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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Noble Thoughts.

The wages of every noble work do
yet lie in Heaven or else nowhere. Not
in bank-of- England bills, or any of the
most improved establishments of bank
ing and money-changing needst thou,
heroic soul, present thy account of
earnings. Human banks and labor
banks know thee not or know thee after
generations and centuries have passed
away, and thou art clean gone from
'rewarding." Nay, at bottom, dost
thou need any reward? Was it thy aim
and seIf-purpose to be filed with good
things for thy herOism. to have life of
pOmp and ease, and be what men call
"happy" In this world, or IN any other
world ? answer for thee deliberately,
no. The whole spiritual secret of the
new epoch lies II this, that thou canst
answer for thyself, with thy whole clear
ness of head and heart, deliberately,
no! My brother, the brave man has to
give his life away. Give it, advise
thee thou dOst not expect to sell thy
life in an inadequate manner. What
price, for example, would content thee?
The lust price of thy life to thee--why,
Gods entire creation to thyseIf, and the
whole universe of space, the whole
eternity of time and what they hold
that is the price which would content
thee; that, if thou wilt be candid,
nothing short Of that It is thy all.
Thou art an unreasonable mortal or,
rather, thou art poor infinite mortal,
who, in thy narrow clay prison here,
| seemest so unreasonable. Thou wilt
never sell thy life, or any part of thy
life, in a satisfactory manner. Give it,
like a royal heart; let the price be
nothing thou hast then, in a certain
sense, got all for it. The heroic man
and is not eve. man, God be thanked,
a potential hero ?-has to do so, in all
times and circumstances Carlyle.
NOTHING is so difficult as the appa
rent ease of a clear, flowing style those
graces that from their presumed facility
encourage all to attempt an imitation
of them are usually the most inimitable
Cotton.
, WE forgot to mention that the woriC
: was to have come to an end on Satur
, day last ia Connecticut. The SECOND
- adventists are now consulting the Dan
' bury almanac TO see where they blum
dered,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

How pleasant it Is, in this wicked old
world, says the Peoria Review, TO meet
a man, in the busy walks of life, whose
face is an open book, bearing the i'm
print of honesty, whose nobility of soul
speaks in his very glances, whose whole
demeanor inspires You with q yearning
platonic affection fer him that only
needs cultivation to inspire the posses
sor to know more OF him, and borrow
money Of him, as it were, All, yes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

WE forgot to mention that the world
was to have come to an end on Satur-
day last in Connecticut. The second
advsntists are now consulting the Dan
bury almanac TO see where they blum
dered
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

NOTHING is so difficult as the appa-
rent ease of a clear, flowing style those
graces that from their presumed facility
encourage all to attempt an imitation
of them are usually the most inimitable
Cotton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
VAST INTERESTS,

The Mills, Steamships, street RaiIvvays,
Lands, Locomotives and Other Prop
erty of the SPragues.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
GRAVE AND GAY.

SOLID pudding against empty praise
PRIDE is the never-failing vice of
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

In WOOD HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for No
ven,b,.r. ,hr table If content- seems spread
for Thanksgiving feast, aud gives evi,len e
'ha' no etinr;> have been spared that could add
{" it, excellence. a Sermon on = SKINNER
i not only pleasing in It's quan'nes,, an1
originality. but contains sound hric. Nus
P"nIoroys Pin M"n"y, is capital "tP""
the sianh. is another merit 'rious sketch, by
tie epopnlar writer, ka'- w Hani!ro,. "C"d-
f-h AMI Po'ar'es. by Eleanor Kir' j. -hor'
serial whi'h opens well 40 "w ~ Age I!
Together, by the Rev Rnbrt Co'yr Is
well worth the prize Of the years -nh-rr'
ton it is fn'l of tins great man e!"Inmr-
powerful in lis very sin rii'iiy Tier" are
many other Interesting articles hat we >pac
T. ,ncn,ion them. The poetry in this mum
her is u"n-uaIly good A new feature oi the
.uag zine is the mrrnlur'O If ptrrur"s. arti
'hc iilu-taton. Pat. prrsem ard Fuiur',
mere given. j. excrrdI,. y pretty.
Prre OF ma aZrne Ue ..oilar Ter year
" nh IN, chrpuo " "YI>eln'c oe .inl,r a..a 4
baf Addrrs- N0aps Hot SEN 40 N,G'.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

