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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11
State Public school.

The second annual report of the Board of
ent Children (for theyear ending Sept. 80, 1879
is now published, constituting large-paged
pamphlet of 80 pages. The Lansing Republi-
can publishes full abstract of its contents,
from which we excerpt some items, as follows:
The general progress of the institution is
very good and the department Of the children,
their capacity for learning, and physical condi-
ton, compare favorably with the same in our
common schools. Under the liberal appropria-
tons of the last Legislature, three additional
cottages for children have been erected, second
stories have been added to the two wings of the
main building, and hospital has been built,
which adds very materially to the appearance
as well as the capacity of the institution.
The average age Of the children received thus
far is only 4.5ths years; hence there can
scarcely be any income from their labor. Chill
dren. however, who are sent to this school are
under the care of the State until OF age.
Under head of current expenses the follow
ing report is made:
Balance on hand Oct l, 1874 ............ ss,6Ol.09
Appropriation for 1873 ................. 25,OOO0O
Live stock sold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Total. ...........:....::.:...... .sSa,65l.co
EXPEEDTTURAs.
Amount expended. ,4OS.49
Balance OF appropriation on hand Oct. l,
................. O'242.bV
Total ............... .................sss ,o5lO9
Deduct for increase of inven-
cry.....................,. s1,U0I.OO
Deduct for paying bills of pre-
yious year .................... S6l.Sl
- 81 ,91SSi
Real current expenses ............... S25 4s9.6s
The property Of the school is valued at
SIG, 625.65. exclusive of the unfinished
buildings, which are estimated at $50 900
more.
or all the children sent to the school 142
were males, 80 females, 1872 whites, 10 colored
10 of native parentage, 62 of foreign. 10
orphans, 81 half orphans, So came from poor
houses, q Of parents convicted OF crime. AZ of
Incorporate parents, and 33 of parents in poor
houses.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11
Ghe Grue @artherner.
PAW AW, MICHIGAN.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Sounds from the Nursery.

Sounds from the Nursery.
What a rumble-tumble,
What a whoop and call!
Come in merry tumble
Through the upper hall,
Mamie, Bob, and Wally,
Gertrude, sweet and fair,
Aren't they bright and Jolly?
Playing Grizzly Bear.
Hear them shout and scamper
As the bear growls near
But, all! there comes damper-
Bobbie cries with fear
Down he quickly tumbles-
There-he's mp again
The bear, he gently mumbles,
~ won't hurt grain.
On. with fresh reliance
Bobby gayly runs;
All, with brave defiance
Shoot with mimic guns.
The bear rolls over, dying,
Again Bob's cries We hear.
And on the floor he's trying
To wake his "waliy dear"
The bear jumps up quite sprightly
For one so very dead,
And calls out loud aud brightly
"'Tis time we bears were fed"
-Nep York tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11
ben 5 liners Composition.

The reason why the 4th of July is so
short, is because they signed the Declare
ton of Independence all on one day. If
they only had went slow, and been three
O. four days about it, then we would
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

THE Chinese in this country are al
ready outgrowing their superstitions.
The body of one who died recently in
North Adams, Mass, was not sent home
for burial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

And the milk-pitcher came down on
his head, she caught him by the neck
tie, and the Oldest boy ran out doors
and yelled " fire !" Several of the neigh
bors ran over, but Mrs. Shot met them
at the door and said it was only burn
ing chimney. When they asked for Mr.
Shot she remarked:
i" Mr.. Shot doesn't feet a bit well
and is covered up on the lounge p
Free Press.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-11

" 'Sault an battery, eh9 Not much,
Jidge."
You plead not guilty, them"
"Course do
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
NEKORu.'

