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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-21
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

S.W, Scott ct al. vs.. W. B. Scott ct el.
1t appearing to me from the petition Of petit
TONERS filed in this cause, that III. B. Scott is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, and q
resident of the State or Texas, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served on him.
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Columbia HERALD, a newspaper pub
iished in the city of Columbia, for four consec-
lutive weeks, requiring the said n. b. Scott TO
be and appear before the County Court OF Maury
county, on the first Monday in November next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to
taken for confessed as to him. and SET for hear
ing et parte. witness. 5ohn M. Hitkey. Clerk
Of said Court. JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
iSept30-4w81dsiaD uiHo@AB adl Clerk. T
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LONDON, October l6-Rumore Of an
armistic r current in banking circles
and stocks r advaBcing. @gsl at
z 1t is reported that Russia tenders
her offers of mediation, and that Aus
tria and England r anxious for
peace. Bankers are to-day declining
to negotiate Berlin paper. Hamburg
and Bremen are threatened BY the
French feet, and the excitement in
those cities is intense.
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LLECTION NOTICE.

will prcees6t ID spes1and hold % election a
all of b eivetiug ,Hpseisss lhltks epaaty of
Many ON The eth dhy sf EsVs1ber, a1B7ol foe
the Parnose Of yes!ng f. GeAsspo!s Coss:ess,
men Senator, Floster, RePse.eutpives and for
filing any vacancies that NAY, Be IN District
offices; TIE isii9vies e Z nst = lodges and
ID rsstEcs-Jssess;yW tnss pop hadd.
John McKhirht. hksceirss, l. D fotts.S ,
E ID Diseiet-Judgse, w MCatbe, ia Hill,
VIM Kennedy. ReceiysrrAArKAppea0T ,
Sd DistrictTJudges, Wm EcE,lJos clymcre,
Thos c Hardisoh. Receive. WIN W Hafdison.
4th Observation-Disclosures ~ tBfyantI BF ,Le-
nicf, GeorgeiPskks.h Receiyef, JC Mdfphy. ,
J sth DistrictAJadges, De E0se,i RIG harris,
AL Rruett.n Receiver, b ThamasI sd iu0s :
,esh DistristEndeesrC A. To.inson,SO hn
III bstHct7Judges,J 6 Moore, ] B Gal.
80 ssS Distacslsadses ss. f So1ns i IsSaifs. a
ID Mathews, Nj Holden. = iRecefter,W MNec-
lv.jOGu fyd IJi ,kisH 9fiF bE HgJii5iilom .
|siSth District-ladges, EBeaj HAtrissayiJ G
HQrsley, J N White. lReesiyer. syesseS Harris.
loth DistrctTy gss,s4aAAF Ienipg. Ashley
Hlli 3, a Boxsn,. Rsesiysrs !is;;s1 ElsnipE; = !,
Blif Ia lssnssS SriSS. IR ss9s D ) cSSSb. y
I'm Disadvantages, n D ikieketts, j I
Norton JIM GianbsrIyd Ressiver, p n Rick
cts. ,fI'iHfR ,nDf ,fios YTilHi stii rot
. 18th DistricttJudgeA l. Frierssn, WIZ Bond,
J NJ Goodloe. Receiver; A H Williams 80
18th District-Judges, ) II HUI, G w Stock.
ard, H Sellers. Reeeiver, r N McBride..
18th Distnct[adses, RI PugA, Jolsaa Akin,
w = CDnnor. Rsoeisef, John fBsiesslie y
"a 10Th Distrist-rJpdses, B Wsrfeld, s W0rley,
A B Catbey. ReceiFer, WDRsage. 3 :
18th Disadvantages ] NJ !Ganiner, r G
Pucket, SPerry Receiver, T Z Anderson,
18th Distfict9udges, EG johnson, John I
Sparkman, WV Hiet4. Receiver, JAiCook. Z
l9dhl Dis9ict-Jadges, s r Alexander, ] 1
Sedberry, r Fitzgerald. Receiver, B A Michel.
3oth DISTINCT Judges, WiO withenspoes, d
Mccain, r n Hughes. Receiver, ] Nangrem.
2ist District udeesyR J. lBangus, II B
Daimwood, n Allen. Receiver, L + Lanier.
ed District Judges, IN Mckissick, W w
Miller, JAMES Chandler, Receiver, n Renfroe.
sd District-udgts,J A Sanders, . Glenn,
w 7 Altman. Recsiver, y Cd srkss ~ ala
24th Distriet-yudges, D KiHayss, DIG Hol7
comb, B NiebQlson.n Reeeiyer, H johnson.
18th District-7JpdgeS BlIsg.AsJ r
Moody,, Dr. Boyd, Recsiyes VIM Tisdsls.
saE-4 IFg .rAxlffF III ErTll- DID,.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JNO. c. BROWN.
fas oit oos FOR CONGRESS-, bah
GEN. W. c. WHITTHORNE
FOR STATE SENATOR.
C ,,1LL.s1fF,E5Hd IT. Eel BE }
FOR FLOATER,
FOR A
I WILLIAM B. GORDON.
= GEx. WmrTHoRNE is announced to
speak ct GAINESVILLE, Oct. 18th, Do
yer, Oct. 9th, and at Charlotte Oct.

