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a dozen or more old women to grease
the track, at intervals.

the track. at intervals.
The Mississippi Central Railroad
Company have brought suit against
some dozen or more citizens OF Hickma
countysfor right of way through land
Mr. WIN. SMITH. citizen of CO.
lumbus, aged Sc, died Sunday last.
MAYOR Hess, OF Columbus, has been
confined to his bed sick
SUPERINTENDENT j White, reports
thirty Free School Districts in Hirk
man county with an average attendance
of 20 scholars The pro rata Of each
pupil is 81 % The Dispatch pro
nounces come of the teachers iucapab bic
and unit for their positions both in
literary qualification and moral char
acter
Moscow merchants are all doing
we'll, and deal on solid basis
Dan RoBERrs & Co, have bailed
$50 bales of cotton the past three
months. and purchased 1000 pounds
leaf tobacco This 6rm is composed OF
clever gentlemen.
Tux average attendance at the Mos
COW free school is only II, when the
District numbers 10 between six aud
twenty.
} b NJ also complains that our
Moscow people are sinfully negligent
nj attending church service
MAYFlELD is buoyant 10 expecta
tiou OF getting the Cairo and Tenne
ssee river narrow gauge railroad
through tina. county aud towa
MAYFELD business men have taken
steps to incorporate savings B'uk to
he located at that place
The Union City Fair association
have appointed c Quantities TO encourage
the organic .tiun of Farmers clubs. ana
also immigration Bo,rI>. ia Wet
rrunes~ee anl SOUTH ss, Kentucky
The >ub-comuifieess nre To make
monthly reports to the parent Board
at Uainr Ci'y. D.. j. VI \ extud,''
NH VI J ,hn-na re 'he C,ni'ni;'r,
los Fulton If there i IL EIrpPeau
'our in prospect cuunt u, IN.
UNION CITY has heiG "A ciIizeu-
meeting for The purpose OF inaugura-
ting measures TO secure the location oi
the Western District College, at tina
place.
sTHE Courier thinks the people about
Union City have the epizootic
THE Obiou county court has voted
4 tax for common school purposes, but
will not fl amount TIL April.
TnE Uaion City Council is cores
pointing with u Mr. Davis in regard to
establishing foundry at that place.
TuE Troy Times makes its leading
editorial on ''The y citation ia France
Nav that the Emperor Napoleon i
dead, our Troy contemporary eau set
tie" that turbulent little nation just a.
he pleases We don't care
TmE Times says the tax collector Of
Obiou county il sick. May he have
heightened convaIescene.
TIE Times represents the epiEooric
still raging with undated fury in Obion
BILLIE Wilson's embryo town.
Crescent City, near Troy, i, houri>hiog
FIFTY lots have been sold. aud four
houses erected
THE question of taxing dogs" wa-
tie vote in the Obion county court
the chairman decided mo
Dr.. SMITH. president II 5 & d c
. railroad. writes To cirizen~ OF Troy
that he will allres, the citizens of thar
place at an early day. in the interest of
his road
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BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
ST.. LOUIS. Anrii 30

ST. LOUIS, April 30. 1
On. JONI BULL--Dear Sir: knowing
the efficiency OF your SarsapariIla, and
the healing and beneficial qualities II
possesses. send you the following state
ment OF my case:
| was wounded about two years ago
was taken prisoner and confined for six
teen months. Being moved so often, my
wounds have not healed YET. IhMve not
sat up moment since | was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general
health is impaired, aud / need something
20 assist nature I have move faith in
yonr sarsapariila than in anything else
! wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles and ohiige
Carr. G. p JOHNSON.
7. s. Mr.. johnson was the son of
skiIlful surgeon. Hismother recommend
ed 10 her friends. and for many years used
my sarsaparilla with perfect success. Ia
Scrofula and Fever-sores Mrs. johnson
states that the cures effected were almost
miraculous. Read my journal for ex-
tended information and advice in your
case. My Journal contains certificates Of
eminent persons, ministers and medical
nen-men who are known here in tbis
community for integrity and veracity.
have recently received a most remarkable
certificate from an eminent gentleman OF
Louisville. JOHN BULL.
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HeufncA. CorET"ss:DI, = as
view oG t'OittiCS.

