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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07
I. o. o. r.
MASONIC NOTICE.
JOHN 8. MAYHuoH,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR ELKo f0wN.
~ ship Town Of Blko once IN Eplsy's RuHdins.
opposite tho Passenger Depot
Once hours from oeioet. A. ~ tos o'eiceh. p. ".
S-ttf
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ne REGULAR BoARDERs accommodated.
aooD BEDS and rooms for ALI
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07
Good Liquors. Of all kinds.

AND THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
can he had At this house AZ ali times which will ba
dispensed 10 customers in the most approved style
u STARR 4 DoNNIFIELD.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25
La Science fait des progres.

AEssiiot qu un article utilize generate a etc
epr"u"e IT que son meliir ere r-runnu tel par
iopinl,4n Inb.iqnr. DIES lndvIuS depourvu> de
princ;prs ~hrrcIrur a rrEair. I-ur bourse vIe I'll
imitant Get article prr IT III In s,lbstituant uur
cuntr-tafnn. II 4nr'J'lr trnps, IL nercurr.
la urln- i piIu's. t+ p"s!,'rr> &c. etal ad-
mlnlstle pour tuutrs les ma aides de i'->ionac ac It
du toe. ta,diS que la quin,,r etat admiustree
avrc Abolrlaucr pour les tievr-s fi>>n,Is En-
Tin. les HOSTETrEkS STOMACH BlTTEK>
''l.t TAFT lrur appariton. rt uu sy>teme nouvrau
i- gueri>on etc iilaugure Les +ff-rs salu'ai.
les d. c-ttr reparatun rxcellent- tnl-nt dc suite
rrc"llls IT les p"i>,i'S miherAux t"nlber-nt dams
lutsc'nire dams lsqnrl- la civiisation It l~s
naissasIc~s 'i- la thesaprutq,l- lont condamne-
B-anc"up de faux b'trrs ont etc imposes au pu-
bic, .r>qnrls, apre~ an s-ul es>a ont etc r-cnll-
nus partal'em-nt lnnti's. tandis que crnx de
1lOSTETTER ont etc I'm tr,tait des lniirrs
DE- prrs"nnes qui lis ont ramrne ia ,ante.
Pendant de- tongues anne-s nous avonS ohsrr-
We les progress constants d-s HOSTEl"TER :
STOMACH BITTERS dams ropnion publiqu-
IT >-s ttf's >alutarrs POM Ia gnerison de- tvutes
i-s maadirs Il un- nature morhiJe dent lrstomac
tst 'r siege. It nous pouv"ns afrln-r >aus crain-
detr- contr' dlt qu'on ls'nt cumptrr dr>s'ls com
me- sosgrant IT g.e' >>ant. Lrurs propretai
r''S ont compose crs preparations apres dtS an.
ne-> Il etnd~s .>>idnr>. IT lis recruitment All our.
dhui Ia recon'p-nsr a Iaqn~ll- droit >peciti-
que Frerirnx qn lis merit, ut ii bi-n C'-st /,
>-lir preparation tlr cttI- nature sur tauu-le un
pn>>r c"tnptrr dams EuhtcS les ocra>ioi,s # pnul
celia menu ellie commando. lat-ntion ,i-s at.l yes
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La legislation radicale nous ayant :rusrs
le Ia publication des avis judiciairrs que vou-
lalent bieu nous donner d-rnierement nos aHs
ct patrons, nous nous preposons neanmoins de
donner chaqur semaine nos lectenls, un som
raire des ventes de SUGGESTIONS 1T altres avis ju
diciairrs que autorite du Gouvrnfnr ct de deux
de ses acolytes ont daigns accorder | nu ausre.
Daus lie cas- ou uu administrator lie succession
iugerat do l'interet de la succession quill adu'l.
nstre de- fare pnblier la vrnte on tout ausre avis
soft Gu Fraufais seis tn Anglais, Fsot dams crs
deux laugues. daus e Coarrssr, atm de donner a
ces avis une plus grznde publication, nous les ad
mettrons dams nos COLONIES raison de Is cents
par carre c'rs,-a-dirr Ia mo'ie De ce que ce!1
cru: tIus i Jca,nu{. Cculil.s lsle vera dan,
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EENTES PI'HLIDIES

