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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-12-09

THE EPIsrLE TO THE ROMANS was written
to church who had believed, and who really
knew the truth. Yet how the Apostle goes
over the whole ground from the beginning,
thus showing that those who have believed
must be continually occupied with all the
truths of the goepel-doctrinal, dispense
tional, and practical. We want no new
doctrines, but we want deeper insight into,
and richer experience of those things which
are so clearly revealed.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-12-09

Jerusalem, Nay, 1874.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-12-09

No GREATER HARM is done to ChristendOm,
than by the neglect of children; therefore,
to advance the cause of Christ, we must be-
gin with them.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-12-09

TIE SIX FoLLIEs OF SCIENCE.-The six
follies of science are said to be the following
The quadrature of the circle; the establish
ment of perpetual motion; the philosopher 8
stone; the transmutatiOn of metals; divina-
ton, or the discovery of secrets by magic;
aud, lastly, judicial astrOlogy. 1t is unwise
to say that anything is impossible, until the
impossibility is demonstrated. 1t is not al
all improbable that the present century may
see that one of these so-called follies is a re.
ahty.-Joar'al Of ARpIied Sciences.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-12-09

Mr.. GLADSTONE, by his pamphlet on the
Vatican DEGREES, has created profound ex-
eiteuent in England, and its waves reach all
countries in which the Church of Rome has
a foothold. Of that Church be deliberately
asserts: "No one can now become her con-
vert without renouncing his moral and men,
tai freedom, and placing his ciriI loyalty and
auty at the mercy Of another" 1t is this
last charge which gives the edge to the wea-
pon that Mr.. Gladstone drives home with all
the weight of mis- eloquence and learning.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

OK our FIRST page will be found an in
teresting letter written to the Courier,
Journal from Stanford, by an intelligent
transient correspondent. We endorse
III the good things be says about our
town and county 10 a general way, buI
especially approve of his remarks in ref
.nee to our worthy townsnan. Hon. L.
W. Varnon. We have, hitherto, allow
ell our extreme nj, desty to restrain Us
from outspoken preference for the Sena'
tor Of the Eighteenth District for the of
fee Of Lieutenant Governor Of the State.
This section Of Kentucky may justly
claim the honor Of furnishing the next
Lieutenant Governor. Lincoln county
gave to the State her first Chief Magis
trate, and has ever since patiently await
ed her turn TO receive further hOnors.
The time has arrived that she may urge
her claim, and in looking around ever
this section of the State, this district
and this county, for the man suitable t.
wear our honors, the eye naturally fall
upon Tom. Varnon, whose ,ely name i,
II synonym for political purity and otiicia
honesty. We, therefore, in the name %
the people of Central aud Southeastern
Kentucky, respectfully, but urgently
llcsent the name OF Hon. T. W. Var
ron for the Democratic nomination io'
Lieutenant Governor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

TIN BrECHER-TnroS scandal, which
involves The hunor Vt the grca, Plymouth
orator ami alr'silc, has been revived w
the recent publication, by Tilton, # d
letter, in which be tcstifes to the guilt
Of Mr. Beecher. and explains his long
silence lie do.ired to save individual
Irepu,ation and tie good name Of the
church. An cilort was made by the
clerk Of Bcecher's church to fix the
church record 50 that il would appear
hereafter that Mr.. Tilton was n bad man
and slauderer of the Plymouth pastor.
while the great AMI immaculate Bccchcr
was patient and forbcaring towards his
trlducers. Aiter the publication of the
case to the world, by Woodruff
& Clilin's Weekly. a council Of the
church was called to investigate il. aud
bc'rre this council Mr.. Tiltun. husband
Of the woman to whom II was charged
Mr.. Bcccher made improper overtures,
refused to appear, preiering as he states,
to sacrifice his own reputation to shield
Mr.. Bcccher. The flIowing document,
signed by Mr. Beccher in 1871. AMI
published in Tilton's recent letter. gives
far towards making up serious casc
against its author:
II ak Therr,ore Tiltnns firrive-
ness, and humble mvself before him ~
| do befnre my God lie wnul,l have
hccn better man ~ my circumstances
than have been. | can ask nothing
except that he will remember all the
other breasts that would ache. will
not plead fir mysef ! even wish that
| were dead. ii W. BrECHER."
There are three distinct CLASSES Of par.
tsans in the affair. viz: those who take
lies with Mr. Tilton aud accept lis
statements rs conclusive evidence of the
guilt Of VIZ. Brechcr; those who believe
him incapable OF the crime, a> they think
him next to the Savi.r, and those " ho
believe Bcecher guilty of gross impro-
prietv. vet don't care swap if he is.
Beecher preached last Sunday to an i'm.
meu>e audience, composed of hIs follow
err and curiosity seekers, it being his
last sermon until after summer vaca-
tim.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
STAMFORD. Ky, june 22, 1874.
Gard from Mrssrs. tirorn. Cooper IN.
StlsIs.

