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The puhlin naht.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The
debt statement bearing coin interest
is 81, 81, ,l52, 600; interest, $37 ,0l6, 664 !;
debt besGing currency interest, $685.
395, 600; interest, 500, ,672; matured
debt, $3,505, LIZ; interest, s4SS, SIC;
debt bearing no interest, 1924, ,573, ,675;
total outstanding, $2,4j7, So, ,S52; ae-
erued interest, S37 ,935, 1858; total prin-
cipal and interest, $249, ,556, sos; coin
in the treasury, $1O1, ,504, ,705; currency
in the treasury, $37, ,135, ,947; total,
$139, ,640,655; debt less amount in
treasury, &, ,355, go, ,15O; decrease dur
ing the past month, $13,402, ,325; de-
crease since March 1st, 1870, $50, ,407, :
326; Pacific railway bonds outstand-
ing, So, ,61S, ,S32; interest accrued, and
not yet, paid, $646, ,1SS 30; interest
paid by United States, 1881, ,345 49;
interest repaid by transportation of
the mails, s., ,2S4, $50; balance of in
terest paid by the United States, S.
$40. .4S9.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Anothsr Hervnard.

NEW ORLEANS, September LII.
Willis Menard, eolored, who contested
the seat of Baily, from the Second
Louisiana District in Congress, was
yesterday sent before the Criminal
Court hnder $500 bonds, charged with
attenf ting to outrage the person of
Amelia Hays, a quadroon girl living
with his family.
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Ina xyfh Amendment in eaurt.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-United
States Judge Bond decides that the
Federal courts do not properly have
Jurisdiction in cases arising under the
provisions of the act for the enforce
meut of the Fifteenth Amendment,
and that Congress did not intend to
interiors with each State in the quail
fcations OF its voters, except TO re-
move those imposed by race, color, or
previous condition.
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New York, September 1.-The Gu
ban League met last night and framed
new rules for the government of the
League, and adopted resolutions of
sympashy with the Cuban cause and
its Representatives. Various ques-
tions relative to the cause and its fur
theranee, were discussed by Meudo
La HoSton, Cespedes, DIR. Sabens and
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Affachment Notice.

"a. j. Ensell VS.. J. W. Irwin.
DEFORE JAMES HALL, Justice Of the Peace
made in this cause, and attachment issued
and returned, levied, etc.
: ID Is therefore ordered. That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily APPEAL. q
newspaper published In the city Of Mem
phis for four successive weeks, commanding
the said J.. W. irwin to appear before me at
my once, city of Memphis, In the i4th Civil
District of said county, on the 10Th day OF
SeptembeH, 1870, at 10 O'clock am, and make
defense to said suit against him, or IL Will be
proceeded with ex paFtes
JAMES HALL,
Justice Peace for Shelby county.
Walter Coleman, Attorney for Plt'd, aul9
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A scrap of HlslOry...AustrIa as an AIIy.

PARIS, September La Lj6erte
says that Austria has pledged her
self to France, and is to move on
Prussiasimultaneously with her, if the
subsidies In money agreed upon by
Olivier, the Prime Minister, were
paid. The money, however, was not
paid. Austria pressed the matter on
France, when Olivier replied; "Go,
we fight without you" -
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show that nothing is known publicly
of McMahon's defeat. sIa
A new army is forming at Lyons.
The French are said to be marching
toward Chslons 100, 600 strong. -
The Paris papers to-day say that
Mcmahon is very strong, and with six
hundred cannon has successfully
crossed the Meuse, and is making
forced marches on Montmedy.
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DIED.

WELCH-Os the 3Ist ultIno, SALLTE f..
wife of N. ID. We.en, at the residence OF her
mother, Mrs. VIM. r. Harris.
The funeral wiiI take place at 10 O'Clock. on
Fridsy, September 2 Carriages IN attsn-
dane at Holst's-
WLEY-Suddenly, OF CONGESTION, on last
afternoon az 8 o'clock, JAMES MERIwETHER
ROWLEY, son Of Colonel K P. and Mary v
RoWlsy, aged years
The funeral services Will take place from
the residence OF Captain J. c. McGanus, No.
3f7 Poplar street this afternoon at o'clock.
Services by the Rev. Or. 7. q. steadman.
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PRUSSIA.

