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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26

The greater. great "unknowns' are now
in the field. Also the wsll-known Pa
nacs Saloon, Lacour Street, commences
the second century with all the heated
term " drinks and soothing cigars. One
price! One BTU I'm
REMovED.-Robt. Adams tailor, has
removed to Lscour street, four doors
from Main street, in Lynch's block,
where he has on hand large and fine
assortment of clothes, cassimeres and
vestings adapted to custom trade and
made up at reasonable rates. Cleaning
and repairing done. If
SOLE AGENcY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
next door to Dexter stables. II
SOME evil-minded person is telling my
patrons that my ice in Eagle Valley will
not last longer than about a month. I
denounce thar person as LIAR and q
VILLAIN. W. R. WILSON.
CooNAo. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou.
jade's. IF
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. If
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
W. R. WILSON has excellent violin
strings for sale. jy15-tf
CHEESE. eastern cheese Just
received at T. c. Poujade's,
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. IF
W. R. WILSON has an assortment OF
candies. iyI-2t
A HOUSE to rent. w. R. Wilson.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
..,,oIsco STOCK REPORT.

sAs FaAscIsco. July IS.
MORNING SALES.
50 SyppIHiesn-s.a 81 $3.50 ss'. sis
IL ~ could / Curry-i5s 1874 10
~ Pes; & Belcher-41 AZ
1850 Cslifornis-Ss, %"
9. q; ssu virsini.-55. So 55's ssh 5'ssso 5's
a rSoIi.r Potosi-76H
~ Vale 1 Norcross-9A ~ %
~ = crovu Point-l0 9's va
y EsntucE-ll liz
* Alphs--3oa IS 81
i l Pelcher-l7h l7's
"a Couhdeuce-l64 ioa
IA sierra Nevsds-los
I5 Utsh-H .
80 Fxchequer-i5
"A Bullion-43
"a ssg Belcher--IO
y. ~ Srsrman-67Is So ok
ia "a gJuustice-2lab6 ak 2l,.
,,d u s snion Con-1ss 1877 IL
as Csledonis-sa
TX adv Brysn-lh Ia IL
525 TROJAN cO0
S00 yirginis-2ia
1OO North Monumen.ai-s
100 New York COM
80 WDOuf'AtS
Is Andes-2s
ma Wells Fargo-lic
500 wsrd-l No..
100 Cosmopolitan-3oc
IA Leyiathsn-SOc
IA prospect-5s 5a
ism Con virgnis-70 Toe 65c
9n0 West Belcher-2s
$50 JuHs-S7s
10 Ruickerbocker-3oc
6s0 Baltimore Con-2a az
no Silver Hill-6A 7
as Rock Island-l IL
AFTERNOON SALEs.
50 Meadow Valleys
10 Raymond 4 Ely-84
a55 Eureka Con--ll liz 11N
go Jackson-3L
100 Alps-lk
$50 Belmont-3
SIS Leopard-9k 90 %,
so Jeferson-1
30 Ciila-,s
1900 Northern Belle-24 2ss3O 23h 22H 22ks30
1850 Gen Thomas-1k
100 Hussey-95c
$50 Coso Con-30c
so New Coso-2H
80 Golden Chariot-hs
1870 Ophir-47h AN
2s5 Con yirginis-56 55x $50
aOS California-ssN 6sz 5s7s 50 5sh SO
ais Mexican-34 337s 33k
26O Yellow Jacket-26
6S5 Imperal--4N
$40 Union Con-l3A 1917
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
NOTICE
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ANDREW
~ Mack and Hugh Mullin. owners In the 7.3O
tSeven.Thirtyl Mine, Highland District, Lin
coin County, Nevada, that IL they do not appear
within 90 days from this data and pay their pro-
said mine, ne viii claim = forfeiture OF their
interest according to law.
JAMES OYRIEN.
JAMES Nc0RE00R.
July 18th. 1875. iylkeod
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26

A man in Kentucky was found dead
with fourteen bullets in his head, and
coroner's jury returned q verdict of
death from undue excitement"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26

More new machinery will 60 into
operation on the Comstock next month
than in any one month in its history.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
Notice to CREDITOR.

