davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

And the entry shall specify the whole number pack
ages serial numbers thereon the quality or
vine gallons and OF proof gallons and amount Of the tax
such spirits shall be verified oy % % o@ has S ben pad thereon
and they truly intended to be exported to e Pqrt
states and said shall give hls bond executed in dup
Conditioned that the principal named IN said bond will export
he h ame @ Snail not be landed within the jusdson Of the
United States ths pena sun h eu pt u of the dTswbaeE on
such spirits For the discharge Of any such export 3Hnd iS
and other shall be required as or may DC
az and tSa of bs sd Ots have been at port
named at other port beyond ue i M % nsster ~ ~
the vessel deposited with said collector to Dc h az
m snail 1e %en ~ S ba to the Secretary Of the Treasury. TO
vessel shall be only after the receipt o an oFer ct
and after each csk or package shall have distinctly mark
g. g. TRe Casks or PACKAGE inspected and
no Under such rules and the Secretary
the Treasury prescribe and on appeaGa M 1 so saa
and direct Of the RIcsBs s @a no @ re
Of such inspecting and ganmsng m cerns % nss4h % Rs
s named in the entry for export which shall be nOrs
b said eens m that 5e oS Ss boar
said vessel and the sad inspector shall make similar
TO- the entry ofhe PEoydei no"
sSsr Be ad tsT articles Which % shall aOTsai
prior to the tn tune az Ten rbeT 1S Sasd That ali distilled spirit
in bonded %srGhons sS TSn d Ie m6e arehoo and Ii
taxes paid oil the same and n @ sasH SE PS s subject IN
respects the requirements as alter
passage OF this act Ard any distilled Spills % ~ Az
the pss.aa shall be forfeited to the United M state
such manner shall be prescribed by the Commissions Of
srx Aud Whenever the opinion Of the Conmlsaon
Of unit e o nse the merehande therein
Tor any reason to loss great wasaGe the uom Cen
A. thsren snail such other war
A9Hss - may 'S icontin6ed on soaiih Oass.la
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

A +" drawback "A blister.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

nnr FOR SALE BY ALL
"~OGGISFS AND SFOREKEEPERS,
Fo. EVERYWHERE.
Assss,so oy > 2. HoFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
saSt5, lS6e-ly.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07

= Sic f1bGt bus 9s4fbttuna ergsbent sneines EeIG=
tlgang itres groben Mn0 neutrality-suspicious. 2agers Elm
iis Derpreeben, su biItsen Rretfen ~ perfaiIfen.
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!, itnsmetfeIbdft BAG btrbrtitetife otrattise
gStrt In Der @eit.a
81 ;
49,, ar oct 8 "a
=. eRelteS 80
MlOllatIid)eS Magd5ill.

