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THE BAPTIST, MEMPHIS, NOYEMBER 27, rii^iPTni Chpl commisnonedlKis ai^Ditles to b^ the ^Udity of which can rise no higher gress'i# thi»lift»'wonld tliereby be pK-^ ^Aim I GorresiK^cimce; yeai This ^^ole shm neotisary for ti*^ Jno. iv. H Thoilapttei waa than its creator. Such an. institute ia pared &rgrNtter hleMe^es8 in -fa^ven. h^ihoiyot tlMi iupport of said mii&Dary^i^if a yeai 2. WM stat^, to be (tSO^ This fsilm war dhtos, the apostles only bango^mw- purely human, and the power making it than astother. He deprecated the doc- ^ wbo '^M hem im- ftT.AwAiffA STATE (MSimraaoir. lippoSited oSeer of a thinrefore%ade np on the sl*^ imd the sio^ agents. Christ beii^ diviM, bap- has Ihe right, in admiaistering it, to fix trine that the gospel waa a means of aal- Oxremo, A^ HoTjillwr 1869. „,_, ctnxrdL ^ ^ slices c^' a missioaaiQr ^nr^ 1 tisol as administered by John and its design even over the conscience and Vatl&n, proving hia views thus: Suppose Bsa Gravks :—T^niTTO here^ester'^ ^nan S«lptnnl mmirten - Jli^ report on Foreign. BUsisionB, to-day tbe^apostles-wius the ^e'act^ a thing belief of its subject. And should a. scrip- a doctor could be found who had a plas- ^^tboM wko Itare been dnij ntltoniea iaj m^i ^^ followed by a bri^ speech from Bro. commanded to be done by the God of tural subject receive such an ordinance, ter that wonld bring the dead to ^e. W ft Bnqptnrsl ehoTch. , . Now two men are found who died of the I. Sm aotibing m its wasioii to^day. On my way Mther I I^ilHpfi, our returned missionary from hMven. with a scriptural object in his mind, still Afnca, which excited a good deal of While iDhrist wa»'on earth persdnally, this would not make it an ordinance of same disease at the same time ; if the interest. The report was laid on the the supervised the execution of his own Christ. The design he might have in re- plaster put npon the breast of one oi Secretary of the Domestic MiBsion table until Monday night, in order to [laws in their appUpation to his folio were, ceiving it wonld be overmled by the de- them brings him to lifSs, would it not in „ . l^t3»|Board. HewMon hiaTrayto-the Obn- give Bro. Phillips m6re time 40 discuss | After his resurrection he communicated sign of the power making and adminis- like manner restore the other? Thus, ^ eonaiaer duly aiad or- f^^d it w pleasant to have bo ^e subject of Foreign Missions. The {inspiration to the twelve apostles, that tering it. The design of the subject, if if the gospel will restore to spiritual life todtotkefifcirten^offi^itwe^ ^ trareling companion. We whole of that night's sesmon will be they might give form to the church and at variance with the design of the' crea- one dead s&iner, will it not restore all ? SM^Io^i^^bT^: at the dfpot here by Bro. given to him in behalf of that interest, complete the divine canon. These apos- tive power, weuld either b^ absorbed, or He wound np4)y an address to the un- converted, not that he had any hope of iBW they are ndther baptixed oor oi^ Smith, the exceUent pastor, who con- To-moirow (Sunday) morning Brethren ties possessed as inspired embassadors all set aside to the rule of older and higher daiBed,aad«S)eSfo«M«?ea/«mwill preach at never had successors as*inspired men; churehhood. But being destitute of and what others told me of the sayiags 6. That a bodv of immersed believers ^^ Basil Manly and his the Presbyterian church house. A mass hence the execution of the laws of Christ churehhood, they are without ministry during this Association, fully convinced ' " zhest ei^leaastical authority m meeting of the children is to be held in is left with the church, and ordinances. They are even inferior me, that what these people want is the Baptist church to-morrow afternoon, The church's authority extends to the to the Roger Williams church. To ac- schools among them. If we can gcL and Dr. Tichenor and myself are to talk ordinances. It is their conservator. First •tnowledge any of their ecclesiastical them to educate their children, the u<'ii fH «rer thaIw" • of a—n asaodatioa,°conventio.^ -j 1Academ —» —y Ji n the villageC3, whic» h contains to them. To-morrow night Dr. Mell will Corinthians ix. 12. It is the divinely acts, is to acknowledge as scriptural the generation will abandon the follies of •ooaeil, or presbytery—and no associa-1 ^^^^^ ^^^ hundrelunJred and forty pupils of preach' in the Baptist church. I appointed medium to see that his laws power that lies behindi- Antinomianism. They are a good, hon- tion or convention can impose a moral i .... est, and in maay instances, pious people, the con«itu«., I both sexes. After listening to some of SauTI^Nigbt, lOJ o'clock. or^dinances be soripturally executed. Oh these lines we propose as Baptists to fight for victory. and only need to read and reflect, aud Have just returned from the meeUng The church appoints by divine precept, sinee each church of Christ is tons little speech, which was followed by they cannot fail to see their delusion. in behalf of Howard College. Brethren ce^am agents, ministers, to perform ou Litchfield, Illioou. an Ldependantjaody, no one church can L f^^ remarks by the writer (Dr. Manly ordinance, immersion God grant that their eyes may he opened Freeman, Tichenor and Mell made elo- its behalf this expect any other to mdorse its acts, only j^^jng addressed the school the day be- The AHTIH0MIAHI8M BUN MAD. to see the light that b shining all over quent speeches, and nearly $1200 was I P^^itent believe^. The foregoing is a F. COUaTSKT, M. D. I Sth^thTut^f'lSLSt'ird.rSS were closod by . reised for the College. The interest in the baptist.c view of the his^ the Christian world. » membo- unjustly, any other church can well-sung hymn by the school and prayer On the third Lord's day in this month, — the meeting is advancing, and the liber- tory of this ordinance and thepowe^ of reatore him ifit sees fit. ^ by Dr. Sumner. We enjoyed our visit I attended the Sabbath services of an B'to. Graves:—I am an old minisicr ality of the brethren is increasing. I the church, trom this it follows that 7. Whenever any chureh acts in iriola- ^ gdjool very much. Anti-Missionary Baptist Association, held and have long admired your piincipiea, ^V'as'^&^r^e'L'^V^L^^^ DnManlyhadpre^hedonWednesday trust that I may find a similar spirit «« '' f- with Bethel church, some eight miles yet I was a little afraid of your presence, liberality in relation to the Sabbath-1 from Mount Lebanon. The Red River E b^ma W I night in the Bapt^t church, and it seemed an ordinance. The-ministry being an lest us little preachers should have to foitf- and all other churches, and associa- to fall to our lot to preach on last night. school cause on Monday. Association, of which I a^i a member, scringe before you. But nour meek daining supervision of the church, there expressed the belief that these singular draw their fellowship from her untU ^^ y^^ tjjg attendance was large The services of yesterday canae off ;criptural ministry without the and loving spirit, I am no more afraid; •he repent® aad rectifies her order, or attention good, Christians would entertain reasonable indeed you have won my heart, ami I they become the partakers of her sins. T f" ^ according to the programme mentioned. Lxistence and action of a scriptura' V That no association, or convention. This morning's tram brought Drs. Mell The memorial sermon by Dr. Henderson I church. propositions for union, appointed a num- might as well tell it. Q, what a heavenly orcoundl, is a "court of appeal," or h^ and Shaver, of Georgia, and Bro. Phil- was worthy of the subject, the occasion DeduclioB 2d: Christian baptism is ber of delegates, including myself, to meeting we had in Tuscumbia! All was «ny authority over the churches, but is lipg^ returned missionary, and rae other and the author. It will doubtless be L^^ ^^t of the individual baptized meet delegates to be appointed by their union, peace ana love. Though we had ikiply am adviso^ couacil; therefore, it ij^gthren. Others are expected to arrive Association, and " talk over" the subject. many ministers and messengers from va taa no riirht to dictate to the churches, or I . . • • • m, published. Kjyt act of the church, on behalf "o Not having even attended one of their rious States and Associations, yet all wee to demand support for any project or The house was filled to overflowing in Mchrist. This is further confirmed from Associations, nor for a number of years Mhcme which it may originate, but may Iber of messengers m attendance, though the afternoon to listen to the exercises of fact, that in the New Testament the of one heart and soul in the great causc recommend, adviK, and urge to per-1 comparatively small, is considerably the Sunday-school mass meeting. TheLu^jgct ^f ti^e ordinances is always heard a sermon from one of their minis- of Missions; other pens can belter de- tpmance of duty in subservience to the greater than that of last year. Dr. S. deepest interest was evinced in the ser- gp^i-en of in the passive Voice, while the ters, I attended the meeting in order to BL'ribe this noble meeting. Just after thJ ne.ae,«>,. was reflected President, and vices throughout. The singing was ex- administrator is spoken of in the active, form some just opinion of the probabil- you and I parted, a good brother an J I cellont, and the speakers were in their ^^yere baptism the act •f the subject ity of accomplishing the end proposed, were vbiting around the streets, when thanks iu very best mood. We sent around two or | gyg^ in a greater degree than that of the and the probaWe-result of such union, we met with a very polite Koman continued oon- effected. Calholic citizen, who related to us a little three little girls at the close of our ad- administrator, as an agent, it certainly h«r and leave her to herrclf until she re I gYenc^ reposed in him by the brethren, When I arrived, about ten o'clock, A. witty affair between himself and a Meth- dresses, to collect some^^iii^ ^jp' miM I would have been proper to represent him ^^"S^tiOT touching remarks with M., a yoang ma?i by the name of Archer, odist preacher a short titde before. lie J^nd Words to destitute Smiday-schools, as an active party, instead of a passive once a student of Mount Lebanon Uni- said the preacher tackled him sharply for l^^^Sta are not Protestants. Since reference to the sad change which have and they brought up some $35 for that j one. But being merely passive to an ac tiiey never had any eccIeaasticaJ connec-1 occurred in Alabama within the last-few object. tion performed upon him, the act is not versity, gave out the last verse of his laving SHch had men aad bad principles t^ with the Papacy, they are now, and' years. After the election a- half 1-hou—r At 11 o'clock to-day, by invitation. his, but the partiefc authorizing the per- opening hymn. His prayer was unobjec- n his church, " tho mother of harlots." Pjnnoi« - hive been the repu^tors of the was devoted to religious exercisewhen Dr. Manly and I made brief speeches in forming of the action. The subject does tionable, indeed good. His text, Matthew The old Catholic said, "I grant it sir, we ppk^s and ppracticei s of Papacy. . , whether! an adjournment for a basket dinner took V. 6. His sermou was very fair, and had laye bad men, and bad principles fiBond in Rome sr in the Protestant sects relation to our Sunday-school work. The I nothing more than submit to an act per- tk^ came out cf her. place. result was that in cash and subscriptions farmed to, and for him, by another party, but little that could reasonably be ob- But," said he, "have not you bad men ruJ This afternoon the President announced 11. We regard Protestantism, as well over $100 were raised for the Sunday- ^o sense is the action his. It is no jected to. Albeit, he harped upon elec- bad principles among you Protestauis ? ' U the Reformation of 1827, as based on the appointment of Committees on the school Board. more his, than a natural death, buria tion, eternal decrees tlnd covenants— The preacher replied,'"Yes." 'Well," thfl EMumption that the prophecies and j following topics: Foreign Missions, Do Bro. Phillips made an address on the L^h^i resurrection, which it symbolizes. To sabjects, which I could not help thinking said the old Roman, " why do you hackle deolarations of C^ touching l^ church Missions, Sunday-schools, Educa- African Jligsion to-night, and some two ^{jj^ belongs the honor or credit of obe required longer and more thorough study us Catholics so, when yon got as After anno,.nee- hundred dollars were contributed to that ^jenco or submission in a specific duty, than he had bestowed, to do them justice, you know, your bad principles from us lation and preservers of the church. ment of the above Committee, and the Mission. The unfinished business was j^g j^kes no part in the action of the lie was a new preacher, and they were Catholics ? " This was a damper. When ukjsxosiffs. transaction of some business of minor closed up after the address, and after ^jjj^g j^^g^jf Doing an act and sab- very justly proud of him, for he was un- this witty affair was relate3, frejilicd lo 1. The unimmersed bodies of Christians importance, it was determined to devote some eloquent and touching remarks by n^j^tjog to an act done by another are doubtedly the only man in their Associa- my friend, that we Baptists are not im- afternoon ^ion .o the President, the singing of an appro- certainly very distinct propositions, tion, so far as I was able to judge, who plicated in this matter of Catholic e rrors, ipQio^tist denominations are only re- the heanng of reports on the state of priate hymn, and a hearty shaking of rpj^^gQ writers who take the ground comprehended what an argument was. k-ing never belonged to IJome in any liginna societies. religion in the various associations in the hands, the exercises of this most inter- ^^^ ^ct of baptism is that of the sab- He was followed, without public age, nor descended from her ! Yet the 2. That baptism and an official relation State. But few of the associations could prayer, by an elderly man by the name old Rom.in hit ns Baptists a blow. V»y to a ohareh are prerequiate to a regular ^g heard this afternoon, and it was deter- esting meeting were closed. All left the baptized, usually deny the materi- ongnel ministry; hence, all ordinances ad- . , ^ • meeting feeling it was good to have been j^jj^y ^^f specific administrator, for the of Foster, whose main forte seemed to be saying, " We Catholics cannot get your U^d by Li unbkptized and unor- h'"^^ ^o resume these exercises at the there. The next meeting of the Conven-1 consummation of the legality of the or- vociferation, and calling himself " little old men, but we will get your children dained, although immersed ministry, are closing hour of to-morrow afternoou's old Foster." He quoted at a good deal before long!" tibn will be held at Opelika. j dinance. Indeed they cannot do other- nlQl and void. session. of Scripture, but rarely gave a passage Yours fraternally, T. C. Teasdale. I wise. It is a logical deduction from thwir Now Bro. Graves, this one litlU' inci- 8. No church has a riffht to hear a case The annual, or introductory sermon literaUy, and more than once spoiled the dent among a thousand others^goes t'> postulate. For, if the act of the subject brm^t before it in violation of the law ^^s preached this evening bv Elder sense. If he left an idea, except that he show that Mfethodists, nor any Prolis- of^rirt. The spe^cation of the order ^^^ 2 Cor. v. 20. it was a PEDOBAPTIST AHD OAMBELLITE IMMEESiaHS, « in this, or any oth^r ordinance be the ma- believed iu the doctrines that Archer tants can battle successfully with Komo, 1 to be observed la the prohibition of any . , ' j • » j .1, . ; terial part, the legality of the adminis- othier order. timely discourse, and it is hoped that it U. p. UAaiLfT. preached and was opposed to missions, so near allied td her in character aud 4k No member ^ould submit to an ar- may be productive of good to the cause The act of baptism is that of the indi- j tration never can hinge on another party, do not recollect it. I presume he is a principle. No, their weapons of warf are vidual baptized, or it is the act of the The legality or the illegality of an act like Cajsar's of old, will turn upon ihem- raignment or trial brought and conducted of the blessed Master. good man, but fear hands were laid selves at every blow. Thb Catholics charch of Christ. If the first proposi- must necessarily depend upon the party in violation of the laws of Chrigt. Each Thus ends the first day's proceedings "suddenly" upon him. ^ well know, and Protestants know it lou I it wV of the Convention. T. C. T. tion is correct, aii administrative agent is intrusted with its performance. That is, After a recess of half an hour for re- Baptbts alone,who descended from Christ - for the nuthiiu observance 01 nis laws. _ 5. Since only,not might,\B right, November 13, 18C9. not essential to a scriptural administra- it is the party that does the thing com- freshment, the " big gun " of the occa- ana his apostles, carry the great battk'-ax S co^tutio^mmority is in aU cases ^ j^^g^ increase of messengers tion, or rather, the subject of the ordi-1 manded, who is bound and made respon- sion was fired by Eld. Zachariah Thomas. of truth and ark of principles to battle nance is its administrator. He may, or sible for its right or wrong performance, After singing, he told us to take our seats, down thb mighty Dagon of siu and cor- or disorderiy h-t night and today. It is by far the ruption ! Then_let all Baptists, like he may not call to his aid the services of Where then is the deposition of the power and then took up about enough time ex- flugority camot exclude a member of an I most interesting, as it is also much the a second person. He is the principal in to bestow the ordinances of Christ ? The Gideon's men, rally to their mighty worki K^owledged coi^tithtional church. 