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8tins ritiise auaUiuus sinstianbi.
, 1875-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


It WAS announced some tlmo aSo tint the Rev.
Dr. FELTON,, pastor Of Grace {M. e. Church, had
been compelled, owing to Lis wlfo's iu.health. to
suudsr his connection with that congregation.
Il is now understood that tue vacant pulpit Ia to
bo filled by the lsosJ John Atwood, Of Jersey City,
VITO ia q u1inistuE OF high reput0, and has becp
In that city for tue Last sixteen years.. It IL believed
that be has bccn sun,ns ~ tsto 70 10 proaent Il
Centenary Church will f.l To tho lot Of Ut t1o
msu, pr. TAomas. ..-now q ths F1nt cLurah, or DR..
for Dr. Tiona., Tit ths mora Influential members Vt
tho church uEJ f4rof tho other man.
ABBCRT UNIVERSITY,
ste'sas ftrakh 70 1'hs ehtcaao Tribune.
Isp14s4s"t's Ind. bspt ls.-Ths 1ndi.na Methodist
Helili4n street II. Z. church. Iuf1uancns arssaiIs
1, Dosney i5as3dsns, wi,a ons y!tsples!asns IRON n
each u NO toua statu coufeseaces. aad thA
its. Taoms. 4. Goodwin Secretary. Addrsaaos
u.ned haring bean Tor Thirteen ssars President os
A.uqFY bstora hls ela;ton - Bishop, He sald A4hury
tho enlargement of It. Faculty aud ths puschase al
nAtursl-Rcienca cabinet and kppasatus, and sidL
isna ae.hs Of % IL shHushs tt.t tue
ml!tons of wealth, should rAse these suLia
without trouble. Ss1 thousand dollars pledged
of stvo 600 by appeals BY pas.ors.
The attsuatneo wss WY large 81 Iasnbsr. of al four
lay and accepted The rssiynstion Of President Au-
draus to aku effect At once md - Tie school 5sar
commences to norte*' a. election tos ixsssdtnt W.
nay. De. M.rth fusnctl5 frcslsnt Of Tue unfTeFsty
Of Welt viEsla. Tns Faculty. which lat+)y Fes9u11
at t4n rsueIt VI tho itrAl4ant of tbs t4fd.
tubtateI.
aAprlkll 1 SOLEMN CREED WITH goLEMN ssk1R.
81. pAuL, Mimi. Sept. lL-c4taeae BFothat Gum
sasy . g. 10 Washington md pasaoaaly psus!ss ~
, 1875-09-15

III. tana IN That 7crJ relation Ia which II 1 :. hl-
.aanl @ sAo i9h eaGhs Of reason why 1t ID - nd.
dsIt, I'M ~ 70 40 whas nome sre accused to
4s re- ~ sshse inteeI tn wirh It ms, II to
nrs ~ ~ ~ oh5 to ~ worshitsl u right
H. ., =. IVY: ~ ~ ~ .hinas Are anuhe. th alnst
~, u we apilmtAl and material - re, 70
- I!o.t .nst1sseeu u, we're our eyes : ened,
go. ."G1u - e'o rne nofafs hnd 'hacloH' sonnd
,s IhsnA t ana "efe OUT EARS right :: .ei 10
wcra tho doof. Of nntyAncs into the VI wuriI
then might 1t la conr51Yetl that tia fr4. rh.,.t
, 1875-09-15


