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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
The Centennial Lift
Offers the
MOST INSURANCE
for the
LEAST MONEY.
THE PLAN.

Any person, male or female between
he ages IF Is 10 90 wears, who can pas
the required medical examination, may
obtain policy in the Association, as
follows:
For Policy OF 1850. IT will cos. $40 90
For a Policy Of $500 i, will cost IA 90
For Policy Of 1000, Il Iiil tast 2a.oo
Mc,iieal Examination 400
t. keep M the eNpense- If the Asso.
ciation, yearly dues wilt BE- required, as
follows:
Upon Policy ei 3 25t, g. 80
Upon Poiicy If sao J 80
Epoa Policy 0f 1000 ) 90
To pay death losses, leys Nil; be
male upon each member according To
age Al joining. .--nc.sr - exceed tic fol-
lcTirg amount:
Bet gesn the ages ai II and - { rs
Between The s-es Of % and 20 100
Between the ages nf ii and 30 leo
Between the ages Of al and IS 80
between The ages os SO and 30 zoo
And an a8disinsal sam of ten cents or
-ach assessiaeat 10 pay expense. o. col
citing the same.
Ssould there he 40 DEATHS, there vii.
= GO losses, sui consequently m a e.s
n.nts, and by this plan the pnores, man
-uabied IL provide for his family, and
ecnrc them from want Or dependence
Iuus the poor as well as the rich may
,roenrc a policy In the Centennial Life
Association. and pay what il Is worth
40 more. no less.
Sec Pnki1 C. Wright. Dist. Man
tger. a. Fleming iIcuse or Cooper.
atave Stors
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

From the election Of Harrison IN
$50 10 that Of Lincoln in ISL, no
President, except one. Pierre, Feceiv-
ed 5 majority Of the popular vote
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
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- the "a - dirscE. coEvSaseat AMI ecauorn-
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NJ a. DEPOT, which TIE tarA pAny Eavz
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sioh Sf1a8is f3r ne -cetHlmodstion Oh
passengers wao siSh to stop az or start
from tie numerous large rotEis contiguous
70 fais s349iYn ard the Exhibition "a aoIl-
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sna 35F5-si exclusively sy the PenESyI-
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srssafa .9a iaths s2rie tcenisgis ssssa thea
sani nIses Of - sss. sss-a@g eaEtaasss tires fe
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are rkl - 's.Stsr sped for Eres,Ger distances
'hAn tie tr.I1s % any tue II t.g@ e1ntin
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IS e4 tisn4Fbi fsf krr 'saa8s: ss&vrtg sLd
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IA d-sAana Th- sn-s.u -a rse.stf.s
~. csr1iisEei ~ THE $3.50 sfsr4y zaaraBfs.-
,.Ir-,us ~ Tx 2 C--E5 15s.s EAaihntn5
lkF s.6slFI-EsT @EEhESf Isg NAeg D..
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
Celebrated specialist,
DIR. NCAI|1FEE-

PERMANENTLY LOlsAIEJI Al 81 FERRY
STREET, new No. 5s5t Fa y6pfSff, loya
where he has hesa f1r tEs. GHst SIX gears.
4 Re Hr, has rsasticad Haaairias twenty
years, and il fss Yiar gr.iGas. Gf fsFtf Ysb
aud American lEstltuLs1ns
Jae Doctor treats ny a method peculiarly
his oxn ana InIariably attended with well
-stan!tshei success. Persons eomlHg under
Treatment may rest assured of receiving ey.
cry benefit guaranteed by sciencs, sE 81 and
comprehensive sxpeI Itene-.
Female Csnasiats.-lD this Department OF
Hed3eine ine Doctor 10 prepared 10 treat in
the mot AciAntGf1c manner. He earnestly
soifcits tue attention Of the afi sc.ed 10 tl.s
lot. e, feeling perfectly Soa8GeEt that his
medicine gives the most speedy relief. Then
DO NOT DELAY, a. com o ain - hIch
~ e1rs53s to-day nay heea;n. lneurabfs IN
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
Best Goods and Lowest Prices
In town, at FRED DEANS, ON
Cedar street. 3m2s

A man who will not provide for his
own household i were than bt ath-
en-. The only sure way 70 provide
for heir sep. ort in case Of ycur death
is ny life insurance, on'y ,ou must
be sure and select sopn company |;
snch one is the Centennial Life, Of
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
FRED. HF.C lit.

