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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-11
WILLIAM LYNCH.

TASUIONABLE TAILOR. ALL GOODS
u made by the subscriber are WARRANTED % u ~
.ns form Prices reasonable, and am bound t.
ease those who give me their custom Shoi
On York Street, TWO doors West OF the Mlndlale
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-11

REED, Beach & Smith. druggists of
this city, say that Days Kidney Pad is
giving the very best of satisfaction. One
of their customers Gays be would not take
two hundred dollars Tor tse one he has
if he could not get another.
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C0NNEYANCER.

IoHN P. WiCKERT, COUNTY CLERK, HAS
st made arrangements by which he Is able 10
execute Deeds Mortgages, etc, in proper forrl on
the shortest notice. IL wih be 10 the auNahlagt
Of All wishing such documents TO give him call
In County Clerk Oitice near the Court House
Snuth Side MauitpWOC.
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MRS f.. KERN.

WORK STREET, MANITOWoC, WIS, DEAL,
or in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fame!
Goods Class ware, Boots a..u Shoes, Ready madt
Clothing, Paper HangiuEs, Hats, Caps, Toys ,Chll'
dren Carriages, Live Geese Feathers, BIRD Cages,
Kerosene Oh and Lam =, SC, &c. share OF pub
~ nafr..na.rn N Is sniINIrpN.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE,

YERE DALEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNE K
u OF 9th and Jay st. This Is new House ana
well fitted up with all the modern Improvements :.
A good STABLE is also in connection vita the
house
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CHARLES HOVER.

asFRCuANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
Nk ment, on Sth street, near south end OF Bridge
The tailoring department Is complete, ana con
taiur large assortment OF fashionable cIolhe au'
Ger. furnishing goods constantly on hand
Please call and examine before purchasing else
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DR. G. J.. GRIDLEY,

nESTAL PAKLOBS, RUDOLPH'S BLOCK,
ID Corner Eighth and Franklin Streets, South
SIDE, Manitowoc, vie. olhcc hours from A A.
10 +. NJ. ep-i
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= SANDERSON.

n,AEUFACTURERAN DEALERIN BOOTS
M Shoar Leather, &c, sc. shop on BufiAi"
Street near the corner of Eighth. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed
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WINDIATE HOUSE.

" WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
/. This hrst-clas- House Is in excellent condl-
don. and The Proprietor l. contdent that he can
give perfect satisfaction TO the travelling public
Bus gilt always be ready 10 take travellers 10 ana
from the boats. 4 GOOD LIVERY STABLE IL kept
In connection with the House.
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81 kETrENII0FFEN

>TORTHW ESTEEM HOUSE, FRANKLIN AND
= Ninth streets, ManitOwoc. Travellers Will
ere md the best accommodations, Sample rooms
ttaCL ed.
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r. h. PAINE, n. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
and AccUuCheur, late resident Physician al
ne Hahnemann Hospital, Chicago, has permaI-
entity located ST Manitpwoc Office, on Buffalo
streets, west OF R8nds store.
-, ~ : 10 4. "a,
SfflOk hoNiNS' to = and to 2. NJ.
Diseases Of the eve andear treated.
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DR. A. j. PATCHGN, DENTIST. oFEiC I
ID ia sherman's building, on 5tA Street, Mani
towoc, wis.
s4y~ rcetn extracted without pain.
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a TTORSEYs ANDCOJNSELORS AT Law
n Dnlce over First National Bank, ElsLth 81
Collections promptly attended 10.
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n 2 Fsr,aR90E v. A. WALEkR
FSTABROOK & WALKER,


A TTOkNE1S \ L LAW. Olhce corner Eighth
n and Fraui.Iin streets, in Is Gods Block over
II agugr's store, South side, danItOmoci 10
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FRANZ i TREAT,
NASH 4 SA.HNIIZ.

y AW INSURANCE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
IL Franz Block, south klGuta street haii'to-
woe Vie Collections promptly attended TO.
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gilnt.
ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE NAMES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con
tinued more than one week. half OF the above
rates for each subsequent week
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WILLIAM RAHR.
A. ]. SCHWEICHLER, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN
Il Woods Block, up stairs, hAnIto"oc, VIE
Office hours 7 10 10 a. N, TO 3 7. n. oci
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
6 a. FORREST
q. sEDGWICK- O. A. Fohhk1
SEDGWICK & FORREST,

A TToRNEYs AND COUNsELORs ST LAW,
"A Office IN Woods block over agner's store.
South Sth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Coi.sc-
tions promptly attended to-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19
ALASKA.
Adytces fron, sttka.

