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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

ME1pHIs. Tenn, September 8 1851.
MEssEs. MANsFIELD & HIGBEE:
GEETLE>iESAfter suffering less from the Ague
for and Ending relief fro physicians
pressed DOns the popular remedies Of the day In
dUced BY friend = your Though already widely
known - sure for Fever and Ague, the TEXAS
TONIC 81 ri p and happy to state that it worked to
charm have had but Chill since and TIL caused
by imPrudence the third day aer) although nearly
three months have elapsed and unhesitah ely
ommend II all who suffering any form Of que
safe and pleasant remedy for the same.
Respectfully yours,
II. v. B. SHATTUCK,
principa. Linden Street Public School
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

Our friend jenkins while visiting tie
country few days since met Frank H,
when the following conversation ensued
Frank-Weu, jenkins, what's the news
from Brownlow
Jenkins think he viii be in hell before
long
Frank-Well, that will be a good thing
for this country, won't it?
Jenkins-Yes; but dcrelisA bad thing
for he'll
Frank thought SO, too
ss--slz
Gents, Ladies & Misses shoes selling cheap
for cash, at Fleming UsseLy K Co.'S.
The readers of the Bulletin will please
cxcu g. e local" this week for not bring
ing mp his corner as usual, as he has gone
to Reelfoot Lake in the hopes of "killing
a bar, in order that Mrs local may have a
skin to wrap ye little local up in"
We are selling our staple goods at New
York prices, per cash.
FLEMING, UssERY & Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23
MEMPHIS. Tenn, August 81. 1867.

MEMPHIS Tenn August 81, 1867.
MEzsEs. MANSFIELD & HiGBEE:
DEAR SIRs-In March had attack Ct Chs
and Fever After using the usual remedies tQuiune Smiths
Tonic, without any good results induced try
your TEXAS TONIC SYRUP. After taking a doses
entirely relieved and have had Of the disease
pleasure recommending speedy
for the above named disease.
Very respectfully,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23
septI4 If HARRNGroN & Co.

PosTpoxED.- The second drawing Of the
Southern Asylum Lottery, which was to
come of at fernando, Miss, on the Sd
Monday of October has been postponed for
a short time Due notice viii be given OF
the day on which the drawing ofnumbers IS
to take place. In the mean time let ali per
sons who wish to test their luck call upop
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

Call and examine the prices of our staple
and dress goods We are selling cheap for
cash. FLEMING, UssERY & Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

II you have a little spare money, yen can.
make good Investment by calling at Elem
ing, Ussery & Co.'S
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23
Only Against Loss of Life
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. 600
OFFICERS:

NJ J. wIOKs. President; a. sEEssEL, viee-Prssiasn.
W. F. BOYLE, Secretary w c. MCCLURE. Treasurer
}. Il. EDMoNDsoN. General A gent:
T. WOODWARD. Regular Physician
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

PROFESSOR Y. DAY.-Ladies and gentle
men visiting Memphis during the present
business season should not fail to call at the
Art Gallery Of Professor Y. Day, located at
the southeast corner Of Main and Union
streets. As photograph artist, Prof Day
ranks the most renowned in the South.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23
Gents under shirts and drawers at Elem
ing, Ussery & Co s, cheap for cash.

ing, Ussery & Co s, cheap for cash.
s. Reward. -Stolen from my shop on the
4th inst, gold chain, small size, 10 inches
long having attached to it a gold dollar, on
which is engraved the letters R. NJ. !" A
gold breastpin, containing brilliant sett, was
also attached to the chain. viii give So
reward for the recovery of the same and $40
for the apprehension of the thief
RICHARD MooRB,
Barber Bolivar Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

If you want bargains, call at Fleming
Ussery & Co.'S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

NorIcE-The undersigned desire to give
notice that they are nov offering their entire
stock Of goods at cost for cash. We have
great many desirable goods for fall and
winter, and other goods suitable for all sea
sons. Our stock is broken TO some extent
still persons can End nearly any thing they
may want IN our line We can and will
sell great bargains. The public are Invited
to call and examine.
Respectfully,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

