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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

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9eter linton" er;dhlt, poB Elm Trauen,im>
mer> Namen6 MuQi9on, tpelde nabe helm
Ieep 5o1pw rpbt am v%er9an9enen Dienz
ta9e> unp einSi9 unter Dem 8eiltanos Ell
ner alien Trou, 3wiQtnoe oebar. D6A>
nerin unO Martertn poret teioe ppu
WbiofeN unc ais file iaben bab eos Elm
cer tetpen &tncer foot setpren tpar, fed
ten lle ben &0rper in ben Sfen> NO ct
tbetlweile rerbrannte, DaS onpere Sinh
lebte nur eini9e Stuneen lan9er. Cine
GoronerSinquel purpe ob9ebalten uno bic
Dpftpren M}c&ay uno @lennan unter1udz
ten rie Sei@name> io1peit oies mSolt6 NOR.
Da8 Terctft (autete, baB ba8 &tnc, MEL
dyes am lan9len 9elebt, leinen SOB our9
unwtl1enbeit> 8erno6lali9uns unp Irun,
fenbeit bet betbeili9ten perlonen empfanz
oen babe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

-2urnieitun9.- Die eri1e Nun<
n'er pea 9. Sabrsanss 1T in, Ba2lti>
uno swar in per9r0bertem Jor~
mat uno be1tret Musfattun9 eri@einen.
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Dfutl6er& Ypn Miuue,
IDtQ.

Vie esrta9te @ensral E Verlammluna pbioen
Were'ns wirc am Conner flag, ben 10. B. Mts..
Nbenoo = I'M Eofale ces ysieSsreins ltattTubeu.
ct. Yaul, ben 5. NtpYemter 1889.
bo Wu fla 81 illius. CPfr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
S6Wabeu< Nird>weihe
am Spnnta1, ZEN 6. Ncrcmter +. IS
,Rttt8bura 8raueret."

uHttt8bura 8rautrei."
@ctt ieis astrcmmelt unr %asri1tr, Diesel.
lurrc mare nun Ypriltrr! Mbcr n aut wulro,
mtbrer Sd,pntsu cine S6potsu- NlrGnelhe oe,
Ielert ptrOtn Nplt, 70 tsnaGrlhtloe it ole meme
Nbndtllhen gonralems, lppie Srsuuce uub Be-
fannie aus oncern yourerl,, eab ih so III bieler
5sier an Apfcl- unc 3miepelfuhen NIT Sped -
Ysrlieht itt po, lelblt - nidt fehlen laleu !peree.
une laee seshAle 81 sahlrihem Sslute Gin.
% u. j. Nellcr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

Wotertpmn, Wi5c., /. Ncy.-
(Gilentabn lln9liid.) - Der Greurlipnsz
Grain oui cu Gtica9ozNcrrz % zBobn
it o1t Meilcn r~ieileit6 rrn Natcrtcmn
aus rem 0slsiic 8erotten. 3userlal19ea
Nadri6ten suipl9e llnp adt perl omen &C.
tDotet u1p neun rerpuncet mcrcen. Ia5
lln9Iiid p~aiilrte 9eitern @ormittas5 UNI
If ubr. Iie urlahe Res unfaus mirp
pobin %an9e9eten> roB Elm Dds ouf bic
S6ienm lpranA ais bet Bug in pcQem
OonQe mar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

2cloM cntes,ci Die 1anserin, Gtau,
lpieler}ul @crlelerin Gr>&Ini9 Qurmi9s
Yrn 8aicrlanr, uno Weller onperer M1nz
ner Gr~@eliette, 1T NIT rer u6ommpnia"
am Oienita9 aus Gn9lanc in Seem : 9Jcyf
onaetcmmen, Gine fromme enalild,e
Damn icll fe sur Jr1mmiofeit tefetrt
bohen. sic heibt jeBt Wap1m 6elc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

