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I. COLDWEl.l, Real Estate auctioncer,
~ No. ei6 r street northwest.

TRysTEEs, SALE Of, A pEsIRAnLE COUNTRY
JUST BEYoND RkiGHTWoOp, OPPOSITE
BATTLE CEMETERY AND BUILDING SITE
iy vlitne Of deed Of trust dated July Q, A. D. 1916
duly recorded In ber No. se4 folio es ct seq, one OF
tic land records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request or the party secured thereby we will sell al
public auction In front of the premises, MONDAY,
September 10, ISL, at O'Clock D. m the following de
stss real estate situate In the county OF Washington
II. .c to wit: All that piece parcel of land Known
and described and heing part OF tract Qrls
Portion, lying on seventh street road directly oppo
site battle Cemetery" and south Of Mr.. Lays con-
tanning nineteen (0) acres, two t2) roods and (0)
.rcl,es, more or iess, and being the property
nrni oDed and desrrbed IN certain deed TO Mary G.
Mitchell from II. isabella Mitchell dated September
ls ls. nnd duly recorded In Iber No. 7s1. folio % OF
the land records Tor the District Of Columbia together
with the improvements &C., consisting of two.stOry
frame dwelling and the necessary onibuil
known Mt the time Of sale
Terms $40 In cash and the balance IN siI, twelve
AMI eighteen mouths, with Interest nt eight per cent
ncr anilnn secured by deed OF trust A deposit OF
tip required nj the time OF sale, and all
a. purchasers cost. Terms 10 10 complied with In
HRAINARD II. WARNER, a rr,,.,o..
au3i-f'Tu6ds
sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
T. III MONDAY. Sertetnber ". 1871, snnie hour and
place. DltALNAnD II. WARNER, ,r,,.,..s
pii-TuThSSds
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pILLIARD TABLES.

s,si n.'ia.NfS i, use hs,i.' eio,h, cnos
and everything appsitAin'ny 70
Billiards Rt lowest prices Ilav.
Ing the largest stock and nnsst
l1lniliiies for manufacturing, or
ldsrs can be promptly allied Good
sscond hand tables cheap. The
!" Billiard Cue" an Illustrated
Newspaper. sepl free on sppllca
ton. II, W. tNLLESpEn 10
broadway, y. \. IylS9ln
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INSURANCE.
VHiRTY-FouRTH YEAR
NEW ESeS6aMMP2a syTSA4 SosFoE gEE M.g gsssuRANen


LOOK OUT FoR TTLEgy THIRD ANNUAL RE
piyidend to members IN CASH as their premiums
beIs during the last thirty Three years
Begin the new year to Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from for feure by State
law Solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made TO par
ties having lApsed policies.
N. h CLARKE, general Agent,
Room 3 81, Cloud BnIdiug.
Alos, Agent for the Republic Fire lnsuIanSe Com
pany Of New York City. Ja2+ fhSSIy
DI.ANT 4 PATTERSON,
l. PATEN1S, PENSIONS, LAWS.
JOS. T. X. PLANT,
United States Commissioner and Examiner in Chan
also for Nova Scotia
Once, ps street northwest; rssdenSe, o2J street
northwest washington, D. q.
Correspondence solcisd. au72 Gnp
RoYS' AND CHILpRENs PANTS,
- separate, all siIes, at
q ROBINSON a cos,
Aui}lm ~ PsnnBylyania Avenue.
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$lOro $25 i.,. pAr ..ITgs SgsE g., hADE AEIsd, BY
sp' s,eIs. seS E:-.Is NSS sRr; Tan,
Satahllshse 1850. Is2oSm
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GEAsIDE LIBRARY,