THE GERMANS COUNTING CHICKENS
BEFORE THEY'RE HATCHED.
BERLIN, September 1.-The North
German Gazette processes to be assured
from the best source that English
opinion is reconciled to the line OF the
Vosges, or even of the Moselle, as the
future boundary between Germany
and France, with a thousand millions
of francs indemnify for the expenses
of the war. These we shall have,
God willing. @
ACCOUNTS OF LATE BATTLES NEED TO
BE VERIFIED.
BERLIN, September 1.-The tele-
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MARRIED.

LDRoS-M ADDox-On September lst,
1870 by the Rev. Dr.. White, At calvary
Church, at one oe'ock p N, MAJOR ~.
WALDRoN - srs- JULIA a. &ADDox-Rli Of
this city. NocaTds. fr- -
JARNIGAN--yVA ATKI INS-In the Presey t.
riau Church, al FarmViils, by Rev Blr Nc
UWaine, On The 3ashs Of Augusb. lsItS AIL-
TON p. JARSAGTN. ESQ, Of Memphis, to Miss
AGNES o. WATKIEs, Of Prince Inward couD-
ty, Virginia. 10 cards.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

KINCLLAR-The friends and acqusin-
tances OF the late MICHAEL KINcLLAR are
respectfully Invited 20 attend his fnReral
from the residence Of his brother, Moses KIN
cliar this (FridaTl morning ats O'Clock. Ser
vices at St. Peters Church
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Wall Street.

The money market is more active and firm
at 5@6 per cent. on call The demand was
chic fly from street brokers, owing to a slight
increase In business. Foreign exchange dull;
best bills on She street at 91zd93s, and l05s for
sight, but asking rates direct are a per cent.
higher. One canada bank to-day SOLD
E26, Co., siAty days, at 7-l6. Gold
quiet and steady, closing at ll65s01l613.
There was considerable gossip of q new gold
pool, and vague rumors about gold being
locked up and made worth a premium for
borrowing. These reports could not be fully
authenticated, although they gained some
believers. The fact that gold fs worth some
thing on time may have given rise 10 these
reports about some borrowing rates IN the
future. The rates paid for carrying were : z
per cent. to fat. Clearances, So5, go 900. Inc
opening price was 1855, and the highest price
OF the day ll614. Government bonds quiet and
steady. State securities dull, but firm; old
Tennessees 60; new do, 60. Sub-Treasury
halanca-Gola S6A I'll aIO. currency. Sl3 lsR. .20i.
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graph lines are still in inextricable
confusion. The dates OF messages
from the seat of war, and particularly
those from Baumont giving details
of the late battles, require verifca-
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MARKETS.
GRx TELEaRAP al

sales, 1871 bales; niddiiag uplands, lg5sc.
Flour heavy and 5e lOc over; superfns STATE
and Western, s595 3j. whisky, s31ze. Wheat
dull and l92c lower; winter red and amber
Westsra, 81 SS6t ~ Corn ruled heavy; new
mixed Western, S4eeS5c. Coffee dull: 500 bags
sold on private ter,us Sugar in fair request;
sales, 800 hnds; Cuba, Ga Zoe; Porto Rico, 81 q
l0l4c. Molsssss dull. Rice quiet.
Dry sGSods-The market continues active,
and prices are sready. Printers caIicoes are
held with much drmness. Washington prints
are ad vanced iSy The agents on ali grades &c.
Imported goods of German descriptions are
becoming scarce and IN request ia eonse-
quence ofthe slirficuIty in procuring supplies
occasIoned By the European WAL
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eensus af fLouIsy;lle.

. LOUISVILLE, September l-An e1-
animation of the census returns OF this
city was concluded this afternoon.
The official count places the p0pula-
ton Of Louisville at l00, 0,029. This
fails from 35, ,000,to 40, 600 below the es-
1imate of the population by the citi-
Eens, before taking the census.
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Trnsfee's Sale.