Read the advertise nent Of DIR. VI.
Affre the celebrated specialist. 10 this
paper, who offer to pay .n= hundred
dollars forfei. f1r any tSSe =. unfer,
take and does pot rure Sus3I
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

Possessee : much greater power In reeloI
ing to healthy Stafs. ~ never pren
~ickHess. is rerinin and speedy n its tav sci,sn
II Is fast supsrselir,, every osher reHus 1srs
Siyfs capsule- rurc IN s'x or eiSHt ""s
No nsh~s medicine can do this. .s,,-
Owine TO its great success many sa.srs
tutee h ave been advertised. surh as fasst ~ stsn
Mfxtues, Pills Ralsams, etc., all oi "h"N
haze been aha nti0nGd. ..;sC
Di4adas. Dick q Cos Sou Capsule costd'"1k ~
on ~ Srad0flrood sold NJ oil Drug hsores. III
yor Circulars s-nd 10 3 and ~ NooSs asm .s5
Veg York. for one. 80
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
VEGETINE
Parties the Blood and IRsiG9s.
atcs the Whole SystcD.
ITS MEDICAL sAopeanes AaE
lLlIRAflVl. f0IIe. S0LVllf nd
DIBRlfIe.

Negftine Is made exclusively from the-
Juices Of carefully selected hArks, roo y and
herbs, and 81 sIroagiy concentrated, nat H.
will effectualiy eradicate from the sys,em
every taiat OF ScRoFULA. SCgofIIsogs HU.
NOR TrNoRs CANcER, GANcskoTs HUNoR.
EASES. CANKEa, FAIsTNEss AT THE SToh-
AcH, and 6il diseases that arise from I'm.
pure blood. SsIATiCA, EXPLANATORY AM
CHRONIC EHkuAATIsA. NkUkAL0IA. GoUTf
anu SPINAL coAPLAINTs can only be enee-
,ually cared through the blood.
For ULcEHs aud ERUPTIvR DISEASES OF
The SKIN FUsJVLKs. PlAPLEs, hLoraks.
B1ILs, TsTTKE. sCALpHkAD and hIssvoah
yEsiTiSE r has Ieyes failed ~ efisst . pei
rnanent cure.
for PAINS IN THE BACG. KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS. BRDPsY, e ESA Lii WEAK
MS, LkUCNRKhTa. arising rom u.
trInAl alesratlon. and nis 5lna diha.ses ssd
GENERAL DEBILITY. SEGEfiSk seis
directly upon tae cav Sc ~ th.se ca9ns asintA
IL inyigorates and and Strengthens tDe
Whole system, Acts upon the sacss fiss or.
2ans, aliass Inf nation. cares lisesaiion
and regulates the boHsis.
For CATARRH. DYSPEPSIA. HtBfTCAL
GD>TiSENENS. PALPlIATfbS f IHb
HEART, HEADACHE. PILES, NERVOUS.
MS AMI GENERAL pRa~TRAJidN oi
tn. NERVOUS SYSTEM. no medicine has
Eyer rf.sss sasA per.rcs saiisfss nsn a .es
all the org stis. sslid posse ses controlling
pow er oseE the gsfvovs sr-iem.
The remark ole cures eHs cttd by ESs,
TN have induced many rhysicishs Asa
p9thseaTies y hom are knoxnto IIsseIloe
hG.st usr In their own families. ,
The fact, NEGETINE is the best reheos
ct discovered for the above disease ana
- the only reliable BLOOD Pt RiflEhst'
3lased before the public.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
Notice or Rcadiag or VIII.

Nose naonSy Ia tAsra TO tAs pz-vhssev thar
IA any xhosfs's shressins E94eAInS-
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
YOUNG VI EN-

~Eo srs suffering from the effects o. 3 ossi ii-
u. f3.4les or indl.cTsiinn should sza Them
selves Of fssts, the greatest boon ever fhj jI all
THE sitsf Of suffering bumagffY. Dr
AcAFFEB will gs@yantse IL forfei; oas aua.
ssSs osfisfs for srsry case :, seminal SezI-
ne~s private disease of sfty sig,a or char.
zeter ellicil De -aaetLakee and faEIa 10 cnra
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

NEGETINE for the com plainsSfos whisn whin
IL Is recommended. ~ hAvin. a taEgtr ~ ~
throe bout the United stat e. than = ID ,,u
Que medicine. Whys yEGEr. Nh WILL
El'RE THESE C1MPIAINTS.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23

TIrros. Soveas-r. zsra. 1915
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-23
sANDALwOOD

Sold at all Druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
Active Preparations for war.