We bow to the decree az the Great
Ruler Of the universe, but We are most
sorely afflicted in the loss Of our dear,
good, genial associate, and the old places
Of meeting seem nov oppressisely lone.
~. The gentle, cheerful voice that wss
wont to greet us il still in death, end
the cold elods shut him from orr vision
till the final day Of al things and from
many perhaps forever. For u there be
an exchange for this weary pilsrimags
here, We feel that be enjoys sov that
providence Of God for bis chosen Ten.
For did he not revere his Creator and
the bereft family circle, in almost IN.
ceasing weeping and sorrowing, attest
but too plainly ,be strength Of Affection
for and from .he son and brother. ID
there . voice amid those Who knes him
that il not measured vith sorrow, and
in accented kindliuess tells it's place in
each bresstr GEoRsE CLlHrox LoxEn
and kindness, cheerfulness, sympathy,
generosity and much more that Is enc
bling are synony n; and thus It's craven
upon the hearts Of nany sad friendaasd
acquAintancra Isl brave TO face ths
caanon's mouth When the FOES match il
about 70 BE- appliedf Il il brave %
wear . stout keart mid the terrible esr.
mage Of the battle &eld 2 What b Il "a
smile 1t deaths approach in coosump.
tons CHASTITY robes, fekle vet SURELY
death He did not fear 70 die, not bu,
that be vas longer willing 70 bear The
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

|sortusss a dssergying diseaee-tS kear
he soourgisg Of bic Code win God
&ssseseth whom be lovsth), but thas
u vas willing asd ready 10 abide tie
decree Of hi Maker. and % be answer
ed IN almost bgeakisg hearted sisters
'innnyoestory, ssyisg his aonly pang wac
che ain be would cause them in part
6g.S That they 1.st not grieve. but
Il they could not help grieving, let il BE-
oily Tor . short while" and then IN .
few short hours kis life passed out and
upward - his God Who gave it.
He now lies in Poplar Hill church
yard and the moup1Tabose hh l,seII
form will ever stand tIhoudneat q ia
tiescs under aeutest sa1esine. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

e rssaisas - oesr~oosisSely Pc
dpssHel $500 .iddls Il . 16d(ol
dlsvhl - hasb poi.tins tovlrds -
| sSbsseaI slpossA After sossf1ssGDls
tvisGing and The enunsiaGisa - vos1s
beeihstpe - he fo9th al pdiw
With the fourtesnsh letters Of tbeslpLs-
beA 8. saceeeaing in 4iissine The n.eh
frightened animal II - hoped that L.
win soon recover his vonted feelings.
and that 8. viii not Be- compelled 10 rise
again and toe As sssR, ak6oush strnS
grit, in such IN unpleasant and narrow
compass There 10 gsy young vid-
over Of your town Who = The ovses. Il
. similarly coIosed animal By the name
Of '.Rousby." A this gentiemsn i
considerably pleased with : lady Of the
Old First, and DESTROYS Of having him
succeed in bis vooing undertaking, ne
respectfully advise him to purchase
friend SIS Noxse. Now, with "Rous-
BY" BY her side, with . clear head and
. light heart, success viii be doubly
sure to the urbaue and modest widower.
James r. Clarke, youngest son Of w.
A. w. Hlarke, was sccidently drowned
on the morniaGso the 9Th instant
Great sympathy vas manifested for the
grief stricken parents. Another Jewel
has been added TO the Ssvior's diadem;
for Eddie was too young to understand
the direful consequences which inevit.-
bly, ensue BY leading sinfullife. Weep
not, fond parente. Angels have accom-.
panied your dear little son to the great
throne-roou, the splendid audience
chamber, where be will be crowned with
the smiles and benedictions Of God.
News scarce, weather warm, with oc.
casional showers Of rain. Wheat, corn
and oats are looking we'll. Our n. De-
are permitted 10 remain quietly At their
respective bones, there nos being even
an aching tooth TO extract. "Hope" is
their talismanie word
Trooly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

