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ts- Our young friend Mr.. d. L.
DouRLAND, representing Messrs. j. IL
DowELL e. Co., Cotton Factors, Saint
Louis, is building up substantial trade
on the Arkansas river, for this House
The firm is very reliable one, conduct
ng business upon safe principles. The
faith of their customers is well founded
and we predict that their trade will ht
We know Mr. Bourlanl
we'll, and he will not deceive your trust
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10 The Commanding Operation OF Dr.
"hers Vinegar Bitters in Chronic Dyspep-
'@ tevers, Nervous Disorders, Constipation'
"aeency Of vital power, and all maladies al
'V''os the stomach, the liver the bowels the
r''Honary organs. or the muscular system,
! exciting the wonder cf scientific men anu
1Vauhg such sensation among the SICK as
'% never before witnessed In any age Inc
'"'' OF this great vegetable remedy nave
'Sn quadrupled within single year.
sepl-ml
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re- The Ladies of the Episcopal SO
tety Of Van Buren, have thoroughly re
sired and put in complete order their
nurch, and on Sunday, occupied it for
ap first time since the war. 1t is com
brtable and neat, and to the Ladies OF
me- Church, alone, is all credit due.
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rSs- The Members of Van Buren, En-
ampment, No. IL. |. 90. +. will give a
Ball and Supper on the evening of the
sG,h of November This is an Entertain
rent in which it is expected the old as
veil as young will participate in, and we
an foreshadow good time to all who
hay attend.
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Ns- Col W. j Largen arrived from
'lc East Sunday, and will show his sam,
PES in few days to our merchants. We
''e under obligations to him for favors,
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rE- The Ladies Aid Society Of the
|giscopai Church of this city, will give
Supper on Thursday night next, at the
r,urt House. Tickets so cents
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

A LARGE supply Of Family and Pocket Bibles and
~ Tcstaments, are constantly kept for sale at the
Depository Of the Crawford Couny Bibly Society. at
House,
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Presbyterian, %. 81

Rev. j. G.. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
ice every Sabbath, except the 3d of each
aonth, at IL A. NJ. and 7P.M. Prayer meet
sr Wednesday evening at 7PM.
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ss- Mr.. Austin Clegg, of Victoria,
rexas, nephew of Mr.. George Austin, is
ore on visit to his sister and other rel
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70 John J. Barrow, ESQ., has removed his
0Ace from the Court House to the Office OF
'uusc John B. Ogden, West o! the Court
House, where he may ALWAYS be found.
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tS,- The Rev. d McManus will preach
/ the Episcopal Church, Van Buren,, on
aOnday night next.
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New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
Nhio thov nrofess 10 helIeye In Goa. they regard him

While they profess believe In God, they regard him
as Thought rather than as fact as an ahsrac, force
than a teDderhearted, Infinite Man, God Of Truth,
TOO pure to behold ng without lndSnatios d and
ing with penitence, without providing redempop one
on, and bravely outspoken than the most OF his
KIND frankly raises the question whether, considering
The procress which culture has now made there Is any
longer occasion 10 maintain religious worship
In an elaborate essay, III which ne speaks In beba OF
the ripest modern Thought. he reaches the conclusion
that i've Christians longer" and proving to his
satisfaction that there Ia personal God, he log
icaly concludes that all religious worship should bc
not the rawlings OF maniac or the dreams OF an enhus
reasoniug OF learned man" Yes the spirit OF denial
is abroad. IL is spreading over all this land from sources
OF strongest moral and social Influence When you shall
have eXtngushed In the popular conscience all reyer-
for the religion OF Jesus with what adequate TO
dom. viii you supply it's piacef
The other illustration promised in my opening re-
marks IL peculiar 10 our times an outgrowth from mo
dcrn sectaranism viz, the notion that the oneness OF
the New Testament is an abstract theoretical invisible
my Ga, and not a concrete. organic visible oneness
social political hnderauces TO coherent action winch
existed at the time the Reformation IL Is persisted
frequent, uniform, and scathng rebukc in all the
apostolic writings. do not now propose confutation
nal censure those assert that visible unity Is as
undesirable as 1t Is impraciicane.
am quite sure do not mlsstate the fact or msrep-
resent the feeling now largely prevalent among such,
in saying that along with reputation of the apostolic
ministry there has been a degradation OF the Holy
SaoraInentS from their high office that not because OF
the PROMISE wnere three gathered
together In my there will be In the midst of
them; :" not 10 confess and bewd their uuwOrthiless
before God do such assemble in Gods house, but for
differing slightly from those which
lead them other places of moral and in
teliectual entertainment that It would require
Of hair-sphttng acueness TO define the difference.
But God be praised, there still remains faithful wilt
nUss-the Holy Scriptures-JJds own imperishabe
testament This faithful witness Voice from
heaven, viii call men back TO the obedience of apostolic
faith and fellowship, aud save gOOdly remnant from
the ignorance of foolish men.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.