70
1 s3a1Ss ..'''''
s@A Aassn l
No conclusion having been reschad aud sh& hour BIZ
ting Ate, tbs conference adjourned.
TIE LKAp1NU MAN.
DR.. 1eLAren. who rscetyed the largest yosc, and
who ut ths adournnans appeared 70 bo uppernost in
the 2avor ot the 1elsszass, wAs born 1t 0snsya " T..
Dec. H. 1881. ue was edueated At jefferson College,
and in 1850 entered tho Presbyterian ministry.
He WM eulincntly successful IN tho Church,
md was subaeausntly scat BY TIN. denomlnstoa
IN that asd soma sighs years, aud in 1857 hs cams
West nd accepted charge At peor1a In th,s State.
iIo held Tint position for awhile, and In 1871 WIS or
tslned Deacon, and subsequently priest, ia thu
Eptaeopal Church. Since then ba has labored III
cleEesnd, o., ~ pastor Of E1u!t7 Church, with great
success. "
During tho meeting the adv.sahiuty Of closing TIM
doors of the Convention while so,inK for lshoi,
lseusaod and tho general scntimsnt In favor Of
II, aince It feared things might Id ssl tho publ
Cat!nI Of which would not he for The heneht 1t tho
Church. II wAa e1rected shAt some tins might 10
spent IN ths election, and that heated discutAoaz
might suAue,
, 1875-09-15
THE CONFERENCE.

