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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS
OF GROUND fronting on Water, Levee, Wash.
streets. in squares Nos. IA, 20, 81 and l2J; as
sessed b the name of L. A. BERNAkD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

TAX CULLECTOk,S SALE-NO. 53j.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City OF Ne,
Orleans fe 10 "a uib6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

STATE OF LOuISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-Ne. $50.

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City Of Me-
. OrleanR fel9 p III h6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting OH the corner Of Third ard st. Patrick
streets in square No. 303; assessed in the name
Of N. NJ DARRODES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

State Tax Collector. Fourth District. City vi New
Orleans. fel9 "a mh6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

STATE or LOUISIANA vs.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Sixth street, in square No. lis:
assessed in the name of JOHN GiBBON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
FAX COLLECTCE > .aI.E-NO. as,

}, w FA'RFAX.
State Tax Cole ctor Fourth Dist -ict. CT, If New
Orleans f.1g "a .uh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-Ns. $50.

STATE or LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOT OF GROUND
fronting on s. cond and Leve+ Streets in square
No. Is: assessed in the name Of WIDOW RICH
ARD HOWARD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-No. 500.

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City of New
Orleans fel9 "a mhG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-No. s3s

State Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY ~ Nov
fu1Q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

Stste Tax Collector. Fourth District. City Of Ne
Orleans fel9 "a mh6
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

Anecdotes of the late Vice President are
multiplying on every hand. One iIlustra.
tive OF his weIl-known kindness to soldiers
comes from Michigan. A correspondent of
the Detr0H Ne0s writes that in the Winter
OF 1923 there was great suffering in 4
camp OF $4,000 cOnvalescents near Alexau-
Grla, va. In response to a petition to
resident Lincoln, a "quiet-faced man
visited the camp and examined it's condi.
tlon, bringing with him two anbuIances
loaded with blankets and provisions. The
writer adds: The quiet-faced man had
nech making memorandum of some of
inc worst cases, and was just departing.
when weak voice inquired for posta~e
stamps. God bless you, YES said orr
quiet gentleman, 'hcrc's few and money
10 buy more" a thought seemed to strike
nm; Producing his wallet, he placed in
the hands Of the sergeant in charge of eoch
division crisp new $50 bill, for posta~n
stamps. remember, and turning to lis
gratlhed audience, he added. in his cbccrv
way, VIII be here again BOYS. Monday
ana SI VIII have Il different state OF thine
Monday came and with it the uIirt.f,cod
man ana board of surgeons with orders
70 "lScharge or fulough every man who
was wa not ready for immediate active dutv
HGw 1G:T. barracks We're built, and camp Misery
iii ceased to exist. The miCt.flcoJ J'n5 ,,,a;5,
was Henry Wilson," '''0''' i'i"il
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

CO.. a heGlMENT FOR THE CENrENy1AL-I
seems seems from the CommcrciaI, that VIM, Ror
MnGias' Md:4!' OF Wilmington, Adiutant General ' "
Militia of this State has effected eftt y snttIo o.
ment with the War Department of Deio
wares militia account with the Govern.
nao sneiLt IT, 1t appears that there is nearIv
@-o,OOo Que the State on account of IO0I1
SIands sra OF arms obtained by Henry DuPont
MAJ Gen. of Del. militia, durin. the war;
ana handed over to the Del. regiments that
went into the war. o''i''' '''' 'ii"V
- NOW, the Government has declared tbot
II IL tnese arms were used by United States
troops IN the war, then Delaware shall he
credlted with this amount. Mr.. DmPont
has filed his vouchers to this effect omI U,,I
tnere Is no doubt that the credit will ho
With the credit so obtained Goncrol
reynolds proposes to organize a rcnimant
Tor the Centennial. Ha has dcclinnI -
accept space for his rncampment in PbiIa.
uelphIa, but says that the trooDs will
ehcamp at Wilmington.
1t is a fact not generally known thot
IIiIenry DUPONT is still Major General Of
Militia. N He was commissioned bv Goyarror
burton about 1860, and the commission hos
never been revoked.
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01
MARYLAND ITEMS

