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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

k'eHT baFges st. Bernard coal just
received Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1887 l3 Madison street.
Fire hundred ~OhGIebone corsets, SOC.
KAHN l. FREIBERG.
Burn Coke. Sold by coal deal.
ers and the Gas Company. Is
STRANGERS, go to Converse's s, 81 South
Court street. eO.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
OIL. WHAT A L

Over 100000 Rosa Concha Cigars
sold by Sol Coleman during the past six
months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
ENR SALE.

NOR SALR-FIVE GALLONS OF PURE
u milk per day, deliyered N any part 81 the
city; ROOM e. No' %AADlSoN d.
nor sALE-A NO. / BOARDING HOUSE
II doing a good, cash BUSINESS. Rent low
Vtand, first class. A baSgain can be had. Ad-
dress B. M, this office. b
nor SALE-sHOW CASES OF ALL KINDS
n of my own manufacture, at lowest factory
prices. Show cases made 70 order.
il6-l6 u. g. HARRINGTON. AZ Monroe st.
nor SALE brick ORDERS LEFT
n with W. II. Order 4 Co., 3ls Front street,
or at yard on Overton tract, on the bluff bouth
Memphis, will receive prompt attention;
git o. III. y. PIPER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
ZOE ArKansas I've

Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U. s. Mail
Line-For Red Fork, Auburn, New Gaso0ry
and all points through to Pine Bluff, con
meeting with light boats through to Fort
Smith.
BELLE OF TEXAS. -
Jno Woodburn .........-.,mast
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 pm.
FORT GIBSON, .EA
Ed Nowland ................mast rA1E
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 pm.
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't,
Is Madison street.
GLENN & VINs0N, Agents.
On Wharfboat. foot Of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also P%ittsburg and camel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
Have YOu Been There, JOeT Reer
where. Sam ?

Why, to Coleman's Cigar House. He
has a new brand of SC cigars which he
names the "Trabuco."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

Burn COke.-SOld by coal deal.
ers and the Gas Company. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
For 50. Fran cis R1ver

For Mariana, Wittsburg and all Way Land
ings on st. francis and Languil, Rivers.
0SCE0LA. Bowman. mastar
A. Haycock, clerk.
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w on THURSDAY. 4th inst. $1,000
at 5 PM. For freight or passage h
apply on board.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
For New OrIeana

Regular Louisville, Memphis and New Or.
leans Packet-For Vicksburg, Matches, New
Orleans and the bends.
THOMPSON DEAN .--.,..-.. Jas Paul, master
WILL LEAVE as ABOVE
" THIS DAY. Sd inst, R
R. W. LIGHTBURNE,
Sup't Memphis Elevator Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

DOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE
r Office occupied for some years by X &.
Dun 4 Co. 1t is especially adapted, both
from position and light. for a Gotten ofice.
possession given the list Of March next. For
particulars apply to r. @, Nicholson; Is Mad
iSon street. or G.. d. Crockett, of Hollowell,
cneckett Il Haller. l51-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
STEAMBOATS,.
For Cfncinnan

For Cincinnati.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Companv-
For Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati.
II. s. Miller. ma.,or
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS ON ,.
w THURSDAY. 4th inst. at ~
5 pm.
R. W. LIGHTBURNB. Is MadisoD n,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

nor RENT TWO NICE, AIRY AND
4 we'll furnished rooms for gentlemen N d
French family. at 294 Third street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
For HaIIe's Point.
To Steamboat Owners

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
w ready to supply your boats at almost
half the price you now pay TO middlemen and
drummers. HUME 4 SMITH.
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main st., near Beal.
137-xx-7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

EOR RENT-sToREHoUSE NO. AZ MAIN
n street. Low to a good tenant. Apply 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

NEW YORK, March 3. lao ~p.m.-Ootton ia
hrm and unchanged. Futures are steady.
With sales for March delivery, Is 7-i6c; April
1 %I1y 10 -i9Si6Nc May delivery. II 1-l6
Il77sglI n-l6c; August. I7N@l7 13.i6c. Sales
for future delivery. 22.6n0 halaa-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
For vIcksburg,

