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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17

The Secretary Of the Treasury
states the National Debt, IN the LIST
of April inst past. at $3.50, 209,-
6S7. The Utica Herald compares
this statement with that on the 6rst
of August, 1865, and shows that
the debt has been reduced. since
August l, 1865. to the extent Of
$23s, 479. ss4. From this it draws
the Inference and gives the reader
to understand, that the debt is grad
ually reduced.
This inference and the implied
assertion contained in it, is gro ssly
dishonest. 1t is true that in the
months Immediately succeeding Au-
gust, 1865, the debt was largely re-
d uccd, from the proceeds Of the sale
Of vast quantities of war material,
and other sources. But at present.
taking the last five months
together, the debt is increasing,
according to the official reports. Let
US see.
In November last, the
Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry reported the National
Debt. on the first of No.
vember, 1867, less cash
in Treasury. to be E2,49l ,5O4. $50
The Secretary now re-
ports the National Debt,
on the LIST Of April, 1868,
less cash in the Treasury
to be. S2,5l9,2Os, 6s7
Showing an increase Of Ss7,7o5,a37
The National Debt has thus in
creased, during the last five months,
twenty-scvcn millions, seven hun
drcd and FIVE thousand, two hundred
and thirty-scvcn dollars, at the rate
Of over five millions Of dollars per
month, or over two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars a day.
Nor is this all. The debt is con.
stantly, changing in regard to the
payment of interest, and with each
succeeding month bonds with inter
est payable in gold are given out in
place Of bonds with interest payable
in currency so that while the amount
Of the debt is increasing, the rate
Of interest paid upon it is also in
creasing. The burden upon the
people is thus increasing in double
proportion.
With thi. plain statement Of facts
which any man can verify Tor him.
self by reference to official docu.
mcnts, VIC leave the reader to make
his own comments upon the rank
dishonesty and deception Of any at.
tempt to represent the debt as being
reduced. And every reader can also
calculate for himself the final con.
sequences Of such a financial condi.
ton as is shown BY the official state
ments Of the past five months
Utica Observer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17
HOUaE FOR 9ALE,

HOUSE EOR SALE.
II you wish to purchase house h Crss-
%, or eighty acres a land, three miles
South II New Oregen), IT 1oW rates.
oall On the uadsrsiSasd,
nlevo !. ". LIZ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17
EvcryhOd y Interested,

II IN any MANNER indebted to the sub.
scribcr, call around with the stamps, lthe
only admissible excuse for your former de.
linqueney) or you will be called upon
with IN unpleasant notice from J. p
Crcsco, ..pril II, 1895.
w. II. ALLEMAN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17
Estate Of Martin Daily Decd

Notice is hereby given, that the subscri-
Der has been duly appointed ADMINISTERS.
trix to the estate Of Martin Daily late Of
Paris in the County Of Howard Iowa, de-.
ceased, intestate, and has tsken upon her.
self that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having de,ns nls upon
the estate Of tho said deceased are required
to exhibit hcssa,ac; and persons indebted
t. the said c7tatc are called upon to make
payment to '''
BRIDGET DAILY
AdHinistrstrix.
Cresco April 18th la6S.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17

under the Constitution, or that I did not
know what Was voting for.
Mr.. Stevens, violent revolutionist
as he is, does not propose to drop
into the grave, upon the verge Of
which he is standing, with = lie upon
his lips. or with the record Of .
hypocrite to remain after him. There
fore, he frankly eenfesscs that be is
trampliug the Constitution under
foot, and assuming for Congress
powers for which it finds no warrant
in the law Of its creation.
-------->sS--
The position Of tho republican
party; with reference to the impeach-
ment and removal Of Mr.. johnson is
we'll illustrated by = ''little story:
"What do you think Of impeach-
ment?" said gentleman to radical
night or two ago. "
"Wcll, I'll tell you. It's like the
boy who was digging after . wood.
chuck like blascs. -"-@* ".t Il
"A man who was passing inquired:
What arc you doing, boy?'
"'Diggin' for = woodchuck.
You don't expect to get him,
do you::'
eyes, Stree, by Cd! I MUST
have him, 'wE'RE OUT or MEAT"
And this is precisely what's the mat
ter with the radical gentlemen who
are digging after Mr.. Woodchuck
johnson. ~ -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17

The financial acts Of the outgoing
radical mayor Of Dubuque, Mr.. j.
K. Graves. arc being investigated
by special committee unanimously
appointed by the city council. It is
claimed that there is a good deal in
his official career that requires ex.
PLANTATION. a r.
While the committee is at it, il
might as we'll ascertain how much
this radical finan i r No le n whisky
transactions while in collision with
. member Of congress from his dis
trict, and another s'God and human.
ity' politician, known as "Dennis'
O'Coolry. Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17