1 largest Convention they have had since plaining why he omitted public prayer, JA-ues 3L Thomas. the act, and all other things are, at most, answer is plain and easy.' In the church, No church should receive the letters Ljjg^ar. Dr. Henderson presides with to have made a prayer of sufficient length. luka, Mies^ NoTcmber 8, 1869. merely adjunctive. These are the legiti- Otherwise it ceases to be an executive His text, like that of hia predecessor, mate deductions of this proposition ; in body, as exercising control over the ad- Foster, and like that of niost Anti-Mis- o«Mumion the members ofsuch a church, eyes ^r. Mell, the unrivaled parlia- To Dr. "W. "WjUiams, Professor of Ecclesiasti-' fact, the only true deductions that can be ministration of all Christ's laws, and thus sionary preachers, as I have learned, cal Hastoiy, Greenville, 8. 0. or in any way countenance or uphold its j mentariaa, are continually upon him. made from it; This first proposition di- is laid the foundation for the destruction disorder; it mouldkeepnocdmpany with Too much time, however, is occupied, as seemed to be selected more on account o Dkae Siu :—In your recent article iu h that it TDAj be ashamed. jg common in our coHventions, ou imma- vestedof all ecclesiastical paraphernalia, of the very elements of a scriptural seeming quaint verbiage, than its rel the BqptUit and Index, Ga., this sentt-uce is naked sebaptiam and its advocates will church, and the filling of the world with L To^^^jUiTh^^'Stent with te^^l^^tters. Two days are gone, and evancy to the subject ho tried to discuss. occurs: "But when afterward, in the onr principles, whether we gain or lose yet much of the business of the Conven- eventually He compelled to defend it ia confusion. I do not remember the text of either. third and fourth centuries, the contest nnmMrs or Mpularitv. tibn remains to be transacted. The r^ this form. Admit that the sects are To deny the supervision of the church I wish I could give ev^n a synopsis of was shifted from heretics tfi schismatics, 8. "ro fi^ ourpeculiarmisaon, which port of the Committee on Sunday-schoob Christian churches, or that a mere pre- over the ordinances, is to send them be- this last heterogeneous harangue. I who like the Xovatians and the 1 )oija- ifl to be the witoisses of Christ's truth ^^^ readjust before the close of the ses- tendedcall to Christian ministry, inde- yond the pale of its authority, into the can enly remember a few points. He tists, held the same doctrinc and iLc aeainat ererv system of error, and those . , j . pendent of ordination, authorizes to con- hands of irresponsible persons, tobedis- believed in a call. He illustrated by a same Epbcopal form of polity as ibt* SHrigSe or advocate them; and evening, and recommitted to fer the ordinances. This will place the pensed according to the whims and ca- custom of hb young days, to blow a horn general church from which they s^tpa- It above a£ by no act to countenance, rec-j the Committee, a^d was made the order ordinances where the church can exer- prices of a fickle populace. If the pre- for meals. The father and son were in rated," etc. In common with a large ognue^d or abet those who teach error,! of the day for tl o'clock on Monday, cise no supervision over them. Hence, ceding observations are correct^ the con- the field ; a horn blows and the son in- number of theological students, I respeci- or to confirm tiiose who are in error, i when I was requested to address the the doctrine contained in the proposition science of the subject of1)aptism has 3. To employ all the enei^gfies of the Convention on the subject of our Sun- quires if that is their horn ; another and fhlly and most earnestly request you 10 QOBunation for the conversion of sinners is false. i "otbing to do whatever ia determining another blows and in like manner the same submit t« us through The Bavtisi—ai. ipbuilding of Christ's kingdom. I . v ^ . question is asked; at last the home horn the moat effertual means and To-night addresses are to be delivered If the second preposition be taken as jits validity. • it b now placed in the hands of every UenaeB,notincompatiblewiththeWord by Bro. Freeman, President of Howard expressing the (ruth of the Scriptures on It also follows that the deagn of its adc is blown, and the sou asks no question, Baptbt theological student in America— wGod- [College, and Dr. Tichenor, in behalf of this question, it follows, that where there ministration is letermined and fixed by but puts down hb hoe and starts to the the hbtorical evidences upon which you is no scriptural church, there is no Bible- the legislative power creating the ordi- honse. He left us to make the appli- feel warranted to make the assertions: authorized agency to confer a New Tes- nance, and that the administrative power oaUon. ii; ene^S ai Svot?dStek want to speak for the CoUege; it is look- 1. That the Novatians and DonatistJ tamentordinance; and that the act of cijnnot change it, without changing the He. informed us that the choice of w^re Epbcopalian& 6. To ftrnish a pastor to every churchi ing Phcenix-like, it will no doubt Matthiaa to the apostleship was only a 2. That the Donatbts separated froui and miwwonarieg of the crosa for every dea- arise from the ashes of its long depres? baptism is not Uie act of the individual institute itself. The churehhas no power human device of the eleven, to help God the genend, i e.. Catholic (murch. ^ abroad, under gion, superindaoed by the late terrible receiving the ordinance, but the act of to change either its design or form. It attam the church—the power conferring it. merely administers on behalf of Christ-, do his work. Inference, Missionary So- I heard the remark mad6 to-day by 3 cieties are only a human device to help prominent young minfeter, that if your tions having been given to the dinrchU higher degree of prOspenty than ever ^ese two deductions are inseparable and hence is only a conservator of origi- from proposition second. They are also nal purity. Any change, either of form God do his work. He warned his breth- positions can be made apparent, he would report on DomesUc and Indian iUn4 harmonuutuuuyj witwimh thbUeU principle s anMUdU teach ieuuu-- Io VIr Idesign UCOI^H, ,woul d involv•——e the- destructio-j^-.. n ren that tho nearer a counterfeit was like join the Episcopalians. For the Dona- Sowevei^XW say^Jhat the olto tU; Wit i«MW itia to tSig^ GodTa JAS. W. SCA^ legiate and theological education. The Com. WtatCTet' I Head can vonched tar and more to intorflBn intk Ua nigu. nun The Oriniaa ^tamld auk* evcrytUBC toad t* kk rrii-Board will ud none bnt those who come gtoa. aadaOow rrilgioa to Imd ta aothlac -J. L. Jaxaa ^^Wewes, who are available ben^w alihiys oondemiied fvpct^ hffptMm ChiizehHdBeen hjr i(^nea "Then ia bo Blddla-groiiBd Smwm CaUuOk* aad wdU reeommend^ by their ohurohes. At a called confereneb of the church, nmuduwpBiren; mew rites wm iatrodncai, here in Or^on, or supjported by public Baytist*. AO the wet^praetieiac tabat spriakUi«at* Oar agents are charged with the duty o: Nov. 9tlh, the above report wm submitted but at thfr saa^'t^ it is balj tke rate hid 4awa; tha meatTertod Tfsre «oflhiM«taof tkaCatkoUecUv* trM, and Uwy documents accessible to all with butlittie legitimate con^uence of ^hdr teadi- Os BBgod^ wo* erdsiaed; am^s anvitliitpartafanof iurowt and flUaM" ft.*,, Ja- seeking ont the gifts of the churches. and unanimoasly adopted. trouble, and I will in all ca8« give daU ings. Theoreti^y, as V ienomiBstion, •xsltod. GoTs wm left nndoBe. ^B).—Et. **v. J. T..Txxtxk(. -Bf. of Straakart. Oar agents are well known in the State. an. Knro,Mod, for authority to support any disputed duuige followed ekuigc^ oozmptioB trimnphed, C. T. - they are the most open of opo^ooitt* They represent a great cause; and b SCA1PB,C^C. point. I might condense the matter into end »t leogtb tlie Mu af ffia was fmly seated A PSOFOSmOH TO ABEAHSA8 HDT- muaipnists; I say, theoretically, for prae- ISTEB8. the help of God—we calculate on the co- a single article perhaps, or it might ex- nliiatlime. 1 SaL it:lO-SO; I Cor. t: 1-18: To the Editor of the Oeatral Baptist. tiealiy their desira-is n^ camedLwit, for a Bttsa. n: a, 2 Bm-Ji; 17,18; Ber.xiii: There are at least two huDdred. nunis- operation of the brethren—they will be' tend to three or four, according to the Ihaveiudedin the circulation of vonr the great masses that are usually re- w^A I • ters in Arkansas. Erery one of them able to do a great work. We must have facts and matter on hand. Hie quatioD, tiieniRe, ia af t&e greatest paper in Arkansas, and I am firequently garded as orthodox derominatioits have I^wtanoe: Wial tmutiMim in Cb^ should read The Baptist for the year an educated ministry. Who will send asked whet« does the Cmtral stand upon The following is the article of the i> Mt ^mnkat It ia in eoiunqneaea of their but very little to do with them. 187P. It is the organ of the State of OS a bale of cotton to devote to this the Uviflg questions ofthe day, and I am JEkangel alluded to: Tiews OB thia solgeet, tliat Bi^ist eknreliea Concerning the deske fer apropn and di^ ia fbeir eoaaUtntion bmm all ether Arkansas. All that is done or attempted work? But this Board is charged with unable to answer. Will you do me and ahuTc&ea. pm Sa- will be reported in these columns, and that to which we have just referred. A J1 asks: " Shall the CampbeUitea be perw fiaOoir:— lowing queries: lem, Oregon, called out by certain things L Tbe Baptist ehardiea regard it aa Christ'a every minirter should know what it is. t many of oar ministej^ already mUted to define such a union ? If so, I 1. Do you regard the immersions of in a communication of Bra C. A. Back- win, that an church memben ahoold be eos- We need an organ of communication, so le work, cannot go to/college, or to have heard their terms of union time and wtedjMraoM: When Saul "esaayed to join Pedobaptists and Campbellites as scrip, bee, wherein the latter alludes to the Dis- Msiaelf to the diaciplea " at JemaiOeiii, they de> that Arkansas ministers can converse seminaries- It is proposed therefore to tural, under any circumstances ? agjun, and they amount substantially to ciples or Campbellites ia Oregon. Re- efised to reeeire hnn, beeavse they "beliered with each other and compare views, and have a coarse of theological lectures in 2. Do you hold with the Religious this: that Baptists drop all their distinc- •ot that he was a disciple." It was not till they specting the muntenance by this denom- secure the united action of the entire connection with our Convention. We Herald and Georgia Index, that there tive peculiarities and become Campbel- aseertained this, from hearing that he had ination of "the grand old doctrines of "seen the Lord in the way," andh^ "preached denomination in the State. We make this are charged with the duty of meeting has not been a succession of Baptist lites," which the former will hardly do b(ddly at Dsmascns/ that they permitted him the expense of the Ministerial linstitute. churches from the ascension to the pres- grace," Bro. M. says tbat if by these ailer contending for "these grand old doc to be "With them, coming in and geing ont, at PEoposition: ent day? doctrines »re meant " the doctrines, of Jerusalem."—^Acto ix: 26-28. All the «iem- We wiU gend this paper gbatis to Such, then, is our work. Our agents are trines" in the pulpit and at the stake for bm, also, of the trat ehnrch, are addressed aa Bro. G., I should like for this to stand God's sovereignty, regeneration, living every minister (or brother) teho will coming among you, brethren. How wil nearly nineteen centuries—taking there- Miati.—Eom. i: 7:1 Cor. i: 2; Eph. i: 1. until you copy the answers. scriptural faith that works by love and Bat in Fedobaptist chorches, many persons pledge himself to procitre Jive new you treat them ? for "the loose disjointed vi^aries of a J. B. Seaecy. purifies the heart, the divinity of Christ, are members who are not receir^ as conrerted. subscribers during 1870. Or, the W. D. MATFIKLD, system less than fifiy years of age, and In the Episcopal and Presbyterian establish- the direct agency and operation of the Eugushsiax's Greek Coxcordaxce. Treasurer Board. ABEAH8AS ASSOCIATIONS. while hundreds are now living who can menta, and soEte of the bodies formed by those Spirit upon the heart, and final perse- who have seceded from them, persons Helena, Kot. IC. The following is a list of the Associa- distinctly recollect when the founder of teeeiTed to /idl ammumtm withoat eridence oThif s work is valuable to all Bible stu- verance of the saints," and other distin- ions in Arkansas in 1868, and we want this system was cut off from the Baptists their conTeraion; and thoagh the Congrega- dents, and should be in the hands of EXfLAlTATOEY. guishing Baptist doctrines, no Baptist in tional Pedobaptists require proof of conTersion the minutes of each one for 1869. We for heresy." before receiring peraona to the Lord's table, and every minister of the gospel. Notwith- Editob Baptist:—In your paper of Oregon has heard Campbellites preach will keep this notice standing until we to full membeTalup, they mostly regard infanta, standing its value, many know nothing 23d of October, you publish aletterfrom them. Repudiating the idea sometimes ad- and unconTcrted persons, when baptised, as do receive them. It is important for the vanced that "all denominations have about it. For their good we copy the N. P. Moore, late editor of the Arkansas Respecting the question of " a change members of inferior degree The Westminster General Agents, and the Boards of Mis some error, but I believe oars is nearest Gonfesaion of Paith, whidi speaks the Tiewa of following from an exchange: Baptist, which Elder W. H. Itobert, pas- of heart before baptism," he says if this Freabyterians, and of many Congregationalista "It enables one who has the least acquaint- sions and Education to have the data. right, and therefore I stay with it," ho on this subject, says that ehUdrtH tf mtmbtn tor of eur church, and Principal of the people Kse the expression, they quibble ance with Greek to find every Greek word in Elder B. OriflSn, Modera- says: 'Idonot think any considerable wn thenuetaeM membm; born within tJu ehureh. High School at this plac^, considers a re- tor; W. B. Holland, Clerk, Searey. upon it and define it, when questioned, Some Independents differ from thia riew, but the Kew TesUmeat, in every passage in which number of the Baptists of Oregon in- flection upon himself, and has thought it Bartholomew Auoeiation—A. Collins, Moderaambiguously- , or "to be simply an alter- rery many of them regard both infanto and the it ocears, together with the rendering given it dorse it. We believe and teach that tjie nnconTerted, when b^tiied, aa connected, in in the common English version. A proper use right and proper that he make an expla- tor; A. B. Files, Clerk, Hamburg. ing or change of purpose, or intention," some degree, with the church of Christ —(See of it would save many a would-be critic from Cadron Ai*oeiaiion—Elder J. R. Hall, Modera- Baptist church ia the church, the only Dr. War^lHw and Br. CampbelL) nation to the church of his coarse in this tor; J. A. Johnaon, Clerk, Springfield. and this he speaks frojn knowledge, hav- exposing his ignorance of" Greek, while it true church of Christ, and that so far as Baptist ehorchea, on the contrary, reoeire a« matter, and place the facts that governed Caroline Auoeiation—B. Blassingame, Modeing- questioned them " hundreds of times would enable many a diligent searcher after the general promulgation of the " grand members, thoae only who gire credible eridence him before the church. Inasmuch as rator; W.M. Warner, Clerk, Dea Arc. during the past seventeen years that he tt their conTeraion; they do net acknowledge truth to reach conclusions which, without it, old doctrines of grace" is eoncem^, as you have published the letter referred to, Columbia A$toeiation—J. 0. Burnett, Modeias bee- n acquainted with them in Oregon. either infants, or the unconverted, as haring are beyond hia reach. No man should ever feel rator. well as her practice, she is not now, and any riaible connection with the church of Christ. that he has ^e correct rendering of a word in we have thought it proper after an exam- As to regeneration, that does not take —Acts ii: 47; 1 Cor. ui: 16.17. DardanelU Auociation—B\deT E. L. Compere, never has been in error; and if the Camp- the Kew Testament until he has examined it ination of the facts, that for the justifica- Moderator; J. N. Ledbetter, Cler^ Fort SmithJ )lace till baptism, in their view—they IL Baptist churches fatrictly so called) re- bellites desire a 'true scriptural union gard it as Christ's will, that all believers carefully throughout the book; nor should any tion of Eld. Robert and the good of the Fayetteville .dMociarton—Elder J. Dunniganbaptiz' e 'for remission of sins,* they *wasb Moderator; J. A. Miller, Clerk, Bentonville. with the Baptists,' all they have to do is received to meml^hip should be firtt bt^iizei. man who expects ahy aid from the Greek, con- caase at this place,'you should publish away their sins' in baptism. The grand The ITew Testament churches consisted wholly tinue without this Concordance a single day Independence Anoeiation—Gardner, Modera- to come forward, renounce their errors, of baptized believers. Peter said to believers sn the facts in the case as contained in a let- old doctrines of regeneration, as the longer than necessary." tor; J. W. Carnet, Clerk, Smithtille. give evidence of a 'change of heart* the day of Pentecost, " Be baptixed every one ter from N. P. Moore to W. M. Lea, W. Judton J«»o«a/»on—Elder A. Tales, Modera-result of the direct operation of the of yoo," and they "were baptised."