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IN EEoEATE- litoroc Co.nt,
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EN II 'EEiEE- - Ma slitowoc Coanty
8 G.ust-
Ia 'ba Matter Of Ike Estate John Rruss.
ft..ce SD
o. re ding aRi fling the petition of VIII
Iam rus Adm % sr;asor- setting forth the
amoun- ct 'cI--a ID estate that has come to
his hands. nj tt disposition thcrcaf-the
! lmou of icEts nu ~'au,Iiu- araiust said de-
ceased, ani d. l.rrip'iga 81 ll the r.sll cs-
tare ot i.h - i're sd died - izaI and
,uF cod iJa and F.lae OF tire respective
...r'l"a- ft-rcafj anl f7'yfur thar license
be - E;.r grslt.i 4 sen the \ E i of )
" IL Sec -. T. u. r. - East. in said
! founry, 9ni il appearing gy sad petition
HAT there Is not s1ElcIeut personal estate in
he hands Of siil Admin .strateI TO pHy said
! debts. aud THAI It = necessary IN order to
Ply he's me. - Ssli All Of saII real estate:
il Is therefore o~ie.el that al pers1na inter-
esird IN ii est3e appa4r before the Iuflf e
OF this Count. en- Monday the Is day 1ot Nav
4. y. 1874. at 10 O'Clock i NJ. at IT,, gf,,ce
of the County Judge in the City Of Man 1towoc
in said county, then n.lthere % sLou cause
/ Of any there he why license should not be
granted to said Administrator 10 sell said
real estate asserting to tie prayer Of said
| petition.
And it is further orirr.d. .hxt a c0py o.
( this order shall be published for.foar success
tive weeks pI.or to sad day Of hearing, in
she Mani.owo2 Pilpt Weekty N.wspa per
/ printed end published at MaEiJawo DC q said
| county. and persbna{y served or all se-ser.
/ interested IN laid estate =rr- it.ipg IN ii
/ County, Mt least fourteen days before s.id
/ day # hearing By the Court
ps'ed At Mari5oToc the 18Th d,y ef ri
A d. 1874.
slS-sv TG nTNST-D
Ggg0.y Jr l-s
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Circuit CCurt.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, Circui, Court.
MLNITowoo COUNTY.
Gilbert W. Bu net, Plh Summons for
against, relief. Compliant
Margret Q Grady and not served.
Martin c Grady, deft.
To the Defendants above NAMED
You are hereby SUNNI ned and reoair
ca TO answer the complaint in this action.
which will be fled in the oG,.ce Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of said County, AT Mani.
towoc in said county, and 10 serve a copy Of
your answer to the said comp laint on the
subscriber nj his Office, in said City of Man
itowoc, in sail county. within twenty dtys
after the service Of this suumons on you. ex-
elusive of the day Of such service and if
you fail to a aiswer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff viii auplvto
the Court for the relief demanded in the com
piaint.
Dated, Manitowoc. November Sth. 1873.
HENRY StEREE. PIP Atv.
''' Anuijowoc Wis
The compl lint IN sa.i action was fled on
the 18th day of Nov. 1873 500
HENRY SIEREE. Pids Atty
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MODS ll5vSLacLD MaGAnxE, lor
My. has an abundance o. excellent reading.
--There j. sha real - ahead snnp to this
rerie iica! .iioh on'i,le, It TO mucl. creii,.
and ye cannot ns,ae one thar wi,i !. For,l an
cqaal amount of enrertaia.aen, ana fnSrrue-
ton for iirtie mnaey. The manner lie.
foe " c,'ntli7s among othe- articles IA
per entitled "Poor Jack" ny F W. Uor.
ia7i. IN the interest of saamen: ..Tba
Chi',. ~ the churqh. y Mary uagtweH;
KIN and Erl." IS u. Y. O.horne: Dumb
DAYS, ly Caroline b LeRow. ard some
good poetry. T.,ere arg several illustrated
articles, the Gew York Fashions, Architee-
turrl Designs, SC. &c. The Illustration on
Decoration Day is just the thing. Price
Of Magazine, cne dollar per year.
address,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAsrys.
NeI burgh, \. Y
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y. 81 SI76-EEE,
Auo'ney-7I-La". Cfacs IL EIgltH 81. .u.ls.ip
over ~ .mNr 1-O-s sL-rr. Dorm. II s.Lut. % -,
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DIsSO, UTIOM OF CO-PkRTNERSHIP

The Co-Partnersl.ip heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. under the firm name
and style Of Zander Bros has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent The Sash Door
and Blind Factory heretofore carried on by
said srm, will he continued by Eli ward Xuu-
der, who will do his best 20 keep up the gOoi
rep putttion Of the LarE FIRM
EpwARU ZANDE.s,
CARL 2ANDERs
Dated Maaitcwoc, May l3, I874. 62lt3.
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r. D. SMART. Slsr;T.
P. J. PI.RcG. Uni. Shor'T
Don. A. SHOVE, Pr,fs At--y. lSI-
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ERRCRS 0FYOUTH.

I GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
y Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
elects Of youthfn! Inliscrction Hilll. for the
s"ke OF suffering humanity. send free to all
who need it. the recipe aal direction for
making The simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit bv the
advertisers experience can do SO 10y address
ing in perfect conidclce,
orh. 196-6mo
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LEGAL NOTICES
u

= Court.
In tue matter Of the Estate Of Ammi c.
Pool, Deceased
To ALL WHOM It A.AY CoSCElN
Letters Of Administration on said estate Of
Ammi c. Pool, deceased, having been issued
to John Woodceck On the 9th day Of April
a. d. 1874, and six month: from aad after
said day being allowed and limited for creli-
tors to present their claims FOR examination
aud allowance Notice is hereby given that
the ur ers,gEed viii on the first Mon
day Of 'each'aad every month before the ex-
piration Of sad term OF six months aud upon
the day of the expiration of said term Of six
months at the Probate Office in the City Of
Maniiovae In said Coutny, receive, examine
ana adjust ali claims, and demands Of all
persons against said deceased
Sl6>w 7 G. ULNSTEp, Co Judge.
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ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.
IN PRoBATE-M Maaite..oc Count,

It Court.
In the matter of the estate Ct John E. Cre-
min deSsased
Notice Is hereby eivea, that by virtue ard
IN pursuance Of an Tler of hccuse made in
this matter en- the l. ii day of April. A. u.
1874, by the county court Of said county the
undersigned aduiiu;Gtlater Of the estate Of
John E. Cronin deceased, will, on Monday
the 9Th day Of June A D. 1874. at tel
O'Clock IN The forenoon Of said d5y. at the
Office Of the County Judge, in the city Of
Manitew6c IN SAID county ofer fer sale at
public yendue, the following described lands.
to wit: Gae half an acre Of land II tae east
Of the northeast quarter Of section NJ.
twenty-foGr aI) township 30. twenty (2O)
north Of range No. twenty-one t2I on
which John Z. Crouin, during his lifetime
had his store building.
Terms Of sale, cash.
NUTIuorr.En
S2lt3w Administrator.
Dated ., Aianitowoc, the l4th day of May !
A. D. 1874.
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FACTS And FANCIE8 FOR THE
lAIIE5

7.
..,-.,.-.. -
moor 70 ,,,r..,,.. ,7,n,. ,,or. f,r done
.. ....i..,u...... ,,.....,,,
er"h "''n """-i'"
In the coIi, c9'e 'uit i.1' "'"p- Esf ;'"y'
Colorado ggI, are 20 scare, and ,"i@-
rado bachelor, cnnr, 50 riIorel>ly. tut tl."
former are S:1i4 t." %" rrla".d u m"re skeh
lons- i''9 @'r' 2. "l..ef"n' ap / 'st' wn"'r
."''S = "'''.'' "',' ".'-. ~...' F'' SUCH r@-
- ,''',' s.''' y - ~ u :. ..''' u
hec'ntV. d i2-''e1t!.'s sr'ts,r W .t.n
fr.t c.. r--g ar.r..i. ,-..r. -, ,,....,,
an N. j a.~...i., r., r.. ...,,.I D., ..
L..r,,.l L.. no.,
,li,t...
sr.een cen. r.r,, 1o;-. nr e.--
!. old beast "a, ir..r.,o..,,.,f - ,......,
ain. The tr,u,i,.
returned s.lI.r v.-,...,....
Mass. swelrs tba, bs s,w II. fnn,,,,.,
grave o. a deceased wiz ~ th2 y h.ie river
'es,"" o' : F&'n@.'' au7T'"g tis ea nph'In~.
,"e sI " 'l' ''iis', l.@ en- .r'", ',G u ia"s
~, :, 80 ~" =
''' avs u N'''''''''eA' were
,onnnh;,J ,s,,,,,,,.., r..
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Conclusion q a i R Salt