&Eifif1e BemerfuHgeu Der 4refTe. q
9as psgaIarft gDert n Ssrasstt. = se@'g ART
: aslr aiiiIei In Ben xasstpdsn ksaHen aOtep sss
eSIen Zones anb Der peri&iebeHer SOrsase non par,
ne - Magasiu ge6enfen-eines SourualB nut
efner fopGfiten eircnlation st1pa 10 O0J GEe
pIarei-sf peiem ots eewdh tefte, eidbte nne nwees
si sssEsSss 2ss5 s Sss ;es. ssInS bet -.
BilbhnasisnBbe bes emtstitaftif9en geIses nab pie
D :a & s ssggt ast s. ss sssis
ss. - s.,e, ss1.s ,it.s iI IS
es pereintet N f4 sse unter6 6ten6e SgondtAs ash
bic imekf pbtlsfepbie1e 8teteilnSfbf drkEk 5nete@
IS IS ss s sss s aas e. s.
2iebe Al reineg 1iteratur.--Tr q buersS QRtet'
% elale ~ cas- site GtMrss a 9aAen.
Iade lui@reibea, SaB IS BEN popuIdres @ef&naddt
oeriiet ji,bem % eirien nngeneben uiie Iekrtetea
z se I farsi AAs Aetsst- ~ = ms 0sfalPs
GabferiptiCnss 8ebinenmsen-lS6
4atves'E p aeas tns Elm s5abr 8. 49, 90 !
etn ertsa-GEsalplar snswsSer bes Masal ta4
isSsm = eIsb BON ) q + eubisrb snssn u issz
BEL stHsr gslsfsnSnns, oess isss eEsmptars fir
1 SiSssss sHssE aat asrpss.s masttEn.
v eos d LET unb 9el . I an enc NSsss flls.s
Elm akx $40 90 oksr ispst ron 0axper'6 4triokteas
n sHs siss ~ ~ sss sss si i:Sss,,i .
Gins gonaansiss sam,aInas. let 8 nas,be M.
IaEeuh, i'm f46nRn sEeiafunnh6anb MktA per "A rpre 4
ugf srsn bee Rdniesse fur 81. Der &nnS psrgd1sbt
Gt1,elne B6nbe PEI ssoIf 90. aeiupantb6hbe tnns
GtnbinksI, IS Gsnts, pofi3rei.
Daa 8orta fur oarper}k R gafin aa2A
Genta AaA Satrs mel@es in ben scifanss bfs @a6s
sS Ssrsa ~ aus ben hs1lasassssusl.
Enntldza Rropinssn miilIsn ~ Gsnts blfenbsrb ets
b0GtSi am hos 8creiniGaeR &taAtgu p<fo p9ranstes
faklel Il fBnnen.s Ran abrsizres ,ssse
Rarper 3. Brekberes
s - Nlemt9eff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07

dafnertlaue 8t Der gInf5t su,
bab be- aueritaNIihe 0oH an benz
apfEaIe eines linnaIreihtbuHes
ae6rt, orstdtt 6Afd FBEd Tide Epbuts
Iibn reidlSbe 8inlel aus Oenlieibell. 50
iiebea
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!, Gin s7epofitOrimna fur Mpbe,
0er0uii9eit lito Belebruu8."
6ura, er's Nasnr..