Ex- Comptroller BLAcKBuRS, having
been nominated by the Republicans as a
candidate for the Senate, accepts the
ri pontuation I'm q card over his WI sig
rsture, in to-day's HERALD. He bears
the reputation OF an honest Radical. {.
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Pursuant 70 q decree Of the worshipfal the
County Ceurtof injury county, at tie August
Term, 1870, in the ennse Of J Ohm A! Thompson
ct 81. VS.. Levpnia Kifchexille, ! will cell % the
highest bidder 81 The Court Mouse door in the
town Of Columbia, Maury county. Tenn, on
Saturday Nov, 19,,.1S70, the valuable tract of
land mentioned 10 the plesdings in this cause,
lying and being in tie 7th Civil District OF
Maury county, Tenn, the farm 90 which the
late John A. Tkonpaon resided, and kaowu as
the Thompson Place, coataiuirKi aboat three
hundred acres, and not subject to Dewer.s
Said land will be, sold on . credit Of one
and two years time, with interest from date Of
sale, except the sum, of, 100 cash 70 pay costs
and attorney's fees. Notes with approved Sc
eurityi required Of the purchaser, ald elieh re-
tanned for the payment q tie puscliase tszbney.
} III srnadj slfIl JOHN NJ HICKEY,
Oct147lw ala Clerk and Gomuisisncr. "a
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Masonic.

The Grand Master of Masons
in Tennessee has granted Ruche
Lodge, and visiting brothers, a special
dispensation to join the procession in
, honor of Gen. II. L. LEE Tomorrow,
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On The lsthinst-, the Grand Interna-
tiouai Division OF the BFotherhood Of
Loeomosfve Engineers met inlthe Capt.
tolat Nashville. Addresses Of welcome
were made by Gov. SENTER, Col. COL
VAR, Col. PRossER, and Superintendent
J. w. THcMAs, of the n. &C. and the n.
&N. railroads. 3iiia. f..
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OHANCERY SALE OF LAND

Pursuant TO decree of the Chsneery Court al
Columbia at the March term Is7c, in the case Of
sell to the highest bidder atthe Couri House in
iumbia ON Monday the It'll day Of Eotember,
lSse, a small trant of land situated IN the 18th
civil district " Many County, adjoining the
lands Of lanes Johnson and othera and
known as the Joseph A. Moore pace, contain
ng-a acres. S'TefmsAEight months, cred
Il tke purchases required TO execute nots with
good security, and 8 lien retained ks she puf-
chase mopey, - 81 I'LL WILLIAMS. p
Oet.i7, 'sotds-ad i4foI ail u b3irnIl -
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Taking Hostages.
Ei.n 6 e 81 iSrtid tow
70. tisa 4. V . lsSIsa j

