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cYCLoPRDIA OF BIBLrcA

cYCLOPEDA OF BIBLICAL THEOLOGICAL AND EccLBSIAs.
IA .sx! s1scxa ar Vol Ni' B syo Sp S
Harper Brother.
The purpose of this comprehensive work is TO
furnish complete manual for the use Of students IN
every department OF sacred literature. IL contains an
count Of every proper in the Bible including the
Apocrypha arranged in the order Of the alphabet and
with the pronunciation denoted by an accent Every an
imal. plant, mineral implement OF other object men
toned in the Scriptures is inserted in the same manner
The original word Is suboined TO the English name, with
its equivalent English letters, and its precise sgnifca
ton The most important topics in Biblical literature are
treated whether terms under which they properly
fan in the Bible not In the department OF the
ology ample space given to the doctrines Of christian
y the creeds Of the various churches the conspicuous
hereses and controversies and the various religions other
than Christianity Church history and religious bogra
phy are treated in detail and full description Is pre-
scented of the rites ceremonies rituals and modes OF
ship that have from time to time prevailed within the
pale Of the church. The work commenced In 1852
since which time the editors with the aid Of regular
staff of contributors have been engaged in its prepare
ton In the division Of labor Dr. Strong has had excu
siye charge Of the titles In Biblical literature, while Dr.
MClintock responsible for those IN systematic histor
CAL and practical theology. Among the contributors,
Professor George Comfort has written most OF the pa
pers in the branches of Christian art and archie
Ology the Rev. George Lansing Taylor has prepared
biographical sketches Of ministers in the Methodist Eps
copal Church, the Rev. DIR. Harbaugh, Mr. A. Merwin
and Mr. w. Major have given notices respectively Of min
listers OF the German Reformed Church. Of the Presby
terrain and Churches, and Of the Epsco
pal Church The articles relating 10 the Roman Catholic
Church have been prepared by Professor Alexander
schem has also had charge OF ecclesiastical and
tonal statistics and 10 whose learning and vigilance in
the critical revision of all departments OF the work
cept the Biblical of its accuracy and completeness
may ascrbed The editors have made no attempt TO
render their work type Of impartial beraity In the
treatment Of conrovered subjects but while they have
made 1t the exponent Of their theological conyic
TONS they cannot justly be accused Of sectaan
ness Among the elaborate articles the present
volume are those Arlanism, Armnianism, Assyria
Atonement Augustine, Authorized Version, Babylon,
Baptism, Bible which afford very favorable examples Of
learned research condensed statement and lucid dis
cussion. The volume is copiously illustrated with en-
cravings wood, many Of which might have been
omitted to advantage and their place supplied by read
ing matter; but the temptation to use the accumua-
tons Of several years the business Of the publishers
was perhaps too strong 70 be resisted
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A RESfrGIADLL lUCNG WOMAN wants
IA situation as NURSE and SBAliSTRESS Wages Bet mach
object good Call address ELLEN HURLEY No 50
Rose st, third aoor - - Il H. --4----
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, who speaks En-
Inquire al No 85l TbrIave G. ADAMS
A NUMBER of well recommended Germans
IN Girls situations 10 general HoUskwORk he al MIS-
LOVES German Institute No II Sntoust near the Bowery
FAMILIES, Hotels and Summer Houses
promptly supplied with FEMALE HELP Of all nation. whe are
different branches Of Hoaework Also nmns
Gardeners Farm hands Poes Waters Servants Nc hgPy al
DEMOVAL.-C. C. BEDELL takes the liberty
III patrons the public generally that be has taken No
large spacious buildings Nos $50 and so Fooftaye cor TFen
fst opposite side Of the street, where be VII
supply them usual With tTstess servants Of de-
scnpion, both male and female
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5iinations Uante6-females.