AohAEAEHE blffICuLT JOE.
4 conference OF tho Delegates wna llnd last
aren'ng ut tho Sherman House. for the pusroso
Of discussing tho mer1tB and dcmo:,ta Of tba
several candidates for Bishop Of the Diocese.
The attendance MAS full, and oycry prncau-
tlon had been taken to prevent tho
tli3hseat intsna',on Of tic nature Of tho
Proceedings reaching tho public. guard was
detailed for each window md door, md III tho
discussions tho rule established was ruat any
amoan. Of whispering wuuld bo tolerated. but,
desnte tho precautions. TUE TRIBUNE II enabled
to !ay befnEe the publ: The Gist ct tho 1ueoting
lhe conference ~ae oncncd with prayer, aftor
Which ono Of tue good brethren arose to inquire
u any reporters were present III the garb Of dei-
rgstes. The inquiry was re7eatel eeyefnl
times. and finally tho hint wnH given that II they
we're tleY wun!d ploato 1e.ire. tho hin! provoi
w,re removed from the nnse ,in. roorn, but in no.
tn to gather whAscvcs ,ranrri.ed for tho gratics-
ton 81 news-bGnsry pabl'c.
TIC conference thtn prpreeJcd to
N%cIBS THE QUALIFICATIONS
Of tho keTeral candidates for D!,llop. Tbs uost
tue nev. Dr.. w!litam i. siclaren, Of cleveland, o.;
Pr p.' Ayrsn Of ~ xnEk: pr lewis of w.aa!nason:
q se1 2o e. .?a a' p X kovsa sa D5'ss 5,ss
ia te es saeh anaasea ae eonaenas ussas
IIe r's argcd for tie roa,s"n by several inau-
sa1ei to IL Gsaa 1s.poa.is'ts t. s7fsy md e.: e.
as. ASnf % 9s:s ss as ,as. tsss' ., 4.
wite Was urge. but tukt what this had to do with his
hnesa for Bishop could not bo understood BY lhe ~
porter. but tue ina met tho hearty applause Of tho
coufcrencc- III hia fasor II nai that ho waa rec
lei hs NE-hon NJ C>skty If Michigan nua tho
intelligence OF tho Western Church. In gsoof os which
~ ssfr L. dnc.d from nut Of jhe WeA,eEn
5es. Another arx 1uent In his faEnr that ha was
iEs Church wss s!nsaincd by his friends
that he head aud shoulders aboYs every other car
ddate in tho rosserrou Of tho qualities necesarT
for nehop for this Dtoeo'c, among which wsa that
no WAs tho PEER Of tbs lAnonted Douglas oratoz
AGAINST uIt IT WAS SAID
That he It'd not enjoy tho necessary aga In the
certain polnta. II Wa urged by some
That hs poa1nssod tho faulta of III. 10
preach on modern seonce that h was follower Of
Naftlnesu, and wAs resdy At al tmca to surTancr biz
religion to tho e1igcncies Of tho ttmos.
oTukn V1EwB.
Thero waa stu another sentiment In lie Con-
ffss1os, which "a" n',,d T. .Tor Of psponag 70
period, And until soma could be found who would
prove unoru acceptable than Dr. Seymour. Anil yet
othar santtcn pseraodt which found it, bsAis lk~
div!dual fAvorasm for the other can!ldstes bus
rhsn 1a n9 kS my practical 'hape or d'rslop any
SsvorAl hou1h vera spont In discussion, and finally
VOTE
Wal called for. THIS mex opposition uh!ah was
eventually overcome. when nominations declared
in order. They covered vida field, and many kuR.
Rested nAu1ca simply = compliment to f1iand who
had no possible show belota tho Cp,lfertaro
This bailoung followed tho nominations, ana WIS
declared in advance "a eutiEe1y Informal.
Tho result Ut the Arst and only ballot WIS "a fol-
cholcs:
NelAfch ...............,,l3
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The splendid Clinton Avenue Con-
gregatiunal Church in Brooklyn came
near being burned TO the ground on
Monday. the incendiary being no less
person than the pastor, Dr.. Bnding
ton. he built too large fire in his
study stove, and in q short time the
building wss in flames. aud suffered
several thousand dollars damage be-
fore the fire was extinguisLed. The
Great Congregational Council which
tried to settle the Beecher-T -Tiltoh mat.
ter was held in this church. There is
fire and destruction about everything
connected with that case.
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The HABeAs CoRpUs BILL 1t is
understood that large proportion of
the New Eogland Represen tatives stand
by Speaker Blaine 10 his pronounced
opposition to the suspension of the
habeaS corpus.
ROUND NUMBERS. The total taxa
BILE property, as returned by assessors.
in Massachusetts, is 50, ,087. $50. .0l5 46,
or about twelve times as much as that
of South Carolina.
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MONEY SAVED, MONEY MADE.-It ia
no longer necessary to pay two aud
three profits. Messrs. Furchgott.
Benedict & 90. beg to draw attention
to their immense closing ont sale of
$4,000 worth OF dry goods, carpets,
furs, etc., which takes place annually
between January 1st and February
18th, prior to purchasing their spring
stock, mt 275 King street, Charleston,
s. O., 81 White Hall street, Atlanta,
Georgia, Bay street. Jacksonville.
Florida. Samples sent on epplica-
ton. Remit per, express or post Office
order, or goods will be sent O. o. D.
All'retail orders over $40 will be sent
from the Charleston branch free of
charge. sd S.,r,.,e FIT
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IMpRoyINa !CHARuEsyoa. HAaBoans..-1
Oh Monday Ease. Cob rassmahs Il. 'CdsS
{ Oarpeitef,s 6t S0dfh Uarolinai 1intfol
dnced, d,m btll 10 the Housa Of R6prasen.
tatiyss, making pm appropriation Of
ana Widening the Sharb;or df Charles:
ton, g. O., which was read twice and
referred to- the Committee on. Gem
merge. ~ The bill is as follows: ..s., ~:
30 i enacted. ETC.. That the sum of
SlOO, 600 be, and the Same is hereby,
appropriated out Of any money ia the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the purpose Of deepening and
widening the harbor Of Charleston, 8.
O.;l said cum to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary OF War.
On Saturday, Mr.. Carpenter received
the following telegram from the Gene
raj Assembly OF South Carolina:
COLUMBIA. February ID, 1875.
10 Hon. L.,Cass Carpenter-SIR: The
people from the mountains and sea.
board unite In thanking you for your
harbor bill. Republicans expect and
demand the aame confederation from o
Republican, Administration that is ex-
tended to Democratic States. We are
constantly told that Representatives of
Democratic States secure Gil they ask
for, while our commercial and other
interest suffer for want of Federal as
eistance. JOHN r. COCHRAN,
VIM. r. JERVAY.
The foregoing represents the feeling
oftboth parties in South Carolina, and
If anything is done for the improve
ment Of our rivers aud harbors. the
harbor of Charleston should not be
forgotten. A memorial upon this sub.
jecs has been for warded to Congress
from the Board OF Trade OF Cincin-
natl, end slso. from the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce. It is worthy
object for Government aid.
H Washington Republican.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-20