NY virtue Of Deed Of Trust to me exc
ID cuted on the 18th day OF september, lS0g,
to secure the payment Of notes therein sPeci-
ned due to Mckinney, Bryson a Co, Wnlch
said Deed of Trust was recorded IN Lne 6seg-
ister's office OF shelby county, Tenn, IN BSok
No. 8. page I9I. on the second day OF OctoDer'
1910 L .uiI fha
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ErDldnation. The clothes are washed be-
tween the two boards. The pasher makes
the motion Indicated by dotted line, from the
bottom upward, and rsvOles the clothes al
every revolution. The Spiral Springs OF the
clothes.
some idea of the character Of this machine
may be formed from the fact thar the oldest
and largest AGRICULTURAL house in st. Louis,
Plant Bros Pratt Il Co., secured the agency
for Missouri and Kansas. 1t took the nrst
premium at the great 81. Louis FAR, l5oe ano
isss successfvaly in a hard competition Of
twenty different machines, amongst Wnfcn
were All the best known. On the I'd OF
streef New Orleans agent for Louisiana and
Texas and in April following he took the
first premium and silver medal IN the Ringer
washer at the New Orleans Fair.
The agency Of this machine viii be given
to q reliable party in Memphis. For circu-
lars and particulars apply to
! sep1 JOHN RINGEN st. Louis.
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I2th nay Of Septambsr, Is70.

Within legal hours, at the billiard saloon
known as . aCadInus' saloon Ayres Block
second street Mem phis, procs ed to sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash. all the articles
described in said Deed OF Trust, conslstfng
in part of furniture, chairs, carpets and gas
fixtures or a SO fieient amount TO satisfy
said Deed Of Trust.
ID. -Bta Sun.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HISS MARY /. mcKAlA

DEsIRES 10 announce to her patrons and
- to the public generally, that she has
formed coalition with Mrs. Emma Carroll
Tucker. This school viii be taught at the
brick building, No. ll6 Court stl est. where
every arrangement has been made for the
com fort of their pupils. They viii be assisted
by Professor TsPe and Mrs. Dew, IN the de-
partm ent OF Music; oy Professor Whitman,
10 the French class, and by Mrs. Nigus in the
arts OF Drawing and Painting With such 8
corps OF educators, they hope to give entire
satisfaction. The school will open On Mon
.day. Septen Der 5Jh. sep2
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COPARTNERsHIP.

TAAVE this day associated with me Mr.. T.
4 =. JOHNSTON (late with Galbreath, stew
art 4 Co. and Stewart Bros. z Ftzer,l In the
busin ess Of the General Agency OF the Equl5a-
bls Life Assurance Society OF the United
States for the states of Tennessee. Arkansas
and Northern Mississippi The firm name
and styIe viii be Swaia Johnson-
JAMES A. SWAIN,
General Agent Equitable Life Assurance So
eiety OF the United States.
RHI have this day (as per references to the
above card connected myself with James A
Swain in the General Agency Of the Equlta-
ble Life Assurance Society Of the United
States for the states Of Tennessee, ARKANSAS
and Northern Mississippi, and IN suon eapae-
ity present myself to the public The bust
ness that have Just entered upon 1s emil
nently worthy of the most serious attention
and Thought. and commends itself 20 the
calm reflection Of all. and the company tha5
I have the honor In part to represent, Is not
exceIled by any other similar corporation IN
the United states in point OF solvency. merit,
worth and extent OF business. EmDoideEed
by these considerations, confidently appeal
to my friends and a generous public for
fair snare OF theiI patronage. -,
Mem phis, Sept. /, 1870. I. n. JOhNsToN-
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
0NHE partnership hereto-ore existing be-
II tween f. j. Atwood and W. F. Anderson,
under the style of atwood & = nders01l, ex-
pires this day by Limitation. The business
will be continu Cd, at the old Ofdce, No. "a
Front street, u p-stairs, by w. F. Anderson, I,
in connection with W. T. Yeatman, under
the sty ie of eatman & Anderson.
f. J. ATWOOD.
W. F. ANDERSON .
Mempbi August 81, ls7O. .. .-..- .-.-
f. j. Atwood, ia retiring from the above
firm, would most cordially recommend the
new firm 10 the kind patronage OF MS old
friends, knowing his successors to be enti-
tied To the fullest confidence in every respect.
wd. h. YEATMAN. F WM. F. ANDERSON.
YEATMAh & ANDERSON,
Successors TO Atwood & AndersO1l
Cotton ia GtorS
, APP Es-.. - - q
General Commission Merchants,
No. 294 FrOat Strest, T u.
MEMPHIS, TENNE NElo9Ef'
Between Madison and Monroe. sept
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ChanEo OF Firm.