WAsHINGroN Jan 6 1873
It is impossible tor any mro TO tell
what -hape parties viii take Tho =
whn ought Ia b. Leaders are rcficeuf
and some at them cuntemptihly ~.
. Keley's repuiiati"n of BIZ Democrat
ic friends som after the electinn. and
Carl Schurtz> boast that The liberal
movement accomplished one good thing.
the de>iructipn of the Democratic par
~" does not commend the alliince TO
Dem rcra;s The entire failure of rhe
movement in every State is rhoughr
rnnugh To show it, futili.y. Greeley
did nor carry "a single State by Liberal
votes Alex Stephens. or any straight
Democrat, w0nld have caraied every
Stale rhr vntel for Greeley There
are - Liberals here. thi; [ know or.
"ho ca" be relied 'n tn c0eper1'e with
Democra'--thry hate u more than
they do Grants party; they require u
Ia make all the ,nce>Sinn-; aud when.
like slaves, we went Ia Baltimore and
agreed 10 platform that pleisel u. 20
Sapport and uS'aiu half The bad meas
ures thar R,'licaiism hId imposed mp
an the country. and adopted as our
nominee. "A man no never held 20
itical doctrine favorable to US. they
failed I" furnish 4 corporal ) guard of
vnter,-Shiie We 10 I some goni men
10 the euemy aud hundreds Of thons
AMI refused TO ac, My npiniou is that
ii the movement Is attempted TO be
kept afeo., aud led by Schuriz, Trum
bull, 4 Co. that great many demo-
Gratis will go over TO GrInt.
There will he an cffrrt to organic
a party in The North North West. aud
South, on the tariff question II j.
believed that We can give up the pro
lection democrats, Ohere are hut few
in PenuSy lvaniA. New Hampshire aud
Connecticut. aud gain free trade he
publicaas ten ior one.
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BOARIlNG.



1t is greatly to the vantage Of pupils
from distance that tley board with the
Principal, for these reasons: They are
saved much exposure in bad weather, lose
less time from school, have the assistance
of teachers (who board with the Princi
pail in the preparation of lessons, are
protracted FROM late hours as damaging
to health, and from prOu,issuous company,
so detrimental to Arrangement. No pri-
vate family can or will enforce these reg
ulations. But if, in the face of these facts,
parents prefer TO board their children
are good homes with the best families a.
reasonable rates.
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LOCATION.

-''' ''e'r0se WI ---fS4'' So, -.
Gibson County, West Tennessee, on the
Mobile and Ohio Rsilroad. eleven miles
north of its intersection with the Mem
phis and Louisville Railroad, and Is thus
easy of access from all directions Tren-
ton is one Of the lovelest little cities in
West Tennessee, has doubled its popula-
ton within the last decade, and is especial
" attractive for the admitted morality Of
its inhabitants. There are six denomi-
nations Of Christians repre- sentel within
It's limits. each having is regular pastor
and is Sabbath School. We Challenge
comparisons ia TIA $ respect.
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BUILDINGS

The institute buildings occupy one of
the haadsomest sites in the town, away
from the more frequentsi thoroug hfares,
and are situated on an adjoining lot 10
the boarding department, the Two bsins
coma ected by dry plank walks.
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PAYMENTS.

Half OF. board and tuition bills due and
expected in advance; the remaining half
n, close of session.
Teachers salaries and other cash ex-
psnses of the institution are dependent
for liquidation upoa the avails of the
school, and our situation imperative.y de-
mands compliance with these terms. II
payment is delay cd ten per cent interest
viii be charged.
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GENERAL REMARKS.