At6enIum.
; !. Suserture ...-.....9 Saansr's Muiterrps.
< "oe1'an'a!'ec ............... @ermania.
3. Neutl de 6fnrtns..........W. NEclT
(GnthilQnna eer @Ulte Sh;uer's.)
i. IoS Mlehsn ans ccr %IJlen,ee ...@ ermauia.
5. Gnalild,e s jtrecs. ........ @rl. Nctert{cr.
.. AuHerture .......... Magners Mulfccres.
l.. Nc VIpde> Ycrsetra9en sen 6raulein Wuusr
une 6. @rcb.
g.. Nas viee her Neutlden........ G'srmania.
g.. @4iaer's Muferfehuns .......g. Neutber.
III. Stnale &C.,. 9Sasner's MuItcprra.
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3Dintfrm0orfn

aui's Rei9baltiste unb @efdmadppQite a~7ertirt
unb beebrt I& icl&es isinsn serebrten aunetu Ct
SebsnF anau3eisen.
Das Eager it nit alien neuen Gri9einuneen
Der @ailcn ausssfattet unt bietet nan1entii9 cine
@rDBe Mu8mabl in &lei6er<
1tpfen.
Bunte unp etnfarbiee SeirenNofe
p~ertaufen mir eenau tu Nem>gorfer prti{tn.
Gb<n}e unterbaItsn mir cine erube slusmabl in
@bawlS une @loats.
MQnttQe11
I'm ast:t %''"' a"' @s'''" 20" $500 an
@eib>@ aaren uno
Grinmin8s.
Damn baben mir ftets sintn btbeuttnbeu une
srobartisen @crratb BON ,.~
@taple II. Dpmeitic @aQren.
~ ... Suffice & Gorepau8b.
@aurice Auerba6,
.st.ti3t1 &le,s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

oteler q aber1nals Der 5errider Der poli>
tilden Situotlpn l1np f6nnte iece WaB<
re9el III Gonorslle curdlesen rrer rerbin<
BERT surb eie Drcbuns Der u, nit Ser
e|ncn reer alceren Nartet III 1immen.
Gr:c3hlts cine lrld>e Gralit;rn itren Eyre
dcr I'M n3d,ltcn Naul:, 10 fSnnte cicle
Melaiiancs mSllid'sr Weile SIT elmer
GrUnc!ase Ger S!elun9 Ger Narteien int
Hr1i1sntlnmohlfompf emerrtn. s. m1re
eurW pte'e MfilNuu9 cine unationale" Notz
tel ru Icmety1tie, RE id, oui rieie Gi3enz
'ba11 10 Wei Sit gut thut, e1~t9e9en9elekt7
Die atle Ir5|t1t ouf Grfrl9 UNI Seute
battt, ater rcn elmer rrln;ipiellen rerutl!z
tanllhen Yartel fpnnte nitt mebr Die Mece
1ein Is wlre cie & itpraticn rer Wti1z
partel nah reue(ter 6aGcn. Bates poer
G%rtttencen rlren et,ra tire Gonciroten
unc Die Nepublifaner res MorcenS, nc
rieler neuen SABINE ntbt fpl9en tpcIten>
mllbten co5 uielbeiprp9eue Stumptidet
itimmen,
Cine G%eentualitat dbnli6er Mrt bate
Die g. .. Tritune In bent rpn un6
mebrfa6 belprrdenen Nrtifel int Nu9e, bic
80. Sate5 ais eiuen paiencen damn Der
Wfitte ppridld9t,
IS it mU9lih, pab Elm dbnlihe6 Nrrorz
cement 81 Stance fcmmt; unmp9lt9aber
1T eS> cag ilb Die Ncpptivbiir9er in ir9ene
elmer beceutenren 3abl an pielsr Coalition
tettetli9m t0nnen. (N. Y.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

Nnfan9 Mcr3en5 9 ubr.
@tutritt frei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

@eriit fir cen carriers Terry
Yutl6 Serontmprtli9. - Die
~N.zy. Staat5st9." meint: Ollie Die melz
de ia3en, caf rer Sflavc in 8erlebuna
9ottlider uno menihlider 0eleBe lsiner
neutrality-suspicious. Nedte teraubt iei, m1z
rem Yeran1wprtlid> menn be>rafncte 59aa<
ten tidy tur Necplte 9s9en he StlaYen bali
tenpe SeY1ltcru111 tcred,ti9t 9lauben,
ST bic NuI9t ret uStaats,eitunA"
eine ri6ti9e, canm 3rabt nur 9leiA bic g.
teine 81. Sefferlcns aus UNI bdn9: iie
nit reten auer llnterSei9ner Der llnatz
bal1aiateit5rufunre an ben galsen, rer
prAverratbern 9ebubu. Oenn ile waren
81 ia, rie Suert uup ypy Muen Die aufz
rubrerilhe Sebre pcn ben uuyerluberliz
den Men1henreGnn in Mmerifa aus
lpraden.-
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GurppQiIbe 9fQ6ri6ten.
. eutfhld