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Co.-U s. Mail
Line-For Vioksburg and the Bends.
JULIA--"-.a........................ Blake, master
7 EAVES AS ABOVE THIS 0a
LDAY; 30 inst, at S pm 88u2
For freight or passage applyt to &4&AaA
AID STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 1M THIRD
Y street, Chelsea, cheap 70 careful tenant.
Hi MM. A. COLLIER. l6 Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

BououETs and cut flowers at Craig's.
133t @
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

ENR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE AND
Grounds, 8roems. good cistern and fruit,
f&n ufiies east Of the city on Charleston rail-
rosd, AisO No. LaRose street.
iIGEio W. A. COLLIER, Is Madison ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

Tue hundred pairs cloth CATERS,
81 25.
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LEDGER.
0flce, No. Is NadIsOa Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION,
THE CITY.
M IL M HIS
Wednesday Evening, March 8. 1875.

EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal Just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
l4ST l3 Madison street.
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Ledger, Ulks ana Charleston Rail.
rnRd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

EOR RENT-cOTTAGEs. OFEIOEs.
houses. MYERS Il SNEED,
H-t 29 Main street. up stairs.
INK RENT-sTORE NO, ~ FR0NTR0W.
Ia tetv occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
",oA-H $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

NOR RENE-REsIDENCE, FROM lsT OF
february, threerstory brick house, l4l
Madison street; twelve rooms. Apply (. A
a Dennis, go Main street. IT-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

The following has been handed us for
publication:
, 1875-08-22
What q Brooklyn Clergyman Thinks
Of Brother Snearman's Stories.


The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, while on the
Shore Line train On Friday afternoon, golng to
Saybrook, Cou1l., Was asked what he thought Of
Thomas G. Shearman'e exhibition OF himself in
England. and the representation he made OF the
kisslug habits OF the American clergy. "Why."
answered Dr.. Cuyier, "whep Greeley was alive
| used to go over to the Tribune Office when the
election returns were coming. and Tom was
always there figuring away. and. although con-
sidered him q slippery fellow, yet thought that
be Was snrewd and iudicious, but have had to
change my nlnd since these capers. Why, he
Will be skinned allvs when be returns to this
county. When tie newspapers reach England
with the e1position OF sheaI man. there Wi be a
dlfferen: feeling Over ahat he e1ys Nesman
Halt gave the ministers there very good advice.
He tod them to wait and aee whether Ax. Beech
ar Was indorsed by his fellow clerygmen in this
country, and hold back their authu41aam uuttl
they received the account OF wha+ VAS being
done here: But they wouldn't watt, and left
Newman Hall ont Of their plans. / hear that
storrs has given Tllton very good adsice-just
snch advice u should have gwen him II he b d
come to me for It. He told hlm 10 begin axni4
to rebuild, to do earnest, legitimate work
stripped OF sll vagarles, and he thought tho
sense OF fair dealing 10 the void would not
keen him down, II he made = struggle, notviib-
standing the funous assaults tAss hare been
mAds On him.
, 1875-08-22

