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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
First Monday in May, 1876,

and plead answer dsmur 10 C0nplainaRi's Bill,
the same Will BE taken fer confessed them. aad
set for hearing ana also that copy Of this
order bs published for four successive weeks in the
Wing and Tribune, newspaper published in jackson
D. u WISDOM. c. L N.
By u l. TEsTT, d {. Z l..
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

We are authorized to announce JoHN
II. FREEZING as candidate for Sheriff Of
Madison county. Election 1st Thursday
in August next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
saturday, April 2and, ls70,

John Il. Duke, Trustee, vs.. P. ?. Howard
DI virtue Of decree Of sale entered in the above
ID cause on the 18th day Of January, 1916, will sell
public auction the highest bidder in front Of the
narlh door % lhe Count Hon.. ia I.rk.nn. Iann.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

Saturday, April sth, lS76,
within Heal hours. the following described Of
land lying Madison County, Tennessee, and bounded
aud described follows.
Beginning 0a stake. the northeast corner Of The
gina tract in Edmondson's line thence south
~ poles 10 stake IN field, the northwest of
Iohnson's +oel acre tract thence east CO poles
small maple, with poplar pointer thence north "a
poles stalr another corner u sad Johnsons 40
the s 20 poles "a small hickory, with red
oak and gus pnlacrs, the northeast Of the
thence north - poles 10 duuood, with hickory and
white oak pointers the northeast corner % the org
nal tract fhencc ls9 poles 20 the heE Euincon-
tanning - 12s-le0 acres more or less
Terms OF Sale-ila q credit 81 seven months. Notes
with good security required. and eiu retained Equi-
~ Of redemption right 81 reParchase barred alter
confirmation 81 report ~ sale.
j.. N. WISDOM &. & 81.
~ II. l. Ncsry. ID. 4. a n.
Corr. hcrs Namnrr. s..l.. InnrIl Nv.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
GHANCERY SALE
Farming Lands

Chaneery Side Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court, County of Madison, Tenn.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

Respectfully yours,
J G Underwood, Jno Hester,
J G Fields, W N Blackburn,
J II Bennett, J NJ Sellars,
J II Norman, J c HOusley,
A II Oliver, VI Il Chambers,
Allen Oliver, A q Graham.
W II Owen, Ben May.
II Hester, Al Murphy,
A Starett, J II jackson.
w c BlantOn, Alex Carroway,
L Terrill, f G. Richardson,
II Z Oglesby, F L Martin.
L Wood, L B Inman,
J f Mangrum, NJ L King,
G Cunningham, III Marshall,
n Fisher, G Fox,
L Hendricks, G Barker,
I c Bradshaw, 5 NJ. Mcdaniel,
F. Herring, WB Clois,
A Parkman, + A Caulley,
B + Marshall, w a Page,
F Wilson, g w GrOOms,
II A Miller, L & Clois,
G W Phebus, J w Thorn,
J r Ellington, F Williams,
T II G Perry, J N Garry,
J A Woods, y Fields,
j G Alexander, Curry,
n Blakely, M Hutchinson,
+ NJ Wilson, A J Fuller,
w II Coldwell, W b Grey,
J 5 ClOar, JnO Bennett,
w NJ Crawford, John Moser,
w 4 Brewer, G II MOser,
II 4 Buchanan A " Thomas,
,Jshn ClOar, DIR J G. Edwards,
J J Bracken, Il ID COldwell,
DIR II Harrison, 7 n Mckee,
J T Her, II & Calls,
& Faux, q CrittendOn,
b L StOvall, a Nichols,
VIM Stanley, w j Yarmouth,
w. ii Wade. John L Henry,
w NJ Miner, Young Bradford,
STATE OF TENNEssEE,l
ObiOR County. l, L. ID Farris,
Clerk of the county court of said county,
do certify that the foregoing list contains
the names of respectable citizens of said
county, and that their financial standing
is good. Witness my hand and seal OF
office in Troy, this January "a 1876.
IL. S. Signed, L d. FARRIS, Clerk.
See what the noted oculist says:
UNION City, Tenn, July 10, 1875.
This is to certify that l have in use
one of the clocks, Fashion sold by the
Southern Calender Clock Company, and
find it to be perfect time-piece and an
accurate Calender, and l cheerfully re-
commend it TO all in need of a good
clock.
Signed, DIR. I. j. EDWARDS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
CAND~ATEs.
FOR SHERIFF.


