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CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION
IN FRANCE.
[From the New York Herald.]
A difficulty has arisen in France.
It Lj a new difficulty, and one which
a few weeks ago we were scarody
prepared to expect. When Marshal
ilacllahon came into power be said
that with the help of God and the
French army, he hoped to be alJe to
maintain "moral order" it was a much
discussed question at the time The
difficulty to which we refer goes far
to explain the President's puraic, m
weu as to illustrate tae epini -wiac.i
animates the majority of the French
Assembly.
Some time about the middle of
Jnne M. Broussea. member cl the
Assembly for the AoIm, died, and,
of course, had to be buried. M
lirousses was not a member of say
religious denomination. He was not
a Churchman, ior a dissenter, but
rather a Voltsrisn, as such peor.le
are commonly caded ia trance, isj
his own direction this man was
buried without any religious ceremo
nial. In other words, bis burial ia
what is called a civil burisl. Ac
cording to a very stupid rule which
till has force in France, the corpse
of any member of the Assembly has
to be attended to the grave with a
guard of soldiers. On this occasion
- toe officers in command, finding that
there was no religious ceremonial,
abruptly and very unceremoniously
left the cortege, taking, of courec,
their command with thetn. Fierce
citijen indignation was the result.
Indignation took it more alarming
shspe when it was known that M.
Ducro. Prefect cf Lyons, had issued
an order that funerals celebrated
without clerical aid should take-place
at 7 o'clock in the morning in winter
aid at or before 6 o'clock in tie
mnrnlmr in cammer. What gives
intensity to the feeling which still
prevails is the tact that the wording
of the order reads almost like an ex
tract from the decrees of the Council
which followed on the revocation of
the Edict of Nantes. . . . ; I .
It was supposed mere migiii te
some mistake, and the whole matter
wss brought before the Assembly at
Versailles.' All over France the Vol
tarians or non-clericals felt insulted,
and it was hoped that the Assembly
might redress the wrcng or the 'Jov
ornment ofUtT some . satisfactory ex
planation. What was the result? The
Minister of War, General de Barrail,
defended the course taken by tie offi
cers at the funeral of M. lirousses,
and justified the order of the Prefect
of Lyons. The Minister of War was
loudly cheered by the Rigtit; the
Left Centre showed signs of sympa
thy witfa the Govenment, and M.
Ducro's crder at Lyons was sustain
ed by a vote of 413 to 251. We have
little to do with the arguments on
I
of
the Government side. The greet
is that the French Assembly, as the
French Assembly is at present com
posed, has decreed that a non phris
tianisa sort of a dog;, who oagbtto
be Iftrried out of eight and iiuried
in darkness. ' M. Thiets. it ia aid,
was with difficulty re-strained from
going down to the Assembly ; and
when he heard what the Assembly
had done he declared it to be his pur
pose, notwithstanding the oatward
respect that he had always shown the
Church,-to hare it putia his will that
bis own funeral should be of a civil,
not of a religious LcL This may
mean "moral order according to
MacMahon and the Assembly, but
to us it seems persecution which
must bring about revenge. Of this
funeral and of this order wo shall
bear more by and by. Wrings of
this sort are not easily forgotten or
forgiven ; and we may rest assured
that Gambetta and his friendc, al
thouch silent are biding theit time
3'
CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP.
A-conple o( California convicts re
cently quite cut-witted themselves in
planning -a ingenious escape from
jail. They managed to store them
selves in a large box in the j wheel
wright shop where they worked, and
had tho box nailed and so arranged
that when they arrived in Saa Fran
cisco, and wera landed on th4 wharf,
. they .could open one end and crawl
out Unfortunately for theni, when
the box came on the boat, one of the
deck bands turned it up on end in
stead, of leaving it flat. This was
more than the convicts could stand,
one of them stood on hi Lead, and
the rush of blood was more 'than he
had bargained for, while the other
criod out :this box don't stand
right' The deck hand was as
tonished at this exclamation,' and his
first idea was that ghosts were on
board. A council was held, and the
captain decided to break open the
box.. To the utter astonishment of ev
erybody, as soon as the iie were
broken off, two live men came creep
ing out in a state, of perspiration.
They were at once recognized as
convicts and were at once sent back
to the prison. J
Th Vic
or
thbAgb, A lively
sermon on the "Vice oi the Age" was
preached in St. Louis recently bv
Rev. Dr. Holland, of that t'lty, and
in the course of his rerairks he said
"The middle classes em-nd tl.tir
income in keepifig up false appearan
ces. They, too, must wear (iovo o
pantaloons and shiny boots.
They must wear diamond studs and
seal rings, and carry voung jladies
the opera iu hired carriages at the
rate of three hours' use for three days'
wages.rneym art
IS SI I IMI l
"Tuen at buiiirzn, stana treat
i cocktails, bet upon t'oeirj veracity
when called in question, and, last
all, lest they shoud be deemed timid,
must demonstrate their ocrve
fighting be tiger, until it claw,s'the
last dime out of their pockets, and
claws lasting scratches n n their
souls." . t
It it a true saying that people very
seldom know their own minds.- The
latest instance is of an Indianapolis
couple, who thought-they jwsrs not
intended for one another ar.d ought
to be separated. Tney got divorced
and began hunting around , for other
partner of their joys and sorrows
After a vain search for several days
the peniteot gentleman 6rright
presence of the penitent lady, and
after a second aoces'ul courtship,
regained her heart and hand. Thy
were united with a muiual promise
"nfvr lo go 'and get di voiced
more " I
MlaS .SWIibllKLll'li Opil.ip.1 oil
Walwoith case is lhat woman who
could jroiit any sense of personal
wrong to induce her to teach
children la hate their fathvr, or
throw any hindrance iu th way
their obeying tue aivine commaiKi
honor him aav, ths woman
should neglect to teach her children
to love their father on earta, because
this i required ct them by their
Father ia Heaven, is a hat w,u,
bad mnttier, and very Uvi Chris
tian, and a woman we would not want
to kiow"; . ...
. I Jvry car 'nq -the Connecticut
' RivpT Rdlroad theie i a box over
head, at one Cud, in which is contain
ed tun name d the next sta'ion,which
it is the duty of the brakemen
cUani;e as tbey leave the statiiMis.
, And it goes further , it states where
they connect with other roads
tha change is nude a bell strike
iwico, whi -.h allracu the attention
the pasbengen.so that the box al aj
- '- exljibiU the aame ox the station and
.: . so on. Thus passengers always know
; '. the name ot the stopping place,. ad
- . also if it connects with ny iU
- 'railroad.- . r- - -
A Womk in Bhelburn, Vt, works
ont her highway tax every year
PHILADELPHIA EXPORTS.