70 ne Eiisoa Of ~ h'e %. s4Ars
Your com,cuI. IF r.t o,.k op.n n,
action uf tho. D,H.a. r.. ufl.c tu
yield rh'ir az. lt TO IS. II Miner or
Circuil Couu ,iytk, are of ,uch nature
a. to require at our hand- a public ex-
PLANTATION II the REASONS which caIs "a
and Others to ro.u G to suppor, hin IT,
the representative Of the putty tor that
Ollie.
We feel that ,uch mn explanation ],
due alike 10 you. 70 whom We entertain
the most Kindly feeling, "a. vel a. 10
such other. at ihe Democracy of the
county who. without kuoahd-e q ouT
reaso0s for this cour.e, are di-poscd,
like you, h accuse a. If a hack of sin
ccrily ia the eau @ or 81 d,oii. 10 tie
principle. Of Don rr.ry.
With mosi ~ "a. .,H 20 be-
Democratic loIt .. b.. .r cr.. !. rp
sew love, ami i.t- .l.r oi those
principles nc sss sA....s 10 MAT a. the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

The Louisville Commercial, usually .
very fair aud disnifed paper, ha- aeeus.
"a Captain Tom G. Jones, the nominee
&c the Democratic party tor Clerk Of
tbs Appellate Court, of being ineligible
{, that office because he accepted u
chaliange to Hght a duel. Capiui.
Jones denies the charge in respectful
letter to the Courier Joaraai, Which Nc
will publish in our next paper. IL
lever did accept challenge, aud We
ak for him fair dealing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
J. W. COCHRAN II son,


How docs il happcnlhat grnllencn.of
the Republican persuasion " ho aspire 10
office in Boyle county are running rs iq-
iellgi 'enis, while those who seek the
town offices are announced Il, Rep. b can
candidates? Dies Democratic major
ily in the county and Repuhlicla ma
nrity in the town have anything To do
with il? We rather think hen
fucEy .iirO,GfS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

Tue Democracy Of the city Of Cow
ington have nominated the notorious
trnducer Of the Christian religion.
Harmos. for the office Of Mayor. lie
is hardly it company for vicious sheep
Killing eur.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

The New York Herdd, N an article
ON the close Of Congr 81, LAY, that il can
only be negatively complimentary to it;
that it thanks ~ member, not tor that
hey have done, hut tor what they
RETAINED from dping. Clngre., did one
thing for which, ii appears to u, to IL
.ntiiled to very positive compliment.
IA adjourned. Lsilar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

THE collections taken up in a Lebanon
church during the past three months
TOR the belcas Of their SUNDAY school
amounted to only about SO, aud some
lLcif robbed tue cuairibuin box Of that
httie BIT
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
Hos M. ]. Durham has returned

Hox.tM. J. DURHAM has returned to
his home in Danville from Washington.
Six of the counties in his District have
end rsed hi course in Congress and re-
commend hi reelection. We prc,ume
that every one ii the counties will en-
idnr.e him. and there can he no doubt o.
hi, return by largely increased unjoli.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

a BEAUTIFUL young lady. Miss Katie
West. Of Paris. died on the 18th ult.
from taking an overdose of arsenic,
Administered by herself. She had been
taking arsenic for her complexion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

REV. j W. PRATT. of Lexington.
Va, has been appointed President OF
Central University. aud also called to
take charge of the Presbyterian Church
at Richmond. Nv. lie will enter upon
his duties the 18th Of S,ptemher next.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

THg vote f,r or against the calling of
a Constitutional Convention for Ken
lucky, will be taken in August, 1873, and
not at the next August Election, as many
belisye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

The celebration ofthe completion Of
the railgnad bridge mt 81 Louis on the
4th inst. promi.es tn be the graudest af-
Fir thai ever occurred IN the Wet
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
Gard from Franklin Fire Insur-
ance Company