SOWING WILD Oars A Ia''y fi'ni fo
the Southern portion Of our Pansh. writes I'd
us as follows:
MEssRs EDrToRs wish 10 propos" some
two or three quest, n. winch topr y"ur--ii
or some one else will answer What l.
mean, 10y sowing Wild oat-s Do youna gen
rl-men necessarily SOW them? Do young la
dies ever sow wild oar,2 | dn not M. an
tha, have no' some va.ue notion "f " hat is
meant by tins phrase hut ave always thought
it TWO Indefinite; will some one please d. L.
finci
In answer to the above query we are una
BILE 10 give the first cause which originated
the phrase alluded To but its author. Lonr'or.
defines it as passing through season of
wild and thoughtle>s dissipation. as in youth.
wild oat, ; but, having sown them, will 'e d
to augmen,, rather than weakens their moral
strength and usefulness. # the n cri'n takes
place in time Or rather, they can better ap-
preciate the value OF true moral wort, afer
having experienced lie pangs accident To "a
season of will and ,,oug,iess dissipation. -
Though in this, as in all other cases, exl e.
rience is dear school, and an exceedingly
dangerous one We woul cite onI CORES
pordent to the return Of The Prcdi. .ai SON a.
amply illustrating the humble condition Of a
young man after havII g 'sown wild cats" to
his hearts content. Having passed Though
the cruci''ie Of experience. h is brought back
to the starting point whence trne gre atne>s
springs. Having exalted himse 20 be
abased, he comes to a rraliza,i ~ # the
truth "he thai hunbIeth hin self shall be ex-
Question concerning young lahirs, it is rather
deli''ate subj'cf for a bachelor editor, "f the
writer's tend, years and limited experience,
though, If We must answer. we wculd say
that it SEEM 10 us as if the whole The
present generation Of young la'iies lad gons
out on general expedition Of ~sow ing lid
oats" The mothers of rquiiy afori no
example TO justify The Daughters # t.e pres
ent day IN commit ting >uiciie TO be- M fashion.
How they 1--we, move. think and brrat r.
cramPed in the killing fashions OF the day. /,
a mystern nus problem that we have uit-n
tried, bu, have never been able. by AZ arrIi.
cation of ii e most phIosophicaI rea-"nin,, @
solve. For further pa' ticular> o this -uIj-
10. 4
the views ofone of the lex, IA. AIDED Fash.
ion Killing Amerran Women" We would
be glad if some Of cur better posted friend.
wond give our correspondent more elabo
rate definition of what is meant by the term
''sowing wild oats
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

ExERaY-It has been saii that energy j.
the minds hammer. hatchct and pIow. Il Is A
% lily weapon 20 hammer down all obstacles
in the pathway; j, cuts away all difficulties T;
il plows the roughest soil Dill ever nation
achieve rcnown without energy! Was there
ever pe'son of note who was not energetic
No; the attainment of emincnce is only reach.
ed by dihgen, sfn'y, close observation and
unwaverug energy. He who has hrs, a.,
knowledge and resolves, il the language oI
the good old Roman atage. TO hnI way a.
make it" will be sire To succeed in any I'm
dcr,aking He has the wiIi-r!ie way can b.
found. Look At that man in the pursuit o
"worldly wealth" He pa,,ses not to con
slider his own enjoyment or ease, bu, is strain
ing every nerve to obtain that boon which
his heart is set upon.
Energy is the key to success. 1t unlock.
the secret Of heroic deeds OF those great ant
grand ones whose names are illustrated upor
the pages of history, or, as LoneieIlow ex
presses it, have left their footprints on th,
sands ofume." Energy is firm. 1t shrink,
not from labor; it faints no, at danger. TIL,
irresolute may, after few vain sssemps, giv'
up in despair; but not so with the energet'
man. He will labor and persevere until BIZ
efforts are crowned with success.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored!

