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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-16
NJ 0 N e Y 70 L o A N ,
On Marketable Coilatcxals.

LHNCHANGE on New York, Baltimore
~ Philadelphia, Boston aud ali prOmi.
nent cities Of tho United States snd Eu
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received a nd inte rest -hsar rim.
certificates issued.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS or merchants and others
from the city aud country solicited, and,
LIB EHAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS gra nted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
Corner Of Plain and Richardson streets..
Wines and Liquors.
rHAMPAGNES-Po Sec,
~ Ohaue 4 Duchatel,
kelley's Island Sparkling Catawbx,
California "Imperial."
BRANDIES-- BrandenbnrK Freres,
Jas. Hennescy. !~ta
Otard. Dupuy 4 Co, vintages 1885. 1859.
1865.
WINES Old Private Stock Maderia--in
bottles only,
Choice Table Bherries,
California AnReiica-very dNltoate,
sandeman and other Ports,
Fall line OF Hocks and Sautefnes, inolod-
ing .Ohatenu Yquem, ""' 'Latour Blanche"
"Hookheimer," Lamb enheimer," }" DO. DO.
Our speciality 10 fne goods. such.as we
can, with confidence, recommends Any
rare vino not in store We are prepared TO-
purchase either In New York or Europe.
and furnish at market rates.
Nov % GEO. SYHMKR8.
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Coughs and Colds.
pROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
- Chlorate Potash Pastilts,
Gelatine LoZepgcs,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Hills Balsam Honey,
Ayers Cherry PcctOral.
Jayne'B ExpectOrant.
PisOs Cure. For salo 1T
l.. T. SILLIAIAN Il CO.'S
Nov23 Drug Store.
Holiday Goods.
DESIRE to call public all tcntion to nv
i stock of HOLIDAY GOODS. consisting
OF California Pears, Canton Ginger. Pre-
se yes and Jellirs of all kindr; Walnuta,
Pecans, Brazil Nutp, Filb-rts Almonds;
Lemons >. Oranges. Apples, Cranberrics and
Dried Figs, Pleasant Valley Grapes. lin
hoxes,) Prunes, Citron, Cnrrants, Malaga
and Lnndon Layer and Seedlc-s Raisins,
Dec imo JOHN + GYf.ES. Agent,
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of n.y osc,. 1T we'll ae OF Northern manu-
fuciurc, and OF handsome sty 10 and flush.
ALSO,
4 full stock of tho eel. brdted MILLBURN
WAGONS, which have given -nch universal
satisfaction. My prices have bt ell greatly
re'imcci, and all vehicles sold are ,cnrrnhted
Tor tire 'ce months. and any defect in work
nianr hip or material will he made good to
the purchaser on Srndiny The uetic!e TO my
CdrTinge MdnuJuctOry.
Nov 10 JOHN AGNEW.
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

ooUBoIo Vs' 'V1uC4NuHCI OCoKs
TIME Cincinnati GGzette makes the asto.
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, bnt adulter ated with
molAsses, sugar OF starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, In his report for 1895. says
that Prof MRpss, OF New York, anaiyzed
tho beer from dozen different brsweries.
and found ell o! Il .dnlterAted. Ooccnlns
into its composition.
J. q. SFE6ER8 guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adnlterate
II but brews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jan 2S
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Nails! Nails! NaiIsm.!
kO0 KEGS NAILS, assorted sizes,
CO\Jmanufae' by tho LaBelle
Nail Works. Wheeling, W. Va. Quality very
superior, and Drices at toh0iesaie and retdit
greatly reduced. For salc by the Agents,
Nov % JOHN AGNEW u SDN.
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GlGARSpOGl&l7 GlBaRSI Z