LEXINGTON, NY, june ~, a.
T5,oioa It aiay concern:
1t having come - our knowledge that
ID. b. Elni,ton, agent for the franklin
Fire Insurance Company, OF Phllade,-
phm, Pa, at Crab Orchard, Ky. is,
much To the injury of hl, credit and
good name, charged As being dcfaulter
tn said complny Now, We do take
pleasure in stating that said charge i.
false in every particular, md that his ac-
count stands balanced on the company,
books. Further, it gratific. Us t. give
expression of our opinion of hi inree'i-
" and fine bu.ines. qualifications, which
are considered Il. 40. l.. ard qaaiI,
him to dischurge any duty that al, good
sense would lead him IN assure.
J. W. COCHRAN Il son,
NJ nagcrs Sau'hern Department
Franklin FIRE Insurance Co.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

Persons dssir,nr work In my line, executed ~ the
best II y'e and a. the lgwot price, VII please leave
their riders 90 90 1nfsrlog fouTul oMes, or Mdfee
ntr n stan ~ fstrf'es, ! tow living atsat Two
q ~ Nogtt VI s,as4sfa 10 .ho l.i sa',sT saipss
.6.dl M"HiNs
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
ELISHA UPrUEGROvE.

We publish, in this issue, the card of
W. II. Miller, Democratic nominee for
clerk Of the Lincoln Circuit Court. an.
swcring charge made aud circulated
against him BY the friends Of his orpo.
nent, Rejecting upon bis official integrity.
1t is entitled to a careful perusal by ev.
cry honest, fair-minded voter Of the
county. There are several rumors of a
somewhat damaging character in circu-
la,ion over the county against Mr.. Mil
Ter, which may or may not demand in.
vestigation by the party he represents.
As for ourselves we shall give no heed
to them until explicit charges are made
against him by those who pretend to be
cognizant cf facts which attest his un
worthiness as our representative. Dem
ocrzts cannot and will not brook abuses
of public trust in their party. We
fhqdld never shrink from an investiga-
,,on --sat all times fearlessly invite it,
and, in the langus.see # our platform of
principles, "demand the speedy and i'm
partial arraignment Of all abuses a
public trust, Of whatever character or
description" We must purge our own
party of all impurities before we can
consistently charge the Republican par
ty Of corruption. Let those Democrats
who oppose the election of Mr.. Miller
upon grounds that he is incompetent or
corrupt. abandon the rather eowarily
course Of circulating vague rumors
sgainst his character. and adoIt the
more naoly method Of making S''blie
r.kiAehs0'~ Aod specifcsiias---s
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03
DEMOCRATIC TiCKET.
August Election, 1874.

DEMOCRATIC TiCKET.
August Election, 1874.
For clert u the Court Of ARE h.
Cart. THOMAS. G. JONES.
For District judge,
M. II. OWsLEY.
For Commonwealth Attorney,
j. s. CHRISMAN.
Clerk cf the Circuit Court.
WV. II. MILLER.
Juasr Of the Lincoln County Court
IIoS. NJ. G. SAUFLEY.
County ATTORNEY.
Carr. W. G.. WEIGH.
CLERK Of the Coanty Court
JOHN BLAlN.
sheHn
W. 4. WRITER'S.
Jailr.
THOMAS BUFORD.
Assessor.
JESSE +. CARTER
surveyor.
r. s. GOOCH.
Csronar.
ELISHA UPTITEGROVE.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-03

[Since the above was put in type we
have received, for publication card
from several Democrats Of Stanford, III
which they make specific charge against
Mr.. Miller. We publish the card else-
where. Mr.. Miller. we presume, viii
make his defense next week, and, in the
meantime, the voters Of the county
should suspend their Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
UenIlsIrp.

DR. WAIT e. son. As EAST 23D-ST, have
Ia for Artificial Teeth which is lighter stronger
and cooler than and being perfect conductor OF animal
heat pere ly heahy-ouly $50 Tber insert supe
nor Pl.tpa Gold and Rubber prices Zine Gold Plugging
specay Teeth pure fresh III Tor the a
ard SOC each succeeding A young lady in attcnl'nes
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
ne Best Univer oIist Book