= - ~ = N*TF%>E j + --z-
sins gsiIass rgst5s sSEtsnStee gt,5tsr
sslSsetSs pf's ssisafati sta sssaHtss f0lOr'rtss
Sntgerss ga lar .eatEaIt IS S6IOIto,geiten BON.
Der SrSs s os SsIRsTs rs e = &C.
H9 beraus. tEse
5. aritif6e Bsmrrfungen Der 9rele. y
Snrp efss y aaaE sntbdIt neben 8iI6srsgsns.
serit &C. eae MtStakL unat AftiEetn non beienberem
5EifSen iSflD sffferee fir be Semitic 9rtfeI tber
@ehin6bett GEeibss ,tab 6as batnuB IA allen fetien
2petgeits Der 2eeitoff TT not1enfh9 fnr ben &rets
eeetgii 81 6eetI Stsf ne uab a3eIesrIng angeftfebt
iDtth mb adfetbem bfIgt esf quite 6ssakluHeen nab.
boS sd6 cSoar,laI ritf foEd5en Gioen<
f9dftem Ia fut5ef Bet etaen uneebeHren Grloig
reit bat, benn etnas Berarisssp fbe In 4anfenbeas
bas aefIaaesn banadl sfiauts--g en- CART 6 pes
ming Bot .au7zssF sgEszf ~
oI mn isns nun ietlIs gnFprRd1s ala auf GIssaaD
Mitsfebenj ben gei4mud unt 8aits nefber 10 1T Sen
Sfd5en 9efanBfteHty O0ef Gut hte littfottten Hg$z
trass beEt beittel dtsst Iutr boo obne 9eoens
grfHe nueen Tier oSerins AtislanSe peit ihetIe0ea
tit.-aR Bf41ds BEG al 8 y telItgeu cefsS
ss Als tsiM cults e,.sssi9ss Seer sMssttSr.s
tett tlFb AisDt bt beinfeIben am9 mur nHnEbernb
gI.iGs ntonitasSt tsbaipien ianls-4 Asus BORT
es Sat 81 BefSteislt 9eIeErune In ponRanbieer
ktie III ertbeiIets, es gtebt Gnaaesei6nete RHer in
ftbem Bepaftetet unb 1tefert etnef 0uten 2eftoft.
% at d, NJ q h uHb u ef lee for.HrN B
GS uir6 has Beftreben itio Der Gbraeit ieher 9nae
III Mniertka fetfs, fiena@ Bcrjmrtft bes y IA ~
tlgtbeR.-8 + on EtoitsertPtEe s A.
Gnbfcrip tlpI6s 8 cbin8atgcn-IS6 $50.
stt 9Gtpe Shs 2 al pEf Elm saaRg,. $50, q .00 y
Gin Ggtfnser tnpIur entsusber hes 90 a 81 tia +
hes 80 q q effpIatte cher bes . az 3 Ipirb
itben Glib von 6GH Grbicrtbeuteu ~ 81 90 ieeer
Bel etAex gel6fenbAIg, c5er ieBs G1eRylare tar
&z09 o geIiefeft. e vi 90 :.
Subjects scmen eaf &arp ears .aeaa e ! q,
% o@eh54 at tlrEb 3 a. ar az cine Aofete flE
sfn Sabf 1900 eber 3net RON 9aEpexss 8ertpbitek
on gtne @0Eeiie fEt eth Sab SEQ. 81 ~
tibete sautnsfrA iDssieH isserseit gssisfsrt wers
ben. a'Aa -.
S,s @offo fat norVe 3 a3nr 1T 70 Gents
tas ypBFs apel3es 81 btnt seiiamt ets subj srbeHteR
s9abferspstc,sen aus ben tfllii3 ainerisanfr
ef Nfbuilsser tild % Gents tefputet eutbQltefs
Mrs has BerstntQfeM Sf0atEm entte M9randte60bLen
= .s'.'.'@' &arprr u. 8rDlDers.
sts1 siems gofI,
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0ie d gel. llIal I qllnnelotal

lssDea
= Ois Id saek IlIah ( gltnnelota)
> Dot f9reibt
sln1ri9ten, bic onf teinsr 1lebers
treibunG beruben, finA iiEJee slnene
f9reGIi@en s1otbauFan6 tirlgeIaAfens
Aa1 bart a SRinnefnt0
GeIe0ene, iiOlirte britiIGe SeItirt Setts
leuent befnhes anDs OeH sfpeae pi6t.
f6Ieuni0e 9ulfe 0emd9rt MaEb kihe De
tAEfernn0 NON 100. 600 Menlhen
~ bernfdten Srcbs. sIOIgs 6sE
bon ben GenfAre&eli pnneriMieten Gerp
ipHftstneeh harSe u6nsliG dR bieferl
Sabre ni9t eiH eintieer 8nfbel See
eeib herNtek DqneDe 4 nie Ents
t0Fetfrnte gkat5 NnO dr brat ID llno
bic S1aer, weGd,e einen GrObeA EbeiI
Der @eD1ltera1nlg nAianGnd iin0 bon
ben Gbenea surr6oefebrt, ohae 0db
ihre BiffeIida6 cine 2lhs6eute eeIiefett
6!I 90 &C sfengB Gsettleraenk allies
gfOOfnntD 8 eedNbf,9 nit lheSRfeine Bee
ID gteE1nas Sen laneen Dinter iibersa
Ddnetn a0unte. 9d,teHe lanmb b1t8ft
enetaifde 11abreestni liat6 III 0entndd
aofhiDeiDia nm aiGebrefe taafehO, SRt.
aBjnterasif Sc etnet GntferauHgH bon.
ofg 1tsteen DON ger 1ss1g 49, w
gtoltene ,selAs 0@nsE g.stl11H
t16e iii iifetten. DIE MhfgnbeaD DIt
D2innefi8 e 9ftIib an eeer uOrDfueIt hen
9.aaseA neAsgI oaE "a !, DOss l..s54 .ea
oee z0 ssIg esRe otee
tDgsgs sns - ~. ..'s',.
S:lIssent 49, ssss ~ IA. 49, -
gH = y - ~
~ g ~ Uaa'ss a:.s.St
49, laH: sgh ~ Ss ~ ~ y Y.
LUZ ~ s2ntys 3 = 1870 wv .Ds'sss
9 g 49,. - 3 ss'sst " u =.
sEnIs sfIreute, onsl sIa1a y "
g w g DssIs Dans ss.g ~: y
Dts Sogsss tanet ~ .ssssaasss y1s
pure sIg 1ntsEltug nAsseOa y y, Ussesse
IeIssnee siIsege Iss est - ssS ~
gsn geiau w I15o y 800
20 gag Weeg Oap gW Nes. ss y
En ~ O9P soslt9tO1Amsg gpss
&c. sos .'hsenn fhI i. 4 mid, 4
a. Ikenf.s,is ! g, M. gSie SranS SIrt
-, Ritteb,,rap faIIf i,f ei,1er Einno be an
Ken @erihf shafse aus 0lnIos- eines Be-
,fufbs tpeId,ert he Senl tpelf1aenriinIponiss
iraer d,thnuSe serifnttst hnfs III. men, I5
saee ! geebo...,,,,,,nes,,rtheif nber 6aa
o.IF..,r,. d -. - $1,000 e - stsl. 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07