1i . pu,i,shrd. a n'.w rdIio' at ijr I at
81 ,rrwells C-lrbrarei Essay IN the rad.
sdi cure (wh"m medcire) Of SrERMAroR
RHuEA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
ernirai Losses, Inpste al-o. C"nsump-
tion. Epilepsy and Fits. tnd'u'ed by self III
dulgencs or sexual ex,ravagance.
Eay. Price in a sealed envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly drmonst' ates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse
quences If self abuse NAV be radically cured
without ,e dangerous use of internal medi.
cine or the application OF the knife; pointing
out mode Of cure at once simple. certain
and effectnal by means of which every suff''r
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply. privately and Radical
ly
This lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, TO an,
address. post paid, on receipt Of six cents, o
two post stamps
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. &. KLINE Il co,
I27 Bowery New York, Post Office BoxI5S6.
Get. 23,h, 1873 ly
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
Local. ITEMS.
tayyille. LA. Nov. lst. 1873
Religious.

DIVINE SERvIcE.--rbe appointments OF
he Baptist Church at Rayviie, are the lH
sundays in each month. Rev. +, u. Hey
,olds, Pastor.
Preaching at Bethel Baptist Church, al
las. Dennis place. Second Sunday OF each
month and the Saturday before 10y Rev r..
b. Reynolds.
APPOINTMENTS RAYvILLE Circuit, NJ r.
CHURcu Tu-New Salem Fir-t Sabbath
RayviIle, Second Sabbath Union, lhirh
Sabbath. Alto Fourth Sabbath
Rev. J. =. Wright, Pes,or in charge.
PREssYrrRIAS-Rev d. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the lst Sabhath
in each month nj Union Church on Baskin
Ridge. in Franklin Pa. on the second san
bath: At Rayville on the third Sabbath; At
Oak Ridge. Morehouse, Pa, on the fourth
Sabba,hin each month.
The RAYviLlE USroy SABBATH School will
mee, regularly on each Sabbarh morning. AZ
half mas, nine o'clock. Teachers and pupils
will be punc,nal in assembling At the sound
OF the bell. which will ring but once. All de-
nominations are expected co-operat" IN the
work, aud the community generally invited u
attend. ). b. BAIRD, SuP''
Jyo SAUNDERS. Sect'y.
MasOnic....Rrgular communications o'
r F. McGuire Lodge No. 2O9 the 2nd We'd
nestlay in each month. .
P. NJ. RYAN, W.. NJ. .
w. y. Porrs. Secretary
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

Puor.osapn,c.-We are pleased To be abb
IN announce that our good friend, Mr. T.
Ns,Ly. OF Monroe, has put up temporary
Photograph Gallery IN our town. an" VIII re-
main TWO or three weeks, 10 give all an OPP
portnni,y of procuring good pictures OF them
selves. their families and friends. Many Z"
our readers will remember Mr. NlEALY vlsi
10 this plare year or two sIhce' an" spec
mems of his work can now be seen all ovr'
the Parish. He is well known thiou=hou
North Louisiana as fret class artist, aud .
clever gentleman He j. now prepared T.
f,r,;.b vou with a Gkene., o. Yourself in Ra,
viii. as good as you can yet hv going 10 ti'
city. Don't fail To embrace the "rp"'u"
! while il i. offered.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
ESSAY ON MAN.

Hope springs eternal in the human breast.
Girls never are, bu, a ways 10 be dressd,
When fully riysed TO mans unknowiny eyrs.
There sul remain some ribbon bows and ne,
In! the poor In ian, Whose un,urored mind
Knows naught OF m, de, by mil n",s design q
How happy >he by ia-hion uncontrolled Il,
She courts the hariy br we, but not for gold
But we. decei'iul Ways continually must uead
Add ar'ifice 10 artific-. bef,rr we wed
From childhood days TO d maid latest :, a.
Or lives one cca,eie L say npon Man
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