—Actaii: We send this paper to every minister tor; Wm. Daniel, Clerk, Princeton. (regeneration), and we will receive and 88-iI; see, alao, x: 48. So that the Bi^tist H. Robert and others. Spirit of God upon the heart, which is Liberty Auoeiation—3. P. Event, Moderator; baptize them—not over again, for their chuxchea are, in thia respect, "followers of thp whose address we can learn. If you meant by Baptists when they speak of a ehorchea of God," as first founded by Christ Union, La. Campbellite immersion was not even the accept, write immediately and give your Bro. Lea:—I write this under a state change of heart, the Campbellites dis- and Hia apostles.—1 These, ii: 14. postoffice. Liltle Red River Auociation. shadow of a baptism. But in d»ing so they differ from all, other of feelings not the best, having sunk all Mount Vernon Auodation. card, and substitute therefor the dogma ohurches; from the Quakers, who reject bap- the money I carried with me to Little OuaeMta Attoeiation — W. A. Lawrence, aMods expresse- d in the following language Baptists in Oregon most decidedly tism, fnim the Pedobaptists, who substitute an- THE OEGAH OF THE BAPTISTS IH Roek, #900 in gold. I have made up my erator; Thomas Wright, Clerk, Dallas. of the originator and founder of their object to any apparent afliliation with other rite fiir the immersion of believers, and ABEAHSAS. Pine Bluf At$ociaUon—W. H. Robert, Modera- from all open communionists, whether Baptists, mind to make a greater sacrifice, and sink sect: ' In baptism ,alone we receive re- [Campbellites on the part of professed or Pedobaptists, who admit persons without As President of the Baptist Stat^ Con tor; W. M. Lea, Clerk, Little Rock. being baptized at all; instead of requiring, oa vention, it becomes my duty to announce oflice and all to get out of the midst of a Red River Attociafion—H. Haynes, Moderatormissio: n of sins, regeneration, and justifi- Baptists, let alone union, and any evi- '. A. Heard, Clerk, Arkadelpbia. the aposdea and first churches di^ that all to the brethren in the State that their people by whom I have been so misera- cation. We go down into the water sin- dence of it impairs their confidence. beiievers should be baptized before being r«- Roeky BayouAtsoa'*tion—J. W. Miller, Mode- ceTcd to membership and communion. Cbrist representatives in Convention assembled, bly humbugged, to say nothing else. It rat»r; J. A. Cauater, Batesville. ners, we come up saints.' Immersion They are friendso f the Bible Union, "for has given to His churches no tUtptiuing power tunanimouslo y resolved.to m^ke The Bap- will no^be doubted that I entered the Saline Auoa'ation—T. Whitten, Moderatoran;d regeneration are two Bible names for they believe in a pure Bible, and take it set aside His laws; no legitlative power to make R. M. Thrasher, Clerk, Rockport. naw*ones; but has enjoined on them to "observe tist their organ. Now, brethren, we are paper enterprise in good faith, when I the same act, contemplated in two differ- as their rule of faith and practice. So tJ^gi srhatmever" He has commanded, (Matt, spent every cent I had, and I had enough €pring River Auociation—J. A. Eaton, Clerk, ong as the Bible Union b true to its no longer without an organ. Bro. Graves Smithville. ent points of view. ' None of the unim- ixviii; 20); and, if ever tempted to neglect to live on comfortably for some time. principles, they have no fear as to the ffifl laws, " to obey God rather than men " ha^, with great generosity, offered us one mersed can be saved ; for none can enter Aats V: -JH. page, or even more, shouia we need it. Many of those very brethren who made 3Eica-0 3xr. the kingdom of God but those bom of result. . . If the pure word of Grod III. Baptist, churches regard it as Christ's the greatest professions have done least water.' Similar quotations from their makes Campbellites out of Baptists, so will that all church members should be voluntaryThi s week an Arkansas department will AMEBIOAN BIBLE UHIOH — QUEBIES. wumben; that none should be made members, be opened for our benefit aud pleasure. and humbugged me most, in that they C. B. UitTTOOX. standard works (if they have any stand- be it;" but until then it is useless to ask either against their will, or without their Let us fill it up with gopd matter. sent large lists of names, and up to the In the ITnion Qitarterlg for Maj ard works) could be multiplied to any the latter to "sacrifice the grand old doc- knowledge. God is a Spirit, and those who trines of grace that at present divide worship Him must do ao in tpmt and in trutk, Write, write, write, brethi^n. Don't fail time that I abandoned the enterprise, no and October, 1868,1 find an advertisement reasonable extent. This 'baptism for (John it; 24); their scrrice must be that of to do it. ' Do yoa need a pastor ? An ar- money.' of a "Book Store,"in which"A General As- remission of sins' is the hobby of our Baptists and Campbc^ites as &r asunder lave.'faith and obedience.—1 Cor. xiii: I; Rom. as the poles." xiv: 23; E»m. xvi: 26. They must ^yield thent-ticle in our department, giving the facts They will do it, I suppose, but I had sortment of Standard Religious Works," Campbellite friends in Oregon, and a ser- tdaa unto God, as those who are alive from the in regard to your field, will most likely spent my last dollar and determined to etc., are to be kept under charge of Rev. mon fr#u one of their preachers that did dead. "—Horn, vi: 13. In every part of their aarvice, they must have " first a willing mind," bring the man you want into your midst. give it up too late, but I had confidence in W. D. Wright, Assistant Treasurer of not introduce it prominently would not Business Department. (2 Cor. viii; 12): must first give themselves to We must cultivate our field ; and in or those brethren, and that ruined me. Then, the American Bible Union. Now I would be tolerated." the Lonl, and then to the church, by the will of Sod-—2 G«r. viii: 5. der to do this, we must invite more min- many who promised to send in names like to know what this means ? ^Where Respecting 'a change of heart before AGEHTS. have been utterly silent. All these things Elder D. B. RAI—Generar Agent. But thia saluntanf memberthip ut opposed tistero thes to occupy the ground. Write for is the need of another " Book Concern ?" baptism' being required he says: "I Elder £. L. COMFERB—Eastern Arkansas. eta^uman used by many nationaleaUblishments. them; and if they do not come at the may come up in time, but that style don't Baptists and other denominations all have witnessed the reception of scores Elder W. M. LEA—Arkansas. and to the fines, imprisonment, or worse penal- Elder J. W. TObK—West Tennessee. ties, by which membership has been enforced- first writing, still continue to write. Any suit me. There is a debt on the office of have their own. Is not this diverting the of their members in Oregon, and an ac- it is equally opposed to the initiation of tauot^ news in regard to the churches will be some. $300,and an outside one of some $50 funds of the American Bible Union from B. G. MANARD, East Tennessee. | tdam infants by baptism; and to membcrshii) knowledgment of a belief * that Jesus L€)CAL AGENTS. by birth. " inter^ting. Write then, brethren. You or $60. I turn the concern over to your- their legitimate channel ? The publica- Christ is the Son of God' is all they re- Evety responsible minister in the Bonth. Baptist churches maintain that Christ may not wield a classic pen. Your arti- self and others, which you can run or tion of their own revisions or transla- quire of tbeir candidates for baptism, requires halg aetisit^ in every member. Churccles hma y not shine with beauty. Your not as you desire. Brethren would write tions, or a defense against attacks, or rea- members are s^ken of in S^ptnre as "lively and this in ninety-nine cases in a hun- stones," forming part of "a spiritual house" thoughts may not be sublime. But good me that they were never better pleased sons for certain labors, is all proper and dred in our country is no evidence what- which ia devote^l to Ged.—1 Pet. ii: 5. The old-fashioned Baptist facts will thrill the with a paper, yet themselves and many right, but why this " general'.' matter ? ever of a change of heart That direct BUREAU OF WANTS The young are to be instructed, (Eph.vi: 4)- [Advertisements under this head viH bt In- the unriily warned, the feeble-minded comfertei hearts of our people. Let us have them, others at the same office whose names Is it to build up certain tenets or dogmas operation of the Spirit, which Baptists the weak supported, (1 Thess. v : 14); thoae then. In a word, let us make our de- they had forwarded,said not a word about of certain leaders of this Institution? sert^ at $2 per square aaeh insartiaa aaah. All who rejoice, rejoiced with; these who weep believe takes place in a change of heart, ministers wanting f eld af labor, ohaxdHS waaU ^pathixeitwith; those who art bereaved, ria- partment what it ought to be. the money. They were exceedingly" Can you give any information on this the Campbellites in Oregon discard, and Ing pastors, teaehers aehaola, aad tnitaaa teadk- ited.—Jaa. i: 27. To the ungodly the gowrcl is willing to ruin a poor preacher, and pay point ? ers; all who wish to Tant, aell, or ¥07, or laaas W. D. Mayfield. what is usually denominated 'an experi- to be made knavrn, (1 Thass. i: g); and good fiuws; all who wish aitaatNaa aa eisiici^ af done to aU men,—GaL vi: la In some part of him in praise. If all had sent up the Is there not a tendency, at least on ence' by Baptists, they t?«at )with conr emploTmeat, and all wantiag oar aaahtaaet, these labors all the members of Baptist churches money I might perhaps have been in- the part of some of the leaders of the ^e dead memben ot iroildljAGEHT S OF AEKAHSAS BAPTIST tempt, and I have heard 'them ridicule in eorraapondiag for and with then, aunt aula sstobliahments^annot, nor can the in/aatmemb N. P. Moobk. An artio. firing Bro. B. to task for is only the influence of language or that snbjeaks appended fuitad to thaaehunasaf Ta VI. BaptUt shuiehes regard it as ChrislTs ministry. We ^ve this now. And any New ©rleans, La., February 26,1869. these stats stents was sent to the Evcmgdy of words addressed to the eye or ear, will, that all hia churches slonld be itfrnU md one who attended our Convection just but the editor clipped out all that per- BAnxsT—the matter not to exeeai tveaty i«|es &tinttfiwibewldca^trrm*ta. 'qTsarsnotof .P. S.—You can use statement oa thdr holiness only a rigid morality, their of fool8eap-4en pages or lasapxafenad. the world. —John rv: lj». .Jha reeeptios of those closed, if at all acqu^ted with Baptist other page if necessary. ' tained to Bro. B., and published only consecration to God and Hu service only CeMMITTSE OF ABBITBBB: THE OKDilV- •aly whs hare been baptized at their own deaufc history, will be forced to say that the what referred to the Campbellites. ^ ID HINI8TEBS QI XHIS CITT. M a Ifofisusa of Mti, makes a real aad vkl- performance of certain externals in hta ^un^on between the cha«k aad tka brethren of this State are a per&ct unit Beo. Robxbt:—If Bro. Lea is not in inclose a copy, from which you can religion, and their doctrines and beliefi The tt^U obtaia5«g tha f rite ta be tha world; but inlbnt memBerahip, by dbpartiu town, read it yourself, and hand it to pisperty ef tha ^itor et this paper, ta be pu aar^^dsfiuth and practice.* But the jndge if Campbellites of Oregon differ comprising a heterogenous nuxture of all fram this rale, blends the dinreh and ihTin^ him on bis arrival; in it yon will liMim all lished in the first voluaa .ef Piise begesas aad together. Th» baptism of ialaals, and tka an- want of tiioroughly pduQ^ited men—men from those of Tennessee.) shades and degrees of every erroneous I could say to you. May God bless you Essays, where they wm be duly sredited tha eaavertad, coaaeeto the memben of jDhrist with who are aHe ministers of the New Tes- You have doubtiess read of the mas- isni and notion extant." alwaya in your labors. anther. It is deaiped to iaane a aaiiaa af vol- ih«M who are ItiU nembezs of tha world. Boi tament—was severely felt. And the nmea that will be Mgaxded staadaid aai Tslo* tb« apdstis lays, '^WiuX. eesyanalon hsth lirit sacre by the Indians of Dr. Whitman, of Respecting the statement that they witk daiksassT aad whai eoacord hath (mL Convention, with aa earnestness worthy Yours, N. P. Moors. the Presbytoian mission 'at Wallawalla hold Only those who walk orderly as en- able eoatribntieas to Baptist Utaiatiaii •rith Belial?—Whoreftire, coma out from amana of such a canse, luidressed itself to this PABSAOISS PB0P08X0. I have this day made over to W. M. in 1847. Rev. Mr. Spalding, of the same titled to the privileges of the ^rd's them a^ ba ya ttfmnU, saith tha loiZi^ work. A Bowd of Mmisterial Educa- For OT«Ba|»«f^ Thea. iL 4-Xha twih ast iha nnelesa thing: aad I wOl rte^va Lea; W. H. Robert and others, the office nuimon,and whose escape was almoiit a Table, Bro. Mattoon says: "So fer as .»» aUL-a Cot vi: M^k tion was appointed and«located at He- UsA ^ Sin. ^ ke a persea? Has he af> known as the Arkansas Bcg^iti, in con- miracle, now lives only about % mile ^m my observation has extended they have pearedif Ii ia olaar tiai ^ystCB vUA aztenia lena. It was detigced that this Board tha of (aristlani^ ud of iniiiatioa into nderation of-—-dollars for value re- here, and is fully satisfied, and thinks it always invited'all who love the Lord' For Bee.—1 Peter iil. 18-S0-«He weak to t&aah, to thoM who an mi aiw idra, dsM, should raise at least ten tiionsand dol* eved. N. P. Moobb. can be proven, that the entire massacre to participate. Time iui4 again have and p^hed to the spirits is prisea.'* /i alM oblitaatatbe dktiaetisal^ lars during tiie year. Ik* akank and Iks wsrid. H«a Imt was concocted and set on by the Catho> prominent mm among tbemar^ed with For jran.—Ada IL 88-«BapeBt aad' bt ' Wilt m zeaHxe the stateawit af And I may here say that tiie Board, We the Committee on behalf of Tren^ lies for the purpose of exterminating the me that even b^tism is not n^ssaHly bapUsad • * • forthe lenissioa af das." aa Ita^r stoBaa, ara bmU on the last sight of the Convention, was ton Bap^ church, do certify that the Ptotestants. He has promised me some a prerequisite. And I have sey er^ tinuai For F«k.-lt»tt. xxiv- 84^The mean. iha^tfioAm^Uit/btv^ Sag "geaeiatiaa^ la this pMWge. aaa^aUt to €bd I7 duly piganiwdj and feeling the impor- original of the above copies of letters reminiscences of tiiose events which will witnessed persons who made no preten- t^WaraTfi tance of the work, we at once appointed m»r Mar^k—zx. 13-15—CttuOl |Kt and transfer, mth the orig^al envelope doubtless be interesting; and thinldng sions to religion, (accepting their pnblia righteens ba judged at t%Is the fiaaljudgiua t \ •- - V X- ^iUm . • . t -v^tf ' .. ' • • 1869. ..•'•I'L^'JFAI

