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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22

the one hand who complain of misrule
and rascality, and those on the other
who complain of violence and i%ntoler-
ance, have their quarrel not so much
with Il political party or a political Svs-
tom as with human nature. They will
pever succeed in remedying existing
evils by Il change of political policy. y
cure can Gully be effected by lifting n
race out of barbarism, and straighten-
ing another which has been wrenched
~ Of shape by the Institution of slav-
cry; and that cannot be dcnc III i day,
or 4 YEAR, or Il decade.
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How THEY TREAT GRASSIIOPPERS N
THE EAST.-Gencral ChanZy. this past
season. issued L circular to the ~emrr-
ais of division and pretcc:s in Algeria,
directing them, in dealing with these
public pests, to adopt the method which
Ia, been successfully employed in Ey-
prus. This comprises systematic seek
inc and destroying OF the @~ra>Shoppers'
c@g>, and also attacking the crickctr on
the march. It seems that before be-
coming full blown grasShopperS, the
crickctS, about Il month after they are
hatchcd, begin to march. and this they
do in large, compact masses for Il period
averaging some twenty->cven days,
during which they never swcrvc from
the line of route once adopted. The
people OF Cyprus take q band of silk.
from siNty-iivc to seventy ccntimctrcS
high and one hundred metres long. and
this they tie vertically to poles firmly
fixed in the ground, the upper p;rt be-
inc waXed or bordcrrd with oil silk to Il
width of about ten ccntimctreS, and the
earth 50 hcapcd up under it rs to leave
no c"reyice between the silk and the
Tfottlih. ~ StCcINu bhit - tICA HRC up'
50 as to form Il sort of gallery of gradu-
ally diminishing width. being at the
mouth somewhat wider than the column
of crickets, hut only Eve metres wide at
the other end. where iSa trench five me-
I tres LONG. one and Il half wide. and one
deep. This forms a trap, or ''Sy>tem."
several of which. 100 metres long. can
be placed end to end and transported to
any point threatened by the INVADERS
/ Al that has to he done is to wait till the
column of crickets has reached the
trench. Then it is covered in with earth,
and nothing more is seen Of the crick-
ets.-Journal of Chemistry.
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A Minnesota Winter.

From the Minneapoli, Mail. Jan. II.
Thirty below zero.
The windows are Curiaincd with rimc.
l~cirlcs pend from beard and nous
tacheS.
Horses trot in q coat Of silver mail.
II You have ears, prepare To shed
them now.
The cold Of the past week has been
extreme. This is 1.-The cold week. of
the Minnesota winter, but in no recent
similar period has thc dip OF the Their
mometer averaged quite SO low. Thurs
dav. Friday and Saturday nights were
remarkably severe, and those who slept
with an open window ut the foot of the
bed, sacrificed comfort to ventilation.-
They c~scapedsthc ScyIla rs aSphyXia and
skirted near the CharybdiS of congcla-
ton. And when they rose at last they
found The mcTcury iloycring in the vi
entity oil minus 20 degrees.
SUN-DOGS.
during these days the air has been
laden with moisture, and the atmosphere
zeal phenomena has Leen striking and
beautiful. Saturday was Il specimen
l.tN. AZ - btlbth INC sun i'h vi vi
IenIv in L solid bank OF cloud, and dur
ing this season OF moodincSS, two mock
suns, nearly rs large and brilliant as the
real sun. appeared in the sky to the
right and lett. some twenty degrees dis
tant, and horizontal with it, and these
were suspended in a brilliant halo.
which cIcircled the sun, the horizon
cutting off the lower edge. Shortly af
ter, there burst through the clouds.
twenty degrees further OFF, another
largc halo. containing. however, no
I duplicate suns. These halos gradually
frightened until they took on al the
tintS of iris. and there were twin ''rain-
! bows" painted in Natures most delicate
touch. And. above them all. neatly in
the zenith. gIowed the corona, the seq
mcut of an inverted bow, painted with
gorgeous dyes from red r. purple, rest
me on the outer halo. and exceedingly
brilliant at the point of tmgcncy. This
WAS brighter than the other bows ana
lasted longer, but it was lickle-tading,
then flashing up in I splendid are, com
ING and going. like the lambcnt light OF
the aurora. Finally the sun declined,
the fog lifted. and the iris, parhella and
corona melted away.
While the phenomena lasted there
was no nov or rain falling, but the an
WAS very heavy with concealed moist
ure. The halOS and accessory TloricS
ire caused by the sun shining through
4 bank Of ice crystal-a cloud irozenHp
These crystals form in hsNogona.
prisms, and the r&fraction of light thro
them. when all favorable circumstances
combine, creates the twin haIoS, the
twin parhelia, or Sun-dogs," and (morC
rarcly) the crown over.
On the whole, Il Minnesota winter ha:
its cOm~ucnSatinnS.
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TREDIToRS and all others Interested in the
- estate OF Lcwis Allen, deceased, will take
notice that in pursuance OF an order IF The Pro-
bate Court of Andrew county, Missouri, made
on the 18th day of >cptcnIbcr, ISL, | have taken
charge Of the ~ai,t estate lOr the purpose of all
mini>tcring the same.
Therefore, aIi persons having claims against
said estate, are notified 10 present the same: AMI
il such claims he not presented within one wear.
they may be- excluded from the benefits OF The
>aId estate: and il not presented within tw"
wears from this date, they viii be forever bar
red. ALLEN HOLT.
Public administration of Andrew Co., Mo.
G~EEENLEE y PEAE>"N, Attorneys.
Jan. -, IS1j.-nnll-IW.
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The Forest City Convention,

