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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

80 va WAsH1HeYoR, July 26.
About forty post Offices were re.opened in
Virginia and West Virginia, yesterday. The
former post masters, with few, if any excep-
tions, have been continued.
The receipts of Internal Revenue for to-
day, wss Ss18, ,444.a , -
j Nonday week Has been named as the day
for the Schutzenfest in this city. Extensive
arrangements have been made for the occa-
sion.
The Pulsidspt hAs appointed lieutenant
Gen. Sherman, Bngadier General w. s..
Hswiey and. Alfred b Terry, msnbsrs Of
Indian Commission. This complAfes the list.
The act to establish peace with certain hostile
Indians, haying been specifically mentioned,
the other officers ofthe Indian Bureau will i'm.
mediately place themselves in communication
With every member Of the Commission, with
. view Of entering upon their duties 1t the
earliest practicable period. They will prob>
ably assemble at st. Louis the first of
August.
The receipts Of Customs for the week end.
ing the Goth, amounted to $1,000, 200.
Additional testimony is to be taken by the
House Commission in reference to the
bribery Of clerks in the pay department.
Gen. Heintzlsman has been ordered to
New York.
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FROM KNOxvILLEE.

LouIsv1LLE, July l6.
A special repurtsA collision in Knoxville
last night, resulting in the vounding of two
negroes. Gen. Frank Blair, who vas ad
dressing large conservative meeting, was
frequently interrupted by negroes who
cheered for Brovnlow. Toward the close OF
his speech 6ght commenced, in which
eight or ten shots were fired, rssulting as
stated. On hearing the news at the colored
church, 200 negroes formed in procession
and we:e proceeding to the scene Of diaturb>
aHce, when they we're met bY the Agent of
the Ffsednen's Bareau and the policss and
were persuaded TO desist. thus preventing ;
A shocking tragedy occurred near Union
City, Odin county, on Monday last. A ne>
gro man broke jail in that town on the pre-.
ceding Friday, and repairing to the residence
of an aged and highly respected widow lady
named Corum, outraged her person and then
Aea. Two SONS Of the injured woman follow
Cd IL wrsfchto Hickman, Kentucky, ar.
rested hin, and taking him back to near the
scens Of the outrage, shot him dead, and
then severed his head from his body.
Large numbers Of Rfownlow's militia,
white and black, are continually passing
through Nashville en- rode for different
points in middle and Western Tennessee.
Although everything is quiet here now, hard
ware stores are being extensively patronized,
and FIRE arms Of every kind are being largely
purchased by both whites and blacks.
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FROM CANADA.

t QuEBEo, July 26.
There was heavy thunder storm here last
night. A boat, With iveipersons on board, IL
supposed to be lost. Five men were struck
BY ligAtniss- One body was paralyzed.
TORONTO, July 26.
Drafts for all the regiments in Canada is
expected from England in few weeks.
i = ss 0rr1w1, July 26. y
1t is reported the Home Government is
about to establish = permanent garrison in
British Columbia.
A surveying party which, leit here March
last, under the directions of the Government,
to ascertain the length Of Ottawa river, has
returned and reports the lengthBof the river
about 1000 miles. They found Lake Gros to
be 400 miles in circumference. The naviea-
ton from Lake Temiscaig to Lake Gros is
impeded by numerous rapids. Beyond Lake
Gros the source Of the Ottawa is said to be,
and within fifty miles Of the headwaters Of the
Dognay. The explorers encountered large
quantities Of ice on lake Gros on the 24th Of
Nay. Tbs natives 10 Paeans and tho men
have q plurality Of wives. 4
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July 26.
The investigation commenced by the
Episcopal Diocese into the charge against
Rev. s. b. Tying, Jr., of having oficiated in
. Methodist church, in defiance of the prohi
bltion of the parish. His father in 1859 oc.
oupied similar position.
The palace car excursionists returned home
this evening.
3The society for the suppression Of gambling
has caused the arrest of several policy deal
ers, connected with the Kentucky and other
lot39fieS. rFIxT
In the contest for the Erie raiifoad elec-
ton, the English stockholders have been
identified with Vanderbilt, in opposition 70
the present Directors. .
Several oil re6neries have been Seized in
Brooklyn for violation of the internal rev.
enue laws.
Fire hundred barrels of confscated whisky
we're sold At auci0 to-yleys = twU dollars per
Sergeant Jules Gierre, OF the u s. Engin-
GERS, committed suicide at Willet's Point
yesterd4y.
A complimentary reception and ball was
given to Gen. Grant at Long Branch last
ER Everett vas charged Il PhiladelpbiA-ea
Thursday, befors, the q. s. Commissioners,
with executing fraudulent bonds amounting
to $50. 600. Il vas aaceEtained that tho per-
|ss8m whose nane ven on dhe bonds did MOI
exist q relids 8 - down. he Wa bound
over for further hearing in IS, COO bonds.
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FROM COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 26.
The proceedings Of the Convention to-day
were very harmonious. The platform adopt.
ed is essentially the same as that adopted at
Charleston, and in many respects similar to
that Of the Radicals of Tennessee. Mild
con6scation Was proposed butwas voted down.
An effort to add the name Radical TO the
party was unsuccessful.
Ansolution ~ introduced saymftAat the
coIWod raepy oa account Of its loyall1, is en-.
thIed 70 tlf9 nomination Of one 0f their colet
Tor Vice President Of the United States at the
next election. Pending the discussion of the
resolution the Convention adjourned till ten
O'Clock to- -mosfow morning.
W. T. Armstrong, delegate from Washing.
ton, addressed the citizens tonight at eigh,
O. clock,
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

