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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-10-23
FornlS For CnIo

have located in Americas. and am now pre-
pared to show for sale some of the best farms
in the country, rs well as some cheaper ones.
Give me CALL r. w. RANDALL.
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NEW BARBER SHoP.-Fred. Haussler,
late of Leavenworth, has just opened a
new barber shop in the small building
next door south of Bundrem's. His
card may be found in our local notices.
He has fitted up his shop in good style,
and is ready to favor the public with
anything in his line Of business ss'.
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M ARRTEn

At the residence Of Judge Lambdin, on the
18th inst, by Rev. L. NJ. Hancock, THos. MAN
TOR and OLLIE SHELDON.
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Attention. RECRUITS.

All recruits for the new Indian regi-
ment will report to me at Emporia i'm
mediately. All others who wish to go
will report tomorrow.
JAMES p. Hurst,
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If You want nice GUN and SHOOTING
RIG, go to WRIeHT's HARDWARE STORE, I3t
Commercial street mrs
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Several trains Of immigrants passed through
town this week going south and west into the
new counties.
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billiard SaIoon for sac

Consisting Of one table and fixtures necessa.
~ in irst-elass establishment. Price 81 900.
C.. r. SIPEs.
SS-u Emporia, Kansas.
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Mrs. c. Z. Whine has moved her
millinery establishment to the house
next door north of Jones' new building.
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Shawls and BalmoraIs.

Choice styles of ladies and gents shaw1s; also
splendid assortment of balmorals, the cheap
est in the market. NEWMAN & HoUGHToN.
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IF you want Fine, Coarse, or Heavy Boot
or Shoe, made to order, go to the
1928 EXCHANGE.
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See Mrs. Smiths advertisement in local mo-
tices, and subscribe for your papers and mag
azines for 1859.
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Wante1.

In exchange for custom made boots and shoes
all kinds of building materials. Apply al
Clapp's boot and shoe store.
Stiff GEORGE CLAPP.
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For Agricultural Implements
Go to the Cincinnati Hardware Store, 1856
Commercial street, near the court house. 42-tf
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The way the people are carrying OF clothing
and boots and shoes from Clapp's lisa caution.
He will soon have to get another stock.
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EsTRAY CATTLE.

GTRAYED from the undersigned. at the Ty.
y on County fair grounds, during the late
far, the following described stock: One clear
white COW and white heifer calf; one white
white yearling heifers; one red yearling heller
with some little white; one two year old red
heifer with line back-eight in all. Six of the
Oldest branded with mule shoe on the left hip
Any person finding such cattle. who will yard
the two calves, and inform me of their where.
abouts, will be literally rewarded
JAS. S. McWHORTER.
1915 Chelsea, Butler county Kansas.
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ALEC. GROVE.
AGENT OF THE
NORT9wESTE
Horse and Detective Co,
OF TOPEKA. KANSAS.

=
Organized April 10Th, A. D. 1867.
Capital Stock S100,000.00.
ENSURES against losses by theft. Receives
i applications for Policies and e-brands stock
Office at Grove Brothers Livery Stable, En-.
poria, Kansas Those having stock insured
in this Company will do themselves and the
Company favor by bringing in their stock
to have it re-branded. Owing to the exist
ing troubles of Indians on the frontier and
horse stealing through the State demands OF
our patrons TO keep their stock we'll branded.
in order to assist the Detective Force and make
this organization effective.
41-ST" JOHN HANNAH, sec'y.
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George Kellam, of Topeka, has purchased
fifty horses here this week for the new Indian
regiment.
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R E M q Y AL.

Miss M. M. DIXON
"AS moved her MILLINERY STORE to
Ii the NEW STONE BUILDING on the cor
ner of Commercial street and Seventh avenue,
opposite DIR. Trueworthy's office, where she
variety Of the LATEST STILES constantly
on hand. She also has one of the best of Sew
ing machines, and can do stitching on short
notice. 11-22
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The 'dry1 reputation of Kansas
weather is suffering terribly now.
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B. T. Wright has lost > mule. See
advertisements
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+. G. Hunt brought some turnips and
beets the other day which were little ahead
Of anything we have seen lately, for size, and
the turnips were the sweetest and incest we
ever tasted. They Were raised by him and John
Weaver, on Johns land. The lagest turnip
weighed four pounds, and the largest beet con-
siderable more than that. The turnips were
very solid and sweet. The seed was sown on
the 22d OF August, so that the old addage
about sowing turnip seed on the 18th of July
is played out.n
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t. II. Fry has just brought on fine assert
ment of new goods in his line. He has now a
large and spendid stock of clocks, watches,
jewelry, silver plated ware, and notions-the
best ever kept in a jewelry establishment here.
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CUT THIS OuT.

