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In Chancery at Pulaski,
JANUARY RULES, 1876.
John c. Brown, Admir- Z. W. Vasser. decd
complGinants, VS.. Elizabeth d. Vasser

John G. Brown, Admir- K. W. Vasser, decd,
complGinants, vs.. Elizabeth D. Vasser
and others, defendants
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing to the salts
L faction OF the Clerk and Master from an
affidavit 10 he bill that the defendants, Ehz-
abeth ID VHsser, Rebecea Y. Howard, VIM.
Z. Vasser, Kate c. Vasser, Charles j. Berry,
and his wife, Pattis Y. Berry, and Richard
V. Vasser arc non-residents of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
this Court cannot be served on them. On
motion 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks in succession in the
pulaski Citizen" newspaper Published in
the town of Pulaski. ia said State,
requiring the said nonresident defendants
to be and appear on the first day Of the next
term Of the Chaneery Court to be held for
the county OF Gi es, at the Court-house IN
Pulaski, on be Sid Monday in February next,
and answer compliments bill, or the same
viii be taken for contested as 10 them and set
for hearing ex parte.
ianT-4t j. B. STACY. C. & NJ.
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Notice.

II AyING suggested the insolvency Of the
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persons holding claims against SAID estate are
hereby notified to file the same with the Clerk
of the County Court, within six months from
this date, or they VIII be forever barred
TT. WALDRAP,
janis e Administrator
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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Good Templars.
Blooming Grove Lodge, No SIS o G T,
meets every Saturday at o'clock N; W NJ
Edwards, W c r; II B Edwards, K sec Y.
Pleasant Valley Lodge, Ne 4l5, / o & T,
J II Rogers, w c +; vs. K Alternately r 5.
Pisgah Lodge, No 80, l 0 G T, meets every
Saturday at p N; j Il Evans, w c T; L +
Collins, X s.
Aurora Lodge No.--Pulaski; W
Jones Rivers, W. c. #; Rolhn Lasseter. sec
Aspen Hill Lodge, No 442 o. q T, Aspen
Hill, meets every Friday at 1880 p m, j w
Mollard, wv c T; S d Clack, r s.
Cave Spring Lodge, No 453, meets every
Saturday a; S q Mason, w c 7; J S Par
SONS, sec'y,
Crosswatei Temple No 200 meets at Sharon
Sd Saturday night in each month; Epperson
Tarply, ID 7; r J Bunson, ID sec'y.
Crosswater Lodge, No 5O4, meets at Sharon
lst, I'd and Sd Saturday A Kellum, w c 7;
i j Brunson, soc'y.
Odd Fellows.
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honday night in each month; A / Grow,
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Pulaski Lodge, No ~, meets every Friday
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Campbellsyille Lodge, o o +, James r
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-27
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He who sincerely desires the end, desir.
the means he who neglects the means,
shows evidently that he cares very little for
the end.
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rod. Little children have presented themselves
before the proconsuls, Without knowing what
they should say ; they have confronted the ex-
ecutioner's sword, and dared to stand up boldly
in presence OF the dread fssces of the Roman
Republic. Heirs of that strength that Jesus
Christ had promised to weak humanity, they
were permeated with that generosity Of char
acter which ID quite superhuman.
And in these latter days, who has saved us 7
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Men are not simply active. So far you have
seem him in action he enlarges and elevates
in his embrace many men and things which are
the objects Of his aotiOns; he eievates himself
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-27

Who has ever suffered morei Do you not see
that, while trying to show the greatness of
Jesus Christ, sink into Common place Ian
guagsf Patience! All! Look upon the crucifx!
Where is the man, the soldier, the patriot, Who
has suffered for his oountry-for few fellow
men-WhAt jesus Christ has suffered for the
whole hum mao races Thus his patience sur asses
all patience; and, in view of what he has under
gone, che wiHe men of this world will never
dare point to their desth-scaffolds. The Cross
has taken rank above all bloody deaths and
always far above the sufferings of every human
soul, one may see, to use the words of Bossuet
this divine, hanging victim, showing forth, in
his super human ignominy, q charity whese
patience surpAsses all patience as his charity
itself surp8sses all charity"
Thus, an expansive generosity which was all
en- bracng, an elevation of principle which was
charity, An elevated means of action which was
the same charity, With patience above all, and
an nfinite patience-here was what made Jesus
Christ the hero of heroes Here is the reason why
we cannot, without i'm piety, mention from these
pulpiSs the names OF Brutus, Cassius, Aristides,
MiltiAdes, Cimon-men very great in the
schools, but not in our temples; great names,
upon which, in our youthful days, we may
make fine speeches, but which cannot appear
here except 60 humble themselves in the dust
before the model of Christian heroism.
In presence of this model, what is our duty of
generosity What msgnanimity is expected of
usi Is it not that, being children of a man.
God who died for all, we should try to live and
die for God What should be our object, if not
charity our means, if not charityH When we
have lost our activity, when we are betrayed
by our failing strength and by the overpoWer-
ing forces which have gathered around US,
what remains for us but to suffer, and, if God
Wills it, even to diel to suffer at leses within
that sphere OF disinterestedness and of self.
ritice, by which, though we may not always see
the Christian dying o martyrs bloody death, We
recognize him by that voluntary death of self.
sacrifice which illumines here below, with
unfsding halo, the life of every Saint.
In this, behold what we should be, and see
how Christian greatness surpasses every other
kind of greatness. This is what has saved us
and what will still save us. Now, what is it
that hes caused US to prevsilH 1t is this: that,
whereas, formerly, greatness of soul was the
privilege of but 70 W-the princes of the hu-
man race-to-day it may be possessed by all
here below, even by the poor woman orouohing
In corner, OF the school-boy under his masters
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-13
Gimsr armen gbejraa aIaes.

