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MARKETS.
ny RAPH.l
New Ysrk.

New feFk.
New YORK, July 9.-COtton movement for
the week show receipts at all ports to be S565'
bales and exports g, ,l2s bales. Cotton DUH
and lower; sales 81 bales; middling up-
.andS at BIC. Flour dull; shipping State
steady; other kinds unchanged super State
81. Whsat-Spring steady; winter le better;
winter red and ami Der western. 81 4OGI 43%
Corn Is quiet and closed 2g3e lower new
less active; sales 3lS hhds at g5SGIOJSc Tor
Cuba and Porto Rico; 262 boxes Havana at
l0c. Molasses duh. Rice firm at S1zaS5Ic for
Carolina. Sales Us hhds Muscoyado Molasses
at3J1Se. Ht
WALL srRzET-The bank ststsment is nm
favorable. owing to a decrease in legal ten
ders, but banks are really stronger. Loans,
St7 ,4Sa,44E; increase, s., ,s6924. Specie, $685.
"a "a; increase, So ", ,l04 Circulation, sS,-
lVOS3fs increase, S29,S92 Deposits S2l9 225, ass;
increase, S642,040. Legal tenders, S5334S $40;
decrease, 81 .i66 2s4. Money market easy S95
per cent. for call loans. Sterling is strong,
bankers looking for increased shipments OF
specie; quotations are $685.; sisht, I85<
Gold Is active and higher-obened at ll2
touched ll27s, closed at n2ss91I2s{. Carrying
Exports for the week, sg97, ,SS6. The sub-treas-
ury received 81 23T0,723 for customs and paid
S4,Iso ,OO4 Tor interest Governments are quiet
ana nrm- state bonds quiet; Old Tenn, 66sz;
New do, $50. Imports for the week; Dry
goods, q, ,2SS iS2; general merchandise, sS, ,l79-
IA: su6-tTeasuiy balance; Gold, $500, ,ss2;
Dry Goods-Market duh and a little de-
pressed for some classes. Augusta 2 90 ward
Sheetings, jobhing At l29l214e; do 80 inch,
Falls Y, lS1.; Lawrence Y, f21zc; Poeasset F,
Sxe; Everett blue denims, &c; UneasyiIle A
9 A do, lse; York Light checks, 20c; Oriental
prints, lO1sglle; Lewiston T, B ticks, &c; do
A do, Ec; do + do, 2Se; do A do 50 inch 32J5e:
do do 50 inch, 25e; do checks, .25e. Cotton
xsS Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9.--Flour arm; super
me, . " double, IS SO; treble IS IS. Corn
mixed, 81 05; white, o. zeal 25 Oats, eOasSc,
Bran, 81 059l q. Hams, 231c. Lard easier:
Hay, 81; PoTR easy: = psss sssS iiebf is sss sse &
heavy, SS1 % Bacon; jobbing, I45$aI51SalSIs
sugar, prime, l29Be. Molasses at 50d75e
WHISKY. HeSSl 90. Coffee scarce and frm;
and unsettled; sales 500 bales; nniddlinRs.
nomtnslly lS1sc; receipts, 405 bales; exports
70 forign ports, 1892 bales; coastWise ia.
stock according to actual count, 66 93g bales
St9i sterling 29S per cent sight. y premium
Chicago. raa -
CHICAGO, July 9-Flour is a shade firmer
closing at 81 O5114 Corn, s05zasIf<c. oats, s71Ss
4Se. Rye, size. Barley unchanged. High
wines in fair demand at e5c for iron bound
Pork SIS 29S 50 for regular winter packed.
Dry salt meats are IN lair request; Shoulders
acuye, closing az ize; loose rough sides are
stead STEADY al l7sei short ribs, l59i54c. Lard,
LsulsvlIls. ~
Kentucky hemp 2S1<930c. Flax af SOC
sic; Cotton duh; middiing ls1<e Flour
- so Grain unchanged as Q00ted Yesterday
Wheat 81 l69l % Corn 81 tS43l Is. oats &c.
Rye Soc' Froyisions nrrn, Pork .ssGeSO 50.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Legislative Doisgs Yssterday---wiII AIcorn
Veto the Printing BEII---A Confessed Pub
IIc SwindIe---Vl -Vleksburs Mast cays In.
special to MEMPHIS ArrEAL.l

Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL.l
81 JACKSON, MISS, July 9.
The Senate passed bill for the relief of
sheriffs and coroners holding claims
against the penitentiary. Ea r.e
The judicial printing bill passed. A
strong protest was made by the Conserva-
tives and some of the Republicans, on the
ground that it is unwsrranted and a
swindling arrangement, concerted " in
sin and brought forth in iniqnity.
The House bill passed allowing the
Vicksburg and Meridian railroad to ex-
tend to the Mississippi river.
The act incorporating the Ship Island,
Mississippi City and Paducah railroad be-
came law -E
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Fire.