& ~ =
49, !!
4, i 80 o.Sss $3.50.
sss " IN y q e; .SsrS ~
~ s's..s = y =
lSIlUs " ~ -
-
ss-sS s..s1 - 'sa.ss
" ~
80 ~ : 49, " 49,,
~ - y:
S ~ y yaa 80 800 49, 1000 a;;,sS
naa 49,. III. s&a s;s
es,'as: NJ ~. NV sa ftS
81 st: 4 sa,: s. {. s;,ss
$500 HUI X. 4 IL 8 III IN
t = "a Il a. =
s9ssSs .Os.U.a -. 49, ,,!t
sigss 80 y 49,. y
SH'1 wy s'''I''Ss -
S' Ga ! ..;a4. s.,V,.,,,, an, bs,,f;o- h.s Sie
eits - 49, w. 49, - VI
$ 49, - sl.D ~. e ~
s A H. IT, ~, sl Et. -.
s.asss III ~. u.1 - a.
Led. ~ n -. me-,
se, W. lS:ye Ss.sS".s 49,. ~ y 1. - y
Ss 800 $500, ~. .sN ...s =.
80 "a s.s - a, ORR W.
" - ~ ~ ~
~ .tso Z,
pen S AT aslS nut esS S,,sI
sla asea : srsr y noJ;t;
ask ~. y. ss5,tss ~
III n ss, ~ t.'aS,'s NH
ss s ~
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tssV y. y. aas's s. III .!ss
e sss''. ~ s ~
aaeasR 3g.l. 4 81 ~.
s Taasg "
~ ~ y. ss..s
49, s1 ~ 49, :. ae's
- - $3.50 ~ 49,. ss. 9 go. ,,
- -
- fs;ssss,e ~ -. j
$3.50
~ .sss W. Assa. ~ ~. go ~
ass4l9 nag Peg SsEaeEen soraaos aaal pc,
~ ~ 6 s 80.
sal ~.
sss1gess Ssg S,ss sps 10 ps,s
y - y: ~
sR VI y, y, -.
~. ~ y IVY ~, 49,
u: n. ~ ~ -. 4...:s.S SsE:s,
ps eyEnsgee w s $3.50 SsgseeaPe~ 80
.s, S..se. -
10 ~ -. ~ " ~ 4.
!. y 49, 49, ~ J. .sss.
a W. y = = -.
SaeaRsksa ags ~ n y grOs
asIsA naU Asae Deso 1870 80.
=. = !. 81 = 81 Il ~. 49,.
Msn sst.essM UaE t9Duyee usaA gaseltg.
asg21ggaS e0e gssa y = Pe Oepe!ksrB1g Vee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07
Sep. 9. sntNtn. e.ssstss.