Curtis Reed vs. Iacah Luep-, Union
frust JoIpany Of New York, the Ni!wau-
kea Lake Shore and Western L. r. Co.,
tie Wisconsin Central L. K. Co., and 9th
rrs. TnI> action which has been on trial
for einl: c. nina !aJs wae h~ot to q sud
den close Yesterday afternoon. This cas-,
was brought by tio plaintiff who claim, to
have been a >gockhohI"r ia the Mlnitowoc
and Mississippi r. Il. Co, to set aside a
trust sale Of said railroad and its franchises
made in the ,prinIctlS59, to Jacob Lucr~,
one Of the defeniants. The sale was made
IN default of the payment cf coupons
incoming to about lie sum Of
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He resides near Chester ..iaui-. ard has
buried three wives within twenty Il, nrhS.
and they alt die Il cer' pinal metin-
sltis. But, with herui>m worthy tie
martyrs of ancient times, he INSERTS that
20 long as the fell destroyer fou.Ishes his
meningitis in that ueightorhood, with the
pe'ent excellent communications w:th
NasSscnnsetts, be iattor- himself TIA. be
can materially reduce the overplus Of lem;
.iae populate, ir tie old Bay state.
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4 Court.

In the matter Of the estate Of Eugene I
trous dece" Z Ou re1iing aud filing
the petition Garence ". Watrous, of
\antowoc VII. representing among other
thing, that L T. " .,rgis. lite of said
e'up'y, "n the oh d'v cf May A. D. 1874.
at VI nj ,wac Wis, dieI iutsatate. le4viug
: ols, ghaftris, ald estate within this tate
81 Wisconsin, :ut praying tnrJ administra-
ti"u Of sill esIate 10 him granted. it j.
or tered ,h ! ,aEl petition be heard efore
tne Juige of th;, Con I. Gu Monday, the Ist
DAY of June, A b 1874. at 70 O'Clock a.
H.. al my Office il said County. Ordered
ur' her. IN Il notice thereof lie given Ia the
haIr~ # 81 / deceased. nd 10 all persons
inc e>tei /, rs publishing ropy Of this order
or t .rcr successive weeks pIiur to said lay
If ; ~i.-. ~ tha M,ni.uwoC Pilot. a
ae't ne''-.a e. uo.ished AZ Nanitowoc
n -aii oauty.
Da5~d. vauIsovac, the 18th day of May,
! u. 1874.
s2I.,3, T.G 0LNsTED. Co Judge.
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS,

which were luo ard unpaid. 1t was claim
"l b, ,he plaintiff that ,atl trust sale was
ir.ud4'eit and yord IS To the stockholders
o' said company. This suit was commeuc-
Ell in 1860 in Winncmgo county, and was
removed from there II Milwaukee county.
and has been On nearly every calendar cl
the court from that tine to the present,
bnt Tor yIrlons rea.Gus has ncYer been
brought to trial anti. thi, term. The ties,
tim ny on tie pant Of the plaintiff WAS
closed tle day before Yesterday There
upon he deT-uieats counsel
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BAITEE VEAEESIN

The Globes Lite Rock 5, ecial of last
night says bOth sides will be reinforced
heavily Tomorrow Saturday and Sunday,
aod COLLISION between the parties nay :
expected Liect. Col Forle-. With les
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CEaAELES SCEGiEEEs,

I .'Asui0 ABLE TAILOR, has removed to
( Buffalo street, > doors west Of E4ud-.
store Al worE warranted well done and
to tit. = avs
Maaitowoc, No7 80, 1873. l4-25-17
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Fran i1l-st.. Mau.tawcg NJ Ket,eH ole.
Pro T. 'tor. The la,Se brick fdiuor recent,
.uiii rJs Jeen Urr Iai d, exec, en-, - .e m4k,nr
"nt pt lhe largest NJ Hn'Sy aCpnHirtH fat- = T.,
Aauto oc. 4 .ool : taie j. x.ut IN rg,,,,a.,r.,
win lie aoase, where stock win be well nr,v h.!
'''' I-.sy
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ARKANSAS.