SYRACUSE. July 9.-The paper mill of
Bead & Crane, at Fayettvflle, was de-
stroved by fire last night. Loss, $25, GOO;
insurance, $4,000.
The Salt Block in this city, owned by
Charles Trouchette & Co., was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; no insu-
rance.
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Notice to Contractors.

N1TY ENGINEERS OFFICE
y @EmrHls. TxsS., suly ,, lSzo.
- Sealed proposals win be received at this
ONCE until Il O'Clock Thursday. July isth. for
strengthening the bayou at the intersection
Of fernando and GayosO streets. rhe city
reserves the right to reject any or all of the
bids. For further information applv-at this
Office. HI. HT1AaPHREys -
Y lyo Z a.t.fa Z. Cgfv Errlr4aer
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The HENDERSON LAND SCHEME.
Complete LIST of the Lucky Numbers and
Prizes.

AS large numbers of the tickets in the
great Henderson Land Scheme are held in
this city, we give below, taken from the
columns of the Courier Journal, a full
and complete list of the lucky numbers
and numbers of the prizes drawn. The
numbers are rea across the column, as in
ordinary matter, the first number In the
first column being the first number drawn.
the first number in the second column
being the second number drawn, and the
first in the third column being the third
number drawn, and so on to the end:
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Desirable Building Lot on Jessamins
Street for Sals. air1

RS- Lot a. Block 81, on south side OF sessa.
mine street, second lot east OF the residences
Of John overton, Esq, and In one of the most
desirable AelghborhoOds in the city, Ia In our
hands for sale. WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO oFFER
eRKAT rSDucEaIESrs TO AN IsdazsptArR prn-
C1AszE, RoYsrER. TREzEvANFA co.
jps - af-, Real Estate Exchange.
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CHANCERY SALE, ON SATURDAY,
JULY 18TH, 1870.

No S623 23-Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.-Taylor, Mclean ct al, use, ETC., of
T Z. Brown VS.. NJ. Filzgibbon.
DY virtue of an interlOcutOry decree made
ID in this cause, will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front or the Clerk
and Masters Office of the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city of Mem
s,hFg TannaGspa on
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Hsme and Flax Baauipa and Ila.

Com PIECES KY. Py0R Hemp Bag ving.
OONlNl 1000 pcs I. Horsen Hemp Bag f1eT.'
400 pieces j. II. W. a. R. and Magn6 ,fia'
Agents for Arrow Tie, deliverable All Ne1v
Orleans. win sell all at lowest price: solicit
the custom of our ord friends. : ~
tyS JAMES TODD & CO., LOUSY lille. XIV.
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Peabody Hotel.

TTNHIS famous establishment, recently built
il and perfectly fitted up with every adj
junet of comfort aud luxurious ease, has been
transferred by Col. Davis Cockreil to the un-
dersigned, who assures the travelling public
that he win do all in his power to make his
guests comfortable. rlrI- rE-T -
I'VE 2. a. GOopLoE. PROM istor.
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NASHVILLE.

Bakers Nobody Comes 10 him IAN
Everlasting Cooper---What wsuld Andy
Say7--.NichoIso done for Finally and
FOreVer---Mahey Comes to Tine Death
Of the observation-disclosures and Ala
hama Railroad Fraads-Iames POking
FHR at the New Constitution.
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MEMP9Is TENS f3f5en

In accordance with the reonirernents of the
above ordinance, election will be held on
SATURDAY, August Is. IsT0, at the following
places. to- wit:
at The Ensine-hOuse, Main street, in the
First Ward.
Al the Engine-hoase, Adams street, in the
Third Ward. --.s nj q
At the Engine-houss, shelby street, In the
At the Engine-hoase, DeSOto street, In the
jyl0 JOHN Johnson Mavor
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT JUNE I2. 1870.