Succession DHt-im T. P!tre -It j Octuhrr
pr"chAin. la v-lr- ,lr, hirns de r-,t-. >ucr-ssr
aura l>rn il tl'ruier- ie>I.tnrr n ietuh'. pre-.
dn pont Dehaon. Ii va un- hahitatI,'n d rn
vlr'n loU arp-ilfs. mai>"n Ar res','.rt It aut,r,
ameluratious. situe- a Id lla,I,. praifl-;-1rni1
nurcraux de trrrc ln-s urant -n>riuhIe pa acres
ul- habsatlou sltnee p,eS lt. Ia premiere decre
~ u,r>urant 100 arp-ntS de- trrlt.-Et un AZURE
mnrrran d. 'crr- situe dams T. meme vui>uAg..
Crs trrr'> tt habitatioils strunt veldu, par
lots ,.r 10 a % acres.
Crri&t!nn>.-l ~ = ans DE- credit, -n hill-tS a.
VEG caution >olidaiir ct hyprtheuur re>.-rvte .pr
les ferries v-niur>
Succession D. Hinchiey.-I-a v-ntr l-s bi.ns
d: crrtr succession aura leu Il, - Stpt..n,bre
ronraE', a Washington. Is consistent rn - ter
rams SIS dams CT village, comprrnant :. nisgasill
-l brun-s a'll,uri hui ru construction. il. beau
naga>ln r depot Il iefr-uvr du .ru Ia ,!rtliiere
resld.Icr du detunt, une alci irhir- IaLl'l I-
It hn ou t-ux au1r~> trrrans avrc alnelInra' uns.
La balanc- sout DIES t-rrai,Is vacants. II "a I'll
outr- 1I5 acres ,!' ,rrr- >itues slr l.. Bayou
ConrtabIrau, a la onctou d- Atcilntaiaya. qua
frr ra"h",, qnt'|uurs cLevauS un piano ct i au-
tIrs rtfrts mubiItrS.
C"ndIt"n>:-Conrtani.
I'm. Otzn. Iyu,d"ftur. rs. Eliza South, rt0ad
It son mari -Dan> crttc ati;,fn. It, Si.e,it vvntra
uu compliant. I'M terrain IT les bltios~s slue dams
IL village H. Washington
TABLEAIN DE SUGGESTIONS.
Succession Ome=tme Curuthers - Bonnie B.r-
nar'i. ad'nlul,iia ice, pre>-nte un Tab-au d.
distribution pul homologue IL. ! octobrr, Ill
ny pas d dopp.'Stiou.
Succession Michet Woods john r. Smith. al
mlnstratrur. rnregstre un Tab!tau final De
Distribution qni s-ra holnulvgue c octobre s'!l
ny pas d'oppusIon. 49,
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PROPOSITION
Aux PRUPnIETAIRES DE TEPEF>
ET NHABITATION>.

NOUS athvherons OATS IL Cour'ter des ups-
~ t,nsas IN Fran;si> II Ell An9lais, les H,-
bt,:uIS. les terr's It allfr-s ,JfoprieteS d,lt .
}r"plittair-s vouron, Gispcs-r, aux c. nditio, ,
>uivant"s. Sav"ir: Cnq piastrrs payabrs ia
vance, pour chaqur prophetic. Plus. an pour cent
>"r e lnuialIt - ID vrI-. 81 tout-tois IA pC"prI-
etc e>t vrn,'u~ 'a,.dis q ellie es: anutnce'' Lal !
y Conlrtr. Ri-n lie sera reclame Tn nnrp J. ,
cin4 pastrr>) 81 la pr"priete y est pas due.
Anls- iavoistrnAs a,itaHt gu II Srra IN notT..
p"'lr"ir Ia vtutr DIS pr"priet.s ainsi annnncetS
t"nx IN; n'u, 'nserront d's avis DE- rrttr Ca
el,uI. ,-rrunt iairr saver ; lis desir ut ~.
eva"ir d. Iutfr- plus ha,,t E,-nrhuler aul..-
lnrnF. r-s anIIulicrs >trunt pub.lets aux cunc.-
.nnS nllnailr,
Op-nnaas Aur,t leg.
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|tnte> rapidf> ct pr4it> brnrGrr>