We are authorized TO announce Mai. +.
A. CLARK as a candidate for Sheriff of
Madison county, at the election in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized 10 announce r. L.
KESDKIcK as a candidate for Sheriff of
Madison county, at the election in Au-
gust next.
We are are authorized to announce JAS.
AMOS as a candidate for Sheriff of Madi-
son county, at the ensuing election in
August next.
We are authorized to announce JoHN
ii. FREEZING as a candidate for Sheriff of
Madison county. Election 1st Thursday
In August next
FOR TRUSTEE.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
NJ. MCREE as a candidate for the Office Of
Trustee of Madison county. Election lst
Thursday in August next.
We are authorized TO announce w. II.
PARHAM a candidate for the Office of TruS-
tee of Madison county, at the ensuing
election in August next.
FOR REGISTER.
We are authorized to announce w. II!
BRUTOS as candidate for the office Of
Register of Madison county. Election
lst Thursday in August next.
Henderson County.
We are authorized TO announce j. y.
TEAGUE rs a candidate for the office OF
Trustee of Henderson county. Election
LIST Thursday in august next
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

Wanted s :s & g ..s Is. =; * +
sheets of paper Is envelopes golden Pen, Pen Holder
Pencil patent Yard Measure, and piece Of Jewelry.
Single psckaEe with pair Of elegant Gold Stone sleeve
Buttons postpaid CSC for 81. This package has been
examined by the publishers Of the Wig and Tribune,
and found represenied-worth the money Watches
given away TO all gents. Circular free.
BEIDE a Co.. T69 Broadway New York.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

We are are authorized TO announce JAS
AMOS as a candidate for Sheriff of Madi
son county, at the ensuing election in
August next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
IIendersOn County.

We are authorized 70 announce J. y.
TEAGUK rs a candidate for the office OF
Trustee of Henderson county. Election
LIST Thursday IN August next
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
FOR TRUSTEE.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
VI. MCREE as a candidate for the Office of
Trustee of Madison county. Election LIST
Thursday in August next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

We are authorized 10 announce Mai. +.
A. CLARK as candidate for Sheriff of
Madison county, at the election in Au
gust next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of DlIlklia, \ L, X. X. Hob
erts, Clerk of the County Court of Dunk
lin county, do certify that l am acquaint
ed with almost every person whose name
appears on the foregoing list, and know
they rae substantial and honorable cit
liens in every sense of the word.
WITNESS, my hand and seal
SEAL of the County Court, affixed
this 18th day of June, A.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

A. good Success in introducing 80 valua-
bic and useful q piece Of furniture IN
your new field as you have in TINS we
subscribe ourselves,
Yours truly,
.Jaeo Sitz, John + Martingale,
Geo w SpragsinS, W II Martin,
j : Watson Robert Liddell,
w 5 Liddell, Jini Crews,
LIKE Malone. W VI Davis,
j Newt GoIdsby, Benz + Copeland,
w ] Belch. II \ Hodges,
II ] Hardin, VIM Malone,
w X PVron, ID Smith.
STATE OF ARK. COUNTY OF CLANToS.
I,WH Smith, county clerk in and for
the said county Of ClantOn, do hereby GER
tify that am personally acquainted with
the persons named in the above list, and
they are among the best citizens Of
the county
Given under my hand and
seal Of office, at Boydsville,
IsEALI Clanton County, Ark, this the
9th day Of June, 1875.
W. ii. SMITH, Clerk.
We. citizens of Green County, Arkan-
sas, cheerfuily include our names with
the above in recommending your noted
Clock, FASHION, sold Us by yOuragents.
J N Erwin, TT Whitaker,
Capt w I Morris, David Nolan,
Jacob Lewis, David Watley,
Joseph Lewis.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
FOR REGISTER.

