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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26

A HUMAN sMILE.-Nothing on earth can
smile but human beings. Gems may fash
reflected light, but what is diamond fash
compared with an eye flash and mirtb fash ?
A face that cannot smile is like bud that
cannot blossom, and dries up on the stalk.
Laughter is day, and sobriety is night, and
smile is the twilight that hovers gently
between both, and moro bewitching than
eilher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26

RELIGION is not confined to devotional
exercises, but rather consists in doing all
we are called aud qualified to do, With a
single eye to Gods glory and will, from a
grateful sense Of His mercy to US This is
the alchemy that turns everything into gold,
aud stamps value upon common actions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26

Real sorrow is almost as difficult to dis
cover as real poverty Au instructive deli-
cocy hides the ways Of the one aud the
wounds Of The other
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26
4'he Home Circle.


WAIT FOit THE LITTLE ONES.
Wait nr tholittlc feet mother
DO not hurry them along
lfyuu Dot them take their time.
They Will scarcely Ger g0 wrong,
Wait for The little hnudsi
Uu not crowd them all too SOON
Nufl0us heavy. hard % bear.
Come before we reach LIES noon.
Wait for the liiilo ipsi
They will auswUf hy-and.hyi
We forget to nusWt' H0d,-
Ahi sometimes We dl-lot try.
Wait for The little eyes
Sight viii grow with coming years
You could not look so calmly far
Had 10 not hocn for bitter tears.
Wait ur Tho little brain
Duult task The childish lifn
Many budding plant has died,
usDr..l.ncd Is piuners knife
Wait for inp iittlo heart
Very soon "a blessing rare,
Do shall rav y1u rich reward
lur your Hh0r. love and earc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26

To be bodily tranquil, to speak little aud
digest without effort, are absolutely neces-
sary to grandeur Of mind or OF presence, or
to proper development Of genius.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26
DARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS
IRA h. SHATTUCK,
HARDWARE AND PAINTS,


Tho store has been occupied as a Hardware Store
for the past FORTY SIX YEARS, during all which
time large and prosperous business has al'ay'
been dono. burlington is growing city Of seventeen
thousand Inhabitants and the location the corner
Of College stroot ,he avenue Of travel and wholesale
business, and Church Street dhc principal retail
street, makes it the most desrahe'busness location
In the city and IN fact in the State. Mr. shattuck h
sole agent for several standard articles o. Hardware
Paints ote. Tho store will be leased tor term o
years.
An communications and applications should BE-
made to tho snhseriber, at Burlington, w. who q
authorized to arrungo terms.
3a-ia II, II. TALoOTT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26

HAVE found by experience that nothing
is moro useful to a man than a spirit Of
mildness and accommodation. -IcrcRee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-26
N y N E W 10 c K ,

Clothing Boots and Shoes and all articles kept IN a
nr-t-clRss country store
An the above property will be sold together, or
separately as shal best suit purchasers. Any por-
son purchasing the stock Of goods rent the store
Tor a term of years, n desrous,
For terms and further particulars, Inquire OF the
subscriber.
~ All accounts must he settled on or before
II. W. FRENCH
Barre, Vt August ls, ls1i. l0-f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-18

PARIS, November 16.-M. Emile de
GiraIdin has assumed direction of the
newspaper La France. In his saluta-
tory he announces that the paper will ad-
vocate the maintenance Of the personal
septennate until the year 1880; the con-
tinuatIon of the present assembly until
then, but to be renewed in part twice a
year; the holding OF a general election
in March, 1880, for constituent assem-
bly, to sit four months; an appeal to the
nation in July, 1880, for the ratification
of the new constitution, and a general
election for the general assembly the
same year.
Marshal Bazaine, who sailed from
Southampton on the ninth instant on
the steamer Neva, landed at Lisbon. 1t
is understood that his destination is
Madrid, where he intends to reside as a
private individual. He is expected to
arrive there next Thursday.
A special to La Liberte, dated Monte
video, November 18th, positively af-
firms that the civil war in the Argentine
republic has ended In compromise, by
the terms Of which Avslenda resigns
the presidency and new elections are 10
be held shortly.
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PANAMA, November 16.-An I'M
usually heavy earthquake was felt in
Chilli on the twenty-sixth ultimo, about
twelve minutes after midnight. Its du-
ration was about thirty seconds, and
direction from east to west. Much
alarm was caused inValparaiso and San
tisgo; all the public clocks stopped and
the walls of some OF the churches and
houses were split. The shock was fol-
lowed by an increase OF thermometer OF
two and two-tenth degrees. Vessels at
anchor felt it severely. During the
week light tremors were felt.
Captain Byron 8. Heath, of Chester,
Ohio, died from the effects of rarified
atmosphere at the summit of the Oroya
railroad. He was one of the govern
ment engineers of Perm.
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HOWE-BENHETT--N November 5, 1874. by
Rev. W. r. Foster, p. E., at the re,idence Of
the bride, at Walnut Grove, Mississippi coun-
", Ara, Rev. J. b. HOWE, OF Memphis, Tenn,
and Mrs. FRANCIS q. BENNETT.
May the sunshine Of happiness illuminate
their pathway through all coming time, and
light their spirits into the heavenly world Of
love aud Joy at last. W. r. FOSTER, p. z.
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DIED.