A LADY of some experience, and with the.
~ for capacity AID character would te sTuA'
TON oUsEKEEPER snail family Address the fder Of tho
Liberal
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5iiuations Uanteo-male

A YOUNG MAN, IS years of age, of most
excellent character having much
and tact wishes to get permanent SITUATION IN some Whotsas
Butter other House. advance had
perieuce this city. Address w. s. No ~ lneS nua
ber) Forty-ninth-st. Nsw-York. -- -. u. -
A SITUATION WANTED by q Young Man
"A PORTER speak German Has ffsolass rerences Aps
ply for week to GODFREY PAYBlTB No POI Greene =
A SITUATION WANTED by Young Nan
~ Waterman Porter Has the best Of city reference ApHy
for week at No. 53i Broadway, Room No TO-
CITUATION WANTED by sober, steady
~ young Man BARKEBPE anything where The service ons
afraid required Recommendations security given.
Address D. N. H., Station d., Eigkhs.
CITUATION WANTED-By Man and Wife,
- the country as GARDENER understands e care o.
COOK and do general HoueSork Call as No
80 West Twenty 6rstst. top floor
no PRINTERS.-Charles r. Des Marets Gate
foreman Gaaeter viii receive Ssers or
week Address T. A. DIS hAREfS, No 20 Broadsi City
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Tcnntrn Real Gstate for Sale.


INTENTION ALL WANTING. FARMS! =
N Cheap Farm ana FRUIT LANDS Village Lots Water POsers for
sanF eacs 81 .s SGhas cSSsrf n''
soil sn loan Superior n for al ,., .SS sIp
For circulars and address as above ,7 49,, p....
ALL WANTING FARMS-G0od soil, mild
N climate south Of Philadelphia price only $25 per acre.
9 .s H5 : .sa S ss e. LSDs ' FS @
pARGATNS in COTTAGES, COUNTRY
wick MSu aH sGSe Long Branch Red Bank shsT.SSy
line soahse Railroad from io 70 $1,000 Also furnished
and 'ni'''A' P PSTFhs FsS s II Room
COUNTRY RESIDENCE and 10 ACRES for
ION s nSS aad from .aba House S oSvn ans
Ind 1 s a n% o % sS1s a
ss sSo stables .SI5s and as.sT.
cen. inIu,s Price lscO
nor SALE-One of the finest LOCATIONS
stand 80 feet above the water at distance Of only 10 feet from
Ky RSe Sls ,sS So sts sS landings a"s
S sHG le.s On sS gS md ere 1 o seldom
such i sale s bat rs s Pafss are growth r. SH
ornamental fruit the place Half the purchase money can
remain for term Oyes required Rsr cent srss ApRg@
IGOR SALE-In Litchfeld Co, Conn.,, large
Ind FsP a3SE ..Te s anS 1g FOR To-
sG ysJy Rsf @ oo E 40 80
TOR sALE--At an immense sacrifice large
BUILDING suitable for manufacturing storage purposes
and Of land buildings enrey 2soI50 has 500 feet Of
and bukhed situated on the
Perth AmbOy FREEMAN Co. No. 22 Broadway
nor SALE-At YOnkers, q very desirable
Il brick HOUSE. eight lots depot good carriage house hrscass
location; will rented j. T. SANGER No a Lbertys,
up stairs
GUNNER HOTEL SITE-The finest unoccu-
W. pied tg on a %f s sS"$ n s One s @
Railroad mile from station with OF the stese
saS q s Sasd s SasS SD 81 A o Iios
furnishing at all hoars excellent bathing ac
opportunities boating and fhng the shore property has
ground plenty Of fruit frstcass Summer Hotel u
mu wanted this point available private boarding house being
flied Overlooking every Apply TO IRELAND No ZOi
Broadway or b NJ GILBERT, Porchester, n y -
$4,000 AG yI fs of cq % T lTSn r Jm sG
cheap Superior grazing growing tobacco grain and grapes
Timber and be land the Ohio River Adj
dress ....... ~ j.. r. SYPHER, Tribune once
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honses ano farms mants6.

fjonses ano farms Wante0.
FACTORY WANTED-TO purchase a three
oussory BUILDING in NewYor or ts vicinity shont 4oroo
Address price and location, Boz 209 n Y Postohee
LIARM WANTED in EXCHANGE for Brook,
bn City property The advertiser will Exchange bis & ,
for go per aunum-r good 50 miles from New
Yor-Con6recu preferred Address With full particulars g. '" D.
Tribune Office.
VNANTED-A small OFFICE or DESK
w ROOM within block Of the Stock Exchange Address L. r.
j., Tribune ofce
NNANTED-0n Hudson River Railroad, this
w side Yonke HOUSE aud small parsel Of LAND at low
price or Land suitable ssa Dwelling Address, with full
teuas j. CURRIER Mason liamlins No $50 Broadway
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.ssSE sist1 go ssyi
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auftiou Sales of Real estate.
W. II. MILLER Anetioueer
by JOHN son 81 Nj / l. Err,
ID ArCTIONEERS AND