We are authorized to announce w. H..
BRUTOS as a candidate for the office Of
Register of Madison county. Election
lst Thursday in August next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

d ~ WISDOM. &. a T.
By N. l.. Wees, ID. e.. a <.
Bright Brdsong. SOILS uaarls-iw.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
In the Chancery Side OF the Common
Law and Chancery Court Of the Coun-
" Of Madison.
saturday, April sth, 1876,

virtue Of an order Of sale entered In this cause
sth day Of January. 1876 Of the above Court. will
~ pubic auction 20 The highest bidder, in front of
iorth door 81 the Court House in Jackson, Tennes-
, 1876-05-02
CRIMINAL

sidor Laserovl.Hch, for boating 4 man uansd
Phelps, who. In company with Constable No
Loan. went into Ills place OF business, WAS yes-
tsrday placed under 900 bonds for further ap.
poarAnco boforo Juatice Moech.
hIhdaue Franklin. the keoper Of 4 house Of
bad reputo, was bofors Hoyne Yesterday, charged
with having passed. q counterfeit $40 greonbAck
on a1r. Aelar, a grocer on Fourth Avenue. A
brilliant Aruay Of demtrsps wore called az Wit
ncsaes, and, as 1t could not bo prosou that tho
woman had any guilty knowledge concerning tho
bill, tho caro- MAS dismissed.
Tho caae OF 3Tre. Smith OF No. 60 West Ran
do!ph streat, and Conrad Ftewert OF No. 202
West Nineteenth strcot. charged with dealing In
day. Eoiuminous testimony WAS introduced pro
and con, nhd the mnttos Was tsken under advise
inent until Tomorrow. James DlackmRn, who
figured as d wttuess against the tirHt-nnmou de-
without having takon out lic,nse. His caHo
wsa continued till tomorrow In bal! Of $500.
Charles King, tho sneak thiot recently arrest
cd for stealing coats and curing apparel at tho
Gardner House. WAS yesterday identified by
john DeGnan, tho Bpecial phtrolman OF the Tre-
able varcs from the parlors Of tbat hotel In
August 1874. For this crssne ho was scut to
tho Ponttentiary for two years.. but Was
pasdonod .,, out oy T.. ,, The msgnanmons @
Gov. BeverluEe. At tho tfmc OF h1R htrcet and
conviction tho vAses wero returned, but about
March they wero aBain stolcn. The detectives
vera At ouco put TO work upon tho case. and the
result WAS that King was identified ~ tho man
who had atoeu them both tiuno8. The wh8ro-
abouts nf tho vases is not exactly known. but
tho officers hopo to recover then, spcediiY. King
Ia also accused OF s!ohiing wearing apparel from
the four principal hotels, and Is apt to be seut
up for good long torn. and to ecrge 1t cut, pro-
vlding the next Governor Ia the right kind Of 4
, 1876-05-02


E. D. Chandler, who has held tho poals'on Of
Superintendent OF thu Flre-Alarn, Telegraph De-.
pnrtinent for 8one tfEne very oreditAblv TO him
self, teslHned Tchtsrdny to 90 into other busl.
ness. Ills testgnatlon Naa accepted by Marshal
the vacanoy. AIR. Barrett Ia an old hand ia tho
Department. and competent man.
Marshal Goodoll returned from tbs East yes-
tordsy morning, and took hts wonted place At
hIa ol!co. This hrovity Of big abaencc did not
permit htra to examine worry closely Into tho tn-
aldo Of police work In tho cit.ss that hs Visited
Baltimore and Washington; ho has aoen nothing
that he thinks might be adopted hero 10 tho In.
pruvement Of tho Chicago Polsco Department.
The Finance Committee and the Comptroller
had = talk yehkaidhy afternoon on the prospect
Of d.schargtnR the indebtedness OF the city. and
accomplished. They decided that tho bonded
debt must te promptly mot, This tile Comp
ttollor will ntsond to whom ha gocs to Now York,
and as yet no definite conclusions can bo reached.
Tho Comptroller has communicated With East-
IIo Will not go East Wednesday as was an-
noHncod. YeAterdAy's talk loads the Finance
Committed. to state that tAoy expect that The
citys employees will bs paid within tan days,
which tho boys regard as comforting.
The Board Of Public Works, to reduce The ex.
possible made . Reduction In their forco Satur.
day Of twenty-four men. Yesterday four others
worn given tho "graad bounce" The unlucky
ones woro George Arnold, Edward poncil. and
nesr Of tho streos department, Was
also discharged. Tho pay q street
lnborers was reduced from 81.50 to 8l.25 a day !;
carpenters on strcot-ropars will roceivo sl.50 In
to o. d day from e225. The fact that other re.
tluctionB arc seriously contemplated has causct
mauy employees 10 teel uneasy.
, 1876-05-02