The best standard Novels within the reach OF every
one. Books usually sold from u to - given (un
changed aud unabriiged) for 10 and 70 cents.
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lDQube NpnIber) % c.
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ward nuwcT Lytton (single Nuniber) rt.. 10 c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NfrsicAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS t Music hhlIfTse hhI.Ts q, NINTH STREET.
sss sspd for circular. "a o r. BrLLhh!p: b!ifs,o,
THE MISSES PERLEYs SELECT SCHOOL
4 and KINpERaAhTENw will reopen septembeI
T. is77 g SO Fourth street northwest bewsen and
ulars see circulars ses2w
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, REV. " W. PATTEN,
IL d. d, President..Normai, Preparatory College,
and sss % dess
crssIsr .sy sent on 'ppeailG%R. JOHNSON Secretary
pRoF. JOHN EsPUTAs MUSICAL ACADEMY
rssh on sf2sRs
scHSSsMs ,.sn g sgsaEs sn,Ms. sp,SSI 81;
Tenth street Thorough instruction 10 al branches q
sad ssss hand and spsS
NATIONAL KISDERSARTEN Ar +, s,,,oo,
Mr.. LOUISE PoLIfSK, % PslnSinii .ReopsSs Sep.
sssi eorsss q E.sSs .as S .fss,s nofis%s.s
klndeIearten lectures TO motbers and goyernesses
sn,y s% a%ss &c pss Se fGssis ssese
Eornsi No. course o. Instr1s;io2 Sesias ostoss, Is
ora fheenpS apSs sfse. s aos% % epsa
Mss EVA MILLS
WILL GIVE LESSONS IN SINGING
AT HER REsrpENcE,
sepi.lm. 1906 STREET.
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER ENGLISH
l and French school MONDAY September -
f'7' at 1903 II street northwest. an0ThsTuewe
Mss NARROWER WILL REOPEN HER
HE'S i9 at her residence 1896 street. opposite Frank.
q GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
First term. classical department September 4 med.
lcni department October y iaw department, Octobef
s.s a m. daily. Terms for dayseho,ar. go per an-
college Iss siff re-" ,sS sHs Il ss iSs:i e r:
ss TSs Ssy'hsr " particulars apply 70 ur.,vs,
n opens septsmber 4 isT1. csnd.dsie. a" fsr Ii. 4
admitted on examination, Candidaies Tor d. {. l.
Se ssftSsa ssd Fea aisy
nsrna'0n apply at ecsSrs E9SNs sS q seventh
.aiidtsepss = =" ~ vice 6hsncelicr.
DARK SEMINARY. 900 FIFTH STREET y. ".
j. Mr,; g: n: SoNpRoN and Mrs. T9LMAS
hoO sssSa SPsns . q r.
Prindpals, at the seminary. au2elm
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
WAsMIN9TTN hsaIi,lS, CITY D :, ,,
Fhe Fhcoi coieSs opsns sepiempsr GERM n september "a III"
Medical Department October !.
law Department. October TO-
,n,.wrsM,m J'c' wELLiNo; .,I;;. LII
ScHooL OF MusIc.-INsTRUCToRs: ANTON
TnEo fsdSEfs No. Tss sssi ,n.rason III R2SSh Il
~ musical branches IN classes Al fromn % si2 term
slIs s4sst ,ESy Oc KING
| ~, ,p,,>,,rn, . =, n,,o,x,ro, sa,,uo,, xau.,...
bandsomeiy reitted soas and dsussisSs prsc,ieaIiy
i sapd ssa %
Writing, Busiaess Penmanship, Buslness Forms.
n ss equal monihiy in.ss,lmsn!. q - IS Psis % IN
ssss FssSs 'sas
CIvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Rsassessr Ssry PTly.ssn1c iH%s,,Sss Troy
sHSni ;sd saus s's & .s usS .Hs
T6i@ PR5F. WIN. I. ADAMS, Director.
IpENSsYLvAANIA Military ACADEMY.
Ample ass, e SsnSn
iSs %SSFSs I;!fss,ioa ss IypI EsSI%EEkISa
r. sns .Ppy 'ssN 's
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE
The Programme Of Studies for the year besnniul
Sept Is 1877, will be sent on application jee2 FTui7w
| CHEGARAY INSTITUTE
isa1 and i,es SPRUCE sTRKEr, PHILADELPHIA
| For young ladies and misses Reopens THURS
DAY, September %. Board and tuition, In Latin
i English and French, Per annum, tiD1.
MADAME d. HERSILLY. Principal.
French Is the language OF the family. niyes,dm
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
cpai. seisiI
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IMAM LINE
MAIL sTEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing fom New York.
CITY OF BERLIN.
CITY OF CHESTER