EsTATE OF wN. scANLAN, DHCEAsKD.
u Notice 10 hereby sven by thu undersigned
Administrator Of the estate Of Wn. 6ranlans
deceased, 70 tie creditors Of, and al pessons
having claims against. the MD deceesDd. to -
ten months After tie Arst publication Of this
notice. 10 the said Adninis(zafoe. = Ailee gull
len's store, q Pioche, II tho egunty Il 1neo10.
Dated q IieeAs. jsly ~, ID
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE FROM PIOCHE,
IL any parties wishing to have custom ore
worked at the Alps Mill will please apply to
JOHN H. CoLLIKR, at the mill, who will attend
to the business and make the same arrange
ments % would II present.
A. J. BLAIR,
jy21.h Supt. Alps Nine Mil.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
EINnhRGIRlAN NEIAOOS

FOLLY of Ili FORCING FEutr-S-A GOOD Sl'TIM
uIiSIEhr. II.
70 me EdttOr o. Jbr IrfbUHr.
SIR: How often are children pushed forward
hy ambitious motGeIs or aspiring tvacicrs at age
wien everything is marvel 10 tle undcyco9od ltaini
Kn,wlcd,c II lraprI upon them before either body
brain II strong enough t0 receive H. These tcudor plants
should nc norLrd vita lcrtlrst cure and there is
40 better place than kini rentcu wbrie kiud ana
wlichfu eye constantly gridins against any iain"i
influence ami anrr, dn enlightened mud 10 slowly hut
qety drawing the dormant capabilities az the ohld,
GRADUALLY unfolding the great scroll of nature before It's
innocent aud onscuus ana preparing IT. Young
,u.nd to receive tDo vast light ~ knowledge Which per
wales ti.c Wori. VII yor permit NO. Sr, to do-crhe
r,rrtou attended during the luIty AZ ono OF these
schooi,i / tiat ID j. late IA the d.r to usk This
,,or, but anxious 10 dircrt attention 10 the sys
t aud cannot do this better than by describing what
saw.
l.a arIrrn ~ thr model Kin lrr2ariu and the ladies
of t1c Nor. IT, .nin school ur IIdrrga'tueis IT Mrs.
llc HuI lr, kiJns, ctlcDa!,d Christina, with
tleu,al lu.py aui informal atl, ur of plrcuts uld
,drn. 4. about ~ o'o.o,i q" i,ude OF the chiIdreu
1.ruIi ,Ji fac large, br -lj hirr Hn. through
.. .oa D.uIoYs "i which tnc warm -,d ita giate-
1881 heat l uuaontoI arior. On long tables either
.u,oi i. r.ou was exhibited tlr clinical work doue b.
lrlil.. o. t' summon Tram ny Glass for kulogpart
tc. - Wl, lud clio .. tIrr eoui 81 study. TDc most
RI int. artistic, and beautiful work WIS O played IN
ma -pdii"+, r,t-"o.A, pJpcrl1lDnt, modehhs NC 10
nn 1000 dHc.Cl ESQ all this charming work SUGGESTED
mar j. tic J.ity oI beauty of the artilcs In every
tot ot Iairr in every pea and ..h ihcr Hes hidden
louel'. winch the mind Of the c.d il a revelation
cAraul'n- ru' developing al h fdouilcs.
on three large tables in The upp~. end % Tie eh'eF
room me "Crrisinas work. made ly TIE children Ior
t.cr parents ,ymmctrca, and 'rhiily ari'nEed
Ii brought back 10 them. lour. the mdiF happy
houts they had spent while ma,'nS thr'" pretty pres
ers not in . conventional school room fro"ncd on Gy
severe mi. trcs= bet in the sweet cowpluonslpof their
loved teacher AMI the gentle influence OF the young girls
no assisted In her work o lovofroc 10 eNprc' the sou
Sand innocent thoughts and quaint qu' Ions That
crowd so upon n chd's imagination In the center OF
the room stool large ueo very simply aiornoi Win
brsht STAR. Gaea. slyor,d nuts. gold and silver
= chains, aul nlmhes ol .ltu- 10y SJ'W ciacice'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
SUNDAY TEACHINGS.