MATEER-In It. Louis, Mo-, at O'Clock
on Monday morning November 10, 1874, Mrs
LAURA f. MATTER, daughter OF .. G. Jones,
OF this city.
The friends Of her family viii meet her re-
mains at the Memphis and Louisville Depot
at 2 o'clock this WEDNESDAY afternoon.
Funeral services at Elmw0od Cemetery, At
O'Clock.
MCDOUGAL-On the morning of the 18th,
at ~ o'clock, Mrs. ELIZA J. MCDoUGAL, wife
OF Mr.. D. q. McDOugal. Cincinnati papers
please copy.l
The remains were taken to Caruthersville'
Mo, for interment, which VIII take place ON
Thursday, the 10th.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER:
Sinking Of the Steamer Empire at New
OrleaHs-SeVeral Lives and Much
Property Lost.
Miraculous Escape OF the Captain, his
Wife and One Child-L0ss OF Life
not known.
Fall observation-disclosures Of the Victims
as Far as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Statements.

CINCINNATI, November l7.-Adyices
from New Orleans, this noon, state that
the steamer Empire, running to the
lower coast, overloaded with sugar, sunk
at the foot OF Cont street. Thirty to
forty lives were lost.
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Saturday, December 1s, 1874,

within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee, tO-Wit:
First-A lot of land on the north side OF
Beele street, and east Of DesOtO street, begin
ming at stake on the east line of lot con-
veyed to Joseph SchoOnOver by one Jacob
Spivey, and running thence north with said
Schoonover's east line 100 feet to a stake
thence west and parallel with Beale street sc
with east line before mentioned 100 feet to a
stake on Beale street; thence east on north
line Of Beale street 80 feet to the beginning.
Second-A lot Of land on the north side OF
Beale street, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a stake on the north side of Beale street IO5
OF Desoto street, running thence east with
Beale street 4i1S feet to stas e; thence north
waTdly ga feet; thence west parallel with
Beale street 81 feet; thence south parallel with
DesotO streetS feet; thence west parallel with
Beale street 1879 feet 70 stake; thence south
parallel with Desoto street l39 feet TO the be-
ginning.
Third-Lot No. 2, of blsck 4, being 80 feet on
the wesf side Of Chester street, between Hu-
ling andfTrezevant streets, and running back
to the river.
Fourth-A part Of lot $50, being 8 feet on
south side OF Madison street, by IS feet deep,
bounded on the north by Madigon street, on
west and south by lots of q. W. Lincoln. On
this lot there is & three-story house.
Terms Of Sale-On q credit of and "a
months; notes with approved security re-
qUired; lien Retained to further secure same.
Equity Of redemption barred.
This November II, 1874.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. J. Black, ID. G. and 81.
Mcdowell & Johnston and Collier Hous-
ton, attorneys. novlS
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DELICIOUS.