No 232 FRoST Bow.-Among the old and
reliable business firms of Memphis will be
found Choate & Co.. dealers in hardware Of
an kinds, tin, copper and sheetiron ware,
stoves, CRATES, etc. Our citizens could not
patronize a better or more reliable firm.
When in Memphis call on Choate q Co, and
examine the large stock Of goods which they
have on hand
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-23

=. -. = -.al a1-- rl0curv ,.o4ets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21

son isis a .fidgety crank, !" said Ce-
ell. hesitating for an expression
strong enough but it'snot that. /
was just wondering why you and
papa -.5aoitd ~ e pts 3 %. 4 49,, Z
Sir Hugh let his book fall with a
sudden noise, land went out of the
room, passing the child, but taking
no notice of, herr l 8i ssgoJyI -.Ii5.y
-BWhy, you band papa3 said Geciko
ARE, 50 +, odd, "a likef5 grand visit
ors. When there's any one here II
know have to sit still, and not tum-
BILE my frock, nor cross my feet; but
when there's no one it's different. 'oI 2
- Your papa and I are = not chill,
dren. q said Lady Raihham e. Grown
up people must be steady, Cis." ss5
Then. !. don't Tn want to be grown
up. And I'm sure, quite sure that
I'll never be married, IF one is to do
nothing but sit-sitan day long, and
/ have no fun szi.-. q. i-...E
lady Rainhaam bent down to kiss
thearesolute clips that uttered this
bold decision, and then, her face grew
sad, 4 There, swerel times when even
to her pride the life she led seemed
almost too hard to bear = times when
she was mad enough to think she
would fntefp SIR Hugh that The act
which stamped him in. her eyes as
base anddishonoredow was no secret to
ahef, as he doubtless Believed it to be-,
But sheIcould notadob it. 2 It seemed
to her as if the consciousness that she
knew you'd only make him more con
lin hers, It Would, but widen, the gulf
and make what shenWasiable to bear
nowanutterfys intolerable.p iF0rIi she,
never doubted that heipurport Of the
letter. was, knownlto him, and hebhad'
suppressed it.for his own ends And
THE poor boy who wrote it was, dead.i
There was the great mischief of it ALI
IF He had been living and well, so,
tender aihalO3 might not ahave rested
Rover the past. and all in the past con-
nected with him !; so bitter avresent-
ment. might not have been nursed in
silence against the wrong which her
husband had done themabotha But
Frank had lived but a few months
after her wedding, and she never saw
him again. il He was dead, and she had
killed himAho, |, not she, but Sir Hugh
- CONCLUDED To-SfoRROw. en tieei
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21
MACHINTsTs.a

.garIrnqomralE 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21

81 ,,n uaW -sa4 ssyey ~ III Isl 4iFI
Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
iSilver-P Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city. of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and gatterns of wareBd 05G, eGied jnJgl
Vc '-1o LOU LOU h ~ sEud fand ysa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21
.IHIID fIETIF -
WHITE GRANITE, WARE

, 30 i1sgCiu aICHao t-.aS -dt Z ~ 4. ftilie4s',
l8rJue1 2ICntlt .eSfs = 4---i 5.ftichi itit
is now complete, and only wants looking
at to induce all to make their purchases OF
us; and iOuTstOck' Of o5i.6 - DIR ISL" 5sl
" tftf IN ssulttf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16
COAsTvgSE STEAMSHIPS.
DAciFlc NAIL STEAMSHIP C0nPANY's
IL through line 20