- AUBuaH, July &c.
Secretary Seward and Sir Frederick Bruce
arrived here last evening.
s2N BnriaoRs, July 26.
A newly formed colored regiment paraded
through the streets to night.
CHICAGO, July 26.
The New York Constitutional Convention
to>day sguck out the clause disfranchising
persons who have been engaged in the rebel.
lion.
Richard, Worthington, Canadian, has
been arrested ia Boston for ds1fanding the
tGosePnmsst sn invoices of boAis from Mon.
treal.
The cholerais reported as rapidly snDsidiha
at Fort Harker, Kansas.
The harvest is about over in the vicinity
Of Quincy, Ill. The yield ID sbundant and
lively times 10 looked for this fall.
forged check Of $770 was paid at one OF
the Quincy banks the other day. sn
Gen. Sherman has gone to ST., Paul and
will return to Madison next week, and will
probably visit Milwaukee while in the State
New York, July 20. .s.s
/ A Herald special says pistol fight came
off at Frankfort o-day between two men
namen Nicholas asd Bridgefofd. The for-
mer was killed, and the latter win lose leg.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July 26.
The District Court commenced It's session
to-day, Judge Underwood In charge. He
said to the Grand Jury that they would have
q new class Of casea before them, in which
illegal registration would DO charged.
He urged moderation, as many had
registered on the strength Of tie Attorney
Generals opinion, and that Of the District
Commander, and that they did not intend to
commit perjury. Il any we're presented. it
shoula not be Hnorsnt, but promiasnt men, ,
who knew better.
Gen. l6cho6eid has issued an order for the
carrying into effect ofso much cfthe additional
Rseoaskuelioa act recently passed by Con-
gress, as regards registration.
The city isfull of rumors about changes in
the city officers, and il is generally under.
stood that the military authorities are. about
to make many new appointments.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
New YeaK, July 2

New YeRK, July 26.
The Times special says the President has
not invited the five District Commanders to
conference, as reported, though he contem-
plates doing so.
The Tribanes Washington special says that
news has reached the Interior Department
that the work is beng pushed on the North
ern Pacific Railroad, so as to have matters
ready to report to Congress at its next ses-
sion.
Gen. Spaulding, who accepted the position
Of Chief Engineer of the Eastern Division,
has started from Bafeld. Wisconsin, his base,
and Is pushing : surveying party out into the
wilderness. The surveyors don't expect to
reach the civilized settlements until Septem>
Der. On the Central route force of Is GOO
Cinnamon and $4,000 whites are now en-
ployed.
CHICAGO, July 20.
The new fiscal year, which opened July
ls., shows highly favorable returns for inter
nal revenue. Up to the present date the re.
ceipts have been $25, 500, 900, and the re-
ceipts for the same time to come are expected
to average two.thirds Of million per day.
The taking Of testimony in the Surratt
trial is expected to close to-day, but the ar.
gnments Of counsel willprohably consume a
number Of days more. The result of the
trial is doubtful, in consequence of the doubt,
full and conflicting character Of the evil
dence.
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"In lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded my
self very scverely-one hand almost to 4 crisp.
The torture was unbarabie. The Mexi-
can Mnstang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. Ithealed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. CHAs. FosrER, 40 Broad St., Phila. !"
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Lniment win do. It is invaluable in all cases Of
wounds, swelngs, sprainss outs, bruises, spAvins,
etc. either upon man or beast.
Beware Of counterfeits. Mono is genuine unless
wrapped in fne stecl- plate engravings, bearing
the signature OF g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the private stamp Of DExAs BARNES 1 Co., New
York.
Saratoga s1riag water, sold BY al
Druggists.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