Opening OF Actual Z-oStiii.tc= re-
tween tue GuD8s2aS EatlGag<
sa oss IL beat Attacked ami az ure6
by s1NfcJs GoTCcs-S Collision. o.
sUys ia hich Several Persons are
sttEts
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GREENE aDiyasE5

\ TTORNElS A>D ocUNsELoRs ~ Law.
"A otiibe on Eigath-street, Maui!o4 o4cc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
70. I4-ln-IY
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Adam RoJrr.s BaeEsmll id Wa. r-rnasaf
rt"9 a. l.- c1.ae- OF So ia aui Yrl.. sis.
N]'t- SIDE. Nru3i"vsc. t0.s -n Eig.is o.,
ron trs ~ good suI .s 4, ai - any u er ,.sr9,
''--'''.'". ~ -' c'A. IL 5j
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FORECLUE IRE SALE.

CTATE OF WISFa SIN, CIRCUIT CoURT,
- MANITowOC c NTY,
Henry Stol. agaht Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt his aife
In virtue of, ana Irsuant to a Judgement
Order Of Foreclosur and Sale, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 18th duy OF
December, A. D., 1873 It a regular term of
the Circuit Court far Maniowoc County, held
ut the toClt House in the City Of Naritowoc.
shall expose FOR SAT-, and sell at gul lie
veEdue, 20 he highest bidder, ut the Shcriff's
Office in said City of ManIrowoc, aui State
of Wisconsin, Gu the 2fth day Of June, A. u.
1874, at 10 clock in the forenoon of said
day. to.wit: All .,he fo lowing morrguged
premises, orso r-.,ea Of he same as may be
necessary to satisfy the am lunt ad- judged 10
the Plaintiff JocetAer with the costs Interest
and expenses. Lot 10 SIX. i'll Section No
twenty-fUnr t2i}. in township No. nineteen
l9), Range NJ. iweHiy-thiee t23) East.
tyiug aud being .he County f. ManitJwUc
and State ct Wisconsin Containing forty
four and 77-i00 e"es of lani. according to
Government surl more or less.
Dated Sheriff taIce, Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
this oth day Of My, 1874
Is. y, SMART, Sheriff,
Macitowoc Comfy
WHITE & FORREST, Atl'ys, ior Plaintiff
S2l-6w
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SHERIFF SALE.

Cf virtue Of IN execution issued ont Of
- and under the seal OF ihc Cirnu Court
OF NJ 'nitowoc County upon u 1 ,rnr 1T rem
derei IN said c,Hnry, on the 18Th day Of Feb
ru1rv a. d. 1874. before T., & UITnsted
county Judga. in snl fer the Coun!y af Nan
hoWoc, Ia tavog Of Jos eTh G. rowiz. plaintiff
aEt against Michael NTench, defendant. Il
trau9cf.pt Of which said Judgment was duiy
filed IN the otho of til. CLERK of the Circuit
Court Of MaHitO voc County. and said iu1g-
menf duly d6cke'cd in saii ottice on the 9;h
nt Aprll A. u. 1874. | have levied uLan an
the right. title aAl interest which the sid
Michael Mnench had on the 9th dav Of Arrfl
A. D. 1874 or at any time thereafter of. in and
to the following property. to-wit: The nth
hall OF the south east quarter Of the south
east quarter OF section no. eleven (lIl town
ship no. twenty [2)), north of RANGE no
tw"ntv-two (22), east. containing twenty
a1Fes ot iat,a mere or less accorIiny to sur
vey, being situated in the town of Franklin
ManItowoc County, State Of Wisconsin which
saIj described property. viii sell at public
vendue to the hirh"st bidder for c lsh m the
front door Of the Court House in ,he city Of
Manltowoc on the 18th day Of Nav. \. D
ls7 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. RD. SMART. Sheriff
p. J PIERCE. Hinder Sheriff.
SIBREE & ANDERSON. PITTS Attv
Dased Sherif's cffice, Manitowoc. April 18Th
A u. 1874. lSl7-6w)
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n IRCU!r cOURT-CALUMEr CoCy-
4 TY;
Asoeneth B. Wheeler,
aseiRst,
Paul II. Wheeler
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the un
acrs gncd court commissioners in aqI for
C>Iumet county Wisconsin. for the annexed
atiilaTlt and complaint that 70 cause or action
exists against tie defendant. raul ii Whre-
er in t'yur OF the above smri IL ,intli-
That this action IS brought Tor a divorce ia
one Of The eases Prescrieei by W aui that
the defendant anuot be fouu ! ia this s,a-,
after due diligence, AMI that his ra-il nee
i not known, and cannot wirh reasonable
diligence be ascertaiAed by the nIaiutIr
Therefore, on Z otidH or J. Z. Aleliu..cu
plaintiffs council, ordeieA thlt the sunar,s,
herein copy whereof Is hereto anuez b.
served by publication Of the same in the
- A.a"itGwoc Pilot = 1t wee;.sy aex~-r--,.t.
put lIahed ut Manitovoc, Naa.-1a5as. o atl., ~
Ni-consil once week fer TX .sae.~ssiy.
weeGs
Dofei Nay 2nl, 1874.
slO-6w JAyrs Roa,x-oy
Court commissioner for .luuet ccuut,.
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Professor Of Music, ,ejc.w ui give Lessons n r,i
i'7t' utIeAIIi Mas ~ the cay ~ ~ .r.t,Noc ana
10, / No l.Ne's. l.osIo ence On EIsIJu-sr rear tae
l. a ~
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FOREIGN.