eharciieS^f this eoantiy. 'A£i we de ndt Inow^ aUj^t raaiont.' ^^: be deny Iha tntth af tlie man totcaoh iC ithe differepcp. brt^n thsT'^ the ehor^' pap^ (ifFr«ieb«*'W paWMpmpht.t wm ^ n^ harnet as- regi^t^ risen saMtlr^iiriffe^lii tlti^nl^] **current^isews" and oarrent alaBdjer8.j ;!will evmr b^^iltk ihe to^ .Xha^^mhtsainft not made ' the preelse aiOlmatiMi^ itt^UA > teaerterfwJNrtiafJBnaediofJkli ^ that th^ ame r^8p7«rery inaitrtinjll; and.t^e^liew ea^ will he theirs. . They will the^ last stttaBcar: - af; :tfae<^ paxagr^th-. wMeh thing has not been. affii|Bei^«r^soma churches \ i .As we i have in.- a ]^Tioii» fiArtiqte member of the urch, requesting a small wh^^Jwas jjt^ -ihey' will shim his gloAx. haaSs thia actieleu^ llV>at,i tUB. ; i* tU^io^ ia thia eeintry, a^dthaVriie Sim Pranelsco pa- jk^ted oat to him the constniotive J^lae-. 8l ^ , ^^^ eyepr member, They will celehxate his praise. They will cut graaad ef complaint agaiaat ^e. Ajpfmlt per has not aaid what {a ^r^ of that ? If hood of the iclofelBg sentence of the ob- young and old; sn^ll and greafV of suc*h yiiarpmB>Ji:QTmBgB27,iaia. Thatit has not snppressiMl aotaai and earrent he eaa, *hy doM he not dait, and make an end their crowna f'Kt- They will say in jec^onable artiele—^whioh. is so obvioiu proportioaa as would be knon^ net to be mews iif'the ^y?" otit?" , * * • "" strains sweeter than angels use. Thou wast" aa to have betn untfltassary—we noje oppressive to any. Then let the older Xoj sir, but that you hayi^' published ThQ Appetd may deem du^ Ito^uage slain and l^t redeemed ns to God by thy flBMS TILL TEE DEBATE say, if the 4/?p«a/i,will admit its offei^ and more wealthy give additionally as blood." . in your editorial columns a damaging •trong when we pronotihce t^e statement For Twelr® llon^, . . . $3.00 dveness and apologize for its insertion as they might choosa. ; The object of thia The italics are mine, and with the san- misrepresentation —' a statement that of the closing sentence of the article a l^itimate « news item,", we wiil cloro is two-fold. (I). To show what an im- timents I most fully iu^rd. . The differ- For Six Moiths, . . . 2.00 every inteUi|;ent flran on this continent " mendacious." We|iplant just what we this cdntroversy, and attribute its insert mense general fund could be raised by ence between Bro. P. and myself on the knows to be false—^to t^e prejudice of said, and we reaffirm it^ regardless of tion the foreman." this method,*Bay fbr instance, let each dispntdi point ia purely lineal, not mar- - lAPTIBT PAITH. the Baptists of this city and of the whole who wrote it. The ediW who penned little boy and girl, as well as oldar, give ginal. "Let us have peace." J.T.T. Then ii aa Mlvstin but br the &w me^ country. The man who wrot^ it, whether the statement penned a false statement- cf 6 BIALI8M. heart; na'Iore to Christ which does not iaelnde Nor is it an item of current news, but the Appeal has given circnlatLon 'to it, fact that we have this week entered the Domestic Missions for Association 50 We have beeu charged with material- loire t« lus pe^fl^ his ezampls, his previa a current slander^ an unmit%ated and and thinks it " inoffensive " to those it and tMtify itself to the werld bj implieit and names of seventeen young ministers upon Domestic Board at Marim.. 50 ism, and verily, we are disposed tt» plead ehaerfnl ebedieaee t« all his commands; no gen- premeditated misrepresentadan, origin- was originally intended to injure! If oar minister's list. The President of that Foreign Missions 2o Education, Ministerial 50 guilty to the " soft impeachment" This uine hrre to his people that does notinfinenee a ated to injure the ^ptist denomination " the church paper in San Francisco" college, N. M,^ Crawford, is well known man to do good to them, as he has ability and earth of ours which was pronounced ofpertonity. J. B. Qt^m. in the estimation of the credulous multi- (and will the Appeal ^xSarax us tcKat to our i-eaders ^as an able writer, and SI 76 " good " in the glory hour of its appear- tude. The Appeal Bays it did not write church ho means by "the church" among scholars 'li^ is universally admJ^ per annum. One quarter of this would ance among the stars of tho morning, not send money to ns for it. We accept this fdct^ but again affirm Episcopal ted te 9tand pre-eminent among the first be 44 cents for .three months. Could and is to be "better" in the Aurora ot not any little Miss contribute a pair of the PablisMng Company or other that the Appeal nor ajiy other paper had or Catholic sees fit to pen belles-letter scholars in the South—if not the resurrection, can be made much more the right to publish it. , and publish so gross a falsehood, what in the Union itself. We have his prem- socks to be sold to a merchant once in parties. It is all we can do to habitable and pleasant to live on now, Tet Bsrr. Dr. GraTea, of THS BAPTIST, of this business has the Appeal with it? ie of a revision of both his valuable three months? Could not our youths of by proper applieatiou of known laws ot attend to oar own business. TVTieH city, takes the Appeal to task about the para- What right kas the Memphis Appeal little works on great subjects, "The same age, save or make that much every skill and labor. Among thosi; who be- money is lost we are exi>eet€d to graph. Be regards it as a griiTe offense against to republish an admitted slander of Baptism of Jesus" and " Baptism for the three months ? If it were suggested in a lievejn the last idea most emjjhaiically, the Baptist denomination. He should know pay—and we cannot risk for other "the church paper of San Francisco" Remission of Sins," at au early day, pleasant and pious way, a spirit of pi- and shows his faith by his works, is Dr. M. that the editors could hare no motive to efiTend ous rivalry would throw interest into the parties. All moneys for Tracts so large a portion of their patrons, lie ehonld upon the Baptist denomination ? ' I'hat'a ujvhich we will BterootyjKJ elegantly and W. Plulips, of the Southern Ihrmer. In know also that the paragraph is qnite harm- the question ; and the Appeal .cannot es- issue in good style for our Tract Society. matter,- and the work would be done. perusing a late coj+y of this journal we and THE BAPTIST, and none other, less, unless the facta are incorreetly stated. If cape it by writing forty columns more. It will be a magnificent contribution from Let every father .".nd mother do the same were forcibly reminded by bis pnngant address to J. R. GSAVES. that is the cose, the remedy should bo to cor- If he claims tlie right to propagate such him. God bless the young ministers at at the quarter in order to encourage the and potent pen of what we had seen rect the statement, not abuse these who may or litems of news," we shall claim the Georgetown College, and may they re- young and train them into systematic be- upon his farm in the " old world " which may not have innocently made it. That might T£B MEMPHIS APPEAL A6AIH. right to repudiate the claims of the APTI.ST. nevolence, which would soon train their w« all remember so tenderly. It is often iojure them, but it would not remore the injury, ceive much benefit from THE B We baTe not the least desire to raise a Appeal in the name of all I*rote8tant8 minds for systematic action in most ether said of editors of our agriculluml jour- if any, done to the church. No capital can be — Our readers will see in the Arkansas oontroTerey with the Appeal^ or with and Baptists. things in life. nals, that they aro mere " book farmers," made against the Baptist denomination by mis- Department the reply of the Trenton any sccolar paper. "We do not wish to "If he cannot, ho may well inquire (2). Our young members would thus and know nothing practically. stating facts. And no capital can be made for church to Elder Moore's letter recently injure its circolatioD, unless it forfeits it it by concealing them, or by any assaults on whether the epithet he uses has not been mis- be brought to consider their personal published. It is simply the letter of au- This is not true of the editor of tho b^ a course of flagrant injostice toward the daily press for making them public. We applied, and whether it does nit bccomo more and individual duty in ev«ry department applicable to himself than it is to ns. * If, as a thority to Brethren Lea and Robert— Southern Farma', as thousands can tes- Protestants and Baptists. We noticed affirm nothing on the subjcct as to the truth or of Christian life. When the call is than tify who were wont to visit his model falsehood of the statement made in the para- religions editor, he chooses to run a tiTt with one or botl>—to sell his effects, pay his the late article because, 1, we were called made in any Christian act, they would farm in Hinds county, Mississippi, iu the graph which is so offAsire to Dr. Grares. We the political press, we call his attention to the debts, and dispose of the paper as they upon by a brother, shown the article, feel this individnality even when the min- years '56, '57 te '60. It was our pleas- hare not meddled editorially in his controrer- question whether the political editor may not, saw fit. It was addressed to Bro. Bobert and requested to notice it; 2, we felt it with the same propriety, call him to account ister eaya from the pulpit, "Let us pray." ure to be honored by his iavita^on and sies, and do not propose to do so. He will do —Bro. Moore must have forgotten this our duty, as the editor of th« only Bap- well to deal with facts, if he can, rather than ftr his combative propensities 7 Wo speak te They would feel they are part of the us hospitable welcome in those days. He tist paper published in Tennessee, Missis- with those who give them publicity. When he him with all respect and courtesy, and wo ex- and he was authorized to act if Bro. Lea called ou to pray. taught that it was not economy to over- pect from him the same thing." was not in the city. So Bro. Robert had work team or servant. He encoui-agcd lippi and Arkansas^ to reprove the Ap- has disposed of them, it will make little differ- New, si'ppose thi.s was done, what ence who hare uttered them, or with what mo- When we publish a falsehood to the authority to sell, etc. his negroes to an hour's nap afler dinner in peal for penning or publishing such would be the result ? (not to caunt larger dres, or with what churches, or no churches, disparagement of the Appeal, it is at summer time, and th^r lively step, merry Blander upon Baptists. We supposed — The victory is won in the city of contributions which older and more they are connected." liberty to characterize it as it deserves. laugh and cheerful labor in the evening, that the least the Appeal could do, un- New York ! A writer in the Bxaminer wealthy brethren wou]A give). Our What we have already said meets the We have no disposition to " run a tilt" fully attested the truth of tis theory, that less it designed to inflict an injury upon and Chronicle says: churches averaging even filVy members, they would fully repay thereby the appa- statements of this long paragraph. It with the political press, meddling with our people, was to apologize for so pal- " The city of New York may be safely conceded would each give $87 50 annually to our rent loss of time. He gave them hours ol contains a palpable misstatement, and is matters that do not concern us. We as a Roman Catholio municipality; the e'-gans pable an injustice. But instead of this benevolent objects specified. Then sup- leisure and days occasionally of relaxa- by no means harmless. Our review af have edited for a quarter of a century, of Rome hmoag us do not hesitate to tell us so it comes out in a vt/ufiWion, not an pose the whole State of Mississippi con- tion, and honored their sj>ortive festivals the article contains a correction of the and never gave a political editor cause plainly, and with all aggravation of threat and with his cheerful presence. The result apology, a whole column in length, in derision. The city government, its treasury, tain 50,000 members, which U below Bro^ statement, and a jnst reproof to the au- to " run a tilt" with us, nor do we expect was, more bales to the hand than any of which are many things nearly as oSen- its patronage, its power, are in the hands of Eager's estimate. Then Mississippi would thor and publishers of it. We do not to furoish a his neighbors. He sought most improved sire as the article complained ofj and a Rome." give, in a way scarcely to be felt, $87,500, understand what the Appeal means by cause in the next quarter. and best recommended seeds of corn and line of policy arrogated to itself that if While we write the telegraph brings or in other words, Whenever the political press so far de- cotton—took pains to note the rows and carried into execution, it could inaugu- not having meddled With our controver- us the information that the Catholics sies. Our position devolves it upon us parts from its calling as te publish cur- To Assoc>aiional Missions S2o,000 acres which each occupied, and measured rate an irresponsible warfare upon all news," we shall administer tho correction have triumphed in Cincinnati, and t^e to defend our denomination from such rent slanders on Baptists for " current Domestic Board at Marion 2-5,000 well the result. As a reward he obtained Protestant denominations. We review we deem it deserves. Word of God and a'l sacred songs have Foreign Missions 12,500 that ef finest texture and lint, and ob- aspersions as this, and we feel under not the whole rindication of the Appeal^ been cast out of the public schools. The Ministerial Education 25,000 tained highest prices in the market. He the least obligation to the Appeal for not "The reference made to the editors of therefore, in the interest of all Protest- this paper, as one a Catholic, ene an next move wiU be to approp^ate the What wonderful figures!! held to the good scriptural precept -that ants as w^l as Baptists, in order to having meddled with us. It is not its Episcopalian, etc., if designed te diminish public 6c1»ool fund to the uses of the And yet it fan be done, if that Financial "A righteous man regardeth the life of establish this one position: province to meddle with us, no more their influence with tho public, he should ckarcb. PitUburg and Louisville next. Commiltee would pr^ over the matter bis beast," and as a result his horses, than it is ours to meddle with the Ap- remember, is quito as offensive to those That no Hcttlar paper has the right to and by God's grace, work up to the plan, hogs and cows were housed and cared political opinions and controversies. churches, as we can have been to his, by pub- for. To reward him for this ho packed pen or to publish an article that misrepre- It can be done, brethren, and will we not We are dealing with facts now, and one lishing an item which appeared as part of the HUMBLE SEBVIOE. more pounds of bacon to the number uf seniVj or is caladated^ directly or indi- It is an easy thing to say, try? of them is that the Appsal impliedly in- news, and which, if it made a false representa- hogs—made more butter to number of TtcUy^ to prgudice any religious denomi- tion, it was so easy, and wo were so willing to "Thou knowest that I love thee. Lord," This will be so light on each individ- dorses the statement of that very obnox- Aad easy in the bitter fray cows, and had more eggs to number ot nation. correct. Let him attend to his business, and ual member that it need not and will not ious article by assuming it to be a fact^ For His defease to draw the swerd. bens than those who think (from very la- Here is the article we complained of we will attend to our own. The argument, into affect the minister's support in the least, ziness) that the horse is made more hardy when it is a palpable and slanderous which he goes, about Uio consistency and views . that appeared as an editorial in the Ap- Bht when at His dear hands we seqk on the contrary the deacons would sooo by taking the storm, and pull the roof oil falsehood, as we have shown in our re- of the Baptist church, he knows we cannot at- Some lofty trust for him to keep, ^ peal: learn how to systematize <^n that subject hen-house to cleanse of mites, which view of it What does the Apj/kal mean tempt to answer without giving offense to Bap- To our ambition, faint and weak, "Mr. Spargeea asserts that in Eagland opea tiU that matter would cease to be the ought to have been done by a weekly pu- by extenuating its fault ? Will it not force tists. He is, therefore, safe from uj.oa thai How sirango his bidding, Feed my sheep! eesunaaion Baptist churches greatly prosper. •core, and because, even if it was our province, trouble it is now. Brethren of Missis- rification with suade, broom and lime. its own readers to believe that it had a " Too mean a task for leve," we cry, The ssae thing is affirmed of same of the experience has shown there would bo no end to s'p^ii, let us entreat you in tho love we This murderous plan of unhousing chick- Remembering not if, in our pride, ehorthes in this cooatry. The church paper of motive in publishing the article ? the coatroversy. The Apptal is not singular ens to sav^ labor is disgraceful to civili- Wo pass Hiji humble service by. bear our common Lord, that you try thus San Francisso says that the days ef old land- " We think it probable that every denomina- among political journals in publishing news zation. Es^wrciaUy is it blinduess when Our vows arc by our deeds denied. prudently, quietly, and prayerfully this marhism, whieh does not recegnize a Pedobap- tion of Protestants in the city have had as much items. If they hart anybody, tfaev can be cor- a proper economy of the henroost is do- wondrous plan, and see the result, J.T.F. an aia Christiaa at theUble or in thepalpit, cause of complaint against the Appeal as tho rected according to tko facts. Facts are proper O, Father! help us lO resign mestic guano, when made into compost. act nambersd." Baptists. Whether they are less fortunate in matters for publication, even if they sting. If Our hearts, our st-tngth, our wills to TLcc: But we are digressing. Dr. Phili^is is a We claim that this is a palpable and a having no champion of like eminent talents to the obnesious paragraph has hurt tho Doctor it Then even the lowliest work of Thine " LET US HAVE PEAOE." practical man, and the SoiUheru l-onntr gross misrepresentation cf the Baptist call the Appeal to account, remains to be seen. is because it is true. We have nothing to do Most noble, blest, and sweet will btf! Tho lata articles of mine in reply to ©ught to be iu d\ery man's hand who with that, or the consequences. And wo would denomination, a thousand times refuted, We do not intend to offend Catholics by ploaa- It is a fact—there are thousands of Bro. Pendleton and "Memphis Baptist" would even cultivate a garden succefcs- bnt.a eharge that is persistently reiter- ing Baptists or other Protestants, nor Baptists advise him not te attempt to make capital by were wriitea mainly in July last. Hence fully. One number of it is worth the an- by pleasing Catholics. If more attention has making another eutcry ef persecution, in a Baptist b-ethren and sisters who are too atad by oar enemies. proud to circulate tracts. It is too lowl/ an apparent want of synchronism in some nual price of Let all who would do been paid to the religions services, notices, days, land where he and hia church aro as free as the well and avoid the blunders of ignorance The AppeaPa rindication of the above winds; with reason free in their defenso to come work, too humble service— paragraphs. Bro. P.'s aiticle " Injustice" doctrines br interests, Of one than the other, it in the most important of sciences send interviewed: to their vindieatien, with none to ' molest or has appeared since. While that would has been because we have been more often re- "Too mean a task for love." for it, out of proceeds of this crop, and "The ahsTs paragraph appeared in our eolsmns quested to make publications for one than the mako them afraid;' and especially when his Read the above sweet verses again, dear be subject to some adverse criticism if •a the 4th inst It was not Uad4