WORDS FROM METROPOLITAN PUlflIS'
SERMON BY TiIE REV. c. u. HEIMEk, D. d. Al i"F
ToMpKINs AVENUE CoNGRhGAriosAL Chohoh
Iy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF riiH REV. DR. PRES
foS AT ar AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
TIE REV. DIR. JOHN HALL Ar TBk FIT AYfNoE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCh-sEEM'N Bf TIE h1''
JR. HURST AT ST. JANEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. .,.
Yesterday enc Of the few pleasant Sundays OF TINS
Winter. was wol adapted for church-eoing, and
that tle opporsunities il offered were well improved
WAS shown by Tho tiirongs in tho noiSIOothcod "i
.he churches, both before ana alter seIvioa. lh
Brooklyn the Row c. ID. Helmer. d. D., who has
recently been called from Chicago 10 the care Of the
Tolnpkins Avenue Congregational Church, preached
10 bis congregation the proper method oi sustain
i,g church life At 81. Aan'5 Roman Catholic Church
ia this ciCy tie Rev. DE- Preston delivered diacoufse
replying the objections offered against the Catiio
lie faith. Ihs Rev. Df. john Hall, ~ tDe tIIth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, preached on the sub
isct OF learning tho will of God. AT st. Janess
Methodist Episcopal Church the Roy. DR.. Hurst,
President " Drew Theological seminary, delivered
a sermon upon tho necessary preparation Tor the 70
ooption Of Christ's teachings.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

acan The gods that worship now are erh&sps ny ny
.s x d. oi t.r ancient my iOlogy, Dut ey ~ tho sy
ideaof avsice Of physical si ngth ana ap'ii,n, SUI SUI
cess Does the Lord 20 sleep WY does ne ba'o
IN sDe WY does lie permit the bart oi Iet To- % sly
in "A storli and IN to he nigh peIsnnSi II 40 ~ih,
.lit would arIl be against The Church Oi God le
viii yilat minister Ill his Cabinet rio'lihS
lie Gcstrgctlun OF the holy ark Of saya'i9n
w.,ud hot tail dead before the hand OF ihe
ilYing JeHOyahi II Ae will. IN cne second 10 co"d az
ig.i a but ho wills not. And 20 wEiio tc te'nlt9t
low. ind tire winds riJo and the storm pedi'' shi VIZ
- oi little fibi shall We With tears IN our eJe aio
s m our hsaris say TO hm, Lord save rs for we per
ish +" Perishf With the living God IN mt Dark VIII
tie flod OF salvation IN your vessel, tAe blessed saOi-
meat oi liie suk with your treasured what, thoUgi i
tae aTree of earth engaged aSalls. you rs
t,ero power 10 dts.IOy mighty God oi jacob no
rs Nait psiicncc, and thank God Tor our eAlr
encc o ans Beihrlsin. so II have iat and 5ihd IN
our rock true the God that has called IA, WaH"s s
tiu noy eT n,klG eur Lord sii the tgnps., We sai
ono Jay victory, tGai sitJl dh"h upon 1Ho 'io
s0Il aud bll lUa-stainod DalneI Ot Tie GrosS.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
p4sScNGERS -N-iELED.

FOR LGNDON-ha etegHastiD D.nmo. Jan. 29-tiHlii
B,affc~ art wifr J. = Davis. ''S4 WOOL Nf ~. Vt
FOR LIVEKPOOL-fa Secin htp Spt.tJan 20. 'el 70
Icnr, tO iusUn, d. Paitrt.h, D." .ltllt - y. ''"
Ntss Jenkins. Wn. Clark. e.. Is. for, Frank a. u i'h
FOR LINERPOOl.-it ~ Ghithp EJt'lf tl. -. D %
q NJ Me!ggs. Miss ". T.. M'ig-T, Mise ID f g.
Meiggs Master john a. Melggs, Nasur an tr"--. 10
maids Miss louisa Miss llkr - ~ = 80 90 "
WeIrtk H. T. Ae.egs. mJB-cryau Eo5r. r. Nlr o. .ir-
symon Misc ada -"nof, (lIs. stern lcir ~ .t'iihal.
p,ht & Io.uspu T. D. In.sg. Nss II. T. Tho teOI, i t H
man. J. Scher, Don Rogue Nohuu Ladl'h 9. d. -'h =
ssmu. Brown T. H. But.rr. Nr. Il. v. luna"fsl - d. t
saunders ". b. pUrand Wallace Dur1ui. J. b"tI fi- D.
b. PhllhI = Miss T. ihilLls. Thomas o. Bee i,i.r - D ~
shall Mrs Marshall. MI Ap'l0n Tomas ke,, tli y -.
gar Thomas Abrlhams G.lb.rt Duncan Dn r@'t, ha,
MANY Waller Fl-. George ~nYFdeu R-!ird. : .HtIti.
Hughes Capt Porter p. snsnann. Ma itr \" ':t
FOR BitEMES-In Af0HA'tp tp AL1tr ., ih. -.'.f q h
mann charles y Wiet g. Ilultis. Charles y. sr ht'.
George Balae ~ e. Well. MIR. J. Levy Sd. u ~ i'.
Mrs. Is, ? la Crrmtr AOutz KOHL J. HIp'a, ti..- i"H
hTails,e. Jacob Less.
IOI GIA~ ,ON-Ia sq0fifD B,'ffI. Jan. 2o.fln's' -.
Cory Mr. Hepwoitb John Drane 4. y ton, 80 ". ro,
Master George NJ. Nesuius, " Opi0it D. .. F laEr. IT,
smith rNHul Moore James HautiI I. il.AbL, A-s J-n
uie Rankin. James lsstr, N.as ieles Org.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