CITY OF RICHMOND,
faassngers will nnd these steamers tas,snliy nttsd
The saloons are The entire Width Of the vessel and
ssssn!ps Ike liability % ssssieEn-,s smofins roomi.
adiea bopdoirs pianofories and libraries bathr?oms,
Soa!h.I,y esuI,s ds,,hs ihs ~, ice seq ,sssou.
ssas .sS sISS,aes .
And hon SRYS s Ys" 4 SSTG ,ifqs,s %,,s ,a.s.
jyis1m is Brosdway, New York.
NEW YORK AND 1FNE HsyASA DIRECT MAIL
Thstes Sss,S sail regularly stap
Steamship c6tUGBus.
..:ssSS'Ss ts:s$Sss''''' '''''sSsiSi;j s:, D''
McKELLER. LuLrNo a CO., '0'"'"' WV"
nREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEW YORK TO BRIsToL, tEnl 4 DIRECT
Taxing Goods and Passengers for London cardn
sa snn r.i 'fs r. e.. s'ia' SrsI e'n'
AERAgoN, symonds.
CORSwALL. Slamper.
paid sissrass ,cerUdcates va pfats Tor Il and up.
ward For height or p.'%sssfb 3 b.PTG,SJ PTG,SJkssaAN Agent
Jyie No 70 South street New York.
HAMBuRG.AMERI PACKET CoMPANYs
IL LINE E0I PLYMOUTH. cnERBouRG XNI
66ppIHiHiERRfHSiX. 6pHiiRfH sggEEsy,IHAd sggEy,IHAd
s @ @P,%Sois EslSS is"S's snt
Males Frs, Cabin, ES'd, 'ioa Second Cabin gold, 80
{. B. RICHARDS BoAs,
xUSHARprS 4 CO.. General im'' Agents. Ns" 'o'A.
6i broad street. New York. lyle
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NEW LAW B00K5
LITTLE BROWN 4 CO.,
Will PrsLisn IN sEPrrnBIG
ANeELL ON wATERCoURsE rs, Seventh sdlt,on
bisTRiST nsiss q GS HSD cfRcGfF REFosrs
sTEiIiRSs DIGEST OF THE LAW OF Evf.
ms'S g. Josh Tn yo S.y .nd sr'ne'' 10
0TJos REPORTS. Vol ~. Cases srrued and
adludssd In The supreme Court Of the Untsi Stated
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL BooKs
oreat reduction in the preeof
SCHOOL poovs
sHILLrHoToSs BOOKSTORE
Corner FoarsndAhAi: street and P.nnsy.,sa!s ave
SCHOOL HOOKS
REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT,
AND COVERED FREE
s.si wivH PATENT COVERS.
SCHOOL BOOKS ASD SUPPLIES
wHoLEsALx AND RETAIL
s tiS. Siss'ss S;s.. S&sss:,i:; & &. ssRsS
..u WIN HAtLssIyST: n s,s,sYS ,s,:.,
0H0'I HoGsSs|coL,oor
Parent, about 70 purchase BOOKS o; the nn term,
bsa as 81 ssfs 81 81 SsI wi ThSn nhs m
so%Ssie u al Il. SSes, us.a boil II he
Ssls. rom az sai Tafs sss con
xxw MseEtLAxSous soofa
fsHsfR iaSssasssS ass I II iS;i; 81 n.
sSgk hg khGlFFsskksis'shTyrs sksN EssiSy Tyrs
fP$SSS ssf%$SS.,Ss 3 XII sStEoSi 81, .,,,,, .,,r,,
'1ihsSi siihRsSSiV' I'M .TNfb The PROPHET.
For sale b.
wRao r. MORRISON.
-ssp,.1 No ts Psnn.ylysn4 sy..us
SCHOOL BOOKS.
r'eHS R s,nS ; sSip!No hfT ,s e:o5k gS tho
NJ Fineenih direct, opposite ihf D. J. Treasury.
Store open until 50 IN. N z BoARDMAN.
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LATELY PUBLISHED.