AaRiouLTuRAh LIENS. III you have
not already ordered your Agricultural
Liens ato secure advances, do go at
onces -; Walker. Evans g.. nOogswell.
Charleeton, r. o., keep on hand four
different kinds. and il neither Of these
meet your Views, they are prepared to
print; 'at'she lowest prices, any special
form Cos order. IT, the Planter or
Farmer has not yet bought the Rural
Accountant, Q book for ample farm ac-
couhts. lot him do SO, at once. They
also have o. New Agricultural Lease
which gives che Landlord lien on
crop OF tenant. This ia very valuable.
FIJI ,. r.t
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The Clergy.
"Have been q dyspeptio for years; began
the Regulator two years ago; it has acted
like charm in my case."-Rev. J. @.
HOLMES.
Lody's Enforcement.
u! have given our medicine thorough
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Sheriff Bibb County.
II have used your Regulator with suc-
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~ think Simmons Liver Regulator one
Ct the best medicines ever made for the
Liver. My wife and many others have
used it with wonderful effect."-E. 4.
SPAIKs, Albany, Ga.
If. D.
have used the Regulator in my family.
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Important to Consumers of Tea

Important to Consumers of Tea.
+ HAVE made arrangeme nts with an i'm.
Il porting Tea House to eupply mo with
u uniform grade OF TEA, so that consumers,
finding Tea 'ritablo in strength and
flavor, can always depend upon getting tho
same, by asking for that grade and price.
We have opened, to-day. twelve Chcstu OF
Tea. as follows:
Fine Oolong G.
Fancy OolOng A.
inc English Breakfast c.
Fancy English Breakfas, A.
Choice Imperial B.
Fine Imperial
Fancy Young HysonA.
Choice Young Hyson b.
Fine Young Tyson y.
Choice Gunpowder 3.
Fancy Gunpowder y.
Fine Gnnpowder O.
Invite an examination and trial OF those
Teas, which will be found unusually cheap,
and the quality superior to anything here
tofOre offered In Columbia. Tea, when
properly prepared, is more healthy than
coffee, and 10 much cheaper.
I also call attention to my GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS, which Is unusually
large, scnc :Ha ssesp, particularly in
Davis Diamond HAMS.
Davis Pure Leaf LAID.
GOSHEN BUrTER-best and cheapest
RIO OOOFFEE-7pArched and raw.
1 LAGUAYKAO AOOFFEE-parched and raw.
I Old Government Java C0FFEE-psrched
and raw.
A.soo:: marked down aa77s rrs4 ooa.. 20
Feb "a HARDY SOLOMON.
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81 have never seen or tried such aim
pie, efficacious; satisfactory and pleasant
remedy in my life."-H. HANER, st. Louis,
Mo.
Hon. Aier. Fl. Stephens.
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PHENs.
Gouernor Of Alabama.
Your Regulator has been in use in my
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PEN.
President Of city Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
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New Garden Seeds

New Garden Seeds
Novelties and Approved Kinds.
EOrTLER'S EARLY DRUMHEAD,
IL Carter's Superline Early,
Early Schweinfuat-Qa
EARLY Ninningstadt,
Eaiiy French Ok Heart,
Early Peas. Early Corn, Bcets.
For sale by Z. II. HEINITSH,
Jan 20t Drug and Seed Store.
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Naphtha Lamps.
O. A S LIGH Il