q banker, taken as hostages for the
payment.
FFussaans af Harfs Belng Refnf6reed
nkoNDoN, eQctqber BEThe special
lin ~telegraphs on the 14th, that the
mountaineering Paris izxveE ecUzFsnd
atin yase ofeeeigi4g ,heAsEyi reinforce;
IGpaFdsr331eN q Strashur9s The bulk of
itleAeSIlv formed 18th crepe befofe
Baden DIVISION Whifh
laEelm9dhing by Troyes, and also the
resssksloftkotToop formedinsSilSsia,
An9d6s4kn4ted he the t15th ocropsjtthe
snahteE m All about I5y0eGliin sai !
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III was scarcely expected that the Rad
zeal paper swouid do anything after the
death Of Gen. LEE, but kick tho dead
lion. But SO grand and pure shis char
acter that they are forced to pay apartial
tribute to his great merits.
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HlIB VUIaf LJiI3 p lHNiI 80
SALE iiaIes
f.rr rrn4 fa ~ ulxaE IWaI Sc
OF INSOLVENT CLAIMS

Bursuant TO a decree of the Chancery Court
at CeIumbia. at the March term, 1870, in the
case OF John 8. Penny. Ex's. &e, vs.. Thomas J.
Perry ct al, l viii sell for cask, at the Court
House door IN COLUMBIA, - Mosdays fhe 7th
solvent claims belonging TO the estate Of John
r Perry, deed. j. L. WILLIAMS,
Octl44w Gan.
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III. S. cox, - 80. ,.' !
Physician and Surgeon, F.
.tiaulaisi ytFssf -
Omce-Whitthorne Block
COZ U3fBTA, TENN.
Jh%29 20 n4 1874 ~
CHANcERY SALE OF
HOUSE ASDLoTIN SPRING HILL

Pursuant to decree of the Charcery
Court at Columbia at the March term,
the highest bidder, at the Court House in
Columbia, on Monday, the 2Ah day of
October, 1S7Q,a valuable house and lot,
situated in the town Of Spring Hill,
Maury county, Tenn, adjoining the lots
ofC. j. Shawl j. H. Reaves, and others.
Terms, eight months credit, with in
terest from day ofsale, the purchaser re-
quired to execute note with good securi-
rity, and a lien retained for the purchase
money. III WILLIAMS, c.& NJ.
SepI3-it, l-i1 go III 1900 CO.
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,ham q , CoLUxBfA, Otc. 10th, 1870.
lumbia, on Tuesday, the I'D day of November
next, for the purpose Of electing seven Direct
Ors Of said Bank for the ensuing year. b.
Oct2l-td lta W. r. INGRAM, Cash'r.
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.ORDER OF P~UBIdCATI0N.

isi II appearing to meIfssml petiiou of petitioners
filed in this cause, that VIM. Powell, Thomas
Rucker and - Rpcxer sys non Presidents Of
the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served en- them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made In
the CoIumbis HERALD, . newspaper published
in the town of Columbia, for Tour successive
weeks, repairing the said WIN. Powell, Thomas
Rucker and --- Rueker to be and spear before
the County Court Of said county, on the fra
Monday in December next and Pleed, answer
will be taken for confessed as to them, and set
for hearing ex parte. Witness, John NJ Hickey,
Clerk of said Court =
Octl4-4w ie"t JOHN NJ. HICKEY, CTk.
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CHANcERY SALE
80 OF TOWN LOTS.

PuEsunltasd ssrse oftAe Cha.cssy coess at
COLUMBIA, stthe Sep4smber teEn, l8Sa, in the
case q Thomas J. Penn, AduEs VI. Sarah c.
Perry, ExeeiEix. kca Ivil. sell 70 he highest
lumbia, on Monday The 3lst day Of November,
1870. . valuable house and lot situated in the
eastern cxtsnsinn Of Tia coeposafisa Of said town
Of Colombia. adjeiaing he lots Of J b. Wood
sidcs and otbe-s, end Known - l0t No. 1es.
Teuas twelve msatAs credit with iutssst
from dat, TIE pusshasH required n cxecuts
nste with gosd security aad Iean retained foF
~ purchase money.
Oct. q. Is7o.
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CnAscrRrsA SALE IL + 4 ,,isi.s @ ,5lsl, III
or rowNL0rs IN CLIFTON, TENN.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Columbia, Tenn: a The March term thereof
1870, in the case Of John Bslrd, Ex'r, asd 9TH
ers VS.. Gideon J. Pillow ct Al, l viii sell to the
highest bidder on the premises in the town Of
leth day or November, 1879 ss valusSis town
lots situated in the town Of Clifton, and known
in the plan OF said town rs lots No. II, Il, ~,
q, 3, e q, ., 30, 81, 81 50, 81, Is, 81. 81, SO,
p g q % q 81 s. 1; Y Z, rs ;. q = & 70, 81, ss q q
i2i, l22, Ia, l24s rs, o1a6t III, i32, lss,
1881, ia, ls5 1856. 0b IL buG ,GhGEI39 b
i. TERxs:-One Third cash and the balance on
acfedit of enc and two years with interest from
day of sale, the purchasers required 70 ~exccutet
notes with good security, and q Ten Is.ainedf
.afa d.iii od I'LL wnLdAMS,iG. & NJ. !
Oct. Z, 20 ids ,sT9biIfaia 12d faiafs .
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THE WAR;
FRANCE.
The situstien An Paris.