Water repts yesterday wero 33,375. and re-
ccipls from tho City Collector eG59.
City indebtedness to the extent of $4,000
vaa paid yesterday by the City Treasurer.
tbs CITY Collector took ia al,10o yeater-
day. $500 OF which was from the L.cense De-
partmens.
The Dossd OF Public Works lssued m esst-
mate Of $4,000 yesterday to the Qulntnrd Iron
Company, Of New Yorx City. for lLa euglnes 1t
the West.sds punpsng.worKa.
The Building ordinance has just besn printed
and put In pamphlet form for the information
aud accommodation OF those who arc not &C.
quaiutsd with tts PROVISIONS. Copies can bo
found in ths Building Inspectors rooms.
Owners Of property on Archer Ayauus, west q (
Halsted street, who sto deHlrouH of 10 doing,
can obtain permits 10 I'LL anl wall tho stroot,
trepa 14.oEy to paving. froul tho soarI Ut Public
Works, ~ Ar. Asekln las consen!si to do tAs
work.,
Tho clerks In tho employ Of tho Doa,d OF Pub
1c Works will heresftes work from 4. N. tll t
p. u.. 4nd not from ;. N. till p. n, II here
! tofo1a. Ths change was o1dsfe1 Saturday, ~
nany employer HsEs discharged, and 1t vas nso-
, 1876-05-02
CANADIAN NEWS.

lnsurnnos XetokerA-some Junkettng
"a Desperate 8uicidc-0ther mats
lors.
Srsefdl nspaseA 10 Tit Chteaae 7tibuns.
MONTREAL May 1.-RepresentkttvAa Of In
suranoe companies doing businoss In this oltJ
met to-day to selsct the companies who should
contest the constisutlonallty OF tbs insurance
act, and accordingly. ballot WAS taken 10 select
ono COMPANY for fire and nnoshar for 1lte. Tho
d:tua was fssi Belcosed as tho representative for
fro companies. bat m American company being
also drawn to represent life companies, the New
York Life and the Queen lot England) were
finally decided upon. These compsnioB will H.
sue rolcies unstamped, and will contest the
right to do 10 befoso the highest cousts II neoss-
sary, tho othor companos assuming Al equal
share IN tho expenses incurred.
Tho steamer Torro Donne arrived this morn-
Ing from Three Nsvors, aud three steamers ar
rived from Sorol In tho afternoon. Thoy report
tho river clear OF ice.
A dispatch from Halifax to-day says that at
Groen Bay, Newfoundland. where there MAS
much sieBtitnton dursnR tho winter, @2i0. 600
worth Of seals haVo boan captufod sinoe tlo end
OF March. ...-.
Sptc,a. Dispaseh ia The Chicago Tribune. .
OTTAWA. Mav 1.-The Premlcr has isHutd
cards Of invitation for dtnnor Tomorrow oven.
arrive tomorrow. sFr John wha onco Enaaoe
Minister. and q loading politician IN tho Domio.
lon. Ho will he tho guest Of Earl DufYorin dur
Ing bis stay IoEe.
To-day tho stone-maaons and brcklsyeys Of
this city have s.rnck for higher wages, They
had been gotttng 81 per day, and dornand &2.75.
Hav stlk. when imported to be used Ia mauu-
factures. ts, by order Of the Council, transferred
to the free list.
Two basgeH ate loading lumber for Dusllng-
ton. Vt, tho frat ,e,lhpnont Of lumber thss
HeAson. A largo milling concern commenced
saving to-day Oshors Will follow this week.
Specta! blspateh 70 Tbs Chfcaaa Tribune.
DELLv1LLE, Ont. May 1T. II. Lloyd, wel1.
known resident Of thLa locality, committed
auiciao 10 Carol Sunday morning BY lmmetssng
bis head In y pal! containing = iow inobos ol
wator and holding ii there With desperate reso.
luton until he BufIocstod. When found ho had
been dead Bomo hours. Ho WAS insane.
a challenge has bsen forwarded to the Forty.
eighth National Guards, Of Oswego, y. T.. on
behalf Of the Forty-ninth Haatings Rtf1oe ts
shoot home-aud-i1one match between teams o'
SIX Or eight men each, the first match 10 ho sho'
hero tho 24th inst.
sp<etat Dtsnateh % Tht chtea1" tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, Msy 1.-Ths St. Lawrenot
canals having opened, there we're several do.
pasturoH for Monsreal today.
, 1876-05-02
THE COUNTY Bull DING.