BOSTON, November 16.-The Baptist
ministers Of Boston held lively meet
ing to-day to condemn the action of GER
tain Of their number who passed in con-
vention two weeks ago resolutions in
dorsing the action CT the Long Island
Baptist association in disfellowshipping
the Lee avenue Baptist church for open
communion practices. Considerable
feeling was manifested and quite a split
upon the question has occurred. Posi-
tive action WAS deferred.
Bead.
Troy, n. Y, November I6.-Rev.
Truman Seymour, clergyman Of con-
siderable prominence, died this after
noon.
CHICAGO, November 16.-The news
of the death of Rabbi DR.. Geiger, of
Berlin, made a sad impression among
the Israelites of this city. Memorial
service was held to-day in Marines
hall in honor of the deceased scholar,
which was very largely attended. ElO-
quent and touching eulogies were pro-
nounced by Revs. Adeler, Felsenthal,
KOhler, Machal, and Messig.
The Presbyterians of Ke5tueky.
LOUISVILLE, November 16.-Rev.
Samuel r. Wilson, DID,, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church in this city,
published q card in the daily papers a
few days ago, making bitter structures
upon the action of the Louisville presby-
terry in investigating certain troubles in
his church, deaouncing DR.. Stewart
Robinson, and other individual men,
bers of the preshytery, and also Messrs.
Watterson and Haldeman, editor and
business manager of the Courier Jour
nal, for alleged injustice done by that
paper to him. At meeting of the pres
bytery to-day, a resolution was passed,
demanding that DIR. Wilson make an
humble apology to that body for the
structures in his card, and giving him
until tomorrow morning to present such
an apology, with the alternative Of de-
nying him the right to participate fur
Their in the proceedings of the presby-
terry.
Bishop CummiRs ON the Episcopal
Church.
NEW York, November 16.-Bishop
Cummins Of the Reformed church,
preached tonight on the failure of the
general council OF the Protestant Episco-
pal church to meet the responsibilities
Of the crisis. He claimed that that body
ignored entirely the evangelical alliance,
which sat last year, the largest gathering
of eminent divines and scholars ever
held, and 1t failed to amend the order Of
baptismEI regeneration, and to pro-
vide remedy for ritusllsm. The canon
adopted only aimed at practices carried
out during the celebration of Holy Com
munion, but still an altar might be
erected In every church, and this canon |
would not affect it. Colored vestments
might be worn by ministers, and bow
ings and prostratiOns be made toward |
the altar a dozen times during service |
when there were no elements upon it. |
Only one thing was aimed at-the doc |
trine of eucharistic alteration, and that |
was not ritualism. The reverend gen.
tleman prophesied that in nine out of
ten churches the communicable |
would disappear, and the altar take its
place,
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BOSTON, November 13.-Thirty-four
employees OF the customhouse will be
discharged tomorrow in accordance
with Collector Simmons's plan of re-
trenchment.
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Michael Hays, the principal witness
In the burglary case on trial in WASH
ihgton, was arrested there Friday on
charges Of perjury, and committed to
jail In default Of five thousand dollars.
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CIaancery Sale =
OF ~
z E;AL ES TATE,

No. ll24, R.-First Chsncery Court of Shelby
cOunty.-W. c. Mcclure, receiver, ETC., vs..
Mary A, SchoonOver, ct al.
DY virtue of an fnterloeutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
2Sth day of October, 1874, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
the new courthouse building, Main street,
MaDnnhfg TeDDaSgap
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The Havana journals are taking up
the crusade against the gold Spectators,
to whom they attribute the rise in gold.
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FOREIGN.
SAxOSY.