The following special telegram to TSn
krN from Washington, indicates the actin l.
~ with which preparations for war are
beng made 10y our Government;
AsHtNGToS. Jan II Four thousand nc
hundred tons of cnu ordered to Key west bN
the Navy Department have just been delivered
thrre.
tho MonunGaheia ~ the South Atlant' r
tqladrun has iuit arrived at Port ROYAL. Ihe
hroukNnis expected there to morrow or nert
daV. Six Thousand tons Of coal have been
ordered for Port Roval aud part Of 1t has aread.
arrived.
work on the d,ublc-turrrtcd monitors. four
IN unmucr. has lccu resumed, and they h Va
been ordered TO tc got ready for sea at once"
Why should not the Administration deal
fairly with the American people. aud let
thcm know. nj once. all that has takcr
place wlthrefcy,ncc to the VeNed Cuban
luc.tion;
Lotus have that diplomatic note TO the
Er,1' European Powers.
Il evident that war is expected; but at
lac sHm" tine spain is largely engaged in
.. purchase ~ arms In this country.
Matt rs ourht not to be permitted to re-
ria.u ~ tll y now are, not for day.
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UNDERFED SEAuEN.
The Lawful RRtions on Shipb onrd, and the
Penalty OF short Allowance.

six seamcn complained before shipping
Commissioner Duncan that Capt Benjamin
Thompson, Of tho ship Great Admiral, had kept
them on a short allowance OF food. II Is pro-
yidod bY Law that every seaman shall receive
While at sea one pound Of bread per day, and
Fix pounds OF beef, three and three-quarters Of
pork aud one and half OF -four per week !;
also that half an ounce Of lime juice per day
aud half pint Of vinegar per week shall he
served To each OF the crew ON long VOYAGES
within ten days after commencing the use Of
salt provisions. Compensation To seamen for
short all owance Of food Is also provided for,
varying II N ~ cents TO per day for each arti-
Gle iusuillciently suprlicd. Capt. Thompson
admitted thar for eghty-siX DAYS Of the voyage
tho crew had but hat the proper allowance
of bread, and that for twelve days more the
bread furnished was unit to eat; and that
neither lime Juice nor vinegar was served. The
r4tions Of teet and pork wero short. Instead
OF potatoes. yaus were supplied during a large
part r the voyage but the men suffered hun
ger, lacking bread and very often meat. 1his
not tie result of long VOYAGE, nor of dis
astcr hut OF leaving port with the vessel INSULT
Cionily pruyisuued and afterward IN neglecting
10 ca for supplies at ports directly in the route
Commissioner Duncan awarded to each II the
complaining seamen Si5in addition to his wages.
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l. very easy. nothing can he easier, to
u.ev loht of tho prospective war with
: giu. Why not: Let MS laugh while we
ciu' SO blood has been she'd yet They
~" oriy getting tho guns ready.
Nay not iaal,c light Of a war with spain?
W. ,ipcuh,r when war with Mexico was
l,uat,d What, simply to whip the McNi-
t.. u was looked upon rs only holi-
Las job. Ambition, aud promising young
n 81 h" ord to volunteer They thought
il', would he absent from home only u
few rIltl-. and would return covered
Niu glory. Alas, bow many of them
nc.or c1mc lJck. How many who sur
'lNru wee afflicted with a chronic Cli-
n.iic disease which mover lett them.
AZ 'ng thc Volunteers were FRANKLIN
fuacr aud CADB Cr~luNG. PIERCE
fDr.d tie bullets vhi-tliug Gin disagree
a. ." proximity" n~ he himself described
Dtel. h,ad; ht SCOTT mentioned Inn
.'''N prm"mary language i'm bis de-
FL .f,,.- ,anl tlui. with his ui>tquiou, and
ui4pcuounr devotion IN human slavery,
u...u ,.in PRECEDENT II tie United States.
60 aiNc wn- made Slioadier-Genenl;
To- div'tuie the gallant, llc lost his oppor-
t. rs .urtui'fary rcuown. While escort
H. g. sDa,iita he made an unlucky stop
Vs.. oh turu,d his ankle. and the consc-
nur"f Hulon,.. l,op, him nn unwilling IN
valid from Tie field Of battle. But those
wi,n lau once laughed at the war with
M'N.co ASA tlIiling matter, ceased to laugh
wl.Dl 'ADy -an the remnants Of CUsHING's
i..-. .o return To Boston. More piiful
ur- human cyes have rarely looked
They were literally living skcle-
,!sId uIIa,s,d ia the attenuation
'.'.. u4Io- by the vcrtabie CALVIN
g., IS husoL Two of them died in the
'ci within forty miles Of Boston. aud
'. rs o.pcd 1T rapidly after their ar
nfi. CON. tr1uSc, then in the fun
rl.l' u. manhood, u strong, robust. COM
" rd man, met thcn at "A public re-
,.'' In faucull Hall Twice he cssaycd
90 address them, and twice they Missed
lir. = wa; fer scveritios aud indignities
wu bnd been irh.cicd ON them in camp
iL,y attributed TO him, crronoously 1t
vas 9ii; hut hc stood unabashcd and UNI
N u.s. tii.ir orrosiiion, and final Y
tu" ,- 'ra IN Icing heard. But the APP
r.. ..oi Those shattered ANA tattercd
".D D. oi inea told those who bchcld
lh la't 'he Mexican war lad been
no'ti. % Go lau-hat
l.NW was il Nheu our own rebellion
niofo out WHY, the boys rushed 10 en-
l-,. itcy wanted to go South just to have
li"lriuu out ~ il, And we all rcrnem-
h,. i'c ho.-tful and mtimcly speech Of
W"r''N H. sEwAVp at tue Aston House.
ii "hch, with Il levity not Justified by
'H""lucW cYenis he declared that No
boo, "a hut
II ., ea-y notlius is easier 10 laugh now
AZ lhc inca of 20 war with Spain If war
comes. ii will i1yc its -ohcruud ll- CHASTITY
s.l'. II Is eIiin-,i~aa"d when we see its
rcll fol'ucs, ana the stern reality is often
very different from the bright auticipa-