PoRT TOWNSEND, October 18th. - The
steamer California arrived here last night
from Sitka. She brings news to the 18th
instant.
Paul Schulze, President of the Northwestern
Trading Company, was passenger from
Sitka, but was detained on official business
in Victoria. He reports that the same
promises made to Major Morris and Captain
Beardslee by the Chilcat and other tribes Of
Indians were repeated to him. He and Lieu
tenant Symonds of the jamestown ascended
the Chilcat river ten miles above the upper
village, to point never before reached by
white men. He was well an Hospitality re-
ceived
The Northwestern Trading Company have
established three trading posts, and are pre-
pairing to establish two more.
Commander Glass is exceedingly popular
in his new post.
The sanitary condition Of the jamestown
is good.
Mr.. Schulze and Lieutenant Symonds say
that the course of the Chilcat river is from
west to east, magnetic, and not from north
to south, as previously reported, which proves
that the upper Chilcat village lies in Alaska.
and not in the British Possessions, as claimed
by the latter.
Horace Hall and party are waiting the ar.
rival of Superintendent Pilz before commence
ing operations on the Henrietta and Mary
Anne mines.
The California brought down ninety China
men and forty white miners from the Cassiar
mines, who report the mines almost exhaust
ed. She also brought down $40, 900 in treas
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OREGON.
Items fran, Portland.

PORTLAND, October 1Sth.-The weather is
very cool and clear.
Benjamin Freeland, an old and very highly
esteemed pioneer of Oregon, died yesterday
at his house in Albany, after . short illness,
Deceased came to the State in 1853 and since
that time has lived in Linn county. Heleaves
large family and circle Of friends. He was
at the time of his death 81 years old.
The funeral of Rapbel, the young man
who was drowned Thursday evening, took
place to-day under the auspices of the Hebrew
Benevolent Association.
On the 18th inst. the little four-yesr-old
daughter of Geo. Madison, who lives about
six miles from Kerbyville, Josephine county,
lost her life in q most shocking manner. She
was alone in room in which was an open
FIRE, and in playing about the hearth set FIRE
to her clothing, and was SO terribly burned
that after few hours suffering death came
to her relief.
Nathan Eaton, Assistant Postmaster at
Spanish Hollow, Wasco county, has been
arrested by Postal Agent Simpson, charged
with robbing the United States mails. For
some months past Eaton has been systematic
ally robbing registered letters which passed
through the Office The amounts missed puz-
zled postal authorities here for sometime, but
at length clue was obtained and the thefts
traced to Eaton. So far as can be ascer-
| tanned, Eaton's steallngs Will aggregate S96U.
After being arrested, Eaton confessed the
crime. He will be tired in the United States
District Court here.
Great preparations are being made by tho
committee for the Republican demonstration
to come off here tomorrow evening. Tele
grams and letters have been received from
many towns in the interior of the State, stat
ing that clubs and delegations from clubs
would be in attendance and participate. The
demonstration will be the largest and most
imposing of any ever held in the State.
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NEVADA.

Passengers Passing CarIin for CALIFORNIA;.
CARLIN, October lSth.-Fhe following over
land passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive
in Sacramento tomorrow: William Lam.
burne, Australia; Miss s. Brewer, G. Peter
son, New York; d. 1. Goepel, Columbus /;
Z. j. Woolrich. Oakland; Miss Kemp. Los
Angeles T. J. White, Ogden; Nj. q. Black
we'll, New York; NJ. Conway, Memphis,
Tenn; C. E. Blake. New York n. b.
Noble, Wisconsin j. Stinson, San Fran
cisco J. Davidson, G.. Davidson, Australia |:
Z. d. Arms, Ohio l.. j. Mowry, P. Noble,
VIM. Green, c. Bernard, San Francisco !;
John Dankin, Arizona; Vim. Cooper and
wife, Miss E. Cooper, New Jersey Mrs.
Courtney, Toronto, Canada w. G. Belcher.
Marysville; Stewart Family, London; Z. q.
Sheath, San Francisco A. Courtney, infant
and wife, New York; j. A. Hilton, wife and
one child, New jersey George Rollo. N.
Rollo, Dundee, Scotland; A. Aorganstein.
San Francisco; MIR. Delsno and wife, Masss-
chusstts Miss j. Stone, Oregon Mrs, Bsnn
and son, San Francisco; Mrs. r. Gardner
and three children, Oakland; Airs. South
worth and child, Sacramento; SO emigrant
passengers, including sc males, to arrive in
Sacramento October 20th.
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The Presidential Party