Good for one dollar to any person who will
buy twenty dollars worth Of goods for Cash
at our store.
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RespectfuIlv YOUR fellow-cifizens.
NRosHo RAPIDS, Oct. 10 b. Is6S

Messrs. Daniel Henricks, c. Beckes, H. III.
LoRgfeltolo, E. d. AOsher, and thirty Others:
Your petition of the 10th inst. requesting
me to become an Independent candidate for
the Office Of County Commissioner, is this day
received, and as it appears to be the unanimous
wish Of the voters of Neosho Rapids township,
hereby authorize you to use my name as a
candidate for that office.
Very respectfully yours, j. S. PIGMAN.
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William Wells, newcomer, has
purchased the farm of Royal Rinker,
just across the river near the ford on
the Lawrence road, paying therefor the
snug little sum of $500. tits one ofthe
best farms in this vicinity. 1t was pur-
chased through the agency of Pratt, Ha-
venhill & Han. Friend Rinker goes to
Missouri
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New GooDs.-Miss NJ. NJ. Dixon invites the
attention Of the ladies of Emporia and yicini-
ty to-her new stock Of fall and winter MILNE
ry goods. They can be seen up stairs till the
lower room is finished.
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Wright

Is going to have first-elass Gun Smith at work
at his Hardware Store, 1856 Commercial street,
before long. 42-tf
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Go to the Exchange Building
For your Hats. a full assortment; price them
or yourselves. 1928
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Jos. Ernst, of Amerieus informs us that the
premium list published last week did not do
him justice. Only one premium was reported
for him, whereas he took four, as follows: 2
year old mare. list premium; sweepstakes-
mare, LIST premium; brood mare, I'd premium;
sucking colt, LIST premium. The first named
was the only one reported in the published list.
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FARMS T0R SALE.

THREE good farms, near Americus, have
been added to my list Of farms for sale
within the last few days. and can now Offer
almost any kind of a farm from one worth SsOI
to thoroughly improved one worth 5000
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
r. w. RANDALL,
Amerieus, Kansas. October 1st 1858.
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Wood for Sale
lO-tf At SPENCER BRoTHERs.
chimes.

To owners of NIcCormick's ma.
chimes.
keep supply CT repairs on hand for Nc
Cormick's Reapers and Mowers, and am ready
to dispose of them at manufacturers prices
with freight added. IL CATTERSoN,
34-tf Agent Emporia, Kansas
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Rev. L. NJ. Hancock and DR.. Jones
were out cunning yesterday and
brought in wild goose which measur-
ed between six and seven feet from tip
to tip and weighed sixteen pounds. 1t
was whopper. We understand they
are quite plenty on the bottoms.
County COmmissioner.---To the Voters OF
Lyon County.
NEosHo RAPIDS, Oct. 10th, 1868.
j. S. PIGMAN, ESQ.-DeGr Sir: The un-
dersigned, voters of the Goth Representative
district, believing that the citizens Of said dis
trict should have voice in the selection of a
County Commissioner to represent the interests
and finances of that portion Of Lyon county,
and believing that the action of the late eoun-
ty convention in placing in nomination man,
against the wishes and protests of the entire
delegation Zone proxy excepted) of said dis
trict, is a wrong which ought, and we believe
will be corrected by the unanimous vote of the
people of Lyon county, when these facts are
made known to them, would request you to be-
come an Independent candidate for the Office
of County Commissioner, and appeal to the vo-
tiers of Lyon county as to the justice of giving
you hearty support.
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Ixntes OF AdvertIsinw.