tiun
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1rnaical Death Of IA Man who was Enticed
into the MhisSey Ring.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 10. b. Bmg-
ham, brother Of John W. Bingham and one OF
the noted distillers in TINS city who are in the
meshes of the Mniskey Ring, died NJ Patokn
Ind, this evening NJ SIX o'clock He WAS evil
IDENTITY uerauEed all day SUNDAY, and t9ld his
friends that he was going to indianapolis rues-
day to be sentenced. wnen he WAS merely sum
nOncd a. a witness I'm the further Prosecutions
Of tho ring. lie hadc several farewell. Al ten
ocluck sunday evening ne took q dose Of
cu oral, and slept Till four o'clock Monday morn
M, hen lac wakened, ana az hlsrequcst his WIFE
eight O'clnck she tired To awake HIM. but he had
been stricken with apopleXY, superinduccd BY
sciuus. lie fingered until sN o'clock, and died
wi bout masking sign.
There Is avery general impression that Gordon
bingham was forced INTO the Ring az unst ms
will. falling through weakness. III. if. is "A
monument uf business integrity ana honor. and
his death Is the result OF shame. lie died
broken hearted.
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What are the coat'u,s of the dipl m Itic
note addressed hy ~. Secretary Fi-H To
the European Powers on Cuban aliliI, ?
The note - said to have been sent The same
day the Pre-idenl's Message was delivered.
II is not likely there would be any I'M
necessary delay in replying to such Il COM
muni,ltion. The view, of nli the Govcrn-
ment- 10 which ii WAS sent. on the subject,
are probably already known at Washing
ton. And whether they arc or not,
what good reason is there why the text of
the note should be withheld from the
American people? We, in this country,
have no nced OF any secret diplomacy.
Tyranny may require such an instrument
tally; Liberty docs not
We suppose, in reality, the note amounts
olttle or nothing, except for the purpose
OF delay. We have a President in favor OF
war, and IL Secretary or state known TO be-
oppos q 10 such war; pnd 50 long rs the
Secretary, by dip'ouq,ied vices, can Ike p
the President inactive, his end is at
tairod.
NOW we are opposed 10 war, as wei as
the ~ccu larry of state is, though probably
fordlGrout reasons; hut il +, ia the power
Of Gen. GRtNT 10 bring on II war, aud IL
We have placed the correct cs,iuat on his
character, while Lee may be delayed, Ice
cannot be defeated in hs purpose. The
management of the state Department may
postpone, but il cannot prevent the evil
day. Aud the point which We mako c-pc-
c,ally Is that whUC ic0r Is p5obublc dHd
uuuinD't, INC pc0plo are hcpt u tHlorduca
! al . ID J r..
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studying the drift Of things, they must see
looming M in the near background the
dark cloud OF war. The signal for it to
burst upon US may be GRt%r special mes
sHge, or it may be- delayed 20 httlc longer
fui some more opputtuuc moment. when.
having made due pre- paration, GRANT will
sound oui The wailikc note.
The nd cations OF the threatened wal
daily increase ana if CRANT shall success
fully pla, that card, BLAtNC's attempt to
rdise the old sectional ana war anunOsitie~.
the vindiciivcness and terrible memories
Of the rebellion, VIII prove of 40 avail,
aud GRASr and NOS he. viii get the thuu-
dcrng cheers of the Natlonal Republican
Convention over the nomination to tue
third term
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
rnE COMING u.in uIrn srlIy.
BcucGt- TO he ENvcctci from H-iiow spain
Recruits her Armies.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-Sh. Per-
nit me to point on, what seems 10 he an anoni-
ais. f. the possible tronblc with Spain, which
journalists blike here and ia Europe appear to
h 'se overlooked.
Foreign and home journalists prognosticate
thar in w4r between this country and spain,
although nnGl victory would unnuestionably
perch upon our banner, We should, to use vul-
gar phrase. have the worst OF T. at first. The
being 50 fur superior t. our own, would lnAict
enurNous loss upOn our commerce.
To di-fiuYC t.is idea, We htNo the patent fact
that alas ne {, With 40 furti-n war ~ her
hands. unal lie 60 lrutect her own coasts. and
the confession u tins f.ct ~ Spain herself IN
her dCcl.rti.n M"hlisADd m Yesterdays pit
Ieis 81 thi- citl mat for offence coo. Iuitied
on her coasts nInn foreign tig-. she ui.claim-
all further resp nsitiAy Oeb Ond that Of pun
ishing the Olfcaftrs.
Again, our tNn .ucrrha marine has been SO
anninilated ht our lake wai. that II Is quietly
confined 1" cohs.Wis CARRYING trade.
But tie 81 nj anomrly rem aims. Sp,in for
over sewn Years MS not teen able either to
pede the SEED, .dNance q tue hDtratug army
Of Cubt upon ~ Vtna.
And 10 re,r.it tat se aimiCs she has so deponu-
lated her ichin,ni 4 pruNtuC ss that her Nelds
arr tu-uai beng lUcd ~ women. War witu
Spain nirous a. ndi.d THOUSAND ID, nut iutO
tuNan hands vi tun six weeks fruu it, inCtp-
ilon u means the capture of II 'NdiA by the
tuuGns. &C Is rufttuutr 10 thetn NY s.arN alton
Ia a fortnight; n means free Trade between TINS
country ana Iaba, and a consequent loss to
- va ~ the only sOulce from NAIcu enc could
raise 20 0uliar u means bohtion uT slavery IN
Amttt'a. an irucifccly appreciated Impetus
tr'. .ud' i',' S''n trte!y return to specie pay
luvltS. AlOliD.
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Az IlfPORTtNr DECISION.