-------- Btgs- Gtaa4en Don aImeriaa,
Staat Nelr gort Stont NuS County Nem Nort. %.
uns as 81 lpttien iei hermit. Sab bete, am fetss
pOr mir, Gbpin +. eoreg jun. eInef GonsnltfIiCne
IN Der Stabt Re1p yort irobnbdft fedtmGytg einge<
iei qniilisirt hlrd be Grecp 9utoriif Ses Staas
les 5snneftee nnS ben @eiesen beiieI en- eemds, I'm
bic AFertennnns pen Ootuenaeri " fss6 bofeTbif ~
9ehran9su ooer 81 regitireu, entSegell Az nehmen,
Graftns 2pman 4rdffOent Mnb Geo. s.. Sniffen, Ses
tretdrr ben Quiderboder 2Abens 8e1fderanas @es
feli9aft perfSnli9 erffienen, rueIe eber Defenders
9e9DEe eei1motett nor mtT cit ldrten unh agten,
6aB bic Mf9eLeeenbe ften lths SAD en- ME ne in benz
beigefiigten 8eridk ben e untersetbnet haben ans
gs9sben iinb. ihrem befen s9tffen unb @lauben ges
mas ant bet asabrbeit bernbeR, = esssa -
Bum Ssasnib beHsn babe ia aisIss nntsri6sisbeH
th' ST. tiHo ntt Hs'reln oteeet uerfeben ON ges
nannten Gage unb Sabre.
GrDin o. Gprep, iln.,
GonuniSEomer filE ben Stant 9ennedes,
Office 30. 81 gsoatrobe, Rem gorf.
A5l9rlF oe9tauel9t- 3. u. Draper.
&tnat 9enne5Tee,
eomptroAer's 0fffes, BeibDiIIs, +. Suit 1885,
SD, o. %. 9Indburrl, Comptroller bes S6oses
bel9etntge bterif, bob bic 4niderbeder 2ebeHsUers
iIeesEnng ssssfsli By 9ep gort i'm staat aerp
bet eob Die 9enarntes 9eieai9aft allen 8erfibe<
fungs<@eieHft dfteu burd bic @eieSe bes staates
LsHueifee auferteg glrlforbtntn9en na4getommen
II IN nsiS Issnsr ssi4stniss To- bes SPntns.
eTeiisa lns fsftseitslt fur ipIde Sale.
IL S.. sssSGiIb eenuhas anidsrboasr aesens.
ss gerefer,laes gsisnf9af aa'tpriirt 1T.
BerF1etmgen an sfneb men tin6 has 8ers
$50 Edbesu1l9s sSs f9dit tn biefem sStGate 81
a Naibptue, Eenneiiee ~ betretben.
49, 49,. @. - BId6btsra,
@omptroaef pom EenneFee.
e a'1l1 pa sis asis IS .2ar@ 4Ianfet
- ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07