.. J'ai. en'r 'autres marchandi>e- >&'he~,
des indienne> auer;c.lnr> lere u'1aI,tc a
9 a - cents ;--Era', cotton balr. =
Il % tS,;-CutonS ccru~, : - ct>.:-
.Autres elutlt~ DE- cin'x. pour r'be>. le 81
a - c,~ ,~-tou,crtrres de lam. trholx) }
b|anches It en- cnui+nr. lie 81 a Sll la
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de lam. Etancai~e It
Ang'a',e, de- - a 81 ct>.-tors-i~, d. 81
etau-des> us -Cor>ets III. lmpcra:rce Eu.
GENE, avec 200 baIene-
DonneZ-v"u~ la pein- de v"nr exalni-
nrr tnu,e> Cas- DULLES luarchanuiseS
En- fat Il.
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Changement de Local pour la
Capitale Federale.

II f.u, ben que nous par.ons de cettp
atfAne p"I>q"r ,o"t IL. monde. en- pafIr. ii
nous en- parions d'auta"t pIo> QUEEN ce
pays les plus crosses Htiairr< ne sont pas
ccIIe- q"i ont 10 MONS lie chance d elre
eHerutees. Dn reste, ie dernenagen,-
de Washington ne serait pas aus diff.
ciIe il fairc q"e IL Encouragement das PARIS
ou dc L,ldres. On poutrait parer pen.
dant nn -,ecIe de donncr une nuuvell..
capi,ale il Ia FRANCE ct "ne no"vrIt- cap,.
tale a iA"gIrtt-,e sans qu"n fat plus
avance snr les deux c0:es DE la Aanche.
Aux Eta's tni~, la on st'on nest pas en-.
t"uree deS mesnes difficulties. Les monu.
r,ents qui "r"ent Wa hinyton nappar-
nenmrnt pas 4 nv ordre architecture qui
impose un- E.h al,>oi,r d.. prrmanence SOFT
par les respect de I'~It SOFT par e respect
de I'a.e. Ce q"i ex's,e a Washington en-
fat d'editices p"b1cs peua Sc co"s,ruire
a,iteurs san~ ditfirnI.e, It les souvenirs qu.
s'aitachent d queIqnes e.abI'ssements fe.
deraux n'"nt pas ell !e temps do devenir
assez populaires poue empecher en- aucune
nlan,ete ie tras,.tert don't il est question.
Les populations des Etat~-Unis ne won't
pas i Washington. On n'y volt gueres
que des employees federaux, DIES .nc.nbrcs
du Congrea, des soliIcl,e.,rs ct qnrlqnes
strangers de temps d autre. % "a pas
encore dit de Washington ce eu'on a DIT
de Paris: quand on WI Paris on IL 'o',.
WI 81 ION peut sc d'>ptns.r DE- pous>er
plus Ioi" lie voyage. Il "yaq"'"" Paris
dams 10 monde. On y srouve feunis tous
leo elements de Ia civ'lisat'on ideale, e,
hors de Paris, on sent que tout manque ct
l'opulence ct Ia grandeur e' Ia nobl-s>e ct
s'inAuence des arts Comment depou,Ier
Paris sans faire tort a Ia civilisatson en-.
there? L'Empire s'apercevrait d. change.
ment CONNIE Ia Fra uce eIe. eme, car IN
Ia dit avant nous: Paris est Ia capltnle
do Europe. D'autres dissent encore
inieux: Paris e-t Ia capi,aIe du n"nd-
par consequent Paris est dd I'Europe ct
au monde ct ne p~ut etre dep'ace.
Ces considerations noos para issens avois
une fable porsee de. quill s'agit de Wash.
ington qui ne porte e" IA physionomie nj
le sceau de Ia grandeur, nj L. sceau dss
arts, nj lc scesu ass sciecles. Warrington,
.jnsqu'a present 70 u pas produit sur l's~pri,
des smericains d'autTe impression que
ceiDe dun etabaissement lemporaire, ct Ieus
eaPitale d e"x. qui vivent no" de ren'e'
snsis de revenus tndustriels. non do l"isir
nais d'affaires, est New. York. ct si ce
"'stait pas New Y ofk. &c serait PhiIadei.
phse, Boston m, t"uts autre vile, ieus pre-.
ssotant des avantages c"mmerc'"'x q"''Is
ne irouvesont jamais 4 Washington.
Washington done le maIheur d'etre
eclipse par. beaucoop de viiIes des Etats-
on's ropu'ence desq"elIes ellie ne peut
pfetendre ne me dams l'avenir. Or. 81 SOUS
sappoft commercial ct indu>t 'el, cette
espsa'e ne doit jamais rivaI'see avec u"e
Se.ee cite atner'csine meme du is"Is'e'ne
'd'e' 'I est claie qn'il tui ma"qucFa tou
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TRES IMPORTANT !