8erlin.- Carl Sitter, BET beribmte
@eosrapb, 1T am %. Septemter i'm &c.
gimme Res 81. Sabrss in @erlin 9ei}orten.
Sn Sel6 niB (Gad1eD brannten am
IS. Septemter bon 399 @etaucen 800
ntener
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
ART GALLERY
OF American POrtraiture.
rner of Union and College Streets,

TNHIS establishment, the most extensive in the
Il Southwest, still continues be the resort Of
the fashion and beauty of our country, which fully
endorses the sentiments of thousands, that is the
great EMPORIUM for
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
kerosene Oils.

NOTICE The enlargement Of the KEROSENE
~ WORKS being now mpieted give notice
that All orders from the TRADE III be aled prompt
ly At present TariH prices.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL. Co,
apT2i-lm No. SO Beavers st, y. Y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
A G. A r d

A J. IRWIN Formerly Of Irwin & AcC1elAnd
"A. Huntsville, Ala.,) having become associated
with in our business the style OF the firm will be
IRWIN, MCCLEII-AND n co.
". A. a J. c. McCLEILAND
Nashville Feb. lg. 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
sS 4 " u 2 q -

WYE have a be ,uuril collection of Of Dahla roots
w OF the first quality and tre most brilliant col
ors. For three dollars We Will furnish OLc dozen
every one OF "A different color.
GARDENING TOOLS OF every kind, for the use OF
lady amateurs aud pr lctcal gardeners.
500 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, from to 25 centsa
paper, all from Bliss's Nurscr rs.
PUMPS.-Wc have just received full assortment
nf Cowmg' Pumps, all of which We warrant ana VIII
sell a shade lower Than the ma ket price.
coal OIl~--Our lamps are known To be of the
simplest aud best coustruc ion, and our oil pure aud
Tree from all offensive odOr.
PLATED AND BRIFANIA WARE.-We have a great
variety OF patterns Of Casters, spoons, Forks, Cups,
Conce Pots, Urus, Ladies, &c, ~. ..,..
rrrrol MACK ENIIE 4 MINCIIIN T.
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StOp the Renorf.

1tiscurrenty report that we sell no Goods an v
at Auction, when, in fact tSothirds of our saes are
private the same a. IN any other Wholesale House D
tile city, with tais exception, sell for short proat
for cash anu short prompt paper.
fcb2i BG4N TRABUE & LUCUS
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mo r. WE ST
Our own Manufacture.
S T 0 r A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

FJ,HE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse
i recently erected running through from Market
College street and amply prepared TO store
favorable terms all articles that may be offered
The attention OF merchants in the city Is peeialy
directed facilities for taking OF Sugar Co
fee eack Salt and MDasses and 10 the fact thai n
suranee against hre be obtained goods stored
with most favorable terms.
We wllalso keep constant supply Of BAIED HAY
Ind CORN in Sacks which wiifbe sold most
pnable terms. A share Of public patronage ls re-
- tf..ff.- ---fE
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Ladies' fine Xii Nor. B1otees with and withouthees
- :" Slippers, 9 %
- a. - 90 Lasting Buskius - +"
/" Lasting side and front lace Caters, "
I" Calf SeWed Bootees, &c.
Misses and CAildren's hne KID and Morocco Bootees
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
SPRING OPENING.

ME VIII commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN day or two, (of which due notice will
CIV en- and az We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and all who buy
Tor cash " ~ bear n mind that do an excluslv
Cash Business, and We willsell goods at a very una
advance IRWIN, MCCI EIIAND A CO
febla-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
Photographs!
MeIainOtypes!
and AnbrOtypes!