Inc Ealu IeaNIn8 y On 2 NE . I'D p n. =
daily. The 400 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through 70 LOUIS
Vile without changes. Elegant slseplh 49,, e1as
Dhis to LCuisville. connecting - Lo1lys1ttS
with through cars TO PhIladeiP p hias LEY stSno, ,
El,tfHalO and New y forlk, without chanke. On15
ons- ehanQe frorn Louisville 70 balt11n"re,
Wsahirrton City and Boston. bertns and
staterOorns. IN thro1sn cars. can os engaged
= - y y. BOYD, superintendent
JAxEs SPEED. Ticket Agent, ieE
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A man in NorristOwn now reInem-
bers having said, when he saw Dick
ems in 1872, " that man will die in
forty years Of tOrpidity Of the liver"
What makes the coincidence more ex-
traordinary is that Dickens died
twelve years sooner of something en-
tirely different.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROoM's OPERA HOUSE
lIs9Isrson stree.. neaE Nam

80 lIsfterson Street, near Maan.l l.e.
CHAs H. II. Lessee and ffoprietof
RneENE - C5oRNAH. Acting Stage Manager
Prof. FRANK KAR1oED-----.-Leader oA Ofenesaa
50 THIS STANDARD VA5lE'E4 thAA,
qtFrTl ta onssr the veer round with powerful
sind talented corps of male aud female art
iasz pressntfnG each. evening programme
1dnisslon, 80; PTivase Boxes. 50. sp1
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h0IIcE.

'TNHE arm Of 9. L. James & Co., No. 22a Fran
4 street, is dissolved by mutuaI conseI,-. :. ,
The business will be continued undeT ~ y
same style by $. L. James.
July 5, laO. UysI + II. n SAasSs. z 4 Me-
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Saturday Packet from Memphis to
Witlsburg-
y. T. DA .------------..-..-3 g. e EverdOn. master
J. Z. Marshall clerk and pilot
This elegant tight-draft steamer
VIII leave EVERY SATB RDA -.
evening, at O'Clock, for all navigable DOf1fs
on the 81. Francis river. Ivs
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A demand for railroads will always
meet with a response from capital.
Capital is quick to see large per cents
Of profit, whether ia railroads or ma
tional banks. Ifa necessity for great
enterprises exists in this country, the
means to build up and foster those
enterprises follow as a logical cOnse-
quence. This is abundantly proven
in all our past history. There is then
no possible plea Of justice to be as
signed for these wholesale land grants
TO railway corporations. The infer
ence is conclusive and irresistible
that they have been made in the in
terests Of sharpers, and that their di-
rect effect will be, and has already
been, to swell the private gains of r
horde Of public plunderers and
thieves. 1t may be said on the other
hand that lands are valueless without
people, and railroads alone can in
woke population. 1t is population
and not lands that pay taxes, and
railroads alone can draw from Europe
into Western wilds or Southern
wastes tOiling multitudes. Therefore
Memphis must build the roadto Sell
ana and the sea.
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On Saturday last David Jones, a
white man, residing in Mechanics
vile, North Knoxville, Tenn, at
tempted to hasten the fire in the
stove by pouring coal oil from a can.
The flames ran up to the can ana it
exploded, burning the unfortunate
man so horribly that it is thought he
cannot survive. His shouts brought
assistance, and the fire in the room,
as well as the flaming clothes of the
victim, were extinguished. Medical
aid was soon at hand, and everything
done to relieve the burned man. His
whole body is burned, and his face
presents a horrible appearance.
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w 2. MITCHELL viii commence a sum-
w mer Session Of his school, at
No. 303 Third Street, on Monday, IuIy nth,

To continue eight weeks, to the commence
ment of the regular fall session. Terms for
the session, SO + or circulars and terms for
the regular school session, apply to the Prin-
ctpal, at the schOol-roOm, after Monday July
llth. The room Is the same, heretofore occu-
pied by Mr. A. J. Halle, and is furnished with
the best Style of desks, etc
It is the design of the Principal to establish
a school of the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, or pursue such q course
as viii fit them for business life.
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
anguages. ty7
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Lookout Mountain Educational Ia
stituti0ns.
Rsv g p RIMepnrr p.insi

Rev. C. F. P. BANCROFT, Principal.
FALL SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS BE-
4 gins August 3. 1870 Fer particulars send
for catalogue.
c. @. CARPENTER, Supt
tvl0 Lookout M0nntain T~--
No. 43S0.-In the First Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-David Whitby,
Administrator +. S. P. d'Arusmont, decd,
VS.. Henry 7. Jones, Administrator, etc
IT appearing ftom the Sheriff's return in
i this cause that the defendant, Benz. Har-
risOn, is a resident of Arkans as, and Nathan
iel Harrison is a resident of Virginia, and
both non-residents of the State OF. Tennessee: /:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the FIRST Monday in October, 1870, and plead,
answer or demur to eomplainsnts bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing ex parte; and that
a copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Men,
phis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Geo. Gillian, Sol. for com plainant. ieH
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Lofty Twaddle about the Chinese and Ne
gro, Female Clerks and Coolies, and the
Dutehess Madame Lincoln Yates says
She was a Rebtl---Is Yates Head Ever
avoI ,
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FOR WHITE RIVER.


