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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-08
a Decatur II. n. schdeu1e.
SashnI,cncing Wednesday, NOvera-
ryKsoNAL INTELLIGENCE.

n, Joseph r. MosBY, distinguish
,,,i,en of West Tennessee, was
anon. :. our visitors last week.
cJ n. B. COOPER and ". II. VIII
..,ys Esq, left our city a few days
80 one for Arkansas and the other
ar New Orleans.
Hon RICHARD WARNER, Of Lewis
- rasscd through Columbia on
u,,5resdav. on al. way to attend SUI
lgsme Csnr'.
ruos. HARDY, formerly a citizen OF
.f... community. but now Of Nashville.
-,.i.rered at the Nelson House several
dsys since.
HAIRY HEiss, Of the Nashville Ban
.... one OF the first journalists of his
.., paid Us a flying visit last Friday
evening.
Ersux COLLIER, ofColumbus, Miss,
=, married beautiful young lady of
,tf. county, came to our city few days
since.
Vr-,es Fr,erson snd Sammy McEwen have
-.-. % the magnolia wales Of Louisiana, and
ell doubtless bring back one Of the sweet
49,. f,rers from that delightful province OF
ifs sun"
s.P. NoyroS. a merchant Of our city, and
.r,r.lsamey .uuE fellow. left our city on last
Is -izv. for Cincinnati and Wheeling At
.s.r.-.sr aamei place he will lead TO the altar
Lively young lady Of that city, and start i'm
-..y9rrlv for Columbia, He win arrive here
Christmas Eve.
Prof ". J. WILLIAMS, formerly OF
obi. CITY. has become Local and Bust
,.-,. Manager OF the Mississippi Cen
t--r published at Water Valley, Miss.
The Professors an accomplished printer,
.ni will help make that paper even
mare attractive than il is now.
WILLIS JONES, proprietor OF the Lau-
ri Mills. the Lowell Of the South, was
IN town Monday, en- route Tor Cincin~
r,.i on business connected with his Fac
,.-r. Mr.. JoNEs is rapidly increasing
ia manufacturing facilities, .and doing,
,.fssrdfd business. He has an admi-
-.frs legation, the finest OF water power
and vita his practical good sense and
EXCELLENT business management, will
Illustrate TO the world what can be done
..r manufacturing in the South.
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CULLE0KA yTEAs.

Preparations are rapidly progressing
for the erection Of the Presbyterian
Church at this place, IT Eill be an or
nament TO the town.
DIR. LOCKE, Of Lynnville, has moved
to Culleoka.
Oar friend JOE BEI.LAFANr mar
rird one Of Earshall cOunty's fair
daughters, few days since. We wish
him much JoleGi
Court still keeps up every Saturday
A. this place, and the magistrates have
to decide so many cases that they al
most look like Judges now.
There are said to be several weddings
on the tapis around here.
There are great many % the citizens
leaving and going to West Tennessee
There was a train of FIVE or six wag-
ons passed through Culleoka last week,
bound for Missouri. One or two OF these
wagons were filled with their treasures,
judging from the number of little tow
heads pre- tTuding thereirom.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Uaa 81 .le most Intellectual Of Naury
rntv Bail,, Jas gone t. see one Of Ms
'pE-'- b-aztssz, Golden haired daughters.
-s-atiu5-,T the celebrated race-aorse Of
p fg-aa citizen, JOuN \. NILEE, won q
a race al; New ORLEANS few Gays $40.
-s4t.r- s4'.la and GIT WAY. We believe
b. Is S-nEnsls twelfth race, ten Of
ra.-- DE has wyE.
ice in The river bed vas half an inch
..rok in many places above tie mill dam
aIae-iay. Ia one or two places it Sas
Eazon over entirely. This is a very
ana-ual occErrc-loo, the river not having
been frozen oyer before IA many years,
Te believe.
ia- -ouHg men Il Carter. Greek station
lad considerable sport during the late cold
'P-L The creek was frozen over, and ALEcK
LcEFT, Al McHEE~., HIRAx HENDLEr,
5,lL CALDEE-I.SNz CsPsszoS, JEEF M.CEET
z...et L great many fish. May of the ESD
'e-s already frozen, living on the bottom. A.
= yea- csus6l and placed IN warm water
Leg Er1ld come n fIt-
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The mystery OF the ''fro4en well'
at Brandon, Vermont, in which wa
ter remains frozen during the hot
months of summer, has never been
satisfactorily explained. 1t was sup
posed that the freezing was due to the
dissolution Of some material in the
water, or 10 electricity ; but tits found
by chemical analysis, that thu water
holds nothing in solution which
would account for its temperature,
and the eclec,ric needle fails to show
any current of electricity. One
opinion is that the ice in summer is
caused by the freezing of the gravel
bed during the previous winters, and
that the cold gets fastened in, in some
incomprehensible manner, and the
ice just stays through the summer.
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ADrawins-Room Entertainment,