MI =. 7; Loper has purchased a build
a. ing I1 io1 IN MIllington, whereupon he intend,
10 OulId a large two-story biacksmitL o,,G
"heelwright shop. '''''' anu
-Four horses have died from, +I,o o,,;.....-
about Millington, recently. and T I 'I,IAo9Il' W QUO
man and j. w. Blackiston have oooI, W, Ia[, lar,
hogs by an unknown disease. ''o'i 'o''
Robert A. Evans, near Rising SIM cooiI
co. Hied while riding along the public road
In On ms ;. way to Oxford, last Wednesday, Of
i".'r IattrU oisease. He had almost reached The
g., ~ G the recent term of the Circuit Court
y! .or dorchester county, held at C,mh,i,Ioo
t II Is sad that twelve indictments 49,
Io''hd NJ against one individual for vioIo+iore
y! tne local option law. The Court fnad
ZOO. '' making total fines
Y, B3,".r9Garles.-The %. store of Messrs. GouId E.
valiant, Church Hill, was entered Sotnr,ia'.
i'lsht' me 10th, and till robbed of a fnty
PENNIES Ieit Tor change. Nothing else wos
ir, 1ri'SSiilg' lhe store of Rev. Walter e
.y loF, on hent Island, was entered Fr;d,,,
LETT tIe i"th, and meat, -four sugar and
several dollars in money stolen. N0orroets
have been made. -'''i''S'S
NJ n Ne% Process .to, Prcserp;nq P.ocll,
blGSsfS' u 3s: Ko6erts, Fcllheimcr & Duncon of
naIIllhore, are experimenting with = p,,r
Tor preserving fruit. vooeteLio'
oystefS' DC, which ispurely mechanical II
extraordinary results. JTnfo,tI,,
iatfly they were not in possession If ti,o
lI INVENTION soon enough to send = r,rgo ''' df
}e"cheS across the ocean. but tbey r.'.,orI
i.r Shipment of fresh fruit and oTstoEs T''t, ~
1urGpe as entirely feasible. 4 i,r "f
ne"cLeS' sealed up on the 10Th Of Octohor
'"S opened yesterday, and the fruit w.,s j.,
rcaSoha"iy good state of Preservation ~
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

The TINES is published every Wednesday after.
noon Dy JOSEPH Il. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprie.
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION year 81 90 in advance or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the wear No manor
discontinued until all arrears are paid-onv at tbe
option Of the Publisher
EMBELLISHMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
seven Cents line for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-hafcents AlibcraI discount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adverti
sers.
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

UPON the whole, owners of real estate in
this section feel encouraged at the prices
realized for lands recently sold There is a
pretty general opinion that there is a
healthy and permanent appreciation in the
value of farm lands especially.
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

neal ESTATE SALEs.-Transactio IN vol
tS''.e nave been active in this town durino
'"G paSt week. We record them. 70 wit {
D4Vid Stevenson ana John III. Cotbco,t
nave purchased the +. Beck doubIo Ji,Si,
ing on Delaware street for $500 and 500
respectively. Jas. Taylor has also So y,Uo n,,n
'IIaSGd zee! one part Of one of the frame doIIIo
dwellings on Main street, near "tbc nonJ' ,'Jie
'%r , 3GOO. Sold by the Bank of Smyrno
All these mark a good advance ovoy r-ay 'iia' .il
recent IS! sales Of the same properties - '''
=, IN: Sharp has bought the dwell;,,, oF
MRS. Ann Benninghove. on "tLo T:u oi >.
$50 ~ ihonpSons) for
The following sales of real estate os
deceased parties We're made in tbis to,vr
last Thursday, by Geo V. Massey. t,,,st"o .3"n
VIZ VIZ; The Jos. Dsch dwelling. Main stroot
this thi town to Sam'l }. Spencer for sI.1O7.
s1 slis swift with the farm near Leipsic. solJ e.
SI'oOO, makes the estate foot un Sc CO..
Also the property Of the late Mary CIonGs
= on !, NAN street, to Geo. II. Williams ~
,GllowS '|I The double dwelling, one for s595
saeo .ne other for 5000, and the j.acre lot for
$3.50. Total, 81 ,4O5. '' io' ior
Mrs. E. Carr, of this town. has sold bo.
,,ttorehousc and dwelling 10 Col r. W.
Iuinnins for 81 900. This is for the buiId,
lg aiohc; 1t Is on ground rent. or has
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