CABINET CHANGES Attorney Gen.
eral Pierrepont has been appointed BY
the president Minister TO England in
place Of Gen. Schenck; the presen: Sec.
rotary Of War. Alpbonzo Taft Of Ohio,
has been made Attorney, General, and
J. Donald Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, a
son Of Senator Cameron, has been inves.
ted with war portfolio. The appoint.
ments have all been confirmed BY The
Senate and are supposed to have been
inspired by a desire to promote the
interest of Senator Conkling in the
coming Cincinnati Convention. Az
Conkling is an avowed personal enemy
of Blaine, the action Of Grant in the
matter is regarded by the latter's friends
as an uncallsd for and impairment inter.
meddling in a private quarrel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

q Waters. o.. yosid b dropPsduaas
|tAs r.. - w.
ssss.lsos ". v. Bnay. SIS y D.
Loies. g. Leo Il. HsydsA 1.
II ehak. asncnsesd tAaa % esss-
[SosJt<le be ~ shdef sbis tallot -
under the rule the name Of Leo II.
Hayden was dropped.
4th ballo4 W. W. Brady, g, J. d.
Loksr, IS
5tb ballot, W. ". Brady, - J. d.
Lokerr IS.
Considerable discussisshs occurred,
the friends Of Mr.. Loker claiming his
election upon the ground that b had
received a majority Of the vssss east.
and upon another ground that under
the rule The name Of Mr.. Brady must be
dropped, be having received the lowest
number Of votes. The Chair decided
that the rule could not apply after the
ballotting had narrowed down TO two,
and further that the motion Of Mr..
Reeder, in the understanding Of the
chair, meant that before . nomination
could be bad, the party receiving such
nomination should receive . majority Of
the whole number of votesin the Con;
ventiou, or in other words, (ssA So votes
would constitute majority.
A motion was then made that on the
next ballot the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes should be de-
clared elected, which was lest.
9th ballot; w. W. Brady, IS, Loker,
a.
The Chair then annosneed that w.
w. Brady as elected for the th;sa del.
egste.
On motion Of DR.. VIM. II. Abel,
Col. r. H. Mics, DR.. Jno. n. Bronze
and B. g. Harris were elected alter.
mates.
DR.. Abel then moved, that in the
future each district send three delegates
to the County Convention instead Of
ten, which was LIST.
On motion Of J. T. n. Raley, the
Convention then adjourned sine die.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
Correspondence Of tie Beaeon.)
TALL PINE, Nd, MAY %, 1876.


The assessors have paid our village
a brief visit and from what we can cor.
rectly understand they were kindly re.
ee'ved and politely treated BY paterfa-
milias. The ladies appeared to be q
"leetle" shy at FIRST, but the courteous.
ness of the gentlemen in question soon
dispelled their fears, greatly to the plea
sure and satisfaction Of all concerned.
Ii the assessment Of property through.
cut the county proves as satisfactory to
the taxpayers as the same has done %
far down here. it is believed the gentle.
men who compose the Board Of Re.
view will not tire Of their sedentary
aud somewhat thankless Office.
Your correspondent is very sorry to
have to inform you that quite q se-io.s
accident occurred to one of the asses.
sors. J. r. 8. has . ouse.eolored an.
imal (of the single boofed species Of
quadrupcds) familiarly known BY the
name Of Assss. Said gentleman and
his colleague L. were quietly seated in
very nicely looking vehicle With Mouse
securely attached thereto. when all Of q
sudden the ears Of Nosse assumeda per.
Pendieular position which broughtS to
his feet, for he vss aware that the erect
ears were . warning that danger wa1
near. Sure enough, for, ere half dos.
en- hastily uttered ~woas" could Be Civ.
en-, Aosse's tail Vas between her less,
and her delicate heels were trying the
strength of the dash. board. L., in en-.
deavoring to escape from his unpleas-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
MARRIED.