An legal and transient Advertisements s esats line
fer frat ms ren and each subsequent Insertion
One eSIsmn year ninety dollars; elk months. afy
dollars; three n0nths thirty dollars Half column. one
AfV dsiArs: ak months thirty doIaFs
Sus.ty dslIzs Garter eoIHma. dol
lass sx Snths hen dsIas; three months ten doliArS
Eighth eSlun. year. Asesn dsars six nsbths sIsha
dsllaFsi thFse moahs. eve eoIarc.
Business Card. Of lAes per Lac
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New Advertisements.
LOST.

LOST.
DY B. T. WRIG HIT, at the Cincinnati Hard
II ware Store, 136 Commercial street, Empo-
ria, yellow dun horse mule; past; about a
hands high; black name roached) and tail i;
black stripe across shoulders; black stripe
around the legs; hair was rubbed off on one
side by saddle about the space of half hand /;
will be paid for his return to the owner. 43-tf
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MAPS, PLATS & BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS.

Particular attention paid to Conveyancing.
VIII pay taxes for non-residents, and Will
advise regular correspondents of the Rmourt
Of their taxes in time TO avoid costs.
VIII buy and sell Real Estate on the most
favorable terms. No charges unless q sale
is made.
VIII procure Patents from the various Land
Offices, and furnish
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EmpOria. Kansas, June Ii, 1868. #
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upon application, on reasonable terms.
A large amount of Land in various localities
for sale very cheap. Special inducements to
Colonies and those who wish large amounts Of
land. will furnish the topography of any
township in Lyon county, and insert names
and dates of original entries when desired.
Emporia City property bought, sold and
leased on favorable terms.
I beg leave &c refer to all the old residents IN
this and adjoining counties.
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Emporia Aertisementr.

r BEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY OLD
Il friends and the general public, that have
re-opened my office at the old stand. for the
transaction Of general
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
PREPARED ANn SOLD By
HoSrETTER 4 SMITH
PITTSBURG, Penn.

PITrSBURG, PESS.
For sale by all Druggists, Grocers and
Store keepers throughout the world. Agents
for the Pacific Coast.
H0STETTER, SMITH L Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
net3-Inf
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
FREE FROM POISON,
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.

4 u
1t is admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lni-
ment performs more in shorter time, and
beast than any article discovered.
No compound has been invented useful and eff
cacious in curing
RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT,
STIFF AND WEAK JOINTS, BURNS,
BRUISES, EAR ACHE
SPRAINs, FRESH CUTS OR WOUNDS.
SwELLISGs,
Or any other complaints requiring external application
For Horses
1t is indispensable and valuable remedy in all cases
SPAWN Splint, Ring Bone Wind Calls Bruises Strains
and forth.
1t should be kept in every house. camp and stable
Accidents will occur. Promptness is efficacy
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravngs bear
ing the signature of g. W. Westbrook Chemist and the
private U. s. stamp of Demas Barnes the top
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with IA cheap
stone plate label. Look closely. Sold by all druggists
and stores in every town aud mining camp Pacific
coast dec2S-ly
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Medical Advice.-DR. WIN. X. DOHERTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute Is becoming QUA NON
te the welfare Of State and health of our ctzena
and his rapidly spreading reputation although may
cite SURPRISE but the signal of skill and follows - the
natural effect of such We are personally ne.
quancd with gentlemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who had taken of
available means that promised relief but without succes
until they they called upon Dr. Dohery who In an incred
IDLY short space of time has given them entire relief IL
gratifying to announce this fact because the Doctor
gentleman who seeks not by defamation Others 20 e-
tabsh his reputation to the supersructure Of ha
own upon the ruin of anothers fame. The Doctor CON
ducts his Institute in such that must be- eratv
ing to all his patients lie examines advises and
mends without CHARGE and the patient after hearing hi.
terms for treatment can accept reject pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he effect.
This he Is able to do because he feels tke coma
dence which long experience has given no doubt the
consolation which appertans to that ,vn6dence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would 40
well to consult the Doctor; at all tcan do no harm
for consultation he asks fee; he insist On
obedience to his advice unless ths patient places
under his His offices Sacramento street on
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Office. IS. ], NKwS
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Inc Pantation Btters make the weak strong the Ian.
gud Brilliant and exhausted Natures great
The public may rest assured that will the per-
iecty pure standard of the PLANTATION be de-
parted rom Every bottle bears the facsimile of
signature steel plate engraving, or it cannot be
genuine.
Any person pretending to sell Plantation Btters in
hulk or by the gallon. it is swindler and mposer Be-
ware OF rehed bottles See that private stamp
Unmu tilated over every cork
the world.
r. III Drake g. Co., New York, Sole Props
Redington a. CO., 4l6 and AIS Front st.
sam Francisco.
Agent for California and Nevada.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Thou wilt send ME two bottles more of tn,
Plantation Btters My wife been greatly bene
by their use Thy friend.
ASA CuRRIN. Philadelphia, Pa"
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