Just rs we 20 to press we received
The following telegram from IL. Nj.
jackson: II. j. Johnston and NJ.
licKlllop nominated by arc!amation.H
Mr. McKiIlop is M Atchison county
iuan-Mr. Johnston all cur readers
know. The convention could not have
made a better choice.-Nodaway Coun-
ty Republican.
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Why have trouble in the family? Why
smoke your biscuit, and eat bread cov-
cred with ashes and only II side bak-
ed, when Earls pays you Il biz price for
Your old. worthless cook stoves and
sells Il new one low for cash?
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1874. 1875.
The st. Louis Globe.

In the third wear of it, existence, the It. Louis
Glubr can lrlthtuily boast of Il circulation. for
its different ISSUES. such rs few of lis cctcInpU-
raricS in tir West po~s">~.
II may be sand Of the Globe that no newspaper
WAS ever 80 cordially received by the people for
whom it WAS intrn'ir,l. II was established az Il
representative Republican journal .a'rt the MEM
bcr~ of the Republican party III the West gave II
cordial welcome from the first. For this We ar"
thankful, and we Shall always cndcavur 10 ic-
pay the favor in tl, be-: lr->ihlc manner, which
i 10y proving that We deserve It.
Will" the Globe VIII always he in tn" front To
sustain the Republican party and measures. II
will reserve the right, as il is lis duty, or the
duty of any new paper, to oppose any measure
not in uui--n with Republican principles, al
though il may cItInatC from men acknuW ledS-
in@ all allegiance 10 the Republican party.
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WASHINGTON. January

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Mr.
CLAYTON presented q memorial signed
by oyertwo hundred citizens of Arkan-
sas, formerly soldiers of the Union ar
nv. endorsing the course Of General
Sheridan in New Orleans. and declaring
that the statements ma,e by him We're
true.
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The Weekly Globe
WILL. ATM TIC vt
The Best Commercial and Family
PAPER in the West.

II Will furnish its readers with the latest news,
slraring IA" expense To distance lis competitors.
The news of the week will he written and pre-
pared especially fos' their edition, 50 as IL put
the largest amount OF information into tine small
est amount of space. This Will give Us an OPP
nortunlty TO deko Ole q large share Of our pages 10
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l =
lfYou have anything to sell, always
cal or W. A. Price before You sell
for he is foolish enough sometimes to
give more than any Il else.
". A. Price has all grades OF Flour,
of ;hc best brands, and Il little cheaper
than any in our market.
The best Ruckwhcat Flour in town
can be found at VI. A. Price'S-war-
rantcd pure, and in lob sacks-iust try
it # ycu don't believe it.
Dry Fruits of all kinds at W. \.
Price's-AprieS, Peaches, Prunes. Cur
rents, Blackberrics, an | the largest, fir
est CranbcrrieS You even saw.
". 4. Price will sell. if he don't make
money every time, and would Just as
Soon buy Is sell, for he likes to keep
busy.
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Savannah Produce Market.
tCorrectcd by W. 4. Pric
BTYISG RATES

W. A. Price has now in store a large
stock of all kinds of Fresh Grass Seeds.
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AND LITERARY READING.