and 1exico.-The Disracii Govern
nuenf and the Washington Treaty.
Castelar, rCongratuIates> >erriano on
fiis yiccory-PrG cislInafsoh oy bon
CaTIos.-Eess 0itchth anu i2er-
riIi Should Rove 20 Cuba.
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d IRCUIT CoVRT-CALUMET C0Uy-

~ Oii W - I-LALU .IE LDLN "
u Gy.
Ascenth b Wheeler,
against. Summons for relief
Paul II Wheeler Com. not served.
To Paul II Wheeler. d-fendent
SiR. y u are hereby summoned and re-
quired 70 answer the complaint in this ac-
tio2, whic. is fled in The ofiec of the GERS
of the Circuit court for Calumet county, It
his Office, in the village Of Clifton, IL
nd county and to serve copy Of
your answes On the subscriber at bis
ofhcc IN the village Of Chiffon, OIL imet
county, FlsSo1s5u, within twenty days after
the service hefeof, exc usive of the day Of
such service and If You fill to answer the
ccnpl1int as aforesaid, the pltiutiif. will np-
Ply u The coIrt fer t. relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated at Chiffon, Wis. April 18th 1874
E NcHCLLgv.
Plaintiff AueTny
Please = ke aq.scs ,battae summnus aGI
complaint ~ thi5 .ef'o7- Ezre sled II tE7-
fire. Gf 'ha sl-rt uf The fE--.rif - Celusfsg
c5auss ~ ~. ssh 5..y OF A 5rij.Is7t
I 81 Nrrrr-.
s-2-av P.-1tI I~orus-
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GREAT BREIA1N-
uAuACE BY FIRE.

DAHAG[ 5f fikA-
Loxpoy, May 4-Tha Ere ca tae steam
ship Ohto seriously damaged Der cargo.
SIR LAMBToN LORRAINE.
Sir Lamhtan Lorraine, in a cJmmunica-
ton to the PqH Mil Gazette, says: The
reported interview with myself published
+ iu the New Ycrk papers IS fictitious. l
never said blood was checker than water;
that tie people Of Lugiand have strong
affection for tier American cousins, and
that i. would give NE grea, pleasure 30 re-
ce.ye silver brick. Whatever may be my
opinions, a.l 10 aImirer Of those English
men who arr gwen to fawning upon their
American cousins Il: tae expense C. their
own se!GEs-pect"
ARRIVED oUI.
LIFEEFool, May, The steamships
T'tni3ad and Cny Of Rtctno,.d, from
New York, arrived out
gE2ArI0Ns WITH GExTc2.
In the House of Commons to day, in re-
ply to George Anderson, the member for
Giaseow, Robert Burke, under'' secretary
for the Foreign Department, said Her
Majesty Goyernmen, desires the resunp
ton OF Diplomatic rela-iGCs with Nezico
and is ready 10 receive 0rertures to that
end, but none such have as yet been -ecciv-
ed.
4HE YAsGIE oIoG TREATY.
Mr. Brule, also, in reply to Sir Henry
Wolf, said the present government had not
considered it their duly tc take steps to
carry into execution the sizth cluuse cf the
treaty Of Washington
c0NISG TO AMERICA
In reply to az inquiry from Julian Cold
smith, SIR c. B. Allef,Y president Of the
Board Of Trace, stated that TYLER, GoIeyn
ment Inspector, attached 10 the Board of
Trade, was going to America on two
years leave OF absence to examine into the
affairs Of the Erie RrilroaI, bu. an arrange
ment. priyase one, Of which the govern
net: vas 20. olfoinl'J cosniz4nt.
STRIKE EaDED.
hr. Goldsmith gave notice that he wouIi
call the alte,tion Of the House to the mat
ter Of the coal miners Of Durham, who
have yielded to the terms of their en-
p!oJers, and the strike has ended
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-24
erve correct ideas of God in the Jewish church