4 book for al sections and all parties.
a This Accordingly interesting book
~ 1.-THE GREAT sTArEsnAN" of tho South
presents the most complete and impartial
analysis Of the causes ofthe war which has
ever appeared from Southern pen; it
treats without partisanahip, and in the ut
most moderation of the character Of the
struggle; and in its description Of the con-
duct Of the war, it gives those interior
lights and shadows ef the conflict only
known to thos. high officers who watched
the hood-tidc Of revolution from its foun-
tain-springs, and which were 80 accessible
to Mr. Stephens from his position 40 Sec
ond officer Of the Confederate States. The
results Of the war, present and future, HAYS
never been treated by any other author.
and Mr.. Stephens great abilities have
here found their fullest play.
The intense desire everywhere manifcs-
ted to obtain this work, it, Official Char
actor and ready sale, combined with an
increased commission, make it the best
subscription book ever published, and OF.
fers to Agents the finest opportunity to
make money ever heard Of in the history
Of books.
Send for descriptive Circular and Terms
to Agents.
Address, ZEIGLER. McCrRpY ( Co..
nlov"AJ lombard Block, Chicago, Ill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-17

Buffers impeachment on charge.
not relating to the Presidents oific-
ial conduct, is like his trying to
blow up Fort Fisher with powder
shipat . miles distance.-Lou.
Dem.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

following modification Of the bureau orders
sgard to furnishing supplies to planters, was
lived by us Yesterday:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

.si.l Correspondents. Of III. Nov Orleans crs.....I

Special crssponds.s, Of N. New Orleans cr.....t1
r rrelrFl--rrl-- $3.50 : c,-,.-...e
Nk" iohk' req. 10. 1893.
There Ia very great destitution In New York at
present and with IL that increase Of crime which
IA s,vay. exhibited g, t;,.. ~ unr.n.I ,ov.v,, -
r,y-S-, =. = -. u -- --s. P''o'5 VI
suffering. But tne assertion current In some OF our
papers that one OF every seven Of our population
have during the last wear been eommitted IN
.,,r,.or ,r rs..,vsd 100. :. s,. - ~. ~,.,.s
P'so", VI 'eooi'cu ona'"y ~ so"e o. tne puohc
institutions, certainly an error. One hundred
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
eyirss LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY STATE PCS
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES;
approximation prszss Of $50 each for ths nina ~
naming units Of the same ter Of he Aumbr -
driving the So, 900 prise SzU
, approximafien prizes Of $50 each for the nine
raining units Of she ten Of the number
10 drawing tho 910oo0 prire III
Approximation prscs Of $40 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten OF she nunber
drawing the $500 prise ltN
approximation prises Of $50 each for the nino re-
nsining units Of the tan Of the number -
drawing the 5000 prize Observation-Disclosures. LtD
Approximation prsee Of 500 each for the nine 70.
q naming units Of the same tan Of the numhG
drawing the 5000 prise ~
approximation prizes Of el0C each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of The number
drawing the 5000 oriss ers....-.............. "
III OF $50 each for the nine remaining
units Of the same ten ofth nunbsr drsvng the
tlupprfzes iao'
fSs prises Amounting to-.
whss acsss sis; Halves %; quarter. 81 Kishth. u %.
Prizes payable IN fan without deduction.
Tickets In this splendid scheme Win be corenl1
mall, the drawings with
plantation Of The result Of each invsstnest soon hs
. -. OHAs T. howard. Licensed Dealer.
4stEl Corner Camp and Common streets, Or
Lock Box 500 Post Ofos- New Orissns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22


following modification of the bureau orders
sgard to furnishing supplies to planters, was
lived by us yesterday:
sApouAErKRs BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREED-l
! MEN AND ABANDONED LANDS, STATE OF LOUIS
lana, New Orleans, La, Jan. Is, ls6S. }
Circular No 5.
The following notifications Of circular No. l,
current series, from these headquarters, are found
to be advisable and are promulgated Tor the IN
formation Of all concerned
LIST. So much OF the third paragraph as directs
that copy OF the bond viii be forwarded TO these
headquarters, Is so amended rs 20 require thatthe
COPY Of the bond, properly executed. as also the
planters affidavit. with copy OF the contract
under which the freedmen are employed, will be
forwarded together TO these headquarters, for ap-
prevail The bond, II approved. will be returned
for completion at the time that the supplies are
forwarded.
"a. In consequence Of the exceedingly limited
means at the disposal Of the assistant commits
soner Of the hureau, as notified 20 him by letter
from the chief Of the bureau at Washington, II be-
comes necessary to restrict relief to the smallest
class OF planters. Therefore, no application OF
those working more than fifteen hands can be en-
tertained.
By order Of
ROBERT c. BUCHANAN,
Brevet Major General y. Army,
Assistant Commissioner.
IvCIUs H. WARREN,
Captain seth U. 5 Infantry, Acting A. O.
OA''A'' o First L,ntena.t s9th U. 8 Infantry.
Acting Assistant Adiutant General
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