We shall also pay special attention TO Market
Reports and Commercial News, and shall en-
dc;ivor to be full and reliable on al matters OF
interest to merchants and farmers.
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order Of Publication.

In the Andrew County Circuit Court, December
Term, December 18th, lS.4.
Daniel :. Whitaker, Plaintiff,
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GIVEN AWAY!

TEERY person sending us 81 cents will re-
"a CcIvr. regularly for SIX months, The Sou
venlr, Il large, cighI-paCe Literary and family
journal. and as premiums. We WI send Tree,
two magnificent pictures, LITTLE WHIT
KiTTENS.' very cunning and petty, and"MY
LITTLE PLAY-FELLOW.' alittle girl with
her dog. Both are really beautiful. They are
Il Y Is inches i'll size, and are splendid works
of art, being printed in twelve different tints
AMI cOlors. They are bound to give satisfaction.
The paper SIN whole months AID two superb
pictures for only 10 cents. order. by mail, III
once. Address
W. VI. BUREOW. Publisher,
Bristol, : rnc>see.
Agents -canted 20 srll our iae ..:avinGs; So
: 80 . ~ nastiH uElt.
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ITO my old customer ] take great p easura IN
l. announcing that | fav- brought from New
York one of tho largest stocks Of goods IN my line
ever brought to this city, consisting III part Of
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take this method to inform the
public that from this date will sell
Groceries For Cash!
GOOD Groceries CHEAP

come and see me. Below give YOU
a few price,, all other goods equally
a. rbprn.
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Jesse T. Gillian. James l.. Anderson and w.
Nrirhf InfrnInnfS
, 1875-10-06


COMPLETE LIST Or THOSE PIKsENT.
The following IL complete list Of I'll tbs
aelcga,cs wso t,al reported. to the Secretary up
to yes.erd1y ovoning. That officer hsl register
at the places who're they arc lodged. 10 that any
QUE desiring ~ lind tho whereabouts Of FREUD
eau 10 10 without diflicu.ty,
H.
+. u. AreFy, Columbia, Conn.,. Miss r. J. AdamA,
Csaslnrd4,is, lnl. Mr. aul Mrs. Elisha Ale1sadv.
s.s.sr, js~ust.- II. Y.; lev. j. I. Arnold
Ns.top, L.; Few III, b. Archer. ncnUva HUGS
Ia; u.s'sy Adauaa aud wtIe, Fairfax, Ia.; j;
liuT. IT,. u. Angler sud wife, Ipswich, Mas.
/. =. /. Ahhutt and wlfs Newl1st n. IL. Lev. j. ",
AatlspHd aud xtfe, Marictta. T.. 1toy. Edmund T.
AI!en. Noston, Masi. Henry U. AbeFnothy ant wifs
Anye9!. H. Roy. 4. /. Arnold aud wife, Nex hut
l.ad ILL., Aa7. j. e. Armstrong aud wife, Western
J.. A. Akan, wife. and dsAhter. Beaver DAul. Wls. !;
George q. Adams, AlllsbOtn, ILL., a. y. Aa4ns and
x!ts Union drove, H4. Isy. ~ Il. A.urs, Lebanon,
n. IT, 1aoF. U. e. Adain4 aud wfo, pccatoulcu, III. i
Ges. IT, T. Aruolt aud s:ser. F1usileaos. Il. Mts-
And Ai4s A4lott, aulnvcr. Aaas. alr. aud Arr. A.
wood' we'd Maaison3 "l4; H. 10y, i Anarus aa I'D I'D
lu,nIla, Coul@. u. Ii. Anstcn. ManchesteE. Ii. 1
!4soI Assss1xau G8nb.l{s. Ma Ny: s,;naa ~; g.
drsu4 vt GhArle., Ill ai1s. .. n. Alluu, AeenAh.
Wis Rev. J. ". Allan, Ieslte, llcA. kev. ]. j. Alb
bolt aud wife; leT. L. n. AIarsws, AAsdla% Esst
Turkey; Ai3s Anitoxs, China K. T. Atama, Fsl1fax.
1@' As'' T. Au''' "''0ati i, ssh
Mrs. Bartlett Her. Q. bl.tsly aud vita, CsmFtos
u. T.; kay. J. g. u4tle1. Eudsar. 4o. " L Ae"-<
, 1875-10-06
. HOTELS. "
PALMER HOUSE,
CEITGA.&o.
Tho Lnrgt,St and 1}cst~Furuisl,cd
House In tho 1V0rltll
ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
From &3 to SIS,
ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
ENTIRELY FIRE~PR00F |
ENTIRELY FIRE-PR00F |