LL. y -
Tours, October lS.-The following
dispatch has just been reeeivedc
p ,YAIENC1ENNEs, October l&.-Re-
bala, an attache of the Foreign Office,
has Just arrived from Paris. He says
the people are calm andhcpeful, Poll
teal affairs are unaltered. Resolution
seems to be common to all. The
Prussians now investing the city
screen themselves behind their pow.
erful batteries. So tremendous is the
French fire that the plains are iabso-
lutely swept by it. The best gunners
in the world are collected in the for.
tiicatitns. The marines never miss
their mark at 5000 metres. The
iPrussians are threatening the imme-
'diate bombardment Of Paris. This is
impossible, for so long as the French
forts outside r so well served no
enemy can approach near enough.
The manufacture of arms is actively
going on in Paris. Il.
The Battle Of Bagneux- 81
LONDON, October l8.7The follow.
ing particulars Of the Bagneux battle
nave just been received here: At 3
O'Clock in the morning the French
opened a heavy artillery fire, which
was vigorously answered by the
Prussians. The French then advance
ed ON a double quick, tbs Mobile
Guard having the lead. "A desperate
battle ensured. The Prussian position
was carried at the point of the bay0-
net The Germans were utterly una
bic to Withstand the avalanche Of men
hurled against them. They rcsortcd
to several stratagems, but failed in all,
and were at length dispersed The
Mobiles entered Bagneux, where the
Prussians had erected barbados, and
these were soon carried, with but
SLIGHT loss, AT this time heavy mas
q Of Prussians were seen on the
p~lateuas. AS the French were now ex-
posed to o severe fire ofartillery from
the forts in the neighborhood, they
fell back uunmolestcd.. The object Of
the reconnaissance was effectedin eve.
nv particular. The Frgssians lost 800
Killed and 100 wounded. iji',,3 Ia
A Great Battle 1.nniPsnt,el ~
Tours, October 1S.-The Prnssians
and French are still concentrating
large forces near OEleans, prenarato.
to a great battle, The Prussians
occupy the city itself, az vol As the
camp at Billace, near Menuge. Advice
from Lille are that large. Prussian
forces have arrived in the northern
departments, aud vigorous measures
for defense will be takenat once.
Another ~f3uecesseul SOPtee noolRefas
10 TouRs, October 1S.ADispatches are
Just received ANNOUNCING anUther sue
ccssfuf sortie by the Prussians. The
loss Of the Prussiahs Is put at- S3oOO,
There is no further talk ofIfgJnoFins
the capital to Lyons, or Marseilles. %
81 advancing ~ Iuoss.isug 20
Tours, October 1S.-1he copstita-
tioncl SAYS detachment Of Prsfssians
beer seen direction OF Verdcfi and
Chambird. There IS one eofumn on
the right bank Of the Loire and. an
other on the LEFT bank. The Rrusc
slams are evidently coming toward
BlOise and Tours. aF b~gYu7qtaf bL
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By vssrs Of two u. A.. u I nv ba .d. i.
sae& from the chaneery Court n fssor u J. L.
Williams, clefk and Master, ss.C. H. Edwards
RobcrtD. Ricketts, md james W. Hogan. 1
wiz seli. on Saturday, the 1sshi day Of Notem-
Der. lsIO. ct the Court House door in the town
OF Coiunbh, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
NE following deseribed tract or parcel Of land,
iiy!ing on the w<tersof Cathey's Creek, and ad.
lcining the lands Of Stephen Worries, James 4.
hittreH Thomas d. Cathey, Thomas Baird and
wards 10 satisfy said +. Ps. Sale within legal
hours. G-J 3.IxsJ JESSE 8. HADRYS..
l 0ct7 .L.n iii ~ ~ Depukx SheriG u
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- d e0INIU ~ H'I 0IfHlW
'KoBERT CROSS, '. ,,a = , s'3''
.let lZ .53s.R Lib .IsIHB4
"a Columbia, Tennessee;