NEw YoRK, July 26.
The Heralds Cincinnf6 special says Nor.
man and Banford, two Of the leading min
strels in Newcomb's Minstrel Band, have
been quarreling for some time. Norman
accused Banford Of filthy Turkish practices.
Last evening Banford entered ! billiard
saloon on Vine street, and going up to Nor.
man he drew pistol and said: You must
reuact before count thrss or will shool
you; one, two, three Norman refused "a
retract, and the ball passed through his left
breast, inf3icting wound that will probably
prove 6 fs,aa. Befas nort1s nsafnnd -,
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
LATE cA1ll 1Esi A1cHRs

FLORENCE, July 20.
Baron Rataszi, Prise Minister Il italy,
has snAde = Sfsf 70 sarrisos ,ke cisy q
Rome With the National troops, to protect it
from the threatened attack of the party of
action under Garibaldi and Mazzini.
VIEsNA, July 90,
Napoleon has sent note to the King of
Prussia, usgins him 70 ursnaer The Danish
Ptosince IF North Schlessx q Dennark.
The Emperor of Austria declines to interfere
in the matter.
BERLIN, July 20.
Two conscripts, belonging to the imperial
army, too day attempted to escape, and sue
ceeded in reaching an American vessel at
Bremen, and ,sere just on the point Of sail-
ing, wken che Prussiaa aa4Aoritiss threatened
to open their batteries on the ship if the com.
msnder refused to give up the conscripts.
After aharp parlsy the men were surrens
dercd. 7@
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26.
The Russian Government has issued an
order to its agents in China to sustain the
city Of Hong Kong s tea market.
Losbos, July % Eve. !
Thefs Is much caution shown BY the capi.
talists and business men, the feeling having
become general that q war between France
and Prussia is imminent. -.
Recent advicss received from Berlin this
evening make mention of the general opinion
there that . war is esrtain, andsadds that
Prussia is actively urging forward her prepa.
fations for such an event.
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sss*sss ..-- -
x0e Msv YoaK, 5aly y. e
4 HSno1d Onaha - - sgs1 esvsatR-
IN lD1ianA r. eED1 i og ~ 11lbtY q -
Usioa Hac railreaf, - efeo -
he - oen4GA Is =. btoWn,
the ssgfnees in chAfSe of ~ b1Tty. Bso~u
dllea 49,.
|, 1o4oAo tkenally - q
he ruoA besueea Fort 6auadess ond Fort
Hsi9GeaH
ar. Lours. July 2e.
The H61aafeua,s Omaha speciel eeye thet
thsd fss1s iIIeiss1 r ~ slles:l brutal whipN
p;nssd r. r. Ise6 k1 G11a g Fort Bsdewiek,
crdsra 81 0ea. 6fenk l1D been concluded.
tn nf ail tha lioers of the Thir-
t;ssh i1Ss7srs.s and 8 ssvsrsi cidxeue. ngoves
nm - SS8 8ssssSr~. - IAr sAsidee. nIins Hem
d,;ekss q fss~ ~ sntfsslv 4 persooal e.
senl, IS Es 49, 'sssx ~ fee1;fed that he
;nfl;cts4 ~ nnn;si..eerf p ~ avn act aad
v;thc~X n61 ~ - fss13snw froded vtia,
- - nj ~ 49, a, - ,ss1 sknei;ne. csps.
;ns ~ ~ s saeose -. 49, Sl[oei and dan.
esrcSs. = ~ r;k;re.1 ~IsrS Sraaof Il the time
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FROM HAVANA.