gGARSptClGA&ls sGlGaRSI
't1SHE friends. pAtrbbSaud ptbHea 81 isfge
Il sre respectfully mortified that In conse-
quence Ot,the large dem aud for nay favorite
brands OF Cigars. have been compelled to-
open another branch =
In the Columbia Hotter Rotand..,
Ms Retail and Wholesale Depattmente.
are kept In full force. to meet tho demand.
All friends from the country are invited to
inspect our Factory, mt No. It's Main street,
three doors below the Wheeler House. sign
OF Indian Chief.
Nov 10 M.SULZBACBER.
GOVERNOR MOSES 70
In changing the Commissioners Of Elec.
ton, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover OF peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAn HTORE,in
Introducing the FIVE GENT MANii4Ha.
deserves the commondation Of every loYen
OF the weod, as -.
ON THE W. "a
Day of election, the people flock to tie
polls, each to deposit their ballot for their
favorite caDdidateS 30 do the many consn-
mcrs flock to this popular resort TO obtain
| stood that We are not on the sr.t..,Jt,se.
WAR PATH
| Against other dealers, We merely claim
| that the segar offered by others Is far IN
FERIOR to that sold by tho! ,.ai, = issdt'
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR. STORE,
Nov 1861 Assembly Street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-28

dsi!v newspaper. GcTo;ea 70 poli'.rs, e .i'-"'
news, Io>a. at;-Era aAi the i-4.tieA'7 -
Us ..r.cIucrAOod.
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a. co.. rl.-1, ,u.a:l.,. by mall ..'.'
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orr-cE-On Second - ct, OH osi'e LIE D --'-'
Ero.t Ut T., - -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-13
Dissolution Notice.

TIIE CnpARTN EKSlllP llERElyTlSs
existing under the firm name Of MIN
y MITCHELL. is this day dissolved WI.
tual consent. H.. l.. Smith retiring mn y
concern, the business will be %e91il ~
tie undersigned. J.C. MlIlhLI--
Morey, Jan. :, 1874. '"
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. rs,


; ;. ktGl>rFR'S OFFICE,
-.or Eureka. Nevada. Dee. -, lS7S.
\oiiSE II iEisEBl GIVEN THAT THE
= ' "etides and bertrand Mill and Mining
COMPANY lPoStotfice address Eureka. Seyn-
aa,t has this day filed in this otii ,e a diagram
together with ii notice of application Tor n
latent from the nited states. under act OF
tongresS approved May 10, l>72. for eight
h'iared ,S" linear feet of the bertrand No.
! Lo'ie, the same running ~ $50 feet nor,b.
CITY ana o. i-lo feet >outherly from the Ber-
lfan9 siait with surface ground .UN feet in
Miath situated IN Secret Canyon Mining Dis
~ E4reka county. nevada, and described
as follows. tn-yit. 'A1o ohicc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-13
MEETINGS,

TIIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L Rebekah Charity Degree Lodge, |. q. O..
T.. will be held anil further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS Of each month.
Hour Of Meeting, = o'clock 7. NJ. s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 23..-
l. :. REGISTtR'S OrrIcr,
Eurala \.IaJn H.. Nj |

Eureka. Nevada. Dee. ~. i>73. !
\oilGE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE
y Geddcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
tomnany. ,Postotliee address Eureka. Ncva-
da, has thi. day filed in this office a diagram
together with n notice OF application for II
patent from the | nited States. under act of
Congress approved May 10, Isl, Tor eight
hdudrcd $50 linear feet OF the Gcidas No. >
Lode. the same running rs $40 feet Soathcrly
and b.l '-lntect northrrly from the Gclies w.
: shaft with surface ground 21 iect in width.
situated In Secret Canyon Mining district,
Eureka county. nevada. and described in the
Plat and Held notes On file in this office rs fol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
Feglnnlns Mt n post marked ">o t. :. Sur
Vey No H. the Same being u>i W.. 1 of sur
vef Ne. ~, made for the Gcddc> and Bertrand
NH and Mining Conn an, vi the stockton
I.od@, whence the Town tumrany'S we'll. in the
town OF anderhilt. bears south $50 - east
""t- feet; SHAFT NJ. ) bears south \ west Soi
iret; and the edae> Ne. > shaft bears north
. west l1o feet: cthcnce running south ~, ".
=" tect along said Survey NJ. 20 to post
marked No. > I. :. Survey No. Il, whence II
n~ut-llne tree i inches in diameter
hHar> north ~ east 10 feet; thence north
IL w"stNn feet To post markell W. Us. sur
Ne% Ne. Al; thence moth ~ cas-, 20 feet to
post marhcd Ne. [. :. Survey No. Al. hence
u n1Lt-plne tree | foot in diameter marked q.
No. i. /. bears south - east - feet: and
tnt nee south IL east 40 feet to post No. !:
the PLACE Of beginning; containing ) n7-lOu
aefe>; courses expressed from the truc
lEer!dIan with a magnetic variation Of To- e
east.
His claim is on unsurvcycd lani and is
bounded IN the south by the Stockton lode. The
claim Is Recorded in Bouh c. page III oil he So
cret Canyon District Mining Records and n
copy OF the n"tice and diagram can be found
Posted nj the GedicS No. = shaft.
dol CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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loren