il Whites
rs,sarr -l.s Prince Aiberts. and
which he offers for sale the lowest market rates.
RICE MILLs.... ..............KIcE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McK1yLAY.
be Of the approved RICE FOUNDER nov in
use has 80 years engaged in the con-
,truction management Of Rice Aaehnsry We
prepared under his supervision to construct all kinds
Of Machinery reqsired IN The preparation Of Rice for the
market furnish all necessary drawings and speein
cations.
model Of McKinlays Patent HuIsr. suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice domestic consumption, can be
establishments -
A szELHE: Sorrcs !. s $500: .ssi
James streets IN The Immediate vicinity q the iologss
f. s'R . F.so s fsn or
leans, MerchAnts yieksbgIg and Penn Having hrscs.s
proved he prepared haul gin and pick Cotton s sns
'sf Ros a. q Pre-. Current ONCE l2s eravisr arsst
AUCTIONEERs.
SCKUsss a. BARrLETr-
ODE scRuGGs. FRANK A. BARrLETTJ
AUCTION EERS,
NO. Tehoupitouic. street. and Ne.4 New
CASH ADVANCES MADE os CONSEQUENTLY
LExANDER DUCHIRON-AUCrIoSEE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
10 Tehoupitouias and 10 New Levee street.
VIII attend all outdoor Of cAgoss Cotton Furniture
Real Estate Etc. as we'll indoor sales BY auction
otherwise e-tt
consignments Of every character solicited upon which
liberal Cash advances viii be made
WILLIAM j. BEEBE announces 70 els friends that he
engaged with the house. and win give his personal
attention 70 all Business they may the house with
GREEN n ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
fll Din a Commercial Plaza
To Owner. OF Real Estate;
We have constant demand for Dwelling. Store and Vacant
me railroads and rivers Wishing 70 sell invited
70 place their property hands make TO charge
TnE hest wArER WHEEL
Is LEFYEL,s PATENT DOUBLE AMERICAN
Turbine.
AAnahe'ai'' POOLE a HUNT. M
i.--l.lltFl tsa Er Baltfsnore. Nd
ss.d sar rircular a,
NOTICE To ia X PAYERS.
STATE NOTES and STATE WARRANTS, IN sums to
STATE AND CONVENTION TAXES
Also JEFFfRsoN cITf WARRANTS 70 pay Taxes.
For sale st q liberal discount at ,vpaxo a w,rtozs
Conner Common and csrondelss streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

The fsad Company shall se under the direction and
nanaf ement Edward Higins who time have
the privilege Of sssocatng with him one OF more pc ms ron
among the Company, SUBJECT to the
povaf Of the Board Control who shall act Board
Agents 70 acting the Business Of said Company
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

.CAsrA1rrEs-A small frame house in Indiana
polls, Indiana, belonging to John Lehman, on
the 18th inst, burned down, and one OF his
children, boy. four or five years old. persisted IN
the flames. little girl named Hawkins was
burned on Friday, while making fire, so severely
that she died the next day.
The steam tug James A. Wright was completely
DESTROYED by the explosion Of her boiler in New
York bay, on the lTth. -Four Of the crew are
missing, and two were saved injured.
The propeller Lynn Haven, of Norfolk, ex-
ploded her boiler on the 10Th. Loss $4,000.
a Ere occurred IN Harrisburg on the 18th, In the
cellar OF Anthony Kings hardware store, corner
of Third and Market streets. The ire was sup
posed 10 have been extingushed, and the store
was full OF people, whenia terrific explosion took
place, by which about thirty hremen and citizens
were injured. No loss of life was reported.
The freight house Of the Norwich and Worces'
fer railroad ct Danielsonville, near worcester,
Mass, containing large amount of freight, was
consumed by fire on the 18th. The depot was
. saved ny great exertions.
special reports fire in the village OF licking
ton, Mich. which destroyed property to the value
of $40 O0O tfh
destructive FIRE occurred in Dubuque, Iowa
Oh Saturday night, by which half block on Main
street, owned by w. L. Bradley, was destroyed
Total loss about $50, 600; insurance $4,000.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