gSilt fiirpabr Elm ld)Iimmes Sing.
lin alle bic uieIeB 8ereine,
@s iit fein Sparen mebr, fein Selling,
g febIt nidt DieI. bab id iuelne.
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$50 Wfniif lit uno Bier llno 8ein,
Oa bIeibt er 70 9erne baften.
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llno i6eint er mir 81 tpillfahren.
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limb frabt lid in ben $aarsu
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Grbnrmen mOdten iid Steinel
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8aS bel gnoern ii6 m6dlt' beaeben;
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@ieb, oab mcin MOnn germ bel mil
bIeib'
llnb Sor9 mo 8rnm Iid luenhe.
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Srau; SD CLAUDE gu bemerfen,
Iieber @unn, DAP On infer Oienitmdb'
den bieI frcunbIiber bebanbeIit, ulS
mid |"
Wann: uIeine &rie9sIiit mein
sinb Oh lueibt ia, bcut5utu8e 1T ein
Oienitmdbden piel ibprer 3u erbalttm
aIs cine 6ranl"
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- GI8 3drtIider SdpiescrpOter bal
ii6 ein Sarmcr in SeIulpare nod in
ieinem &eftamcnt erluieieu. Sns Sc.
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SD binterIaFe meiuem oeliebten SObu
Samuel cinen Collar, Inn Oufiir einen
Strid 3n faulen, Der fart nno lang oe.
mug if, nm ieine irIdnbiibe Sran bu.
init auf3nbdn9en.
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Sier Die 8epeiie
-itinu-
hSlerelt WorsiiQli6feit:

Man Itle hieits BON GbpaTb 3. gaTTiauss, elmer
Der tpmptitnttasn Druseintn un6 Gbtmifsr
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tt 9tueniB;
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4tuenib anSntIen 10 fpnnsn, ba6 er mtinem 6aar
Die SrisinaIfarbe pisbtr asasbsn unS Sa6 bitisI.
be permanent IN. SD bin fen bapon ibtr,euat,
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epates Street, iptlHer es btisuaen fam, taf min
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aba SaFtr
30. SO 8utIanh Saaare.
,,eunbsn 6air Color Rs1prsr anb DreIiJne"
bat msintm Saart bic SrisinaIfurbt unb tt1tn
trneeren @lani ipiseer esseben, Ippe bsiItn
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aus erfabrHHS."
rs Gents pr, Slal6e.
Wan nbtrrlfre Or. Spabne s. Con,
pbiIaSeIpbia, pa. aariniss Gisrntbiimr.
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2ebrer: gluu, Iieber Strip, fruste
berielbe einen ieincr IdnOIiden 80sIiu.
&c. mir buben in Der Iebten @atur9e.
ididtsihrnOe, ben SInO Sebubt. SuIt
Oh pObI bebaIten, iuie bieI 8dbne Der
Suno bat2
SdiiIer 0aS WauI boil.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-13

-@bcr iuus modit 0u oenn nit ben
8ilben, iuenn iie alt iuerben rnb feline
Wfil6 mebr 9eben ? fru9 cine Game
altS Der Staot ibre Srehnbin bonn Qan-
be.
8. bas Iduost nidtS, cruieOerte icne,
oann naiten mir iie nno ucrfanfen fie
nI8 Sdlen. -
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3obnOrSt: SIber Scrr 3irpcImeier,
bsuor id Sbucn blorOformire, mhiisns
mir crft Die 2 @nIbcn 3abIen.
3irpeImeicr : 8a-aS. bin id nibt
gut 9enus, i'd Fam ia nadbcr 5abIen,
@ciuen'S Nrnn Sic - idb Iuuf Sbneu
oopon?
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meier, aber wcnn's buIt nit mebr unf.
muden tbdtcn, 70 fam Oann I'M mein
@e0 |
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= 0tidtsr; glm belten, Sbr Iest Gin
OffencS 8eitduOnib ab IeiO Sbr ihul'
big Ober nidt?
@n9efla9tcr : Su, ba par'S lsibt
&idter ieiu, wenn man 9Ieid Gaes ic
beriueen That. iuie'S pubr iit; bsbbuIt
iinb Sic ia Ou, Inn eS berau8 3u frie'
gen, oh man ibuIOis 1T ooer nidt.
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,,9isbe Srau. ba Iele id chen, bus
nad itatiftiIden gfadlueiien Die Oidter
inter allen Reniden ourldnittIidb am
fiirjeiten Iebcu."
,,Gd, Iieb' Ndnnden, ba freue id
mid aber, oaB On bod eigentIidb fein
redter Oi1ter biz.
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-8as lit benn bas fiir cine M1anier
9SauIben, bab On INNER Define SanS
aaf bem Mnnbe Iie9en bait? 9eruff Oh
Oiels llnarten in Der S@uIe2
Sa iuobI, Wfama, infer SER 2ebrsr
bat erit beilte eela9t: ,,@enn iItere 3eu.
te bel Slide ipredeH, 70 buItet ben
Wtinb."
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@futter; Sei brap, ionit befOmmit
On bonn Ynpa feinen SUP mebr.
&Odter; 8 Mama, Oas 9Iuub i'd
nidt, 9u iusit INNER, oas Stnben.
mdOden 1T nidt bruu, unb Der @apO
bat lie 0eitern q ETH bt.
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= Sin 0ienltmabden e3dbIte itrer
Srennoin, oaB iie isbt aud ctnen Sdab
(einen Bilritenbinoer) babe.
$ait On 0id uud i6ou pbotOara.
pbiren Iaiien ? fraete Oieis.
gfein, erfpieoerte err0tbcno Die QlnSe.
re, er bat mid uur Gin paar MfoI &C.
tiibt.
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