IS BALrIAoRE, July 26.
The steamer tLiberty, from Havana, has
arrived,
i II has been decided to 4laH the telegraph
cable by starting from X eE West Soma
anxiety Is expressed in eoasequencs of the
non arrival Of the steamer With the caAle.
About 100 ssrgeants leave Havana for
Spain about tho s0th. According to the new
army reenlatipns, their pat can't Be pro
ceeded With further, and they .ats therefore
cashisrsd a9ainsk thsir viii. This win doabt-
less - : sourcs ef nisohiefs bssaase. these
nsa will rsssae |, ard john he revolutionary
hnr.ds ii 6nnfns u afssa4sE
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All who value . beautiful head hair, and its
preservation from premature baldness and turning
gray, will not tfailto use Lyon'scslsbAtsd Kathai-
ron. II makes the hair rich, scft and glory, Grad
icates dandruff, and causes the hair to grow with
luxnriant beauty. It is sold Everywhere.
&. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga spring water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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{ CiscTxHArr, July $.
The cAaif factory Of RarSsf q Nabor vas
damAeed By frs last night to the amount Of
$4,000.
Nsv YoaK, Jsly 26.
Building No. 29z Bruad~ay, occupied BY
John Htadsnan, manafac4srsr Of military and
dren goods, A. D. Thompson dinia9 ssk
loon, and the Union hoop skirt factory, wsfe
damaged BY 6ss to>nigbtsto the amount Of
81, 900. Stadensa 4 co., loss i 92o,.
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FROM MILWAUKEE,.

MILwAuKEE, July %.
Two boys named 'Friix Wagner and Frank
Houser, aged eleven years, were drowned
while bathing yesterday.
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GAS = DrEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 son........-Jo Johnson street, bit I'd 4th.
oslA Pens, Pencils, Pseket Dssks.
Bridges................Nos l Estes House
Geld, silver. and Ivory Bsssnted Canes.
Bridges. mos 4 Estes House
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Hanill co.....................fo loo Main street..
Kellogg Birge Co....-.... Main street.
Bower ..,..,..-sW MAIN street
II Stafford ...................c Rlsndsau Levse.
GROcERs-RETAsL.
Robertson l. Aibers Main street.
McQueet .ssss.d4 MAIN street.
Cox Irvin........ -..corner Fifth Main streets.
uyAremeters, hsrmemstsrs, sashrsm-
etsrs.
sch d ........... Nos l. 2 Estes House.
ARNEss sADDLEs.
Hagn,. ............r ain strest--bct Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Cady L Peck ...........cor Fourth 4 Main streets.
H Buc........................ Main street,
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Brownell Main street
HOTELS.
Tepfer House. Third johnson.
Deming House. ,.cor Second Johnson
InsuRANcE AGENTS
L. J.Adams Corner I'd and Aain sts
IOWA COAL = OIL CO.
Office Levec, bet Main johnson
ICE.
Collier Berry Fifth street-in Estes House.
IRON.
Brownell l....cor Main Fourth.
JEwELRf, {'rsr eolp).
Bridges s..................Nos | Estes House.
LIQUGRs-WHOLEsA
P Gibbons. l74 Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden ............ Third street--near Main.
MILLINERs.
spiesberger, Mayer co...-......No. III Man-st.
Mrs Weber................cor Third Main streets.
MrLLlNHRY = B0NNEr aLEACHEkY
Mrs W Bowman. .4th st-bst Main Blondeau
NEWS DEPOT.
David second street
M.gsisyiag Glasses = Microscopes.
Bridges Mes . 4 Estss House
optician, spectaelss. 0Ds 0lsssss.
@ Bridesa ......... ........Noa l Estes Honss
Pipes, os.uias stssrsAann.
S Bridges.................Nos l. 4 Rsses House
Pistols, AmmunitieA, Riass.
@ Bridges. Estes House
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayres, Mann Ayres. s.............s. -.,.6s Main st
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
Vim. Price. ........cor Sth Blondeau
PHYSICIANS.
DR. Taylo Once In Estes House
RDAL ESTATE 4 Insurance. AG,Ts
Ten Second street
WIN Fulton .........s2 Main street. mp stAirs
REsTAURAHTB.
Young America .....J johnson stxset-bet I'd Sd
Lander Restaurant....-..cor.3 ID and JOHNSON d
sIssnnsswIHa nAozne5.
cM Maesphsf, Ast.. .1safsA Astrss
sfavSe Piassl Ware.
q Bridges Nes Rstsa Hoas
spsstaslsa, ia ! silver.
Sc Ddlsss. .Nssl 4 ,Rstss Hoas
~ GLASSES, =
9 g BrsAsss............. 80. - ~ - Hess
su su4sArAssEpWAn..gsez.eA..1:: ! y: Y:
1ravsl,.s oasss, asevsllas Dsss
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Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.