Wishes tc,infcrm the public that he Is ready
all kind Of House, Sign and Ornamental pain
ing, also Paper Hanging, Vanishing, & g.
From his longexperience, he is fully prcpar d
10 guarantee satisfaction, both as 70 his work
md psicsssi Shop. oppesite the county jaii.
Colombia. Mar 27-6m a u % IFy1s9
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Joseph B Erwin; Cave Spring Ct, B
F me Shelby Dlle sta, II Him.
sors Middleto1 ct, J AMyers
Un hville CT, 81 Richa Lsdn, CB@
FaJ sup; Wal pit Gro stas & 7
Sol lels q 6sge: p;sAl
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EThi3 " fsoaoqque GIG sjIsoh jBd"
alNpHANtHkyfom 9ygti Oh b9jhiiini
AT1OLUMHIA.a

U.sH1rw ri radA noIss9inrmmo9 10
W bliss AT lWLUMRiA.ssaa
Stephen Jordan jordan IS, James !, tdssst All oilers.
i appearing to me from complfinant's
bill Aled il; the above ciuse Thi9h Is
one mof the idefendahts,lsEna hon
resident of the StateIh6fh Ten
n~essee,so thst The cordiBAry process oi
H1Aw cannot Be ttseveddA69d himcfIt i
therefore esdereAby. t1ix1;iahltcssion
be- INSIDE in tho ColnsAhiA Inmate, Z
newspaper pNbiishs6s in " town etsCo,
s-rccesslye weeks, HeJsf Of Thich skal
be st least one week bei6ss TIE next terri
Of the chancery E5uEt IS ~ Ned ~ the
Court HOUSE iithe sid tom 81 Colum-
bia, on the. :4fha NEopday IL Noyembei
next, requiring olhei sid ddDendans Il
tAensndtsef sppeat I'D rle4d, answer
orgdemar tooc6mpai1hantsg bfll, or the
lsame will be- ksksu lor .cnfsss1alas to
him and set for heaEjdgex pests. Ion !
0ct21 I ILL WfLLAASsf. IN. ,
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b TouRs, October 1S.GDispatches are
just received announcing an0ther sue
cessfuf sortie by the Prussf&ns. The
loss Of the Prussiahs y put at S'0O'
There is no further talk ofIgIpbFins
the capital to Lyons Oh MArseilles. .,
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s; s: :; !: J; 4; !: D. 8! 8; y; y! y q; :::s !;
essi.fF ssfyb De higsest biddef;
Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the
?lstday Of Novenbeeps 7e, . valuable tract Of
bounded BY The lands Of Robert MsKissick,
Jchq fsf4lsxanter, end others, containing
-Ter.ss, one and two years credit, with interest
from Day Of sale, Tie purchaser required tosxe;
sass 800 ssl539ds;S3itslsgxsn
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The sympsohs o. Ii
SIMMONS

it.a .jdi yshs,r pain j. in the shsuh /.
and Is mistaken for Rheumatism. The stomac
il Infected with loss Of appetite and seknes
bswels in keusvsi sossiye sonss!ss .ssrna
and dull, heavy sensation. considerable lass Of
memory, accompanied with painful sensafion Of
having lett undone something whick o1xit to
have been done. 0fen complaining; ~ wesk-
ness, debility and low Spirits 3o4etimes
some Of the above symptoms attend tie disease.
ifNl Wv 2 % Ns- III and afnfhcp <f<n.~ varv
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LIVER