both sent In their resgAatiens the Queen In their
communications they inform the Queen that her To
return TO Madrid, unless accompanied by her Minister
Marfore destroys ali hope of suppresng the insurrec
ton. The Queen accepted the the Conclas
and sent for Count Chest TO form Ministry The
San Sebastian.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
ELEAS

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure aud certain
death to of the insect speces-Feas Reaches
Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs.
ii KILLS INSTANTLY.
What is peculiarly surprising in regard to this article
is that notwithstanding its instant death il is
perfectly harmless to mankind aud domestiS animals. 1t
can be Inhaled or eaten with mpunity II bears the
tmony of eminent cisinterested chemists that it is
FREE FROM POISON,
No article has ever given such positive satisfaction
its use.
Its reputation is well known, 1t is easily and readily
useddirections accompany each flask. Beware coun-
terfeits The genuine has the signature of LYON and
the private stamp of Demas Barnes Co. Anything else
of this kind is an imitation counterfeit Any druggist
will procure the genuine il you insist you will have no
other
Sold by all druggists and dealers the Pacific coast
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

nope Tor the Amtcted.-rn another part o. this
will be found the advertisement Of the eelehrnt,d
Institute established by Dr. j. G. YeuNG in 1850. IL
boon TO the suffering to point out to them where they
uader the care Of the slilf0l Doctor the sick and
troubled can dyes themselves Of their burdens of pain
lay aside their cross and health ane happiness
IL You are sick and in trouble, hesitate Head the
advertisement and follow the advice Do forget the
manner OF directing letters. Consultation Oice
o'o washington street, san francisco fyl-ly
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
Important Certificate

l owe much TO you, for verify believe III
Plantstion Btters have saved my lfe
REV. W. II. WAGGoNER Madrid n V"
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
ELEGANT LUNCH

VIII be served day, from to IL A. NJ, and
to IL Z. NJ.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
Sonora, Big Oak Flat
AND
COUlTERVILLE STAGE
LINE.

oHUIlesF uH1 DeSt NUUle TOF 10 SeMtte Fdltey.
TWNHE SONORA AND COULTERyILLE STAGE from
and after MONDAY, Sept. l4th 1865, will leave the
City Hotel, Sonora Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
at o'clock, A. NJ, passing ough jamestown, Mon
tezuma, Chinese Camp Jacksonville Big Cak Flat and
Garrote and arriving at Couterville day
O'Clock.
Returning. will leave City Hotel Coultervile on Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays connecting with Stockton
stages at Chinese Camp.
Daily Line of Stages leaves Sonora for Sacramento
Murphys Mockelunine Hill and the Big Trees
S. SIOUP, Proprietor.
Sonora, September 18th, 1S6S.-tf
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

''* Ihave given the Plantation Bitters 70 hmm
dreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most
effect. CIV. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati q F."
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

have been great sufferer from Dyspepsa
and had TO abandon preaching The Plantation
Bitters have cured me. REV. J. s. CArHoRN
Rochester, n V"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-30

a girl in Boston, who had been
discarded by her lover, swallowed q
pint o. yeast. On being asked wby
she did it, she remarked that her
spirits were SO depressed that she
wanted something to make them rise.
A down East paper says: "Gen.
Grants utterances are few but re-
markable." So are those of an An
dalusian jack.
A fossil elephant has been dug up
at Easton, Maryland. Many por-
tlons are nearly perfect, including o
tusk eight feet long.
A man in Ohio got tired while
black-berrying. slept upon O railway,
and his friends had to do the rest Of
his "burying" for him.
The head cook of Nashville hotel
has been keeping q boarding house
on stealings from the kitchen, which
she carried off in her "panters."
During the same month, a lady and
four of her daughters, all living in
Stowe, Vt, gave birth to promising
heirs.
The ramie planters think they can
prepare tho fibre at o cost of two
cents pound and sell it for dollar.
A colored Democratic Club has
been organized ia Camden.
A murderer can be hired ut Portici,
near Naples, for two cents.
Brigham Young says Salt Lake
City has 10000 population.
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90 pcoLUAlB1A. c.. SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 80 1868