ArAe~ncies In all tbs pr:ntipai Cities and Towns in
the United S,ates
Applications Tor Insurance will promptly attended
10. H. b. VEN.EYCh, AGENT
tyle-1m as Keokuk.
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90 Goysl J41A Q ,a.s
~ 'sAas' s',.' a - &. m; ~ S'css S'csss
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GAS = STEAK FITTINGS.
Moosr son johnson street hit ID 4 lth
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1flvke P1ato1 Ware.
Brids>a Hos 4 Estes Housa.
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ruRNIrURE.

Howe Tyler Main street.
Duncan, Karle 4 &Co.......140 144 Main strest.
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Vencil, Jones 4 Co..,,.cor Third Main streets.
nese, Stern 4 Ce.......eor seoesd : Main streets.
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01WoJ AA0M ~.
@ Il Gaeephsfs Agt.. .1sastA street
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sThis train leaves Sunday night--not Saturday
JAMES PATTERSON Agent. e
Little Miami &CoIun

little fHtamh q COAunn u8cE 4en10 Rskks
Cincinnati. Dayton. Richrn'd, =
Indianapolis, Chicago Cir
clevilley Lancaster, Hills nrrt1H
..boro and Chillicothe. lao .. 1880 .. m.
Gincinnati, DAYTON. Richm'd $50 n.r.- ~
SChcago. indianapolis, Hills
fboro', Chilicothe and Mari
Csncinnaii. DAYTON, Spring-
field. via Xenia, Richmd
and Indianapolis 1915 p. m. las p.
Cincinnati and Springfield
wa I0na0A - - T. GoUGH. Agent. n ~
RaItimore 2 Ohio railroad, Central
Ohio Division. et
80 - TRAINS EAST.
No. Night Express leaves Columbus at les A. n.
Mol Lightning Express :. +" lilo A. NJ.
No. Mail and Express " 150P. N.
TRAINS WEST.
No. Night Express arrives At COLUMBUS 1870 A. NJ
No. 10 Lightning Express =" sos P. NJ.
tss = -17s WI. FELL. Agent.
.cPittsburx, Columbus & Cin,ti r.. H.
lightning Express...-. 1:15A.M. $50 p. N.
Mail and Express...-- 11:25 a. n. Has A: NJ.
New York Express. l:40 r. NJ. e:00midr;ght
~ s5r tar1- j.. b. PETERS. Agent.
Columbus and Indianapolis Central
.+ Hallway.
Night Express. 1925 A. NJ. so A. NJ
flttsburg Express- ..-..- S45 I. IA. 1850 A. NJ
Day Express; ;.-..... ........1l50 A. 1:30 Z. n.
Accommodation. ,.......... 700 A. NJ. 6:20 p. NJ.
a. % E1i-r- s q. A. HILL. Agent.
gandusky. Mansfield &c Newark Il. h.
Trains leave Newark and arrive follows:
Nail and Express. 5GAEEM A. N, 100 =. IL.
Fast Freight and Passenger. 400 r. NJ. s:I5 P. II.
81, A. W. DENNIS, Agent.
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OgIu State;s',l1,11Ia,r1, n,
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

Bhowing the arrival and departure of trains at Oe-
hmbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, April 20, 1857,
aims will run as followss -ii+
Nlavalond. Couu m bua a Cfpstf r. r.
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MEXICAN advices say that SANTA ANA's
trial is daily expected to take place. His
counsel will be the same gentlemen who
defended MAMMALIAN. The general i'm
preston is that he will not be executed
but that his estates will be confiscated.
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DR.. FUCKERS d fxTRA%iVlsi

DR. TUCKER WOULD say sFrosFtf
~ old patrons and the public, ttat be may,b
consulted at the G0ODALE HOUSE (Columbu)
daily. till the first Of April! q ,a5niJ0Su ss9IT
.. DR.. Tucker has nov visited ColHmhus regularly
be is reliable and successful The great inerease Of
his practice requires this extra visit to accommo-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-25

IA GOOD story is told of camp-meeting
John Allen: At social gathering of min
listers of different denominations, a Baptist
brother made display of objections to the
Methodist polity, because, as he said, "there
was too much machinery to it." YES
Responded brother Allen, "'there is good
deal of machinery, but it don'ttake so much
water to run it as the Baptist does.'