The exports from the port i Vi.Vi
adelphia during the fiscal year v.! id:
closed June
nnntrtSD ilffnn'rlf.Pll in Vii S- '1 I .
-l -" ---i
2'J3,12.J, sh increase of inorr- n.ini
three and a quarter millions. -.t r thf I
value of the exports of the j.r -. iyut i
r 1 f:. I ,7,., . . HI !
liscaiyear. ' wj " -three-liftbs
r-f this v.as wad.: u ol
petroleum and ill products, their
total value being over Stteen millions.
Of bread-stuffs, we exported more
than three and three-quarter millions:
of iron manufactures, one million : rt
provisions, nearly one roiiii'jM ; of
cooperage, nearly 00,000 ; tji.scco,
8532,000; tallow, 5052,000 and a
large number cf other utiles in
smaller amounts. Three fourths of
the exportation was in foreign ves
sels, tho total tonnage cleared from
this port during the year boing 459,
913, of which 141,573 tons were
American. The petroleum export
was made up of nearly five millions
of gallons of crude, over tix'.y-iiro
millions of gallons of icfincd and tvro
millions of gallons of nsjrilhs and fan
zine and residuum. Considerably
over two-thirds of the entire xpoi t
of crude petroleum and one third of
the naptha and ber.ziae went to
France, that country taking, on tie
other hand, a very small quantity
of refined petroleum, only 150,000
gallons.
Tho heaviest export cf refined pe
troleum, ever one-third the aggre
gate, was to Germany, trentv-three
millions of gallons, that country
taking only seven hundred and eev-enty-fonr
thousand gallons of erode
and no naplba or benzine. To Bel
gium, nearly seventeen millions of
gallons of rcCned petroleum were
pnt : the Netberlanrts lOOK 6IX ami a
quarter millions ; England and Ire
land, fivo and a half millions : Italy,
wo and three quarter millions ; Den
mark, two and one-quarter millions ;
Iiussia, two and three-quarter mil
liocs ; and Spain (at Gibraltar), one
and one-quarter millions. A large
number f other countries look
smaller amounts. Ireland was the
largest recipient of any country of
naptha and benzine from iLis port,
nearly 700,000 gallons ; while Scot
land, taking no petroleum, lietzine or
naptha, was cont:ct with in;;orUog
1G0O barrels of residum. The petro
leum export, cf all kinds s.ud to all
countries, foots up to the large total
69,063,5C4 gallons, eu incrsrue of
thirteen millions of gailcrs over i he
preceding year.
Oar exports of breadstuff, aggre
gating in value 3,807,087, was sent
chiefly to Ireland, that country taking
slightly over one-half. England and
West Indies were the othe-r ciiiet
importers of our breadetufr. Our
provisions went mostly to England,
Belgium and the West Indies.
'
by
him
ly
jut
enu
s-an:h
all
bef-Itle'iu
loc-n
THE WORLD OWES ME A LIVING.
No eucli tLir.g, tlr. Fold up your
hands the world owes ycu not a
single 60U ! You have done iiolliiii
these twenty years but consume the
products earned by the sweat f other
men's brows.
- You have me, drank and slept what then ?
Why, eat and drink and sleep agaiu."
And this is the 6Um total of your
life and the world owe3 ycu a living!
What have you done for it? What
family in distress have you benrlit
ted? What products have you
created? What miseties have you
alleviated ? What errors Inve you
removr.i ? What arts have jou pcr
ferfd ? The world owes ycu a living !
Y i have been a tax a f j onge
up,n the world ever since you came
into i.. It is your creditor to a vast
amount. Your liabilities are immense,
your as3c'.s are nothing, and on say
the world i3 owinx you. Go f !
The tuiount in which you a:.-md in
delt the world 3 more Ihr.a vou
wiM f er havo t;owor to- li;-i:ddto
Yon .e the world fi-r !h: v;ork of
your on n f-tionpj arms, and all the
ekill in vork '.Ley rnilit have gained:
you owe the world tue Itbor ,f t:;al
brain rtf your?, the s) mjisthy of that
Luart, the energies of yrfur being;
you owe the world the whole moral
and intellectual canat ilitics or a m-.m :
Awake, then, from the dreamy, do-
nothmij slothfulncss in wjjich yon
live, and let us no longer hear the
false assertion that the world is owing
you, until you have done something
to satisfy the just demand to winch
we have referred.
ti
X
of
by
of
and
but
and
Tub ilingtiamton Republican eub-
miis the lollowinir: The j-.!ea of
Charles O'Connor lhat tliere was no
proof which of young Walworth's
four shots we?re laiai, and the jury
must, therefore, mciuH hini, is not
original. It is lis6eil on the arguinent
of the Western lawyer, wiiose 'I:ent
6hot another man's do.''. "You hsve
heern, gentlcrron of ttc jury,
said the eloquent dvocalr, "you hev
hcern the witnrfs tiwar ht; saw the
flash and hcercd the reoort, yt-u hev
heern him swar he saw th Cot fall
dead, you hev heern him ewsr he
dUfj the bullet out with his jack-
knife, an 1 vou hev seen the bullet
produced in cot rt ; but wbar gcntlo
men,.w!isr, I ask you, is the man who
saw: the bullet hit that dog r '
(Tie
of
Uie
:
to
to
of
by
the
A St. Louis rejiorter, who wes id-
troduccd to Jeff. Davis, ia that city,
luis week, fount "a clerical looking
(rentleman eated in his chair with
his coat ctr, apparently er.joioj hii
ease at Mbiue iiiu. lie rose and re
ceived us wiih cordiality, aud his
frankness of imiMuer ar..4 easy ditiirv
betokeiu-il lhat
ere it tue prts
TC i a veician soldier and states
man. Mr. DiVM antieared somowlmt
ftnlile and pile. His head is well
l.liiaci'ed, acd his whiskers, particu
larly on the chin, are as white as a
tut, ot wo;l. When standing he is
as straight as a soiJier, but perhaps
the eliinness of his log makes him
look taller th-ui he really is."
An elderly gentleman accustomed
to Haiiulge,''. entered the travelers'
room of a tavern v.licre bat a grave
friend by the fire. Lifting a pair of
green spectacles upon his forehead,
rubbing his icfHme.i eyes and calling
for brandy and water, he complained
to the frion-l t!ist "his i-yes were get
ting weaker, and tfiat even spectacles
diln't seem to d thtm anv jrood.''