60, through line 70
cARs as.iiissYS UsI4k As STATES S1rs1x An
s,esm per So ssssS si,ss isss OF Canal srs..
Eo.enTss i~xsizoS@. Captain yea Msury. connecting
so,sm1sr ess' ca1GsSir. c.O.la Gray
eo ns,ss. . slssa STAR Ssp.'q u Conner
TO- pounds sasass aa.ed % each adal passenger
scaes a Acapulco; those and
o s.s h %. ror .od
'ossn :, s,assnne ,r.... IN -.
from rsu o. s's e ASsp. ss~ 5ss
closely ~ and cum Rr g .m s.s srss
sS.ssrei neeemher I. yohchsmA ~, -!h s,esmers EhM
ticket. .aa :. further ,nforms,en apply !.
SS ne wharf, 100 q oao xsY AGENT sss'
NoRra AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
op qPSs SSt y 0aaalPsy
HESuclp RsiSs ~ % rxssaos AND AND " FREIGHT
'as 'a'''y f pss sss s'ss sS '' VIM rM.
WI be despatched ~ The Norah American Steamship Com
Monday, ysv. y, a nooa,
At fsaA'na with ihs nav fast .ssmship
r steamships ss; ssps ss sS' su II s ssa ssa
10y sha have sccommodAons that are
70 % Ioo~sd S.ssssss - ~ Ne s.vorI,' steamship
connecting At r.asins wan e .se new steamship
''' passage o f''sA' iBp'E sSArnrxoros.. Agent.
w West street corner sf wsrrec s,rsss Esw 1920. hox
81 zsehAsss plaee sew YORK.
GlsAL AND VERA CRUZ
- Morican Mail steamship Line,
Carrying the Unised statse nehA
Post ponemsut Of BAihns data
The ar'' sls'' soi ''s. s,s,,,:o,A
John Doohen. CoBuonoor.
~ '' Ts 80 Z - s = n asr.n.
w. '"' s'''s 80 vrslsh, snd psssass once.
20. = ss''1cN rvsxss AVA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

D.ERREPONr HOUSE, BROOKLyN HiIGilTs.-
SUITS aud single Rooms psrinansl t and trtn ent
ID. r. fETEkS, Proprietor.
W. II. Whine viii call al the above hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

ID cARMR AND IsADoRK GAykAUD-SX{s v TN ~ - ~
profcssor The contest M ~ ss,Sss each s
ion consecutive dAys The mash = y. - 49,. n
billiard Rootr. oofnsr Of Broadway 80 no"s- S
O'Clock r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

DRDoklYs BnAap.-aARG8 AND C0NMoDIOUs
ID Rooms. with Board: Tor gentlemen ant the wives
aud sng gsnemei. 40 81 Court sseet OF iytng
.lon. block lam city Ill., House has tbs modera
pros eu,enis and is neeiy furnished throughout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

n
III l0l Broadway. cornsr walker street.
Re-.ectfuiy fcdcstet 10 the mercantile immunity
The ostensibo fesuna ~ the above aDs VIII
he to dispense catabs ,a drnkAnles %. the novelty
It's and sy.esn throughout Is o
trey daeren fs.a sny,hlng II The knovu word tina no
other ia RIDER" viii convey fts appIcsoa
Its main OF jcct bs4ag excessive cleanliness whole
somsnes 10 wors ass VIII therefore he ps-smouns
nnce.
Nothing Of NAT, Adulteraisd VIII be s-vra 1t III, e.
lahlshment and the most fasiitous aYsuis vii ntd
eradication bcyonc AZ e1pecta,sbr.
Everythps ssrved VII "a specially srs A. rates
forming times
IL ever 6lting VII ~ fessure Itself ana following
po plans hitherto scorEa restaursnts aud
bAItooms.
khe bs c,untsr ~ y~ncirls All tUidiny fcrin
clean before attempted wssh ~,
tfnrs benr aceomplshal ~ Messrs Bogsrl Zoos.
The move khsn appliances ~ Me<srs. bFsDhAu. Dean
Gfo.
The ga 8zs are b. Messrs. Coveli 4 ca
The se. 0rtwed s0pfrsst by Mclnlshl from the
recipe ~ ne sstzhllsimso1 10 specially and success
rhc FROM 70 when term ebert OF Gorgeous WI apvy II
being on stfuctef BY G AOnk.
The n nhjees Tor stnU the ra1.s hr1a ,ost -
out g. tnem .e deserved Tor pt sis
an1 capsay N carrying pt csss novel ART eoefprs NJ
with inielliKcncs aud daspsteo
Due nosse win BE- rvsn 81 10 opening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16
pDL1TJCALs
U,uURTxENrH WARD ON DECKi
Il JOINT HOFFMAN,