death Of Willard Richardson. The appointment
] was made by Grand Master 4 T. Mckinney.
f. B. sherma:,, Grand Master for Illinois. has
inst returned from 4. Eastern trip in the patu.
Of 3 rac.tIou. the Order IN the stats will be
p,eased to know that be Is again It the holm,
James S. nidgely. the much-loved Grand Seq
1etary Of the G. L. Z. g., who las tesn seriously
i'll, is annouuced as very much te:tar. he has
been nt his country seat, near Baltimore, during
the susnmcr.
Tue Hon Georee 4. Vending. of She1byrll1e, IVES
in the cltr Oh Wednesday. He has recentl' pre-
pared aud delivered lee: ure on Odd Fellowship.
entitled *'1he Stone Ezet," which Ii hlghiy
spoken of by all who have heardit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cornsr-stone OF new building to be oc-
curied in part rs lodge room will be laid at
Sheldon, 1roquols County. OIL the 1rt uaY OF
September, By Grand Master E. B. Sherman.
King Philip Lolge, No. Il. At Taunton, Macs,
celebrated its thirty-arst anuiyhrsafy recently
by sts eet Parade ana dtnner,'in which about
twenty lodges and eucam2ments participated.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Herald. ia giving an ac-
At Athens. adds: "There in not ye'lo.-legsed
chicken left in the vicinity OF Athens"
All other alphabetical societies mnst hide their
dimln shed capitals before the Grand Lodge l.
o. Q. F. L. 2. B. n. H., which ia tie abbreyia-
tion for the Grand Lodge of Odd-Fotlows OF tie
Lower Provinces.
On Tuesdav Of this week will be given the pic
mic OF Union Lo lge No. Q. for the benehr Of the
Widows Aod Orphans Fund. 1t will take place
at South Clicago. and arrangements have i+=a
made for transportation both by boat snd rail.
The Grand Officers Of Massachusetts paid an
Official visit to Franklin Lodge, No. 23, OF Bos-
ton in ,nuection with tho racent visit Of Grand
Master Z. 3. sherman of Illinois, to that city.
After the regular exercises we're concluded,
Grand Master Sherman addressed the Lodge.
, 1875-08-22

dresser in her room and got a long. sharp bu:ch-
er-knife that happened to bu there, and went to
the widow aud waited. At length the intruder
was about to step into the room, and she at~
tackled him With drawn knife dar pgfy disputing
his entrance. She slasbed right aud left at lin,
the window sill while ho called to lis con-
federata beneath tho u1ndo*. At lzn3th she
gsve hun deep ono in the chest aud ho fell
tack and to the ground. Tns confederate
dragged his friend Oh into the darkness, and tho
lady returned to her elnmbera. aud was dis
tusbed no more that night. In the morning 1t
WAS found that the intruder hsd blad like sssstk
pix, both on tAe window aud In the yard below,
and 1t Was honsd some Denver doctor would re-
m one had done 80 at last ACCOUNTS. The peo-
pie mad special interest in it. because it had
been long time since tbe poiios have been aoo
to arrest BURGLAR and the town il full Of them.
, 1875-08-22
OTHER SOCIETIES.,


The annual session OF the Grand Lodge O
Kosher Shel Darrell was held Tuesday in Pytba
gorar Hall in New York. The lodge was callet
to order BY Harris Rosenthal tha Grand saa1
J. Jamison Raphael, D. D., G. NJ, acted Is Sec
retary. When the roll was called it ras founG
that 129 lodges were represented. Prayer Wal
offered BY the Rev. DR.. Wolf, Of Rochester, N
T., and the session was devoted to examining
the credentials Of the lodges present aud the
creation Of seventy-seven new Past Masters
Mr.. Gottheimer presented flag to the Grand
Lodge. which was accepted by the Grand saar.
III the sfte: noon the Grand Saar read his an
nual report. The Secretary reported l29 lodges
in good standing. and the Board OF Endowm out
balsnce in treasury Of %, ,348.21 (after an ex-
penditure Of s24, 4,l48.l9). and q surplus Of $s,-
Tue following officers were then elected
II. ". Grand Mast<r-William Rsnnet.
Deputy Gsana Ma4t>r-N. Nathauaon.
Grand Seereh.r p-sinon Meyer.
Grand 3Fe1sureT-Jostph fIsr11a.
Grand Naan-S Il. Mudenberg.
These officers wore afeerward installed by M.
". Past Master J. P. Solomon. set Of dls-
mona studs and ring. Vailed at 81, ,00o. were then
PRESENTED to tbs outgoing Grand Master, Mr.
RosenthaL
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.
Wisconsin Commandery OF Knights Templar,
Of Milwaukee, have determined TO make q visit
to Kalamazoo aud Grand Rapids. Mich, and
bave consummated the arrangements for the ex-
cprsoa. The Sir Knights will p1obAbly leave
Milwaukee on Thursday, Sept. 2. VIE D~trojt d.
Mtwaukeo Transit and Ra lwsy, and return on
tho following Sunday morning Citizens OF
Milwaukee will remember the pleasant vlsit OF
the Kalamazoo Comnaudary to Milwaukee last
year, aud tue hoapisable welcome accorded to
them The high repure of Wisconsin Coa,-
mandery will insure for its members distin-
EHiHled reception from thu MaaDnic fraterniEv
, 1875-08-22
William Penn.