Tor those who prefer a Ma.
chime feeding the work away from
the operator. We now have one of
hat description. quiet. easy.runninS
and having all the other peculiar ex.
cellencies of the other style.
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PATENT 5FTL
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.
I. :. E%fGIsrsR's OFFICE.

L. :. REGISrSR'S OFFICE,
EurcNa, Nevada, Dec. -, lSS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
n Gcides and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPostoficc address Eureka. Neva-
da,l has this day filed in this office n diagram
together with a notice of application for a
patent from the nitcd States. under act of
Congress approved May. 10, 1872. for eight
hundred so linear feet of the t;eddes No. 1
Lode, the same running 4S2 feet northerly and
SIS feet southcrly from the shaft No, ), with
surface ground 100 feet Mt northern G Il and
10 feet at the southern end and situated in
secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka coun-
~, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
o. s. Survey No. 50.
Beginning at a post marked mo. I. s.
Survey No. 49," whence the Town Company's
well in Vanderbilt bears :. ~ - +. st,2 feet:
shaft No.. y bears n. - ". 81 feet and nut
rinc tree = feet in diameter mnrKedG. n ;. b.
/. bears y. 61i4 ". IL feet: thence running
:. ~ W ~ feet to post marked No. . SUR
yev No. ~: thence ~ 81 W. s0j2-lO feet
to post marked Ne. 3 l. :. Survey No. ~:
L. :. Survey No. ~: and thence ;. IL +. $40
feet to post No. l. the place of beginning;
containing , 1j-lm acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic vari-
alton of To-, East. This claim is on unsur-
veyed land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in BooK c. page l. of
the Secret CANYON District Mining kccords.
and n copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at shaft No. ! upon the lode.
do CYRUS I. HORN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 90.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, THAT THE
- Geldes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company poStoticc address Eureka, Neva-
da. has this day filed in this office "a diagram.
together with a notice of application for "a
patent from the lnitcd STATES. under act of
Congress approved May 10. l>72, for one thou-
sand 1000 linear feet of the stockton Lode.
the same running 80 feet northerly and go
feet seuthcrly from the location monument ut
the Stockton cut upon the lode. with surface
ground 40 feet in width, situated in Secret
canyon Mining District. Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office rs follow. to-wit:
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Two WHOM ITMAY CONCERN. NlFG
/ is hereby given that the eo.rartTtriq
heretofore existing between Us llels !
Bailey in the saloon business, IN kabyH ill.,
has been this day dissolved by mu,aaei'
sent. All claims against, the concern nus
presented to I'M. BAILEY. who i alcer
due the said firm. JIM. BAIIEI
Eureka, Jan. 81, 1874. N
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TUATTHE
~ partnership heretofore existing berry
the undersigned in the black mithing hq@
has this day been dissolved by mutuia.
sent. All debts due or owing to sad.
must be paid to Geo. ". Gilmere b.
sons holding demands against said firm
present their demands to Geo. ". Glmoni
settlement. X, }. REED,
GEo. ". GlLNGE
Eureka, January -, iS.l. jnaE
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Public Notice,

All NEks AMI. ALL OTHERS ARE
dniaJ MI notified that tie Bnsye Console
resf",' ihhihs Company Limited will not be
:, rVsien>l9le tor rayment Of labor or material
a",n,,he'i 10 PARTIES having contracts or
cement 10 WORK on any CT the Comlany's
in r., ~ llhto, Secret Canyon. or elsewhere
i".eA" county. JOHN i. MURPHY,
Eureka, New. October 7. 1879. ostf
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Notice to Creditors