Anew pstit jury WAS called In tho Criminal
Court yesterday.
Tho County Troaaurer vii! sell twenty-five
moro fire bonds Monday, 10 roplanlsh the build
ing fund. Cutting d pigs tall on Al inch at
a time, ho says, appears to bo tho idea Of the
B1nrd iu these matters.
The Turner forgery caao was revived yester-
day morning In tho Criminal Court, and will
again DO hoard from tomorrow, when 1t will be
dctermlnod what judge shall try It, since Judge
Moore has declined for personal readona.
Commissioned Clonry will glve fe1 OF tho
representatives Of tho city plcss 4 ride to the
now aud old County Hospital buildings this
forenoon, tho object being to give them au op-
porkubity Of comparing tho Two structures, ctc.
The attorney for Nicholas Stnadeu, tho fire.
bug, went into Court yesterday md asked for q
change Of venre, on tho ground that thu people
and Judges of Cook County wero protldsced.
The application waa grantod, md the Court tixod
Lake County as tho point. .
Tho delinquent ta7-iiss will DO issued n few
days from tho oiiG1 OF tho EueniNJ Journal
Tue Collector says he Was mover consulted by
tho County Board tn reference to thnir mnddt0-
Aome proposition 10 let tho work to the lowest
bidder, and he lot 1t III accordance with law.
As tho cost OF tue printing comes out OF tue do
linquentH, and not out Of the public Iroasury.
very little harm has been donc, except to rival
papers that wanted the job, which amounts TO
about $4,000.
Those claiming to have besn elected Polics
Magistrates at tho late election, having been
csBt down fow DAYS ago by an opinion from the
Attorney Ganosal declaring that tho oliica could
not DO tled by election. havo found au opinion
from the Bane oIticcr OF the date OF Fob. "a,
1878, Upon which tl0y arc inclined to bABe tbs
charge Of Inconsistency Oh hls part: In view Of
been granted certificate Of election, II Is said,
propoBeH to nnnly for = n,andanus to compel tho
, 1876-05-02

Tho members Of tLs County Board were still
In fe1erish condition yesterday. growing out
OF tho recent report Of the Grand Jury reflect
Ing upon them. In the forenoon saeh ~ weto
around were Reasoning and cursiug auoug
thenselFes ~ 10 what courBe to pursue. They
felt that they had been n,uch abused, but not
ono Of thcra could tho way out Of ths trouble.
Al one uomsnt they were consulting tho Couu.y
Attorney. whose "opfnlons" have beca 70 u,l.
mesous Of lAso ~ to call their value Into ques-
tion. and ~ another they wefs insulting aud
1epsl!ln8 ths most CAUTIOUS contractor Ia iii
inquiries for t1oi1 hes!th. In tAo afternoon,
aud Just n Rdyance Of tho hour Tor Tho meetlug OF
the boArd. Rhe acena WAS intanal!isd. Whoao there
had been ous 10 greet visitor With N angry
scowl, tna!o we're 4 dozen. and the spirit OF in-
d,yu.tion wAs general. The condition sas so
unusual u 10 excite attention aud cause amoog
the oil lobbyists .--...
Nlay PERTINENT QukalEs.
What cauacs al this anger 7" sai1 QUO, and
the 1sp1y w4s, "ths Grand jury has called those
fellows thieves!" us that 81 :" put ia : third.
.lth sm'e which eigalaed that hs hsd been ct
drosusd tbs anssss, and sas tap Of ths Chair.
, 1876-05-02

atassd that thoy had cost. a'tosother, bnt about
tA,bo0. He read other paragraphs from tho
Times charging tho Anylam With being inso.
houest map, III. Commihsionor wondered It
Ecor's Testimony that he bought hle nay Into
Tho County board WAS an indication Of his hon.
estr, aud then called attention - the fact that
from whtci, ho lodncod that tho Times Was not
famous for oonststencv.
4 motion una mado to rotor tho Investigation
OF tins printing perqutsisos Of Jullan .. Rumsoy
and II. D. Miller. formerly County IreasureEs.
TO tho Grand Jury, and II WAS adopte1.
The Board thon adlonrned uutis Thursday a.
2p. n.
, 1876-05-02
RELIGIOUS.
THE pAHnrrBnf.