"A GAS LIGHT at much less expense.
IN Tnese LAMPS are In different ct yles
and well adapted for Stores, Ofiices,
Entriesand Rooms. Each Lamp is of itseIi
gas manufaotory. The oil is fed throug h
tube or pipe, at the end Of which tho
burner. CONVERTS il into gas; which burDs
with brilliant white fame nearly equal to
coal gaslights. For sale BY. % II
i5 I'M. E.OARR,
Feb 1G 3mo 81 Bridge street.
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
"OhKING to Win, story for girls,
w $1.75.
author Of Arthur Bonnycastle, 81 so.
A History OF Germa ny, from the Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewis, Sc 50.
Manual of Mythology, Greek, Roman.
Norse. Hindoo, Egyptian and Ola German
by Murray, s2.25.
Prairie and Forest, tho Game OF North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 80.
Health and Education. by Kingsley 81 .75.
Iogarth's complete works, in three vo.
Butler, with plates, So co. History Of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder
tul Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary. historical and anecdot al
Homes and Haunts Of the British Poets,
London, and other new books. Nov
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Wines and Liquors.
NHAMpAGNES-Po Sec.
" Ohaus s. Duchatel,
Kelley's Island Sparkling Catawba,
California "Impe.ia!."
BRANDIEs-Brandenburg Freres,
Jas. Hennesey.
Otard, Dupny L Co.. vintases 1885, 1858,
1865.
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PUBLICLIBRARY OF KENTUcKY

DEATH Gt Cor Drdm'ere-Action Of Ma
ItaStees-A Successor APpoiSte1- No
More PoS.Donemeafs-CraOima Certuin,
February q.
lie Library OF Kentucky, January l6. lS7a.>
it was resolved that G M Briggs, h q
who. under The late Bon. Thos +. bran
lette, wAs the real business msnaYes ot the
Gift Concerts, already given III aid or the
hereby authorized to take the place mad
vacant by the death Of said B..alnlette, in
tho management Of the affairs. OF the ffth
and last Gift Concert. and that the d. aw-
ing announced for February ~; 1876 shalA
positively aud unequivooally take place on.
that day withoutahy furtherpostponemen
or delay on any account wh atever. .y.t ciii
II. T: DURRETT, F., resident
JOHN 8. CAIN, Secretary.
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Spring Prints---New Styles

JUST RECEIVED.
NOR Sixty DAYS, FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS Will b" gold kEGAND-
LESS OF COST. O. F. JACKSON,
Jan29 Leader nf Low Prices
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Hereafter all communications rslatiag to
the the Urn Conssft . should bs addressed "a
the drawing shail come of, FEBRUARY az, OF
that every dollar paid for ticbets shall hs
returned. 7i,n.O., NJ. BRIGGS, n!ac
Agent and Manager. Room 4, Public Ii.
brarv Bnilding. louisville. Kv. 49,
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n, Canned, Goods
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l. Dec 18 w ]. @. .SEEGERS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-01-13

The voice was Sir Arthur Saxonbury's.
Yorke unwillingly retired towards tn
drawin-groom. Raby, in the frenzy of
the moment, darted up the end steps,
startling her by his sudden appearance.
Miss Saxonburyl will you answer me?
Forgive me-" he painted, as he laid his
hand upon her arm, in his painful eager
ness-"forgivs me that | must ask the
question: Has Arthur Yorke riqht to
take you from me as he did but now"
"Ofcourse he has not, Mr.. Raby. How
can he have?"
81 mean-pray excuse, me--the right
of more than cousinshipP
She was half terrified at his parted
lips, his labored breathing, his CHASTITY
face, from which suspense took every yes
tige of color, and she saw that she might
not dare to tamper with him; that the
kinder course, now, was to set his am
bilious dream at rest.
"Well, then" she whispered, though
of course he had not the right to interfere,
and it was very bad taste, and | will not
submit to his whims, -, yet-the time
may come when he will be to me more
thss a cousin Il
His hand unloosed its clasp of her arm,
and Maria Saxonbury FASTENED towards
the drawing-room. He watched her in,
and then, when no human eye or ear was
near, his head sunk upon the cold ratings,
and low vail of anguish went forth on
the quiet evening air. Too surely, though
Maria Saxonbury might never know it,
had the iron entered into his soul.