Prof BoxHAN gave one of his delightful en-
tertaininents at the AthenGum, ca las
Wednesday night. His audience was small.
notwithstanding b. had received cOmmends-
tions from some Of the most fastidious critics
iu orr State. His manner is not that Of a the
atr;caa De1i5rmer, but of progressing.
highly cultivated and versatile gentleman.
converting with sdwirng frsends. There lie
nothing more difficult TO do, than to IEAde AL
that l, true, and good, ard noble. interesting
and entertaining to the popular mind. which
: u.usi.y attracted b. that which lie neither
elevstiuE nor Instructive. Prof. BoNHAM
doos possess this sift-for it is great Gift and
VIC heartily commend him to our community.
We sincerely .rRst that Colunbisns will show
that thew merit their reputation for culture
and refinement, by pstropizins o>e who IS
every ray worthy Of their patronage. He viii
give another Of his delightful and charming
entert .inments tonight, with an entire change
OF programme, which will consist Of choice
=, lections from the best authors, humorous,
osihetis and sublime 90 and hear him,
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R. HODGE, place. on Lyle creek, tnOw nearly
sumbled DOWN by old Squire Dick PlssSoRE.
The bride was only fifteen or sixteen years old,
and her folks being opposed to her marrying
so Young, she had to run away. Their walters
were JoHS NELSON and Miss Lucy WHITE, now
Mrs. Lrcr ALpsRsoS.
The couple are only n and &C years old re-
spectively, and we trust that their lives OF use
fitness and love will be heightened, until they
shall have celebrated their Diamond We'd
dino -
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Dancing school.

Prof. CLgvELANp. a celebrated teacher Of
genteel and polite dancing, will open his class
in this city, at Hammer Hall, on reyt Monday,
He's nrrrssed 10 leH9h all tue new Dances,
Waltnosl 80, asa will no doubt h"'l. 'h,::rally
hse'':.1inized by our young people. who all seem
to be passionately fond of the art. II young
people will dance, it is certainly best fer them
to know how to da.ce IKE ..ts..isent .rea-
lures, ins,ead of gaiRG through the graceful
movements in an awkward aud ridiculous
manner. Prof. CLEyELGSD comes iimmedi-
ately from Pulaski. where he seems to have
given universal satisfaction, judging from
the tone of the Giles Press. The papers
speak well of him wherever he has been. lie
gave lessons at the Female Institute before tic
81
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-08