In - -
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS
HOns Stores Lots County Seats and FsTns sold ,sss
REFEREE's SALE in PARTITI0N :,5P
enpory Auction Of The ESTATE Of MOSES WAIVER de-
ceased situated Bath Long Island SATURDAY May 1867 e
JAMES COLES SOY Aacoaee 81 E s ID san
tally Residences with Barns Bathing Houses aud Gardens M
Privileges hundred slty feet Also several enc BUILDING
SITES The property situated directly on be LSSsr Sy 90 mn
extremely heAh within hour Of NeNIork va steam cars 70
Brooklyn. Perry viii be IN operation By hs o. I yTe Which
be sold 10 parcels 70 sus purchaser trsme Houses he e
in with brick Io feet two stories basement 'nd attic agn ss
order suitable for both summer and inter residence oI Sh s
outlay soa %s1s ss hGe s rf Ss sis H oS the
most beautiful and convenient place 81 ss1s ppy to 4RcHI
RAP I9yNG eS%er teS5sS .aa 81 GERARD SIX
y %rSs Referee New Court GERARD STEVENS Referee
DEAL ESTATE-THOMAS g. SONS SALE.
Very valuable BUSINESS LOCATION Two tbreestoy brick
RESIDENCES north vest corner Of NINTH ARCHsTs "a feet
'front.' deep TUESDAY May a. 1867 at II O'Clock nOOn'
will be sold at Public Sale Philadelphia Exchange all those two
very valuable brick messages ground there
unto belonging north Of Ninth and Areht
containing together Ah 40 feet and extending Of that
width depth along valuable fronts CLEAR
OF ALL ISCUMBRANCR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Terms
Two thirds purchase money remain the property
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS AartOneer,
Nos l39 and lr South Fourth-st Philadelphia.
V'HE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
Il will AUCTION TUESDAY May a. 1891 at II o'clock,
oSB MILLION TWO HUNDRED FEET OF LAND Columbus
w sS coSess Rnad Ssstou Ps1Sse Bocns
sahope James Exeter sud MSrborOughsts Terms
and eosoa made Known one SsA eeSrs as , ny order OF
Directors, n MA Nj bn.,, r, re dent
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Go feL