REv RoBT. A. BRowx, recently nastor n
the Presbyterian Church in this town, dieJ
at the Presbyterian Hospital. Philadeinhia
on on Sunday, the Dist, in his 47th wear NJ Mr
Brown commenced his ministry in phiIa
about % years ago. He filled the nostoroto
OF hvG churches during his ministerial Iife
w; In Chicago, Hagcrstown, Md, Colum,
Ola' Ia, Trinity, Phila., and the cburcb
here. Though chronic sufferer from
nervous pro>tration and kindred ailments
winch affected his entire organism. Of
course, yet his sermons were freonantI~
marked ny decided strength and tersoness
a love Of medicine, or the habit Of taking
Almost everything of that sort that cane
ui''er i!iN notice, was q peculiar habit of his
NE. 80 persistent was he in this wLilst
mere that his ability to withstand tLe
numerous potiOna he swallowed ,vos =
matter OF wonder to his friends. Uc wouIJ
discard all physicians and Treatments tLat
III attempted to cut him off in thi, rrs,nlt
lie le't the hospital once, we arr toId
rather than submit to its rcgulations IT,
was Il most conscientious man. onl an
lrdent admircr Of his church. lie was mn ,,n
married. WIS 'l- |
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

=, Ihcre Is an unmistakablc revolt again.t
c cneSe funeral pageants that wind Their wnv
rom city to city and prolong the obsro,Iirs
.! Punlic man until careless and canri.
ciouS public weary Of the mention If Lis
name ma. IN the newspapers. 1t seems ike m
"hLoht to genuine grief to make a deaI
statesman the focus Of staring crowds o%J
''ItI "i.lhoI4 his wornout body from the rcstinc.
place which belongs to it. There i t@o
ili''Gn II, unsuccessful striving after di.,Iar
100 iIttIe simplicity and sincerity. foo n"cI' i'
local and official vanity. too TttI'. reni;nn -
appreciation and feeling, about the.ruon,,
!u! !u professions not to cause one to feel tj,a,
thlS Is treating the dead with inJio,i't,.
rather than with honor. Those whn, ,ra'ii,y
Ie|l ect mans privacy when alive on"Lt
noi 10 insult it when dead. A man has
li2ht to tie left alone in his coflin-Ii. i..,
aL"""' The State which claims him a,,
L, take him to herself and sorrow ''l a1onn van
o!"'tS and communities which rgvcro,.na ,,,,,
nm Tor his ''9ri'eS and his noodnn.s ao,.
.Fe "pl1oP:I"t" expression othcir fnoI;,,,i
Il il'ir"rai tHc' tin@> and the IjLn r.,
+ '"f me poor clay, ict that 20 10 il. Innn
Iome.-N J.. TI,,r. ~ 49, i'il3
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

r, APPROPRIATIONS ASKED BY THE I,cur
HOUSE BoARD-Among the recomnnn,ial ,"H
tlonS which it has made are for i,,',, na".
lantern Il: at Cape IIenlopen. Delaware " ho".
llght station, $1,000; for the constrnct;"i
oi dyke at Mispilion light station DaIa s.I'I
ware ware. bay $1,000; for continuing the CON.
structlon OF Cross Ledge light.housc. Ln;t
on rlp-rapS, in Delaware bay, S2j.O00. far
SS3pntl1huing the construction of Shin ,ioLn
ware bay, $4,000. F'"l'' III l'eia-
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