~ SISTED by large and able Faculty
" NJ begin it- Twenty first Academic year on
Tuesday. the 23rd Of September.
The last session was emlnently prosperous
Over twenty three rer vrnt more pupils en-
tered than were in atten'!aw~e The Vr-vio">
year, and greater number than had bee;
ca,aluyr eh since io60-Gl
The President having resigned III. Pre-
itiency of Mississippi College. which lie ha'
y,in,ly held Tor ,he last six yElr-, will here
after give his undi, ided attention 10 the in
.iiinie. By concentrating thus his entire cA
oerirnce aud energies. he will doubtless b'
able 10 elevate 'ie charact, of the ii'stiniio:
even above what il has heretofore possessed
For catalogues. or orl,rr information, al
dress the Pre-den, of the Faculty.
| ROBERT kELI.S.
| Presidrnt Of Board of Trustees.
! Clinton. Miss. Aug. Q, 1874.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

Nh F. {. BoIrs. tour mill. South of Re,
Month, wishes to employ ha'ds I" pa c''i"o
lie will pay $40 per hundred ard 'oard 4"
give the pickcr. ] Of what they gather "h'
boarding themselves Here is cha"cr f.
make money fat He has work en"a@h :"
all the hands who may apply. Read this "
idley. AMI tell them where Ia g.,
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

An IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-We read in the
St joseph Journal Of the llth:
In the Parish Court last week, Judge Lewis
hcd-and the decision is indorsed by the bar
as sound iaw--that furnishers Of supplies for
the current year, who have failed TO record
their liens have no privilege upon the crops,
as against thu holder Of an ordinary Judgment
who has seized under an execution. Mer.
chants and planters will do well 10 lOos to
this matter and pu, themselves in pcsiti'. n to
dsr,a.d he protection os TIC c,af;- before Il
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

SraAyEp or stolen, on MONDAY "ishi The ON
INST. from the residence Of Mr.. L f. JAAAR'
on the Cock plantation, three miles oe'""
,i,,, , ,,.d;,,m s,z,. morse mnlc, rather heavy
buiIr. ,nouse colored or sun-bufit bay, scar On
hi, left shoulder. steps qnics and lively, good
,c.,rs,. ANA about eight years old. The iinde'
returning tie missing properly VIII oe re
,rarl,I
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
Column for Land Sellers.

Pao?pSlr'oE We proP">" t" advertise
land fpr sale. with This understanding It the
.aud owner will give prize ai'd terms. an"
it nn ale. no charge. and If u sale h" WV
pay u ~ per cent of III 'pU:cla-r me- al
Il the cash payment.
MAO ACRES Mrot iariI. - nrrt-> dns
-OO wsol ri.'sc, som" sw,-t''-@' " ia"''
:, IA ur ,,ii ~ - pr acre "n ta-s I''''i>-
~ niir- >r,lIi.ra-i "i RlvVii~ IT i"f'"'r
PARTICULARS Apply ~ tins ciiir" ('"- -!' W
NNE Half interest u. st l;r.r IT, - iH" y.
nut viii To- - ~ !'i- ,'' -'''i .'."''i''>''-
"or part ru'ars air ~ 1T 'iii''''
HAnn Acres nfIand >"li I" >'ii I.Hr'i.'-
NvO\D .rr-. Al ~ III" vols Fer
particulars apry AT Tins "iii'c u
1000 Arrr~ Of ia"l ->"'n~ improve
IOOO menf on t'i'' ace y" th''
Nntn i.on,>,aua 4 T.x,- Rlii R.'ai. n'.t III
A., gnrri ,ang-. For plr;l'u.ar- Hrp'y n tii-
| rili'e. u
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby ro'iii"d 'la, |
IA have l"-i two mortgage nGies signed by
4 n,l;o". Ia, able I" H. j. Lea or nrder
~ RayviIle, Ia da'cd April ~. 1873. one
..o'r Tor iwn hundred dollars payable Jam s'y
~. 1914. ore for three hundred ,l"tla,s ara
.lr January ~. 1873. SAT- no,rs wer- en-
I"rs,.d by me and were maiieh NJ Rnyviie
La. directed To the rhr cnn'ini-s"n FINN Uf
Henry Lerkie Il Gerry. n" - Unicn Street,
New Orleans 4 req OF ,ll- reward vii be
.ven for ;he delivery of >anl r",rs !" the IN
'-r~igp''i 81 =" Henry Leckie 4 Curry, No.
50 Union :,ier; y. q.
II J. LEA.
Kayvil.c. Ia. Sep, q. 1873 4,
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