~ The rtoprieors Of ioe1a In thseaRo particularly
iLn racic" who .rr falsely A,lssrsiuY thrlr lin"
se'n - prselicslty treFtoaf, and yst pa5is " Fos
cent for frrraner:
llasing ere:te Flrr-rroof Hotel at an nddiEtonal
col Of Cnnsrnion of o7er half million 0! GOLIATH
nrd heng Mnw!!'n any nate! " ca,I ~ tn1f y,
hereby chacso sny Of yuu n tue fotlowing tri. sfr
the closing Ct The E1positIun: 1ho Cnef rs1nies"r
Ut any hntel may lring hi. back all III; sinnx he
can earry 10 ary r,nlicr In tho Palmer House pFnFcr
{,ut including ha Wabash hscnU cxttnstun>. in which
chamber The tutuure, carpets curtains, aud irrnrs
are tn rctn.in ~ thcy now src 4 ft0 may then tH
built 10 lis fnie q! the room. sfter wh'eh the door
ahali to tct ri3se.s for hoMr II. II TIN e7I4Fk
lion Of that tnc, The Orc hsn not spread hcyon tho
room. tho proprietor Of the opiosng Hotel Is u pay
fyr lhe damage by fro md Knoko 10 the furniture,
ctc.; h II lilo 6re extends beyond the limits Of tin
rno,r. there Mill not 10 any clargo fur the damage
hit will ray tho prnpr5esor se thnuHand tlollars on
condition. owcver !has l1ve Ike rriytlese sftr-
aslc. IN hour, Will r.y tho Proprietor. Of the
IIoie1 al damage to tho furniture and rom, aud
tWcnty thouealul tlnlars bcstdes,
rcl'ortts IT the money 10 bo made III any nank that
may be agreed upon,
This chslrngo inny b. accepted enire or simply ~
10 tbs lru.1Tuof quality Of tie r-ltatt i1nI,Ee.
IJr rEE: pALMER,
, 1875-10-06

Cost Of Agencits.-S Of Dis
tEict Se'ratsrirs, thrtr trAvel-
ing e1. cnesa. And t1iore ~ 7nts-
elnnariea visiting the churches,
AID ali other expenses. ..,.....
Cost Of puDljcaf;otlA-N.aaiot1-
dry Herald sincluding sAl4rias
Of etlltor and AsusraI A4;ens}. Il
Lest amount ro:ctIed from sub
scfibers. H,77l.+l, and for aa-
verttse1nent6, {',4A.43........
AL OTHER publications.
Coat OF AIninistsatton-nepart~
1net,s Of Crrresr0udcnre......1
Truasurer's Department. ........
New York Ctty................+.
Miscellaneous itanlP, Including
gar, furniture, repairs. ul,d
cars Of ansAionsry iIou4e, post
aga. stationery, copying aud
printing, library, annlvsrE4ry
1t Dtastou, annual meeting II
lEut!and, TRAVELLING t1Ianses.
honorary lucintxrb ce1tlttcatks,
6tc.... ......s.....ss.t..
Total expenditures. ..........
f{,fs1rA FIR &hiril th.t Rnhr.1
, 1875-10-06
SAVE The HEATHEN.
Meeting Of the A1neri-
can Board for For
eign Missions.
Report Of the Work in This
Country and Abroad
Gratifying Progress Which Has
Been Made In The For
cign Field.
Condition OF the Boards Fl.
nanccs.."Rcport in the
Nutting Case.
Annual Sermon by the Rev. Dr..
Andrews, Of Marietta
College.
List Of the Delegates Attend
ing the Sessions OF
tito Board.
The hppoint tments Made at the ILL.,
nois Methodist Conference.
DR.. Thomas and Centenary
Observation-Disclosures Cor
reHpondence.
List Of the Delegates Attend
ing the Sessions Of
tito Board,
The Appointments Made at the ILL.,
noiS Methodist Conference.
DR.. Thonlas and Centenary
Church---Re1igious Cor
respondence.
illE AMERICAN BOARD,