The Chicago PrcBbytery hetd another ad-
fourned session yeescrday ak the Ministerial Az
aocie.ton Rooms Mccormick Block. tho Rov.
Mr.. Bnr1e1l, Moderator, in tho chair. Tbs Rcv.
II. II. Kollogg, 'atoLy Of Council Rluf1a Pres
bytery, vae, on N otion OF tho Rov. Mr. Davis,
received into this session.
Ths Rev. E. L. Husd, OF Highland Park, read
3 communication from number Of Christians
Al Dcetticld asking that Presbyterian Church
bs organizod at that ptacs ~ soon - convont-
ont. neferfed to the Committee on Home Mis-
aonB.
Tho report Of the Co,nmlstce on Homo Mis-
sions on Church Aid and Assessments WAS then
tason up. Tho action Of last meeting in regarA
TO River Park Church Was rcconsidered. and
500 was allowed 10 pay of floating fndebtod-
ness. Action on Riverside and LAwndate
Chuschcs MAS postponed Two weeks. Maywooh
Church waa allowed sl,2o0 towards paving ita
overdue deut and intercat, provided that tho
church raises $1,000 more.
Frat Church, 81, 500; seeoua. 81, ,8oo;, Third.
al,So0; Fourth, $500; Fifth. $3.50; Sixth, $3.50;
Eighth aud Fullerton Avenue, s2o9' ~ Mou1too; TOO;
s75i wostmlnssor, go; ho'lsaa' e32; ,p.1s E!1st
sa5IaR ~; R.ntskes @ F1ss, si5o; K.nka1ea sss' So:
Wli, $40; Homowvod. $50; nydo' pssl,
s2eq sng'sSo0 RsyH lao sl25 I.sa Foss,
f1lRula11u 3a1As %S9 AnhS AoAe1ss p1po
WaukeRan, sion; Dnntou, $50; Halliday,
$40 Llbcrty, $40 i; Austtn, $25; Draidwood,
$40 Wilmington. $50 joliet Central. Sl25;
Joliet First, $50; Scotch. 350 Forty.titst
Street, $40 Bloom, $50 Jefferson Park, soo
THO Rev. Dr.. Thompson, from tho Eommittoo
On Sunday Schools. reported the following:
Tho Committee on sundsy.schools wuud call tho
attention of he Prcsbyer5 to The Of inter-
eatinE snt encouraging our sabhasl,schools in Tug
work o. misstons. 1osn aeme anu 1osee9' ,1,,r ~
a .. nf our IN Ills
NSrk ~ your Committee recommend tho following:
Retored, That ali tbs Babpath-schoo1s connected
ith thts praabyscry bo aud arc hereby requesa 20
obsotva with appropriate religious oxercAes The Hrst
sabbath Of July next IN com.nemotailon .! tos ono
, 1876-05-02
No. 4B2 and 4B4 RanQolph-st,,

s!a or % .hins k,asa eassbed u 'cT
Parlor Hnites, Fine Dressu9 Cane 0hhnaber Sets. els
CANT Camp Ohaire, and Lounges, Walnut Wardtohes,
Empire Dedateads, Marble and Wood.Top Bureaus,
htarblo and Wood.Top Tables, elegant Rockers bed
stess, Ex.ension Tablcs, Dining. Room ChaiFs Tea
roys, Oak Chamber Sets, 1lsl Trees, Mirrors, Dels
and ledd.ng, China, qass, .na Plated War; prns.es
aui English Thres;p!y aud Ingsatn CARPETS, PaIlos
furniture was n.ado to order. An elegant. nne-tons
Plano {tIaiuoa urus.]. worry eiaborAtey carved. If
octaye. q. r. GORE b CO., Auct'rs.
, 1876-05-02

usns taymsu and u,Iniaser, Bona weets 40 ths
minister. feeling Indignant, 1t to aAld. cootem'
Ing 40 Indictment aRalnst hls hsoshos for libel,
ato. THIS, It appehrs. did not 20 through.
whcfeupon the brother .dded force To hts charge
By proposing to Tho gentleman Of thu cloth 10
anime into the charges. Thth did net work. for
son,e reaaon or auoshsr, and tiio wsr CONTINUED,
Mutil it Ia nov reported that tbs minister tae
been branded BY = Written notice posted AROUND
tho VILLAGE ~ 4 u ler and thief."