BALTDoRr, Jan. 12.-The suit Of Thomas
and Charles Bno1, suryiSi partners II Noble *
Co.. against the Western Union telegraph Com
pAny, 90 recover S9so. VS. decided Ia the CITY
Court yesterday. Some time ago "a patty I'm
Portsmouth, Ohio, sem a telegram TO Noble 4
Co., ordering Two boxes OF oysters OF one kind.
and one box Of tn0ther. The telegram, az re-
ceiyed, read "twen'y boxes" instead of two,
and this caused tho loss claimed. II was argued
On behalf 81 the plaintiffs that the telegraph
company was responsible hy reason Of its occu-
.rtlon, TIRE pccliyc OF any agreement on IT.
bl ,uks. Jusle EloNn Instructed tue jury tn {
the telegraph c0mpancs were not con mon car
Iicrs, ina; The printed rules adopted bT them
became proof OF the caItr CT, aud that the plain
tn, could not recover; hr,t, because the de-
snatch Nas Gudrc ecd in ambiguous language,
which did not e. an Itself TO the common IN
dcrstHuding, ana. I'm consequence, the comp ny
could not be held haole; and, soc md, the de-
spatch Was not + pe.tcd. as required by the
lrlnttd regulation, ; and had THIS been done,
the error would hive been detected ~ once
Whatever ! " apuli d to the sender applied TO
the receiver Of despatcn both must notice, NJ
their Loril, the regulations OF tie COMPANY.
Judge Brown concluded by iustructinC the Jury
10 nnd verdict for tho defendants, which " us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13