Melrose Institute is not denominational
yet we fee r. solicitlls for the proper
moral training Of our pnpil-, AMI 10 this
end we try to inculcate the practice Of
piety AMI the principles of a religious
life Our sessions are opened every
morning by reading or reeitations
from Scripture, singing and prayer.
and each boarding pupil is expected to at
tend Sabbath School and divine service
once every Sunday at the church Of I'll
parent or guardians choice.
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MisceIIaneous.

Despite the large amount of rubber
goods destroyed by the Boston FIRE
steak remains at % cents
go TO Amercr aud lecture" il, in
London. equivalent to the New York
phrase Go West and dig
4 club of fifteen families in Pitts
burg pay doctor SO each per year
to doctor them at wholesale.
The Fairbanks. scale manufacturers
borrowed FIVE dollars TO make their
irst scale. and are now worth $4,000,
900 Gro aud borrow five dollars young
mik2
An exchange remarks that this i
the kind of weather when "a Christian
draws close to the stove, aud wishes
every poor laboring man on the face
of the earth was clerk in a store
An enterprisiDg trade-man in Paris.
in order 10 circulate his advertisements
has been FASTING them upon the backs
of the currency OF the realm This Is
novel way to make advertising pay.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYE,.
Extract Of a Letter from Georgia

Extract Of Letter from Georgia
VILLASow, WALLER COUNTY, Ca,
June %, 1866.
DR.. John Bull Dear Sir have re-
Gently given your Worm Destroyer several
trials. and find il wonderfully effieacious.
IL has nos failed ina single instance TO
have the wished for effect. am doing a
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article Of the kind.
] am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS =. CLEMENT, VI. D.
P. $50 unqualified aud numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small TO tell its merits.
1t 10 An infallibe remedy for Worms.
Try IL and he convinced. See my journal
for more fall desert tioss. l..l7 -
JOHN BULL.
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. AGUE AND FEVER
Gil I L LIS Nd PEv

The proprietor OF this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for IL superiority over
all remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permaBen
cure Of Ague and Fever. or Chilts ana
Fever, whether OF short or long standing.
lie refers TO the entire Western ard South
western country 10 bear him testimony
10 the truth OF the assertion, that in no
case whatever will IL fail 10 cure. il the
directions are strictly followed and car
ried out. In great many cases single
dose has been sufficient for cure. End
whole families have been cured by a single
bottle. with a perfect restoration of the
general health. II is. however. prudent,
and in every case more certain 10 cure, il
its ues 10 continued in smaller doses for
week or two after the disease has,
checked, more especially in diff sui
long standing cases. Usually, this medi-
cine will not require any aid 10 keep the
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require cathartic medicine,
after having taken three or four doses OF
the Tonic. single dose of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FAMILY FILLS will be sufficient.
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cRAS. A. H0LcCldDE'S COLUMN
DIR. JOHN BULLS
f''- -
Great r EN- e dies.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Concentrated Extract Of
B u c. III u
COMBINED WITH
Bromide Of Potassium.
Purchase Bottle and carefully read al.
rectiOns.