Bishop Littlejoln administered the rite OF
confirmation yesterday TO large number oil persons Ia
O. paus Episcopal Church, at Clinton and Carrolsts,
Brooklyn. , =.
The dedication of the new Roman Catholic
church AT New-Rochee will take place on sunday June
Several prominent Catholic clergymen OF the CITY
will take part in the services.
The congregation of st. Peters Protestant
Fisconal Church at Portcheser. Westcheser county,
~ hold their services in Irving Hall until the enlarge
,nent ana remodeng OF tleir church ednee IL co!h-
pieted. ,
The Rev. Justin D. Fulton of the Hanson
nlace Baptist Church, Brooklyn announces that us
hnrch s financially embarrassed, and large number
~ members have asked for letters OF dismissal SINCE tue
retirement Of Mr. Kalbhelsch. r, :.
The opening services in the new chapel OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church OF the IncarnaIioh
Cumberlapd-st., between DeKalb and Lafayette-aVes
Rrooklyp took place yesterday morning. me congre
gation mas been w0rshping at the Adeipni Academy'
Bishop Potter confirmed several persons
Yesterday morning at Christ Church, Fifth-aye ana
rbrtvAfth.st The rector OF the church. the Rev; ii.
M THOMPSON assisted IN the services AT tner cI0se
the Bcp made short address OF advice To those VINO
had been confirmed,
The Catholic Union Circle of the parish OIL
81 PANTS Roman Catholic Church Is giving series OF
eotures 10 bring the objects Of the Union before the
people Washington H. Nichols Will give an address at
institute Hail. at EIgth-ave. and FIfty-fonrth-sl lo-
morrow evening hrs subject being "Catholic Unlon
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
pASSRNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IrvERPOO-Tn steamship Catcbr1a April 25-Vs-oun'
FtIrgan Mr. ane MeCandsh Mr. and Mrs W. H. cave n.
and Mrs Hcsing Mr. " and Mis- Hoob. M and Ma W
Bas. and Nj Bass M and Mrs Mohiu and O. "
Repsop VIM living W haod F. hriptes JaTs' W., - ia
Mis- Ro.e Mrs Bfith Wynns and sister hrs NJ
iIint Anreae Mr aud Mrs Guber samuel ',es Me-
uAb L. Glib James Thompson James Tiernsn sSss a.
Alien Master Charles Bellows Jr A. bassi, WI shu
Mr. G. Pore James W SUie. John o. hehsste w. - ,ei
q Howell l. Goldenbug John Ssson h. SiMpsoh ahd nsn
servant Redieh, w. Dewitt, J. Dehbe An os NJ p.,
FROM HAVRB-In sedmskip ~ L,sIe's ai.. H.. pa ~,
hit nrs Pe,ry and ebdreh Misc s,i'ef MI" n.o ah
IetieI Nr J. Lew M l. Miss Ken MI pelpI MIS- Anns
Ermout NJ Layroei Miss Hars'n Mr. ate, MT CaaIpaI NO.
NJ Dulns Mr. Charpeuuer Mrs Genofmaudt emsneel MI b
Laorsut Mr Eno.ne Aheron and ehld, M Gan.el M
Gsnh NJ Gsnskl Mr. Maren and child Mr.. Bosehi d T.
R,aT " s.eiSr NJ Youur Mrs Yiret Mr and Mrs Genisr-t
and two chdren C. g. Trimming Mr. C. foh MT d. Dai anI
NJ. rsned Nr T. Zuguerlet Mrs. Luguerei M g. Bauer
M Mr. Jean Pern, a Madeleine Mes'sr snd
H.. cbb,p MI j. Dcies hr and Mrs Charles Harry Nine Ame
Esr Rtu NJ Aasuse vasar M and Mr.. Nseeha and Two
a Nj ,u veiUy child M Victor frsIoos Ballet
~ ~ d. So pevaur Mr. Ginocehio. MIS- Germ.
PIoM sAVANSAH-ia seImSklp Ls0 April 25.-Janes NJ.
.s ,fr sud NJ. r. Hall Ms Capt Chids
80, and daughter Wincheser Miss H. Winchester Mrs
s-nr,u WmD Mrs. George Waite infant and
.srvat Mr. MeCauey wife, M Minnie sc0ted sevrs W H.
S.,op Weeh, Robert Mvers Oyebury Beaner Hop
fins II w Crane, r NJ MuI' !" W Doaslss,Dr kelie,
Is G Edwards N. H. Daniels T. v Cashier u. Wright ohn Nc
huf.ey 7 kcssr' John Bennett '" forehand and hr Myers
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
GEN. WALKERS SERVICES UNCOMPENsATED.