Nj II. 3. Joiner & Co.. wholesale and retail
dealers in Western Produce. Grain, Lime, Ce-
ment, Plaster, etc. The retiring firm return
thanks to their former custol1er ers, and solicit
a contin uanee OF their patronage for the new
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NEW ORLEANS, September Flour frmer;
superfne, S5 rs Xxx, SO rs; XXX, s6 621S96 rs.
Oats irmer; st. Louis, 5Ses54c PORK dull;
nrm; tierce, I71<glSc; keg. i992Oc. Others
unchanged. Cotton uncnangeds sales, 800
bales; receipts, y bales; exports coastwiSe,
lI73 bales; stock. from actual count, 20,7iS
bales. Sterling, so; sight g premium. Gold,
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COns,snlptton Positively Cinedy- Uphom's Fresh
MeQt Cure e

WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption. all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
and strengthen and build up the system 70
It's healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. Trossean in Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals of Paris, in which IL cured
nearly every case, and In this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored to health, One bot
tie wiz prove It's efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tle or six for S5 90.
mv2O eod philadelphia
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WANTED,

:. ruOcT.-A LADY, Of several years exps
rtence IN teaching, who is prepared %
ss.siI5 skss.si5.t- Ia anches, desires a situation in q
scb5ol or family Can furnish sattsfacso9Ty
sefsrsnces. Address L., box %, somervl51s'
Tennessee.
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Oats nrmer; st. Louis, 5Sas54c. PORK dull;
mess held at $50 Hams, A15935ac. Lard
unchaneed nr % Cotton S nncnsngeS; - sales. 800
bales; receipts, p bales; exports coastwise,
lI73 bales; stock. from actual count, S0,7iS
bales. Sterling, so; sight q premium. Gold,
ll614.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September l.-FIoar steady;
family, IS 50@6 Wheat firm al 81 l29l rs
Corn unchanged. Oats, 35945c. Rye, soc.
ding. Whisky, S9g90c. Pork, sss IS. Lard,
l554c, Bulk meats, I214Gl434c. Bacon, 4gl6@
@E1zc. Hams, sugar cured, zs24c. Butter,
BSSAe. Eggs, Hc
LoulsvIIIs.
LOUISVILLE, September l.-Bagging firm
and active; hemp, &c; FAX, 30c. Cotton, bet
ter feeling In market; middling, lee. Flour
dull at IS IS. Grain dull; wheat, 81 20@l 3Oi
corn, S5c; rye, s5c; oats, AZ. Provisions In
218@24c; bacon, l4199lz 4gle19c. Lard, H9ae.
Whisky, SO99ie. Tobacco, sales OF lIS hhds
at g 50gs 70 for frosted to goods lugs'
and S79H Tor low to good Leaf
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September l.-Flour weak and
unsettled; fall superfine, 81 5. Wheat dull
and lower; No. 2 red fall, 81 l29I IA. Corn
very dull; mixed, Csc. Oats, S8942c, sacked.
Rye dull and unchanged. HighWlnes, vic.
Provisions dun and dropping. Pork, SSG
28 50. Bacon, A749H9lSc. Lard, l518g l6c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September Flour duh and un-
changed. Wheat 21s9S lower at 96cGsl 0411.
Corn steady at 6354C964c. Oats, 349351zc Rye,
6296Sc. Barley, 81 l35z9l I393. Hlgnwines,
SSc. Provisions quiet. Pork, sH 509N IS.
Lard, l51z9l554c. Dry salted shoulders, l21zc.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, September Lection duh
and prices nominal; good ordinary, Ia l5c;
sales, 70 bales; net receipts, So bales; stock,
1854 bales.
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, September L--Cotton in good
bales; net receipts, 49l bales stock, 320t bales
The annual cotton statement is As follows:
stock ,083 bales upland and ID, ,532 bales Sea
Island exports, 472,7S7 bales upland and Il, l35
bales Sea Island; stock, by actual count, 13H
bales upland and 3g bales Sea Island.
Mobile.
MOBILE. September l.-CottoR quiet; mid
ding, T7@7Lc; sales Is bales; net receipJs,
LES bales coastwise TO- total, 1853 bales; exports
coastwise, bales TO New Orleans; stock, ssU1
| bales. .rs
FsreIsn.
LONDON, September l, 4;S0 p.m--Consois,
| 9l1s. American bonds quiet; 5 70 bonds In
LOndon-65's, s.: 7-40s, 50; 62s, so54i US,
| s6A. Illinois Central, l1l14. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, September 1.-Cotton puoyan !,
middling uplands, Sd; Orleans, S1fd; sales
lzOOO baIes. California white wheat, lOsi red
Western No. 2, IS l0d.
| LONDON, September 1.-The Bank OF Eng
land has reduced It's rates OF discount 70 S1s
PARIS, September I.-Rentes closed at g.
HAvRE, September Lotion, SSf for Or
| leans.
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CIReinnstl.