jec The Sinful Purpose Charctehsca" Services lo:3oa m
Bible ScSnnias end shagcd with the spirit O.
Lord VIII SS ca. % a. e. n;
am God and there none else Ihsve myself word
nshoan and shall. return that 90 unto ss
And l. # be lifted up earth me-
Adam all die Christ ,ha az be made alve".I Cor
R Ps y the S 81 0S @ @ sa %E Dc srS %'e & SsS shall
the himself be suijec Hin tha, ali under him,
that G.d Rsy he s II 10 Cor ~ There a ' BE- % ore , f
The Father the Son be the seyOr Of the woI John a.
rehsT al tsns. IN % % o For this sod and
the sight Of C Savior who will have all be
God and one mediator between 60 and men the
& Ss bS SS9 sd Ss we
f% TO- sim lar quotaion might BE- multiplied
alone can interpret these passages without doing vOsne
these passages with the rest Of The Bible Those
UDiverss when properly lnterpretei~nOt uvam
which preachers iii, .aaus but Of real UnV'asm Is
p''''''' AT THs THIRD USIvERsALIsr CHURCH.
TGt'fsSl TGe Passei P'ssstfF ssa 'ec g s%sEPsFR
@ gIe55 TS nSsfGW At aS5 %SE ss hlhI
s paSs " SS R%%PiS % Choir and
@ Church. b59O,yP cIsTmoys 1
IL 1 . Nns S S1, s1a, M Go , Ieure
He belyeth not shall be damne Does that the salvation
UniversnIist Churches OF New-York and yicinity.-
c1TIa f The Pvq DIV r' Sn1is services e0RS % oep
school 05 and conference meeting eveiy
Friday (2 Bleecker Street Church Beeeker corner OF
Downing Rev &. C. SwkETSER Pastor Sunday services lo45a
1880 Sundarschool a:l5 PRAYER and conference
meeting Tuesday night @ Church of ouI Savior near
Sths j. NJ PULLMAN Pastor; Sunday services lU 40
1880 nj sonday-sohool 95 m; prayer and conference nee
30 and Re CHARLES FIUhRBR pss,or SUNDAY
PympOn Hall corner Of suyyesnt and 9thsts SUNDAY service
lO45 m sundey-schoo 915 (6) Mission ana Industrial
Hall, 5ihs 3dayG; Sundaychool p M
Rooms, Broadwsy
and 33dst; OPT rcm q. IN 10 n.
BROOKLYN URCHES.-D Church Of Our Father Clernont
Atantc-st, r. NYB, Pastors SUNDAY services
m 80 SuDjsJ school at 2:3O prayer and
conference meeting Friday night (2 All Souls Church South
9,hst T. D. Rev. GUNHIS0N Pastor; Sunday services 1880
NJ 1880 D. m Sunday school at 230 teachers and Bible
meeting every Fay night conference and psvermeetpg every
night Reconciliation. GTeenpon
Rev. j. " WILSON PASTOR Sunday e:vices 1Oi5 NJ a10
and prayermeetng THURSDAY night sunday
school a. Centenary sundAy-Schco Nosand ave, near
De Ksb at 2:3O .. m.
JERSEY CITY First Uniyersalst Church Rev. PH6BB A.
HANAFORD, Pastor Sunday services. lO:3O m f:oO p m
II conference meeting every wee
NEWARK n. J.-Church Of the Reeemer, Rev j. Is. FOR
RBSTKR. Sunday services 1880 1880 D. m; sunday
school 2:3O conference and prayermeene every week
Church, Twenty secondst between sixth
and SevenhavesThe Pastor Rev GEORGE d. MATHEWS "ll
preach TOMORROW at l0 O'clock and at ia o'clock Even
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Orean 5IeG,ncrs

ENAGLE LINE. .....-,.,
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PLYMOUTH CHERBOCkG. AND HAMBURG
viii sl from New YORK as follows
KLOPSTOCK, Cap. Fischer. December ..
SCHILLER Capt. Thomas December 10.
nom Eagle Line Pier foot Of iIstsi.. HobokeD.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON. CUER3oURG. AND HAMBURG:
CABIN $lO0 go saloon. 500 go feerage
S4 currenc Prepaid sersge tickets Hamburg s currency
FOR freight apply FUNGI EDYH Co.. q Sonh WilhamsL
For passage apply to KNAUTH NACHOD, KUHSb,
~''' General Agents, 1l3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Heliaions Notices.