Some interesting letters Of WllliAi1 Penn bs's
been found bv Col. Fornsy IN London. ant ST. -
over for tue great Centeunla1 Museum 10 4aos- os
pauleuce Hal They facts thev contain, we q.
Ilave. are among those cited BY Forstaf y ~
defense Of Penn against Macaulag's aspsts;oas3
but It IL worth reading sga1a that Peun oid ~
desire to have Pennsylvania usmed for ntrseas ..
but that Charles IL. desired tina mama 70 n'ot11 u
to Pepa's father, very loya! aud uprtshs ou
Quaker Peun's first chascs tor his atAaes x sx
.Eew Walas, hls second 6.lysuis, &4ni149
woods, And he notes 10 these iettsss thAt "
Pam before 1t il etymo!oelcally M3maeao1
meaning, in the Welsh ton9us. ''A haad. 70 VI
the whole title would be 1.-THE hisn Of ~
woodlands Penn coca On to saY OF VI
graut: 1T ia = clsar and ju.t thlnx. soa II
God, that has gwen It me through man! dlasa. =
n nation " IS. ~
, 1875-08-22
Making Up tho Complexion.

making Up tho oomple1ton.
Lucy Hoopers Pir1s tsstr in the Pldeoia Buttetin,
very curious industry IL Paris, aud one that
10 more c1teoslse than might be supposed from
lts nature, 1s that Of pasnts. pencils, and pow
ders Ior making up tue conplsxion, Most
81 the great performers, such a. Guer-
lain Pirer, etc.. have back room
to their Shoes specially devoted to
this mysterious commerce. The ordinary meth
cd OF daublug the face, first with white paint,
and then with rouge. finds no favor with the
consummate artists who teach the use Of these
beautfSinR compounds. For whitening the
skin. preparation is shown that il composed OF
some insoluble powder in liquid the bottle
must first be veil shaken aud very small
quantity Of its contents must then be taken IN
fine old iaen rag or bit Of cotton aud rubbed
round aud round TIL the preparation ha, peue-
tfated the skin t1oroneblY. This wash makes
the compilation beautifully white, wi.ho4t a
trace of the houruaAa of powt1er or ordinary
, 1875-08-22
BRAVE CHILDREN,
DispOssessing a Lion Of His Native
Home. and Keeping aouAe Under 4
Tree

! Dispossessing a Lion OF His Native
Home. and Keeping Rou.e Under q
San Frnnetsso Chronicle.
LOWER I.rE f,ke Conntv Ann t-Tha~a ia
a 49, HAah' Ieno oo"ne'' nuS 4.Anele II
sooo stun IN those youngsters OF DR.. Bakers-
every one OF them but my ya1n only concerns
s.4e se.u'' 1 81. ~ :" seAts' "aoo ne.
-spoe4 @uee ~ ne' "otuet tootn' ana demanded
PERMISSION 10 SO out oeer hunting with her
brother. Claude is about u years old. and killed
last weak sinca when ha c,n't 700, r,on,a,,t =:
49, -: ' 1A.~o "uea uJ ~An eeN n'n1en' IN
Nno oa5 A.uae @au sc-Aeco4Y s'eeps OF htGhks. 1t
was io O'CLOCK when the children started. taking
dog with them The mother thought no more
OF them until dinner time in the ayening. Then
she became alarmed, Night an, roaebine. ahe
gas half Wild. All hands consiafin1 ~ aonna fa1
or tyaIve miners. atarted ont. rone on horsa-
back and soEne on fool. Niehc cana: dxrknasa
sa1tla1 doSn ~ W tha st;,f vs1isn y,t ,;at tsst
scanned Ike 1oati, T3,a mnther hacs ~ frsnt,c
she hoard a ~ nccaaa,ons, own Hrad ~ s,d Ima.
that It was tl,a octor and rne in n,,rsn,t of tha
Lost ohldran. She oouId moi rema;, in the honse
auotber momeut. She TOOK the direction Of 1he
guns reports. as we'll al she could. aud started
after tie crowd, Il vas m,dnicht when she
cau,e no to them. There vas Scarcely = haif
oarment Of any kind On her bo5v- S3e aaenn.
ed 70 hays passed through = dozen deatbsNs1I
but tue dying. From tue time ahe joined her
husband and the otler men sle led The crowd
until. about o'clock in The morn;ne es ther
haard a dog bark and in nnoiher n1cmsut
we're with tue children. who wera ;nstan1lr
vakened BY ths noise. Theo it nas, .Howd'e
do mammal" and sHowd'e do. papaf"
house under :" "We lad tn fol-, Asp ~,
it, though" said C1alde. .Sse bara
we had to kill the first kett1eT." .nI
sure enough, there lay California f,on'
, 1875-08-22
i Lesser Passion Play Mt OherAms
merEAu.