At this house pictures warranted to please or
charge will be made
We would especially invite the community and our
friends ia general 20 visit great Hall OF Portra-
ture whore pictures Of the most celebrated States
men and Divines be seen, viz: His Exceency
President BUchanan, the Vice President, HIS Excel
lercy Gov. johnson, Hon. Cave johnson, A. V.
Brown J. A. AcEwen, Eph. II. Foster and a thous-
and others II oelebrty-Bshops Pierce, Kavsnaugh,
Early, Payne, BLscOm, Soule, Andrews and Rev. DR..
Edgar, &c, &c.
Copies of the above be had at a low price at
any time.
aurl..--tf-
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Hats for Spring and Summer.

Ihaveiu iust received direct fron the factories
all the dNere"t colors aud sly les of Cents Boys and
Chldreu's Fur, Cashmere, Merino, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Gents fine soft Bell Paris Hats;
- 3" - French -
Cable
Laghorn
WHIPS WHIpS Sc "a ruII aseortr,ept
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n. p Merchants, IN want Of any Of the above ar
tcles will ind their advantage give call
| can ammodate them by the dozen at a low
prices any other house IN the City.
mar3-tf B. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
Attention. NIachinisfs. sc.

1000 feet OF Leather and Gam Betting from to II
inches wide, also Lace Leather, CopI er Burrs and
Rvcts on hand AMI for sale low for cash at Nos SO
and 50 cornerof College aud Broadway.
b 4. CUTTER.
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Gents. Bows and Youths.

Cents fine Cali pegged and stitched Boots;
- - 80 Congress Caters;
90 - " 80 Oxford Ties;
Z" - 90 Strapped shoes;
q 90 and Patent Leather Low Shoes;
% {" - - Cong. Caters, &c.
Boys and Youths iuo Calf peggcd and ed Boots
49, -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-25
HALLS PATENT CONCRETE
FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES.

TNII1sE Safes have given greater satisfaction than
Il any other now in use They have never failed
in a single instance 10 preserve their contents
W. now prepared t. furnish better SAFE than
any other esttbI shmeut u the Union
HALL. CARROLL n CO.,
No. Is and II East Columbia street.
CINCNNAu, Feb -. 1889.
nr- HlI1.NAN BROTHERS, Nashville, are agents
or the sllc of the above sup rior safes.
I-hZ6-im
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$50 NewarN ror Xim

ID DANAWAY from the subscriber az Decherd ne
N pot the night Of the 23rd of March last Ne
gro Man named JIM Of yellow complexion. about so
years OF age, feet high, will weigh about l75 pounds
Jim ra-ed by :, MARSH, Esq, OF Dixon comfy
Tenn. There Is a small his left nostrf, that
he says produced by blasting rock and "a few
on his breast caused from burns, though not partc-
ularly rene mbered by any 20 which breast
this is He has rather down look and an
ehsminate expression Of the eve when spoken
though good coantenanee, with broad forehead and
round eyes. Jim bad when be lelt Pea Jacket
OF black Casinet and yellow Jeans Pants son Hat ot
purple color. He Is a blacksmith by trade, and Was
sold BY r. = Hawkins % ". J. Martin.
The above reward will be paid 10 any who
Will deliver ban at Chattanooga, Tenn, or 10 l..
:. Hawkins, No. Is Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
W. J. MARTIN,
ap.7-f G Chattanooga tennessee.
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a. Y M H a. ES

IN addition 20 the stock purchased Of J. K. nardcn
L have received the following:
500, 900 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring;
100000 White - "
so uyG ." y & 4. White Pine Ceiling;
20 900 Basc.lud Wasbboards;
~ 900 clear White Pine al tuicknesses;
100000 " Poplar Plank, Joistand SCauuiugi
200. .OOO Cedar, assorted.
ALSO Window sash and Frames and Blins To
r,a,h. Pine Pauncl Doors sud Frames, Mantle Pieces
Moulding aud brackets, Poplar and Pine shingles. A
r4ll supply alwny hand At the Nashville lumber
Yard NJ. / IL Broad street.
rsbS-3u, J. I. GIBSON
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Economy in Fuel.
w sizes Of the
TrOpic Coal Cooking Stove,

Containing one of the egrcatestemprovemense ever in
trodured into Cooking Stoves, VIZ; The BURNING
IBE Gas And SNoRE ARISING FROM Co l.
BY this method hty per cent of the fuel is saved,
and much hotter dre conveyed To the oven.
We have one of these Stoves on exhibition at our
Store. We believe u 10 be better for Cooking with
Coal than any Range Stove that has yet been In
vented. IL WI save its cost IN fuel in few months
We warrant them TO be nl that promise for them,
and If the do not merit public expectation are
willing bear any loss that NAV
MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN,
april l4College ST., Nashville.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02
King G sorg, tho Fourth in ireland.