CINCINNATI, September l.-FIour steady
family, IS 50@6 Wheat firm at 81 l29l IL.
Corn unchanged. Oats, 35945c. Rye, soc.
Cotton duIl and unchanged at ls14c for mid
dnng. Whisky, S9,g90c. Pork, S2s 70. Lard,
BIC, Bulk meats, IZ14Gl454c. Bacon, l4gl69a
9I.Hc. Hams, sugar cureo, 3G24c. Butter,
B93Ze. Eggs, l7c.
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REMOVAL.

DAssMoRE & RUEFIN, Real Estate gents,
and
W III. PASSMORE q Co, AuetiOneers, have
removed to "a ADAMS STREET. between
Main and Second. gel
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English and Classical SchaOI,
8os THIRD STREET,

WI q. MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w 1. of lS70-7i opens On the lst OF sep pSeLnoer
next The course OF instruction is prepara-
tory TO a University course, and tncludes tne
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
branches
sohool roono aut
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SOUTH MEMPHIS SCHOOL

4 Wellington street,
wv HARRIS BOwERs, AN, Principal.
w Session begins Monday, 6th inst A
few boys can be accom- "a 0dated with board
in family OF Principal Call for circulars at
bookstores OF los Madison street. sci
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No Csreg No Puyy RieskeWs TstteT ofsstnlepts
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w salt Rheum, Barberis Itch, Pimpless
Blotches and all forms OF Skin Disease; also
Sore Ewes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear and Old Sores, no matter Of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
,JJoo1H9iNsroN, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold SO cents per box by all druggists. Sent
by mail for 80 cents.
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At Il o'eIockam. NATHAN ADAMS,
seD2 President.
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H0LL0WAY'S VERMIFU6E CONNECTIONS
TWENTY years experience has proved this
the most popular remedy with pnysi-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
hood--Wornas. They are pleasant to take,
and always effective in expelling the worms
and tonfng the system up 20 It's normal
condition. Beware Of counterfeits and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature Of
the prOprietors on the wrapper OF eacn
package. s,1,,,-,,-,y
PHILADELPHIA.
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M'MAHoN's MOVEMENTS.

PARIS, September La RGtrie
says semi-ofacially the misrepresenta-
ton of foreign journals under Prussian
influence, render it necessary to make
q clear statement Of facts as to recent
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MAsoNIC NOTICE.

THE regular communication Of Leila z
j Scott Lodge, No 2Sg, =. A. NJ, this Xxx
fFRIDAY) evening, September 2, lS1O./ W
All NJ. NJ 5 are Invited. H.r
R. W. MITCHELL. W. NJ
$ ETURH Secretary. sepl
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND OHIO R Col
MEMPHIS, September !, ls70.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Mem phis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany viii bs held at the office OF the ComPa-
ny, In the city of Memphis, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
Special Herald Report from the
Thousand Valleys.
SOCIETY, CITY LEE AND RELIGION,
Cathedra2s, Churches, Congre"
CATIONS aEadi Priests.
The Well Of An-Keedonia, or
Way to Amenca.
INTERVIEW WITH AN ARCHBISHOP.

BY way OF Europe we have the following special
correspondence from Persia, dated In the ancient
city OF Ispahan September 90. The writer presents
finished ana most attractive picture OF that part
of the Eastern world as 1t and as It 49, its past
glories, its romance its mighty runs, ana lis stern
material realities to-day.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-12-27
Business Religion.

The Bible allows no slovenliness.--
Christianity encourages invention, pro-
notes refinement, suggests method, ip.
sists upon order, promptness, regularity,
good humor, good manners. and good liv-
ing. The resources Of the earth are
abundant for all. If manual labor were
made a part Of education, an essential ip
every school and college curriculum, the
world would be brighter and cheerier for
the change. 1t is because labor has been
dunned out as toll for a livelihood--un-
derpaid, oyertaxed, untashioned, and un-
churched-that so many toilers are worn
and weary, and forced to ignorance and
melancholy; whereas if their work and
position were properly rewarded they
would be strong and vigorous, intellectU-
al, religious, and happy.