SPEAKING Of the young girl at laurel ,vbc
TWO weeks ago left her unlawful ofFsnrino ~
70 DC the prey Of dogs and buzzards, we
notced that not a single word was uttered
at the time against the one who caused bor
eEi,he-the t[n man: Everything was against
SonooH eno woman. Li True, public opinion has
I1fcea HIM to leave the town, but wbot;s
that IN the way Of retribution co,o,'aao,9 ,'S :
with what his victim has had TO SnfIsr IT IL
Is wen in the Seaford Citizen TO throw i,
some words now in this other direction =,
and not let the elimination all rest ,,o, nnon
the one who suffers the most and doubtfe
really sinned the least, so FAR as the intent
~ her neart was concerned. The Ck;ren
says Of the frail creature: aTh;s o;si -;' 4"
to be respectable. nodoss
ana decorous in her conduct, chaste and
careful IN her language,-yet, innocent and
uhsuspectng, she permitted herself N
Decome the victim Of base libertine.n
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

NOTABLE INcIDExr.-The CITY o,.ho.:
tLes OF Baltimore last Friday ,ror;daL ri,Ii + +
luncheon at the City Hall for Tho rosiuJ' rofroDi
Iient oi those who accompanied the rerioi, gu,
oi the late Vice President 10 tbot t'ilain' am.
among the visitors was Fred DonoIdcyy ilty'
T Thom Mayor Latrobe introduced r. T ~ '',ss' -.
SSa;n SSSEH;Ieoerate Major Harry G...a,r re-
I3 IMoJ9r said: Mr.. Douglas, let '' ~. sbaie lie
naiias across the bloody chasrnr DonDIlrs ,i'le
ILggPLed No Major (ii!mas. p ''-'',sa Us
ppioooy ehasm let uS -llE.' "'
d1,e. ILee country" Anothe. noteworthy Incl; =
uent zen connected with Douglass was that t'5, Go
WAS escorted to the luncheon room i,|' bv ne
rtayor pagt 81 Brown. During lunch Mr. .Jo3n "a
Isos sooD, Clty Register who was opposite Done.
.ass, was introduced, when Dourlass coIiai DTI
sP az, incident that occurred durin@ the ei.ied
-. Ill douglass was at the time in BsitiTno war
my pointed out to Mr.. Robb fence 'n'4Ie, q, tL1,
F1,ts ysief OF Lancaster and Wolfe stroota - 'lie
a,s.l aells Point where Douglass. Will, o Oh
TWRllr,entIee at the shipbuilding trade w;,h an
Will %tliam Gardner, was taught the % aIpb"hnt WIN
dssn tioa piece Of chalk by fellow apnro1 T%o1I
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

IA. y hitherto m.uili~hed Icttcr Of pro.i.
Gent ., Lincoln ha+ Just been ln#dn nni.1;a 'i,!'
IL ~ T"F written Npt I. 1874. to the wiInv GI'',
,h;i. %i u" ,th Jo!n Ggrncy. the English Quaker
!. !.I''.,'',ohl~t' n. The following i an extract
'ia much indebted 10 the good C!,r,.tio,,
people Of this country for tIrr ,.'n,t. .'''t'i',l
PRAYERS and consultations. and to naro af
ti men, more than yourself. The purro.es of
ne AilhlShty are perfect and must i,ro,.a;I
snoIsh we erring mortals NAV fail f. ocn,, ,,',,'
i'ny iI@.ely perceive them in advance, W.
Ion% hofn. fox termination of this terrible war
i' ion9 oGlor" this, but God knows Inst omd
II mas ruled otherwise. We sI,,I, w. al"
"a knowledge his wisdom and our owl! o,.,or
!nefeln; Mcanwhilewe mu,twork rarnos,I,. l-tG.
~ .he best light he gives trus. u,t;nm ny
30 bo morking still conduccs to the great cmJ sl
r ooJ JFot'l't III f,, surely he intends some great
Ninch no mortal could make and na @,.i n'a,,'i
'ould stay" '''''' ''' mortal
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