nUCHU Isl stimulant and Of itself
u may fail 10 effect cure, but Buehu,
" hen scientifically combined with Bro
mide OF Potassium and other ingredients,
produces a sedative effect, and causes n
healthy action. thus increasing the pow
ers Of digestion. allaying irritation, re-
ducing all unnatural sWellings. stopping
Pain and inflammation and causing the
repairs and nutrimenrs in the human
body TO be greater than the wastes, thus
preventing decomposition and decay. and
gives nourishmeRt, health and Vigor 10
the system.
My Buchu 10 good for all diseases aris-
ing from excuses such as weakness..An
Pain in the Back and Legs, Trembling in
the region of the Heart, Weak Nerves,
Pallid Countenancs. Dryness of the Skin,
Scrofula. Syphilis, in its many forms, u
GERS. and Tumors.
above syn nA-sau4e--@sttew-eAA -
hand. Get a bottle % my BwOau'hDd Bro
mide OF Potassium at once aud you may
rely on being cured.
know just what say. Ny record as
Compounder of Medicine is second TO ne
man in the Southwest.
Twenty FIVE or thirty years ago. as nv
fellow citizens know full we'll, found me
behind the prescription counter in the
city of which | now dwell; have cured
more people OF various diseases than nj
the physicians in Louisville put together.
Undoubtedly, for every single patient
that any Louisville physician has | have
a hundred. / am no upstart Of yesterday
Ny medicines are "a success great sue
cess. Louisville is not large enough for
me TO have = competitor. ! monopoliIs
the Wholesale Patent Medicine trade here
One and another has tried, by copying
after me here in Louisville, to compete
with me, but. one after another their guns
have been silenced, and their efforts have
been abortive.
My medicines are good and answer the
purpose-that is the secret OF my success.
Iy reputation as eOmpounder OF good,
reliable articles is fully established.
believe my Buchu aud Bromide Of Po-
tassium is the best article now in the mar
ket for the cure Of all diseases of the
urinary or genitO-urinary organs, such
as Nocturnal Incontinenee, Irritability OF
the Bladder and Urethrs, Inflammation Of
the Pelvis of the Kidney, and all that
elass Of diseases.
Buy a dollar bottle and be cured. Csc
as per directions in AL eases.
JOHN BULL, NJ. d.
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Grand Carnival Procession
Masquerade Ball.
Mardi Gras CeIebratIOu, Feb.
25. 1873.

Given ua,'er the management Of the
7eHtO4id Singing Society
Ed Those desiring to participate in the
procession, whether members Of the Soci-
ETY. or not, are requested to meet the Com
mittee On Costumes, ~ Heinz Hail. p.
m, Sunday. the 18th. None admitted into
the procession whose costumes are not Ap-
proved.
Corlmistes--J. Plant, E. Scharfe, Geo. B.
Prather, L. Bedel, NJ. Minet, Z. siegriS,
Geo. Warren, K. Levi, and wn. Hoisonbe
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Nn.,-IReri.Iemf Nofice.

TOM NJ. OLIVER, take notice, that
eJ shall apply TO the Fulton county Court,
az its next February term, on the 10th
day of February, 1873. for the appoint
ment of three competent commissioners to
assign 10 Drusiila Oliver her dover, and
to divide the North East quarter of SEQ
.tIon 81, Township l, Rage west, be-
u cen he owners Of said land, after said
dover is assigned.
jaw lo-3t T.. UNDERWOOD.
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EURSl FURSli FURSill Just re-
oeived . nice assortment Of Furs, at
RICE d BRO.
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INVITING PaoPosALs FOB
Carrying the Mails
i rRE COUNTIES or
Fulton. Graves. MeCracken
Ballard. Marshall Galloway. Trigg.
Lyon. Livingston, Caldwell aud
Csitie aien.
The Postmaster General will receive
pvepo*als until 3 z. NJ, March 20.
SIS
from ryeusiurFh 10 Eddyville. II miles
and hack three times = week.
f>eave DycusburZh Tuesday, Thursday and
Sstur. .tv st g Il IL;
rive II Fddyvillc by i2m;
Leave Eidysille Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday al = p =;
-r.se at Dycusburgh By p N.
u Benton. ~ BiInin CHAM and Vogle >
l7rna Kiln IN. q. }, 20 Eddy vile. "a miles
snd bsek, once week.
.-eava Benton Fridry At m;
trri=e 1T EddyyiIle BY . n;
rnes Eddy willie Saturday a. = m;
.---.-. al Reufofs - = n n
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Daughters of Ministers, of all denomi-
nations, in the regular ps.tOrate, free OF
charge in the Literary department, except
for extras.
For full information, apply FOR Gaia
logue to Dr. S. W. ca.du ell, President of
Beard OF Visitors, or to
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Enrs 7 Enl.s : /!

i urS !! EurS
Having large stock of diHeren' slyie
and grades of Furs on hsni' the ne"
York store will close the same out a. e0''
Now is the time TO buy.
sIcE s BRO.
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John TroutweiIe,
HICKMAN, KY,