AtSi. Ignaiius church. In Baltimore City. on
Tnrs.iay, the 18th inst =, BY the Rev. Father
neony, D. HARRIS CAVALIER Of the -
"ary's Rar to Miss MOIL!E Z. ABELL daush-
Ter Of James .. Abel. Esqr
On Thursday, the 18Th inst, ~ 81. Martin q
Church, Baltimore. nv the Rev. Father John
Foley, J. Sims FExWiCK to Niss CORA
A. DUNBAR, both Of This. coaniy.
On the 23rd Inst. BY the Rev. Father Cotiiae.
wM. B REDM an to Mis- n. LUCY CLARKE,
both Of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

MARROW EscAPE.-We learn that
VIM F. Leach, Esqr., one of the Asses.
sors for the Is. Assessment district,
was thrown from his buggy while de.
scending hill near DR.. Brome's in
st. ILigoes' district on Saturday last
and considerably bruised by his fall
He is at present confined TO bis room
but il is understood that his mishap will
cause only q temporary absence from
his official duties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

PHoToGRAPHY.-M essrs. Wampler 4
Co. are still at the Court House, Leon.
ardtown. turning out photographs, etc.
and are meeting, We learn, With liberal
encouragement. They have thus ia,
given satisfaction to all who have called
upon them and our advice to person.
contemplating investments in this line
is to make them an early visit. Their
work is we'll done and their prices an
very reasonable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
DIED..

On the 3oth Of April. 1876, In Pasuxent die.
irict, JOHN 2. STONE. ag-d about 81 years
nay he rest in pearel
On May 18th, at 81. Mays City, Nd, Mrs
CATHARlNE HUNTER, wife Of Rec. ~ n.
Hunter and daughter Of the late Chazks Ham,
Doed, ofCiscinnati.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
NOTICE..

In pursuance ofthe above order, ! heset y
give retice that have obtained from the Or
plans Court ofSt Mary's county, Maryland.
letters ola administration on the Personal estate
Of ARELL SANNER, late Of said county, DR.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the
same iih the proper vouchers attached there
to, TO TIE subscriber, on or before the 18th day
Of Nov 1876, they will otherwise by Law be
excluded from ALI benefits ofthe said estate
All persons indebted to the deceased are re-
qnested 10 make Immediate pay ment to the
subscriber.
JOHN A B SHERNAHrINE,
Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

EHO1 anA s4sss he date u Thu setice, al
u pssseos are fosewsrsed against trepassins
- esq 1Ssssy On the ROSE HILL ESTATE,
late The r.sideacs Of Col. J. r. Bi.kissoue. near
I1eoessd Tsws. Against MI Offending par ties,
Ne lsv wiii - rigiaiy enfoseed.
t = GEORGE GLADSTONE.
Neg 1ssh. isss-ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
EDR SRERHY.

1essys EiSsss- Pksse saoouses in yosr
fsfss Nm. HANK EeLD, Of ,he Factory
ssfirs, ~ = e4s didsse for sheriG I'D sssse
that fe an receive the hearty asd general
support Of the people Of the
April 20, 1875. Fseissy District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
.1FFMrx,frEmT