To the Edttor or The Irtohne.
SIR: am entitled to no particular credit
for the fact which you cite With eommendaton in your
issue Of last Saturday. On leaving Washington IN
January, 1873. very cheertuy consented 10 remain
superintendent Of the Census, with view to closing the
financial OF that service, and conducting the
somewhat extensive correspondence TO which the publ
cation OF the Reports rise. was glad TO DO this
so that the continuity OF control might not be inter-
rupted did require TO reside at Wash
ington and the labor involved would not occupy me
more than an hour or two each day. did not deem 1t
honest that should draw the full salary OF the position
as should certainly have been too proud to draw any
thing less than i,s full salary. My commission was,
therefore, made at my request with omission OF the
word "emoluments" Except under such peculiar cir
cumstances should approve Of uncompensated
service. 1t is maxim in my political economy that all
service should be compensated and my experience In
public admin isratioB has shown that, there pecu
ary, poorly paid labor is dear labor and unpaid sDor
the dearest OF all FRANCIS A. "ALhhh
Netc-Haren, Conn, April rs, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN JERSEY CITY.

A probably fatal shooting affray, which grew
out Of an old grudge existing between two men, occur
red yesterday afternoon In Jersey CITY near tho Hobo
ken lne 1t appears that Dennis Crmmons, age TO- and
Patrick Curtis age d. quarreed at ball held IN Cooper
Hall last Winter. and then feeling OF animoslty
has existed them They went yesterday to the
coal branch OF the Morris and Essex Railroad near the
river under agreement 10 fight 1t out" The affair
was known TO a nuInber Of young men who followed
them to the spot Curtis however, refused at the last
moment fight the ground, as he subsequently, al
legged, that the crowd too great aud he feared
arrest a young man named John Lemas, OF No 10
Payoniaave, fnterfered at this Juncture, and Grim
mons drew "a revolver and fired. Lemas fell TO the
ground and when picked by his comrades was bleeding
from wound In the head. He was taken on stretcher
TO the Second Precinct 5atonhOuse where ne was al
tended by DIR. Morgan, formerly city physician. Inc
nbvscan found that the ball had antered the victlm5
head lust above the left and passed out AT the PACK
OF the head inlcting dangerous and probably 1dlal
wound. Iemas was taken home and attended Dy th e
family physician Constable Donovan arrested CrDmons
and Capt. Van Ripper TOOK Gurus luto CUSTODY OIL
charge OF completely in the crime.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
rur 1NcREAsE OF SMALLPOX.

