian tracks were to
be found leading esat between Cook
aud the YeIloustonc. ...-,....-......
A juncfion OF Terry and Crook At
= po,nt fus,tsr cxss thxa the Big
Ho . ~as likely 10 prevent the es-
cape Of tho Indiana 10 the east aud
north u the present scene Of opcr..
tiouA 81 A ~ ~ &
Terry snl his men arc in the best
possible spirits. Il - ! --.z.--
The story that Daye Campbell. :
pilot on the steamer Far West, scslp-
ed and muiilated one OF the party Of
fndians which BE A.aal K cred
DeAr Fort Duford, is not true.
The IadiAas Ass s4su sap5,sssd. 70 be
massed some wbsre ke.wcen Rosebud
aed tho Big Horn. The i0pressio,,
pssssiIsd that one oftvo pltsrnatiyes
was left them; either 10 scatter to
eastward towsrds bratishr Asst ica, o,
TO retire southwsro 10 the Big horn
mountains. Though they were i,
close proximity 70 Crock, ] command
II vsa rot expncteA they ewo~lA give
Crook Of Terry ) ch.no. 70 meet ibeu
in ) body. s' sss,a II s.. ].
By ,hose who bring the very lates
from Terry, the sitoation 10 regarded
very fsvoSabts. fufty fonr thousane
men ore 10 the feld, under the ver]
y baI S6ss. ~ men 90 I>p1 yon
ditDs, viii supplies Of - Kind q lus
to every rqsirement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
-CAyca'xo..

CAScaxo.
~ 8s Chicago. Aug. 10.
4 FlOua &c uiet AID weak. sstsy ss ~ @Sfsi
waxAr-Acuse s@sk And lover. No. 2 MAGsss
clo-ed slx; cAsh, "a 4 ass, clored insdo for Aug
Ss26lD; cio~ed s7A for sep,cnsber, ssA ebpu
ciSred ,asiaA for oeioef; No. >. = ass- Rsjscted
soasi.
Coas-Quie', shade lower. high mixed; tsDk
No ., AssSsek sov cash, ssasdess7S esoseA \ hid
for Aug; +taeiss, closed lats bid for ssptenhnf
rejected &iSb.S
Oars--Qnict sna easy; No 2, aois 6tsoa tIo-sj
oat.ide bid hs August; sss, 13etS. closed 500 !.
ssd M ssp.s.oss; soAaoo,s cio.ed y bid for
0c,ossr; Rssctrd, 2tc-
RrE-No. ,. 5oc.
BARLsY.-No. :. 5D15tE for cash; esc hid for
Aug est; asw br September Tih.
eoax-Actiys and lower; u 4bstlS 1o,i eash
fos Angnst, IA best5on for Sep,emberi - y
for October.
| EKnD-Ahadr fs~sT, u iahGau iaS for AnK
Ii 35ssii ssx fss sspsen nbcr .asa sea for octo
| bcr. 81
BULK MsArs-Falr demand; shoulders, Sal atss
| sAa.1 rib, sI4GohE L; abort clear ea
Wniaxr--Firm, il0L
| EGsa Fsirfy ecsfvu; ti@si1
BurrsR-- Fresh dairy iaqbi3, creamy soaas.
LArER
| OALL BoAsp wheat eary, ss,< asked fos Au,,
sos fvr Oci oher.
| Coas--EAsicr; 45A ASS 70. October.
+ oArs-stcady. s.hG,ssx each. nv for August
Poax-Lower, ia +0s for August.
LARD Lower. io.7a,i io>7o fof August. zs
! Mnwaske~.
4 ~ utsts.uc ~ IN
l., FLpun--Qaiae.,4 a,s. A
/ wH1Ar-E4sys Nu.t i, Aifwankee, Hos II Ne.
spring aaN for August; s,6bs1{ for September
No 3 si.Se. * ssit
Coss -srner, closed higher. at +s,set47.
l-QAI1-EteadS- nj s24e
| Rrs-Scnrcc lower 81.
BAaLrY Dull and noainai. No. 10. aes
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
YANKTCN DAKoTA TERRITORY. AUC;UsT