GaAm-Receip,s for he veek eOmrris. Of
whrsa ls,0oe kashris Ses,hwa. i.soo do.
Pennsyivasia. asd %. 600 do. Sesiern. Of
corn 60 coo hssAels Sea,hssn and $4,000 do,
Western, 31.oro do Gaia and 3,1oo do.
Rye Stocks In elevators 10, t<s bushels Wheat
asd ssS 3ol do. Corn. The d~ma,d for
What Improved sfer the eloss Of last
uesk. asd The market Improved 3.s cents
per hashei. The transactions embrace 200
bushels Nssylaad amher NJ s3a 81 S. l0oop
bushels good 10 prime rcd 81 ! <3aSi SO aaI
Z, 600 besheis common TO prime red and shi,r
u I 3 s$l 50. The market for Corn has been
rather snse,tied but Gloss more steady and
6rm nj something above fhe lowest figures Of
the week The sal-s Of Southern include $1,000
bushels prime White ct eia63 ceats, add Is, coo
DO yellow at sia 81 cents; Is, ooJ do. iuk-ior
10 Z, oil white at 5SaS0 crnts, 1905 do. yeIIsw
n ssss0 cents. Oats were In liberal rccrip,
asd clesed wish better feeling The trAnsac-
tious we're 8, eoo do. Southern st 3sa+e cents
fsr fair. and <3a<t ceats for good. Rye con-
siauss duh and heavy. wish balk OF the offer
isgs Of inferior quality: sAses Of I, 400 bushels
damaged aud comuos 81 Soasi9 cents, and SOD
60. good ~ %; ~e quote prime nominally a.,
Is crnte.
BAsslnoas TeBAcco NAkEEIs.-RepovfedC for
Rssees ~ Rsss1fesdf Co. o. sAs ?2sd Of Nov.
Below please End ,o-day's quotations for Ma
rylasd soharro, which rsUais shout rs per our
lnst letter % you.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
NOTICE.

FokbiD al Drsseas fran. ha.liag through
ny Pasrs aises this date - they vill not shut
my gate o. nesd Ne rod.
Del JO3N A. BARBER.
Day .. lO7e-3ae
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

SecOs0s Nc % toIesabIy good demand-as0
good quality red crop.
The tore Of the market we have 10 r-por, as
still very dull AMI sluggish. Occasionally a
little better feeling prevails, which hardly ever
lasts out, however. the day and only brings
More duliness the nexi morning sner Il. There
seems to Be . very small forrign demand out
side the riench contract. The warehouses are
again overerow dsd and Inspections in some cases
are mose than week behind hand. Several
Of he warehouses have again refused to accrpt
more tobacco until some room can he made bv
shipment which, however. seem to Be not forth
co0ipG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.
n Philo Herbert
Jos T Herbert
q a..

In the (. ircuit Court lor St. Mary's ccun-
~. sittiLg as q Court Of Eqnty.
No. 40 n Equity.
ORDERED, this 10Th day OF MAY.
~ 1876. hat the .ale made nj report.
ed by JAMES II. WILSON, Trustee.
IN this cause, be ratified and cor frmed.
unless causs TO the contrary lie shown
on OF before the Srd Monday Of Jure,
lie; provided a copy OF this order be
published In the d, Mary's Beaeos. once .
week for three successive weeks pr;sr
TO the said Sid Monday OF June.
The report states thai The land sold for
81 80.
FRANK FORD.
Clesk.
Trus eopy-Tet:s
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
May IS. ls7e-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

Nay -, 1916.
nRDERHD By TIE COURT, rha, JAB
~ SherAantine. admr. Of Abel Ssnner
late Of -. uasy's county. Maryland, deceas-
I'd, give the notice requir-d BY Law 10 The de-
ceased's creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once q week TO-.
six successive weeks in the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test Jas T N RALxY,
Register Wills Of st Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

to a,ks avsy shs Ia tsss sfAis pig
e - -; ne -
SStsrl I'll et i che nSsnine
= g Ct ( a sss he T.:
u, setting IN Mn "a fbe;f, sshk ~
iron. Who had left With his Poa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

ARouuD THE Womb IN EIeHTY
DAYa-Several newspapers, including
the New York Herald and Times, Har-
per's Weekly aud Frank Leslie's Illus.
trated, have Organised IN expedition for
the purpose of escnDpassine The earth
in eighty days. Tie London Times has
joined the enterprise, and IN artist con-
nected vith tke Illustrated News will
accompany he expedition. The expe-
disioa viii lease New York about June
I in . special train for San Francisco.
which q advertised 10 60 through 20
that cityi eighty hours. Tbefassts.in
will travel to Chicago over the Peunsyl-
v.nia line, from whence il will 90 for
ward to Omaha By special engines, un-
der the direction Of Mr.. SsenDett. The
excursioaisas will remain in Chicago no
longer than - necessary 70 traDsfer the
train 70 the tsnek Of the Northwestern
road. A. San Francisco the nevsPAper
party viii take . steamer 10 Yokohama,
and Themes they viii proceed 20 Calcut-
n, CAiro. and ShTough The Aediserran-
can % FrAsee. Tkey viii proceed 10
Qusssslovn sna viii eubark Tor New
Yogk. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

