1872-03-28-SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN-Illinois In Weakley county, Tenn., recently, two horsemen, Albert Moore and a Mr. Hill, entered into a religious discussion, the former being a Methodist and the latter a Baptist, but unbaptized. Arrived at a puddle of water, Moore wanted to baptize his brother sinner, and pulled him off his horse into the water, but hadn't the muscle to enforce his kindly piety, and had to give it up. "Now, Moore," said the other, "I'll baptize you, " and he swooped up a hat-full of muddy water on to Moore's head and face. The regeneration thus effected was, however, hardly skin deep, for Moore drew a bowie- knife and began to slash the ecclesiastic. Hill received generous cuts in his legs and arms, and Moore fled the country.