converting such notes into silver dol
lars Of the old standard, He Sopld
leave i. optional v sh the holdesss Of
notes to. change the note tos lavef
dollars, He would not compel them
to receive silver. Il
Stevenson asked, "are you willing
to aid the democrats by REPEATING the
law of '13 10 allow tie use Of silver
and make Il legal tender Z" A s ~ Il
Sherman ea,d he would ieave the
matter loa commission. He declared
Tilden's letter was composed Of 3 fsr-
isg gencrallties. Both Tilden and
Hayes were committed 10 resu,np-
tion,, which was most ,rurs~orshy in
the republican or de tnocs.lic p4sty.
Mr. Lord offered resolution reci.
ting ,hA. the right suffrage prescribed
BY the eeastitntion, 10 il several
states subject 10 the 18th amendment,
aud that il is asserted that such Iigh,
is resisted and controlled by fraud
aud violence, so that The 18th amend.
ment is practically viiia,cd, aud de.
clasing all attempts to prevent The
free exercise Of the right OF suffrage,
should meet with condign and prompt
punishment, whether by FIRE, i'm
prisooment or death. {.
Nh. Clymsr snoSed to send the re-
solution to the judiciary committee.
n Mr-Eor1ca the previous ~qaes-
ton, and amid confusion and hllihus-
teflng by i he democrats sgrAliuf he
house WAS ordered, thowing 'aa
members present. A second cab FOR
the previous question resulted yeas
50; nays, 21;tthe democratic generally
voting no or ab tanning from voting
Finally the resolution passed, yeas,
I74,; nays, Z; being Bland, Of Missou
ri, and Reagan, Of Texas.
Mr.. Cohger called for the reading
Of the Reports, pending which hc re.
ierred, and madezthc confereace 70
port, on ths river and harbor bill
Some dilatory proceedings were ther
agreed to, lo4 TO 55.
Mr.. Beebee's report was the,
agreed 20 without division.
The Pacific Mail steamship bill, anc
WMld@p, Luttgeu +, Gar6ddsgtil
VAS ipIoddced md PISSED. 4
Y At DE soggyestjps III Ar. iRand.l
the time Wa con. .inued until io-mor
row for the temporary arrangement Q
tho expenses VI the government nhti
Monday ne4l 80. 8. s : ~
Nj. Townsend sJdfessed the hons'
on the curfchcy majority aud minori
~ reports OF the committee on Lou
isiana affairs. Ordered printed. Ad
jnurned
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
way for mediation o. for justifyine
war to the death. n Z 4


way for mediation or for justifyine
Wat to the death. E ss.5
f i RtssixN LlDY.
BxRsE, Aa9. 10, Y essrrday !
RussisS lady Sted 8 pissol u Prince
.Gortsoh Ak.H, M RAt ssAa pi.,ister tc
Switzerland. TIE l4iy ~ss arrested
aeop ron ssuyrs, 5ss
PARis, Aug lO.-A dssps .ch q
LIE Te.nps, from Vensas, states thai
the Servs4n Ptepier Rlstioo niect,
Ill olfersed me.hahos, assissiag thu,
Servia will not treat sof ptaces ni.si
the Turks are u,sde- the waih of Bel
grade. s4 sis
n8AvY Loss.
LONDON, Aug. 10 The exte,siv.
establishment Of Gfxut 4 Coe1roves
Hthographess s,sd Pubftisasess, wa'
burned this sveaipg Loss. est imAted
At one million dollars. e : y ? = 8.
n PAKIs, Aag. 10th. IA dispssch Va III.
LibSat ssys The ssitsa 10 better, and his re
cnvery Is nearly certain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11

:. g-7-ff = s7<l+ 3 3s2sT - = n y
The Proposed Constitution sl
pAnsadaent Refpttpa t.
Common Schools.
wASI1IaroS,
TIVE SCHOOL .AMx4pnKxr.,

800 TuE SCHOOL tAAKADAKST.ag.
WAsHIs6roN, Aug. l0-The SEN
ate judiciary commi,tee reported the
fo,Iswing substitute for the house
joint resolut.on proposing eons,itu-
tionAl amendment on the school ques-.
tion.
kesD{sed, elc..,
A.ticLs le No ssatS silstf wake
sny law respecting an establishment
OF religion, or preventing the free
exercise thereof, and 10 rsisgioass test
shall be. required aS ! iquAilfcas i0a to
sny o6cs, " ss.ny pubic property, and
no public revenue u, NOR s.yys loan uf
credit, By or, und,r- the authority Of
the United States of any state, terri
tory. district os mnnicipsl oorpora-
tion, shall be appeopsia.sa 70 - .ade
or used for the support Of any school,
cdueetioael q OTTER ,isssion, under
control II aAy, rsI,gious sect, or
igsnizxsion or denuo oiHsa ion, or where,
IL the particul.r csesd or tenen OF
sny religious q antireligious sect, Or,
ganizatloa or dan0niuxtsuss shsaA be,
taught, Hnd. no such particular creed
or tencis shsll Be read OF taught to
any sekoctaos instisntion supposscd in
vhole OF ia part BY such sresenne o.
loas Of credit, and no such sppropti-
iation OF losn ofcredit shsll ~ raAde
to Any -relsgions or anli-religIuis sect
| < 4 :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
NJ. Lord Presents i stringent
Resolution Relative to
Frauds md sIntimi.
z = datiOn II Flee.
syis tions.
tWhich the Democrats EaAeAyol
to Strangle, but Fall In
the Attempt.
Congressional.