"fESlS1 8s'!'icEs.
AAo ane'eaa hoa'a o. commissioners Tor
ro'eia" st,7e'ohe' o1 TUG eohSfe8a'iooA' ChurcA'
so"Fouea IN "8 sl1ts-hf3th As'l'aal aesAton tt
,..s t"' "e" ttsn a. O'CLOCK sehte'aay Afternoon.
tAemoerH, including Representatives from ull the
Statca III ,bn .r,,;t,n ou,, tr,o, con,1 au,,,,
tue na1nes Oh tho roll AFRO numbers of thoao we'll
known in the RELIGIOUS Liatory of xht ItnItnI
statos, At tl,o orcninc ,ho h,1, wns ,ve,i 1,Ic1
With tho utemhere Of tt.e N3n:d, DAmy Ut whom
wero accompnnipd hv thor vivoa i n,t;.oo,Io
feature Of the aeoting WIN TIM larce proportion
Of old 1nan wilose luckz slIrwed all diagrams NJ
silver, from tho dark. irou.rr.v If militia ,co ~
tho soow-wllitc locka Of the clsge.ariau. This
sas especially to bo Teen Of, tLo rtnd ,.her. ,ho
.,',s ,,...:, ~ w.. w "" "'s' .no
FoHefashc ife3loeak. s3co"iri' lno2ff. nlId O1hor
otlicc1U OF the Board, sat. II wsssa ,,l1slunx Of
Ho'ulefA Of 1he Lofu. "a'1enea with tho dust Of
Tho Tho v.ly oDoro thu p,..,c,. j, r0r, ,,oco,acs
With largo maps Of various l'atts Of the world,
and mottocs, Among which tue following occu-
picd nron,incpt not;t,ona ahop: I'm ,onn,.
p'eu p1ou.t'eu* ton''!on' apon' 1Ao loom'
t'TAo Gift Of God IL Etesual Life" "Ths
Fied Iu tho World" "Iho EARTH Shall Do Full
o. tue hooEloogo OF tao Loii.' ""nsehmau.
What OF tho Ninht2 The Morning Couleth"
4 ~ an
nItlo ono ''na'' oecone 1noasano, anu
Small Ono stronE Nation.' "1sfaol blall
.vo.,I ..:,1s r,..'. ;, ~. ,r'..M ''S " 'ao
s' ho''u "'.n tI'a'. r., ae ware MOE heasenied
uprenc,, Amono tbo Gon+i1o. ". 1,,.o.-u nj,
-. ~ s"' ,"ut.o' 'u' opeea! saAp'o
Ilches Of thrist. His Going Forth IL Pro-
T.. ~ tr,o n,;n ..11o Th,. 1,a,,ars.,, ,.n
10 ~ tne 4'aln' Ae Inas beliesetA bAal NOT
Mako naatc."
pro,nn,tr A. t,,o srro,r+cd +t,,o +hn n,s.a ,<s.
'',' ~ 's "fess'''seA ss''s' >ho Aeoa1o "eo
callcd 10 ofaer ~ the 1teS. Dr. Mark Hopkins,
E1-praai.lcnt of Williams Col1cgn
M. o,hor ofa,ar, ,s tl,o no..I .x ,.,,.
4ue o'aot o'ucets VI *uo DosFd afe ~ IoAoTs:
rke. .Prts'a.nt-Tho Hon. ~illjAra Z. hodge.
Frudtntaf Gommiftet--Augustrs c. Thompson, ..
H., the Hon. nrlaua Hardy, Aousr Kingfnaa, Ja.rey
~ doFdon. Rufus Andu,son. .. D, Ezr. Fasnsworlh.
Ed!Huhd T. Alden, D. D., ]. uSo4 bradford, Joserh
b. ltoFeR.
trrtsHond'h1 sttrttarfes-Ths nos. Selah q. TTtat,
Nathaniel Il, Clark, D. D.
htfrfdina hteftt1FR-jofln O. Mekua, D. D.
n ie1surfr-langdon :. Ward.
, 1875-10-06