SAN Francisco October 1Sth.-The Ore
gon Steamship Company's steamer arrived
here this morning with the Presidential party
making the trip from Columbia river bar to
this port. The Presidential party were re-
ceived by Supervisor Stetson aud William Nj.
Bunker. on behalf of the Reception Commit
tee. The party left for the Yosemite valley
this afternoon at o'clock, and will not re-
turn to this city again. After leaving Yo-
semitic valley they will return East via the
Southern Pacific Railroad, through Arizona,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19
ARIZONA.
Sentenced 10 be Hanged i.

PHoN1x. October 1Stb.--Demetrius Do
minguez, charged with the murder of Thomas
Inastoge, while travelling last November
above Gillette. was tried last Saturday and
convicted, and this morning was sentenced by
Judge Porter to be banged on the 26th of No
vember next. This will be the first legal
hanging in this county. Two other Mexicsns
are charged with the same crime, but so far
have eluded capture. They are supposed to
be in New Mexico.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19

The Democratic National platform declares that
the Democratic rarty is the friend of labor ard
the laboring man." and the party has at all times
been very loud in its professions of friendship for
the laboring classes. And to please the tupposed
jealouses OF the poor toward the nch. their
speakers Of every grade have abused bondhoiders
and bankers and the wealthy. Yet Hancock be.
longs to the select of the army arstocracy and En-
glish is national banker. who has spent half life
time in sccumulating immense fortune By dis
counts on loans, by speculatng on the mistoitunss
OF the Ioor and unfortunate.
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Sand Lot politIcs-Iosses by Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1Sth.-The usual
three meetings were held on the sand lot yes.
terday. The attendance was very small.
Kearney ran the Greenback platform.
ODonnell the independent Democratic ros.
trum and Wellock and Cans held forth to the
regular Democracy" The speeches were
more personal than political. Kearney call.
ing 0'Donnell an "old abortionist. and
Wellock :" the putative son of hod-carrier,
while O'Donnell retorted upon kearney as
"a traitor, thief and a rogue"
Fire Marshal Durkee estimates the total
LOGS at the two water front fires yesterday
afternoon at nearly SAC. 00O-that at the cor
ner OF Steuart and Mission streets at between
S27. 900 and S2S, 600, and that at the foot Of
Folsom street at from SO, coo to $4,000.
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sudden Death at chico.

CHIco, October 1Sth.-This morning J.
Pres. Moore, an old pioneer farmer and cat
tie dealer of Tehama county, came to Chico
About o'clock he had transacted some busi-
ness with A. r. Chamberlin, a butcher here,
and was walking up Broadway. when he
complained of feeling weak. Chamberlin
proposed that they step into saloon and
take drink of good whisky. They went
into one on the corner of Second street, and
while the barkeeper was preparing the drinks
Moore said he felt so weak that he wanted to
sit down, and slid gently to the floor and iu.-
mediately expired. Mr.. Moore was man
much respected by all classes, and leaves a
wife and several children. His age was SO
years An autopsy was made, and the cause
OF death found TO be rupture of the right
ventricle of the heart.
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Savings hank suspensiou-Co -Coroner's To-
aucst-A Plea OF Gufity.