WAsaISa loS, dug lOa The house
amendnent TO the senate resolution
10. prinf 4. GOO copies. -nf. lie reports
on Mississippi affair." wAs agreed to,
aud the Eesol1tioa passed.
Mr.. Allison called up the conference
report on tho river aud harbor appro-
1stGQ3Y hne 4eis@abssvsra0a 4ses
I'll, tss,aolsASt.EsIlS6e1sss ssi& sA1btl9 as
agreed upon BY the committee appro-
priNH exsptsy .t5 ,400:Oe0s 1he re-
port 1Ss agfeed 70, yeas 81, nays 10
Boutwell,, Cockrell, ConklinK, Dawes,
Estou, AcCssrv, M6vsiM, NSdiesgh,
Wallace and Whyte voted nay. Ed
munds9 who changed from nay to yea,
f0oSsA<o-sesessiAes this. ~Soss.-.aRe
u - n 81 n S. IL 4NEl.- II 90 q Sa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11

LONDON, Aug. lO.-l'hc interna.
tionsl COTTON convention met here
Yesterday and considered questions Of
interest to the trade.
7--4zE sxHa4H,.Haex a9sl
The c1traditjon question has been
postponed uatil the ncxi parliament,
nnlesa set ledsi i1nhc ipe41timn.
ANorHKR CABLE.
Paris, Aug. I0.-The governmenl
has graserd tho right fsr : .eieerapt
cable 4be.sesn Paris and New York
/, and subscriptions are soon to be
opened.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
gAnEzzi. .gAExr.

Ns~ YoRk, Aug. lo.-Wm II. II.
Bennett, late paying teller, of ,hs
Mscnanias 81 Trxders bank Vas Ar
sssseds ycstsrdsys 40 embesslessn,
aud has confessed and been remanded
Without bail. IaE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11

*fs3 COON IA06s
G. r. Mokreg, was today arrested
Tor tho manufacturing Of cru0tsrfci.
gold dollars. Several thousand blank
pieces. ASd45oo 6niIhSd gold dollars
and lot dies aud stamps were seized.
Psrties in the eastern and western
states have been passing these piec es.
z g IAsT aAE1SgT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
.rxwssorx srstxx,

>
Sr l.ouH Aug 70 --Tks news Buys In
6ug1f.tsd Atrike aSAinst tho Evening Dis
paleh yesterday p. a., and il y still in full
eorcs. This point>st issus b the prics Of
papers, the rite berc,nforc being 50 cts per
d11sn. They assert they win pay but
twsAty. Y ss8
lsnalisn in The Public seAoslA
CIsc1xsArI, Aug. 1o-The CAiho-
liz Teleg, sph this morning contains
IN article from Archbishop Purcell
.deising The attitude Of the Catholic
church towards the public school sys-
tenn Of tho United Ssates. He de-
cIAses the church. has no disposition
to Interfere wilh lhssystsm. He fur
thor apys that NO doubt justioe and
equity would en,i.le the C~tholic pen-
pie OF this country to exemption frou,
taxation for, the support Of other
schools, or to share nf the public
school fluid -ln- proportion to the NUN
Der Of pupils IN schools, hat this claia'
We are disposed 70 waive il your fa
vot.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11

CaxcassATL Ang, .l0s--T The sale Of short
hofus swncti BY deo bedford near Paris,
Ky. .tp-dsy |. Abe first on the list was the
e.lehraied bull 18th Duke OF Thorndale,
which sold fi,r "a 300 < snoiEeT soIa Tn
t8.0O0, 10 all 81 bulis brought 425 pos; ~
COWS .ad heiiers and extra calves brought
t37 $40.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

.GH nsW xers.
New York. Aas, is.
Srocxs : Dali andiower-
MoSxr r~-Eany at litHGB1l7-
GoLp-ilfass
oossssxEsrss-Af fraction lover.
Y --
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
sLArpsei.

sf 5lt Sc Liverpool, Aag. 1s
:.
Ras sspsTgsYs-E ,sicr, III $50 Is,
Winter wheat, s,6d@9.sd. Spring asadGtss
White s,o ,dJe-4d Cthb assd5tt0-. Corn, s5.sd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
NEw YoRK, Aug. l0-Mutuals
athletes 7. -, 's3 fe2 =
CApslzED.