~ An adroit swindle was perpetra-
ted In Paris the other day. A we'll
dressed man, who passed IS Lord G..
OF England. and was registered at the
Grand Hotel. called At one Of the most
fashionable boot-makers aud ordered .
pair Of remarkable handsome boots
The boots vere 10 be made without any
regard TO cost, aud 70 be sent TO the
Grand Hotel on the following morning
At IL O'Clock, - Lord G. wished TO
h.ve them Il IL. A ike order vas Civ
en- By him TO another fashionable boot
maker, Who vas told to bring his At 8
O'Clock the next afternoon. On the fol-
lowing day, when the frat bootmaker
Appeared, the noble lord, found the
boots satisfactory, with the exception Of
The right one being Etts tight. The
left boot could Be left, however, and be
would postpone his departure snother
day, and in the neantime the tight boot
coulA b stretched. On it, return he
would psy for ths pair. The bootDa-
ker vas pleassd . his success, and
vithdrev With The right boot A .sim-
liar interview took place laterin The day
With tsotraker No. 2, Who Vas asked
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-25

In p
give al
Phans
letter.
tate Of
I'd. Al
deeeaa4
came &
thereto
l%tA d
By tsS
said 81
aeeeas
payae4
April
Msss9
JAS. I'll
the Sent
~AT~is
Oct 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-19
About 40 Acres |!

and being che same tract Of ian. that J. y.
Stephenson conveyed - said Randolph by
deed in fee simple, dated he End dav d
November 1861, (and registered in the Rez-
listers Office Of said county in book IL. %
page 1O7, less "A acres and 85 poles. which
was conveyed by said Randolph 10 said
Eliza beth Burton and Frances Taylor, By
deed dated llth Janharv, $50 and regis
tered in said Office in book r, page 49,
Levied on as the properly of A. ;. Ran
dOlph ~ satisfy four Judgements against him
and the other defendants above named. and
in favor of the plaintiffs above named. for
$4,000, besides interest and Gusts
W. \. hILLAED,
ect5-n@lO Sheriff
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-19

Saline Allen TribbIe.
Antioch-A L Goodloe.
Palmyra-S NJ Griffin.
Dickson--John L Duncan.
Cheatham--W FL Doss.
Barton's Creek-J ii Rey-
nolds.
GAINESVILLE Female College
j r Plummer, President.
John M. Haynes, Thomas r.
Nichols and Carroll w Wyatt
were transferred to the Arkan-
sas Conference.
The Conference then adj
joulncd till the next regular
meeting, in Edgefield, Bishop
Keencr pronouncing the bene-
diction.
TPg AT a meeting held in
Nashville Friday night, April
10, 1861, Gov. Foote, who now
leads the Republican party in
Tennessee, introduced a resolu-
ton calling upon all to unite who
were opposed to the abolition
usurpers liz Washington city"
In speech made by him in
Nashville April 20, 1861, he said:
The extinction of Federal au
thoritY within the the confines of
Tennessee, and the entering into
immediate political connection
with the Confederate States Of
the South, is indispensable TO the
safety, the interest, and the honor
of Tennessee. The Southern
rights men are firmly resolved nev.
er to take one step backward upon
either of these points"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-19
C00PERLHGy

DARRELS, stands &c, kept on ~
ID hand. All work insured to be -
good Special attention paid 10 making
good whisky barrels. Come and give Us a
call. CHARLES WEISS & co.
SePt23-ly FogefteriHe, Tenn.
Cash paid for good dry stdres.