CsvURTkENrH WARD on DKcKi
IL JOHN r. HOFFMAN
wrss FOH MAZDA IN -.
At larre and Enthusiastic needing Of the Fourfo.s
Ward Democratic Unipn Ward Committse heia - $780,
Assembly tooina xA Brormc street. 90 thursay oss-n
November ~ isss the following resolutions ~es shs"
whersss somcssy. integrity and sbisy the Susnca.
tons which should bess command psDhc man ~ - ~
Where's these sli,ss have been srhbissd 10 an So
nent degree by John Hoffman dnrae w. omcia' he wv
ss Recnrsicr aud NJ yor OF thss city, there FORE =.
Resolved, That cordially snd sArnss'y enoorS ~
nomination J Z, 7. HOFFMAN FOR MAYOR,
and call upon ali good democrats 20 Join With Va Ia svne
him hearty aud seacus upport. ,,.,,,.,. Co.,,
- M JOHN CUNNIN0HAM, Chairmaa.
,css \ xe ygvss- sscrsssrss
NEW YORK YOUNG NEWS EErvBI,nAS usIoE.'
NON. VHARLEs suMNL.ss AbDHEss
A Cooper Ins,lluie. Tuesday evening NovcmbsrD
Tickets 25 cents each.
ArAruvaLTzED CfrizeNs--A GRAND MASS mkEr-
IN pr ~ American ritizens viii Ne held ~ 40 Cosp~
Institute IN Tuesday evening, Nov. 70 1871 70 ave
public sentiment The OF those nntu.s-'s
held 40 prisoners by foreign Fowere 1872
legal warrant Justification, and also 10 denus tne
Of nstarszed Americans 70 the protection % tas -
ment OF tse United states while travelling %
business other several dsng sss
will be present and address the meeting An caozs.s
out disilacsion, arc invitsd 10 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

rArkwgA AND ISABELLA GRAPES. IN FIVE
~ pound wood oorss packed 10 siun- ~ and
boxes superior article for hotels,
dealers Will ship 81 good order 20 Southern ct4 rres
fAabells, &c. CatAwra 90 per pound. Orders prr1sply
led. Q. w. fDEl.L. West stree. foot ~ Z y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

REsr FAMILY BOARD ron WINTER ~ IaE
ID tlcenn t0u<~ EUROPEAN plaul Staten isani. FIRST
hudug from Mhtehali stree. auA thirty inmates iron
Nah large doublr rooms s. TO 81 o. per
gle do IS %. Aouse heated b M.
7 $3.50 o. u. READ. Holman House. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16
OCA EAST 18TH ST TWO VERY PLEASANT HALL
ALf Rooms 70 let. with Board. dinner att.

90 EAST THIRTY SECOND sTREEr--ro LET,
40 Room fora single gentleman IN private Jewish
family, with without Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

A ITO LET IN OLD HERALD BUILDING. CORNER
FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. DESIRABLE BUsI-
NESS OFFICES APPLY TO ISAAC 0. BARKER,
ROOM u NEW HERALD BUILDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16

HOUSES, ROOMS, SC. TO LET.
10 LET IN NEW HERALD BUILDING.
AN ELEGANT STORE on ANN STREET
TWO HANDSOME CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS on
FOURTH FLOOR.
TWO LARGE ROOMS ANN STREET FRONT. FOURTH
FLOOR.
ONE FINE ROOM. REAR. FOURTH FLOOR.
Apply 10 ISAAC o. BARKER room u Herald Building.
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-11