ais Gfbe Ieiner N1ntter, Sersog bon
Yarnga Die gfa9tommenidaft oieies
iebte1n tpirO iekt bura BEN 0er3e8
Robert BON sEarnia reprdlentiEt, Son
6atI's III. S0bnen maro &arI W.
80ittg ban Spanien uno nn6 Terois
flnnp + 90nig bon Neapel oeifen
9iadtchtfle, ber eeeenip6rtiee ggsSo>
MIG bon gfeapel, 6rans II. if 6arl
". bon Spanien bermdblte fid) nit
ieiHfr gfi@tes 2ouite bon Yarnae, Anb
katte ote @Obue Ber0inont VII,
E0nig bon @panien, Der Slater Der
se1AiBiaG3 iaheIia taarl { Soa Ginelae \,
Der eesen Oteis ais Sbroncan6iSat aufs
,trot, uno.SJraIt3s Ses Stern dieter
GObn ift@6et GeAlhbI Der @6nigitSfd.
bella. Sin gnfeI oes DON Carlos III
Irst DER lestttmtitifde 8ronprdtenSent
bon SRaniel1 aHas3
Ser betdnnte Slater Marimilian
Sertel (Gebacteur,~Her &atb0If1eit
RifbsnS eitu1e feliOe berY 90 81 lbtllOs
3eitune Die folaefl0e Mbipebr etgen Ben
Beroadt fatboIifder Gefinnunesun.
thdtigteit Su !: ere 3.
Cine GrtUieSernns. +
1911 lg ea3Sines ira ct studio.
9err Or. GAlt bat in feiner l.bts
bin eboebeltsnen Ne6e in Solulpong>
Sdu e fiit pa6enb sefsinSen, 'fotsenos
Bemertun9en 81 MAIDEN
SIS sebe NIT BEN ppIitifhen Mber.
gIauben, ipie nit bent reIiei0len. : Die
meiften GatbpIifen BdItei nod an ibrer
Sir9e fsit, wtnn re auB ni@t an Die
unbeFsdte @mpfdngnit @iaria slaa>
hen.H .'--.
Dnsbaben tuir's.--Benn elm 8rot.
uurtluo ODER elm berbummeltes Cub .
| itttl i'm Hirt3sbau8 aIlknfalIss iol6e
gBike reibt, peu barber braif1t man
| fb ufdt 81 uertpun6eril !; eipenit aber
Elm Miann, ME Serr S@lt oer psr
etfient eebiIbetsn pubIitnnl dnftsat unn
! i'm gtumen feitter Rartei cine poIitis
ff1e Ne6s halt, i'm ben Deut19en ibreu
Gtanbpuntt Dor Der Nabl tlar gu ma .
den, nit foIAens 4brafen afiaeriifi
feraAt, 10 1T oaS beftilnntt nidt ana
lrenten 9Iabe, un6. aud Ger eigeneu
8artei miro 6anit f1merIi5 Elm Sienf
aeleiitet. gSoIte aber Ser 9blt
/ aidt bios .inefi- fdle9ten Bib MAIDEN,
fenotrn bona fide tnirtlim stipds 5ebl
.@elbeiotes 3ilr @pftl6rung bee Geut.
/ fhen borbriltgent 10 butte er bod lpebl
wiHen fpIlen, mas Elm ieoes tatboltfbeI
@Gultine ben s. 5abrens iptiB, aoal
4 ,,SatboIiten, Sic an ibrer 8ir@e telt-
baltenM., aud an Die llnbeFeGte en-
lffan9niB Dlarld gIanben. Sur in
Brcteitantisnsiis coSr I'M @eforuiuOen,
/ tbnm it - tpurf, iDas Giner gIauo
ecer ni@t 0Iaubt.
g. 6iiffte Serra G@ab, 70 er tpieoe
cine poIitjf9e Neee lsSla fen mil, fdol
i'm Sater.iIe fetrer Starter ansuratbel
ifein, feinen Ganobtt bon atligio1s.
1fa1ett ferne III balten. ~ Dixi.
.s'aa ssa~ = s'fifA 81 ar SerteL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-07

aeablide. no Ser Ieste nod berrfderSe
Rueio Ser @Ourboner. bonn Ebrone ass
ifiirst nitro, iFt 90 nid5t c6ne SMtetelIe,
tid bic GemeaIoQie bieIer beriiht1fsn
SeiirfenfaniIie ms @ebaGtnib auriids
sutllfen. gdmmlItde Hiustae 6erfeIs
benftummsn ben QuOuie XIII. &6s
mia nan fsranRrei6, alb. Dieter bate
siuei G6bne, Ginning XIV. unS ben
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03