DGCHG Is A STiMCLAST, AND OF
ID itself may fail 20 effect cure, but Buchu,
when scientifically combined with Bromide 81
Potassium and other ingredients, produces q
sedatIve effect. and Causes . healthy action
thus increasing the powers of digestion allzy-
Iug irritation, reducing ali unnatural dwellings,
stopping pain and Inflammation, and causing
the repairs and nutriments in the humsn body
20 he greater than the wastes. thus preventing
decomposition and decay, and gives noarlsh-
u,snt, health and yigor TO the Systeu1
Ny BCCHC ~ good for all diseases arising
from eIce-ses; scch weakness and rsin ~
tue back and legs, trembling in the region Of
tho heart. weak nerves, pzllid countenancs,
dryness Of the skin, scrOfula syphilis in lin
many forms, ulcers, and tumorr
IL your system is sfected bv snv Of the Above
symptom. anil diseases, relief is AZ hand Get
q bottle of my Buebu and Bromide Of Potassium
At once, and you niay rely on being cured,
know ju-t WIN; Isay. Nv record q. CO.
FOUNDER OF Medicine il second TO DO m.n in N
southwest. Twenty five or thirty Years ago, az
my fellow citizens know fu.l well, found me IA.
hind the prescription counter in ne eilr in
which now dwell; have cured more people
pt various diseases than all the physicians il
L0uisEllie put together. undoubtedly for ev.
~ sgle p atlent that any Louisville physici.n
as lhIve hundred. am no upstaft Of yea
terdsy Ny medicines are a success great
success Louisville is not large enough for ma
TO have q competitor. ] monop0lize the whole
sale Parent Msdicine trade here. Ore and an
ether has tried, BY copying after me here ~
-oulsTIl!e, Ia compete with me, but. one af.a<
sRn,her. their gun hlre bevn siieused, and thsl
efJits have been abOrtive.
w medicines sre good and answer the pu-
poee-thst is lbe secret OF my success NJ
reputation as a cOinpOunder Of good, reliAbIs
articles is fully estabIi-h-d
belIeTe ny BuchU and BroG.ide Uf POTASH
I'm is now the best article nov in the market fer
the cure of al diseases OF the IA nsrv or yuai.-
urinsry organs, such az nocturnal ineOntin,Ecs
irritsbiiIy Of the bladder and urothr., in
hAmmsti1n Of shc p5lyis OF tb. kidneys and al
that class nf diseases.
Buy dollar b title and be cured Use a. per
reetions IN al CASTS
JOHN BULL, VI. Ia
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WILLIAMS 4 TYLSt lnIorln their frtends
and tue public that they are receiving the
largest ana best stock Of Clothing. Cloths,
CasSimers, vestingS, and gents furnishing
goods ever brousht to this market, which
they will sell al reasonable prices for cash,
or to prompt customers on short lime. All
accounts made with us are due when called
for, unless by special contract.
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seVspapey Change.

w. \. WADE, Of the i4ebanOn Herald,
has sold his interest in that excellent
paper to his partner, DIR. II. l.. G..
WHITE. Mr.. WADE was an ornament
to the Tennessee press, and we regret to
lose MIN. he hag oyf best Yishes for
his success, wherever he may go. Or.
WHITE, his successor, is already we'll
known to our readers as one of the most
brilliant young Editors of the State
press. As keen-sightod, incisive
critic of men and things, he reminds us
Of EDGAR ALLAN PoE; as poet, he is
not un.gorihy IL ae compared to yoHE
@. SAKE. We wish him all the success
his talents and merits deserve.
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Golden Wedding.