Go Get ....-
A MOST desirable STORE to LET-No. Al
PAr row. frat for Fronting and opening upon
Parhrow location for Insurance. Banking
business Inquire the premises Of o. JUDD Go.
AT No. 245 BROADWAY-TO LET, the
second Third Fourth FLOORS separately together
2Ili feet with l7ir2 hAhwsy Murray
st. Broadway stairs to be widened %
ORANGE JUDD Co, No Il PsrtrO-..
A STORE ON BROADWAY TO LET.-Store
No AS Broadway Eve fOOr, 2srl feet each with liIls
aOOu h,,chw.y Muuayst Inquire Of ORANGE
JUDD CO.. No. a PsrkIow.
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-ln Rye,
"A y mile. from Rye station y n IL Rae,d near The SOUND
Suidisss Inquire Of o. REYNOLDS premises
A FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-With all
SiSthUe.
AT ELIZABETHP0RT, n. IA fine STORE
and DWELLING Sh s III Hal Bl Il. L q cs
COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-The beautiful
~ CSust Sea, q & Wan Rsn.se'sr esq. near sswI.Sbga
the Hudson 70 LIT for The season vegetables outdoor and A
van RENSSELAER, OEse Of smaH Anderson ssqI' H. %
nESK- room TO LET-In the handsome,
rs % on 't ss soSI sr&s .Sd e Ne xa as cn
HOUSE No. 257 Henry-st. to LIFT, furnished,
from the LET Of MAY two easements two paros srtebslon
and four bedrooms Inqdrs BISHOP No 2l3 Gresnveh
IN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, a FURNISHED
" -Feurse brosssoue and BRICK within Eve minutes
wai ws Yeuyi with furnace crates range ga. bot and old
water BATH waisreosei stationary tubs etc. etc all perfect odr
VIII be rented 10 pvse family years siso pr
month rOnr Europe Apply DAVENPORT PASSIst
hoatasuest, hsrttoP.o .e r.. -sa. s..a
ROoMS to LET, with STEAM POWER, On
sesSnd and third foO and basement squs Of BROWN Co.
CTEAM-P OWER to LET.-A number of well
S2sIsTSs seh&ls ~ @ e Gs ssIa s''' A'''
GUNNER HOTEL TO LET.-Completely fur
psss Ti sS'9%sas 30 guests For full psreuls sddrss
V,O LET The beautiful HOUSE and grounds
s.ttss) ne o. = W Edncuds esq miis from BrcnIv. De
esSRds y sSs' C H''' Inquire
T,0 RENT at NEwBURGH-An unfurnished
s .ss p ai,'s DA0OH % s
ITO RENT Rye, large double HOUSE
No. Il TaLsT HiES' on q s B. GpP a
7NO LET--At Elizabeth, large MANSION
Rent zoo sOcdt,uan,i hour from
- LIZ l. -. y. NILES. No. Iaw,t,lV
ITO LET Furnished and Infurnisbed
HOUSES pleasantly located Staten Island Perihsm Hight
s css.ess Ss furnished hoc ss
Apply % = = - = -------- A.yoUkSRAY, Hpl Pnest
&1S0 WILL RENT a Farm Cottage of 10
Up IcO stable aud garden and earrans
near Horvsk Coma for the season C. OLIVER Beekman
y FINE LOFTS ed and 3D. to LEASE, suit-
- able for light manufacturing other Steam power In
mar 81 building App5 OWN DICKINSON Co.. Nc = Jehast
,'a,ssssg saE vss - s.sstsv 81 i,s d q, re- rr,s,
...la g. ~ 9. u -. /. ..--ss.s I l..... III. "A
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rTO BE SOLD or LET FURNISHED, to q
Private Pinyon Csstleton Heights Staten Island elegant
RESIDENCE consisting Of threestOr and basement bek
yi with ice house tfed stable eosehmsns house. kc, together
With Of land vel supplied with carefully
all kinds The Villa built by day labor and contains
with billiard table aud all the modern eonysnienea The os
add seeser combine make thu desirable property
.. Cab Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinsst (825l
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESiDENCE ana
Newcastle Wesohetter County " T. belonging To the
estate Of The late Jeremiah Reeve miles from ethel ShspaqaA
10 wood The soil unusually deep
and cug annually 80 10 uus bay There large
Dwelling House and outbudngA Application be made 20
Mp REEVE At Newcastle or Of HUTCHINSON No ~ worbs,
EeH-fort. MARY REEVE, kIecginI
Exece
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30 = ifo-' ''t sr'l l'sa'a y'i'a - s'''aa '"'
waves r,aYss a's pAssa 'F"s '''' To- 'i'.'''a
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P00MS to LET, with STEAM POWER, q
~ second and third feOr and basement Inq Of BROWN &C
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15
Unanimously Adopted Ia Conven-
tion, at Nashville, Eenn.,
april 10. 1867.
The Road to Victory