INDIAN OuTGRsAdEs, IN in Sop1TH AMER1-
oA. A.AOne Of the Inost' bloody" and
fiendish Indian invasions on record,
occurred at San Carlos, in the Pro-
vince of Mendoza, on June, Is. About
100 Indians, headed by,;a bandit.
Perez, entered the town at 8 O'Clock
in the morning. Finding the draw
bridge down rerdy for him, and the
Colonel of the garrison in bed, and
the soldiers scattered everywhere,
Perez took the commander and his
son and few citizens, and dragged
them out with ropea, subsequently
itomahawking them and cutting their
throats.e For three days they reveled
in murder. plunder, house burning
and infamous cruelties. Many women
were carried off half naked as prison.
ers over snowy plains and swollen
streams. Most unaccountably, the
troops of, the next station came up
behind time, and too late even to
pursue the Indians. Tue, assaulted
town had been advised of a probable
attack, and had neglected to provide
Tor Its defence. .i1f f,Enh ~
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The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald says: "It is
now understood that if Gen. Grant
is elected President, one of his first
movements will be to call France to
account for the establishments OF the
empire of Mexico. This is an old
sore with Grant, and it is the one
thing concerning which lie may be
said to have q policy" He is known
to have been in favor Of driving the
French troops from Mexico by force,
and would have been very glad to use
what he had learned to consider as
his army for that purpose imme-
diately after the surrender of Lee,
and the close Of our war" l. ~" ''.
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lhtt11eHEn GI5FALUATION BY A SOUTH
ERN COLLECTOR. Washington
correspondent Of the New York Her.
ala, says: '"There is a lrumor that q
large defalcatiop, amounting to mnny
thousands, has been discovered in
the accounts of collector of South
ern port, who has recently been super
seded. The discovery was made by
the officer who succeeded him., The
amount is fixed at 5000, 1000, but
this is evidently much exaggerated.
Goethe's mother said of herself:
".Order and quiet are my icharacteris.
tics: despatch at once what L have
to do, the most disagreeable always
first and I 9ulp down the devil with.
out looking Mt him. L, always seek,
out what is good in people. and leave
what is bad to him who made man
kind, and knows how to round off the
angles" ieae ulu 100 ~
j." COINAGE IN FRANCE. in the Paris
mint there are twenty coming presses
which can each strike a gold piece
every second, thus producing 1000
Napoleons q minute. The smaller
States Of Europe, it is stated, procure
their metallic currency from the Paris
mint, and Chinaand Japan have their
national coins struck there. 'a# q
The Chief OF Police Of, Charleston.
has annodhced that he, will strictly
enforce an existing city ordinance,
forbid dding the beating Of drums at
night, except when, as, an alarm, it
may be authori&ed by competent civil
authority. oa" ''''''' - 'l77
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SAVE THE S1NNERs.-A gentleman
who has recently arrived from South
Africa, tells n story about a ship
wreck near the Cape of Good Hope,
which derives additional zest from
the fact that he was one Of the clergy
men referred to. 1t appears that on
board of the steamer Waldenstan
were several clergymen from Natal,
going to n synod of the Reformed
Dutch Church at Cape Town, and
also an English clergyman. The
steamer was wrecked near Point
L'Agulias. to the East of Cape Town,
and the boats were gotten out. One
of the clergymen rushed for the first
boat, but Captain JOSS, the master of
the ship lifted him out of the boat,
saying, "You are a minister and pre-
pared to die; the sinners must be
saved first" and sure enough the
clergy were compelled to stick to
the ship until the sinners had been
landed. t.I..r t.n. IN