Thirteenth.st Presbyteriau Church. between Mrih and
Seveuthsye d. BUkCHARD d. d. pastor will commence
TOMORROW (Ssbbsh EVENING series lectures The voyage
Of Life" Fist subject The Homes Of Childhood hernns sub
The Sinful CbAactehSc5 Services al lu:3O IN
and 7:3O n m. Sahbsth-school At 23u
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

EOR LIVERPOOL.
(vIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch one u ou steamships
FROM PIER No. 46 n. L., EVERY TUESDAY,
fellows:
WISCONSIN, CAPT FRRBNAy November 2i. at 3:Oo m
IDAHO Capt. December g. at 2:3O IN
WYOMING BEDDog..... December %, at 2:3O D. m
Ceblu passage. $50. gold.
sterage passage oace. No. % Brodway) at low rates.
For fIeighi cabin passage. appl 10
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. 63 wall-s.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NRWlORK TO BRISTOL Qtny (-Dl8ECT. 80
Tkng goods Tor Lonon Cai Newport Hicuce'er
and al ports in Bristol Channel -
Of this Line will sail from Pier ~ East M as ooTy'
AERAGON SgmOnis. Nu'eHiocI
GREAT WESTERN. Windbsm. ..SATOkDAf, December ~
CORNWALL Stamser...........
Cabin Passage $40 euene, lnsermdats $40 currency sseroe
r Certaaies upwards For freight or passage
sr,ly 10 w d. MORGAN. Agent, No. 20 Sontst Newfork
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
AmnsemcYifa.


"A sIHAko.Ga Italian oPssA vsSk ,ss
nosbaY 9' sSv sS.'f' 81 Last " S, 10, 10
Wit the following nss'e'a' v,x,s.
Me ALICE MARESI..
sss:! SSL a$i, S:,o en-: $SI;:
"'' $ESsE;Sff sii;i 81 SIS;;$ Es$l ;lS;
A Grand Revival with increased cbora' and Orchestra aud with @'
SAM 'p'rdOr n' Last season, ,lfuryeRrx Of
ALp4 sF, 5Lsa s. s''S se. GAnRI sIi i . s:
on.SS I4SS S or a
on1 1 @ Peaancs At & Isit, renowned B,''O.
Il SiSsis&s p sTSient SS9 Yntrrn scoLAaA
s1d CReL P0RMRs as Baaro.
Friday SOve@bef Last right d. season. 'Hs '"e" "s''
Saturday Hoveher PaTse A,tPe rc,scu ITALIAN
OPERA sEAsOS the American Academy Of Music Vhh"Dh
ACADEMY OF MuSICmPQsTPONEMENf.
Ao ppproRu.ycE SPsClaL ?, M isSmS Trs AFTERNOON Or
to extra rchelr5,l q sItiePis9a q g hI ov ,ouryap1y
The pro1Scc oi REQJiSM MASS for this evening
is consequently poSIPoSED rtul farther noiee
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, oHElLBRON.
sysHe Grand Concert q f. Fl Taoyn41Gs 4SsH ITALIAN orS
5 = sSS&sss
Family circle 5oc General A1i'ioo 81 Ee.syea seat: @ g9s
Bcsway sni at tie Grand 00ra throughout he dly
7 YCEUM THEATER. SOLDENE.
qs4g kyNaf EVESiSa ElEaSti AID ifiaDiT MsfiSEs
LA FILE De MADAME ASGoE
"TnEArER NIGHTLY CROWDED" STANDING ROOM ONLY
To ss the superb rcpre leEtauon VI
MISS EMILY s0LDENB
and her and complete
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFPg COMPANY.
x.r,v.. TVS, two PERFORMANCES ro-D1S, 1kSy,Esryo Ars
Ia riLEs # tfefSa'M Sc MGSaMG FG2s,ii GpsIsd p%Sdor.
which is nightly greeted WITH ,,,,
6iin SOLDENB :..........hLb bhN""
SIX AND EGHr TIMES EVERY NIGHT
secured sir dys in advance At the box oGce and o
MoNCo $. 29 Broad st
- TnEo THOMAS ,!As 81 SYMPHONY MP ny; c9ScBRis
SECOND AFTERNOON PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
Admaon Toe. Reserved Seats. 81.
SATURDAY EVENING Nov. 2s at 8.
SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT.
MISS cLrSGSiISSB L,sAR,
Mr. CHARLES FEITsCH, Mr. y. KENNETH
Admission Tickets. 81 and 81 80.
The sale Of reserved seats MoNDAYa
7Ol ia Broadway and the Box ocs at S'en~ay Hail. where
Elm oalED r. nAsir TasiiaoyIAL c6acear
TENDERRD TO Mr. = MILLS.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 3D. AT 3 NJ,
lis arst appearance since his late accident,
assisted BY the folosins distinguished artists;
MILD, Dos1D slGN9R T1GliAPisTEA rrnsT BAsIToSE
OF TIE STRikoNH GASp oR n TI4IXN MN rR1HKGScu
Hi r ahaH RAHkGs' k1E ccHs2 S2'" M DH"F af
'oNDoO iPav iRPsaSgRvID SEATS Tw0 DOLLARS.
ADMISSION TIC KEi ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT.
Can now be obiaine Stenway a Decker Dos 50 Union
square; shrmeFs. 7Ol Broadway and music stores,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Wrean Steamers
Gtationerp.