|
! ,..,a ..tat Lan' n n Af Eoston lTans7sFE
tn.; y. eseus ~ py; :. sns Gnopt y. 1ne C6oeH
a s.%llar 70 .as sase'oa :. f4aH pas on 'aJ
mucn to1s sstoF scaie - ms nos oee1 repsesen1ee
sn stnee aoAu. ansteu =. tno insnense opre:a
snease, In's ~ c'ossa, % tneY III naSe " usna.t
ts. IN snis ~ su1 1M .. w. eoota1ua
.noss ~ VI ~ epee1.eors. "e "one oa oa9o1!
49, = w. Auo we.e e:.1Hney 'nIe1esIeo. LIZ
t .ue lsss1ou F'as' = sne seP :aseusat',a u
tna aaaetIns. " NY o9 LORI "1so ane'Ma
sIus sssnse i1om ns ~ aessamens pu3 ~ .nas .as
ns No ~ p4s.s OF esSepteeo' anu wv
at ia tsn ale aelea tne Ne" tes
..I..ss;"n d." !. s ~ - 'au'uu.. - ~ r.+ -
Aos'oa 1'ay WIS tho lese1se. Al!es ~
sh SUI n... VI "aestae hnts " soe o1cnes1a. ~
nas"ons aiIT-ess.d ~ anrt ~ a,n,'.f s,.sats
ens."n'aNa shnxt n-,Io,r,,s 80 ~ e'ens.s
ths cnrtain risas r.. o5arns a+an. h.ck ~, r..h1
and iaf. and hsant;fn. tah,et !. d,.c,oa.aN.
III rrosa a1svsted IN .hs cartra and nra''rsa -
ABORTION. man. woman and chtijreneg,ha ehS anr.
t.in fa.. Ind tia enorne ,.np so.in snnr,'nr;s1e
ve.sas 10 tie audience. THAI conmapcs ~. ss.
re. Of renreaentations- each c,mmsncro -;tb {
nro'oane: theu dramatio ranrssaot.ti6n sso,c
the Old Testamant. aud than t,h:asn 1ran, the
liza of .Jesn1. Ptrst-Tha h .trai ~ cs;c ~
, 1875-08-22

occurrences daring the day added to the zest Of
the OCCASION AS VAS remarked by lady, the
presence cf policemen o, tho ground was de-
c,dediy u1pecoas.-s. Is tl~ crowd was q picked
one aad TO; ..nfla incident occurred to mar
the enjoyment OF those preseat.
, 1875-08-22
ODD.FELtOW5HiP,