Estate Of ". P1BLOIICH'
NOTICE Is HEREBY. Given ,6 R s:,,
y undersigned. Administrsl9l " ,nITTif
AZ all rersons having claims against la.S
deceased deu a., to Exhibit them with the the lf III
vouchers within four months =" .sid ~
publication of this netlce, ~ H. IniubIsri u
~istrator. ut the office OF ". in ih1
Attorney-at-Law, on tiark s!'e %syads
OF Eureka, county OF lures nanpUTs,
Public Administrator, Eureka MA
Eureka, Feb. I. 1874. -
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U. S. Survey No. 70.

nesihhing AT a post marked M. L. s. Sur
net w. - whence the Town Company's well
IN me town ct anderhilt, bears south - 81:
nast 'iS' iret; The Bertrand Shaft bears north
=, west 80 feet; SHAFT No. ) bears south sUi,
West '' feet, and "a ~nut-line tree . inches in
niameter marked l.. No. / t.. 7. bears south
~ ieet' thence running south ~ west zoo feet
~ r"st hiarhed No, Els. Survey No. -;
TIncnce post No. ! Of Survey No 10. made for
,ne ''eddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
a IMAM uLun the Stockton Lode, bears north
foe, r. W., ~ ieet; thence north IL west so
,,Ibv,.o post marked No. Z Us survey ~. -:
,nence north F" east 3U feet To posi- marx ed
:. survey NJ. -: and thence south IL
east No feet 10 post NJ. / the ularo nj h.sin.
- J"htaihlig ) 61-lD acres: courses cX-
na,,;c .eu rom the true meridian with "A mag
~ ,aIiailHh OF 10. east. lhis claim is on
e eml "h.e!ed land and is bounded ON neither
mino ~ any known claimants: the nearest
IL arc the Geddes No. = and STOCKTON.
,b eialln l. Recorded in Book L. race o Of
and n Ieervt sanyon district Mining Records
found posted at the Bertrand sha,t mpnn he
y. dl CiRISf +. HORN. Register.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-09
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.
A FORECLOSURE SALE URGED BY THE COMMITTEES
OF FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs.

A FORECLOSURE SALE URGED BY THE COMMITTEES
OF FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs.
Heidelbach, Frank & Co., the representatives
Of foreign holders of the first mortgage bonds OF the
NewYork and Oswego Midland Railroad, announce that
having received replies their circular OF Feb &c from
large proportion OF the American bondholders fuliy
ooncurrtng with and approving Of the views OF the
foreign holders they have deemed il best to place the
representation of the interests of the first mortgage
bondholders in the hands OF committee consisting or
David salomon VcePresdent OF the German American
Bank; Charles A. Dawson Of the law firm of messrs
Burrill Dawson d. Burr and L. L. Frank OF their own
firm This Committee have issued the following circular
10 the holders OF first mortgage bonds:
From such Investigations az have been enabled TO
make we are sated that the earnings OF the road now
in the hands OF receivers are Inadequate ana VIII III an
rohabiIv continue to be inadequate, 10 meet Its ope
rating expenses that there is prospect OF anything
being realized for the benefit OF the nrs Dorteage cea
itors the earnings OF the road In s present cohu
%ltbough the bondhoders whose interests already
represent are ready 70 accept amy hv their pp
ority of en and provide for the prompt payment Oh
their bonds and interest yer no PROPOSE mas tns d
ditlons Plans however have been suggested wnica
seem TO be mainly In the interest OF tne noues %
the junior securities of the Company and which u ac
eeded seriously ieopardze the interests OF tne
first mortgage bondboders, and these plans are upeu
as we are Informed with such pernaclty rs suggests
the necessity Importance OF prompt, united anu
energetic action upon the part OF the holders o the hS
Under these circumstances, the Committee have con.
cluded that the interests they represent Will De pest
promoted by foreclosure and sale under the NOR tsage
with the least possible delay. bill has been hled lh
tue Circuit Court OF the United States for the Southern
District OF New York. by the trustees OF the irsi mort
gage for the foreclosure and OF road ana ID our
Judgment the true policy for the holders OF bonds Gov
cred by this mortgage IL 10 have the suit pressed "
final decree without delay; and If for any reason the
action thus instituted cannot be properly and rcasona
by expedited, that such other proceedings shoud De
taken as Will the more readily and speedily accomplish
the object .|
for the protection Of the OF tne first mortgage
bopdboLiefs, aud the road should icome t re Il ir
desirable thai the b0ndhoders should cooperate for tho
purchase Of tho road and for reorganization OF tho
Company. IL In prudent 10 ASSUME that 1t douDta 10
New-York tribune., 1874-03-09
CIVIL, NOTES,