SAN JosF, October 1Sth.--The San jose
Savings Bank has suspended business. At
meeting held last Friday the stockholders
| adopted resolution authorizing the Direo-
tors to take such steps as may be deemed
necessary and advisable in the matter of
| hquidating the Indebtedness of the bank.
and OF its retirement from business. A small
| minority were in favor of continuing in krsi-
| ness. This morning the ofScers of the bank
| refused to receive further deposits, and the
| bank will only be kept open for the settle
| ment of outstanding accounts. The bank Is
considered perfectly solvent, and is said to be
able to pay up to the last dollar. Lack of
business is said to be the cause of suspension.
Coroner Harris held an inquest to-day sc
the Guadalupe mine, on the body Of a China
man named Ah Chun, that was taken from a
Wine containing 30 or 40 feet of water on
the 500 foot level, last evening The jury
found verdict Of accidental drowning, hs
| having fallen through hole In a wooden
platform that covered the pool, while walk
ing over in the dark.
| Joseph h. Fisher was arraigned in Depart
ment No. of the Superior Court to-day on
| the charge of assaplting S. W. Boring. with
| intent to commit robbery. On being asked,
he said bis name was not Fisher. but
refused to reveal what it was He pleaded
guilty, and said he was ready for sentence at
any time. The sentence will be pronounced
on Friday. The same defendant was after
| ward held TO answer in the Police Court ssr
his murderous assault on Harry Dimond
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19
EYeGM0rS' Sale Of R0al Estate

Il OTIS AND 9, Il AND I, EIGHTH AND
Ia Ninth streets VIII be sold as whole or in
subdivisions. -ALso-
East 80 feet Lot s, " aud n, Ninth and
Tenth streets, with BRICK HOUSE Containing Il
Toomsl, in rood repair. For particulars, apply TO
q. BURNHAM, 1912 Second)
street; or Executors.
8. H DAVIS 7Oi J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-19

Los ANGELES. October 1Sth.-The fair
opened with great eclat tonight. J. De
Barth Shorb made the opening address. Az
Southern California is represented.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate,

SSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
= by the on dersigned at the Office Of L. $.
Taylor. No ESQ street. until NOVEMBER /, 1850
for the sale OF Lot One a. Q and R, and Fourte enth
and Fifteenth streets, in the city Of sacramento,
together with the improvements. R0Br R0BENTS,
Executor % Estate of f. W. FTasier. L. S. TAYLOR,
Attorney <or Executor. sSo4plm'
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Dr. UseAR,s LIQUOR AsrD0TE. casefully prepared
Sacramento. fThc celebrated for erunkennssa)
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HAMMERS CAscARa SAeaADA BITTEEs cures y
complaints arising from an DISTRACTED state ci ehS
ystem
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| fer member of the Assembly 3;sd ,b;, ,,o-,.
ing, after brief illpess. He will he buried
! under The auspices OF the l. 0. o. II. Wetises-
| day afternoon,
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RANCH FOR SAL
AT A BARGAIN.

gyyRR wELL-KSowE sAULsB URYRS
RANCH, ON line of S. V. R. R., contain wv
ing $50 acres. A failure Of crop has never --<A.-
been known upon the place, TIE soil is deep, and
Of sandy loan character produces from 25 to IS
bushels Of wheat, and 80 to As bushels OF barley to
the acra, Terzns made satisfactory. Apply to
sWERTsER a ALSLP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. 10l5 Fourth
st., between and X, Sacramento. olf lmIp
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HAMMERS GLYcssoIs TAR. Tho most .peTfost
cough cure extant Hundreds can festiy 70 iss goou
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Death or n PROMINENT r,t,ver

SONORA, October 1Sth.-Hon. E. r. CAL
win, attorney-at-law, an old resident of Tuol-
umne county, and the Democratic nominee
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DUTcH FLAT, October lSth.-John II.
Richards, young man of this place, weas
out hunting yesterday, and wss found shove
Alta this morning in a semi-conseious condi.
tion. His right eye was blown cut, caused
by the blowing out Of the breech-pin Of his
gun, and his skull is so fractured that the
of his recovery.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department sre
inserted for IS cents for time; three times for 30
eents or rs cents per week
NXTAETED.-BRY OAK WOOD APPLY TO
w D. Gardners wood and coal yard, northeast
corner Fourth and streets. ol6-u
NKTANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL SAND TO FILL
w in China Slough between Second and Third
streets Apply to Z. FAlRCHILD, street, between
Second and Third. o8 II
NNURNTTURE WANTED.-I WILL PAY ONE
third more for Household Furniture, Stoves,
Carpets, etc. than any other cash buyer. S.
PoSKA, No. TT street, between Seventh and
Eighth Sacramento. s291p1m
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SIS REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THEN
- Railroad pasture Sheridan, on gsssszSN
the g1ss day OF September, 1SS0-One ES-A-
bright bay HORSE, black name and tail, Is! TO l6
hands high, very hollow backed and high withers,
about l, l0s pounds weight, brands, is well bred
(sred by Fred. Low, years old, left hind ankle
white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used
very little is high spirited, and unusual appear
ing horse. Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery Of the horse and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension OF the thief MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan October 8, 1880. o6-lms
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H.xnre.s elrcEaolz or Tar, for coughs and cclas.
Try il.
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PRICES WILL TELL,
Dealing will Succeed