missionary enort fhe aud eoosI I'll 1ngta
eollg on tu tta cooutty fassey a. te result q nse
t4cta Ia 1917! tic Government vTant for eiuc.tton
~ 1nd!a was sao."D; y 1s7o, over tJooo,ool; and
Ten yours ago. returned MISSIONARY stated as pub
uo iceting In 'lifs country. tha shsss were twenty
Ill h.t iii. psessn year thero no ao coniaetd by
llindoOs and Aollanmedan"." /"
Favorable reports arc 1eeotsed from tho missions in
chma. This eohdltiun s hs eal!rches iu t,s foochow
lselL IL very encouraging. Quite seviFAl hEs rre
s.tlsd III 0uu district, Al hftutn 1aenbeFb adaLd
tu lhs Church. Thu ye4r opens ho,"tIliy At other
points.
lp North Cl!as, the year hRa been Of growth Ia
Chtts!an kno~s,tEe, y also ~ thrssian character.
tAe establishment ct ! nAt,yo miuissry. Tbs rsetu-
d!ces OF The reolo arc wearing swsy thu motives Of
tho nfasianarifa halter understDol; Ah1 thet4 Is
~ osen door for ihe proclamation Of t!le Qospcl.
1t - not cary to keep racs With tho progress Of
bare ueasy doubled their u,emterahp, wh1Io thttd
hAs tcrcusy been organized ut sanda. Ihs snisslon-
arics ass assruteu1d by thu olpaftunitlss 1res4sI
with inqu!rcrs. uensruus contributions from native
geutleen Tor tfa crcct,on Of hon!a for the sluca.
history. hit. Sttainaa Anh* tAs haarttess welcome
from h1 counsry1ncu of al clsAse1.
IN ntsrone*'s ~. To ~erf eo<s orasey on spreading
than thuussna snetnbess sthuoIA0usc+ 4rd churches
buit aut supported BY thu people w.aus help f1ou,
absosd ths Get Sahu4th the .oug. Of Tho tsaetu.ry
aud peaceful Industries, Mar& ,ae tusmas aboe. u
cruelty.
Tbs missionaries among tho North American 1u-
During 4An ,e4r lu7a. Dr.. lIohbs permitted to
oeIsp thlftytye Choc4ws luto Christian fellow wslip
sans number Of htitous lu lB74-i II IL snauIftat
that they are gaining III sttuusth aud sggEsAsi'e
power.
TAs work In papai land, Il morn than rsa..a9 tho
expectation With which 1t begun. III 10 1art u
te gtsx cld haYo Largo returns been made 70 sooa
attsf thu 'n,etneut. Tho ml..l,u Ut which Monterey
laborcrs, American aud native inpro'u ths oppor
turlty, sud follow up the work begun aud lssparel
for III AIss Hxntin still furty thsea additions afu
ported IL tho churches in thlt quarter. III Weatorn
Mexico. despsc IL u opposition o. ~ An1e5utulous
ward missionaries Or converts tho Word his had froe
oaurss md leeu glnsi1s4 III tls fth aud devotion Ut
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in the direction of fraternity. 1t was
so successful that it was resolved to
hold another this year. which is now
in progress.
Among the leading Southern
Methodists who are now present and
who are expected to attend, are
Bishops Pierce, Doggett and Kavan-
augh, and Revs. Lee of Virginia, Sar.
gent of Maryland, and others. The
friends ofpeace and fraternity among
the different branches of Methodism
are encouraged to hope for great sue.
cess, and we trust their expectations
may not end in disappointment.
There is no question, but that the
unfortunate division of that church in
1874, had much to do in precipitating
our national troubles, and reunion
now, or even the establishment of
fraternal relations, would do much
now towards restoring peace to the
country.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-14
MORE FOOLISHNESS

Bishop Haven has been the limo.
cent cause of duel that was never
fought, between two Atlanta editors.
The way of it was this: Some few
weeks ago the Bishop preached a SER
mon in Atlanta, of which the Herald
published a pretty full synopsis.
Thereupon the Constitution attacked
the Herald in savage style. The
latter replied in similar spirit and
the matter went on until it was
thought that nothing but blood could
settle it. Accordingly arrangements
were made and the hostile parties re-
paired just across the Alabama line, to
settle the matter. The civil authori-
ties were conveniently near to sup
press the effusion of blood and there
the matter stopped. The hostile edi.
tors made an exhibition of themselves
and the matter Of the Bishops SER
mon remains unsettled. If the duel
had come off and the Constitution man
had taken the life of the Herald man,
we suppose that would have been
taken as conclusive evidence that the
publication Of Bishop Ravens SER
mon was a very improper thing,
What nonsense Such display would
be uncomplimentary to two back
woods school boys who aspire to
nothing higher than q game of mar
bles. We imagine that the feelings
Of these Atlanta journalists after the
thing was all over must have been
sheepish,"