DIR. Day, the Sanitary superintendent has
ascovered from the daily reports made to him by his
CORPS Of inspectors that smallpox lie rapidly increasing
in the city Nineteen cases we're reported fof ,ne
ai, n,u g. and the number was increased last week
to a, averaging almost five new cases daily. The mum
her Of patients in the smallpox hospital on Aprl ~
was g. but It had been increased to &C on Friday last
The Inspectors report that the increase In the
salpox cases is caused chiefly by the ltalsns
THESE people live dirty, ili-yentliated teneens eh ~
houses aud very hHhy In Their habs anu ~ ou and
rsss 70 allow themselves 10 be vaeeinated Inc oeM M
Authorities are powerless TO enforce az ae in
49,, nsn do IA 10 dsinfect and fumigate the bouses III
When cases OF sma-pox appear. They also report 's h
they are much hampered In their enots u 10 70
snr.ad Of the disease by the neglect or phNselhns
Promptly report cases which they are called III ~
tend. 80 ,,t. s,hieot to the
Board OF Health on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

,Uoboo, Pe;I,v of No 256 West Houston.s was
-. .s mute, Po ice Court yesterday charged With
sos ysue Al ss rom Michael February lie S@
comm q default Of 500 bail
Henry McCosker, aged 20 was charged ia Drooh o'o ~
l,n yfiay by Elijah With forging his name e an oi1e
revolver he arrested by Oncer shot and slsn 70 tue run
Station where be "arehed anu Ano'nei a' Wa
order vas found his possession
Richard Dasy. Joseph Dawson, and Benlamln nm ray
o, broght Bnby the Tonbs PeLe Court yes
tsrday On the empapt Michael Doan OF No 10
Rraoyp The con testified that on Saturday rsh s t.
hour a. crossing Bart River at iae SOUTH f.ry nc
the him severely aud robbed hn o a '
mosey hs shout eli Justice bIby eonmd e 'Of
examination.
Three men entered the lager beer saloon OF LOUIS
schsde at Chrysuet Saturday night snd eusd 70 q
ek room engaged In game OF os snoItv
lterwari and called ier some qaSi Nhe ne
ner "a, Waiting he men ID We inner Ioom gsL
Bs and sehad e rushed qae the d urbanee while dong 30
tb Two men whom e at the bar ea the
inc ,bout s6O-sprng which they pa ID eee o1e
tb door and The other three men who are 70
ten thieves eh alter Oneer sehOte oil
the Tenth Preci later hour Thomas murray who wAs
the saloon one OF the men "ho earned
on hi, tshen before Janes flsmner at me
R.stI uaet Police Court and committed 10 deiint OF slooo
e =. WILEY was default OF s2OoO on The complaint Of
Burr who charged hun WIN ha'Dk w '"N' At"'
f,omL him n
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
IGNORANCE OF FOOLISH MEN.

n Re- Wal67pd9, at EmnsnSs' 'P E) ChUret Brooklyn.
At Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
in Presidentst near smith-st, Brooklyn, yesterday
morning the Rector the Rev H. b. Walbridge preached
OIL tue subject "The Ignorance Of Foolish Men" The
object Of TO call attention 10 the dis
sslrons OF the steadily increasing detection from
reverence FOR positive outward things Of tue Gospel
among those who have severed their connection with the
historic church, and coDcurreIty steady progress In
The words OF the preacher toward making the confes
sio. OF Christ simply a thing OF sentiment and the
worship OF HIS church thing of mere intellectual
pastimeD Mr.. Wabrdge selected as hs text, l. Peter
IS "For 30 Is the will OF God, that with well DONG
ye NAY put 70 silence the Ignorance OF foolish men, lie
following 4 an abstract OF he discourse:
very long discourse would be required even 10 cata
l0gue by the brOadest classheauob BIZ ihe klnus oi
lguorance OF foolish men-meaning by tins only the quD-
6es OF men respecting the Christian faith ana ts PROBES
sOr for that s the ait Of the text IN us speca con
Dection II alludes 70 an assertion OF ubpeHc'eas-
which must have had much currency 10 requ!.e ~.
apostolic reOuke-tbst the religion OF Sesun ue M rs
disciples averse 10 suheetiOn secular authority
subordinate citizens There is no need AZ the uy 70
indicate the Cnrsnsn faith in that resect TOT copess
edy, our enemies beng the judges the pest ct Lens
Tie oer ShIstan Inere II 10 neeo Vi penn, ,ha
such, and no government appreneDds eva froin tne
faithful followers OF Jesus. Though senced in that
particular fsut ding ignorance not ceased ITS OBJ
yOstlop. Probably at will / propose 10
cite Two uustT atlonS OF this one from irrelg1ous
aud The other nom religious incentives one from OPP
position 10 Christianity, and the other from opposition
" The church. Both are iDJurous because they Issue
from which largely enjoy the respect OF the
world. oftse fret are they from among the people OF
intellectual estuFe, who. while believing In the iIn-
mortality OF mans soul and Goa without whose bless
Ing immortality must prove an endless curse, stand
aOoi from ali revealed means Of securing HIS bessus
New-York tribune., 1874-04-27