On Saturday, before Judge Gilbert, counsel
on both sides submitted tBer arguments In the case OF
Jacob Worth, WHO apphei for "A mandamus to compel
the Board OF As-cs recognize him az member
Decision reserved.
During last week letters of administration
were granted the Kings County Surrogae's Court IN
estates of the following John Raymond OF Grayesend,
CatharIne Post, Charles T. Cocks Henry q. Boswell.
Magdalena GrOsures, formerly Magdalena Graf; Alex
ander lockwood william Prelhrtz, Thomas Havley,
Katherine DE WILL Catharine Duffy, Joseph Coulthard.
Edward SeybOfh, Adoph Sey DOtn, Frederick seyboh,
Frederick Stefrick ami Patrick Dolan. all Of Brooklyn
Ia the Will Of William Duncan appear the following
legacies payable after the death OF his wife TO the
Roman Catholic Oryhan Asylum Of the City OF Brook
lyn $4,000; PeIcr- Hospital, under the care OF the
Sisters OF The Poor, $1,000 Sisters % the Convent OF
Mercy 81 900: for the erection OF the Roman Catholic
Cathedral 900 to the society of st. Vincent DE PaL OF
81 Patrck's Church, $500.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-09

t,eo thu s, Of IN Of s banh he place whsse tbe
baph ocated uped also Inst hs IN seoossee Win ne
Of such shares a. n
Epssl for ,ppelIant; N. W. Fuller for bank.
Hated States Monteio spp~a from the Crent
oft OF Wseonsn1hrs libel In Admiralty
agabs the steamer u Ipenss IN
River In Wisconsin between Portage Cv
Of 1893 for not enood and licensed
The defense that e no. nsFsbe stream Of the Unitd
states prior 1876 not navgabe for kud Of boats by
reason Of tue shalowbess Of the stream aud is namer
eeled the exclusive control of the river TO The
TERRITORY Wisconsin which, subsequently sas eeded and
granted River improvement comDany that that
thereafter 1859 under Authority built draws locks
Portage CITY TO Green Bay and that
OF navigate the river Ehout passing
locks canals that the river Is e1na or sekwater
navgaon aod boats la its waters not w'hn Tue sdmray
Jurisdiction Of the United States Finally, II Is
that this river slack water lmprovemeut has become
property the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Com
pany all IT, and passing through these I'M
proyement have toll 10 this company and t the sane
Hono. before her seizure di srch toll Under these orcr
denied that becme liable the perae. souggt 70
be collected he court below after special Investigation Of he subject
the river not part Of the puhic ns1lgane
lail down by this in sdJuiica,ed oaseS The
mentions that BY ordinance ~ 1877 and subse
eut Congress- veil the Consultation Of "9onsn e
declared made the public naugabe waters oil The
falls within one affirmed by this Court aud
the navgble OF the United States nottn
the fact that is navigation defective by reason OF the s
rapids which been med by artificial navigation The
Geaera and the Assistant neial H Tor he ho'
esnn2nti ianea ooman and C. Gnnia ior the sseaner
New-York tribune., 1874-03-09
MORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. March 7. ls7