esased -by m high heel boi^ worn oa rae • »<* fixA and Bot on the other, annoyed her THE HART SfiiBPE DB. A. WESSON, BYMPATHT. more than errea the aiteneas of her foot RISK.& JOHNiSON, imrcjBWtKR, - - «Do come alrag, ADy; yoa're such » •aeatia TWMtUTg Ajnmijb OBIIOX wUh H gave her a pain In her sid^ it tfnsted Ifenafsetann and Dealers ia afUI aadaWaaarpaaf Taaahaw wa MiaaiatMattday ta K«« 308 K«l» JltM«t, oppoatte XanaBrld A Higbeeni dnr poke; weTl be too l«te at school if Ooatalaa no mora aeknowkdcad powarfU aad^aMatNa Saptaabar. drag STcrTS* her back; and on the aeoond day she •MdidMathan thoaa of «ke ^ti^to UBCdta«: At tka Tattj^pM^w to faU Oalhga aatnsa, JmMI^. jm don*t httny uf." Stoves, Tinware, Tinplate, «0 In praaeatjag mj dalma ibr a eoatlMiaaca of patnw- btti^e out petnlantly, ** I do wish, mother, aMaatiaa ltiaaliaetbeyaiid diapate that >Mh laafidaea ^Saard. twi, Waahtoit wSTElijll^ W leo ^ ta a pao^ ta whoa I hava M knon (^T «rm hurrying pQ I can, Jennie; you yoa ironld make a slipper for my other leaTettt ihehBBianByataaB BO bad eftata. Therefor*, it Saiiidto]I.B.CI*aMatCirOatalegaaa. . , S-tf it, taanaftveaaaraoTertwvat, oniy ryaara necaMiail y ta gl* of my oiBca. Id a word, I aai able ta i^ve aatiafcrtiatlocaUtyi bow I canH walk as.faat as you do, foot too. Tbw going hippity hop is a CBATES, ahoald be »aa't atadj to aroid aU nediciMO that tai aay marary branch kaowa to the dental proiksaioa, at tie paeoOly on the iee.** great deal worse than the pain in my Ibm aontaia ttM leaat part of aay of tha maMj marcatial hUowi^ rates: MANTELS, HOLLOW WABE, and araenical preparatlona. il faU aat of Teeth, npprr aad tower. .S-W 00 • O, nonaense! Just because yonr*re Beat known to the profaaaiaa. »Bttle bit lame, yon make that as ex- «Is it ? You understand that at last," , CASTIXGS, ' . Teethfilled wit h the flneat gold „ t2 W aarceaafal operation, orn; of ibr all sorts of laMess. If you'd saidher mother, glancing significantly thelat^ l«proT«d machiiua known to the worlii, for j^acing lUtraw Oxide and Oxyyu LangUiag Oka. Uy to do better, you could, I know," ' at Ally, who just then came limping Sheet Ix*on, TVire, The para gaaMtetad from thia machine wUi traaaport. <>«*iuBhUMl, while babe *Well, Jennie," said her. sister in a into the room. wHhoat the aligkteat pala. Sole Igrents for Back's Patent and ia prrlbctty harmleaa la iU uhteta. ^fceoQS reice, and with the tears start- Jennie colored, and sat silent for a ^^^^it diaUactiy anderatood I an the original A. le in her patient eyes, " if erer one of while thinking. Presently she said, EpWARD WILDER'S No. 23S Main St., Memphis, Tens. Doa't M lium ^re other ip RILLIj^TVT name* la the ptx>reakioa ao near the Bala^ they hart U-eu yqar legs gets to be shorter than the" " Yes, mother, I know the meaning of oOea taken ib.' uiue. •filer, you'llfind ou t how easy it is to sympathy now; and you shall see if I Incox*poi*a.ted in 806 Sain St. A. W£SSO!(, 306 Maiir St. TBI on slippery sidewalks," The Coarae of Stady la eatended.-thoroagh aad practical* 4I.6Bi.iiU5 soon forget it. Poor little Ally!"— affording anperiorftieiUtiea Ib r obtaining a aonnd Baai- Jennie made no answer to this speech, N'. in the Amer. Messenger. StomacI) Bitters nesa Edoeauon. Bngliab Department.—ThU departmeot ia in DB. T. F. LIKDE, I except by an impatient jerk of her hair charge of a ripe acMlar aad aa esperieaaed teacher. and a stUl^mcker step; and the little The Paper Society for 1870. Pcamamalilp.—Stadeata in the diSareat depart- la purely Tegetable. It ncta oa the aick and enfseUad aHnU of the CaUei* will receiT* apeeial inatraction daily Mme girl, with a sigh that came from from a profcaaional teaaher of the art. SURGEON DENTIST, wy deep down in her childish breast, We are eo frequently solicited by the joung ilka a eharm, KiTing them lenewed Tigor and atrength. t&'A SeparaU Departrntnt for Zotfcet.'^dBNo. 18 0 Main Street, near OTcrton Hotel, miaiaters in our colleges and theological scbools The old and the yonag, aa aleo ladle* confined to the 8-3m.l5 LiODIS. PriBcipal. r her Lest to keep up with her older to make a present, of at least one copy to their hooae, OBght to oae it freely, aa there ie nothing that MSMPHIS, TENX. ^er's strong, rapid movements.. But reading-rooms or societies, with the assurance give* each appetite, at oaoe bringing, np the tone of the QENTIIAL FEMALE INSTITtJTE, ftbe eflort was too'much for her; her that it ia read with avidity and its influence atomach, thereby giving health and vigor ta the ayatem. Teeth Extracted Without Pain lameness made her get tired very easily, salutary, that we have determined, with the Clkitou, Hinds Connty, Mississippi. help the importance of the object may elicit, to The Scholastic year of 18«-70 will begin Tneaday, the OFFICE HOUBS, and this morning the pavements were so 2Sth day of September, and eontinas forty weeka, or tan •jrered with sleet that the walking was send this paper grati* to every young man achool months, until Jniy 1, 1870. From 9 A M. to 5 P. iL studying for the ministry in all the Baptist COOKINa STO VES. Of the advantages offered by thia Inatitatioa, which for Hap3-ly aDuanally difficult. A sick, faint feeling colleges and theolosical schools on this eoati- the paat aeventean yeara by iu well known exceHenca snddenly t-ame over her; she turned nent, so fast as we shall be able to receive their The Best Store Made AnjHliere. haa drawn to it so extensive a patroaage, mention need BELLS. white, and breathing hard, said: address. not be made. We will, however, aay that by its aeceaal- Hiiving taken the first premium at every fair htid in Uit- EDWARD WILDER'S ble and healthfU location, ita neat aad ample accom- •Jennie, I feel so queer can't walk We are impressed with the conviction that the louri for ten years, and the Gold Medal at the New Orleans modations, its well (Umiahed table, ita ezteaaiva Appa- MENEELYS' BELLS. another step, indeed I can't,unlil I sit cause of Christ and the principles of pure Fair in 18C8, after two days' actual trial with alltho ratas for Scientific Illostrationa, ita Oymnaainm, aad Foondery at Weal Troy, K. Y. Christianity and a correct ecclesiasticism will other moans for physical caltore, and above all, by ita dawn and rest. I'm sorry." leading stows of the country. rigidly thorough iaatmction, it comncnda itaelf tn all Established by Andrew Menecly in 1826. be powerfully advanced by this movement. Bella for Churchca, Academies, Fv^tories, etc., of which what a bother I" exclaimed her Every Store Gnarautccd. Sarsaparilla and Potash who a««k for themselves or othera an acccmpliahad and mors have been taade at tliis e^bUshment than at aU If the principles, doctrines and policy advo- No .DM Main street, opposite Peabody Ilotel, Memphis. practical education. the other fonnderiea ia the country combined. One faon- alter; for she saw by her pale face and dred and fifty unsolicited ^mmendatary letters received cated in this paper are indeed scriptural, and Expenses are for tuition ia Bnglish Branchos, {O, S4 or daring the past yaar. Written warranty given with tonbling limbs that Ally would indeed it is the oaly paper on the continent in which $3 per month; for board, including firnished room and every bell. Hoanted with Con.Bse, and it cut her little heart cruelly. ter, for a lehole or a part of the year, that we jyjISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, These celebrated Bells (not Cast Iron or "Amalgam") For a moment she was tempted to ask now make th&ofer, and if wc are not aided we Manu/aelurers of rival la parity and volume ( f tone those of copper and will alone bear the entire expense for one year. Clinton, Blnda Connty, Hlaalaalppl. tin, are more durable, and coat only one-third as moch. Itocrly why she should have been thus EDWARD WILDER'S The next Collegiate year will open on the 27th of Sep- Sand for DeecriptiTs Circular. l(>-«ow-lS afficted by God. But then there stole To carry out this movement we must obtain Iron Work for Buildings. tember, ISaO, and continue forty weeka, until the lat day the names of each student in each school who of July, 1»70. lack to "her memory the sweet text: is willing to take the paper from the postoffice. The expenscafor the entire year arc ^VJ to Ibr toi- These light afflictions, which are bat for OrnameHtal Iron Railings, COMPOUND tion; <10 for incidental and fuel fees. Board for the last Buckeye And we must rely upon the kindness of the year wan from to 817 per school month—four weeks Bell Fonndir- 3 moment, work out for us a far more ex- Presidents and senior Prefessors to make our FENCES, VERANDAS, BALCONIES, ETC. are counted a school mouth. Washing $2 per month. It mi$ •eeding and eternal weight of glory; and proposition known to the studbntsl is expected that board will b« obtained oa aa reaaoaafaie StTABLItBCn !.<< 1837. ribe felt comforted, and said in her sweet, —ALSO,- terms next year. Stndeats for the aiinistry are not Cbarch, Academy. Factory, Farm, Fire Alarm BalU. We give a list of the colleges and seminaries, Extract of Wild Cherry charged tuition, fuel or iacidratal f«r8. 4c., made of pare Bell UetaU (Copper k Tin>, warranti.-d ya^ent way, " You needn't wait for me, and request that the regent of each will fill the in quality, tone, durability, ic., and mcranted with our Supcrior Sail Irons, Do^ Irons, Departments of Instructiou are two, Collegiata and Patent Improved BoUUna: Ba^iain. Illustrated CaU II- Jennie, I can come on by myself when I blank kith the number studywig for the minis- Has th« liappirit sflVct on contumptiTcs, cansing them Preparatory. In both of these ample instruction of the logne sent free. TAKDCSES & TIFT, get rested a little. Go on now, and if try in the college: SASH WEIGHTS. frwly to PXp«torate, thereby giving them instant relief most thorough kind will be given. 3?-tf 102 4 m S. Sr, is now engaged ia eollcit- Now, Jennie knew that it was not her C«lby Uttlvfwity, Waterrillf, Me ^ —ANl>- Ing subvcriptiocs with every prospect of succt-ss. The Aromatic Tesetnble Soap. aisier's fault, but her own, that they were Columbian CDliegr, Wmhingtoii, £). futnre.prrmam-ncc of the institution is thus iusnred, and GfOTgtt^va Collese, Grorgrtown, Ky 17 Bridgc and Railroad Castings. neuf ntt d hejitalc to come for fear Ihty tannot here com- ather pressed for time that morning, for Kichmoad College, Bichmond, Va plete thvir education. Ally had been quite ready to- start to Itenistm University, GranTille, Ohio Circulars cuDtaluins fuller information can be obtained Mercer CnlTersity, Peuflold, G« OfEcc and Sample Rooms at by addrrifsing thf Pre«i>knt, Kev. Walter Ilillman, Clin- idicol for half an hour, bat had to wait Shurtleff CoUeg.-, Cpper Alton, lll..„ J \ EDWARD WILDER'S ton, lliDds county, MU^i. ISEXJ. WUITFIELD, SOT Jennie, So her heart was rather Waie Forest CoUega, Wake Forest, X. C KISK &. JOUXSON'S, 5-tf President Board of Trnstces. Uuward CoUpge, Marion, Ala ...» tooched to hear the little girl take all Baylor UniTertity, Independence, Texas 6-3m-lS a'.'G JIain St., opjvositi; Tralx'tly Hotel. •JJNIOX UNmi:RSITY, For the DeUcate Skin of Ladles and Children. i tiie blame so meekly upon herself; and Cnirersiiy of Lewisbarg, Lewi«bnrs, I'li. , Sold by all Dragrglata. iii^O-lf dbe said more kindly than she had spoken William Jewell Cullsge, Liberty, Mo 2 Mnrfreesboro, Tennessee. Cniirii(sippi College, Clinton, 31i»» Professor of Theology. The quick tears started again in Ally's Mount Lebanon University, Mt. Lebanon, La Tegetable, and not only cnree CIiIlU and Fever aad Fevor GEO. W. JAUMAN, A..M., Kai, ISW, close srcotd Thursday in Jtane,, ISTO. The«>l. Dep. Madison Univ'y, Ilainiltun. N. Y TUtTIOS PEE ANSCX. BOOK, NEWS, WRITING, FLAT trouble to you all the time," Preparaeery IVpartuent $30 to $10 Jfew Huspton Theol. Sem'y, Fairfax, Vt Cotleci'ite »« to $00 Oh, well, it can't be helped, I sup- Newton Theol. Institution. Newton Center. Mass EDWARD WILDER'S laridentals iwr month — SOceaU —AND— Wecfn Baptist'Theol. Institn'n, Georgetown, Ky Fever and Ague Board per Week...™. $3 to $4 pose^" said her sister, in something of Kalamazoo Theol. Seminary, Kalamazoo. Mich ^ISTTIDOTE All students entering are charged from date of entrance Wrappini^ Papers. Alxvays Stops tUe Chills. —BO dedactiona except for protraetinl illness. htr old impatient tone. "Come, don't Bochester Theol. Sem'y, Eochester, N. Y..,..„„ 35 The iutitution is now fuUy organized and prepared to Theol. DB3. Univ'y of Lewisbnrg, Lewisburg, Pa This M^icine haa beea before the PnbUo eater upon iU career of aaefnlnesa. Tba bniUioga wMch joo think you can go now ? Try ; lean Sottth'n Bapt. Theol. Seminary, Greenville, S. C 51 fifteen jcara, and is still ahead of all other were sadly iaJureU daring the war are being thoBangbly PBINTIKQ IKKS^Book, Kews, Job and Card , alsi. FamUy Pills repaired.and measnrea are on foot forraatoriag the library Colored of all Grades. OD me, and I guess you can." So Ally Theol. Dep. ShcrtUff College, Upper Alton, III- known remedies. It does not purge, docs aad apparataa to their farmer canditiaa. got up; aided by her sbter's arm, she Chicagii Theol. Seminary, Chicago, III not sicken Ihe stomach, is perfectly mfo in Pr. Shelton, who was formerly connected with the Uni- H1- Croier Theol; Seminary, Chester. Pa_ 32 venity, nas returned, and the Traateea congratnbte joanaged to walk so nicely, that the great any dose and tinder all drctunstonccs, and themselrea on aeauring hla aervicea. is the only Medicine that will Are not intended aa a griping, powerful purgative, but aa President &elph will,for the present, conttnne hia labors PRINTING CARDS AND CARD BOARD ad)ool-bell was still ringing as they hur- THE MOST PEUFECT IEON TONIC— CURE IMMEDIATELY a mild andaearcbing cathartic—searching oat and bring* in the field to raise an endowment, and hia claaaea win be F distribated amang the ether membera of tba flacnity. \t Uannfacturers' Prices. jied in at the gate, and they were not HEUEMAN'S FEKUATED EUXEH OF BAKK. and permanently every form of CTCT aad ing forth from the system all that makea ill health, and For fhrtber information apply to aay member of the Agne, because it is a perfect Antidote t» leaving It cleansed and strong. faculty or D. D. MASKT, iKle after all. A pleasant cordial prepareABD or IXST&CCTIOX AND QATKBHXBST. NEW SCALE PIANOS ter how to spell a word when I know sickness, it is recommended as unsur- J. J. Rui ktr, A M., Prin^dU with Xroit I'rame. OweiatrnnK Biias what it means." passed by the most eminent physicians. amxcrACTvacaa or J. £. Farfuan, A. M., Mrt. E. M. Famam, anA AgTmOe Brldcc. * It means the power of entering into Physicians in prescribing, and the public L E -A. T H E « , Mxit Lxzzit Whuler, Mrt. R, e. Hatch, Melodeona and Cabinet Orgrans thefeelings o f others, sharing their en- in puichasing, should be particalar to Mother's Worm Syrup, Mrt.Mkt SHaM. M.Tkompton, Rueker, Miu M. S. Craviford. The best manntactured. And Dealrra in For particniara addrcaa ms at Georgatown, Ey., TVamtnted for Six Tcitri. jpjments and their sufferings, and so specify HEGEMAN'S, as there are many S-Sm.n J. J. BVCKER. Pianos. Mtkideons and Orsana of aiz ftratslass maker inferior articles in the market, purport- at greatly rednced prices ibr Caah. Hew 7 octave Play to make them happy, or patient la what ita name denote*—a true mother'a friend. It Ibr |Z7t aad aprar^; new cabinet orxans tar $Sp and ^ aoder trouble, by showing them that we ing to be of the same combination. Pre- Leather and Shoe Findings, does away with the nanaeons doae of vermifnge and witB ward. Saeond-baad instramenU at great bar^na. II PLANDTG MILLS. Inatrated Catalotreea mailed for tbrae eenta. warenma anderstand and care about what they pared only by Hegeman <& Co., Chem- the poisoBoua effects of all worm candy. It is a pare 411 Broadway, Kew Xork. HO&ACE WATXBS. . ' * rCRKIGH ASD D0MB8TIC •ymp, perfectly harmleaa ia its natnre, aad is warranted ft*]. Our joys are idways doubled, and ists and Druggists, New York, and sold Q.AYOSO PLANING MILL, Teatlmonlala. In all casea to relievo the little snSerer of worms. Tba Waters Pianoa are known aa amonc the very bea •or sorrows divided, by the knowledge by all respectable druggists. } K. T. Evanceltat. CALF AND SKIirS, We can apeak of the merits of the Wattrs Pianos fc« Ifeat kind Inends sympathize -with us. Jio. Uli Adams Street, peiaonal knowledge aa beittg of the very best quality Christian IntelUgencer. CSirist commands us to be sympathetic The Watert Planoa are bniU of tha beat and most thi>- IHKB Tanners' and Corriers* Tools, Tanners' Oils, MEMPHIS. oo^ty aeaioned material.