Kentueky1Strset, at Bankers old stand.
" EEPs or hand . general supply Of
N Family Groceries, Provisions and
Liquors, etc. which they offer 70 sell
cheap - s.---
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Manufacturer and vsrder Of the
CELEBRATED
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r7.c0- and S.Iliou, % M0rf-y, ~ MILES
I'd back. once 3 week
cave Benton Friday AZ III;
rrive a. Murray 10y N;
I'VE Murray Saturday at n;
rive ut Benton BY Up N.
rom BlandviIle 20 Barlow City In. o., 10
miles and lack. once week.
ave Blandville Friday al a n;
rive at Bariow City by II M;
esve Barlow City FrIdsy at p N,
. rive at 3isndviile s p n.
n,, IN Brewers Mill. ~ Pennington and
towards Mill IN. o }, TO Boydsville, -
niles and back. once week.
are Brewers Mill Friday A. . n;
rive 81 BoydsTille by P m;
Ave Boydsviile Saturday Al N;
rive a, Brewers Mill By y IA.
sm Cadii, by Tuggles Store IN. o.. TO
Cherry Hill IN. J, i miles and back.
once q week.
save cadir Saturday at u;
srrive A. Cherry Hill nv II N;
eave Cherry Hill Saturday at m;
ArYive at Cadii by 8
Trom Cadir to Linton, Is miles and back,
once week.
L-ave CadiE Saturday at pm:
Arrive a. Linton by p 20;
cave Linton Saturday 81 : M
arrive NJ Cadi1 by Y IN.
:, ON Cad Z, by Trigg Furnace. to Rock
Castle n. o. J, 10 miles aud back, once
q week.
leave Cad Saturday at , N;
.tIrive ar hook Castle by . p n;
..cage Rock Castle Saturday Ut 9 N;
rriye ut Cad Z By II m.
from Calvert City. by Painau IN. o. J. and
Sfmpsonia "a. 0. }, to Florence Station.
- miles and back, once a week.
: cave Calvert City Friday ut ) u;
t..:ye at Florence Station by ! P IN;
leave Florence Station Saturday al 5 m;
rive nj Calvert City by m.
from Calvert City. by Haddock's Ferry
n o. 5. and Dycnshurgh, 10 Fredonia
and back ouee u week.
bidders TO stare distance and propose
sohedue of departures and arrivals.
From Casey vile, by Dekoyeu, 10 Morgan
field. IL miles and back. once q week.
. ave Caseyviile Saturday at m;
j. rive at Norganfield b. IL n;
ave Morpanheld Saturday A. ] p m
= r1ive at CaSeysiile by p N.
ON Caseyville 10 Providence, % miles
and bsck, once a week.
Ave Caseyvilie Friday at 6 a III
J., rive at Providence by p n;
ave Providence Saturday ct 8 N;
arrive at Caseyville by ) p M
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Rail Routes.

INVITING PaoPosALs FOR
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!. Smith TONIC SYRUP.

ron THE CURE or
sGss =.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
IL Christin nifty y Failure

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The HERALD OF the 30th ult contains long COM
municat,on, headed above, and signed ''Free
Thought" IN which the writer processes to discuss
the question asked IN his heading. and concludes
by expressing the hope that some OF the eminent
theolog.ans OF America will answer certain ques-
tons therein propounded manfully II they can.
am no tneologian and do not propose to answer or
attempt to answer those questions, but simply to
call your attention TO the TACT that "Free Thought"
has evidently used free fingers in caboaging bodily
from an article emitted "Christian Theology and
Modern Sceptlcsm,n by the Duke OF Somerset, and
puOllsned In the Westminster Rere,c lOr April 1872
Free Th0ught'sh communication Is taken IRON
That article, occasionally varying the phraSeOlOgy q
little ana then only TO mar the beauty OF that most
pungent ana well-written production. Ii ''Free
IhoughtN had had the maniness to have gwen the
authority OF MS communication, perhaps some o
tue theoogians lie calls upon woulu have Afforded
blm the answer he so ostentatlousy Calls lor. But
no theo, ogian or other man oil letters would be
Wiling TO spend his time and talents TO crafty q
bod aud unulushing pagiarist For the benefit oil
Free thought" however, VIII say that he may
mud very excellent answer TO the Duke Of SOmer-
set 5 WORK i'll the London quarterly RepielD fol
Aprl. 1872, entitled ''Nodern Scepicism-lhc he
Duke OF Somerset In this connection II may be
suggest ca that discussions or questions so import
ant, and especially when the invitation is gene
raj, should, In al candOr. he subscribed by the
proper name o. the ambitious controverSlaiist.
RVERSDALE Dec =, 1873. J. NJ. REED.
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The Modern Luther.