MEMORABLE OCCASION IN HEAPHIs.
| On "Wednesday OF last week the Odd Fellow
OF Aemphi. LAID the cornerstone OF q bu,ldin
Which has m interest FOR many members u til
Order all over tns Uuiou. 1t was an add ton Il
i local orphan asylum, built with funds con
t7lbuted from over all the country. The co
tuuche OF the 18th gives the following accoun
! Of the origin Of the institution, so far as th
! Order is concerned:
A il we'll known to our cttizens during the terrib
Epidemic OF 67J When the Of f4r city vert
filed with solemn funeral rrocessions instead af busy
AHarnas of tradesmeu, when In almost every houss
By benevolent societies to their brethren abroad
for assistance othese appea* none responded more
literally than the members Of tbs 1ndeendent Order
Of OddFgow1 The recaipta pt the Relief COMMITTEE
Of tho Order In Memphis amounted to thousands oi
dollars daily. vast sum w2s expended IN relieving
the necessities Of members and thvir families, aud
waen the dsrk pail which hung ovor our city had been
lifted and the Iresd disease had disappeared Arge
surplus remained IN the handa OF the Committees.
the purposes Of ths d,nsturs It this fund, it
determined to erect An addition TO Leath Orphan
Asylum for tue accommodation Of orphans n charge
Of tue Order. If4as aud specifications made and
the contract let for the erection Of the wing at eost Of
<l2o O. and yesterday as yer appointment, the corner
stone of the structure hid with the beautiful and
imposing ceremony uf the Order. Tbs dly was pro-
uitious, and 1t early hour the white banner of the
urler up tho hall, and those who were
paricipate III the Ceremonies assembled At their
Ths building designed to be erected AZ an addition
to the Asylum will be nearly rgo the main bui
ing. 1t will stand ~ monument to the h1eraiiiy and
tenesoence ct Odd Fellows and With the proper ca
dowmen prove an institution il which their orplaus,
Tor Sears to come mag be reared and educated.
The ceremonies Of laying tho cornerstone
we're conducted after the ritual br A. .. 81. r.
Lehorn. G. u. An interes ing address, Was de-
i,ered by Il. I. johnson, OF Humboldt, Grand
Representative to the Graud Lodge Of the Umted
, 1875-08-22
SOCIAL PROPERTIES.

Canada In 1914.
From Parkman,s a. The Old ktoine in Canrda -
Tue Canada priests Eeid the manpers OF the
colony under rule as rigid AS thai Of the Puritan
churches OF New England. but with the differ
ente that in Canada large part Of the popula
ton WAS restlve uuder their controle while som
Of the civil authorities often with ths governor
at tne,r head supported tina opposti IN, IN, 6
was DUE partly to an excess Of celerc.l severity,
and partly to the continued friction bet neen the
secular and ecclesiastical powers +. sonnet, mes
happened, however, the clerical party felt that
they could rely on him. or these rare nstauces
! the principal is that Of Danonvills, who, WITH =
| VILE az pluua as himself, aud 70 ING daughter
landed st Quebec in 1855. On this, Bishop 81.
WALLER, anxious to turn his good disposition to
suggestions or rather. directions for tha guidance
OF MS conduct, with view to the spiritual profit
OF those over whom he was appointed to rule
The document was put on Tile, aud she following
are Some OF toe points in it. 1t is divided into
five ullerent heads: 'sTouching feass."
touching balls and dances ''touching comedies
and other de:lanatous," :" touching dress. "
touching trreserencs IN church." Tie Cover
nor and madame his wife are desired to accept
DO invitations to suppers, that is to eay. lata
| dlnners. as tending to nocturnal hours and dan
| ge1ous pastlmca. aud they are further euioiued
| to express dissatisfaction and refuse to come
aga!n. should any entertainment offered tLem
| be too sumotuous. ''Although," continues the
| bishop under tue second head of h,s address.
'balfs and dances ara not aniul in their na.ure,
neser1 hsless they are 81 dangerous bY reason OF
| tie circumstances that attend tbem, and th.
evil results that almost Inevitably follow, that in
tue opinion Of the st. Francis Of SaIes it should
be said OF them ~ physicians say OF mnsal-
1ooms, Chat At best they are good for nothing;"
and, after enlarslug on their pers, he declares
1t to be OF great IMPORTANCE to the glory OF God
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gold, aud the country would Hoon be on the high
way to prosperity. Yours truly.
!. ". HuTcn1SsoS,
OF tue firm OF Shelf I'D L Co. Bankers