~. Section eighteen of an act of tongrrss
approved March 3 lsi5, provides That cor-
tracts for the transportation Of the mail shall
be let. "in every ease, 10 the lowest bidder
rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance. without other reference Ia the
mode OF such transportation than may be
necessary 10 provide for the duccelerity. GER
tainiy. and security of such transportation"
Under this law, bids that propose to transport
the mails with "ceieriiy. certainty, and security
hdriIg been dccii,d a. he Me only iegdi bids. are
construed as p,priH.EgJ Jnrhe e1firt null hD'r-
orer ldrge. dHi rhdierer may be the mpde 81
coRreldRce Asc,ssdrg u iRSHre is "ceIcriig cer-
idisfs. and securing dHi hare he preference
orer on others. qad 40 others are considered
20. \ modification of a bid In amy Of it, es-
scniial terms is tantamount 10 a new bid, and
cannot be received, so a. Ia interfere with
regular competition aftcr the last hour set for
receiving bid, Making a new bid. with
guarantee and Geuiiicate,i- the only way tp
modify previous bid
2I Postma.tcrs are 10 he careful not 10 GER
iify the ~ulliciency of guarantors or surcticS
without knowing that they are persons offs suill-
cicnt responsibility a ddiSegdrdRibis nsiruc-
tioH by poSiaasiers is rioiafioH gf their oath
of oltce. uLjsciiRg hea,f0 iD,med'ate fmOral
All bidder. guarantors, and SuT'ticS are dis
tinctlv notified that on a failure Ia enter into
or perform the contracts for the service pro-
posed for in the accepted bills their legal lni-
blitics will be enforced aeaiu't'hcm.
-. Present contractors. and pcrsou- known
at the department, must, equally with Others.
procure giIarantorS and certificates Of their
suliciency substantially in the forms above
subscribed. The certificate of sniliclcncy
must be signed by a postmaster or bya judge
of court of record. No other will bc admit
ted. The certificate must also have affixed TO
it a ivc-ccnt revenue stamp cancelled. a. re-
quired 10y law, ALIEN. W.RANDAlL.
6w-30 Postmaster General.
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-11
FERRY FULLER. AIEX. MCDONALD
PERRY FULLER & CO.,
GENERiL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. POI Broadway,
Cor. Of Murry-strcet. ~.
NEW YORK.

REFER TO
N. Y. Nat Exchange Bank New York.
lsett, err d Co., Bankers
Merchants Nat. Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank Fort Smith
National Bank. Lawrence Kansas,
Gaylord, Leavenwofth CO., Bankers, st. Louis.
M"ssrs. Bradford, Wells d Co,
i" Buckley, sheldon d Co.,
We beg leave to inform the public that we are
engaged in the Commission Business in this city,
and will be happy to attend to any business en-.
trusted to our care We are prepared to receive on
consignment Cotton, Wool. Flour, Beef Pork,
H'deS, fhFs, Peltrtes or any kinds of Produce r
Merchandise and make liberal advances ON the
same.
Business faithfully attended to, and remittances
promptly made.
We are also prepared to purchase Dry Goods.
GOceries, and all kinds of Merchandise, Mt the
lowest market prices and toinsuring and shipping
the same by the most reliable companies.
We respectfully solicit your custom,
PERRY FULLER 4 CO.
Nov o. 66 Vi.
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-11
a War Wanted.

10 army six mule wagons complete
100 camp Kettles lO0 mess pans
30 sets harness no lbs harness leather.
viii he closed outat low rates war or no
war. hY t.4s {. t.. SCOTT & co.
Van Buren,, june %,
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HENRY. AYERS & co.,

LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
June leg, i0tf
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-11
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
To he MrfS 9f he Setcrol couRtjeS--GR.ir-
WHEREAS. \ vacancy exists in the Office
W of Lieutenant Governor Of this State,
caused by the resignation of the Hon. {. G.
Bliss.
therefore, The sherifls of hecountie, being
required by law to give notice, by hmoclaml-
tion, of the time and several places Of hohling.
elections and also of the officers to be elected :
ouarchercby commanded to cause an election
to be held, in pursuance of the statute in such
eases made and provided. in their respective
counties. on Friday. the 22d day Of femaiy.
~ ID. lS6" next for the election of a l.itil-
tenant Governor to fill said yacancy,
In testimony whereof have hcreunto
l>,~) set my hand and caused the seal of
! L.s.i the State to be affixed at Little Rock,
~ on the 10th day of November 4. ID.
..- ISAAC MURPHY.
RoprRr J.T. WHITE,
Secgc'o'y ~ Stdte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29