,,as make M the Book, and the n stnHen, Nv the
rely what that difference IN tne nn%Son yS is essential 10
seyera wrltels Is ndns OF a mans writings. In ,U rs
be .tpero was a commOn understahunS which The
and the readers IL s was then required bat we
verbs no,re ne, i'm what sense terms were % xsbich
" should nSnSe eri1od 1n The writer's were not
pe s Of literary fame. put sm,ss' ss ,mnressiye
tSe truth IN the most n"'u,f enf not shallow That
Dsnue,o many statements that are vague anu % men
see Is true bot IN those eases II "Ss S oH' of The
mVosSSat they should be as they are hiauS ,,ntJ
bon c,es we're inonded TO remain IN daihLess lac
gePvents which they foret3d sou'u t % %ossSptal ani
pe ne nnders andng Of these N's 10, ,l were
tnd 'ho ysb,ch were OF Importance 10 the pe9Po o.
be Main language. The sermon on 'ho 1ve auu NJ
pa, aes ln the Gospel Of Mark, tue n,'i' ond
nsshve arc as PLAIN and clear as lOsSIo, anu
tee 70 c,n grasp the meaning OF them' An oi.5l1
.n tel what ihe SOST artist viii Of course
v "pmSch m it which the enilu en, ,"o,t nv
see & If the Prodgal SON Is readily undersoo1 oS
Ihe sh3 bu what grand meaning has II TO the tn3l b
ise eept of the Bible. IL is not the purpose OF tne
sagh ster ~ deude and deceive the honest readef
Bible VIZ him The path TO eternal life We should
eal o no nave intelligent sy mpathy with the wiz,
am ,oU Sa1ld earn the true spirit Of any work We
snd 80 thoSe VINO are special students OF ~ biaeh-
pusl ~ ssi ~ h" explained by lawyer, Adam smitn Dv
st0be Tor they in each case best understand
man o. these authors so we must listen to the
sns,rnipttop OF those best Versed IN tue ot d.
nasspiug We would best Know lIs nuP'i, ~
. mo those, for example MhO spcdh VI
E cher Christian hie and imagine that people, 70 eA
,9se IL must pass through second olrth ana neI
, alton the word conversion as appheu 70
pier Ii l. al important tnat VIC DC III sSupatnS i,b
Se nurposes Of the writer III you are aequilhttI NiS
,'u more readily comprehend the fuii meaning ~
80 "se M words In the symbols, types, alluslOhS auu
h & forUI nm tbe Bible in the latr Scriptures, ~ u
st to sarch ia the itself, hrst OF an IOr tuo
a,D, of these references before looking IN oulsHe
is.r,furs Tue book was intended mHlhN Iur
ti,1 Who have not access TO many otler VIII
ipSs Tae book is seli-;ontained, and the ,f Das.S
az these reftreLc,s will generdY DC nd IoI"1 -
% % -, iisrlf Ile truth that the Spirit of Goa IS
ncfl to the saving and spiritual understanding ol e
book have not spoken Of but SIMPLY oI those LILIES
,,' IN the Intellectual understanding OF II. lbefo
sc psny WHO have rejected this BOOK, VINO nave neNTr
ohfaiu,d respectable Intellectual knowledge oil IL ~
~, Injection often raised that the evidences are lsC
wears old apply principles when are always hpheu
~ dIlIy Uft You admit the validity OF VIII signed
-, ye1f,s sco although YOU did uOt ~ signed ana
tv ever seen any one VINO 70 signed. But III was
t1ry 10 those concerned at the time, they were
convinced OF t gcEanencss' aud you avcept 'heF oe
rlsIJu.