me -t-ierh snuiYcTs ~ # the marriage Of
.AF's r. SHErTov. Coroner e Naury county,
-! biz wife, Nrs. ELIZA SHELToS, was cslc-
bed On last Wednesday sight 10 a manner
- :. lst have been truly gratifying q tie
7'-'ly sLuTle. Every room in the house Fas
--lmec -iH people The ceremony was per-
Termed byEys-. VIZ. MACK. At O'Clock. At
'-utau,s: .ME. 7. W. TURIN and Mrs. LUcr
-irEEsny: Esq. JAZFs WHITE and Wife.
candle Holders: Miss CoExELIA COLevEr, Miss
l'A JnIssg, Mics SALE PAPT7E, and Miss
s'vS-E C.BLEE. The bride wore a white ng;-
.n tre-', which heE mother was married in,
'e.eH'y-GEe " eighty sears ago. Columbia
lodge 81 aId Fellows. OF which he was a Char
'-r Member. presented Mr.. SHEI7oE and hi
7i'o with magnificent cake. which weighed
E'H'y-'wo pounds. i tad eight cmblem'
'i 'a.N Order, gotten up IN the most elegant and
rt,r.e 81 ic of DrGGru ( CO. Tee supPe-
vas elegant The following note panied
~ .afc-
COLTNEIA, TFNH.,
WEDNESDAY,, December 9TH, ISL.
II. A.-s T.. .Sb.loa, ai H9,a., gOlgaaBio
IsEus-srs-
N.R:-Learning OF yoUr intention 10 celc-
ny you in GayS past 10 have been a true
md faithful Odd Fellow, ana one OF ihe Two
only surviving Charter Members OF Column
ola Lodge No. 3 /. q. o. r.. and having, too,
% one lime I.p,.n exalted TO me high posi-
ZION OF Most Worfhy Grand Master OF the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the state OF
tennessee. the members of Columbia LodR
N'Nl." 10 attest their rs~t'ecI 70 you am
Yong b.rinr- half. by the Presentation oI me
'- amenta! cake which acc2uipHhlss TINS
note.
T,9 men have been blessed in years ~
YOU have 4 lew o. liz reach their 6itiein
li7hdagInuch les are ttl.y blessed 70 ceit'-
HTa their fiftieth wedding gay. DurllS
Eour lives you have seen many sE,is5af q ~
.i -app-ar upon he stage OF acil"I a HASi IL !
-''i = wHom were your own offspring; bu,
your Az! Gu. lives. through The bi sstiig> ol
''pH. are -, spared = while longer, HiIoid-
nc lr an opportunity Of SUI doing good as
VI. As gaining good. Should II not, there
r., teach a. 10 WORK Ehi ii X YET day
.oI III night cometh wherei-s no man cen
soFk The vearT be gray LOCKS of you
Eind u 81 in midst of life we are
"a ; masing tnrostGs towards dea b. You
60 1ppu hi eRrtD c nm Il he 20 onEsd
uut Tor Z bri fspzce IA re; but II IS our Wish
--1ai , our remaining day may be passed
I'm al tins bliss o b found 90 MS e;lglll
no when oOne wi n the tolls and rtr 81 in
r.ieGi 10 ur pi image here, you may a
- receive / Q e divine b e>ssng~ from
so'Es which 81 ali Prove your etSFBs' ga
- 'e-t witt OF, GrEnd MssieT on dis a
~fAom belong the issues 81 life and death
: 10 = n Of those who have succeedcd yoI
! . ooGcs OF Friend hip, Love an
NJ SEXTON ard wife wers nA-.ied fit,
sTafs age Ia the old BUrns' house. on thu Il
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We, the undersigned, win not grind any
wheat from this date except for those who
want Flour for their own consumption, Is
We believe the mill owners alone arc entitled
70 the profits of grinding wheat.
N. VAUGHN.
J.B. ASHTON,
4. r. Nicely.
Ell. ARMSTRONG,
W. c. JOYCE.
JET, ANDERSON 4 90, T. v. u.
A, 0.P. NIcH0LsoN,aR Sm
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Ua,ina sold Ont

And being exceed 7gIy anxious 70 close ND our
old business. We do most earnestly request all
Of our friends that owe Us, 20 come forward
and settle. as longer indulgence cannot be civ
en-. Our books and accounts "a % fo7nd a;
our oidst.qaa,. W4LkEk kAkr.
Oct. L.
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Having attached Mr.. Leftwich's steam
engine 10 the Hunter Mills, on Carriers Creek
We are prepared to grind wheat and corn
for custom, and the people can do what
they Ike with IL, eat It, sell IL. or feed It 10
the chickens. Bring on your wheat.
~ ]. n. BrNrER,
7, 9. LEKfwIcH.
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SMITH TONIC syrup
FOR THE cJRs OF
AGUE AND FEVER
On. Chills and Fever.