—Advocate aad Jonmal. he bids us 'weep with those who PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS Oar fHeada wUl find at Mr. WaUrs* store the very bfll wvep, and rejoice with those who rejoice;' 'aaaortraeat of Hanoa, Mdodaona and Organs to be lenil BTC., ETC., AfclX. BUSSELl. WM. FAXRIS. la the Cnilsd Statea.—Graham'a Magazine. and we are told, f Bear ye one another's 251 Main Street, HaTinf naed one of Waters' Piano* for two yearsj MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE. 366 have foond It amy ranerier laltnuaent.—Alonao Graj \ fcadens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.' Principal Brookly^o Helghu Seminary. u J. w. RACE, PliotcH{T«her. We Save two Waten Pianoe In onr Seminary, whlo Sympathy b very sweet and precioos,' BUSSELL, FARRIS & CO. have been aererriy teatad far three years, and c» MjSMPHIS, TEi^k EDWARB WILDER'S MEDICINES teatUy to their good qnallty and daraWUty.—Woodt endued Jennie^s mother earnestly, BLOOMINeTON NURSERYi Caah paid far Hidaa aad Laathor in the ronah. Onpify. *t. CarroU. III. ISTSTEAR. SOO ACRES. 10 ORBSNHOUSES. W.6a>.nnD Xannlhctnrera of Bozacv WATUS, ESQ.—Dear Sir—The PUno yoo "and I wish my daughtCT would culti- Ar« madaaad Mmponnded in tha tnoat acientifle naBner, me ia allowed to be the beat Plaao ia this town, and thiae i. W eeveral of Chlckaring'a and Stoddart's here.-Chsi ^eit; for I think it would make her F^dt, Ornamental and Nursery Stock Aorais vurrxD evwy. aad are the moat powerfia known in tho TegeUbla king- B^ Perth, aw. Sead 10 eents for Fall Catslognes. Blooming- Vbire fertau aaiaae eriaiatt Doors, Sash, Blinds, Patent Weather- Borace Watera, 481 Broadway, U famed for the excrt- *ore patient with her l^e sister, who dom, and ara warranted not only to core aU the diaeaaea leace of hia PUnoa and Oixaaa.-Evening Poat. iiso patient herself under her affliction." ton, McLean eonntj, IIL F. K. PHOEHIX auas:- tt bM aM eeuve (br which they are reooBuaended, bst to eradicate them The WaUra PUao ranka with the beat mannfkctnirsd is \ 1-7 boarding, Flooring, Molding, Man- America.—ne H. T. Indeaendent. But Jennie was to learn the sweet froia the tyttea and leaTe It In tha hUa^ of Tigor Uonsat BoDto*.—Since Kr. WaUra gave up pablishinf; "Who Would Suffer?" and itrensth. They are alike preacribed aad ucd by the aheet mfiaic, he haa davotcd aU hia capital and attentirn grace of sympathy by a personal lesson. It ia now tnnty-two yean aince Dr. Tobiaa fint lotro- ties. Casing, Cornices, Tracery^ tathe aasafhettire and aaie-of PUtoa aad MWodiow. dacedtks "Teiatiaa Uaiineiit** in the TTslM StatM, aibleat and moet learned medical men aad t^ tha mlaiatry, Behaa Jnattaned a catalogae of hia new instramcntr, One night, as she was preparing for bed, aoii Bem in • ateda inatane* ha* Ua mcdleia* tailed to and In no instance hare they ever beea known tb CaU in BlTiaca aew aeale of prlaea, which alowa a marked ilo all. If not »or« than i« atated In kla pamphlat. Aa an , 8l

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Vl'mXB rnyatta C03 tTm. JIABM FOR SAUL COTPTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. JJISEASES OF THE EYEI C t*.:Tia«': ,. ,,.— ^ZTTkmnriia. KIND "WORDS" OnraRMART FOR c*., %emi. *t fceeirei eH *rty eana ef goad eslSaB laed fcr aalK •ahndiadMid aizty Mm alaurd. ftaab aad «adar MUWH. LOWBET, SEMI^MONTHLT, laad fcaca, food gta wt yreaa, mad lac houaa aad 17 MadlMS S^net, Mempfcis, Teuk ^Idlidud tk« StntejrHMkart UmmHL «f 3Lt. mkUOOt nyatti Cin ftiwadd.gaed locality Air ayhyaidaa. DR. W. A. HOOTEN Wm dfrida to aatt pardaaar*. Bttaatad ia ^oteaa OOTT iilST, Ok* BmUliana B^^tet CMrruaUwa. OTOdr. JUN., «kMit b^ war tatvaaa iMdaclaB aad Baa pmaaaaat^ located ia »mae.a« tbaHlidaainiiGaatrai railroad, ai^ milaa MOKRI8, UEA OOBOrTH, Mm. froMlhuaat. TarM aaay, aa I asRulaK to mara Weat. TERMS: JASw II. BABST. T. A. HdMB. JPracidnt. ATLANTA, GEORGIA^ AM WoodraC) BaTiag penaaaaatljr loeatad la Ooriath, Miaa., I aa BOW Siagia copy, par aaaaBi. OB plaea. ..•lea Preaidaata. prepared to treat all Diaeaata of tha Bye. Haviag had fiOCKBt*. H- WUta^ Ba baa opeaed a larga aad eomatodiOBs Tiillimsig fci COTTOIf FACTORS^ &ROCEES Ban. Kay..„ ,,, swSscrvtArjTa frac Mparieaea ta tha praatita af Madieina, aad fcr tha CLUBS TO OXK XDDKZSS. - A3ni— Cka*. T.fattatMa^ ..AiaiaUBt Sae'y. tsat^yeara dM^ mnektiiM aadaapadal attaatioB Six copies...... -oeo thaBIiad. Be U traatiagdiMiaasa af the Xy»i 0*KEEFirS to tlM Bye, with tha iaBBaarabla boat of diataaea laei- glTiaf Us pexMaal atteattoa to aU aaaaa pii—atad. ^t to that taMrtant erm do not beattata to aay that Tea aad apward, aaeb. 25 oaat*. Bootea waaUiadthraayean Wa«i»»»: ' 1 iriU treat with aaeaeaaan diacaaaa of tha By* th^ ara POITAOB, QOABTKKLT IB AOTAXCX. Commission Merchants, UBGE WINTER HEAD LETTUCE. ia the reach of haaum akiU—of aa aiatter how kma exiuastad. as ha thoag^t, tka ^kiUof the Medteal FM*- Maaoa. M. O'Keefc, Boa * Oa., tha waO kaowa aad ra. staadiBK. % ^ aabaof tea eopli^aadaader,4«s Soaata. bbis Bead bipertm, Orovera aad Hortata. Bochaater, Single copiea g mmtM fbaafam both Harth aad SaatA, ka eaiM into powsataeaC H. T.. growmaad tboroa^ly taMad tkia aaw ra. I also treat Cancers witt sneeess, ^ Payable at offlaa of aabacriber. a system of treateeat by whii^ be waa sooa iiststat «B IS imoi ffiCREEr, tiui • • rMy Ur tha paat throa yeara. aow oifer it to tbe pabUc aa 108,74S sight. Bit was a gradaatad phyafciaa aad sncctsslai pm»- allMaadTalaablaaeqateitiaBftirboth the market akd when they arr loeatad apon paru wharc Biadieiaf caa ba BenUtUatea laade ia check*, poatoSea money order, or, privata sardaa, aa it ii ready fiir aaa fally over Half a BUUlon. properly applied, aad where tha fibrooa raoU havaaot where theas ara Bot to be had, legia-cred kf era, only at Utisaer before he twcaaMhBad. He practioae the MM axteaded to viui parU of tha *yateB. system by vhieh he vma restored. Ia tiie iwat twiaa E« £. Lee Blwk. HempliiBi T^. nree W«eka Eariler onr ri*k. years ha has Ferftctly aad penaaaeatly restored a aiwt Pa«tina*ters, beiag famished with a list of tiie uama i. T. tUMioas. c. e. cur. thaa aay ather variety of Lettaca, ezecpt that crown snaacTOBt: Jl^?.*'**'* ^ *»»'>• PANinELL laaay peraea* fh>m total bHnda*e*. aadergteaa. It viH ataad tha viatar withoat protectioa T. A. ITalaoa. Sam. Ata, vf xsbscribers to a club of papers, ara raqaiteu, by the ia tha aoldaat at oar aorthara cUaatea. It fbrau very To TCBOva fkt>m theaiad* of ihemostcredaloasaar JaeobWaUer, A. WoodnOr, Postoffice regalations, to deliver to thaai tMr papers. FAEGASOir & CLAY, lai3p,aalid, axeaedia^y*tender, ereaniah yellow heada, H. A. Partes. HaA Tonraaca, Ko charge made for examining aye* or eancer* anlea* prtjadiots that may arise, be refcta tbe pnbUc to the bt- the oataida tama bei^ of a browaiah tioge. Orders f^r treatment is given, and thea aader contract. B. O. Briakley, O. C. Speaeer, Address 8. a B06EBS, lowiag first class BSBNS, cUviagtb* postofBce addrsHSf Scad will be rvednd aow, to be filled by man, in waled Ciea. Joha B. Gordaa, F. M. V^ta, tSBMS—Cash, or it* aquiraUnt ia good proparty. Pablishing and Depocitory A{^t. Wholesale Grocers paekasai, at 50 cents, aad can only be bad genaiaeand 0. W. Fraser, F. 8. Davia, 361 Mala street, Memphis, Ttna. each, aad pn^oaes tbat, tbr^roaf that any of tha uaMt traa at their aatabUahaint. Order imBediately aC. C. P. Horria, Chas. Kortrceht, Pricea reasonable, and proportioned accardUg to the eates herein published by him are not genuine, or tkiA JK. OVBSrS, SOH * CO., Bocheatar, K. T. J. W MeCowa. -A5I>- aature of the caae. 1-3T-'' S. Q. LOWBEY. Asents Wanted these cores were Bot eSsctsd by him a* hereia *tatad,*a •xBicAL aaAxa: To sell the only Complete Unabridged People's Edition of pay to the order of the iadividaal prodaciag aaid piwC Oo-fto!!! Z"Ao-fcoxrs* five thoBsaad dellar*. ^TTETVTIOIVI X. Miles WlUett, M. D., J. H. Snkine, X. D. c. c. I>r. Wm. Smttlk'a References: ^o.^ 330 Front Street, MeaipUs, Tom. CANCERS CAN BE CURED. Gen. J. B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. STOCK-RAISERS. ATLAKTIO BBANCH: Bible Cel. W. H. Praden, Daltoa, Ga. QWEN, MGNTJTT & CO., Bev. Isham 6. Wood. Borne, Ga. John B. Gordo .Pre*ident. Prof. S. G. Hillyer, Cartersville, Ga. PREVENTIVE W.C. Morria.. Secratary. • W VAW^tVfe^'aaa V« ^AAAWABM^^ M MKIM. VAIAK AA4AV. JCapt. W. T. Callier. Calhoua. Ga. LIGNAMT SOBES, and CHBOMIC DISEASES. / Bev. B. L. Boss, H.D-, Fort Taller, Ga. Cotton and Tobacco Factors, Of Murrain and Hog Cholera I know it U thought, by pbysieiaa* geaerally, that a Dictionary, 6. S. Dasher, Conductor S. W. Bailruad, Ga. Canccr canaot ba cared. They have treated it with the I. F. Cox, Presideat Fnaale Ccdlege, LaG.'oBg^ Ga. A Specific to prevent Murrain in LOUISTILM BBAMCH. knife, and it always prove* fhtal. The most emineat lar- It contain* over 1000 clo*ety printed, doBbla-columa , Col. B. A. Thomtoa, Cotamtnw, Ga. RECEIVING, FOR WARDING geons now confess that the kaife t* *peedy death to the pa- octavo pages, aad is illustrated with over two hundred Hon. C. B. WeoUn, Dawson, Ga. - 'at^ and Cholera in Hogs. C. C. 8panoer.„ ..Pre*ideat. tient. The physician who applies the kaife to a Cancer ia engravings, aad a series of flue, authentic maps. Dr. J. T. Boberson, Bafaula, Ala. ASD K. T. Hopkin* .Secretary. not acquainted with the diagno*is.of the di*caae. This Dictionary embodies the results of the most recent Hon. Charles A. Stanton, Tnsk'-gw, Ala. The Tegetabla Kingdom ftirnisW* *afc and i>alnle** study and research of over sixty of tha moat eminen; Dr. W. W. Ford, Americas, Ga. Biblical scholars. CU-rgymen of all deaominations re- Dr. F. F. Taber, Ag't Joar A Sless., Maroa, Ga. I hare aaed it tiurty-two yeara for cattle with constant •VIn*nre* Lire* aad promptly adjusts and pay* losses. tperifics for the certain cure of this dread disease. Tlieae General Commission Merchants, lacceaa—not oae failnre. I bare uned it for haga two remedies I have used with the most unparalleled aucceas gard it as tbe host work of the kind ever publishod.and one Bev. J. F. Hooten, Atlaata, Ga. It* principal busine** U with Southern State*, and to for the past four y«ars which ought to be in the hands of every Bible reader. Col. H. C. Hooten, Cnion Springs. AU. years, with perfect ancceaa. Follow directiona, and I them it appeal* for patreaaga. It hsa ample meana to wUJuut Ike liu one ia one huulrtc LEE BLOCK, will rafaad the money paid for medicine in case of death cows. It is a great library iu itself. Tha labor and learning Bon. W. H. C. Davenport, Lone Sur, Texas. tally protect policy-holders and pay all !o**e*. What physician in Tenneasee can aay thi* of hi* treat- B. G- Holloway, Esq., Cotton Hill, Ga. from morraia or cholera.. U-S-tf of centuries are gatherer. Hooten. p Alt TEE, BUR LESO>^ & CO. time. W. W. PUBTEAB. cun d, duly signed by th»m and sealed with tha great aeal WM. SMITHl. Office No. 391, Main Street of their college, and they shall not bo required to give the NEW MUSIC BOOK. Eufaula, Ala., June 1,1867. Thia is to certify that we arc rxqaainted with Mr. Pnr- certiUcste fur tw^vo or eighteen month* after the cure THE CBBISTIAN HABMONY, a New Tano Book i» ibe wa* entiraly restored to Lr.crsl AtUances mods on all Conaieiimant>., ia the last stage* of coasumption. The Cancer wa* cured Every vestige of disease was removed from btr oves. 47-tf but tbe coDSumptioB killed. 361 Main Street. JAS. UILL1.1B*. 4. Tbe patient (hall not bo ao old or weakly that thert Quitman, Brooks county, Ga., Nov. 1,18G7. i* not sufficient vitality left to produce granulation aftei Southwestern Publishing Company, J L. VEJtSER, Thne»ir-e GIFxT PEACrcALUH uasil^BASKET,, ofr tnthe American Basket Officers. Comnpaay , la to canstmcted aa to carry delicate fniit with the Cancer is taken out. For the benefit of those saffering with sore eyes, aada a. The Cancer shall not have been of so long itanding 1 ITaving exteasive facilities, arc prepared to execute COTTO]* FACTOR the least puasiUe iojary. It ia strong, tj ship long dis- justice to Dr. Hooten. I will state that I look my wife* tanceaicea,, and cheacheapp aaoa{^ to give away. R WOODWARD, Regular Physician. ^ to have involved some vital part, as in some two or ththren * work in tbe best manner, at Northern Prices. Dr. Hooten on the 7th of May. 1808, entirely blia£-4fc M. J, WICKS, President case* brought here. I do not p.-ofess to r^uvenataold Var Grape*, the neatest and most economical packing age, or to raise the dead, but to cure Cancars under ordi result of a very high degree of infiainmation of the ffm AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, box ia ue. Caa be shipped in daCs, and any child that A- SEESSEL, Vice President. nary circomstancea, and malignant Sore* and ether dia- Sbe cummcnced improving very soon under his treausasl. can drlra tacks aaa pnt them together. Circulars sent W. F, BOYLE, SecreUry. eaae*. Yet I have luccessfuUy treatod patients from 70 to Blank work ruled to any given pattern. . and coDtinnod to Improve rapidlT until quite restotedac free. f-Jy-at—B-l-1m-ia •'years old. sight. On the 15th day of July following she retail 314 Fmat Street, W. C. McCLURE, Treasurer. aSTOincial work, with or withont printed headings, home with her sight entirely restored, wilhoul. i 1 *«nd uo medicinc* out of my cfflce, nor *hall 1 executed in .t superior manner, AS LOW as the same slightest inflammation about her eyes pt^rceptible. I' J. H. EDMONDSON, General Agent treat any cases in future except tboie who put then>setvet 170RTY work can be bad in any city nortli of Memphis. saR in recu-mmending I>r. Huoten to every one sutki UEAIPH13, TEJJJfESSEE THOUSAND CASES OF under my personal treatment, and consent to remain with with their eyes. S. 8. DUNL.\.P, firm ol Mnrcau A Vaal JL GOODGOODSS wer« e shipped frura our honseln one year, to mo until pronoaneed cured or discharged by lae. IVE MEAN AI.I< WE SAY. 4-tf Macon, Ga., July 2.>, 18CS families. Hubs and mercbauts, in every part t>f the conntry, from Maine to Caiifurnia, amounting in value REFERENCED Bagxisg, Hope and Ties farniaiinl at UwMt markc to over AGENTS WANTED My daughter was blind in one eye aluiit two yw prioen. Dr. Biy ic S Directors. the challenge. This Dictionary embodies the results of the most recent Hooten for circulars. »'JO Front, 3 and 3 Sladlaoii mta^ 1 Glass Ware, Table and I was educated in the scienco of medicine by my father, Persons failing to receive answers to their l -tters isiars ' Pocket Cutlenj, in W. R Hunt, A. Sees^l, and associated witlThim for eii;ht years ia the treatment study, researsh, and investigation of about sixty-five of ately, will please write again. S-fimS* Cta {) faanil now at Ha. 8 Hadiwn street. great variety. of Cancers and other maligtant affections, and at bis the mMt eminent and advanced Biblical scholars now P. W. Smith, F. Titus, death, which occarrcd iu be committ^ the secret liriDg. Clergymen of all denosiinations approve it, and alone to me. Elegant French and German Fancy. Roods, iK-antifal B. K-Pullen, N. S. Bruce, Haviug served :uy country as a soldier tltrough tbe late regard it as the best work of its kind in the English Sp«:ial attrairon to laJts of Cotton, and fcj tUlin^of Photograph Albums, the new^it and choicest styles io Wm. Joyner, E. M. Apperson, war, and, with others, lust all, I now devote myself to rbe latignage, undone mhich uogiit to be in the hands of «rery Killed in 48 Hours, witiout Knife or Cunntry Otiler*. Piudoce ofsli kinds ircciTed, itom' Morocco and Velvet BindiDgs. treatment of Canccr especially, aud to tite other above- Bible reader in the land. By th! great Frcnch Bemetly, at and soM. N. D. Menken, J. T. Pettit, mentioned diseases. Morocco Traveling Bags, Uandkcrchief aiid Glove J. 6. Lonsdale, M. J. Wicks, I have removed to Trenton, Tena.', on the line of the It is a great library in itself. Tbe labor and learning DR. SPALDJNG S Boxes, etc. Mobile and Ohio Bailroad, and easy of access from all of centuries ore gathered in this one volume, to throw a Lihem' advcnees in ttore. W. B. Greenlaw, W. L. Vance, parts of the South and West. It is a pleasant town, very Gold and Plated Jewelry, of the nercest rtiiles. healthy, board cheap, and society good. Uy residence i« Clfar, strung light U|>0U every page of the iuspired word. STATE CA5CEB ASD LrSG IXFIRMll^ CluiTtj's Mvderute. W, H. Moore. one mile in the country, and ofBcc in town. Patients can .\gi'nrn>r«l«4? fptMiiiI^inn writ inc. ••nmlG Milton and Trni yson's Works, io full Gilt and Cloth Charges will vary according to the character of the dis- Urs with terms, Ic-stimonials, and a full di. > '!>tionof OpcratiKg Booms ca Church street. Binding?