TOlS ceux qn' t'ennent acpargner an-
L tant que possible le t'ult de- Id ur Ia.
Dr. ur ttront bien de S'adrt>str an 1ou>>i-
que ct senr examiner I'assor'''nentI con-
siderable dc marcianJi~es >et:hes Il au-
tres qui sont aujouri hun rspo>et> a Tan
c,en INA sasln EN- br,qurs d Edmoud o. Du-
pre-, rue Nam, Opc'"ls;:~
Mon stuth est partalt, tD varrc',' ct en-
qual.te, Il peut r.all>er. >In'n eAr-iltr,
les plus con~IueFabes de la purul>,t.
Mon >ysleshs est
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Habitation, Animaux, &C. &C.
A VENDRE

DDCR cause d. depart j. desire vendrr mon
il habitaon. situe- AL Bols Ma.t cont~nan.
cinqnan!r-clnq arprnts, ensrmbir av~C nnr terri.
hi-n bolser drnvirou viugt arprn's. ai,ls uur
cahanag-s pour engages, fols les anmaux DE-
Ihahiiariull lla ba~~-ronr re>-rve-) une msrdu-
mar1u-I. un- charrrtte il cheval, nn char-a-
banc. t"yt lot de plsnch-A, sot1s les tnstru.
ln-ntS aratolr->, nl-ubIes DE- masOu, ustrnslEts
d. cuisine. awe un bean stove ,out neuf &c.
La recoltr p-ndante srra egaler,,-nt vendur >i
racquer-ur le desire Innte de Sc presenter 81
Oh ,,r p-ut pas payer compliant.
S'alrrss+r All s"nsst gne sur les lieux, ou au
bureau lu Courier des Op-l"'asas.
Rd. c RYGOLLET.
St. Landry Srptembre 1850.
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A YEND R H..

1n1 acres De lrrr- bien boiser, stue s OH
lO1 7 miles a Ion-~t d'OpeIo,lsas. svrc
uu-Iq'..s ba,i>srs It amelinrations. $40 l'ac,r
S'aIr-ss-r McfIrnry Husband. a la NouvrIl,
Ibtlir, Oil All bureau du Courier. Opelousas.
C-ux qu c"up-nt du hos sur crtte t-rTe sont
a,-l,:s 'avor c. ssrr -urs predations. aut,~-
m-nt lis selont poursuiyis scion toutr Ia rign-ur
des lois McH. HUSBAND.
IL Septembre 1869.
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A VENDRE.

OD00 Acres DE- terrr situee dams la pla;l,.
AlOO B-ll-vur, faisant7 face au Bayou
Buurbrux ct courant quarante acres dams la pro-
fonornr (la prarlr) avrc unr quan,ite suf6sanc
de bo's. Crtte srrrr sera vendue par lots ct guam
t'es deslr drs arqnereurs. tres fertile, fort
conv-nablrmrnt si'uee, ex-mp,e de tont- inCn-
datrn ct leger-mrnt accdrntee de maniere
n- necesstrr que peu de travaux pour regoul-r
Cetl- terre NJ truuve 9 miles 'Opeousas ec
a 3 ,lu Grand Coteau.
Salr-ss..r UIP. CHRETIEV.
IS sept. l-jo. Sur les lieux
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25
AgenCe en- Terres.