The following orders were issued yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS FIPrH Murray DIsrsrcr,
30 p - New Orleans. Feb. 20, 1868.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

2. Capfeia Charles Barnard, assistant quarter
.sataster, volunteers. will proceed to. aud make
personal inspection Of the national cemeteries in
this military district commencing with Texas
with view to their immediate comp eton--under
such special instructions ~ he may receive from
the chief quartermaster. s., 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

M Board Of fus hsvs resolved 70 declare Scrip Dfv-
acsd Of Thirty pr the net earned participating prs-
muns for tho year sndnx 18th Februy 1867 fer which s-
slncssu w h Issued ssr the ls day q July nsxk
SIX par cent ntsrss Al outstanding certificates Of Scrip
Vii be paid on The sseoud Mo.dsy ofnay 5 hs hslds
shsrssf o. thsF IsaHl representatives, tr
~. ~ q; OHAa BRIGGS. President
Arr. OARRIkRK. Vice rrssdsah
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

AGRICULTURAL.
CAMUEL BAKNEs- 1o .s.pe ss.ss
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND FRONT Sis,
Is in constant receipt Of the qualities of NO sTHERs
and WESTERN POTATOES, such as
Jackson Whites .sI. ar.a.f
Peach Blows,
n. ,..lrr rte Prince Aiberts, and
Pinkeyes for planting, etc.
which he offers for sale at the lowest market rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

WILLIAM ABBOTT, A

ylrILLrAN ApBorr. AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE no
wv Chatham sluare.Mor,sase ssle;--On ths day saur
Fixtures of ,s class boarding house IA streets
Piano. French pate Mirrors Brussels Carpets, Feather
Beds HAIR Mattresses, marble top bureaus and Tableo
Barroom Fixtures. &C. JOHN 4. STEWART,
Attorney for horteAgoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER AND
ID real estate broker, saesroom Nassau street, axe
gallery, 50 Fifth avenue. .
ROBERT sOMMERvILLE win sell by auction on Monday
stree below Eleventh tho entire contents OF the
tablshmsnt consisting Of large Steam Boiler Steam
Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03


election districts shall be as folows.-
The First Election District OF the Twentieth ard shall
contain part city by lying within
Twentysrih street, Tenth avenue Twen.yeghh street and
The Second Election District the Twentieth Ward
Twenty street, Tenth avenue, street and
The Third Election District OF the Twentieth Ward shall
contain all that par, o. the city bounded by and lying within
The Fourth District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
Thtycghth street, Tenth avenue Foreh street and Hudson
The Fifth Election Dis,rc. OF the Twentieth Ward shall
Thir,yesh.h street, Ninth avenue foreh street aud Tenth
The Sixth Election District the Twentieth Ward
contain al that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Thirty sixth street, Ninth avenue fhryeighth street and
ali tha, psrt OF the city bounded py yng within
Thiryourh street, Ninth avenue, Thirysxth street and
Eighth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shall
street Ninth street anl
The Ninth Election Dstric, OF the Twentieth Ward shall
contain MI that Of the city bouned BY and lying within
The Tenth Election pi.,rc. the Twentieth Ward shall
all that of the city bounded Oy and lying within
Twenyeishtn street, Sinth avenue, ThFtesh street and
Eleventh Election psre, q the Twentieth Ward shall
a. ina ps S the S ya % an
re rs sa S. Of s % sn VIVA %STs Rs
Twcntysixh street. Eighth avenue, twenty eighth street aud
rne thirteenth Election District of the wcntclh Ward
shall contain all that Of the city bounded BY and lying
within Twenegh,n street, Eighth avenue, Threih srceI
| aud ninth avenue.
The Fourteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shalt contain all that part the city bounded by and lying
within Thticth street, Eighth avenue, 1hrtysecond street
4 and Ninth avenue
The Fifteenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward shall
that part OF the city bounded by aud lying within
Thsecond street, Eighth avenue, Thry-nsh street and
| Ninth avenue.
The sixteenth Election District of the Twentieth Ward shall
of the city bounded by and yng within
Thry-nfh street, Eighth avenues Ihysevenn street aud
| Ninth avenue.
me seventeenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shau contain that Of the bounded ami lying
within Tnysevcnh street, Eighth avenue, forteth street
\ and Ninth avenue.
The Elgheenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall OF the city bounded by and lying
within Foreh seventh Thirty srtn street and
| Eighth avenue. -
The Nineteenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shall contain part OF the city bounded by and lying
wthin Thirty street, seventh Thiry fourth
|. stfeet and Eishtn avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