—and hundrrd^ of others. variou* forms of Life' saraaee, and reapectAilly solicit* ease, but la all cases reasonable. raPaymenty s must be made These and everything else for pabiic patronage. *ep7 tf when the patient i* discbargeil. When no benefit is n> the work. Address, NATIONAL I'UBLiSUI.VG CO., Consumption, Di(^|p*r6 of the Ere and Ear, n THE ceived, na pav will be demanded. &U-Gm24 178 Elm street, Cinciutati, Ohio. Cancers, Old Sort^s, Spinal <.:um]>1a-nti>, Dis- k h ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. The Bev. J. B. Graves, editor of "The Baptist," has S^10,000 FOR, ^10. t)cen familiar with my father's practice for many year*, ea»es of Women, and CHAMPION" We do not offcr a single artiale of mprcbandi^e that can •ind he kindly |>ermits me to refer to him. bo sold by regular dralcrs at our price. We do not ask Fremium When tbe Classes are Comi4ete, For further information, seniT for circular and testimo- Ray's Key to Campbellism. PRIVATE DISEASES OF LO.VO-STAXDING Wrought Iron Oven Cooking StoTe. you to buy goods from us unless we ran sell them cheaper I'i^U. Address than you can obtain them in any other way—while the irhlcb are now being rapidly filled up. This is tbe book for every one who wishes to under- Asthma, Bronchitis, and all old Ttiiii «to»» Bm».Iy-»api'r^o. to all oiiier»in economy greater part of onr goodd aresuld at about % J. O. JANUARY, M. D., stand or refute Campbellism. It should be in every fam- lillatla?.^ conTrnirnce, unJ U warranted to apt ily.—J. B. Grave*, £d. Baptist. CHRONIC DISEASES (irf »ti'iAi. lixn ia ail casek, or tb« money rt^f^ndeA Advantasea.—Tho Advantages of this Assoeiatloa TBENTON, TENN. The work itself we consider the best book on the sub- T!— i. turial n»cd iir ONE-UALF THE REG ULA R RA TES.over ordinary Life Insurance Compaaiet are; Ko panic* ject for popular reading—N. M. Crawford, Pre«iJeut of treated successfully. can break it; the fees ar» so small, and required to be Georjetown College, Ky. Medicines sent to all parts of tbe United States. THE CKAJSiPION "We want good reliablp np-nts in every part of tha ^^ at such long intervals, that any man can secure to Diseases of the Eje and Ear. I have never mot with, any work which fills its place. country. By eraploylag your spare lima to form clnba Uy a eompeteacy apoa hb death. Here we have an index to all Mr. (?ampbell taught, with Addreso DB. SPALDING k 00., I:..)! ji-I'rrii .[naliry of tlao^iaK Eock Cbarcoat Iron, and sending us orden, you caa obtain the most liberal chapter and page for evt rything tbat is aIBrmed.—.\. B. aniT' lly atliui;t«: t copy, postpaid, 81 M. Orders for iti r«i>iri:i!>i.'>' In the aetinn uf h'St. Tbe snperior qaality bction to every one dealing with our house. MABonic Mntaal '•( fh-i< win b«! ert-a by tiir «mootlio<-S( of tbe worth or more, one-third off. Send post office orders or Agents should collect tea cents from each customer and LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, by exprets, to D. B. BAY. BUY ELECTRIC OIL, cafj'f- thii. ci.mptiBC forward to us in advance, for Scscripfive Checks of the 4<.> tf Humboldt. Tenn. good* we sell. OF MEMPHIS, THE GRE.\T The holders of the Clisck* have tbe privilrgo of eithar TWE CHAMPION. purchasing the art cle tbereun desoibed, orof exchaaging o, JXTo. 884 St. .\GENTS WANTED. BLOOD PURIFIER AXD TONIC riticv iviiti T/°n •samio^ eaorefnlly raaay first alaa* etOTM fur any articl« mentioned oa our Catalo^ae. numberiag KILLS ALL PAIN IN TWO MINUTES. {»o-e«lln.t Itt Tttlwn oacd a year or io. will tee^ over 3S0 diOi-rent articles—not one of which can be pur- si^sat di-fi<'vn y un tJi<'s paint. Ma^y axaellont recom- Bowd of Direatsra. chased in the usual way the same money. Hen. P. T. ScaroGS, of Scraggs Jt Dancan. For the past ten year* I have given spccial attention to ai'jaUnt 111- ' f'lla^nml wbleli wontdbarobeen withheld The advantajc* of first sendiug fur Chucks are these: *.fl<-r Di<>)<> rSi< ndn triat. The plate* of A. TAcai.Be, IE*q., of A. Vac*aro A Oo. Dlacaaca of tlie Kye «tnd B»r, GOD IN HISTORY To Rheumatism, Neuralgic Scrw," Fever, htjlasam- Wear* csutantiy buyic;; small lots of very valaable J. S. Stunon, Xsq., of Stantoa A Moore. goods, which are not on our catalogues, and fur which ws A. IlATcaiTT, Esq.. of Bnsby A Hatchalt. aad to the largs practice and experience of tbat period, I tions, Kidneif raid Bladder Ditntse, Sore Ligne checks till all are sold; besides, in every )arg« club The Second Great Book of the age NOW BEADY. \ve THE CHAMPION XD. PicaxTT, Jr., of Measick A Pickett. have n-ceatly added that of day after day following and hope for this work a sale equal to tbe Ai • r> !t,>tiurt(xi ia toch a litrB a« to gire the greatest we will put checks P>r Walrh<-», Qnilt^, Blanket*, Dress W. B. HOKKS, Examining Physlciaa. observing the practice of the leading phy^cians and sur- Eyes, and all old Ckrcmc •lr«UAtii i>niJ ittra -iUty to the casting*, while pruper al- Patterns, or some other ar:iele of value, giving soma K<^n* of the great IlospitaU and Infirmaries of New Complaints. Uiwacci.- 5> nuutt) Rir contraetian and exp&iuiob. Tbe member* of the dab an opportunity of purciiasing aa York, and made myself practically csuverxant with the JTA^^I>WIiITI:^G OF GOD, article for about oiie-qnart»r of its value. OAccvs. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. al! ^.r-an-I, makintf th«m lit aa air-ti^bt as D. C. TBADEB, President. many recent discoveries and improvement* in treatment H.i«ffi» V. In every order amouciing t« over J50, accompanied and operation* of Europe and America. The greatest Snbscrlptioa Book of modem times. by ihe cash, the Agent may retain f"i, and in every order H. M. BAGAM, Secretary. C. C. WABD A BRO:, MemphU, EBTIN, PEXDLHiama. H. O. TBADEB, Trsa«arer. 6-3m-18 In no department of Medicine have such improvements THE CHAMPION ofover ;iOO, S3 may be rrtained to beea made, in late year*, as in disease* of the Eyi aud The above works, with our PICfOBIAL BIBLE OF CO., Sasbville, Wholesale ApBti. Ear. I have restored to useful vision and bearing, per- 1000 ILLirSTRATlONsf, open') a feld i* snrpMsing rich PcicE—51 psr Bottle; SO pet Dozen ; |T2 jx rCroas Z-- • i" ti< Li-;. a.M." will last, with proper care, twenty- PA r TUE EXPRESS CHARGES. sons ccnsidored hopelessly blind and deaf. ne«s to every earnest worker. BT.-^ ji'an. . ur-urlonallj rsplaclai the fire- plata, which jyjERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, The life of hundreds is made mlserhbla by sore eyes and Copies given to any person t^caAtie a good .\g?ot. >at>v I t tl.. direct hrat at the Dr*. It l« the heaeiMi Thia offer it more e^; ciaily to assist Agents in the ears tbat coald be cured in a short Ume, AND AT SMALL Eighty pages sent free. Address, stating Teriitory i Kiti'i -fc^tt Ti»i> irfOTe nuvtii io Ameriea, and for timt>l!c(ty Western and Southern tes, but is open to all cu!- EXPENSE. desired, ..f fua. i«i-ttt tomen. I believe I am the only regular practicing physician in GOOOSPEED db CO., OF MEMPHIS, TENN., . th» State who give* ipc^l attaation to diseases of th( 148 Lake St., Chicago. 37 Park Kow, Sew York. dsn efthstkraat sa4la^,tad ^THE CHA:^IPION .\pent4 will be paid teirper cent, in Cash or Morcbandise Eye and Ear—thereby having greatly the advantage ol 4-3!n-lC ote iaariiaU aad i when they fill up their entire clnb, fjr which below we thcwe who are (Imply "oculist* and aarists," for diseases llaalUBtluBB. IS niiBfifcity It hsiB hntone damper, which COB-.- of both reqain Tor tbeir raccessnu treatntent conatitn* tllmwitili t tl^vOl Ill, tcly CTia'ror* th«^ Urat of lha MOT*. It ia a tlUing give a partial list Of commissions: No. 8 JEFFERSON STREET. 'pHE SCLWERNONG GRAPE civsD frm bt say cats la wkMi 4a sot aO. For an order ofSOT, from a dab of tUirtv, tre will pay tional rem^ie«> . bmSl. AltwkowuiUU damper ca^ with Wroogkt Xoft OtA— SQUINT OR CROSS-EYE RELIEVE.IE D BY A The Unfallins Grape for the Soath \ C-3m 18 tliit btfttfui aiil baeHoren pUJaa aia«a Bf bfary For aa order of $50. ft.im a clcb of fifty, we will pay tbe wruTwiit in D. M hrat; Utoy nosot kabn^ROrciacknl, Aj;ent, commission. yards Sheeting, on* pair heavy SLIGHT OPEBATION. aad :Sc Ur.il ..aaa Jt wax?. ftaes »f Wool BUnkats. PopUn Ih»a* Pattern, handsonia Wool W. B. CHEBBY. Pr»«'t A. T. LACY, Vita rre«ideBt, Be/^rreace^jMrmimoi^The^^^^ physicians aad citiiens .1 MAy OF A TBOUSAyD. Square Shawl, SUrer-Ca^o Watch, etc., etc., or 55 in cash. J, J. FSEBMAV, Ca*hier. of Trenton and TJclaity, whera 1 have resided for ten The Poor Man's Friend THE CHAMPION For aa ordsr af ?1(K>, from a club of one hundred, we year*. A CTonsaiuptive Cared. trill pv tha Agent, a* csmmission, 109 yard* good vard- S. W. CAUIWEIsIs. M. D.. DB. U. JAMES, a rrtirad physician, discovered, wtAs Are ifo CB^tmrf ,1 that the oren win bak» in tha front aa wide Sheeting. Coin Silver Hunting Cat* Watch,"Elch Trenton, Tena.. December, 1808. deSC tf A TliEA TISE on the Pleading and Cultivati^'*. injuiy other part. On arcomnt of thess ImproTemean, SIBXCTOKS. in the East Indie*, a cure f.r Consomption. A'Uiaai, long Woal Shawl, Suit of all Wool Frcneh Cajslmeri, of the Scitppemong Grape, and icilh CroncbltisIHree-, and General Debility, when l is only child, fflcrci-t-niittfir, etc., etc., or $10 in cosh. ^0* Woodrali; Tho*.' B. Smith, A. J, White, B. A. ^rtea, H. T, TomUasoD, A. T. Lacej, T^R. CHARLES PICKETT, OFFICE dan;bter, wa; sivpo «i> to die. His child was tnred. aaC We do not employ any TiaVeUng Agents, and etutom- Jas.B.SterrimaI^ J.B.WatklB», H. Chany. •M-J. 47 PopW street, corner of Second, Memphi*, Tann. tions for Malting Wine from it thai farU DO W alive and well. He wilt send the recii»o for makiar THE CHAMPION. en should not pay motiey topenon* purporting to be ovr lt-4-tr 0r: -V Dr. F.,haTiaK bean In constant practice twenty-two Surpasses ihe Famous fftr.« Bight, to giva geiteral »ati«I(ctton. CaUa to any part a California or the Rhine, torn of C,ni«ni»ptino tbat it doe* not at enoe take bold'^ •oatfcriitty radiatfaz info the orea to aaaiat in the r»t«n- SEND MOSEY ALWAYS BY BEGISTEBBD LETTEBS. tha city lame prica. apMtf and dlsMpate. XlfiUt wests, peevishness, irrittt;.t«« * ti«s of tbe Iteat. The Are chamber! of tbe nerv«-», failure of memory, dificnlt rxpectoratasc. For fttrthar partlcalan send for our aew eight pace PRVl^rNO. VALUABLE GIFT —80 PAGES. «ltnrp p«in* in the lun^, sore thriMt, chilly secvatioaa. Catalolbes. PAHKBB. «t, CO., uaBwa at the stomach. Inaction of tbe bowels, aud wa* THE CHAMPION IB-lO-ly !» aod 100 Summer ath>*t. Boston. Maaa. A Br. S. S. Fiteh'* " POMSBTIC JCAXILY PHYSI- CLARKSVILLE, GA. iBg away of the mtitclen. Aro cua^trnctcd with wperfal rrt^reaee ta Ue waoU of CIAIT'deMsribea an Diseasea aad thalr Baaiedle*. Sent The wiiter will pb'au state tbe name «f the paper tbqr tha •oathenitradr•aathenitradr. The wood door fi s T»ry laiaa. Soathwestern Pobfishiiig Company by aiaH, f^. Addrewi DB. 8. 8. FITCB, see thi* advertisem^'ct in. .Vddr^. bllns the parehaaer to aw hrgelarge,, roaBroai h wood. BOOKS. inarSrSiaF 714 Broadway, ITaw York. PnbUshea by H. W. PHI LIPS A CO., Agrteultural CBADDOCK A Ot>.. chMobera are tS ioehea long ia oar I and B tnth Aovu set Main street, Hemphta, , 7-3in-l» KSJ Race street, l-bnadeli.hla. V«««- nadartnt U Ban«mi«uT to eat cord waod bat oace la SoDthwestern PHhllshlpg Company, ExecatecTery dtea1pUc& of Printlag, inclodloc TO TBE METING. Publisher*, Mcspnts, TCXN. areparlnc It for tha atote, thareby taeinc a araat deal of U R R I C A N E S P R I N GJi i^Kirowt^ I^ofa^aa nada ftut. Aehre^ato BOOSSELI.SBd. BTAnOSKRS, NEWSPAPEBS, Ignaranee is tl^ Cause of Saffering. H Ta^r naraAatinc Mi*aa belac vatr HA6AZISES, These justly celebrated aiinerel spring* are cow _ Urg«, nil SHIRI need be entartaised io renrd to tla hMi. Paper Deeltrs, Apply to Sr. ,1. D. StUInumi of Mempbls. ThU work I* beaotiftaUy illa»trat«l, and toll diwtioos for the reception of victors ft.r the TUfv a*> iat ta« coldm Mtahan la wliitw> BOOKS, aad onto i^aa, »o that awy sitaatsd ia Franklin county, Tenn.. six mil-rostk at !• Wliili'tira of tha cwyal wUba {aralihrd the aboTs PAMPHLETS, Ba will reitore, lara and ntfaroiiata yon aa BO oaa eUa grape mill and pma. Ac. PBICE FIFTY CENT^ If TulUhoma, oa the NashTille A ChatUaoOga rallrnad. (MTV, or any othur ia our atore, at coat forthaSr ovaaaa. PBNRTEBS AIRO BOOK BINDEBS, can. BU ikD), hnaaanity and kaowladge .ia adaqoate to pyat. lacloae SwO OTBU atat* IiHn m.a latter wto M. W.. .. PhiUpa A C... Tbe water* ar» without doubt the best w-dltiBal wa* H. VKTraK 4c CO., CATALOGUES, yaar DU. Ba who care* DnioksnBeaa and Horphtae NoTo.. 3737- Soath- Cour- t (treat• , ISeiBphi*,- Tena— . ia the State, particularly for the cor.' " r dy«p-j»ia. Us* ^ d-3tti-U 13 aad U gaama St., Tena. 3S1 U«in BtTMt, CIBCTTLARS, Eating, can care yoa. S-ly mr- Editors giTlBg the ab.»vo ane laset^oa (haU r^Ti and kidney compUmts. chronic diarrlt^* {it never lal^ LAW BLANKS, a e»py aad tbe thaaka of ttc author, who. nUaed b» the female cumplalnu {it i« uoeqoaled), ri..l. ra infaatw*; MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. war,lrar, m( uiy abtaowa toiaaklo laaae wthoe MU^r^tf a t~o thar- pi™ in fact, any dl*«s«> arising from the stuoiarh, liver, Ui- ^O BewaHU POSTEBS, B A N N I N G» S Our SoBthem prasa wiU aM ia beaeliUng oar people uey* or boweU, whatever may ba the syn»t>tom«. y HANDBILLS, • BmhH cured, or gtt«tly benefited. Hundreds of certifies^ Stalni, on UM VHh «f Vank, ISO, frois tha aadac- Bnlad aad Papers and Prlntlns iJik f a grrtt rulttj, could be given of a.luLisblag cares, but I s.'.nld imd, awr garer Xaa, AUa4q» mmtj, STk:, C Ctmm to tka trada at aiaiuil^tttrcr*'prieaa. 4.t CARDS, iiio^ and Body Brace, refer to any one who has n»cd the»5 waters. CbnrnikiK Made Easy, CAT^B9TIRRI«*AADTAAD^ AWMTE«TOasberle«* Chornraa tha work is eem over a good road tf. the Springs. "ItfcrsuBl, iSoirillw* haada W^WTeayaasi "vxtJTBa-AJa- -.ecotapUshad ia a very short time wU& little or ao labor. KA BE.—Good board, $35. per month. Lew tha* avc Baviac txcn aapIM to hy seraral to proeaia Otaaa la- tU aiapUcity and daraUlity will racammead It t« all who IlM nUNI for hia ddlmr, ar laftrmatloii Ifola*** or Sorsham ic Steamboat and Bail Boad Work; TwiaUo madiaakal npportm •ala otheryaan.IhaTo will aau aad «xanUa» it at OrglU Bro*. A Co.', or B. C. Further -"o^j^itil^^-'p^.^Snar. • " ^iao IMO br tia tlddl mad* arraogeaiaBtt wnk Dr. B. to ftmrard th«m by ax* fiaig A Oo '*, M«Dpb!«. - : Jpmr TXATSIAS. r. L aiSB, Tfan^ »Uter, 5»mwea, Oonn. 4-ly by Uail recaiTe prooipt attenUoB. *-tf prwi^KcwTorkpiiMt-fa^ Addnw Xdltor Bapttit 6-3m-17 TaBahttaa, TtttL.

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New Md Renewed Patrons. "The B«»tist^ Tract Society. Jt-Ll Vthmf»mwt1t»,U tU» Mob »mr|Ul.t« pwm TMtermaf STAVBB n>. pNtaOwaadStete. SendyoaraiMWTlapart^MfoSIr, iberaliip la ttila PaeiatraVdulblleWa':^ w rcgi^ ft. ^ aMtlMr tfaBw aftar thti Aay aa« pladgiBt »>»In• oAlrP iMraelf to Miaell »o r a»tl data. If rem ecMat afford* Ikwerata to iManOwaaf* worth of SaptbtMifl rrttclou tiM«t« or nnall boaka dar- aaaJa^Bf ytmrmmtr •^wa.saw, MEMPHIS NURSERY. 'T'HE IX)IJ:.AB WAT®^ waangMferjra iaj^M, wnt ba aaraUed aa aa aaaaal memberl 18 worth wimMrari •Bt- •M daOar, wkjrmiiatar-Atain- aayMiM JL fiM-kWMr, «itkHK#i«Br CBMMi ^ to fitniga porta, ampt BritMi Xnlh kmjam—hirrammmdhtaVmint. % Mfc raeaibar; ltd ^h iTir. «r«tar. Fire thonaand *—'r^*yHlaOraiM»arCMC- < TTrt Urtiir J W ^IfTm vfaAu sMwcr by manobymir buisMa, atembera waBt»d at aaeo. Addreaa J. B. GKATBS.' ^Tha Proprietora of tkia aaw aaubllahmaat •tart aa4 ktaM wofks. Vnal watckaiaa. t of Ladlar ta tbi porta. « •ria8taI.aBdlaeIaBaatirfiaiaba4 0reidaeaM. Baili^S I or Indefltai^, amefc fiOOO or put- M J. V OKATaS. 3»1 Main gttaat. 0«r Kew TolMteera n>r Second «i««rtcr. hopatoaacare far it a Mr rapatatiaaby lf)r«xecatiaic4atlaof M71 ~ 1 to %ral, latoTMy-^i Fam^ BmoO wiMitajwvuuuMi coapBBB.caMpBBB. wanutawanu a txti yaaia. Qfefttfaata of Btoefc- Tal. S Tal.4 LirXMKMBXBS. tioaraaraataadtioagaaraataad. Bte^caaSaBi*«a^a,i8Beateaaa,BaiM^ ] (krtilcata of DepoM not MutJliif flW.. 2 OF W IABSB, HASbSOmi PAGSa, ' paM te B A Braat, S C pd to...... 24 noaaa Davit MIta„. 11 00 - aMrMBiaiitearia] , tettteat* of Itapatt «nM^«IO- 5 ' atadlac oat ealr - t«r«tB, l^BXZK! WAm- CO.. HiBKlala, X. UT Chttlaealaar lUnjaee. 5 Xld T B Bapr, Ala 33 JeaaaCSavte.Xiaa... 11 Uuatar.Pa ^T.™ S CO _ ! or Jf ortipvea, or attor connyaaata of nal Bd H O WcjBoath, La...n D X Toaaf Texai.... 11 XMfeavArk^M 5 «0 SI>/r^D BT DONALD G. MITCHBLL, •itata Bst ncacdiiis tWW S* Si <»•>«»*>•. ft oit JJOBINSON'S XPHartlarni It W T BatBff Mi»».. paid.. fi oe 9o. asMwUBc tsao mmd aat McaniiBS HBO 1 WTTHIiyita h 6a T. S5 WT5idioIa9a Taaa Aaaiatadbyan JBo^auawUBc tOBO, forararTiOOar tnctfamalpart- H C 6 »««•». Kttaboro. lllti.. paid.- s eo C^ood Thrifty Sltock, a^ Oai^ af Aaaaehitaa la an Dajatt^ata. imiftarOnferataiKht « • Faratalr ID M A G Hadaaa Ala SO ^ha CrifflB. Moajicello. Ark. paid.... » » eo Wder J II Thoraaa. laka. Mlw.. 6 M Antidote fte iBteaiperance OtaJt, nut at lifiiit, tor cacfa IW or part S dd 8 e Eraaa Taaa 41 J Denton Aik 11 "dM G M Prime. BMorada. Ark, p«u... •AT ItEASOXABLB XATBS. ' tar aaiiinuBgnt ef mme, art orar aw - 6 00 HEABia ASD HOME meau tha w«it. af aU mam- Thae Deaa Taaa 25 J HUt Ark .11 i N-hobTaSnatyaonaty,, llit*...„„. 