+ soussignc croft devoir informer
IA ses nombreux ami> ct IL public ell
general. que d.'sormais il devouera tout
sou temps tt son. attention aux atfaires
de- son agence. Les atf;aires DE >a Gro
cerie >ctont ltgItes par VI. J. L. Smith,
Qll .levlent son slcccsSeur tt seul pro-
rrittaire. Tous ccux .qui desirent VEN
Dire OH acheter des terres dams cette Pa
roiSse OH cclles avoisinantes trouverOnt
lie leur intelet i s'adresSer au so,,ssigne
JAS. II. HOUSTON.
OpelonSas 25 Sept. 1869. lttf
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nos COLONIES i avis ,n administrator CTutrllr J
s"st dtja prevail de c. moy-n pour d"nner plus
dc publication a Ia VENT. u.. Ia ,utcrSs.vn don't
Il u administration.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

4OU Arprns. de .rr,v ,vgnant le norcrau
plus haut nitntinnue
Crs t"rI-s s"1.t paiaItr nrnt adaptets Ia cu.-
turr d. la rAnu- slc.e ct "a cotton
T-r,-s # t-rrains serrit vfndns nm prix ties
m"ie,e It d-s conditions favorabrs aux ac-
quer.urs. Pvurplus I~ 5ens~gn-m-,s s'arrt-
ser j. d \ 'PERROD1N,
aout 1863. Opelou,as.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

Journal qui Went de fairc son apparition
Il Ia NouvcIle- Orleans. Ii parait le Di
manche, Il 80 cts par mois; i'imprimerie
1t le bureau lie relactiou sont au No. 95
rue Royale. Son titre indique assez quill
s'amusc ct rit dc tout, ct lou pulse tou-
jeurs lea va sans dire) dc la morale dams
scs quolibets.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

FENTE. L'Encanteur Perrouin VEN
,lra aujourd' hui la residence de ftu le DR..
-Acher, Ell notre Vile, dcux bons chevaux.
I'm mobilier etc. On vendrl tyalemeut
quelques Hacks ct Wagons. Noir les an
nunces dams une autre culunnc.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25
CHAUSSURE

lE PCIS DEFER TuUTE coNCURREaCE.
S'u|lers pour danes, pour homtne~, pour
htIettes ct pour ga'c"ns. en- prau. en- ma
roquin, en- pruneIIe. 1t de toutes les qua
I,tfs e, dams tou~ les genres.
Mon assortment de
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A VEN DIR f..

\NZE YERRAiNS. situes dams les lnl,,<
~ Lu village st. Charles Grand Cot-au. dams
i. 'ut princpae, pies &c lauc:en nsgasiu dc NJ, ,
Eug P,t,:iu.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

Decisions de Ia Cour Supreme. -
Nous publi"ns aujourd'hui, dams note CO.
te eanglais, un soluni:aire des decisions reu-
dues par In C"ur supreme, en- uotre vile,
i sa session de >eptembre.
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AVIS.
Cours de Paroisse de la Paroisse
St. Landry.

IT E premier Lundi de Novembre pro-
- chain, je tiendrai une session reyu-
liere de Ia Cour de Paroisse pour Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry, u la Maison de Cour de
ladite Paroisse, pour l'audition de toutes
les classes de causes sur lesquelles ma
juridiction s'etend;-Et le premier Lundi
de Decembre proclaim, je tiendrai une
session reguliere de cette Cour pour l'au-
IL disposition des causes dependant de
Ia Cour des Preuves ct qui Decessitent
uue decision en- Cour siegeante.-Et par
la suite, les sessions regulieres de ces
Cours auront lieu le premier Lundi de
chaque mois, jusqu'a nouvs1 ordre:
4. GARRIGCES,
Jvge de Paroissc.
Cpelousas l. >:ertem5re 1859.
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He Courier les Opelpl'sas,
journal OGRacseR &l'dAnelOuhRm.
oPELo SAS:
SAMEDI matin, % SEPTEMBRE. l1jH
Ge;Coton.-Nous sommes auiourd'hui