The proprietor 81 .i,.s celebrated rrsii,i,.
Justly eislms Tor i = opportunity over all rene
dies ever offered ~ the public fer;he say, CIR
TAIN, sTEsDt EHd FEKuIVTs.T cUr- 81 Asus AL
Fever, 90 Chi.s and Foyer, whether Of shs =, or
'Ong SSntiRg. tie refers "a the entire S.utheTs
'nd Western country io bear him testimony to
he truth 81 the Assertion thai in no case What
ever will il Isii to Cure II the direction. A.,
strictly followed and carried out in x7-st
many cases single dose has been .s6csept
for cure. and whole families have been cured
oy single bottle. with pcrirct restoration n
the general health. Il is. hnuersr, prudent.
and IA every case more e~rtsia To cure IL ia
use is continued in smaller doses for . week o.
two after the disease has been checked, mar,
specially in diair all sEi long Standing essc..
Usually this medicine will MT reauir- ss.r aid
N kecp the bowels N good or;l-r. S;s.,aii tha
patient. however, REQ tire c'ih=stSc riedieins.
after harisg taken three or four dnse- of the
tonic. single dose of 3IL.'s YEGErasLs FAx-
ILL PILLS will De sufficient
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-08

To call and see l.. II. Atvell, South
Main Street, Columbia, Tenn, su,, earn
how to procure tisketq in the Maury
County Real Estate distribution, Draw
ing to take place Dec. 9Th, ISL. Tick
cts 81 "a
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Millinery and Fancy Goods Of the latest
imPortation, nj Mr.. J. Bryx t. Empori-
um of Fsshis1. Incy Il
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Wear receiving splendid assortment OF
Youths and Boys Clothing. Call and see
Us before you buy Tor your boys,
Sept. -. WILLIAMS TYLER.
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WANTEn.s-A partner with from 8, u,5 to
$500 Dash, TO engage IN the Dry Goods bu
illness. store and trade secured. For par
ticulars address W. Herald Office.
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Sttgs:lou Wanted.

\ ooupotent teacher, with several
years experience, wishes a school of
thirty or forty pupils. Reference Civ
en- to some Of the best teachers in the
South. Apply at this Office.
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Old seventy SIX.


The success of the famous brand Of whisky,
" OIL S,rentvSir. +" Introduced by the nam
Eoth wholesale liquor hsuss Of HEysErx. Nc
NAss 4 Co. Memphis. has been without para
lei in the soath. II meets with unrirslsd
favor with all who test its excellence. and 10
pronounced the finest and best in thu market.
1t is destined to have the biggest run Of any
brand ever used in this section. We songrstu-
late Messrs HKSDRIx. NCNAss Il Co upon the
splendid hit" they have made, and take
pleasure in commencing them to the public.
Try them.
Over Shoes of all kindsa at GoKDoS h Rid
LHYs.
Having to change my place OF business on
the FIRST of January, will offer for the next
thirty days, at greatly reduced prices. my
entire stock 81 dry good, a.. invite spe-
cial attention 10 the following goods: A
splendid lins OF Black Silks, Black Alpaces,
from +ctsto l.2i per yard; Polerls, De-
LANES, Merinos, &c, at very low figures;
Black and colore,i silks, Velvet for trim
ming; Ladies Cloaks, some very handsome
and made of the best Beaver Cloth; Water
Proofcloaking cloths, Roman Striped and
Plain shawls. white goods OF every discrip-
ton, splendid stock OF Ribbons, Black and
Colored Kid Gloves, Black and Fancy Cas-
simeres, and Wooden Goods for Gentlemen's
and Boys wear; Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Ready Made Clothing; Trunks, Baskets,
Umbrellas, &c.
Come and see the stock, II you don't buy.
Dec. l-tf. W. Z. ELAN.
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One hundred trimmed Hats at II 20 aud AZ %
worth 81 On and g. -. at Mrs. NJ. j. Bryant s
Emporium Of Fashion. ,Na5 I.
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For tho latest styles in lsdies' and misses
fine shoes, &, 10 the Philadelphia Shce Store,
~ and Is College Street Nasssii
oe.lc -,
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$50 reward to any man who can sell shoes
cheaper than BLAZE 4 McLAraHILx. 81 the
Philsdelphis shoe Store. "a eE5 &c College
Street, Nashville, UctlS-3m.
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Two hundred and seventy of them with
shawls, overcoats and glo ycs on, to take
command and direct the pipe of No. Q Engine
at the next fire, and five to work at the
5rakes-overcoa;s 6c., not required.
By ORDER or THE COMPANY
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Owing TO Prof. BoSHAN's lecture on Blocu-
tion, the Atheneum Reception that was ap-
pointed for this evening, is postponed until
next Friday. December 18th, at o'clock, 2.
NJ. The exercises will consist Of elOcutiOn,
essays, vocal and instrumental music. Every
lodi IL in vic
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CITY ITEMS.
3radf0rti Michel.