thought the proposition is whether the
movement is only ripple on the surface
of pool or tidal wave over the world.
/ He thought 1t was the latter, a move-
ment going on everywhere, and OF this
( tidal wave RitUalism is but part. It
arises in all Christian sections, and old
affairs are brought back again. There
I was g time when the sound of an organ
was considered al abominstion in the
church, but now 10 was an absolute ne
cessity. Gothic architecture was absn-
dOued, but it has b en- revived. Even
the Church of Rome was doing every
thing to Influence the hearts of men.
The services, in certain instances, is even
tolerated ia other languages than Latin.
Revivals are adopted. Whatever Is in
any way useful it is now the policy of
the Romish Church to adopt. DR.. Mahau
thought the question wss whether Chris
tisn men should quibble about tfifling,
insignificant matters, and let the Church
of God suffer. He then took up the
fourth resolution. He was not in favor
of introducing these things, but merely
referred to them. With regard TO the
lights on the altar, is there any symbol
ism, anything 70 identify them with the
Church of Rome? If there is anything
it is the double nature OF the character of
the Savior of the world, Jesus Christ.
[ At this point the speaker bowed deeply
st the name Of Jesus Christ, and said he
would alweys bow to the Throne in his
heart He spoke about burning incense
and desired TO know how the use of 1t
could identify the Protestant Episcopal
Church with the Church of Rome. II
prevailed in ante Christian times in the
East ; it is even in the prophetic Church
IF the Apocalypse. He cOntended that
the Convention has no right to connect
il with Rome, with which the Word OF
God do-s not connect it.
Rev. James Stuart Hanckell Of South |
Carolina, said that this was the first time |
that the Convention grappled with this I
momentOus question. As one ordained I
TO keep false doctrines out OF the church, |
be is opposed to all these idOlstrOus /
abJninatioDs. The speaker thought the /
course of the church of Rome was the .
very masterpiece of Satan's ingenuity
A tidal wave, perhaps, but it is onward.
y resolution wss offered that the far
JheT consideration of the subject be post
DOned, which vas voted down. Where
upon Rev. DR.. Littiejohn, of New York,
offered the following resolutions, to be
acted upon st the proper time:
ResOjUed, That ths House of Bishops
be requested to set forth for consideration
and adoption by the next general Con-
feutiOn, such additional rubrics in the
Book of Common Prayer as in their
Judgment may be deemed necessary.
ReSOLc66, That in the meanwhile in
III matters doubtful, reference should be
made TO the Ordinary, and no charges
hould be made against the godly coun-
ills of the Bishop.
Resolved, That copies of the majority
ND minority reports be presented 10 the
House Of Bishops.
Adopted after considerable debate.
The Convention then adjourned to
Thursday, when an adjournment sine
lie was had st an early nour.
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STOLEN.

II ORSE sTOLES.--n last Tuesday night,
u about II O'Clock, fem nay lot, my riGIag
HORSE. / followed him as far as Holly Springs
Rnc Lagrange. The thief offered him for sale
In both the livery stables al Holly Springs /
al inclined . think he viii make Tor the Me-
bile and DLlo RaflrcsG. Said horse is q large
bay. l75a hands 2i ga. very broad across the
hips, little laTReE on the LETT nip than tke
right, LETT hind f9o1 white, broad fat forehead.
walks snd t1ojs weli and No. lOpsr, very
short body .Or z lorse O. his size on the left
shoulder j. 3 brand II. and J. Z. under Il. and
q !. p. on The Ieft hip; saddle ana harness
marks around his g-rIh. scar on one OF his
ankles, I don Z recCllgc- which mage q little
worn b. collar. I VIII give Fify Loliars for
the recovery OF the horse OF a1y information
30 q at viii get him again, or one Hundred
Dollars fOT the thief and EOrse.
+. J. EOTDT.
ssrdis, Miss, October !. 1865. oc6I I'm
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LAW WXERE.