We, the Conservative Union men of Ten
nessee, adopt the following platform Of prin-
ciples
1st We are in favor of the Union of the
States under the Constitution Of the United
States, and pledge ourselves to support and
maintain the same.
ID We are the friends of peace and civil
law, and that these great objects can be best
promoted by legislation recognizing equal
and exact justice to all-exclusive privileges
to none
Sd We are in favor of immediate resto-
ration of our disfranchised fellow-eitizens
to all rights, privileges and immunities Of
full and complete citizenship
4th. That our colored feIlow-citizens, be-
ing now citizens OF the United States and
citizens of the State of Tennessee and voters
of this State, are entitled to all the rights
and privileges of citizens under the laws and
Constitution of the United States and of the
State Of Tennessee.
9Th. We are opposed to the reputation Of
the national debt; and are in favor Of equal
taxation, as the proper method Of paying the
same.
9th. That the establishment of standing
army in our State in time Of peace, is a fla
grant and dangerous encroachmeut upon
the rights and liberties of the citizen
heavily oppressive to the taxpayer, and evi-
dently designed to Overawe voters at the
ballot-box
7th. We cordially approve of the patriotic
efforts of Andrew Johnson, President Of the
United States, in defending the Constitu-
ton, preserving the Union of the States, and
maintaining the supremacy Of the laws.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
The following gentlemen comprise the
Central Executive Committee:
Col John Baxter, of Knox
Hon. James Jones, of Greene.
Charles s. Cameron, of Shelby.
Dorsey b. Thomas, of Humphreys.
John c. Gaunt, of Davidson
VIM. b. Campbell, of wilson
A. A. Steele of Marshall
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stretch of conscience, and see In the pres
ent Legislature the names of some gentle-
men who we're with me IN that Rebel Legis-
lature; but of course they had to draw
heavily on the mental reservations with
which they qualified as members of that
Legislature in order to protect an honest
conscience from violence in taking the oath
prescribed by the present Franchise law.
But 7 have no desire to subject myself to the
insinuations of party of men who would
doubtless be as regardless Of private charac-
ter as they have proven themselves to be of
the welfare Of the State and the rights and
liberties Of their fellow-citizens. Here /
might close this note, but 1 hope the Con
vention will excuse me for making a sugges-
ton. Judge Walker is tie nan. No man
dare question his loyalty to the Union, the
Constitution and the laws of his country.
He has never sought or accepted Office under
Confederate rule; but on the contrary, re-
fused an important Office because it had to
be contracted by Confederate rule.
True it would be a personal sacrifice for
Judge Walker to accept the position. But
these are times when he nor me, nor any
one else, should stop to count the cost When
the rights and liberties, and, in fact, the very
existence of republican government in our
beloved Tennessee is imperiled.
If were situated as Judge Walker is, I
would hot hesitate a moment about. giving
you the use of my name, and tell him the
country and especially his friends expect
him to do it, and he must consent
But if he persistently refuses, you have
others who are equally as available as am,
and perhaps much better qualified, among
whom is James Warren, J. r. Huddleston,
and many others could name
There is much more should ike to say
to you, but cannot do so in a short letter.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
Jos. L. RossoN.
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Avert Further Ruin.

If the people of Tennessee, who have suf.
fered so many grievOus wrongs at the hands
of the most unprincipled man that ever dis
graCed any State, would avert further ruin.
they may arouse from their lethargy, and
use, to the best advantage, what little liber-
ty they have left, ere they are ruined for all
time to come. BrOwnloW and his piratical
crew, who have for two years been plunder-
ing the State Treasury, under viliainous and
unconstitutional laws of their own making
can be swept from place and power through
the ballot-box, if every honest man will ex-
ert himself to accomplish it. We have no
argument to offer to that class of men who
have become SO lost to all sense of shame as
to identity themselves with such corrupt
party. They are determined to rob, in the
name OF laws, every honest man IN the State,
OF what little property he has left. They
viii stop at nothing to accomplish this foul
object. We had far better look at the dan
ger ahead and arrest it before we are power
less TO do So Let no honest man suppose
for one moment, that because he has been
deprived of bis birthright he can do noth-
ing. There is a power, majesty and gran
deur in public opinion that never fails to pro-
duce its results. The public opinion in Ten
nessee Is now on the side of justice, and
must bear down the contemplate crew fol
lowing IN the wake of the meanest set of
men that ever crawled into power Awake
honest men! Arouse to your duty See
that every man, white and black, who can
procure certificates to vote, does so. The
interest of the great body of those who can
get out certificates is against the further ruin
of the State; only the " elect of Brownlow
his captains of ten and his captains of
hundreds-his judges, who would never
have warmed the seats Of the Judiciary but
for his gracious mercy, are to feast upon the
spoils. You will not have half the trouble
you suppose in convincing the honest voters
that your interest and theirs is the same.
Use your moral and pursuasive influence in
getting as many to register as can procure
certificates, and our word for it, the power of
truth and justice viii prevail, and the people
of the State redeemed from the most dis
graceful petty tyranny and largest pIunder-
ing that ever befel any people claiming to
be free.-W T. Whig
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An enormous gun, for the ChiIian gov
ernment, has been cast at Fort Pitt FoDn-
dery, Pittsburg. It weighs 10000 pounds
or ffty-three tons, is twenty feet six inches
long, FIVE feet four inches in diameter Of
breech. and has a bore Of twenty inches.
One hundred proiectiles, weighing 1000
pounds each, accompanied the gun. This
is the second gun Of this size, and with the
same destination which has been made there
-Four fifteen inch guns, and others of less
calibre, from the same foundery, have already
been shipped for Chill