40. . and q North College street. NasAvills,
Tenn. has the Target, hsadsonest and beet
selected stock Of Furnffurs ever Ia ths
South. which he sells at lower ssaree than any
body in tie trads. Give him call. lie packs
very carefully pEEE os oHARer. -
Nov 4 If
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and Marshall, this could be made aplace
equal to any in Tennessee; Nsshville
and Chattanooga not excepted. for man
ufso;uring.
He said that 1t would be much better
tor us, If, instead Of denouncing north
ern oppressors, we would do more to Inn
prove our own country and develop its
great wealth, and not buy our food and
clothing, our machinery, and, In fact,
almost everything from those that some
had denounced. We had raised In the
South since the war, and sold, 81 500, 900
worth OF cotton, and yet the country had
not gained much In wealth, because 1t
had taken all, or nearly all, to purchase
supplies. The best wsy TO protect our
rights, and secure ourselves from OPP
preston, is to raise our food, manuiac>
ture what we need, rely upon ourselves
improve ur country and depend upon
others for all things necessary to our
comfort. RIB ~
He said II we would do as the north
ern people did, use our capital in i'm
proving our country. we would not DO
under the necessity Of buying every
thing from the North. If we thought
proper to buy everything from them,
and make ourselves their dependents by
our own voluntary action, we could not
blame them for furnishing our food,
clothing and all our supplies, and reap
ing the profits of the entire cotton crop.
Columbia might become one of the
leading commercial and manufacturing
cities of Tennessee, il she would secure
the building of this great CENTRAL
Roam from tho Cumberland Mountains
to the Mississippi river.
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For The CoiynJid Herald.
FOUNTAIN CREEK, Tenn,
n Il On. n 1871

IoON1AlN tlSfEh, ENN.g
Oct. Both, 1871,
MRssRs. EDITORS I'm your paper of
the 18th inst, you give Bro. SBwELL the
privilege of setting himself right before
the public in relation to the sermon that
he preached at Campbells' Station, the
Ind Lords day in September. AM
satisfied from an interview that had
with him few days ago, if he says any
thing on the subject, It will be through
the columns OF his own Journal, the
Gospel AdrocGte. II he does this, 10
will give his reasons why he did not do
1t through your paper. As you make it
point of veracity between your Guile
Okla correspondent and myself, would
like to state through your paper what
Bro. s. did say on the occasion referred
to, and let the community judge who ia
correct. Not to particularihe, / will do
it in a. few words as l can to be under
stood. God proposes TO save man on
certain conditions, and when hecomplies
with those conditions, God alone has the
conditions are Faith, Repentance and
Baptism. In order 10 get the matter
moro fully before the mind, how far
man is dependent upon himself, l will
illustrate. God has given man the abil
ity 10 pillow, plant and cultivate the soil
to obtain bread; without his rain and
sunshine, man may work in vain. God
has given man the capacity to believe,
repent and submit to baptism; without
His pardoning and saving power man
must perish. lie promises in both cases
if man will do his part he shall receive
the blessing--lst. Cor. ind 6.
The now Testament is the last will and
testament of the Savior, and no power
on earth has any right to alter it. What
he done while on earth in pardoning in
dividUals he had right to do but he is
gone, and bis will cannot be altered by
man-lIebrew 9--lG and l.. Whenever
men pick and Gull from the New Tesla
nent what suits them and reject such as
does not please their fancy, they do it at
their own peril-Rcv. PTS and 70.
The above is what Bro. SEwELL
preached on the occasion referred to- II
your Culleoka correspondent takes issue
with me, ] wonld he pleased to hear him
moro particularly over MS own proper
signature. Yours respectfully,
THos WHITE.
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