ASoELL on COMMON oARRtERs r,nh edition
Revised and enlarged BY Johu LAthrop. 6to. ".
REDFiELD on WILLS Vol III Third edition.
This yolunia has received large additions exceed.
ber Of new tliles, which wilt render far more
plets than In the former ediioGs, The Ain Of the
10 the "settlemsnt Of Estatoah
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~ Prizes. am suntins 10 isPani,h 30
Ipformation furnished TREE Orders dlied. Prizes
es.h.d spsniih Bank Bulls and Governments pur.
chased
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers.
Iyitm No u Wall sLLsst. New York city.
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NEW VEST roCKEr" BOOKS.
4 MQOsEHEAp JOuItSAJ-J. r. Lowell
EALIEQRO, IL PESSEROSA &c--Nihou.
SUMMER. james Thomson.
fAVORlTE POEMS William Cooper.
osooop GUIDE BOOKS
THE MIDDLE STATES. Maps, Is Plsbs- q
THEMAHlTIME 6 rRoVfNCES MAPS, I Plans q
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS . Msps Pano
ramns. a.
Ine3mparAtly the fullest most accurate, every way
best. American Guide Books
Fqr sale By bookselcrs'and uew.dsaiers Sent, post
paid. on receipt OF price, by the pnbilshera
JAMES r. oSGOoD a CO, Boston.
CHAs. r UiLLIN0HAM, 10 broadway,
". Special Agent for y. Il .. 4 Coz Publications,
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MEDICINAL.
AGUE AND LIVER PAD,
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the best, Is instantaneous in It's
action, and II produces the most natural shades OF
black or brown, does not stain the skin aud easily
applied. 1t Is standard preparation aud a favorits
upon every welappOlnted toilet for lady or gsnils
man. For sale by al druggists aud hlirdressers,
JOSEPH CitNiSrAD0NO,
Proprietor. y. D. Box arr. New York.
National Republican., 1877-09-13

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
is21 and is2s SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA
For young ladies and misses. Reopens THURS
DAY, September %. Board and tuition, In latin,
English and French, per annum, I'm,
MADAME ID. HERvILLY, Principal.
French Is the language OF the family. niyes,dm
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
lS,, street northwest DR.. J. p. cAULFIELp Priu-
cipai. seislf
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RAI.TIMoRE C

The Programme Of Studies for the year beslnnias
Sept Is isT7 will be sent on application jeea FTui7w
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2 AFTERGLOw.
Surely this story Y written by a practiced hand
there rs wonderful 6ecacy and mastery Of diction In
nicely ssing forth many shades OF thought and feel
Ing aud also In Describing mannsrs and scenes
The Story su=.rises me by Its remark ablo ability
which 10 proved Oy the manner In which arrests at
tention without securing full sympathy ffom the
reader tor any QUO Of the characters. am
much interested and omen pundet ever the pro5ab!e
authors cfibess various tales.
M, a distinguished and fayorits poetess writes thus
There are seven No Ssuio Stories Price 81 each
Sold everywhere by all booksellers. Mailed. .postpald
BY the PUBLISHERS,
,-,. ROBERTS BROTHERS.
WW Boston.
National Republican., 1877-09-13

SCHOOL BOOKS.
CoRcoRkN BufLDiNo BooRsEoRE
Store open until y IN. N x B0ARDMAN.
se6-2w
National Republican., 1877-09-13

TTNHAT TORMENT OF HAYWOOD, SOUR
l. StoInachs, may always be renI'rrl with the be-
nlgn aud popular Csrmihative md aid TO digestion.
MIX OF Magiiesia lyN
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31
We are Going TO do so too.

A Western newspaper has the follow
ing notice: "All notices of marriage,
where no bride cake is sent, will be set
up in small type and poked in an out
landish corner of the paper. Where a
handsome piece of cake is sent, the notice
will be put conspiciously in large letters
when gloves or other bride favors are adj
ded, piece of illustrative poetry will be
given in addition. When, however, the
editor attends the ceremony in person,
and kisses the bride. it will have special
uotice-very large type, and the most
appropriate poetry that can be begged,
borrowed, or stolen"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31