"I'll tch thee, fiiead," replied the
Qiiker, "whi I ihiuk. If thou
wonMst wesr mv spec'-acle-t ovjr tby
mouth for a few months, thine eyes
ou!d net well sjrain.''
S.
no
the
her
to
of
to
a
to
As
of
s
r
-
A "'Jolly gret-n" VermonUr aboard
a lake steamer, the other d.iv, cot be-
w iMered anions the huge mirrors f
of the st-loon. and, et-iii:; :m indivd-
ual ia one of them carrying oil a car
pet tia;4 tnspictomJy like Li.s orn, he
hurried ti to the mirror, t-xchtming
"See here, sir, I gttehs you have t
my baggage ' The :;!erk itskeil him
what he was about lie replied, in a
mystified manner, -'Tnat man has ijot
my baggage and gone in thers ' Trie
lellov wm quite delighted when lie
learned his mistake
A littlb rommee from this po.-t
ofSce of a New Englitid town fjeaks
ot hope deferred and a hick heart, end
all that sort of thing. K'.'giilrly every
two weeks for the land iix years, a ha
ter has an i veil there H,!rt sel in a
feminine hand, to sjnie tiukiiim-u s.r -son.
Over aud over ti;-y sre a'ivt-r-tisad
but he never co.ues to claim
them, and one by on-i they are si:it to
the dead letter office at Waalungioii.
Still they coins and still tiia mystery
onlin'K'8.
INlOFf Kifcru Lowk, the t!l r.IiOu
aeronaut, of military balloon t.li-c(-vation
in the Army of t'le I'.jtouiac
fame. Las introduced iu'.o tue S unit
a injw branch ut industry the, ui iO
afacture'of loo ly artificial mrra.-is.
He has established etveral ice lacto
nes in that section, the main out s
being in Atlanta, Charleston, and
New Oleans.
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i:rcs
JOHNJ. FULTON,
Counstllcr at Lax,
No. 130, Erosrlwy. N City.
v.'. i, VCZ I j
A
330,000.00 I
Tim o-aT'xa
Is a f!iirty-f!r oAr.rr.n pair.
Hiirty-lourcfiuml.so: r.auiu
vo;td U
n.aturrilfu '-
XeK,nteratrc,rJUic,A&&jUre,
Commerce, and all o'.utr tuljccli of
Interest to lice I'eople.
uei.:n tn.ent dur:ts Hit; pi -
The Gazette Is the Leading Re: .ublican
Newspaper ol the West,
i,.cth br-l rlrculali'tnofany K I-i-.:-
lleaiiiai;r wot of liic mouulaiu,
ACENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Kcrnl for Pcmium List, cie.,to
Cl.OAZETTJICy.,
- Cincinnati, .
Jct-25,iaT2-lOW
How I Found Livingstone in
Central Africa.
V. 31. Dr. LMjy'j'Jonf, in a IrUcrjiist rcc iirj
Zlisi Liclngiti'jn'; afryj .- " The xry yrcnl rx
lnc Jlr.Jitinultu-cnt to in u nthag Mr. Jlun
ley, me to jive him franUy ichat may cncb!c
to HTifr. tt bjjk. It will, iii Au hciuls, Co v
noharm.fvr the American are pojtt vcacrbv:
frirmU."
This arioDsl v ioo&ed for voinniQ is now
re?itly. lie!ntjrarii,a iiewandciinplr-uj Nar-
rativ; ol Stanley soxpcuilion.tcre i zt,'t.s-
or thUbtfttz.llUiX is no n-li:isli of uews;:iper
corresfiolnlfrifu, paraded htlor-ihe public as
roiniitrtiiii liiHltaoil. HdeMrntHAS.wiiii
laiauti.- di-;:til, ail his turiliin advculurc
woi'.tlf rmU-xperiif no-lur inliis peri Nui.s
allt-r, :tnl 1i:i srijtiuniwilii tr. i.iv-
;lulie l!l lll Wilds of Alrira.
tvery p;ie is ii-low Willi th? most vivid
description. nml oik-c read, will never Ik.- for
got leu. Tl:il'lnitii is st rnnr Ilia n liclion,'
wlio read lis pacs will be well prcparvd
lohclieve. -
It is published on!y hy ti'isriiplitin, sad
couiprisesover
Seven Hasiirerl Royal Cctavo Page 3
printed with new and Imintlfui tyiM" onr.tar,
hca'y X'urt-'rtal''l suir.biy iiiuhiited Willi
1HIRTY FULL-PAGE EKGSAVIXGS
Ian;o unmUrr of minor biz-, ami
limrcan'luijy 'xecull maps.
No work exciting Midi t:-niTa! ir.lt it si !;n
i.utdi.hed lor i:ta j cu-is, aiiil
apircci:iiln tins. :irniij3Iii? fro:n nil parls
ttMj couniry ; hut v-iiuvtf iKi:ti fr "still
anoth.-r;" ftid e'K-r? t XerUiceI Ciin-v:ts-rKU.:-ii
ini;a IkhjiC that viit stli 0:1 rt -stiiitHliifi,
;mU lurwhlrh t!u; public is imi-a-tien;n:i-it:a!;;'-r,areiolit:iti-'cI
lo aiiiirtss u.-. at
oucc.
SO I : t B N E I ! . A K -M KT KO N i & TO . ,
lec. C51. iiro:nivuy,New V:b.
To
'J-'oacIioras.
K Uoard ol School Kx:iiuiuuxor IJu'ur'K.
:omny will meet nl liio Mintii District
s:hooi liuase, ill KindlriV, for laeesuMii:i
tiin ol 'it-aclii.-rp. ou liio foilowi:- i::. s
diirin:; llieyer.r 1-To:
ri-Jliri:', JIareli It,
M.-.re.i I .li.,
M:-treliu;iit
April. "jth,
" Aiinl l!:ii,
M.'.y 3.1,
' May I nil
Juue !i ,
AUTUl-ttVI,
" rteptemlH-r lit h,
K.-plellllieI 2-jli:,
" tietolM-r
OcUiber lllU,
Niiveiiilier lsl,
Nov-.uiler ir.l ii,
Novcinher 2')th,
" ' Ioeemlerih,
December 2(lliit
Kr:i:nin:ilio:is to hci;iu at ulno. forenoon.
K:eii :i;ip;ie:int must pay the required Ice
Kilty t!lts before ellllteriU!; tho cl:lss.