competition; will volunteer few
suggestions his remark which
headsth this lumn
DOES HE KNOW stock well
assorted and tits td which than
be by olamm more than we.
DOES HE KNOW only
the thin end of big wedge;
DOES BE KNOW thath and healthy operation
FIVE COUNTIES
largest Oesaleor Retail Houein Sacramento,
DOES HE KNOW that the
Capital invested, and that Our Capital large readily
DOES HE KNOW that to supply all heavily and that
we buy them mforCA ONLY, canno. do,
while mostly from San Francisco profit
slersb beyond what do
Sacramento to be undod but to
nderseu?
DOES HE Eastern push rOr and some
MKT eof prudence: finally
HE steadily increasing
public worthy confidence And they will
hin while continue to be
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

"AETED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Fomale. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento city. aal3-1pu
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Dss. BREWER & sOUTHWORTn,
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY


Q.ate with wschhorst, and SUCCESSOR to Fioberg)
UTATCHAiARER AND JEwELER, ,
wv No. 90 stroet, between Second and GSTS
Third. Dealer Ia Watches Clocks, Silver ga
sare, Jewsry, etc. Repairing ia all its aSa,$&
branches q speciality, under Mr. FLoBERG.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department are
inserted for oeois for time three times for 50
cents or 75 csnts per week.
CO nAR BARGAIN.-WILL SELL CHEAP
dpfsVUU or trade you good small farm,
Railroad Station, eight miles from here, for
address CARL sTRoBEL, Commission Agent, No.
32i street, Sacramento. o1e-6t'
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN SUITS OR
single, over D. .. Mills Bank, corner Second
and J sbneets s25-lm
DO YOU SEE p smait na'e Farms arm ss1sj snd
Large Fsrns Grain Farms Stock Farms, Fruit
Farms, Grape Farms Timber and Tule Lands. II
you want to buy rent farm OF any kind, it may
pay you to call On address CARL SFR0BEL,
Commission Agent, No. 32l j street, Sacramento,
Cal 90 2w+
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WILLIAM ID. MILLER

NILkIAM d, MILLER
(Iate with Floberg>
ATO Ie0 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 20,
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SS1SA
md Dealer in Watches, SIiverware. Jewelry, go
stc Repairing specially, under Robert Gssa,S
Marsh. AL country orders promptly attended to
ts29-lrtfl
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-10
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

There will be upward of so cOlOred dele
gates in the Methodist general conference.
Possibly one of them may be elected bishop.
The total preaching power of the English
Methodist churches amount to $4,000
preachers, the great majority of whom are
laymen.
The Mississippi Methodist conference
Northern, reports 2S,029 members, 3,202
probationers, Alp local preachers, and 269
churches.
The Baptist Missionary Union has re-
ceived thus far in the present financial year
S78,35S. II needs $4,000 setween now
and April |, to meet its liabilities.
The pastor of a colored Baptist church in
Nashville, Tenn, Rev. n. G.. Merry, received
into his church last year 2S7 members, net
gain of 223, and the church raised 81, 482.
The American Bible Society will make
great preparation for the semi-millennial eel
ebration of Wickliffss translation of the Bible
into English. 1t will be held on the second
of December next. DR.. Storrs, of Brooklyn
will deliver the grafton.
"Who was Ezekiel2" asked the Sunday
school teacher of an intelligent looking little
girl in one of our city churches. The answer
was: Ezekiel was one ofthe minor prophets,
and the SOL of Daniel Webster" This
answer was accepted without controversy.
The superintendent of the northwestern
department of the Sunday-school Union
states that his missionaries report for the
year past 400 new schools organized, with
1859 teachers and 1850 scholars; 1856
other Sunday-schools visited and aided,
having 5,756 teachers and 52,045 scholars;
3.O47 Bibles and Testaments distributed /;
6,145 families visited; 1000 sermons and adj
dresses delivered.