y, LOCAL PEBSoNALs.-Rev. John Moore o
raniiiia!delphia. ~ filled the PRESBYTERIAN nnI,i
ol thlS town last Sunday and will orcn~y :,
next Sunday. ' VIII o'cupy II
Frank Evans and David Street. two -,
our youths, have gone to an cdnra at;ono t%U oi oi
I4stitutDn ~ at BIidgeton, n. ]. T,Er q
liotfecker has gone to tho Pan,iri,.n,,; r,f", a.
Lancaster. 'llI'' near
g Geo. D. Thompson, of this town. sold o
iille olrd dog recently to a PhiladoInLia,'
ior one hundred dollars. man
DOS. Stephenson, one of our ip,lry,r;o,,.
IE9rmerS; la returned from his old Lonn ~
T.; r;hs!and the other day, where he had boa,
visiting for several weeks. He ' ~"nt zen ~
secure a small nheritence-obont 60 iS 200 10
which he obtained f-'''o-
3 >. Raughley, recently am ottorno,. ..
ID" v IN TINS town, is now running so,y nil
III oarolIne county, Nd. '''
- Mrs. Jos. w. Vandegrift, near town bos
S2keh "a the agency for the sale of Ann Eiian i,
Il Il onnss book, entitled Wife No 10 1''an an
me me story OF Life in Bondage" HI.
oooE Is having a wonderful salo o,j '''s
ann Eliza lcctured here it NAV rnssoaS ,l,u 'S
'uIltional interest from that fact I'
Dr' SWinney, Of this town. has lost l.;
DON OF surgical instruments, and ofTort ~
'e"ard for their return. See adv ,' ''''iS "
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

a Town HALL FOR ODEssA.-Sono t;u,,
ago a few of the most progressive citizono
OF odessa, says the Middletown T,-l,r ocr;',t
headed a subscription list and soon n s,,tF''
cent amount of stock was taken TO worra nt
uhe M commencement of a town hall. after
o,1.n,I ~mlch tn the Odessa Hall Company was
;de". e"tiz9o with m the following officers Pres.
ir Tteht, D. l.. Gibson; Secretary, G. W. Polk g.
Treasurer, J. g. Brown; Managers. Gen o'T y
y, (Woodall, j. l.. Gibson, c. Watkins. D. w W
GIorblt, VIM. NJ. Vandegrift. q. w Poll
r.; r; a: Hyatt, i. n. Moore, w. +. Annleton
me foundation for the hall was Commenced
last .c Nv week. 1t is to be a frame structure
a:, ooxIO ieet, two stories high, and will he
Tho 1'ta'teu Gu. nearly opposite the post office.
ne hrst floor will be used as a store A.
present there is prospect of the hail ho;nn "a.
so TAR completed by the HOLIDAYS that n5
will be given in r. Tho
nall will cost about $500. ' i"o
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01
The boys have hauled out their sIoto.