4 REVIEW m Jessc's Diary Of the Relgn of
George ". ia tie London MornnJ Ncrs, des-
crlbr the Kings si~i 10 Ireland thus
'rbr donth of thu Queen, und the sul!en mood
into which the pcoplc oi Eu u,and fell as thu result
oi that sDraphn, drove tho King To lrc,nnd, to
derive from tle Wild, frantic hurrahI Of Paddy
some consolation Tor the i'll suppressed and dan.
gcruus mutcrings of john Bull, II wasa famous
stroke Of policy that Irish visit and proved very
advantageous for nll pnrties concerned. A real
live King, one who looked like King who was
ready to shake lands with anybody. who took
kindly to whiskey. and who constantly wore an
immense shamrock in his buiton-h"lc, soon be-
came almost mn object OF worship with tho sus-
ecptho West Brtons. 1t was the little fishing
village Of lIowth which had the honor of welcom-
ing tho first English King who had visited lre-
land since the ,ays of tho Plnnlegenct. The gi-
gant,c ishcrmen gnuht aud ragged, crowded
round the royal visitor ns he stcpped ashore, and
one tremendous lollow was successful in seizing
the delicate cwelleI hand Of his nstonished sove-
reign. The latter stared, shrunk back, and
WINGED. but reoullcctlng himself. smiled gra-
cously. and Ms the French say, accepted the sit
untion.' The fisherman hViDg given tho royal
band tremendous shake, held up his own i'm
mense grimy paw in the mir, and swnro with tre-
mcnlous energy that the hnnd which had been
slIakeu'hy the King should ne'er he touched bysoap
or water to his lying 'ny.' The King was do
lishtcd,nnd scencl highly toappiecintc the extent
o shcrilico which his irish subject was Wiling 10
make to the scntiment Of loyalty. y.-Thcn the peo-
pie shouted. IIurrah for llowth aud your majes-
iy! The King laughed heartily at this now order
Of prcccdcney, aud ust as the carriage was dri-
wing Off one sharp fellow. more collected than the
rest. bawlcd out. Aud sure your Majesty won't
forget the Window Tax We have in the frst
volume an amusing description Of tho way in
which the rcyal time was spent during tho pas
saso across the Channel:
"Thc passage to Dublin was occupied in eat
ing gooso pie and drinking whiskey, in which his
Majesty partook most abundantly. singing many
Joyous. songs, and being in Il state. ON his ar
aiyal, to double in sight even the numbers Of bis
gracious subjects assembled on the pier to receive
him. The fact WINS, they were in the last stage
Of intoxica,ion. However, they got him to the
Park .+r
.Thr Irish visit was one continued ovation.
The letters teen with rnpurous comments on the
loyal enthusiasm of the Irish, whom we find,
however, with al eye to the main chance, taking
every opportunity to dispose the royal mind
f,vorably towards the great question Of Roman
Catholic emsnci patton The repeal Of the window
tax. their first petition, was obtained at once. and
although emancipation was not carried until ten
year AFTER there is no dn,,Lt but that the fonnda-
ton was laid during the Kings visit to IRELAND" +"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Punch. Of the 5th of March, contains tho fol-
lowing admirable description Of an old fashioned
sewing machine. which every Bachelor should
po-sess:
THE very best sewing machine q man can have
il wife. It is one that requires but kind word
to set it in motion. rarely gets out ofrepar, makes
but little noise, is seldom the cause Of dust, and
nnfe in motion, will go On uninicrru ptediy for
hours, hostthe-sligt trimming Or The email
est personal supervision being necessary. 1t will
make shirts, darn stockings, sew on buttons, mark
recket handkerchiefs. cnt cut pinaiores, and man
ulaclure children's froeks out of any old thing
you may give il; and this it will do behind your
back as well as before your face. in fact you may
leave the hUusc for days, and ii will 60 on WORKING
Just tho same Ifit does got out Of order litsie,
from being oyerworked, it mends itself by being
left alone for shurt time, after which 1t returns
~ its sewing with greater vigor than ever: VI
course sewing machines vary great deal. Some
are much quicker than others. II depends In .
vast measure upon the particular pattern you -
lect. Ii you ar are fortunate in picking out ths
choicest pattern of wife--one, for instance, that
sings whilst working, and seems never To bs -
happy as when the husbands linen 10 in hdnd.s-t
the sewing machine may be pronounced perfect Hfta
kind: 90 much 20, that their ID no
world that can possibly replace it. sishss rF loss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