Cure the Liver with. .UJu+-r IaotiE
ai.siK pr s4n6M0NsiF
ver9,REegulatp
A preparation Of roots and herbs, wssrsntea To-
be strictly vegetable and can DO no iPimy to
any one.
Il hAs been used BY husdreds, and ksswn for
the last IS yssrs as ono Of the nssk reliable
eficacious and harmless preparations eves saeu-
ed to the suffering. IL taken regularly and PR
sistentlY, IL Is sure to oaEe. II
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Tours, October lS.-The copstitdf
tioncl says detachment Of Prtfssians
beer seen direction Of Vcr1cfi and
Chambird. There IS one eofuAn on
the right bank Of fhe Loire and. an
other on the LEFT bank. The Rrus.
slams are evidently coming toward
Bloise and Tours. s.fr .bsYoIaai hLt
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hl Having removed t Arkaasas.I mia sell nv
place on Carriers Greek, s. miies from Golum-
bic, on the first Mouday ir Dcsembess The
tract contains $50 acres, coed House, with four
rooms, out houses, &c. The finest Spring in
tic country; The place i fnely adapted to
b Te-ms Of Sale Ono third cash, or IN time of
taking possession, the balance in one audi Two
years. ,slu ui tfn 1ai RUFUSlL nOhK.
cipe5OLms ID RnIInI lgihA liaiI b.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

A novelty i'll iron manufactures is on exhi-
bition at the Geological Museum OF the General Land
Office. 1t sheet OF rolled iron three feet long and
twelve inches wde weighing but 81 II Ia thinner
than ordinary writing paper will float upon water. aud
has nne polished surface IL In To be used IN
facturing Of buttons. ornaments &C. where very light
enuty to which the process OF rolling has reduced tho
Sheet shows how pure and malleabe the metal has be-
come when under treatment In the furnace.
The workingwomen of Boston have appeared
before fhe Judiciary Committee OF the Massachusetts
Legislature strenuous opponents Of the proposed park
near the city for tho benefit OF the people Mrs Symes
gave her experience In NewYork when the Central Park
was being erected. where she found that the grounds
grew in proportions and beauty the homes of the poor
grew smaller and beautifully less and that there were
now 20 900 people In that city living IN cellars, and that
those living In garres would constitute of themselves
large city She thought the trouble IN this country
that we were trying to ape the old cdeo Institutions OF
Europe, which were founded on fcudallsn.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
Albany, NeW- York, Dec. 20, 1869.
KING JAMEs's BIBLE.
the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: AS you allowed Mr.. Lynchs structures
upon the King James's Bible to appear In your columns
albeit with your hearty condemnation0 will you give
place TO the folowingl The extract send and which was
brought mind by the perusal OF the letter OF TINS
Roman Catholic layman contains an expression OF
opinion quite different from his. from very high a
thorty In his church. need hardly mention thaJ the
convert who is quoted is DIR. Newman.
In "English Past and Present." by Dean Trench pages
49, &c. OF Redfeds American reprint reaa az on &
do not know where We could bad happier example o he P
.eryo Of the golden mean n this matter hs duo nOgng Of e
blessings which that Version has conferred on the nation
bu osy small 5y comparison With iusniey higher blessings
whereof the vehicle to hen-is the happy wisdom me ~
futile ni.cbieyous attempt to ignore the hl rights
Of the Latin pat Of tn: angsas on The one Ss Isa uS CD
should forfeit its homey character aad shut
up great portions understanding plain and gnened
which gndel them from above to the Providence inst oetaa
respect the Rnh Doua made By one now unappy
familiar With the latter as once be Vas win oal o"a 1
expressed himself in deeply oaehns tones o. 9eo'ss s
over all which, In iSIsAAng our he n , % % that tbe
uneoson beauty English Protestant Bible
IKE music that can never ogoten-ke sound of church bells
which the convert hardly knows bow be can iorego m orc"
part Of the mind and the anchor Of national Sc
rousness The memory OF the dead passes INTO u
an the gne aud trials Of man hidden beneath ms
is the representative Of bis best moHea ana an hAs nets
sad gentle and aud penn ana goo
speaks bin Of bis English Bible IL Is hs acrd
thing dogbt has dmnr and controversy never 'o IN
spark Of Righteousness about him. whose spiritual biography not IN us
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Dablia Reriec June. 1859
such are his touching words; and certainly one has
only to compare this with the DOuay and
the far greater excellence Of reveals itself at once
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