Te:uMiers must bo reeomiiit-iii.l ia writing
their l:st employers; umlitil HpJ)li.tl!ts
mnstrurnish s:;llf;iCtory wrltleu evidences
ood moral elinr:tcir.
No aoplieant will bo ro-cxnmlncd witUin
tiirei: iiioiithsM Iter tlicsf coiiil l:ii lure.
-;v.rv HDplicant must besu.'Hcieiitly qual-:,l.-
iTi'nllilie common rschool ilraoebes.
li;ies:ioos will also be asited ill IT.H. History,
answer gradeil same as oilier branches,
for the present no applicant will be ro
jeeteil tor failure In that branch.
ijOOil SUCCess 111 i-u:uiiiu wiiii,i.ij n iului
receive due convidi-n'.iion.
tiKO. f.i-K.ui.r.iu.s,;
JOHN KDWMAS, r Kx.imiuci-B.
J. K. KAUY, )
Feb.So, 1673-ly.
Bridge
Proposals.
SEALFH proposals f.ir linildlni; a britle
over llliim-liaru's Forlc f the Aniaie
river.at Kindlay, uhio, will 1k receiel at
Auditor's ollice, until Friday noou, July
2ih, lsTii. Bridge lo bu of Wboi cht iitox,
imiulred autl liity-nine(lVJ) feet lK'twet-n
abutments, twenty feet clear roaiiwav,
Willi two CO siilewalks,BiX (li) feet each. To
sustain a load ol not less than one hundred
(lixn nounds lierKouaro ffMt of lloor surface.
Kactorof safety not less than louril). liidlers
tofuriiish their own plans, ami retpiired to
rurmsti strain slieets Hiving strains and tire
material. Also.sealed proposals will lie
received at the same t:me aim piaee tor me
buihlinicof two (2) Atone alnimnts by the
perch, (10 consist of twenty-five feci.) nil the
iiiateriHltnuefuriiislK.fi ny liio contim tor,
atxlto be of nood and sullicient stone, leveh-d
and laid in 1-oiiisvilleUeoient in tho propor
tion ol fortyij)nercet,of cement to sixiyiM )
olsaml, andTiiuii?tl wiui groui i me sjiiiie
proportion, -all ranuo work." E.seii and
aveiy brl for all of the aliove work to b ac
comjianieil by a Kood ai.il sullicient bond,
0iiniiiioncrs re.servni'4 the riht to rc
jectanyorall bids. JoliN U HILL,
Findlay, June 2)wl Auditor 11. C O.
COMPLETE EOOK STOEE !
INGHAM, CLARKE & CO.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Lir.KARIES
several tnonsand choice volames la every
branch ot literature.
St'XDAT SCHOOL ROOKS3
Twenty thousand voln
good boot;
sclecteajur the pitn
li
uil variety.
LAWBOOKS
Ever) thin-,! used in common practice.
MUSIC 1IOOKS
'or tho Choir. Congregation, Y. M. C. A.
and new Cliureil mudic.
H. MUSIC
Vii'e buye-litlonsof all the ucuones.
SCHOOL IMX1KS
bvery Hung used in Northern Oiiio, dealers
supplied ai wUolsaie rales.
THEOLOGICAL ll)OKS
an extensive assortment.
STATIONERY
All kinds at wholesale and retail.
AGRICULTURAL BOOK3-
Ol every description.
For any Boole JPuMiste2, Address:
I5UIIA5I, CX.1KII lc CO.,
217 Superior SL, - , CLEVEL.VJID. OHIO.
Bridge Proposals.
SEALED proposal for V.iil.lm- a bridse
oeritielitane:ianrK KorKoithe Anijlaize
river, lu the lands o wins I by J(,hn Kobiusou
and Albert Puimim, in sectloli tweuly-sixij).
Marion township, llHnc.H-Hcouiilv.uliio, will
be received at the Auditor's oriice iu said
oounty, until
FritlajAoen, August 1,73
BriJ ;. to be of Woo.1, from one hundred and
ten itllti) feet to oua hundred and thirty llJo;
feetsin.fcixieeuiWlleetclearroatlway.
liid.lers lo turnum their own plans and
speciucations.and narties m ,,,
Uact Ls awanled to turulsh all Hie inuterini.
vS;'.?,' Inlsals wiil iw received at the
me taiueaud 11:1,,- i,ir ,..,.i. , .
v"i . "w mv lt'"''.nt5l,yt''u rrch. to consist
lU1.i-' r-"t- t"e miileriiU to l
.,1, rni b1t::oc''t'T.idtolK-ofotMl
uiorttlr" e X j "a io "'"-'
wor4K;t,i'b,-,.,!VVry V U of the alKve
clem '' 8 -u,U-
.t ZTLl tho right to
Uy Ont'er )! the Couiials,ner.L
JOHN L 1! ILL.
Kin !.y, O. July 1, l;-,""' 1L ' '
Bridge' Proposals.
OE.VF.Er prjpoi.i flir bcil.lin
a briogc
river, hi b;u l::i Ohio, wiil bti reoivi Vt
iheAutliUirtnliLM umu K-iiUy noon
l; ''7 "f wii,.o.u Imu-ia,-tl
atil fuiy-uiue (ti icet Ijetwffvi: aijut
iaiiit.s, twenty rt ;icar r.ivrav
tw -) hidcw.tiits mx factcMii. h.dvl;nt
toliirinsli ittt-irowii lt:! aI seci:Kt4ii,us
and partita I wl.iti tae cmriu;L iswrli
to lu!Jiiii U'l tUe luatunal. Ainit,
protHJsais will bo ic rvW at Uie Kaitie tune
Hud ;tlaoe f-r a Moijh Aa-li liriae. t be
bunt at lius:im; plui:eand ofthchawt! leusiu
asMtMJVf. Flan aud 't'ciiieaiioiis u ie me
cuuip:iii:ed D' vac a aud every bid. A No, a
iUHHi and .su::ic:eiit b-jud wil! le itimrfi io
uenti:i!iy fHfii and t-wry bit! ir tiie aive
Htrk. 1 'Uv- C'ouitawsiMii-r.H ict;rviu ibe ex
riuiwe ntrt ujet". any r ail bid-.
i,y irdr oi t iil- i 'oi!iniiNiiiers.
JOHN U HUjL.Audilurii.CO.
Flndiay, Juuc -i, wi.
Executor's Uotice.
JO---KPII W.rl.ASON lias been duly ap,iiil
cd iiuil in:ilintl 4Mi Execuutr ol thf tt;ito
01 Hunlord fStiitlU, fat of lfanco-kl'iiiity,
Ohio, deceased. J OSEPU W. Ci4A.SU'.