Will attend TO all business confded to
his care in the inferior aud superior courts
OF the Commonwealth.
p5- 0sice opposite Court House near
the Post Office. molly.
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To be paid out of the county levy of
1877. TO meet which, the court ordered
that the sum of $3.50 be levied on each
1.-THE, and, that 25 cents on each 500
worth of property be collected by the
Sheriff.
The court made an allowance of $500
to w. F. Gregory for his services as
County Judge, which amount is not in
cluded in the above.
Attest: SAM X. Cox.
Clerk of Ohio County Court.
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PURIFY NEeEIARlE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an sllwiss Providence has placed in
countries where Liver diseases most prevail.
II will cure all Diseases caused by derange-
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The SYMPTOMS Of Liver complaint are
bitter or bad taste in the mouth Pair in the
back, sides or joints often mistaken for Rhuma-
tism; Sour Stomach. loss Of Appetite; Bow
els alternately eOstive and lax, Headache,
Loss Of memory, with a painful sensation Of
having failed to do something which ought
to have been done, Debility, Low Spirits, a
thick yellow appearance of skin vnd Eyes,
dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few, but the Liver,
the largest organ in the body. is generally
the seat of the disease, and II not Regulated
will in time, cause great suffering, Wretehed>
ness and DEATH will ensue-
/ can recommend rs an efieaeious remedy
for disease Of the Liver, Heartburn and dys-
pepsia, simmons Liver Regulator. Lewis g..
Wunder, 1925 Master Street, Assistant Post
Master, Philadelphis.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that fer Dyspepsia, Billiousness and
Throbbing Headaehs 10 is the best medicine
the VOrld ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before SnmOns' Liver Regula-
tor, but none Of them gave rs more than tenn
porary RELIEF; bat the Regulator not only re
iieVed, but cured us."-Ed. Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon, Ga.
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MACON, GA, AMI PHILADELPHIA.
Price, sI.oO. sold by all Druggist.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31

| hereby certify that the following
is a list of claims and allowances made
nv the Court of claims of Ohio County
at the October term, 1876, and Janu-
ary term, 1877. Said claims to be
paid out of the county levy of 1871,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31

The Cheapest. Purest and best Family
Medicine I'm the World!
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION, jsun-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE.
Collie, depression Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH
Heart burn, &C., &c.
This unrivaIled Southern Remedy is warrant
ed not to contain q single particle OF Mureury
or any injurious mineral substance, but is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
President Hayes rs n Fighter.

Mr.. Hayes il one Of those quiet, peace
loving men whose courage is passive, but
who, when once reused, are capable Of he
Toism. He needs nothing but sharp, hard
fight to bring him out and make his ,radi-
ii onal "slow fighter" of Phoebe. You
remember the anecdote. The "slow hghter'
was u tall "raw-boned specimen OF the
Pike county breed. and when he I'd 6yed in
the mining camp the boys began 'tre'navs
fun with him-to "mill him." az they call
il IN the paIlnnce Of the mines. He stood
it for long time with perfect equanimiIy,
until finally one of the party dared him
out to fight. He went When they got
all ready and squared OF Pike county
stretched out his long neck and presented
the tip OF his big nose temptingly close to
his tOrmentor. "l'm little slow, }" he said,
and can't fight unless Pm we'll riIed; just
paste me one-a good 'un-right on the
end Of that smellerP His request was
complied with "Thai's a good 'un,"p he
said calmly, "but don't feel quite riled
yet "-turning the side OF his head to his
adVersary-" please ehug me another lively
one under the carp The aatohished Ad-
veTahry again complied. wheTeupOn Pike
county, remarking that he EaN "not qnite
as we'll Tlled as lie wottll like to. be- but
would do the best he eoIDd," sailed into
the crowd, and for the next ten .dayA the
boys were engaged in mehding broken
laws, repairing da6age1 eyes and tenderly
rcsnrrecting snIashed noses.
Mr.. Hayes will fight. But h6-s "slow."
He requires 10 be pasted one in the nose, y
aud then to be 4" "chugged good one under
the ear" before he gets well riled." Just
now the boys are milling" him. And they
will continue to mill him, TO the great
scandal of hisgood name and to the infinite
disadvantage of the country, until his slug.
gish blood gets up and he resolves to ac-
cept the issue they offer. When he does
this the paltry herd won't last ten minutes.
But he can depend upon il that so long As
he will endure they will inhict. lie can
not conciliate them, because they do not
know what gratitude means. They belong
TO that eowardly breed of ours which can
only bs disciplined by kick aud cudgei, aud
upon whom all kindness Ia lost. It is a
pity TO see 40 good man M Hayes wasting
80 much kindness upon such reptiles.--.l.
G. Bull, IN Nep Orleans Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

Cincinnati Enquirer "Grant has had =
triumphnl tour through Old England, and
HayesN similar one through New England.
The Saxon race is race Of hero worship
pers. II His Santanic Majesty could APP
pear in proprn persona in either country
what stunning reception he would meet
withr
As HENDRIcKs has already sailed for
Old England, and TrLDES has surrendered
his ticket for a similar trip, probably with
the view Of making a tour through New
England, they probably will be accepted ns
Substitutes for "IIiS Satanic Majesty in
either countryn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06
Gensral Leslie Combs.