There i. no at or science that is too difficult
for industry to attain 10 Industry makes
man understood and valued in all countries,
and by all nations; it is the philosophers $
stone, thar turns almost everything into gold
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

A MEETING Of the citizens Of Ward No.
is called to assemble at Alto, on Thursday
next, the 9th inst, for the purpose of Sending
delegates TO Parish Convention TO be held in
Rayyille on Monday the 10Th inst.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

The fourth and last quarterly meeting of
the Rayville Circuit NJ. E. Church South,
will be held in Rayville on the second Sat
uriay and Sunday in November, the s,h and
9Th prox.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

W.LKrR, TAYLOR & Co Newspaper AL
vrrti.ing Agents. l3i W Baltimore street.
H,,,;more. Md. are our authorized agents to
con,rac, for advertising in the Beacon.
S. VI. PErrIsGiLL & Co, ~ Park Row.
corner Beckman street, New York, are our
au,horizen agents for Y.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

Now is the time to have your photograph
taken. See Mr.. MEALY's advertisement in
another column, He can furnish you With
any kind Of picture, ami COZ y old ones to per
fcc;on. You will find lSn in tie house North
of Mrs Graham's residence.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

VISITING members of the bar, attending
Court, in our town during the pas, two weeks,
were Messrs. MoRnrsoS 4 FARMER, GARRETT
and GARRLrr, S. d. McESERY, X e. CoBB
and r. w. &. r. RICHARDSON, from Monroe;
Judge CAMPBELL, from Franklin; Col r B
TopD and DAVID ToDo, from Bas,rop; and
Capt H P. WELLS, from Delhi
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

Tur TAX COLLECTOR publishes an impor
tan, notice to delinquents in another column.
Read i, and govern yourself accordingly.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

THURSDAY. TIE 9th inst is set apart by
the Presidenr Of the United States, rs day OF
thanksgiving and prayer.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

THE grand jury failing to find a bill against
Joscphus Evans, and his two sons, Cap and
Henry, they have been released from the Par
i.h Prison, and once more set free.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

THOSE men talk most who are IN the great
es, mental darkness frogs cease their croak-
ing when light is brought to the waterside.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

TIE Grand Jury adjourned on "Wednesday
morning last, after an eight day session
Their repor, will be found IN another COL
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

There is as much connection between
words and thoughts as there is between
>f6osshss and actions. A young man who
allows himself to use one vulgar or profane
word has not only shown that there is'a foul
spot upon bis mind, but by the uttesan,e OF
~ihas word, he extends that spot and infames
q, tili, BY Indulgence, it will polIute and ruin
- whole soul. Be casefhl of your words as
&all a. ypsx kh. If you can control
: - ~ 10 improper words are to be
epou ~ il you will soon he able also
- - mind, and save that from cor
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

The following resolution was adopted Al a
meeting Of the Cotton Factors Of the cry Of
New Orleans held on Friday evening the 2i,h
inst:
Resolrsd, That on and after the tenth of No
vcmbcr next, the cotton factors Of New Or
leans will sell cotton consigned to US OH the
basis of the currency of the United States.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

IOB WORK, OF all kinds, fiom a carte ae
u risite to poster, neatly executed a, this
u..:cc. upon ,.iJT; notice.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
evening and . pleasant time,

Ma P. c. LIviyesroS, o first class brick
Mason, Of Monroe, has jus, completed neat,
durable and cheap job Of work in our town,
in the shape OF two handsome chimwcys 10
--...e ne house opposite the Church As sew
eral other new buildings in town need chia,-
neys, we take pleasure in recommending Mr..
LIVINGSTON to any of our readers wIo may
want work done. He is as fast and fine u
workman as you will find in North Louisiana,
and his terms are very reasonable. Those
VINO wish to procure his services can do so
by writing TO him at Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