JAMES NJ. MILLER. AUCTIONEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF lss ACRES,
IN
Isl PLOTS,
AT FORT WASHINGTON,
PART OF THE ESTATE OF ISAAC DYCKMAN.
JAMES NJ MILLER WIN auction, Oct. II, II r..
at Exchange salesroo Ill Broadway the celebrated
FORT GEORGE PROPERTY,
consisting of 1873 in 1 plots extending from BROAD
which II has frontage OF half 10, to Harlem
river and from 1921 street to oath street.
The desirable locations for suburban residences on
the island included In this tract
The plots staked out, VIII be found on NE
ground every to show visitors the property.
Sale positive. Fifty cent may remain on mortgage
For maps and descriptive pamphlets apply 70 the auction
20 Pine street, to LOCKWOOD CROSBY Attorneys
for Executors, l33 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
, GORGE COOK, AucTIoNEER.

Vt Salesrooms i01 Liberty street.
Continuation sale by order OF Assgnees.-GEORGE COOK
win sell by auction this day, at IL O'Clock, Household and
Once Furniture Sc including some Of the best Parlor
Chamber and Dining Room Suits OF the sock also Bullets,
Bookcases, Tables, &c. Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

'l'hb fofULAh LOOk OUT Is UNDOUBIEDnip noOx-
INWARD Scores OF metropoitans are seeking nveM-
ments In the City OF Chuche They know tnat no pac
anods such opportunities for speculation a. sne m rc
our sister CITY, They realize oeors an
takes place. s the time buy Much OF the surplus money
now accumuaiing 10 Wall street viii be USED N purchAsne
tho auction sales OF JOHNSON MlLLEk on the s.h an,
18th aud 18th OF October The call for maps OF tne properly
TO be sod has been beyond all precedent IN me history Of real
estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

GREAT AUCTION SALE
" In Baltimore,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 2, 1853
OF the entire collection OF Hot and House Plants
Mr. Thomas Wnans, being the largest private collection In
the United States embracing the choicest and most rare
N B-For exhibition two days before sale. Apply to the
auctioneers for tickets Of admission
Y. w. BENNETT A CO., Auctionscrs,
s, Charles street, Baltimore, Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

DY F. COTTON AUCTIONEER-LARGE AND IMP0R-
ID OF and second hand Furniture, Carpets
ooth Chandeliers 50 or 40 Carpets Basement and K c
O'Clock auction rooms No. 7M Broadway, the entire
Furniture of private dwelling removed to the store for con
Paror Dining Room. Bedroom and Basement Furniture
ali Of which about IL monhs excellent
Carpets good Cottage and enamelled Bedroom Furniture
good Beds and Mattresses valuable Buffalo Robe SILVER
plated Ware China and Glass do; Kitchen Furniture 6c
DC also large lot of Ocoths from dealer declining bus
meas. Catalogues early this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE AUCTIONEER AND REAL
ID Broker saesroom 81 Nassau street. Art Gallery
81 Fifth avenue
ROBERT SOMERvILLE will sell by auction Saturday,
Oct g. at 1OH O'clock at his saesroom Nassau street,
large assortment of Household and Office Furniture.
For particulars catalogues on day of sale.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-07
MILLENNIAL

ANOTHER PRopuET.-Dr. Cumming
mvst look out for bis laurcls. Another
prophet has arisen, who interprots
Matthew xiv. of the second corpo-
real advent of Christ-whcrcas it re-
fcrs to nothing but his coming to do.
stroy the jewish State-and he thinks
his advent is imminent. The Temps
says: NJ. Victor Louis Jacot, by pro-
fession prophet, living at No. 2, Clar
endon Place, Brighton, informs us
that ho feels himself compelled to an
nounco to us that the Divine Saviour ia
ON tho ovo of fulfilling his promise of
rcappcaring, and that tho first rcsur-
rcction, as described in tho Oath chap
ter of Matthew, will take place in q
few months. The Temps remarks
that this indeed will be mighty
event, but 81. Jacots prophetic inspi-
ra:ions enable him likewise to reveal
to US that Austria and Franco are
about to como to blows, that Turkey
will disappear from tho map, and that
Emperor Napoleon Ill. will seize
measures of gold and silver and other
There are some in the Church, who
have tho opportunity to call thoir
clergy beggars for giving them an
opportunity to do their duty.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-07

Icy Stone pa ssed through Now
v With q largo carpet-bag and a
#ss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-07

There can 'be no breathing Of the
soul in prayer, faith, or love, but as
we are drawn by the Spirit, for God
will have MS. recognize His arace
alone, in our spiritual preservatiSn
Mann. e'tSa