RELIGIOUS

A new Methodist church is TO be built at
Madison, y. j., next Spring.
Bishop James dedicated the new NJ L. Church
AZ C0eynans, n. Y. on Tuesday.
Bishop Odcnheimcr laid the cornerstone Of
the new Episcopal Chapel at Woodslde j., yesterday
morning.
The VI. 4. Church corner of Federal and
Third ss Camden, N. j., was burned to the ground on
the 10th inst
The Passionist Fathers of West IIObokcn
opened mission IN 81 Joscph's Church. Rhneclln on
Sunday last. They cease theirla bors on Sunday next
On Thursday Bishop Simpson dedicated to
the service Of God The NJ T. Church az Red Bank
y. J. There was preaching In the evening by the Rev
W. J.. COrbit
The Universalist Church at Scotland, Conn
dedicated on Sunday. There WAS also dedication
OF Methodist Church at Rockville, where Bishop simp
Preached
The Friends Westinghouse at Waterford,
Loudon Co.. Va, better known as Fairfax Westinghouse
destroyed by fire the stu inst The venerable ola
structure was erected just lG2 years ago
The Hierarchy who lately assisted in the
conservation Of Bishop Walsh Of Canada, have under us
cusslon TIE plaeticabty OF creating now AfchVsnol
TO nclude all OF the western section OF Canada KNOWN
as the Province OF Ontario.
The Sixty-frst-st. NJ. f. Chapel, between Sec
ond and Third ayes will DE reopcned next sunday al 100
a. III, Bishop james will preach; at D. No. the anlNer
sary Of the Sunday School will be celebrated aud at D.
NJ. DR.. Curry will deliver an address.
&On the 10Th inst. the cornerstone of the Mis-
Hbn Chapel OF Christ Church, Greenevile Conn, was
BID with appropriate ceremonies IN presence OF scVSI
thousand people The stone was laid by Bishop VII
cams assisted by DR. Banks OF Christ Church.
An Orphan Asylum is soon TO be established
Bridgeport Conn. All the noble hearted citizens OF
the place are interested in this laudabe movement ana
arrangements are now being made 10 establish the lnstl
tuition firm foundation at the earliest possible day
The Committee Of the Troy Conference OF
the Methodist Church have issued strong appeal TO ho
Mcthodss OF the country for funds for the erection OF
monument 10 Philip Embnry, the founder Of Mcthodlsm
In the United States, who died In 1875, and buried IN
Camden, Washington Co. n v Last year his remains
were removed 10 the old Ashu0ve burynR ground. aud
hitcTwaId taken and inferred ~ CaDDrIdgc n J. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29

from Waterloo a midnight The rain was ia to SSnp S
i',d with lantern, and two men 10 lSut sio
5,tion NVuisbt long, through kenull,' ., - ~,
il ,,I V-ay.-; to IAgOLer, distance Oh molc VA. ~,
y, a. an, lime table SOY So, his route var oNc4 ~
,. .,, Iir,Ecl drcuchne rain. Along tho
-, tia ,,e0ple from the farms and villages NV IN
~, ~ zee him aud nearly every Waysl1c Gnu Cl ~.
li 90 ocenied by men and women dIEeii ron VA
~ nv fbe storm These buildings were an Ilhe,a o,I
hntcd and until he became accustomed 10 tio nVeu
3iT Ge thought the piOus residents OF we COUNT I'm
ti,,, vel ous meetings, and their ciuluIeh
htol,, nouns He made Ligmicr IN nine hours ~
5ibon they sent Out brass band 10 pay 40, ~,
,,'O'l,,,, thc road 20 Elkhar y miles Al nosltn
~ Horses tired ont for the third time siECe ~,
90, froin Irt.ca were shipped by ran 10 l@poIt'i ~
sta..h b.,d he WAS received with the greatest enths
ISM outside OF the town he was met by sqtu I"
.e,neI, who had been detailed 10 protect nm CIV
Ia linn i'm safety TO the town. Here lie lels Era ;i
t,ti,,n. and natly refused 10 move an lrh
4iti-h bc had tree hours and seven minutes in Wucl
co. rafe hui ~ miles. AFTER the terrible Journey Hao
a. sgid me- felt mat that the remaining u nI,t
Wind be iie longest walk had ever undertaken tM
afternoon hs will probably 80 to me Opera hoSe
,c,,,r -fairIv The people clamOrOUs 10 see mn
snd ne win spca. % them Tonight from the stage; h
has been called upon today ny large hummer " 0i'
I'M hi this hour is taking little rest