cAPslzED.
HAllrar, Aug. ieATc Yarmouth
ship, n. w. Bli.hen Capt Cox, grain
laden, when three days ont from Bal.
timore, eapsixed in hurricane and
sank = 4Be Lcaf stain, ahis. vile, two
children and ali the crew but four
we're lost. The survivors, after So
hours on pieces of the wreck, were
reseucdx EA3
ROCHESTER, RACES.
. ROCHESTER,. Aug 10lh.--TeA to tSelvs
thousand peppIe Witnessed Ibe races to day,
In free rsH astisAos. 4 Hasagzter Won Fuller
ton second, Bodinc third, Lucille Goldusi
esAtth Time 2:l54 SeCs,nds AAAt 6aShg
gIer won, Fullerton second, Lucille ,hiId
Bpdine last, Time Ais, Third hssi,
lSnnggler won. Lucille secnad. fuilestnn
aud b. ,Aine neck~,nd aeek TiMes3 tAX
Gnsc.n.inn race, snussirt ~As rsessutad
Wy Mr. w hh iss. ON bseaM ri shs 3s4lses ol
Reebcster. . spirudM wfestk o. h,wefE
4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11

The senate resumed unfinished bus-
ieess on Morton's resolution TO print
the Hamburg documents. ~
No SAsrnzsn sCoalissed ;snswering
dawes And others concering the GOV
eminent expenses denying the accu-
r.cy Of the their 1gufrs., He referred
10 the last clause in the 81. Louis
plat(aGp "A / copcession to soft moo
ssslly z fsf ssa sss T;ssss sIs'Es. sad ss
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

stand behind the tall aspins, when
a pretty little maiden came trip.
ping to the door, bearing in her
arms that boy that we adore. Stop
ping a moment to say howdy and
do YOU know mef Yes! was the
sweet response that came from the
little boy,
Whose heaven erected face
The smiles Of love adorn.
From here to Flat Rock, d dis.
lance of 3 miles, the country is q
broad plain, ont-stnetching fer and
wide. Flat Rock-so named on
account of the numerous broad
rocks that have cropped out In
many places to bask in eternal
sunshine or receive, without muir.
muir, the storms of driving sleet
and snow. Around here the peo-
pie from the low.lahds have built
many handsome and commodious
summer residences, also a fine
church. The scenery around here
can better be imagined than de.
scribed. BY ascending q mount
ain near by you obtain a view of
the Lombardy of America and its
Capitol that you can scarcely take
your eyes of Of for 3 moment. .
Mr.. Editor, to tell you what we
saw from here to g reeneville, S.
G., would make this letter too long.
More anon. G. w. G--AN.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06
County Orange.

County Orange.
Patrons, remember that the time
for the County Grange to meet has
been changed from the first Mon
day to the third Wednesday OF
each month. Our next meeting
will be Wednesday, the 10th inst.,
when there will be business of IN.
terest and importance to the order
transact, si
There will also be @ feast and
festival on that day, and it is hoped
all will come with baskets well fill.
ed and hearts free for enjoyment
ON the occasion. BY q resolution
passed at the last meeting, all
fourth degree members are per.
mitted and requested to participate
in the deliber atoms of the County
Grange. A. F. NAFF, Sec'y.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06
YoM Haue nO Ercnses

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint Is there
any reason why you should 60 on from
day to day complaining with Sour Stom.
ach, Sick Headache. Habitual Costiveness.
palpitation Of the Heart, Heart burn. Wa.
ter.brash Gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Cootpd Tongue and disagreeable taste in
the mouth, Coming up of food after eating,
Low spirits, DC. Mol 1t il positively
your own fault II you do. Go to your
Druggist and get a bottle Of GREENS Aue
Yer FLOWER for 70 cents. Your cure is
certain, buff you doubt it. Get a sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try 1t. Two doses
will relieve ycu, 29eowtf.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

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Rev. M. j. Langhorne, Presideh,
of the Virginia Conference, Meth.
odist Protestant Church, will
preach at the following named
times and piacesi
Greeneviile, Friday, 14th inst,
at HIS o'clock p. nj.
Pisgah, Saturday, 18th inst, ct
III o'clock q. m.
Painters School house, Sunday,
10th inst, at ii o'clock a. m.
Amity, Sunday, 10th inst, at Z
o'clock p. nj.
Camp Creek, Tuesday, 18th inst,
at IL o'clock q. msc e..
H~arrisons', Wednesday, 18th
inst, IL o'clock, a. M.
Beersheba, Friday, 21st inst, at
III o'clock a. M 49,
Loves Memorial, Friday, 2Sth
inst, ati1l o'clock q. M.
DOM g. JOHNSON. ,
Greeneville, Tenn, April, Ath,
1910. ts,t pf