JOIN P. CAKUTHEEs. WI. j. SYKES.
CARUPHERS & SYKES,
ATTORNEY > AT LAW.
Ayres @ufldfBE,
East Side Court square, Memphis, Tenn.
ucTEfrn
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and the abundant applause attested tha
the task assigned the orator had beer
we'll accomplished.
Hon. VIM. Q. Alexander, OF New
/ York, followed with the cOngrstulstoTy
/ address to the Alumni and friends of the
! College. The speaker gave q sketch ol
the College, marking its progress onward
and always upward from the day Of its
! Incorporation to the present, referring to
| the days OF the Revolution, the battle Oi
Princeton, the reception Of Washington,
and other incidents memorable in the
history Of the institution. From this
spot where Washington triumphea and
Mercer fell, this College diffuses inteiii-
genes throughout the world. Referring
to the graduates Of the College, Mr..
Alexander alluded to the presence of
Messrs. Scott and Herring, graduates
under the venerable DR.. Witherspoon,
and spoke Of them as men who graduated
before the coming President was born.
The allusiOn to the venerable men was
received with tumultuous cheering and
the waving of handkerchiefs, and the
two veterans we're compelled TO rise and
bow their acknowledgements
Ex- Gov. Pollock responded in behalf
Of the Alumni, making en- impressive
address.
Next came the administration OF the
oath Of office to the President elect by
the Chancellor OF New Jersey. This was
followed by the delivery of the charter
and keys OF the College to the W Pres
ideDt DR.. Msclesn performed this part
Of the ceremony. Standing by the side
of his successor, the old and venersted
President, ia a trembling voice trans
ferred 10 the care AMI keeping of DR.
McC0sh the charge which since 1854 has
rested upon the retiring officer. There
were few dry eyes in the house during
this portion OF the proceedings.
This closed the Ceremony Of insugura-
ton, and Prof. McCosh stepped forward
to deliver his inaugural address upon
" Academic Teschiog in Europe" It
was an able essay, treating in 8 most
elaborate manner the system of edu-
cation in Europe and contrasting
it with that OF this country. While
awarding to America the palm of excel
leDce in the way of preparatory schools,
be suggested that we need to infuse more
life and vigor into our Universities; draw
the Alumni closer. and make each and
every graduate feel after he leaves the
college that he has not entirely separated !
himself from its history. Scholarships
and endOwmeGts were urged as required |
In this country, in order to draw the |
graduates back to their Alma Mater and |
their interest long after they
cave.
The ceremonies closed with prayer and |
In the evening the college grounds
we're illuminated, and large mum Der of |
persons remained in the city until the
midnight trains.
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MARLAkD I. PERKINs,
Attorney at Law

SOLICITOR III BANKRUPTCY,
Rooms & c En5clerbocksr Building,
i6 MADISON STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN
oFspSelAl attention given q Internal Rev
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THIS hTm viii practice IN the United States
4 S1prsme Court and Court OF Claims and
viii attend to the recovery OF debts, accounts
and claims against TIE GOvsrument or indi-
vidusls, and 70 business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior member OF the nrm Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal mas long keen Known ia l1e
highest courts Of the country and the junior
has had large experience IN departmental and
other business during man y years Of pualfc
service IN the House and Senate. They Offer
their best ana faithful services 70 those who
may need them iy3-sepl0 "
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REWARD.

4 OST-On Tuesday evening isst, between
l. JEFFERSON ana Union. On Main, q Pocket
book containing small amount OF money,
aud sODze pSps-s valuable Oulyio the owner
The finder Is WeleOms 10 the money, Jutis re-
Quested ~ leave the book and papers 1t the
Appeal 01ioa. addressed 10 2. II the money is
not sufficient seward for ais trouble, he via be
paid IOF the same. nByl Sc