serve correct ideas of God in the Jewish church
and nation. The glory of the second temple
was greater than the first because it more near
~ introduced Christ, the long promised Shiloh,
the antelope of the emblems of the former
temple, and it was in existence in his tune.
And SO the object of the ritual service was ac-
complshed. The Christian pulpit is now great
or than the latter temple, even because it teach
es how man can be saved from his sins by faith
in Christ who has already come The pulpit
must he occupied by good men, faithful and
progressive, free from sordid interests and ser
vile dictation, spiritually minded sincere and
persevering. The pews should be progressively
conservative, filled with earnest, attentive hear
ers, docile, prayerful and obedient to the truth
and united, the result will be increased spiritu-
atty, love and peace.
The choir then sung the appropriate an
them-"Peace be within thy walls" The
prayer of rededication was fervently offered by
Rev. H. Whitcher of Saccarappa, and the SER
vices closed with benedction by the Pastor
In the afternoon another service was held at
which Rev. Mr.. Jones of Buxton, preached a
suitable discourse from St. Luke "a, 40. "And
behold 1 send the promise of my Father upon
you: but tarry We in Jerusalem until ye be en-
dued with power from on high" The leading
idea was that the ministry and membership Of
the church of Christ need this baptism of the
Holy Spirit thoroughly, in order to become sue
cessful in the salvation of souls
Serviceswill be resumed in this church on
next Sunday under Rev. Theodore Stevens, the
pastor.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-24
The Arkansas Disgrace.

ST.. LOUIS, April 23.-The Globes Little Rock
dispatch, dated last night, says that Col. Rose
has the names of the persons who fred at him
last night, and to-day demanded their surren-
der and the delivery to him of Col. King, White
and Benjamin johnson for violation of the
truce.
There is great rejoicing in the city at the
prospect of probable peaceable termination
of the difficulties. Business which has been
suspended since Monday will be resumed to-
morrow.
A later dispatch to the Globe says that the
war is over. Baxter's troops are being fur
nished with transportation and sent home as
rapidly as possible. The remainder of Co..
WHITES command left for home tonight
. An extra police force, backed by Federal
troops, are on duty tonight
LITTLE Rock, April 23.-Secretary of State
Johnson, whose election has never been contro-
verted, called at the State House this morning
and ordered Mr.. Brooks and his men out of his
office. They. refused to go and Brooks said
that since johnson had signed Bakers procla-
nation converting the Legislature and refused
to recognize him as Governor, he would refnse
to recognize him as Secretary of State. ,Iobn.
son then left and applied to Col Rose for troops
to assist him i'd taking possession of his office.
The result is not yet known. All is quiet to-
day and there have been no hostile demonstra-
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-24
Cane Elizabeth.

The Freewill Baptist church, situated about
in the centre of this town territorily, and near
the site of the Town House, having been al
most entirely rebuilt and refitted, was rededi-
Gated to the service of the Almighty God yes
terday. This society has been in existence
about forty years, and made these alterations
in its edifice, adding neat steeple, at an ex-
pense of about $4,000. A carpet in red and
brown colors is placed upon the entire floor
the cushions of maroon colored rep, a new pul
pit with the singing platform above and behind
is at the usual end, and . neat ornamental book
case for the library placed at the entrance end.
>mong other gifts Mrs.Scott Dyer has present
ed. though Mr.. L. Robinson, 60 handsome
chandeliers and several side, Eeas sg lamps.
all costing about 500. A vass beautiful
hosehould flowers stood upon the pulpit front.
The services commenced by singing hymn,
read by Rev. d. b. Randall Of the Nj. L.
church. The first prayer and reading OF the
Scriptures was by Rev. Theodore Stevens, pas
tor of the church Rev. j. M. Bailey preached
the occasional sermon based upon the text
Haggai2 8. 1.-THE glory of this latter house
shall be greater than of the former" After an
historical outline of the first and second Jew
ish temples, a clearly connected argument wai
wrought to show that the object of the tabernacle
and temple services was to originate and pre-