3 "A big church wedding took nIaco a.
I1ouhtry church (Presby yterian) at GLASGOW
fencader HID, last week. r.. L. NamGoi"i
9l Middletown, and Miss Lille ]. CAM
GIaughter I OF Richard Cam, ESQ. of Pence
&c Ger hundred, were welded in the nrosanco
oi Il packed audience. Bridesmaids and
sl1omsmen were discarded. The tbros
uShGrS headed the candidates in the morob
up the aisle. III 'ie lllarch
mere Is report that the Bombay Hool,
Lighthouse Is to be abandoned OIL IL
what are known as range lights are 70 '-it.o bo
cS'4olIsheu at Listens, above Collins, Raocb
"L "hu at TWO points on >the Jersey shore
i4 apoye and below B. II. light. il IookS
E'y EHaruly reasonable that the navigation Of
smyrna creek should be unguarded, and
,',;..ai wv 'itinK therefore there must be some
mistake in the report ~ '0'iie
David Ford, well known and Li.l,.
esteemed farmer of Pencader Hundrcd d;oj
very suddenly at his residence betwnon
urE'Seo" and Summit Bridge, on saturday
IiteInoon ~ last. During the morning Mr.
TorG had been al Kirkwood (his son Ien,s
Li Inc notel at that place. and returning ate
ms u'l1Ihef' and lighting his pipe, sat down
,iJ d" =. lounge TO smoke, when he fell over
and died without a struggle. 0'- ''er
1t mas been suggested, and we thinl, tbo
"ea good one, to form in Kent cornt,
HSr",ciety ior the protection of fish and ,n;oo
Inc he constantly increasing numLer Of
s'IIh a Se ana ottentimcs professional olInnors
ne systematic and persistent hnntin@
an anu !, trapping has well nigh rid the conntS
oi the various kinds of game heretoforo 20
plenty. Five years more of the lilto Iii
1Fprve lis o! the little that is Ioft ~"
SHtiHck ' - leIt'-
cottage prayer meetings are to Lo
iTI'' 'Sur"'ed Oy the Methodsts of this town
l lie HiSt meeting will lie held At tI,n ,nr'
,,IInagG' tins evening. These mcrtinG.
'nou$h new here, are quite common s.
many localities. \ few mcnhrr. an 80
,;Ie' IS'oincu 10 taking part in religious cxer.
,'i meet at the houses Of other members ,
I,Frhaps two in different parts of the town :
.rI: 'iG same evening, and engage in social and
'elIglous intercourse. '''' anu = !
The Presbyterian SUNDAY School ami; +
eIsary, IN this town on ThanL.s,,;,,;''. "
,Vehing, was attended by crowded. cn,= a
tts"tion. f. V. Cooper, the Supcrintend. n
~, nt Iohuucted the exercises; DR.. Swinnev
ueeu as chorlster, and Miss Mollie Cooney
= o5 leSiGeu I at the organ. The Superintendent Il
eau MS annual report, which showed tho ii
IHooi ,i 10 be in flourishing condition la
mere are ll5 teachers and scholars an III
lTrease ISI over last year. The missionor, OF
DliTc'lohs amounted to about SlOg A soI9 WI
haue Spruance daughter of Horace st
Id;oJ lance was appreciated by the large or
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