TO the EDITOR or THE HERALD
May we, through your valuable parer, pay q
small tribute 10 our Modern Luther" Bishop
Cummlnss We nave known him in the several
cities where he has abored earn astly, washing.
ton, Baltimore and Chicago, and particularly IN
Baltimore, where his name cow Is sufficient 10 col
lecC immense congregations, ana whore lie
preached the abiest and most eloquent Sermous
ever delivered in any Episcopal cnurch IN that
cty A kind friend, devoted pastor, ever laltA-
Iu to his trust always sacrificing self Tor the goud
oil Others we believe him TO he the purest and
most conscientious Christian. We trust God Will
bless the step he has taken; that his lie may long
be spared TO the CHURCH. and that finally he may
rec i've his Masters blessing OF "We done, thou
good ana faithful servanLn
A lpT
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Ministerial Movements and Changes.


Rev. Marcus Burr, having accepted q call to take
charge Of the Institute at Rockville Centre ana OF
the Presby yterian church at Christian Hook L. L.
has resigned his charge at Freeport. Mr. Burr was
ordained and installed pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at the latter place nine years since The
church. from being largely assisted by tue Board
OF Domestic Missions, has become self support.
ing, and from a membership OF 50 has now com
munlon OF III. Rev. A. W. Wright. late Of steel.
vile, ILL.,, was installed pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Blair. ILL.,, on the 5th inst. The REV.
George Saul, late OF Belaire. OHIO, has removed 70
Hackensack. The United Presbyt erlans OF Scot
land have completed fine house or worship and
two schoohouses IN the capital Of Spain. The
number OF Protestant churches throughout the
country is 81 Six ol these are in Madrid. The first
named buildings OF the United Prcsbyterans are
said to have cost t2O000O which looks as H. Presby-
terianwise, they had come 70 stay. Rev John NJ.
Rogers, OF New Brunswick. N. j. was installed
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at Morrisville,
Pa on the 25th ut The Rev. q. w. wallace, late
oi Jacksontown, has acce ptcd the unanimous call
OF the Presbyterian church OF Monroevic. ONO.
Inc key. I'D. II. Curtis, OF Galesburg, n has re-
moved 10 WaukeRan, ILL.,, and taken charge OF, the
IrcsDyterian church there. DR.. X. w. Patterson,
~ d., ~ present pastor OF the second Prcsby teriau
church chicago Will enter upon the duties 0i his
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
THE DoYLEsTowN PA, FORGERY.

Marcus Chapman, the alleged forger, an account
OF whose arrest appeared In yesterdays HERALD.
incarceratcd in the Mercer County IN. J.) Jail
yesterday, to await a requisitIon from the Cover.
nor OF Pennsylvania for his removal to DoJlcstown.
lie has engaged lawyer 10 prepare writ
of habeas CORPUS. but ~ yet acJ,Uu
has been taken TO have 10 presented
be orc the pru per authorities lie assumes much
nonchaIance and sLubu0rny persists IN hIs inuo-
cence. lie says he formerly belonged 10 Ilaycrly's
minstrel troupe. His conversational powers arc
very great, ana he seems to De young man ui the
period. It " expected he wd bc removed 70
novlcStown tomorrow.