6etCoGon. n.-Nous sommes anjourd'hul
EN- pleine cueillette de cotton. Les champs
Ront blancs, ct continueront i SC mllnte-
mir ainsi pendant au moius un mois ct
deni. II mauQue presque partout I.s
cueilleurs pour he pas perdro dn cotton.
QUAINT aux henilles, OH men parle plus,
Vt on ne trouv-rait pas auj"urhhui dams
.oute i, par"i>>" ln Er,hitant uui veuilr
avutler 'lle ce> lu>ectes lui AREN'T tAlt un
tort quelconque. pas autant, dams tous les
rts, que les quelQucs pluic> recrntts que
nous avons cues, ct lui ont plutot c,npt.
che de rasil:ls>tr. que cau~r de Ii pcrtt.
Summe toutr l.s l,t!,itluts p-n~ent
<luil> tcrnnt uir ,ecnltr nrdinlilr thellc
nous aIturus i t~l'trer). ct uu salt que IL
lnajcure l'arti" est toui,urS euciin il r"
presenter Ia rtculte au- ucssuus dc &C
Qu'elle est Ell letnitive.
~ TCeux Qui ont besoin de ramlsstu RS
de cOtun let lis sOnt nOmbreux) feraien t
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~ Achetez vos gstnts Jouvin chez VI
Phillips.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

EN CoUR R-Deruierement, nans ie Ne
vada un mineur, n.eccnt-pt de Sc voir COLI
danne a payer nur Iegere dette quiI con.
te<sait. prit son revolver ct ,ira sur lie j'ge,
don't lie chapean fut perce par ls bale. LIE
chatiment ue 20 fit pas atteudre. LIE cou-
pablc fut coudam oe seance teuante a dix
dollars d,amende, pour avoir luanque de
respect q Ii Cour
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2l6 .tr,+ns. DE- s~rrr. ,isut. a 3 mile. !.
IOur>t d Oprl"u>as pres de ihab;,a,ou Lr -
Ouezn. :. Guidry.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

E9Ceux qui ont besoin de ram.lsseur RS
de cotton l-t lis sont nombreux) feraient t
bien de lire ravis de VI. Mckeever, que
Ton trouvera dams notre partic anylaise.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-25

~ II en- est qui s'etonnent de cc que
la succession de VI. A. j. Butler, frere de
Ben Butler, ait etc declaree ipsolvahle :;
lis voient Ii un eni,me don't lis cherchent
vainement le mot. En- verite. c'eSt prem
Dire plaisir Il Sc Greer des difficulties
L'explcation est bien limpide, cepen-
dans: Ben Butler agi cotnme executeur
lie la succession. Y etes-vous mainte-
napt III Epogur
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-17
This Evening's Quotations.
METHODISM.
Meeting of the New Jersey Conference of
the N. E. church.