which weIe gwen 70 Tia children at ne
end OF the festival as httlo remembrance.
Beautiful flowers abundany scattered, I'll accom-
panment to tire smiling. howcre faces of tie children,
who had conc before 10 O'clock bringing with them
lovely bouques, little presents, and some OF thhr on
toys and clothes for poor children less fortunate tan
they. The cuilIr all gathered III the HF-o ai-
iniung room, awaiting with e greatest eageieSs ine
signal 10 march into the kindorga tenioon Al LAST tus
doors thgOWn Opcr, ana MAS most iOV'y ssn'
10 sre Tho lolg line OF children forming nes! o'Ie.
aronnd tho tree Then. with folded hands thry repeated
a childish prayer and short sOnS OF FaSe " oou
After this very iler sting ~ innasuc saines Dos l'
accompanied by simple airs; there Wero tr.
birds liying in and cut among the trees, Duii"hf
tLcr ss they initiated mo leap OF tse IoS anu sbf
swimming Of tie ishes; they sawed Wool lhiuf ba,
rolls. and then tbes, over The ocean IN Verses
formed groups gf child i. tnS tic motion o. v
ship. indeed. there iisabof OF th'so o'ahihui
ggnoA wnicn In tlerBSsiv illustratet WEdt oossS
the kndergaTteH Is to young children one oi tue
sweetest thiL - il tho UNCONSCIOUS, unctnp
rasssd OF All tho children never needing t-e ys
TORS except Yhcn giving httie mod" or :" manu-
hiss Ia mHmna papa. IEofo was no pos nE or s.oN
ing Oh-ill BIN pcily anl Iri ifareAs i"cl WITH
tie day over, the CHI uscn wlth 1GalnE races pro
sentcl ter pafns wiR ittio giits ae Dy th"mSe'o"'
among which very D0autl vi WORK, rAibN't
larry Lls "mDdpins n clay an1 same DdperfOlilhS
made into aIt forms TIE Ddegaricn Il Out ana
We are going home" sang he children they gHthsiei
once more around taeir plety tice 10 5ay soODy Io
tner teachers ard to each Otiier. u.
Asc- York, Jan. IL, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
DECISIONS -JA>. 4,.