June 27, W3.
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You Want Sugars.
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i ii. C'cmnitrrc it., tizinrr, 'S-J
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LIGHTNING RODS I
AND-
I5AVI5S '-TROUGHS.
to Clii 111'
the f.lfl tll.l! 1
Star
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lo Celt's a Fool
is suaLi.: ICiiv--luii;!!K fifths
v ry l
WARRANTS HIS WORK!
He also kwps tlie vt-Ifin :itul
NORTH STAR
Flnt Topped Oh.I; Stove and
Native Elijah
uven.
Copper,
Sheet Iron,
Tinware,
Cutlery,
Etc.,
to., Etc.
JOB WORK
;On Short Notice aud IltaEonaliicTer.ns.
GIVE BSE A CALL!
Xo. 30, Uoit House Illocli,
Sold. 27, lS72-ly.
100,000
Valuable Presents !
TobelMlsrilmtcd to the Aceiits
and Palronsorthc
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WEEKLY TIMES
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Pnmtlar Famil7 Kcws Paper
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rpillS rell-fenown paper is aor.nt calf ring
1 the Thirtiiil. V.tr 01 Us iuh;i-:it i.i.nuotT
tnei:iost pronusinsauspice-s. Ailtue I l-
lltv ncreion.iv
-..'i tu.f.iinimu'11. ml evorv t-l!oit
niad.tori.-udcr ILstlil moed'-TiiiSor4iulj-
li7,fl''1,r;,i,i,.s,iiritl: its orrcrxj!it
er, extensive: its varied, aud ; lrom
.,. rir ,.i too Uloit.-.': its A-'rn-ult4ir.il
lK't..irt;iiitisIall of .ra. a-al lnl..nii.H"n .
while its St or-.Lifa MJ-'ti-iies. a.i.l Miscc!
Iauv.:irend.iptel 10 kim i.iini,'ard Olo. and
Itsrtport.sol in Markets. ol lUes..-lr.!:..iia,
itroceties.-.nil dry yiMis,:irc aiways t::r latest
12d luot rcliallle.
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Is presented, fneo cli.ir;;-, iiii acii-j of the
Ulnstrated Unioa Hand-Book
An Osantly priiil.-d voliime ol l-rt scienter
Htid niL-cel'-iueous iirti le, illu-nai'-d vi.u
till vol the iii" -st i-nravinas. ItalsocoBtains
a 111 A It Y Kt.U HiK YEAItl-Tl. Hi value.iuil
m'tra-;ivenir.s it is Mi;ierior to any irp.eiit
everoaforoollertd 1V inswil-ayer jiuUisliers-
EVEI!Y CLXJXJ AGKNT
IseompeD'uitM. forliisKervIw, t-ltlicr wiih
anex'ra M-r, Oi-sir:ille v.vvr 0iil
lell. KilviT vt:irp. 'lusieal 1 list rllli:elit , i.r a
iiverorio!d Watch. accord itiu to the nittu
lieroliuijM:riljrselit. Sinrtlo Snl-riler. ter vear
e ftt
Clwli ff l-'ive rtiiUM-r:lers. ter :irt.:ii-!i... I
Tea and llliWald, per yenr. aiU I :
fsend for list ofl"reniiama,Sreiiii( u t i
etc., lo
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Oct. 3 t lNi.lS.NA lI.
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Constantly Incnnsin !
THE C-IFJDLAY
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Fun is!, rs il.s; readers with the
and most rt.-ii.tUe new I.icnl
la'.is!
and
jrenrral, and tii.-cii:yrs and
crit!c::r-8 the ac! ot men and the
ex
iioiuy ci mr-asures iinjiartiii'Iy.
THE FINDLAY
JEFFERSONIAN
).-v,.'ii a hre jiortititi ol' its fyaoi; to
tht- Aiieultural inUrcsts 'of the
co'.'.uty, gives the very latest
hnd nti'st reliable market
ri'jioi lH, and is tiiu bet jiri.;:r
in 1 very ri'spet t, published in th'j
v fur thel irint-r ti subsciihe fir
Findlav Jeffersonian
Has the Lar-st Citcnlalion of any
ijM!r published in the Cunnty, and
ii therctor tho lw-st mxliam for
Advertiser
m IS-THE TIHE
Pim
Aldr.Ks.
E.G.DeWOLFE&Co.
Findlay, Oliio.
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lick- Hsaui.t
Uohn 1
NEW BUILDING,
t.ir.- -I.
TIij highest Ia:trkot Pricopaid
for Country Producr;.
Particular attention given to
EUTTES & EGGS.
Bickolh:
April:; -: ,11,
i! ,J
1
i t m. Z A ' 4
Real Estate Agents,
for tlio JaloTnias Claoica
Property for Sala,
rt'HK i;.iIV!I i:i)0.s'K ilAi.!-'INTKRIT
X in t.'Hj-er:.if iJ:;ler;:ls ulld T:rfiis, :i:ul
I Wii lots ti ground, on wiiieh tuesnino is situ
ated, i 11 Kindlny, . 'J'hesliop is in op'-rnlion
and d-iina j';iy:n tiincs.s. Will be sold
ctic:i.
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VH.MALIj EiUCIC jlt-rsE AND LOT IN
Ceutcr-St., Nsirtli Kiu:il:iy. I'lc-want rirst-il'-uco
for s::iall f.iiniiy. l.oc.tti(n diiiiblo.
rric4) lr aud terms easy.
i FA!t
J. Wild
FAJtM OK EIOliry-THKKB ACRES
to acres cieaiLU. A kxk! l'i stay
frame dwelling liouse.liarn.orchuiil and never
faiinsprini;oi good water. Ic-cittion l miles
east 01 Ctfrey, O-, on Ty lnocliteo Jr el;. Ka nil
composed of aljottt eia:il pjrt.", upland and
UiverUjltoia laiid.
P
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TVf M.OTS ON WT3i'8 ANDT7H KYSTB KEI
AilaniiZfil. lors;ile ortraiit; lor v. ild lunds
iu Hancock:, Palnamor Wood couulki.
1
Sil LOT ON KAST LINCOLN STRKl.T
O
eliublclocallon, W ill soil cheep tor caia
H
IlOIt SALK OS TilADE. A VALUABLE
1 resilience on Somii-side of Rniidiioky fcl.,
ami near tlie litisiuesH part of town, a good
'. story dwellin-j; house, with elrrrn rooms
mi complete, wood house, well, cisteru. bam
and iruil trees. Will bo sold lor one-tliit j
purchase money lu band, and one-tiiird in
one and two years.