nIARIES and JOURNALS for 1875, from 25
~ cents to So kinds Blank Books Stationery and Printing ct
prices solicited FRANCIS GLoUTREL 40 Maiden lane
SLOTE g. JAMES, Stationers, 93 Fulton-st.,
- wiam-Pses requiring Blank Books requested TO
call and examine stock
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

An English Protestant girl wants q situation
N sRAasrRBsS sod willing % bs generally a'eu ct house
has good references, xi " e OF eountI Inquire HOME
BUREAU, l3S UA-svA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
n)inter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, y. T.,
bahamas T. j. Porter Proprietor For full inomao on auures
Igorwool Co.. 75S Br NY Steamers m every TWO Weeks
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

WHITE STAR LINE.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
vRW AND PULL-POWBRBD STEAMSHIPS ..,..
,,s ,or fort SATURDAYS from Lyerpoo'o Oh IhUhS'
NAYS 4. lnRa at Cork HsrDor earb wsr n,
"''S BALTIC sATURDAf November Il a. 3,QO D. N
GhtIIt SATURDAY Nov. %. at 9:OO An
CELTIC SATURDAY. Dec. b, at 900 p ~
OCEANIC SATURDAY. Dec H. al S:Oo An
RIPuBLlu SATURDAY December H. al Zoo m'
Erom tbe white star Dock Pier 81 Nenh tiyef
all oiAsse, unrvso eohonhs
SAFETY. SPEED AND COhfONI. . .A....
Saloons state-roors smoking bsthroon 10
where leas, fsi Surgeons aaI "s"af'0's' '
Heseste ...o p,.~x.ns
KAIEs-saloon $50 eoi Tickets $40 gold steerase
t wishing for fnen1s from Tue o' oo
can certificates at los rates
OF Ansnea rAhs' "'As
Nor Sweden. India Australia. China aG
Drahs rom FL
Of Osns and other normahon APP M W,
S6esx he ~ BfsGdxAS. hew'iofk u D. IohtiS o<oAs
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
6elu Waneo--M Males.

DOY WANTED-In Office of wholesale drug
I'D house; good AL be quick esaes appJ
PRAsRR LBk, 20 BseEmassL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Board and Rooms Wanted.

Board and Rooms Wanted.
GENTLEMAN, wife, child, and nurse desire
two comfortable ROOMS second fos with BOARD and tihh
Location and Seventh not above ihIthA
address stating terms. X, Tnbsne Once.
IN A PRIVATE FAMlLY.-A ROOM for
gentleman Christmas also from jan I'LL summer one OF
go fiNNY ROOMS gentleman and wife second noor All sih
sd plain BOARD and fhR will ss with no isr,s Asafe
sua two a boz lt Tribune WSss Ss 0ass sVo Hs SssS<
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Drp goo0s.

nRESSES and every variety OF UNDEh-
GARESTs for both sexes aud articles for househod use m
he obtained al very prices the NBW-iORK HOUSE AND
SCHOOL OP INDUSTRY. 100 West lGth-st
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-12-04
Hot Springs.

(CarresPOSdsnes St. Louis Times.
The Fu;t involving the title TO the land
upon which the town of Hot Springs is
situated, Is to he decided by the court of
claims at Washington City, early in De-
cember. Should that decision be favor>
able 10 the parties claiming the same
property would advance here to fabulous
prices, and manysswould be unable to pay
the enormous figures which would inev1
itably be demanded by the owners; but
should the land revertro the government,
the hope of which Is expressed by many,
then a fair valuation would be placed
upon the property, and settlers allowed
to retain their possession at a very reas
onabl" price In this view of the dccis.
ion of the court, which i hopefully ans
ticipa ed, Hot Springs will speedily and
rapidly grow to treble its present proper.
ton, and b come the largest city in the
State at no very distant day.