cU. S. Mail Line .sE-.!S
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1870 FOR 1870
The New ELEGANT side-wheeI PASSENGER
Steamer,
r. P. NALT, W. J. Ashford, Master
Built expressly for the trade,
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY. at Sp.u1.
Leaves DeVall's BluH for JseksOnpOrt every
MONDAY, atsli 30 am.
RETURNING:
Leaves Jackson port every TUESDAY,, al y m
Leaves DeNalPs Bluff for Memphis every
WEDNESDAY, at Y O'Clock m
The Splendid Passenger Steamer,
0ES ARC, lohn D. Elliott, Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, a. pm.
Leaves DeVaH's Bluff tor Jackson port every
THURSDAY, At II 30 m.
RETURNING:
Leaves yaeksonport every FRLDAY, al u N
Leaves DeNallis Biuff for Memphis every
SATURDAY, at Il O'Clock m
Freight consigned to either OF the under
signed VIII be prom pity forwarded without
charge for transfer at Mem phis. to Helena
Frtar's Point, SanhOwer, Laconia Carson's
Concordia, Mouth of White River DsVaIIis
POiut, Searey, Jackson port, BatesviIle. and
all points on Black river
W. n KENNEDAY, A gent
No. Madison ST.. Stanton Block
ELLIOTT &.MILLER- Agents
No. Promenade street, OPP. Landing.
TaEEs II Z SAAEsATi ssyrzs Passenger Agents. -
=.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
President VIM. z. Smith, of Tuska-
loOsa; Professor of Ancient Lam
guages, ID. l.. Peck, OF Tuscaloosa I;
Professor of Mathematics, n. r.
ChambIiss, of Dallas; Professor of
English Literature, ii. S. Whitfield,
OF Tuscaloosa; Professor Of Natural
Sciences, j. ID. f. Richards, of Viii
cox. The President was authorized
to detail one Of the professors to act
as commandant.
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A young mother in Ohio bit off her
child's nose in a dream.-Er.
We have warned young mothers so
often against permitting themselves
to dream while they held their chill
dren's noses in their mouths, that we
have no pity for this woman. If peO-
Pile viii insist upon chewing the noses
of their infants, there ought TO be a
law compelling them to take out their
teeth every time they attempt it..
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FOR FRLAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and FriaT's Point Tri-
Weekly U. 5. Mail Packet
SEQ. W. CHEEK, Gss. Malone, Master
This fne passenger steamer
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, -
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. al 1 O'clock p- NJ
For freight or passage Apply on board apl4
-. :. :.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Paekst
eOmpaHy.
u. S. Nail Line. e
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


nURING the summer months the Wetinas-
IL day boat for Arkansas river viii be
Withdrawn, and during the present good
stage OF water our boats will leave Memphis
for Little Rock and all fnfermediste land
ings as follows:
MARY BOY L. Haynes, master
Every Friday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
THO8. H. ALLEN Ed. NowIand nj aster
Every Monday. at o'clock pm.
Returning, win Lave Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
Every Monday, at O'Clock pm.
THOS. H. ALLEN Ed. NOwiand, master
Every Thursday, at o'clock pm
These boats are new and elegant passenger
pack sts, tnd are unsurpassed By any b0aeS In
the line for speed and comfort. They make
direct eoanection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the sreguiar United states
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all
intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
days with the new and very llght-draught
passenger packets Dardanelie, Captain Dis
mukes, and Forth smith, Captain Chapman.
FreighGs consigned 70 this LINE AT MIN
PHTs on Mouth OF " NHTrE RIyER will be for
yarded promptly 70 destination without
e,Sarge for transfer.
w. John d. ADAMS. President.
No. Madison St. Stanton Block.
CAsxIN a MCCLUNK, Ticket Agents, Ne. 5
Stanton Block, Lover Floor. lel4
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ARKANSAS RIVER Line.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COnpany---U. S. Mail Line.
The new and elegant side-wheel passenger
steamer. D..
,AT eIERuRNE. eanfa
Saturday, IHIy sth, at S pm.