SAXOSY. IN
DRESDEN, November 16.-The gov
eminent of SsxOny has forbidden the
pra ctice of cremation here.
INDIA.
LONDON, November ia dispatch
from Calcutta states that in a collision
on the Hooghley both vessels were sunk.
Steamers have been sent to the scene of
disaster. No particulars received.
PARAGUAY.
NEW YORK, November 16.-At ball
which lately took place at AsunciOn, in
Paraguay, dispute took place between
the BIazilians and Paraguayans, re-
sulting in three killed and seven or
eight wounded.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
MENDOZA, November I6-The Chilian
consul in this city has been arrested, and
the arms taken down from the consul
ate. 1t is believed this action was taken
because the consul sympathized with
the insurgents.
MADRID, November &c. Several
bands Of Carlists in the northeastern
provinces have solicited amnesty.
BAYONNE, November 1S.-The Carl
ist forces are concentrated in Navarro,
between Varva and Lesaca. The re-
publican troops are marching upon
them.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 16.-The ply
sicians of Won Arnim say that regular
open.air exercise is indispensable for the
restoration of his nervous system. The
city tribunal has withdrawn direct po-
lice supervision over the count, but he is
ordered to remain at home. The trial
has been set down for the seventh prOX-
imo.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, November 16.-
Heavy storms of rain have swept over
this end of the island, railroads are
washed away, and large quantities of
sugsr-cane all over the country has been
levelled. The towns of SouDa and Tan
amO, on the north coast, were flooded,
and cattle, goods aud houses swept
away. Some loss Of life by floods is re-
ported.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, November IS Riots have
at several points in Poland on
account Of the fOrcible introduction by |
the government Of church reform, and |
the appointment of priests by imperial
authority. a number of newly APP |
pointed priests have been maltreated by |
mobs. Local governments at the points |
Of disturbance have been reinforced by
troops from Warsaw, and a number of
the rioters have been arrested.
ITALY.
ROME, November I6.-Ricasoli, Pc
ruzzi, La Marmora, and Garabaldi have
been elected to the chamber Of deputies. |
The last named was returned by two dis
tTiots of this city, but was defeated in
Milan. The republican agitator, Saffies,
was defeated in three districts and elect. |
ed in one, Rimmio. Up to this time,
one hundred and twenty-five members
Of the right have been returned, against 1
fifty.four Of the left.
BY railway collision, near Bologne,
one person was killed and forty injured. !
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vIcKsDuFg. a nan0fuI OF determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic city. Once more viii the negro
discover that he IL constantly being
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a----e--s-,.~ ss.ses.aUA a. Jan &c
patiently submitted TO IN Mississippi, OF
whether i would Depatieltly submitted
70 40 Alcnigan OF Vermont, is part Of
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rue Deutscher Bruder- Bunu WIN eive
It's fifth annual ball at Cochran hall. ia
m0frow-Dight, and are rnaking a..
Tangements TO insure for ii p hrilIia.,t
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---------oa -t5liolsaut COfiupt OiliclaIs,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
the laws and rights Of the people st
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EDITORS APPEAL-Is 1t possible that
Memphis is TO suffer greater calamity
than she has ever yet borne? Better
another ice-gorge, more and worse chol-
era, q more fearful visitation of yellow
fever and the protracuOn of another
panic than to close the public schools.
Is there no hostility TO these that does
not let itself come to the surface? Is
there not some Of that oid-fogyism left
which denies the right Of the children
Of the poor to be educated by the taxa
ton Of property? Has property not yet
learned that schools are cheaper than
jails? Is it possible that there exists
seetar;Rn hostility which would rejoice
at the destruction of our common school
system so that the minds of greater
numbers Of the rising generation shall
be forced into the grooves OF denomin-
ational education and thus dwarfed so
that they may become more easy vic
TINS to superstition which has always
llaeed its "misereated front" across the
path Of human progress? These are
plain questions but they are pertinent
in the face of 80 great a danger. Perhaps
the hostility from these two sources does
not exist ia our city, but there are signs
which our people ought TO watch with
"eternal vigilance A republican gov
eminent cannot exist without a perfect
Iy free system Of common schools. Every
influence hostile TO this should be met
with 80 prompt and emphatic denunci.
alton as 10 carry immediate correction
OF the hopelessness OF success in any
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WAVBRLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

THE undersigned Is prepared 10 furnish |
4 strawberry and Raspberry Plants IN guam
titles to suit purchasers. Orders lett with
Spicer & Ryan, 3S4 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN +. SPICER,
October Is, 1874. Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Billiard Parlar!
And CIGARS,
Al
322 Main Street
TO COTTON STORERS
CHANCERY SALE
OF
STEAM BOATS, ETC.