MOODY AND SANKEY IN PurL,ur,,.,,,,
iI'N' sunday was really the boo;n,,;,,,, =
~, an" Hahkey revival in Philadrl,,l,;,
III " '"' IaSt Week the cvangclists hov.i''
."INi"@ To The Christians, TO excite tI,a,,,
H "oFH among the unreccucrotcL.
sunday afternoon, Mr.. Moody Ln'l.,, ""l
'"'' MS not shot at the sinners ,lir,ct. a,'} ~
ne l'"hnGd ms operations so well tLat ,.,.,' .'-a.
i. aiio' 'ol"' In the morning. whom ~
GiI ii,SIiol was by tickets. the Lujllin,, ,,,
riile"' Out TINS was the last Of the .,r,.:,.'.
,,,',I onuIGh members, and there wcrc ~,
,,lD,, concentrations. In the artcrnoon
10 .t+a,,p} ,,iI uhrohV'rted women We're invited
in - i'o' oAi y was the building tlIcd |
many Were turned away n, vy,.re ''.>' 'S
~. ~ MI Moody aimed his darts ,li,.,., -!
'"' ,""menS hearts, and whiI. La ,,. ''
'cHAinG Two thirds of his audit,,s ,, ~
'' HI.t races IN their handkercbior. r.
l,,, ~, "IS SHOWN at the end of the m.oti,,,,
ft Nv" thousand ladies arising TO h, ,.,,,.aI
c,,.' - 'hTh gong into tie inoui,v ro1,,,.
i. Ililt'ial comfort. In the cvcni1.. ,i
I,|,.' was hilcd again with mon on,l
ana the afternoon mcctinr ,ra,' - ''''''
u''iIiioSi exactly. Mr. N[oodv's ,no,,Il,, l,,',
,i' i'.' al E"hl'htS touched alike the Lc,rt, -
n.y. 'lie oul& ana the old and many stror,,
a ,,,l ",Ie weeping when he SAT dovrn
c',,',S me 'oO men and bows who ,,,.o
oI prayer there We're in the front sc.t 't".e ,,r
''o!I' evidently brothers, dressed alilo 40 $
iIt2nl' iI.5i manly little fellows. who 'i" hai !
istrned with interest to Mr. Moojy,. 'I;o I .
2''5r, when the call was made far ,II - y
t'"u up VINO ieit an interest in tLrir ,"',i !" c
ne = o' thrm. th" Younger without ionl,;,1,'
:, I'M nIS brother, hesitatod minute and INK
o"I'a,! 'oL' up, square and straight His brotbnr
ooM'' ,oM up IN surprise, and in n rnin,,ta Is
ntoe,. nt.e was beside him. and with ,,,,s ar'ns q
nanlv I"out each others nccks the two u
IL 'rfy fSr lltIIe brothers stood up together to
oncI,inp ON Ior PRAYERS 1t was more beautiful and "
onIJ say 'Ii"5l ~, anything that the minister 3
'u'" Sily.-PhI1da. T.a,cs nj II,,,,I,., $
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

!. a large lot of Shingles from North a..
una Ix24 inches, the best IN the ,,o.IluV SarV-
Ior w 20 per thousand, at Worden,s Tmrnhas, TDIhes,
Smyrna times., 1875-12-01

lHE BROAD CnrRcH.-Tbo L.L....y
says OF the recent New York co,,.,, t'',.''"'
'omgresS !! IRE OF Episcopal clcrgymen '''''' u
me most remarkable thing in tI,, oo,,
Tres, on the whole, was the consm,,,o,, .x ,",''
PROOF afforded ofthe existence on ,''.t'
ol PF9ad Churchmcn, both am0na - ciar,,,.,,-l'i
al" iaymen. Ten years ago tbore ,ioi ,,'o'
properly speaking, no Broad Church ,ont,,! "",!
"ut 1t 10" embraces many of the wis.,
lioS' progressive and industrious of ,l'"
all. The Broad Churcbmen n.o ." mem
"i'lout exception, on the sidcof toIcrat;,, ti,,'
;,l'u active Christian work. and thcv stanI
IN purpose and labor, by the sidr - r',iu i
most ihtelHgent and thoughtful Cy,;',;' 'Ii'
VI other names. Their growth ba. iol
sly Ut the expense, or rather :, 81
Ipt!."itage p!. OF Low Churchmen. ln,t ,,a'',. W
are at present. to tbo;r o,.s
a. "'"'IhtaSe, acting with them. Nor Ia I
~ Er; broad Church sentiment of Americar
t',ii;:copaliahS Savor a. in England. of Int;
or Indifference. II i n,,'oL ,'''
more T manly and revercnt, and ,ao,, M" T;ii
i'r' !, John Cotton Smith and PbiII;ns Pna11 ilh'
40 not hnd 1t Necessary to be- sI.n,'t;',s I"GNs
bti'u.e beI' they are not bigots. As a wboIo
Dotn o' Ill the men who made il and in H.,
'" '"lue Hi ln thelr papers and addresses this
second Church congress was nm o,,.i' 'lilS
-grroL its ;,i Importance to the EpisconoI
,a n.urcil VIII be great and other C6rist;dpml
',,,i'o' ,,J ahord to pass it by without not;nn
iIu next year people will pay moro 80,
~" " the congress than ever"