PAl ClEBUhkt, Captain PFitchar6,
WILL leave Cincinnati for It.
w Memphis and all points on Izzsssssssz57-71SS
Arkansas river, through TO Little ROcs,
Saturday, IHIy sth, at pm.
This elegant side wheel passenger packet was
built expressly for the Memphis and Arkan-
kausas river business. with an eye 10 eIe-
gance, comfort and speed, to meet the in
creased demands Of the travelling pubic and
residents on the Arkansas river. She Is now
receiving the dnlshing tOuehes and com ptet-
ing her equipment, and viii leave Cincinnati
as above. OuT home NJ merchants and planters
are res spectfully requested to advise their for
warding agents and shippers TO send their
reiGht by the Cleburne. For all Information.
etc, apply q: the Office Of the company, No. s
Madison street. Stanton Block.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
w K KENNEDAY Agent fyT
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Every Monday. at o'clock pm
Returning, win Lave Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
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NASHVILLE, July 9.-The Legislature
adjourns Monday till next December.
Neither House had a quorum to-day,
many members having gone home. Much
important legislation goes over until the
next term.
Considerable disappointment is felt
here relative to the action of the United
States Senate on the proposition to re-
move the disabilities of A. o. P. Nichol-
son, who is a prominent candidate for
Governor
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

ledge ana true holiness, elevating her above the
world, covered with glory. Isaiah, arise and
shine, thy light has come Its walls are
Gods protection and defence-a wall OF
fire and glory, midst royalty. The King dwells In
the midst OF the Church, IN the hearts OF his people,
God shines forth from between the cherublm III its
ordinances and services the Church u In the
zenith OF its glory power, knowledge and yet labor
Ing for It's pray for Its peace aud
tonal. domestic, personal and spiritual o sense:
Having peace we VIII have prosperity The Church
is growing. advancing and adding 10 the number OF
her friends,
CoNQUERrNG HER FOES
and advancing in light, life, lath, power and holi
ness. Souls are being saved tue evidence ol their
possession, when unity and love prevail within, Is
when we act and feel as members OF one hoiy lam
lily; when the ordinances are regularly attended,;
when the tribes 20 up with Joy TO The house OF the
Lord; when the courts OF Gods house are crowded
with worshppers. and when the arm OF the Lord Is
made bare and sinners inquire tho way to Zion ana
are snatched as brands from the burning
The way TO obtain these blessings 10 TO let peace
be constant prayer the LANGUAGE OF the heart
and OF our lie. We must profess the spirit OF the
text on the ChJrch's account on the sinners ac-
count and Oh our own account.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

renee him. something or the mysterious majesty
before which the money changers In the temple re-
scriDabIe grandeur which caused hts enemies In
6ethsemane to fail TO the ground now changed the
plans and subdued the hearts @ OF these Officers. ln.
more wonderful do they appear They are The true
"cnrosties Of literature" And yet Christ did not
touched the worlds heart and they have become
immortal AS to his originality, never man spake
NE TINS man." We 40 not, of course mean that al
trary, lie often mereiy expounded
OLD TESTAMENT TRUTHS.
. But on these he threw additional lght--puttin9
them ipto new and simple forms Men knew but
little OF the Immortality OF the soul and resurreo
mortality TO light" Jews and pers,ans, Greeks and
Romans had their traditions and longings, their
hopes and md fears; ears They ! followed Their dead to the
of the grave almost extnguished II. Death so long
triumphant, Christ conquered. The question. 'If
die, shall he live again2" so long asked in vain.
IlfeH-'ho that beiieveth in Me, though he were ere
dead yet shall he hve." And now the Christian
gazing, into the tomb, may In triumph sing 20
death, where is thy stlng' grave where Is thy
victory" -. f%s~-.e y.
discourse, and by appropriate illustration drew from
It many lessons OF practical wisdom. lie also
referred 20 the authority with which
Christ spoke-an authority seen alike IN his
Invitations OF tenderness and his denunciatt0ns OF
wrath. In this respect it may be said. with literal
truth, 'Never man spake like this man." The same
remark applies to the tenderness OF Ohrists teach.
ing But let us not mistake. Christ spoke with Ter
rible severity. Some men are very fearful OF being
called
''HELLTIRE PREACHERS"
Christ was not thus fearful. No more scathing
words ever fell from preachers lips than did rom
Chrlsls. Believe and be saved; refuse and be lost"
There Is no other alternative In the solemn preach
ing Of Him who spake never man spake. We
never however, remember that His 'wOes" so ter
rible are followed by HIS "0h. Jerusalem. Jerusa-
lem,n SO tender Could tears have washed away the
guilt OF the doomed city II had been washed, for
WMan Oi SOrrOWHV went. Oh. JeSuS.
never was preacher like Thee
MIR. Macarthur closed by earnestly urging his
hearers to learn from the originality, to bow TO the
authority anu to initiate the tenderness OF Him who
''spake as never man spake."