5 oe lay fatHQUMaearafar tUiharfhlrice. lU uao wfllat »above SOO, fur each additioaal 300 or part 60 p p Swtadall, Latter. DalUa caaaty, Tezaa b«ta of KMd IkmtUaa avarrirhai*, aad oaMaiaa tha katt af y ***** ^ atlaialaata, and irtU Sbrtgage ar aaiigiUBant ataaoM, oTar IW and- not JHocaaArk 11 , , _ . •Air; iT ^»anty, Texaa„... «» Tal4 h L Craealea. OifydaaO.tfdaa., Wayna c««BtyCBBty. OMa..OWa . & Oa aTerythiB«forareryboaylnelty,Tini^(,Mrt,^t U aw JOO —— HCOrbyTann 8 J ^neway. Sweiftwater. Tena... 5 00 SbrtpMn, for each aiidltiooal SOU or part AITD TRUJS TO NAME. girea pracU^l lastraattaa. by tha axpariaaesd iS^ u withoat axcwat •»- Satn tor eacli lOU or part a LaapkiB Qa pd ta ^13 J A Fletcher Tenn 11 J Harrall. Aaatin. Texa», paid 5 o* writara. apra all Baral tofJaa-FaHatag. Fralt GraWiaa. J Ark. 5 «» •KaipU for tS and aver.. A Jarmaa 13 Capt B l!y Saiith Tean..„ll BldarTP BaaV Beaiey, Ark, pald .tZ jent 3 00 Flowar-Caltare, Oraamsatal GardeBlaf, Baral ArahUa*. 13 Bar bar. Averof Acfinvytoadlatacb or collect dividaoJ Srtdby ^rQa;{ata,ODm T MnCZ Tartar Ark... II B C C^ Taan ... „.H tare, Ooaatry aad Wty Hoai^ their FaraliUas aa« ar tatarsat tharaon—— S3 J H Hkka Ark U .AN'NVAL UEUBBBS. eoraar Harri«,» Str^'t^ BWak^a,' B««rr 10 Mil or rent.Mt eatate_ I 00 Jacob Joaea Teaa 11 EM 0 W Prime, BldaradA, Ark, pai.l Adarameat, Damastie ttfMmj, Eaaaakaeriag Hiata, ata. BawTork. Anrer to cvllrat rent?™— S3 JIIDTaan E H Arjo Tenn 11 W» U Smith HiiUbaro Union ArCpVid'."::.';.;: I eo Thay a.rar for Fall of isao and Spriag af 1ST«, aa foUawi: n«tte»t of nnt? or draft..... 2S 1 f« It Lar Cholea SUriea, Skatahea, Bsaaya. PaaMi.iru a_. WBHopaoa A.-k. .11 WF Kendall Misi 11 Mra Maltha Williamt, HllUbora. Ualon co Ark'.. 1 00 gTAMM^ING curea hjm^^ KiatXIU lfa(to««iArk-ll W L Coapwoad T Mra M B CaraUa, •• •• 1 M Hamor, the Nawa. Moaay aad Market Beparta, Beaatitkl OrricB or Th« Baptist, BColemaB, 1 Ct JABM^aa Ark II J S Chancellor Uits 12 Pictaraa by the boat artiata, aad, la ahart, alt tha Box S076. N.J. JlEJippis, Tuesday, N«t. 28, 1869. • BSanBdera, •• •• « 1 00 Baob raa 100 fcataraa af a, .. - ^ B H Owen Ar»_ 11 S J StexaU Mis* 12 Elias J erren, •• 1 0« J McBride. Yaladaala, Ga, paid 1 (0 50,000 Apple Trees, o to 7 feet-. 25«. $20 COTTOS—The market is acliTe. We qaole: D » Taskar Ark 11 ElfQGMeLeadon AU. T . A Fint-Class Family Weekly. A J Whartaa Ark. .11 MrtEBl«ckraan, Homer, Claiborno parisuai h La, paid- 1 «0 Good Ordinarj- WBXjriekAla 7 MraBJehaaan, paid... 1 00 Tf» TITW wrnDWTv/1 . • • • 1 Bobl M»j Ark...... 11 Saaaael Tovaaend Ala li- HoIUa Blaakman, paid.. 1 00 It caatain) sa much room that erery aambar has aa Low Middlings.- 28 @23} WSConaer Ark U Georire Garrett, A FBcerea Tann 13 Mn M U Mitrhetl, pn Ky„.i Jl Eld W C Moteland, Arixona, Claiborne par. La, pd^ 3 00 J S acCny AU™ 12 4,000 Standard Pear Trees, 2 years—Wc. $50 Sew Tohk, Not. 23.—Cotton quiet and wealc. / C Ward Ark 11 J U Williams, Lisbon, Claiborne parislv. La. pd - 1 IH) J M Berry AU 15 Mrs X Wilkarsan, Lisbon, " " p^d 1 00 REDUCED HATES FOR 1870, ^^^ •nparallelad afTer: To suclj as ara uot^ Ordinary 234; Good Ordinary 24; tow Mid- SU WAldrup Ark 11 J Ph.llip« AU 12 X W Nichuis, Marietta, Oa 1 eo V W V FeudrtU Mmj „.ll J L Harris, Byhalia, Miss, paid sont 1 00 iBg. FbU parti^lara, a -ralaabUtampie, which \mL dlings 24J; Orleans 251; Uplands 25. f HJametN C 14 Matthew Brown, C«rmantawn, Tenn, p»id_ sent I ao ISVABIABLY IN ADVA5CB. Vra 3f Br«d*B Min II T U Stout Ca 12 6,000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years 50c. $45 H Up- R E BBaylar, Independence,-Tex iO LivKKFQot, oy. 23.—Cotton steady. H HiataaMiw II TCGrifHa Ga 12 G W Hiil, Vewbera.TeBB i (« Slmclc Copica, Tltree Caplea, aU at ane ^ iandslUd. Orleans 11 Jd. M WiUiaau HUi 11 B N Craaford, SanULury, Tean 1 co 'ruoa Vftnce Cal J Turner, Ash Grora, Ma., paid ijeni 1 50 timic, 891 Ftwe Oapiea, aewapapara pabliahed—all sent fraa by mail. Btidat^' JBraaa MU»„ 11 yaa want paraaaaat. prafitabla work, address ^ BAGGISG—U lb 21c: 2 and 2} H) 27@20c; E'd E Dyer >rk IS W P Ratliflr, Baymond, Miss, p^id 1 00 1,500 Cherry Trees on Mahalab _50c. $40 J TaUMo... „11 H. D. Boyd, Troy, Pike ca, Ala, paid 1 a, E. C. ALLEN A Cfl.. Mrs H B DaTidsan Cal 4 Hakiag BBABTH AND HOME, ta a Clab af FiTa «r Augusta, M^ Ijidia 25®2C. DB HcAlroy Jlo._ 11 Eld Elias Dodaan, Jacksoa, Tens, paid I M Dr B L Atfalnck Ky 12 EM J W Stein, Germantavn, Tenn, paid i . . " 1 00 mora aabscribars at $2 40 each, the Cheapest aa it U tha $25 ^ new grtielea fr' BITTTER—^The snpply is fair, and choice S^^elly Me n Stis H J WinntOB TeBQ-...12 E H Htara. Center. Tex, paid . „ 1 0(i Agenta, Samples free. H. B. SHAW,' 1,000 Plum Trees, Plum stock 50e. $40 mast Campleta Alfred, t^.. jrttdes are in demand at 38@40c; Eood30@36c. Kt> Jao U KeUoa aiUa...l9 T J Perry, Bams, Ga, paid 1 u) Br« P H BatUr Ui*« G Y Shoemaker, MouUoa, Ala 1 o« FAMILY TTIEKLY NETfSPAPER * "A BPZ.BSOIO PAPKK.'^ BEASS—Choice SaTT $2 E. d. WICKER, rierk. K A BaiUy, Albany, Ga 1 m J KichoU, Calnmbla. Tann, paid 1 ent 1 CO Ade it in six montbs. L M Guyer, Janesboro, Ark., paid Wc »-ut 1 In addi'tinn ta aaapla mailed free. A. J. brick §5uthrra Farmer" should H B Bayd, Troy, Ala, (5 paid .jeai !i!5*) b« addrcdsed ta M. W. Philips & Co.. 3»!l Main street. J Jacob Parker, Choctaw Corner, Ala sent le eo stock Ught, f^l 7o@5 is asked. B r Thamas, Forest City, Ark scat 10 9U CffliRAXTS, SLEEPIWG But all bDMness n-Utins to Thk BArrwr, or "The Eld S J Jenkins, Silrer Ban. Ala s^Dt CHEESE—Factory 191@20c; W. R. Tract Society." shaolJ be aJdreesed to J. B. GBAVt^, 1" no 3S1 Main 8tre»t. A 8 Warrall, Lexingtoa, Ky sent 10 «MI RASPBERRIE&, 816 East aetli Street,N.T. ForRetatntag Bed Clotbea O-rer Chlldfeu. Eld 8 P Arnaid, Camden, Tann jn-nt 11 01) I5c; E. D. to 20c; Gloster 20 to 21c. We say thU bocansc J B Barry, Knreka. Hiss .sent Allawa parftet freedom af moTemimt. Effectually ae- 1. It wll saTe onr clerics a preat deal of Tezatioa and 10 «pt«iitory Agnat is now in the Mrs S L Arrington, BagansrilU, Ga sent c on BIBLES. "^iT/*'' aot know hovr the aistike h«ppea«d. To M V Baird, Beech, Danklia caunty. Ma .".sent & ou Wha bars unifsrmlj besa awarded Thaw JaaUy calabratad ediUans of the BIBLE hava Bonj S Wilson. Hnntsrille. Texa«. font r, to nJK/^? anywhere pub- PISH—Mackerel, No. 1, bbl3S24; halfbbls "^"•"^'iyWu direct your litter? You sw- tha t.-eubls 0 P Malane, Teun'a Station, Tenn a.-iit a 10 HIGHEST MOTORS I^TiU-.^liL"'' ''•P" Binding. An 3:2 50, kiisCi No. 2,bbl3S16 00; half ibzt Ciways will aris3 from mixing bcsin-ss. Had you T. L. Yoang. Caldwell's Store, Tex. pd ft: vnt 5 w Eld. J. W. Vork, P O. Adamsville, Kx. 0. Bethe: str^r^ It ^^ respectable Boak bbla $3 50@3; kits $2 25; family, in bbls $14; inclawd tha 6J cents for Kisd Wosm in a stparata snTel- -A T— • Springs, M. Jt O. R.B scat 5 00 SOLMAOBNTS FOR THE II. S^ half bbis §7 50; kiU White fish S8@9 in opa and placed it within Inter to us. it would hara b*ea CearKaW Uall. paid II «.„t 5 0* 30 S Front St. Mcmpbia, Tenn. atSrnied t». We tliis we>-k credit you $1 and send S nCelemau. Bolney. Miss, jiaid «out s oti half bbls. Sardines, quarters §10 per case; B. S. Manard. Bristal./fena, paid SI sent Industrial Exhibitions in this Country TH05. KKI^SOS * SOKS, i-acts. 6«o « Bl«-eaker gtn-t, Xcw Totk. halTcsS32 50. J. W. Huat, Lib»>rty, DeKalb co-.Tcnn teat 6 eo Sa that their work is the ceknowlrdged sUndard o; B. W. Eanrard.}, Te.Tas.—We are gUd to hear fram W B Cieaey, Uinga Station, Ky seut 4 IK) R. B. KOE.N. exeellsnaa ia ItsdepartmaBt, reepeotftilly aBnaunes that, »d J W Ya k AdairsTille, BcNairy so, Tunn-sout J. M. GILBERT. GUNNIES—Good demand for second hand at yon, and we autharize you to act, and Dr. Philipa will • it ii-tf with extended aad perfected faciliUes. and by the exeln- COMMON SENSE!! alita. You shall hare the fifty Mammnths. Mrs E JI Breyirs, Klae Mountain. Ark... .*-iit s 00 siTe ase of recent improTemsata. thay tre aaw producing 16®17c. ANNUAL , iXEMBEKS. jat more perfect Organs than eesr b^fare. In great ratietT WAKTED-A6E^•TS. per moatii to s^ll only P. S. G. Watson.—We will publish your praspec;os, as ta style and price, adapted ta all public aad prirate (^aaina Improrad Commen Sense Famny S.-wins Ma- DA Nixon / I (>U HIDES—Dry flint 19c; dry salt 17® 18c; and sliaclJ be glad to see yen snsceed in di seminatiag a Joel CV>Crey, IlartsTilie. Ind smt MaaafiutarM by Bisa; farDrtwiagBaoais.LibrariM, Music Eoams. C^a- rttne Priee only tl8. Great inducfmi-otj to anaU I iHI c«rt Ualis, Ladgrs, Chnrshrs, Srhaols, ete., in plain and This U tha most popuhir Sewiag Hachinr of :he ^y— green salt UJc; green 8c; deer skins 30c per true principle of proph< tical interpretation. What is the Miss J L ilendrrson, Pantotac, I Mi elegant eases, all of which they ara enabled by thsir J B EiW-ir-If, Swceiwate.-, Ti-nn (lo^tj keiit Tb NaW Watch Co, S J*",'"® '••o" "Elastic Lock SUtchwill do any abomination of desolation ? if it refers not to the Bojian I 00 nns^aaled facilities for mannrarturs to ssll at pricea of klBd of work that can ^das«ou any Jlariino. KJU.ooo pornd; sheep's pelts 25@C0c-. dogskins 50 to Marcus Willi»ins, SeBa.tou^a, .Mi-w sent 1 00 inf.rior wark. Stinnardi appeariB£ Ij^fore Jerufalam, stanJmg upon C II William.. Meridian, Mi« •cut OF BXfOIH, lU.. aoldaad tba demand cantUuiTy increasing. Xow is ths 60c each. holy ground ? 1 00 The recent impraremsnts ia thesa Orgaaa kara sa ia- ti^ to take an aganry. Send for CircBlan-. Bfware of S HallowsJ-, Tciry, Miss (lost) jent 1 0«> A Payne, Inka, Jlin Vnaweti hj WatA craased their assfulBeBS aad papularily that they are Inmn^era. Address SECOHIl t OJ 7ic A. Tates, Ark.—Vour p.iper u regularly sent ta 1 oa SaktTs, BaUroadTsMd Kx« anquestianably the mast desirable instramsaU abtainable B. Do oth-rs there pot their papers ? J L B Barrptt, c. W T Tharatoo, .Ithcns, Gii..!l^ut vrsM an, SMt aad WctL for family use, as well as Cbarchas, SskooU, etc., while a LIVE STOCK.—Ga(ja to 5Jc; choice 6 to If sj, it is yonr Pcsfiaiutf r's fault. St'r np kis pore 1 M to ht the aost carrert the prices at which they aaa b« alTardsd (»30 ta $1000 J K Wama>;k. Uarfreesbora, Teun._ sent 2 00 nateKcapenaukae. aach) adapt them ta tht msaas aad rrtuiraments af all 6Jc; Tcsas beeves S59 ti 5G0 per head; mind. J 51 Thenipsan, Vicksbnrg, Miss crni 1 00 classes. They are equally adapted to secalar and sacred AMERICAN cows Mrs N K Uoase, llally Springfi, Mi«» sent Aroid parUM who ad- J. J. Byer«, Ark.—Your brace is ready aid we will 2 es Tertite to s«ad Watches musia, are a>gant a< furniture, acoupy little space, are aed calres S50 to 100; hags 10c gross; sheep Kilny Jattiee, Stackten. Cedar ca, Jie .ent 2 W) not liable la get euteferdsr (not reauiring tuaing oace send it to Camden, on the first rise of water. Ella ATPBt. Middleburg. T nn., (lest sent "c.o.n." pvBPOBTnra i4 t3 3 per head. I c-o where a piauaforte is tuned twenty times), are Tery dura- So many b«ok^ conld not with safety be seni by mail. S A Bornady, Mantizuma, Ua sent I M ta be af oar make. Wo ble. and ra.«y to Uarn tn play upon. IVewspaper I^irectory. Wm B Loyd, Bed Fork, Desha co.. Ark „seDS ftirBlsh Boae fi>r that Hold on ta yonr brace. We wi'l enter that broiter's name 1 00 aarfooa. Thera are taal> The M. k H. Organ Co. ara aow sailing Fear OcUtb molasses-Cuba j5oc; Louisiana sugar- Elder J. C. Furgerson, Memphis „.sent I O'J this week. Did you sen ! the 81 by itfwlf or with othar B. W. Tickle, Maachestrr Tenn., ihcrSl lost, Sii- C&m la Market. Organs far eash; E;t» Octare Orgaaa, Fire Stops, hor-se 85c: golden syru? SI [email protected] 15 in bbl, ter Williams' toh.r) ...'. .^nt . »«t QKICIIS KMIM with twaaatsafTibratara far 1125, aai athar styles at money that has bwn ret-eipted for ? Can yen not s»nd a 2 (*• Wiracs, mly ta dealer* fa nar ewa lacaUty or prajartionate rates. and 10c additional in kegs; sorghum 50 to 80c club tf fire or ten for your paper before January 1, 1870 «8-irtere,^0Bi yaa kaaw ta k koMrahle., For teetimenf ta the sap.riarity af their Orgcaa, the PRI"E, FIVE DOLLARS. SATAL Kid. Geo. ar. Prince, Aric.—We h.-»»e handed you Will the clerk's or brethren in Tennessee fill JS^ Sales ]K«om STORE A Hat af Eswspapars aad Pariadicals claiming asH turnips at ^ per bushel; sweet report. ^ Mount Zian... IT IS TTSBBaxteasiTsIy by oarfeaat physicUas. Where- thaa l«,as» siraalatlaa aaA Issaa. A.B. Groolc, Tenn.—Yonr paper was sent from this Xnlbsrry Gap arar aaed it kaa baeoma akoaaakald aaeessity. We ad- A Bst af Hawapapara aad Periadieala claiming i poUtflea$2@2 50 per barrel; cabbage $10 to else all to trr it. For sale by all daalara. AicaatB waatad. aSce fram No. 23. Tol. 1 to No. 2i Vol. t Wa ara aader Nalachnaky thaa ».M» ^raalatfaa aa* ima, with aetaal amouat af 514 per crate. Narthara Callaraddr«aB A. COESTANTINE A CO., 879 Main Street, Ba abUgatioa to make up lapses by mail—a rainaoa pra- Saleai.., 14-if M Ana Straat. Baw Tork. fttmMtn BlTaa la saah asai, aasardiag to tha hekt eedeat, yet we order yours sent three mantha frao, and PROVISIONS—Mea. pork, $31 7sQ32 50 j S. W. Bistriot aanaaikla aatharity. trust yon will help as to one or flra sabscriban. Sweet Water.. A Hst«fBellgtea« Bm^psra aad Periodicals. pride mess, $31 50@32; clear sides, 17J@18«; Tanaeasee »KT rmw VAKB MMMPHIS, I TBH-ITMSSBM Mlaaa.H.Sclaon, Misa.—Taut SI raeairad. aai Ualoa .... AlktarlMtBapuaaad Pariadiaala dareted to Agfi- ohorulders, 17@17Jc; plain aiigar-cured hama, yonraelf enrolled an annual member of tha Tract Saciaty. BaitUaity~y i aaltara aad ••rtiattltara. Weatara Diatrict 33Q24c, and scarce; breakfast bacon, 22«; lard Yaa wni aaU aad giee away $1 warth each year while" TSE AUstaraavspaparsaad Pariadlcala deroted to Motfi- tierce IS^lSJc; koga l»@aOe; caddies 22o! yaa Ura. Writa to Bra. Lowrey; ha haa Ike powar to aa- Stotiatiaa for I8«a_ itaaaad Bamry. gaga a minisUr fur you. We want one thaaaaad weU A BaterX*««»apcrs aad Pariadiaab derated to Edafit- POWDBR-Blasting $4 50 per keg; rifle taaUtsd. thoroughgoing, fearless BaptUt miaUtari for BBlKlsT PI.OW8. ••aal malton. IfEW ABVEETISEMEHTS. SOUTHSUN FARMER? $6 60. Ua Saatkwest right now. Writa to him at BJpley, XUa. A Ust^ at Xewayapera aad Pariadiaala deToted to tha WCB-CaroUna 9i*Taoa(Mlaar ftawla), wha wUl write to uTm ra^ THB MOST INSTBTTCTIT^ Bo. 8, 9 inek ent (steel point) 1« 60 SB«. P. KOWBLt • CO., Pablbhers, Q3 10; pig and bar.lead, ll@12c- aad laad tracts. abrvatloa aa will nabl* thaai to i,, ' AXfi Ml UOIT WIBILT eacirLATBD. AP—Palm soap, 6e; No. 1 do, 7c; Panala G. A. Cr«jnm«r.-Yoar tlm^-waa oat at toL 2. Ko. « Park Bow, Baw Tork. ITo.«. H*. ^ 9 w«k Mt ttoa Awry Jrwrwyii, it; AGBBT8I OU&BBW burra, m^uftpm one to two bale* per acra, owiag ta BIJBUES AHD TESTAlIElfTS J^ ImfUmmt Dmke- JTetdt ^ Ga ORAIS ft CO ' TOBACCO-Fme natnral leaf $1 to I 10; qaaBty af laad. I: ;aakea mora Bat froa tha saad Hi raa kM thaatkraa to oae. Ihjd^ be fisaad la tha Saath, ranging fr«; Adry Sftd^ ITtti, U; PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, Vrfpni. SWc to $1; fine bright pounds 86 to90q at Duraat. AB ordrn ahaaM ba tPIFTSKN Mwf L^ Omur Ktedt it; OEHTB t« rOBTT OOLLABS each. AOBBTS, aeat to C.Simona A Co., Buraat. JAS. X. BABBT. J^ AMMi/b J^^ U; Tha aiMt Coataias mora thaa 1000 "-Ra and anthen- aedinm 70 to 83c; common «2 toTOc- sood We, tha iindan]gaed,IiaTa exaaiiaed aB aftha nost ap- tit IBastratiaas; M,OeO Bafrrences, Biree- proved Cattona axtaat. and indoras tha abort atatnaa^ THE SOUTKEItBr PSAIJII8T, •Rwy Fanur't Som ITudi U; tioBS Ibr ths ProStabIa Beading af tha htight quarters 62 to 67c. Smoking-fine and of Dr. Jaa. M. Barry. J. T. XcOXK. 879 Kftin Street, Memphis, Teanessee. • • • -- ^ Tha Boat popular Baptist Hymn Book ew latrodacad Umaer'a Daughter If Jib it; FrvCteU* Mptaw CbroBoIcficI and Geo^qgicai fixncy 60 to 80c; comraoa and medinm 36 to ^vc; « = ^ . „ B-IuGOBDOS. IS-tf «faU Tabl^ lablea oU m — P. 8.—Wa will receire and flB order* for thia aplendid .Rfy to iMduHrial BdueaOon ximk itf Virginia, to the trade, not inclodinz packages IaUtl»I>aaa^aU«a. It 4. Cut taking tha placa of y Jnritnd to Smal tMks. - Coins, eta., a hMatlfbl Fam! ae«d that va bare fnlly tried tha paat aa4 fbaad it to ITeidt U; ramUr Alhaja. ate., ate. •Twy othar. sappUad at prfe,,. tBTBOD T IS PL A DAY TO lULE ASD FEMALE 20 to 30c. ^ ' TirM fUly one-third mora thaa Dixoa^ PraliSc. ^BD It is prsaoaaaad t^ aempataat Jadgaa to be sapmiM ^ ^ SC. W. PHILIPS it TO., Aswta, WITS IT. aUotwaditionsoftheHoly Bible, fitr tjie ass^lkiai* H-ii»-2C HampWa, Taaa. Whanew yaa Tisit Xam^ l4«.ecall aadsM ShatUaSawiaeMa- WHEAT—There 13 rery KtUe coming in, and w hotS tfdaa. aad is tha aajy Has. wahrtsrs, stadsats aad bthoi. Oar amts ai» aad aead yoar ordara ta Idaaaaad Shattls Kaakiaa B(dd ia «ka tJaitadSutaa »r ft?"'J!® ^racatotad harmt. For C3rcnWs aad Sricca are firm. Na 1 red and wMte §1'100 7K TO 15200 r month to Agents, tnticrfamSSr' aoatiibato fas pwrtiaalaii, address • " salary or co ate sen oar Pataat White Soathwestern FalilisUiigCoBiiaBT. LSS8 TMAN FORTY DOLLARS, JP^ 5 WIWE * 00., Puhlhdiat* I ^ Ho. 2 $1 0001 10; inferior or rejects Wire Clothes Ltaea. m aad m aaawt Btrsst. PhBadalphta.^ —^ Address Hadaoa Kirer Wha Warts, WthU moath aad yoa ^ aeHer ami aaar ara SKJm^^'®- ^ ' Bichaiaad. Ta.; or Bamphls, Teaa. - U-4t WiU rM^dnittha halaaea af this yearCS aeathri aad M^lotoprom*atiaaaadIaiprl«»BaieBtc OatttFraa. AGENTS WA3JTED.—laght wife ?• 8- uni Trws. for WW. Addrsss W. A. mmBSOS * CO.. Claralaad. Ohla._. -tA. good pay. SampU 10c, rstail^ B. GEH*,\*; i-Sm-P-H I Shiremaatowi^^k^