First Chancery Court of Shelby cOunty-State
of Tennessee, county of Shelby, VS.. VIM.
Elliott and others.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18TH
day Of November, 1874, 1 will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at tbe landing,
near the mouth of Wolf river, where the
boats now lie, on
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SATURDAY, November %, 1874,

within legal hours, the following desert bed
property, to-wit: The steamboats, HAMMOCK
CITY and LEGAL TENDER, together with
alt the furniture, machinery, tackel and out
ut now belonging to each respectively. The
same can be seen at the river front, near the
mouth OF Wolf river, ia the Mississippi river,
from now until the day Of sale. The boats
are sold on account OF " HON II may concern,
because they are perishable and expensive IL
keep, and the proceeds OF sale win be held
subject to all maritime liens, If any such ex-
list, so that the purchasers will acquire a good
title, free from all maritime liens, if any such
there be. This sale, until sales made by State
courts OF steamboats, Tor debt, gives a good
title, free from ali maritime liens or claims
the sale being made to PRESERVE THE PROP
ERTY, and the proceeds being held TO satisfy
all valid claims against the boat.
Terms Of Ssle-One-tenth cash; balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chasers giving notes for the deferred pay
ments, with good and sufficient personal Sc
curity therefor, 70 be approved by the Clerk
ana Master. This November II, 1873.
+. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black. Deputy G. and NJ.
Wright q Folkes and ". W. Mcdowell, So
licitOrs for complainants uOIS
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w. II. MITCHELE,g SCHOOL.
No. 300 Third Street.

ENGLlsH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
Ia CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply a BOB Third street. se29
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OrEUIAh tn MEKUHaNTO.

'H Fon 1SI5eSig gst sRPs s. 9ggEht last week 4
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OUR SCHOOLS.

The Pros and Gems of the Cues.
tiOR of the Day-The Exist
enee Of the City Schools
Threatened.
What Correspondents Have to Say
About It-SuggestiOns SYM
pathetic and Unsym-
pathetic.
Shall the Children Of the People
be Limited to the Three Rs
The Effect of Edu-
cation.
A Warning to the Masses-The
Appeal a Vigilant Sentinel and
Guardian Of the PeO-
pies Interests.
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<sea Caters, Germ Shelter
tors, Garry Combs, Steel Tri
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MADRID, November Is. Several
bands Of Carlists in the northeastern
provinces have solicited amnesty.
BAYONNE, November 13.-The Carl
ist forces are concentrated in Navarro,
between Varva and Lesaca. The re-
publican troops are marching upon
them,
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MENDOZA, November l6-The Gillian
consul in this city has been arrested, and
the arms taken down from the CONSUL
ate. 1t is believed this action was taken
because the consul sympathized with
the insurgents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-10
Triumphed in Spite of All Odds
Boston Postl

This nows is too good. Call the
roll of states, and Massachusetts
leads them NIL. Buterism is down,
trampled upon, squelchod. And
with it goes Grantism and terror
ism, and the postilcnt elements that
have so long debased our politics,
state and national. There is no
recovery from such q blow. The
people have fairly the control.
This has been done against the in
timidation and threats of the state
police, against the whole power of
the custom house and federal office
holders, against navy yard colon
lied at an expense of thousands of
dollars daily, and against the inhu-
enoe Of money and of promises lay
ishly scattered 1t means that the
people arc at last in earnest that
neither the tcrrors Of tho bloody
shirt nor the sacredness of party
obligations, so earnestly pleaded by
Mr.. Dawes and Mr.. Blaine, can
longer hinder them from getting rid
at once and for all of this reproach
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Gilaren Notices.

Rev. G. w. Payne has accepted a
call to thesecond Presbyterian, church
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Upward of 1000 Presbyterian congre-
cations in America favor the Fan
Presbyterian council.
Rev. S. Fl. McKown has resigned
charge of the first Presbyterian church,
of Wilmington, Delaware.
The Rev. DR.. Wingfield, of Peters
burg, Virginia, has accepted the charge
Of trinity p. Il. church, OF san Fran
cisco.
The southern Presbyterlans of Paris,
Texas, have completed one of the
neatest houses of worship in that state.
Rev. DR.. Steele, who is said to be a
candidate for p. T.. bishop of Ken
lucky, has accepted q call to Key
West, Florida.
Rev. J. H. Thornwell has been or
dalned and installed pastor of the Pop
lar Tent church, pabarras county,
North Carolina.
Columbia Theological seminary has
educated, in whole or in part four
hundred aud forty-four ministers oil
the gospel.
Itisstated that in the last fifteen years
the Catholics of the world have sent
the Pope over four million pounds ster'
ling.
The Florida Baptist will be removed
to Knoxville, Tennessee, aud become
the organ of the east Tennessee bap'
tist.
A Baptist church of thirty mem ber'
has been organized at Liberty station
on the Louisville and Cincinnati rail
road.