creati, n wo do nut deny. IIe must have obtained
his knowc cdse If il traditonally.or from some ex.
isting manuscript, or by direct inspiratirn--an
the latter. we think 10 be moro probable; bur II
favored with vision, or with visions Of the crea-
ton. it does not follow that they covered % longer
sraco Of time than that indicated in his narrative.
The view presented IN the foregoing articles is ono
perfectly consistent with fair interpretation Of
The sacred text. aud with all the established facts
oi Geulogcal Secncc. 1t was suggested by Chal-
mers more than fifty ycns aso, and held by him
with n growing n,iotlon OF its consistency aud
truth to the dny ot his death. In the shadow Of
that grcnt name. equally familiar aud distinguish
oil in the circles oi theology aud science, We may
sacly venture To tread.
We have cndeavored In this discussion to estah.
lish tho following points;
|. That while there were several geological pc.
rods preceding the present, covering ynst intervals
of time and distinguished by their sepnratc or.
dcrs Of existcne, yet thnt these forms of animal
anl vegetable lilo occur not irrrgularly. but in
graduated order. ascending from the lowest forma-
tinns and organisms until we reach tho surface,
where they terminate and bnvr their highest dev0l.
opmcnt in Man, aud tho present system Of crca-
tiun.
>. That all the preceding fhrmatiiesssl-.d rcfor.
once 10 tho Last nnl wcrc 1cslgned to prepare the
earth for man abode, and to provide for his ply
sieai comfort and social progress.
3. That the Bible being simply book Of rcii-
9jonv and no, scientific truth, contains no account
=" tho older creations, but confines itself ~ tho
origin oi our race and those forms of Ito peculiar
" connected Wit, IT,
!. That tho aecnunt in Genesis allows u suff-
cienl interval between the first cseatnn of matter
aud s prrscnt arrdn gemenl ior All the older for.
mainns--thcfe heing no limitation rs to time.
D. Tha, Geel,g, not only furnishes no proof Of
mans ex,sicnrr. or TINT "i the species of animals
and plants peculiar to hls abode farther back than
the M,saic date Of tho last creallan but demon
stracs tho utter mpnssibliry VI their prior oxis-
tcnre.
6. Tint the account which tho sncrcd historian
gives of the condition If mntier nj tho beginning
ot tho lust creation. correspond, with tho state
mcnts of Geology concerning tho physical phcuon-
cna Of that pcriod.
So far then from there being any conflict bo-
tween Scripture and Geology. there exists perfect
Concurrence aud harmony The believer in Revela-
tim has nothing 10 lear from any Of the investi-
cations Of Science. llc should wcieomc aach ad-
,ancng discovery as IL tribute to his faith, Tho
facts Of science md tho statements Of Scripture
nny form while he msinterpetrd md scen ,u clash.
but they will all AT last lie ound uni,e ia thRtao
know lcdgement which shall yet be cAtorted from
o,rry human intellect aud human tonguo.-that
tat Bible is mot the word of man, but, In very
tgeth, THE WoRp OF Con" 5. X. G.
LYNcHBrHd, March 18th, 1889
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Iionpt personal sttent. We hope by close aei
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fNAKD.-I. 0u the lst inst, Conncc,rd with ine
~ in the Commission business Mr. JNb ID HOLT, late "
Hsnx q. Va and take th occasion I" return thanks U
old friends the liberal bstow
ed upon and solicit for the concern Of
promising efforts 10 advance their
Very Respectfully,
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