A Freedmen's Fair comes off in Rayville
so-night. They proposed to set separate ia
BILE for the white people and invite the ci,i.
zcns Of the town to attend and participate
One old ebony friend told us ,ha, the obicc, oI
this move was to prove tina, ''Scru'a,or" lied in
his report about hostility between che races in
this section. We acknowledge the receipt Of
an invi'ation,and bcspeak Cor them q apTopitious
evening and plessan, time,
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

It 4.s.,iU.N StA.s..
, .,.,... ( rn "r l,'r Il AZ a. yi'r
..t-: "it 49, f. ia i'.,>'
..... : i...8,- ,-i '.tc h"t
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.... 4 tr "a" a rhr .i"r 4
'."- o. tr r"wn Il R'yNr''r. 90
', nr,lav. he L.; day of Nov, 1873.
o.. l.r.- .r.- rIhr! ~ NV :" s..
-,',. ,,r it. rA's','I"i. al ti,r p.T-''i.'.
ry h'h'i-I I" I'I- >'T'rt'>-Iun al 1
r... -. i descriptions ui whn'i can "a
ia "!'.rt ,ii,. l"v"ur"ry Of al Sucrr>-i.
;I,.I ''i,. Clerk utii,... ia >ai Parish.
rm- 1T al. ! months credit wiihour
r'.-rurnt
X ~ KELLY. Aimr
lrpr Ii 1868. IS / $500.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

KREss & Co. continue to improve
heir large and varied stock of
>1N1rn goods in the establishment
rs the "Vicksburg Clothing
Washington street.. This
"a in one Of the lnrgesDnnd
Hill City, and viii! make
@>n.;licy wish TO
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01

MAGISTRATES BLANKS, of every
wi description. neatly executed a' this
IGhce an the shortest notice.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
Al Cost.
Flour and Meal.

OUR SEVERAL GKAIE> Of flour
and the favnrItc Ms.un'. MrsI. Offered
10 the ira'le al our usual l"w prices.
PIG L,NRrN 4 EGcLrsroy.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-01
EANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
IRISH Linens, Towels, Damasks, II

ioaiie full width white Linen a' lha-
a )
All Linen Dma Towels from 35r sos (aus piej
La Camhr Hanlk Linen Tape :t
all Linen "a 24c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17

EMsEa WEEK.-The present week 10
designated In the calendsr Of; the Episco.
pal Church as Ember week, and Wednes.
day, Friday and Saturday Of this week
are days Of abstenance. These Ember
days recur at each Of the four seasons,
spring, summer, autumn and winter. be-
ing the Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
alter the frat Sunday In Lent, after the
feast Of Penticost, after September 14th;
and, after December 18th the Sunday fol-
lowing these Ember days Of special inter
cession, are the stated periods for holding
ordinations by the Bishops Of the Church
and the prayer book provides special
prayers to be used daily in oil the church
es during Ember week "for those who are
TO be admitted to holy orders" On next
Sunday. which will DO tho festival OF st
Mathew. the Apostle and the Evangelist,
4 b usual for the Bishops to hold ordina-
lions for the admission to the office Of
deacon or priest Of any candidate who
may be in readiness and who
may have passed aproper examination.
Tho selection Of 81. Mathews day as one
of the stated periods for the ordination Of
ministers would seem to be peculiarly ap-
propfiate, in view Of the example, which,
according to tho Sacred record, st Mathew
gives to all who would be ministers Of
Christ in forsaking all for his Master. The
gospel for the day records that as Jesus
passed, "He saw o man named Matthew,
sittipg at the receipt Of customs, and He
ssyeth unto HIM, follow me, And he
arose and followed Him" Id
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17

U 8. COURT The following business
was transacted at the above Court yester.
day: The case Of John Johns, Jr., as
signee Of John N. Clarksop, rs Charleston
Extension Company, was called and the
case revived In the name OF Hedgeman
Slack and others. A motion was made
TO remand the cause to Charleston, which
motion was taken under consideration
A decree forre sale Of property wasen.
tered in the case Of the United States rs
the Harper's Ferry Water Power and
Manufacturing Co. Of West Va,
The case Of the United States Is ]. 4.
Martin, was commenced, but before It's
conclusion the Court adjourned until to-
day OF 10 o'clock.