NEN1OHH. satuTudY mdTCH ITS
The local hcrsc trade of the week under re-
vCw as compared with the preceding one. has shown
marked Improvement IL all Its departments At The
Bul's Head Market there far trade IN ordinary
Western and Canadian draught horses, averaging IL
price as follows Canucks from 500 10 s12j railroad
horses $40; stage hOrsos. Sl65; heavy work horses
n20 500 10 500 prime truck horses 800 aud over
800 10 $3.50: hght bOr.es from 900 10 $500 The
lnGIiry higher priced stock fair, but Only few
sales OF carriage effected. ranging fTom 500
trbuted through the agency OF the leading auction
marts, and stock warranted sound realized about Itk
current market value while doubtful and inferior au-
mails were knocked down at exceedingly low ngures
SALES or THORO, GUBHEDs AND IhOTTIkG sTOCk,--Ibe
stallion colt Mareuco Messenger DUroc, out or Hattie
Hogan, by Henry CLAW, recently sold by Nj. Joseph
Garyin OF Riverside stock Farm Orange Co, 10 gen
tleman Of this city 300 The stallion Shakespeare
sold by r kehor Of Lancaster, Ohio TO the County
cnestnut colt years old by Bay Dick dam by Oliver,
was sold by McssTs. " Is. Witners CO., 10 Messrs.
jackson q CaidWaiiadcr. for $500. The raoe-hOrsc
Lochie years Oid by imp. Bonnie Scotland dam Bon
net by Lexington. QUO OF Blue Bonnet, by imp Hedge
ford sold IVY Messrs Lawrence 4 Co.. Ia Messrs.
Stewart 6 Whuey OF Illinois, for $1,000 fhe blOwn
geld.ng Norman was sold by Mr.. W Z. Collins 70 Col.
Richard West iOr $500 TGe Du BOis colt has been sold
10 Messrs. hedeT story of Kingston n Y, for $500.
The gray Berte, by Wilson'S Blue Bull was Sod
by MT j. A. Repout @ KlHnvilie Ind 10 MessTs. Smnh
a Hgbee OF st. Lonis. Mo, for 5000.
At Mcssrs. Barker * Chase's city Auction Mart and
N Y Tatter sas, the regular seml-weckiy held
today and the result reported a. iUiiOws.
Dtsarphoa from ortaiogae HaDcs Year, Pnoe
New-York tribune., 1874-03-09

church. the individual may choose which Of these he
shall adopt
H. That the form OF Government and Discipline OF
tho Presby teran Church. shall that OF the United
Church.
III. That the United Church shall be known as the
Presbyterian Church the United States OF America
~ That all the publications OF the respective ehurehes
shall be recognized part Of the literature Oh 'ne
United Church.
V. That ministers. Hcentatos and candidates. shai'
stand in the same relation TO the United Church that
they now sustain to their respective churches
W. That all property belonging TO each church. shall
become the property of the United Church
The seventh and eighth articles are In relation 20
boundaries and Official records. In additional papers
which passed between the respective Committees. IL is
acknowledged the part OF the Cumberland Presbyte
ran Church that they have understood the Confession
Of Faith OF the Presbyterian Church TO "set forth the
sovereignty and DEGREES OF God III terms inconsistent
with His holiness and bcnevOlence, ana win he eeuOnl
and accountability of man." and ask whether there Is
not occasion for such slight changes III tue language
of these tilne-honored standards az will fully adapt
them TO the faith OF both chuWheS' Iho
spirit which peryadcd the Conference wen Illustrated
tho following remarks Of the Cumberland PresDy-
MAY we not be onei Your Church is larger than
ours and its voice prevail In the pulpit schOO,
boards and journals OF the united body; nevertheless,
we are willing Ia accept the ssnc, committing tho future
10 God and the Church"
The Joint Committee finally Ommended that fur
ther conferences shond had before submitting plan
for union TO the Assemblies. The Cumberland Presby
erians according the best statistics obanabc, have
about 900 ministers and 10000 members. The Presby
eran Church consists OF 453l minister's, 4SG2 Churches
and 472.OO0 communicates. The Cumbcrlands seeded
from the General Assembly in 1884, account OF their
holding anti Calvinistlc doctrines TO large extent en-
gaging in revvas, and ordainng aymen to work as tn