SD6CtUt lteSEUtClt 10 ZJS hOeftUY L6tSgyUPVs
MnLvmIE, N. j., March 1.-THE Conference
was opened with religious services conducted by
Bishop Clark. Dr. Brown, and the presiding
elders. This was followed by the celebration of
the Lords Supper, OF which ministers and men,
bers partoek.
After these religious services the roll OF mem
bers was called. and one hundred and thirty
answered to their names.
The Bishop announced the transfer Of Rev. j.
Warthman from the Holston TO the New Jersey
Rev. J. d. Kirg vas elected Secretary, and
Revs. w. w. Allen and j. Barnard we're ap-
pon'ed s assistants.
The hours OF meeting and adjournment were
fixed.
The standing committees were nominated by
the Presiding Elder.
committee on the American and Foreign
Christian Un on was appointed.
The rules OF order OF the last Conference were
adopted for this Conference.
It was ordered that the missionary ami
versarg and sermon take place on Friday after
noon and evening.
A resolution OF thanks to the Committee on
Minutes for the manrer In which they have
cone their work was offered and passed.
A esOluiion was passed 10 pr1Ot IN the public
minutes the names OF contributors 10 the MIS-
siolary Society.
a resolution commcuding the objects of the
Freedmens AID Society was read and adopted,
and Mr.. Rust, its representative, addressed the
Conference on the subject in most eloquent
speech.
Bishop Clark heartily endorsed both the
speak er and he cause.
The seventh Isciplinary question was taken
up. SDd the charac, ,ers of Rows DR.. Brown aud
s.Joquet were passed, and their relation changed
to effective.
Rtvs. F. B. Woolstons', b. Atwood's, j. s.
Beeele's. S. Townseno's. a. O8en's, and j. f.
NoTrieil's charac ers we're passed. The name of
J. Vanuote was called, aud MS Presiding Elder
stated that there were complaints against him,
and he had been suspended. Cnls gentleman is
editor OF the New Jersey state Gazette. a COM
niltee was appointed to investigate the findings.
The eighth question was taken up. Rev. S.
RusIing's character was passed.
The seventh question being resumed, W. H.
Jefiries' character was passed. Warm discus
sion took place on tbe relation of this brother.
pending which the OoIference adjourned.
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and ne hoped the gentleman rom Mass scnu-
sets would take means to nave IL mace RuOwu. W
Mr.. Butler said he old not know Wno was -
rponaihle for it. He was informed tnsI ~ Wa
en- accident, which bad happened over auu
over agatn In former CoDgresses. He did not
question now. H. had been bae Law. put,
through an accident or bluu der, or something
else, the law had been altered.
Mr.. Bchenck defended the Enrolling ClarK
priu cipel Enrolling Clerk, VIII ON he knew to be
o most worthy officer, had infOrmed htm tnat
he aud the other clerks had been working tor
forty consecutive hours. and were completely
exhausted when the conference report on thls
particular appropriation bill vas sent to them
from which to make up the several items
In enrolling IL, The report as prese nted
to them was confused and difficult
TO be understood and hence the CLAUSE In queS.
tion had been overlooked. He (Mr. SchenoKl
had no knowledge of any such Item being In
the bill, but he undertook 10 say, from his
KIN, wledge of the principal Eoroliing Cerk,
that be was az Incapable of having designedly
omitted anything proper 10 be inser ed IN q oul
He protested against all such legislation IN
appropriation bills, and argued particularly
against returning TO the System whioh mad
been tried and abandoned, OF maEinS inspec
tors the creatures and tools of dis'iler4
Mr.. Butler held up the manuscrips report oi
the conference committee, and called aIteI'.
tion TO the omitted paragraph, which ne sall
was UNDERSIGNED with heavy black lines
BE alSo commented on the fact that opposition
to The Joint resolution came from the Cnairm II
of the Committee OF Ways and Means. from tue
gentleman from Kentucky (BecS), who repre-
seDts one OF the largest dtsttitng districts IL
the United States, ani from the Chairman o
the Committee on Enrolled Bils Mr.. .Hoiman
whose duty 1t was TO see that the bill was pro
perly enrolled.
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On Temperance--C, Cook. William y. Wood,
on FinsnceHG. Cemmins. j. NJ. wheeler, J..
g. Lame, William 8. Pugn: E +; Keeney. wu
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rtsan sn Post offices-Wiliam swiudells. @. w, F.
Grsff, william y, Howell, III, Y, Asst', J' J'
On Missions-The Presiding Elders. s,..
On Necessltous Cases-rhe boaro VI S'e"-
ards.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE TRACT SOCIETY
will be held on Friday evening, in Green Street
NJ E. Church. Toe meeting Will be addressed
and sS % Rev s.. % ri smith. % Tloaets Of admIssiSn
can he obtained atthe Methodist BOOK Room,
No. lOlS Arch ST eel, or at the Union M IL.
Church,
First Anniversary of the Ladies' and
Pastors christian Union.
This is a society organized in-the Methodist
Episcopal churches of this city about one year
since, the object Of which is to employ tue
women of the Church in working for Jesus.
The ladies' of each congregation are organized,
SO that the families of the neighbornood in
which n church is located ave visited and their
temporal and spiritual necessities inquired
after and reports made To the pastor.
Las evening the f1Ist annual meeting of the
General Union was held In Green Street
church, The spacious and beautiful building
Bishop Sim pson took the chair. The singing
was conducted by Professor W. q. Fiscner.
After the hymn,
From all that dwell below the skes"
was sung, the Rev. Il. II. Pattison, ID. d Offered
"a pray er.
The annual report was read by the Secretary
MIS-. Annie Nj. Witeumyer. IL was a well
written ard interesting document, ably pre-
a1ed and beautifully sugges i've.
The Rev. O. H. Payne, of the Arch Street
Church, being introduced, proceeded to dell vel
an address, chaste, finished, and superb.
Rev. q. r. Marsden also delivered an excellent
address,
Rev. Dr. Cooke was called on for q speech
but he epologized, and in mis- place he intro
duced The Rev. Bishop Thompson.
kew, B1kuOp Sim pBOn mace some Closing re
marks.
wnid the grand end ChitstlilSe work of tn,
society. which amounted to over two hundred
dollars, and the congregation was then dis
missed with the benedIcLion.