The CnInlngfciul tdrCffisCrcOntainnd on
II ntuN evening q special despatch from
WASHINGTON or ,rrnot siouino,ncn.
'"
70 uudrrstand the Importance Of the
hints tI,.,yn ,ut IN hi d.snot,b il l.
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TINGS the editor of that journal, and Gen.
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'HANI' ihoTc Is ITO eli'"T III inc country
in whom grant contidos SO unrcscIYcdly
~ III Mr. HASTINGS and that gentleman
gives the President in return a strong
friendship ANA loyal support. Mr. HAS
HNc- doo-uot' .ikomany other Republican
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A Few Rcplics 10 Brother Moody.

To THE EplTon OF THE sUN-Su; rlease to
allow me small space ia our valuable paper ON
count 81 the false assertion made by brother Moody IN
the pulpit Accusing the Jews " rejoicing at the cruel
Xon Of Jesus Chris II would he advsah for BRO
Mo0dY t. so hack To ech uoi nnd STUDY OetCr the
tca'hlt ~ at the ola and Bible In regard his
r,mark II f. quite tho rarN. The Jews are sorry
for tue eruc NIXON o. Iurist nut II there arrOlcu
a. all u ID Curlsauity WHO ought 10 &c. ICc, oca se
ncy OoloNc Through hil being cucllcd th,f sins ave
Tor YCn Nd tAc ttiouptlOA r1MpNshed. BrOiutr
Moody must nav had bad teacher 10 study the hbic
uudtr. j. A.
NEW YORK. Jan r.
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has fairly begun, 1t will be prosecuted with en-
ergy under the power Of MOODY and sANKEY.
Besides the revival in the city Itself, there viii
be tho circlng line of REVEALS round about 1t,
so that the man among Us VINO would lly from
reli zion and take refuge in brooklyn, or staten
III Lind or Newark, or Newburgh, will ind only
that he has gone to n place where the revival is
quite as active as here.
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81. Louis Bids for the National Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-At a very large meeting Of
the merchants Change to-day the following resou.
ton was unanimously adobtedi
Rceoircd. 1hat the mcmhors OF tho Merchants FIX.
eli Of g. Louis hereby tender to the respective N
eculiye Comm tlees II iae mocrhic ana republican
parties tr tree ne Ot their Grand hall Tor tine purpose
OF holding their NAupuhi Cuny, ntlOns tals wear.
TAls ha !, the largest rnd a. ultompst room 20 TIE
country ana can Dc arranged 10 scat comfortably about
1000 u lcgatcE.
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Iudiun Agent insnll-'- Removal Revoked.

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. T. Some time a-o SpeciAl
lndisn Agent shanNs preferred wrtcn charge. against
g. W. lug lis, agent for the Ave CIVILIZED tribes ga tine
Cher keo country m consequence oi " lch an ol l.8
pap r. were heIed anu he w11 removed from hc' u
Is teu tnHt upon Ncl CATION n WAS iouna iiit there
WIS nnsu hcent grOunl iof ui removal ino nomlu1.
tou 81 Mr. Muutou of 'tissOnu as his successor has
WNetore Bees N..haiaYA IV.a tne selats.