I
tli A'JllK.sritriiK LAND IN V.MLNuN
lUlj Ciiimty. Wisconsin, well lfcjtti -l.'-ood
Siil,aud alsml i!ie-hall of tho tns-t well tnu-
uureu. win s'ii lor casii or excitative n-r
LuidsinlUis or aiijoltiiny coulitles. 1'ncea
pcraeri'.
O ACHES IN
1WCOLAKH COUNTY
yt ;,i
iiinesotn, 2 iiiiles Iron) ltailroad
riimiilK-li.)::i st. I.iud to t!ia Nortnern l'a-
cilicK.lt Well limbered, and abundance ol
od cleitr water. Hvo miles I10111 cuuntv
seat. Wiil sell or trade for properly in thin
coua:j
K
piOOD COitNEi: L'rT ViX: FilAME
VJI iiouse, icirn; out btiildm--, well, csii rn
and allkiiidsof fruit, i'lice tljoi, paymeiits
L
rpWO LOT30N CLINTON STnnirT.NOilTH
X riiiillay. Oood new lr:me t.use lr two
uiuiiies. t ivc years to make payments.
BEST PAPER! BEST P3EMIUM !
sow is 11; cm
A $5 PICTUFvE FEEE
Rural New-Yorker I
TilC GREAT ILLUSTRATES
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This Karmms Farm and Kip-si.l'r f":iv
urcc'Slul aud i'otu.:;r l'.i'K-r 111 iw
sphere aud is now recognized ;w (tie Slnl-
artl Aiiifnran Antntiraly ou Iltiral and
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toned Literary mid I'muily Journui. It
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hut its issue for 1S7J wil' be better tiiaa ever
leiore-iu both Contents and iSfyle. It will
don a Xrw lirrsw of ik.-aui:ln! 0i;er-l''actd
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FOR 1S73.
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i r.. I h tor tLeyenr.ronruiuuiicts. ::ii!i
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tlon-.i r:aieauili :iriHio tov.-r. Tli !;rt
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on PhiIudf!nh:;:orNc.r Yoti. r"-' i--t
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The Best Pa'nt in the World.
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r. r -fT- nriT clood prar
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: r n rr.: I I::-.!vrvr cf tho System.
rtrn J1-'' ;o: 1ni:vrar.lrctorinsthWooil
xl , -. r.: t- N rcr-m ct t2!w tftc Bit
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I- . J I Li.; 1 .3 lire T"t t!;'.r yix by mineral
- r f rf: n, ar.J t!.;-l:.ir r?i3S Jed
H-i-y r-r n C'r.i! PcnratlTe a w-n a
TrV-, " rl Via f.-calar mcntof acting
& i f . v r..S;'..'.;ar. l:-"T:n-j Cnrcsiion rr Imlaia
: r - T.--r- ?r. the TJvml Omm.
VO.I i ir.f r.EtOAJPL.I.Ts.irhethcrIn
r ! rr-:r.-, at d.imiof wntsn-
h " r r ; turn of taw TLAic Bittrai lure bo
,r r T-!-ntrtJoTTr nnd C1iroD Khcaaw
, li. ri;;icnt and IntcrnUttcRt Fe
v-, cf the Blo llrer, Kid
ii:.bT'r,t!ise liltters aarr tren mo
?.:-!; l;!encaennrlbr Vitiated
T "rood, ttM; h 3 vwraily ptuJoccd by dJT'Cal
-TTsprr1 ia 4n ixdtoesttiox, noi-
i. i:., 1 m.lk r.urfti!jra, Caiv Tihiae&Qt tha
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r.; ' Tv:tc in ti' Math, P.::oc Attek ralr-imrion rt
I .i.ir 3r :rir:;::oa rf Lui-. Paia in th
- - if IV- ls:r.fx mil hmtMl hw j.iiUul
i -i .i.s av '-'.c r,r of D;''p:a.
r .: t:.f r.-. v h r.r. ! rtiir.u'ttc tV tcTri!
I.i cr-r.l UuTilt, w'ii h r- n!-r them of nncinnTTt.il
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ti .-- -: if l?.? ?;'n. r"tr:--!-T E-iinerr mtrrrpan
t-.erjuy 't--; ur r" - cr...I catot Jir -jacri ia a short
:.!... v : - si: r. On a to?:! in sweh
cisci-jr!:: coa.'- c tlx rjt incrct!ukus of their euro
v,r T'iat?.l TTl ird Trtp-Trrr Ami P fru
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in-i t c..; ri- i: Tl" a vi.u t:. ! it o .'r;:' l J
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lv -a :ia ,r. : I r i - i: n. K tb Liyvd
r : - . i -. litj t. -"iti.- .'i arc rvci,.a;lv -m.vc.l
...vir I v i: -I :: c f n . n rf
It r H 1 Iii.' It'-HlthT 1-rf.Dl! ri'H lit tho
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n,"r '; t:.a:biv .-tic iiv.3 ; r.-'fti t;f
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a:.d dcat.E7..
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to r:i:-: gi.i r-r.-tr or xm: cLun.
Wi.o:. r:
nsofatilfieriocr- arc tf.v.'red
;ti each j tr o.' the Club at
ruMrts-s teu cli.U for each
:tl.i.::'.i to :!ie rJxne ratc1?-
to ".T: i may 10 m!? any lime
7c 3
klv Times
EiTZS:
Tv.-o : 'ojik n Vonr.
Te'i t opi. urn; Year. 2j
A:itl na e.-ir:i coj.-y to gulltr-up of ciuU.
Vii P J -' I I-V." VTA: LV a.;..I V.- EKK LY', r.iail
eto-ie j. to clcryiucit ct the lowest club
I ..cij j:.:tj.-.i orcI:iViiri::'ilc. Hc-mit Irnlraftfi
i:i Y'ori or p.-xjitco Jfogcy Ordcn IX
1 iiil", ni: t v.!;r ro nc;ii:or of tiitso cna be
rocnri 'I, rt t": tTi- m-T: -7 In a r. gUtrreil Ict
tiT. All IVi'r.tavtfrsPro obliRCj to register
!.ttc-rswii'-h rcifj s:i-l totl0 5u,aml tlie sys
Ittiili tiu'uta ;.:o'.: c-'.Ioa osjniti.t l'.'scs
1 N IT. YOItK TlilLS,
TisBj C.Tire. Nj-vs YorS
Organs
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ill'iClI-iU
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tidier
TIio-3o3t in tho Ilarket
r.ri ! r; :. :t of toan ,
tol liuirui. L.u:i
Holly-
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a:. ! c
vn c??i jwvs money and
LGYAL mi.