S.pf.nr court Ctantvs 3y Juder Eairelt Eaa.iIrr15t;r
Aui,' .f Nrf.r rin1L trIiUd .''"i co., ,,,,. sta
,i,rr n giu go. -, l,ssiuscl H.iD "'n.'d ,tt
COST. i. norluuuu Tyson a.. tl''ii 10 ~ fg',rn
80, . md 90. rfrnlaHt Att'ud upon iH' -N ," =" -,
ery , a, loff a M. lad suhu.l i' - ',r'rt,
F." "" .. t ~, IA. lr event Of she uiScuFtl Ct pi"P,,H
iri ,,t Is.t,y,- Motion dpniti Nih fl" ,',lS; ha.
- t,r.,'n -r, IL r.ilriJu ago O'itu ai ltl,lch q
=, 4. Sta i.,t Pcs tri,r % prnhe'uon erlhteu
l,.rrnttI-t have tHa'ia.d me tt'tiioui
= '..,l - rr ftr- are suic M SHuuciurn aud an
oti.r o@i isrfson-i reading thr-r aA'- see o
"l"' that the things in general were not
~ r., nd ac,or4 pt!! gNe uo pllnua i%saHc % to
49, aeaa oa re'; at ~ ~ ana let me
i,ll nat krs.l rMpuun 90 vac tie denied but defendant
ma, como 90 Iirrlo," AS ANSWER upon iae paN meht ol
al, ,s- ,ul t a within hio diss Iho udg
ma, cyecu o, and a proceedings theredurr to stand -
.srti uu Tho r. scrS Srd anu costs pad Hlnn i've
lgvs Mo,iuu durt with 81 costs, ana st) Facd; a. Van
No!kcnburg agt bHiute- Ieict cd To ,htes IL hudrel
o ~ poD. s, memorandum. H0Wch agI Van Sclcu ct
a-Mot,n granted On payment o. $40 costs mempldnCum
nv Judge buuoln. -LangtTfei ACT Itngertrd.- nder
hc opinion ~ a.ory o tne Judges Che sooi CA ~hch the
order Oi publication was !f hsuic,ht Ahd Sou- DC so'
aAide.
Svperior C0pyi-Hoscigi Term-By Judge Sedewick.
-Calcn i's SgL Urhtn.-ConIatt dismissed with COSTS
.,fI.t al
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
ctARLrs L. LAwRrycE,s RAlL

In the United States Circuit Court on Satur-
day before Judge Benedict, motion was made
10 admit 10 bail Charles J.. Lawrence, who Is
indicted for alleged forgery Of OWnors' oaths and
import cnliics. 10 was committed % Ludlow
Street Jail a3out nine months ago Thc motion vas Op-
posed 10y District Attorney Bliss WHO said the indc.-
meuts for forgery iayo'ycd loss to the Government OF
>3G0oJ0 There were also 20 indictments for conspiracy
and 80 for fraudulent Transactions, involving 100000
lie thought The bail il allowed ~ all should not hc css
ti9n $50 900 Mr. Noah, Who appeared for Lawrence.
-uJ tIt 'ho District Attorney sl"uli nor be allowed 10
bring n cumulative tNd. ncr judge btnrlr' liked the
ig a. so Ouo .tiur tuaf If II was deemed excessive
tr def. uuaut counsel could future time move
10 have n diminished Lawrence said that he would be
able 10 furnish the bail today.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
TIE COURTS.
CHEATING NOT LARCENY.

James Kelly borrowed of William Ross 800
giving him as security five worthless medals looking Ike
500 gold piecoa lie was tried and convicted Of larceny
by trick and device. Aer the mock auction act b'
appealed. and the supreme C0lrt, General Ierm' haS
sustained the appeal Judge Daniels drawing TINS dls
tnction between theft and cheating: /" When tho pos
session of property procured by artce or trick with
fonis deslgn while the title Of tho owner remains Nm
changed of larceny will be mado out; but the
owner Is deceived the surrender Of the TIL as well
~ the possession OF his property by means of fraudulent
then the Oicn5e VIII not De ono OF A
ceny. but of false prctensos.'
On a ennilir principle tho conviction Of simon Abrams,
tailor who was gwen cloih u make up put fpiu t'
poyer was reversed, the supreme Court, bentfai let
holding that there was no evidence 0i ans rcS or dNH7
used y tue prisoner 10 obtain possession of the goods
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
CElMINAL MOTIFS.

Al the Essex Market Police Cont Yesterday.
Fr-rck Allen ~ No 100 Division st, was held n 500 BAL
prrs0natins an ohccr
Fioht bncL-dri,crs CHARGED with driving hacks
crn-r-, each hnVd -lu Yesterday hA dus'l'
Mo...u al tns Washington fiac" Police 'odtt
IN the Unitcd states Cinut Count, criminal
hrouch G,trrlIy, judge Rru~'c -nenccd Emilio tl1hh"
fn t..r. liuI.e ol E'Uc iur pr-'t cpWi"fr
$40 l ueru.rl quinn io j. months Epi4~rlu'rt ~ iu
rrs ontv PrufrIary fpr trr1t.s com, trf-il sNtf
dol ANA Ralph t p1y uu." -lo' fgr rninh "n,r
tlo mails IN IN" cas- ~ ~ zane IN y" Ioll
sio wr, ctri of Wl. inc si r M t"unttIi, ~
cent nicsrl- motion made tor "f.cs. "i INE"' ""
do ~ ed
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
STABILITY or TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH

STABILITY OF TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
IN, R,r Dr. Prson 1t 81 arm. c'"ic1 Iym0e rIt1"h.
At st. AIMS Roman Ca,holic Church in
TwoInhst. yestcrdiy, tue Rev. D.. r"e,on d.
u,crcd tho sermon, taxing hs t.4t from Mat
thew viii, 2J2G: "ADd when Ilo ws- ct
tered int a shp, HIS Disciples followed Hin.
And behold, there great tempest 10 slc sr Ineo
much that the ship covered "lh the waves bn lie
was asleep And Ills Disciple came 90 Him aud awohe
Him, saving. LoIl, sayo u,: We V.4Iah. Aud Ho fatA
unto thom Why Sc cainI ye oi it,c iaithi Ihcn
He osc and rehuLcd tie !Ad- un the aIi tAeic
Wa. a great calm TAo diac,uiso Was manly 4s
follows:
Iti- . common objection a7,.u'' thc cd'o!ic Cu-ch
that she u.,t, VITA ey..y hint o. disaster and dis
tro,s nud TINT our Lord 81 'ias TO leave
her continually alone that f41 has been
suffering since tho day of her ,irh. aul Is Pcrha at
this moment slE ring even moro tiHn heretofore ON
every SIDE risr' le Jon ~ enemies II size Dee the chuch
of cod Say, Why dos ihe Lord "fr Ter pa ihif
wy ,nd seem t., b. itrr, careless whether slc be per
scent. of moi lie &, thc Almighty God. !io only
pcriap- nose OF than Of uiuh in tire objection ::
ol after al thr Cu IN of God a'cs s1ccad. ana thr
very fact thai she liNo- nu"linttio,nt ~" dih'Hr,
tnat surround her II Il l"2l q" l'r a'.'t itIi'. 49t
H. FOR hor the victory ~ not 5oi Her probation goes
before her glory. 49,
! autv and II rotsianis VIII uI 20 l'' objection
3.ut the Catholic thurrn ~ VII rcci birl more upon
themselves. Nua do tntJ Say 10 r,f4to 10 lhrlr dncu
ursf for although they have ndi,d 10 ,h5 niinNi 81
tnrr b. LEVERS Mthonfi th;t ti'' brsUu NAM @ tio,
w. 'hip ~ .n, t ~ h -, ,,rt,; al ,i. of oI ur
noinn@, II 20 sal D. "n f ' e " Gcrn % ,' IN
ii,.,1, and s,iIiy.Io,, ond tlc enult.o of ~ tine
ti -, ts i,r,,r crr,is f. is nns necessary Tor tne
div ,a ho,ts of tnnt Cnr .tinni Oppusod n, to
r i order IA drrty lir sliuc Ion holds good
,is, 49,, ,r.s,rI fn the uriuc..,r- uG niucI
Ir,i,on lor before Cirst cams. natural rel gion
l. - i'l. ,.udi, aut ..r.I.I Id lr drlt s.,l
i1,uch fl never nad Inc tloa,ai,iL pait ot tho me-
v.h,.n ,bc tutuotfI Church OF tiui ha. hal
i tIe -,qir .ri,s.r - ts objection g.. alter ai u-:
tt flih ir tnr religion ~ tAr5i; tIat Luln d1Danta
tr,f and tt t .fu.. OF iilt'i i.c IiIi rFy
IN inc v,iy nature ni llh srif b icy necessary
ior tho pnnh,aou auI cinoDLg of Intu: and that ~
me- rI.s man uil-. b. Lii.d up a,,Ysc L.D-.lI ana
pu pir.d for that guHtrf b.k-., "iit NOR 500 '"'
in- wnc aIs gu9u.d e,ts s1ail tr anlc iol0o1 upon
t.nd and tuti' Is,ii si.iil com" oIt of 70 cloud.
i.c ST., e., .oult ill., tir,. ..i} co. lt o i.c m rs
OF iaitA We fui p.th 3i..d nt "'.'7 OF %" "'" ''h
not deceive d. deceived. itu" tie word N ii- -F, i"d
wc know ,na th1t "hich aHr'i. to "3 ,""o' l" ,''
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