On arriving at Tontogany the old veteran
OF 1878, General LESLIE CoMDs, OF Lex
ingtou, Kentucky, decided that he must
zee old Fort MeigH and Fort Miami once
more, and his wishes were gratifed. lie
Was met at Tontogany by Mr.. C. W. EvERs,
who accompanied him to this place. Col.
SHANNON came OH the next train, when n
carriage was secured and the forts visited,
Fort Miami first. We we're pleased to
number one oi the party-Mr. +. HoLLEH-
BECK and Col. SHANNoN-who accompa-
MED Gen. CoSfBs to the forts, and hear a
recital Of vivid recollections Of his expert
enee in and about the forts.
He Is IN his S3d year, 5 feet IL inches
high and stands as straight as an arrow
Although his feet and limbs have become
somewhat enfeebled by age his mental
facilities seem but little impaired and
he reads without glasses, writes a good
Iegible business hand, and takes pride
in referring to his full set Of sound
teeth which he has carried for 80
yeais. He is lawyer by profession, and
IN earlier days was an active political or
RaniLer and worker and in enc contest was
the unsuccessful candidate in race for
Congress with JOIN C. BREcKEHRIpoE.
In visiting Fort Miami General CoMBs
said he could remember as we'll as though
il was yesterday the day that he Iqn the
gauntlet just outside and west OF the fort
lie waa khe Lov N.nt.;n "a .,o... "a -.
was wounded twice, and in company with
500 OF Col DupLEY's men were taken pris-
onera They were stripped and made to
ran she gauntlet, and those who got through
safe ran into the fort for protection. Fear
ing the d---d red skins might take fancy
to him Capt. COINS grabbed up handful
of mud aud smeared II over his face. A
stought, muscular man next in front OF
him was killed, and he jumped over his
body and ran through the lines nnharmed
Not satisfied with this the Indians were
about to commence the massacre Of those
who had escaped into the fort, when TE.
cUMsEH made his appearaDee. He pointed
out the highest emminenee in the FORT where
TEcuMsEH took a position and made o
speech to tl'A Ihdians, Houndly abusing
them Tor their brutality to unarmed men
and prisoners.
The old hero detailed many incidents in
connection with his experience in TIN,
memorable campaign that were tbrillingiy y
interesting, during bis yisits to the forts
Returning to the FIchsnge the old patriot
was greeted by large number of our eli.
aena, who, after the dinner hour was over
escorted hiai 10 the train, beaded by the
Arion Band, and wished him a pleasant
reunion With the cItilena Of Wood eounty.
Al Bowling qren the next day. ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

A certain style Of free and easy phian-
thropiSlsare fond Of contrasting thesnount
Of money paid for church steeplcs, with
the number Of .pcrs0hs suffering for the
necesAafiss OF life. We would like to have
these gentlemen bring their able intellect
to the ecgniIanee of the fact that about
ten millions of dollars are bet each year
on horse races, besides, perhaps, a still
greater amount spuandered uselessly in
connection with such races What is
sauce for the goose, Is Of course equally
good dressing for the gander. Let ~ give
religious people n rest for a while. until
We can read "sports" lew lectures on
practical benevolence. We have no argu-
nlents TO make In favor Of church "stee-
pies" for they are costly and worse than
0Aeiesa ornaments 10 a church. They not
only endanger the lives OF the builders,
painters and lightning rod men, but also
endanger the congregation and surrounding
dwellings BY storm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-06

The Napoleon SignaI very spPropristes
ly remarksi "a couple Of school master
are about starting another paper in Toledo.
The people Of that city had better patron.
ise the papers they have, than TO iritter
away their patronage on every carpet buE
ger that comes along. BY a liberal patren-
age to the Blade, COnmcrcici aud Bee, TALL
good papers, considering tile patronage
they now receive IL might soon have dai-
ly papers that would equal the hest in the
country, and reflect credit on the city"