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for c-T .-! i-.niM-1
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WONDERFUL OIL.
The best Hilawat of tTw Ae-v -Cttt
FV"'!. K--rnr-i'i.ri'iNi-vt -.
F!h VnyyW. Fits FiN.'-, rr' " . i
"Ktywti that th world i f a l ;
end ar'lirtt-d, tho7,rrt7Tif' ri' th- Miy:
A c .
A ZD 13 3 r C 1
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T ol TVTT TtWl pHT rTTt-: y T ' ' - "
cf Worm. Try argpca-a.i T t-..- u : . :
grrrhiid wi1! Vft"m. ff TprrcS'.-l r : "
yon wiil r-tl'- tV; r"- r"-"'' H -t
TTtrtatiie, ofTt.'n irnr h-r or-:" -TVri;tj
Tni-?:incof I' n, ''' " r' '"
ii,-rt:r,T in t!( cnfit-T o" T ' t" . :
ot V.'f w !r, j,' 1
c.ne to r"i:,"c !'''".
At Wholesale by C. E. V.'lU
i.1, rropi-;r. V.(i.; .?I"v.
DS. JACOB CABB.
SURGi
01
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mmm
T::- in: I.T' .::r-! ':'r-l Ti. r.t:. :;
TWr'NTY-Klii UTiwi. in r .uoiav. fc!u-
tmtii-K to.-ii teiio tint.! cii! in iiih frol NMf.11
t hereby ivc r.o'ii-y li.iil 1 i !..i"-Jo l;o ring
:i:i 1 !!iy i-i f-' iv-rt-' :t. r r ri :-:ci!oij ,
Set r i'c-eili fittu : $S io 12.
u- eommc.t sized cavity. Jiryer m
rropcrUoa. .
SilTer, C'outnioii C'iiTKy, ,o(
Larjorln Proportion.
ALL OTU.ra OPSBATMNS
nUC fli.! C TIK
u.Si. Ii.-.Li 111.
it
I raeanbiL-lnoss! TIio prir hillmnitine
loroiw year: soorntMii and contract it jo
uet'dnStrtfd i'fetli.
OHLor.oFori
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ANASIEESIA TO THE GUMS !
Korreliefof paTn lnxtrnrli:;i:Tefii. Myrx-pt-rieneo
r ndern t!ift adrulnistrntion ot the
above aonfsp'' fe"!y to tlie paUctits.
TEHSS : : : : CASH.
AL!, W03K WARRANTED
3Iy;a-;Mf " JAt OB CAUK. "
1 :n-H.. umt . W.
Ayer's .
Chsny Pectoral;;
For E'sepfrM o tho throat tim I-urirs,
sucl x Coui-.!;. O .'-a, V n-.
C'ujtii. li'-cucj!'.',
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Dr. J. C. .V.'Eil L CO., Lo.vtll, Mi::.,
l'ratrtit!! and Aaa!yt:cal CaniUt.
wui tr all uLrcotara i.tiirv.iir.iLE.
Ay
yor s
ilair vigor
rc.?tor-.- tD Cny Hair its
naicml Viltllty and Color.
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: clwr.v?, curod by itj
- ?'--!' '.' vn rrt';c tlio liir
r i!, ar8.J3troyo!, or
L atU'Lkd and dycarr-il ;
i r.i a f i s ivf- l l y
.:.,T.rfl tiir.tjlte.1 int
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vi.r'.tis'.y .d o:il-nivi.'.
, :t ! !(.-t-F'ai fub-
i.tr: f.-n:p j.rr-par?.-;
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. v; rr r n only ii'.fit, but
j ii.' ..'t T.:iUl i:n-r--iy fr
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trr... r.-t ?;.v b-ir. f-iri; I il a rich,
rir-s -r lutr-, stud jaeii! ! rf:tmi.
p,- -pir;i bv Dr. J.-C; Aver it Co.,
Vi":-:Ii-.iI anil .tuAi?!r,C!ieiniU.
LO WELL. -24f .S.
SOI.K IiV ALL liUL-ilUT'J f V JLT W 11, BF.
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fv . ti.r.!fU-.ntti.ittl
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CHECK RAISING.
Bickers asd busineaa men gener
ic knriw .t . -.
w to their crrow tha artiflcf
7 reTOrtea to bv swiroilers mad
r t riforthe pttrpos ol obtvninj
:ai.;..y. Among tl.e most eommori
: r att3 is the preas kaoa as
. k rai9in!;,', i ., ia increMtng
:i -irnonnt for wi,ipr a check was
tonally drswn. Tbia is nsually
ut.c by some eli-bt alteration in th
v r.f carelessly tlra wn check,or by
'.!" xpert ne of c'leaticala ia era
': V.ie fiUing ia of the amount ia
? fully written and the antatito
: -i rf larger amonnts. To nrnt
i ppecica of frau,l a cimnU rlsvto.
'ms been patented hy W. J. Coly lt
IVtttngili'a New York, which aetiaa
more tllectnal than the nsaal w at
It consists of a f qiare table at
tached to the ordinary baak check
('.ivid. d into six rows, each coatiiii.
ing a complete set of the Arabio n-
mera.e, acd worked resDectiel
units, tens, hundreds, thousands.
10 thousand, and 100 thousand." t
Overthese numerals are eix cousecu-
Uve Manx spaces. The check ia filled
ont in the nsaal manner. The figures.
in this case supposed to be 3,627,
are placed in the blank space ever
the numbers as they stand 8 in the
"thousand" column, 6 in the "hun
dred," ir When this, is done it is
necessary to seek the printed numer
als below punching out the figure 8
in the "thousand" colum, the 6 in the
"hundred," the 2 in the ''Una," and
the seven in the "units" columns.
Tha two blank spaces in the table, tu
ike left ol the written numerala are
hen punched, out and the check is
-cmpleto. If two holes are punched
ii auy ot the printed comma, or ths
table is detached from the check, it is
r vsiul. l tie process consume only
fue efgUof, a minute, acd is an ab-
r.ipte security. .
J!r. I. C. Patrick, in assuming
U ruc of the GrcePTille I Miss. ftr-
fuVUcan addrtsec himwl' to tfcr
rtepla iu a 'slc quite appropriate.
H e titty s -
Having ierved in the confederal
.mis until the close of the war and
in the ballet department I I el i!a.