TErpARt1iON FOR CilEISTS COMING.
I7tf.r I. Iurfot '. .aH.' 'thrct lfCHgff Lpt' pap
The Rev. Dr. Hurst, President OF Drew
theological Seminary, preached !,s.cruuy moin.ns at
ST. Jins,' sl,,ois, J. .,Opai Cuuic Ht On, hundred
Hit-taeu.y.It,l,t. and M.aisoLayc.. flon Marx +,
% 5:"A ,vfi;,u ~ t'e prophets behold send my
messenger bo. Io IHy ,acr. wLl.h -mll peparo hy way
before TI.c TO No.cr Ole - m tie Wilderness
prrpaf, Sc tDr way II tlc LOid, make iiIs paths
stod.hL" Dr. Hurst said
These VOID, a,c au Interest To Us referring TO tie
hcrdd OF Chu,t- ~, JoLn the Baptist. lis minis
s. ,,us tie 10 face O. tie ii,r,, Cli.,t performed TO
li, oss and -uA-,u. nrsci rduIrd bJ any olse
~ ..th, resurrection aud bsrt+vu. All az THESE
I,- IA tII,i3 liv r "t ru,n tct kabr character
I''' 80 ''' W. ... a.. a. t,, ,,,'i On m 70
aloly 20 ur Iuut. \ foundation must always
pry dc tnc tf.tlocttls I'ivIr the prtarniug au,i
"uui.im ""t, 't J,,' '.r "''i iri l. "c S"nr VOICE
tp caii the people - Alh '".ts iIe,u.e"f c"'d tDS
IN lho sl-f, oi Ire pres go sims th,ro Ia notably one
eiIori enough 'i s'l' NO. eri On 10" m .tticr oi
trc scllf,usc o. the -o-i i"c Iu" a'a I"i al p"l5
anu excellence ui tu.4rtdu c must t,st IN p"n''n e.
Ia any a lf, tlrc Is tc tttc-at} uf ptrttB t~'
"as i'4 '"t-t DO ''r Owl -'iL l"' ''''t o. 'v' W.
WorI to Irtl lAlo t,c -'1l l"s Cn.'ta out lirc.
Iu,tc ha- never hscn ry"iW i" te ,ni''.ian '"urrh
tu1t b'' h't been hloN-a "J'"l ~ t'r hH""ir-t' ~
th,y tc lrir,., %, tuI'7 7,lNuut-. I"uN ~ tAe
Reformation w.i.I vu- npo,-i,cd ~ Ldropo by
Ia hrI and NcIIurhthun. 10 t.C superficial reader
tAry g.pctr to ha,0 wrought thIs Gitit rriorui
alone. 40 allii.n tLs Cuatut.'r Ol IutUrr ana
In. iusggiuIr of li. vOrl,. and 3i.lnuchtIun Hi
the i,iA Lut when tdct stlJ4 i,i"rc tnc world and
wrote aud tlot' mes "r'' ""D TO It pom, o. i"v
wanted cay ai tnry -II. i"r Wotd "Iu nrFrr Ah0w
WnO W.Io iHo hum"io precursors 81 ~" hrI"i nstion.
who pI,acus "nd VorAius iur tutlsi
hhi, i,dou. Alexander but up "h cmp"u' al Io1eird
u. lis tmt,rr f..I lu.p fil .ir.t- t." I,IilI VINO
ascs ne VIA, foi CA,ist h'"s "a" an empire TIM s1al
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

POI Wright agt. Underhill.
2e2 Low IS agt. Ross.
1898. Rogers agt. Ross. &c.
294. Allyn agt. Petroleum
Fire III. co.
295. Stewart agL Stewart.
80. Livingston, DC, agt.
White. sc.
63. Bernhard sgt. schafer,
sc.
7l..Plummer sgt. Tomp.
Eins.
10I. Weeueu, &c. ag'. 81.
Paul and =. Il. u. 60.
lis. .Pellctrcan agt. EqUita
hle Life Assurance
Society.
lIo. Pcilctreau agt Fquita.
bic life Assurance
Society.
1877 Matter OF Buckley.
ISL. kingston Nat Bank
agt. Thorn. ,Sc.
l76. .Gulick AIT. Waters.
ll3. Ode!l agt OceD.
2OJ Ruckcr agL Mead.