I hate a rigiit to speak to tte boj
and .n.Uf!; men of Mississippi ; km!
t tl eru 1 would especially appeal
Detr.ocracy.Conservatism, and Libe
ral Republicanism, so calUd, are all
ana and the (arse, and outside of
the bully ism, chicanery, and fraud
with which, and by which, they seek
to control elections, they are utterly
deetitute of principles. Let them be
forever abandoned by all our young
men I ' The Republican party has got
long successfully without you.and it
can still do eo ; but It can get along
bo'.ter with your help. You can be of
littlo or no service to the country or
to yourselves, outside ot its ranks.
It there are evils and abuses to be
corrected, here is the instrumentality
by which to correct them. Come with
me! and let ns push forward the
column, till we make Mississippi
what she W35 designed and is destin
ed to be, the happiest and most beau
tiful skier in the family of States.
Tna Tnicarn ot Lovi Oa Sun
day .'''. couple that bad eloped
fruri; ti.- ot' tbeschoo s at I'aiif.f.ame
'o :v ptfscter on the Red Kiver, in
ct u.i'.ty, duly cqniped wiflt a li-cm?c,-'nl
desired him to marry them.
Satiij thut the young lady could not
bo abuvo thirteen years of ao, and
the jourjj K'itleMan not more than
sevctitet, liio mir.iater objected to
tic the kne connuliial. The hopelot
pair, cat tu ba disconcerted in Ibis
(t'.ii.ir ihird) altumpt tocoinoiit mst
limuuv, proposed to cross over the
river and marry on tho ether Hide,
u'.t- r tha Indian fashion ; but a there
was no b ".at lo be h id thit prop-it' li' in
03 about to come to oang'it, wi-n
faovel Idea struck the party. A lro
cot' on wood hg wm rolled diithe
b tnlt an I i.-tt'o th-5 watei-, l:i in .r
ed to ti.e bank by a long rtpe,-tnt on
this l th1? re'!ute pur fvik -siiip
pin, ea I alter they had dii Ui lar
enctiz.h cu. in'.o the s'.r4ia to be
con-y.eve I out ot Texu. th parson
nr".:ftrd lre stump in the tde
;;f t!m tcr and said the ceremony.
—Bonham (Texas) Enterprise.
L;t Abt3. It now appear that
l?ie jmt;liis of iron was carried on in
Kyrypt from the very earliest period,
iir CI;nt!r.i Vincent, in an English
leiuntiili joom J, eats forth ecme new
f.tcts in reference to h subject : In
tht: sepulchres of Thebes may be Uvtnd
dtlineatifns of butchkr nhatpening
their knives on round bar ot iron at
(ached to their a pre ns. The Llade of
the kriivc are painted blue, which fact
j,rivs lhat they were of atetl, ior in
Cm: ti i.i"b of Ramans III, thin color is
u.scl to indicate steel, bronze being
reprejt-iiti by red An Enylwh gen
l.'ernar. lit recently di(fCOv-reiI near
'v'iJ tvilis of 5l--ne, by the Uwd Sea,
UtK-iii.iiii of an iron woik vant
tlMl tliv i:iiut have emuloyed thoiL-
a;irN t i workmen Near the works
:ir" lo !; foin.'l the ruins of a tempi
n: l t t a birrick for the soldiers pro-L':i-lin
r ki;- ing in order the work-
rr. n. lice works are uppeJ io
U-.at :;?..t three thousand years old.
Ckamxi;. I'a , bu recuntly Lett
th sctne of an incident which gildx
with a li:i'; ot fjuunco a klialour ot
lho darkest crim. A young lady
ei.t rt D:.-!ii)i's Hank in that city, pre
sc-rt.-i li r fvJierN hank took, with
c'ieck lor the balance at his credit, aajl
receives fie n.oney. lie haviDjroctfa
s c n, borfy EhwarJ, t us j it. mis
ter l.i.fxuik Loo',3ud goes immediate
ly to itie bii.lc tomslte known his loss.
"lour book ih not lott,' say th
tcfier ; ''jour dr.aghterhroughtit with
her when he drew ont th money.'
"Drt w '.ut what BKiney ? retorts the
aftci.ihli'j'l lather ; when the truth is
mcortii.tr.tly foroed up.n him that he
I a4 Lti.ii rolibed by his own daughter,
ar.d that he is a forg r t the clever
eH kind StiWpieut 2ii(c!ares re
veal the fact that nl.e La el;ied with
a dibiir.guiehed loreigner, ainl left for
A' Mr. Vfm. Htockdale wm return
iiu from i.-itiri the circus at i'eter
Lcr, C-i.ala, he and the XOUD 'aily
who f.cc-.r'!niel him met, nays the
IS: AjC: T.n I nd'. indent, with a ra her
-ipyiilar" accident lie was 'irivmj; in
a cne-hoise bugy and goin at &
rood c2a;l pace when, from sumo
untirtLtfaked oeOiK!, he tlul not se a
!r-- e- eld tler that wa laint; in
tLu roiJ, acd before Ire was aware of
it drove ever the animal The kleer
ronj ui suddenly with the buy on
l.ij Lack, and for a few jarvU horse,
bu''r, Ivvers, and steer went U-
geil.tr lir.nnotiouiJy at full trot, but
lho steer d. verging tU-ittroyed the
t'juiiioriuia, anil baggy, steer, young
lady, l.orre, and Wn Stockdale re
tired into the ditch. Happily no
bones wire broken, though me
bruise were received, wnw tnhtoc-
Ci"i;ned, and a parajl injured beyond
a!l poi-sihility ot care.
A UKNTLXU-iii ad lifted toscitutiilc
ldi'iirj, a dicotretl ttt ihtrty
tliree Csja complete the cj t-U of the
tUto-bug genera; io ; that 700 of
ilij c;i:tt!3 are the average product
o! i-n-s :m-I' (rem which the family
rrows in the second generation to
:iU3,(;00, and ia the third to 85,700,
L'liO. Tat re are cot cyphers enough
in ssy txiiticg type foundry to ex
prets the number in the tenth gencr-iiion.
Jons A. Dtx, Govenor of New
Vork, will bvj sevetity live ou the 23th
iat , and a m ' prompt an ener
gftio Chief Maui-trate. He work
early ind lalo. The laet I gUatura
parsed a irtmoiidous batch ot bill, and
yet, buch ha betn the despatch of the
Governor, that the volume ot session
laws will bo out two mouths earlier
lhau last year. The maxim, Old mua
tor council, young men tor action
bteius to be reversed in the cue of tha
veteran Dir. 1