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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19
Virginia Legislature.
TUESDAY, May 10.


Senate.
A House bill, authorising the Auditor of
Public Accounts to adjust claims for the re-
lease and refunding oftaxes in certain cases,
was passed.
The bill establishing District Courts was
again under discussion. The Senate refused
10 strike out Washington G. H." and insert
"Wythe G.. H." US the location for the 9Th
District Court. Pending motion to strike
GU, "Wood c. H." and insert Harrison G.
h. as the location for the 9Th Court, the bill
was laid on the table.
A bill was reported, Incorporating Compa-
ny to construct graded or plank road from
Danville, or some point on the Richmond and
Dsnville Railroad, by Pittsylvania c. H., TO
some point at or near Pig river, in the county
of Piusylvnnia.
| On motion of Mr.. Daniel, House bill, con-
corning Bailiffs in the city of Petersburg, was
taken up and passed.
A House bill. "equalizing the charges on
| loose tobacco" in warehouses, was passed.
also,
A Senate bill, establishing Bank at West
Columbia, in Mason county-and
| A House bill, establishing The Franklin
| Bank, al Lexington, with amendments.
House of Delegates.
! Mr.. G.. F. Collier, elected in the counties oil
Prince George and Surry, 10 supply the vacan.
| cy in the House Of Delegates created by the
death of the late member. MIR. Robert G. Rives
appeared, was qualified and took his seat.
! On motion OF Mr. Kdwell, the report Of
the Committee of Roads adverse to an appli.
cation for an act authorising the construction
| of railroad from Warrington to New Mar
tinsville, In Tyler county, was taken up. Mr.
X. submitted u motion, in effect, reversing the
report of the committee; and on this motion q
| discussion of two or three hours length ensued
at the conclusion of which the vote was taken
and the House refused to grant power to con
struct said road-Ayes 40, nays 81.
A bill providing for an increase of the CAPT
tai stock of the Virginia Central Railroad was
taken up, when two substitutes for the bill were
respectively offered, and subsequently the
| subject was laid on the table, and made the
order of the dav for Monday next.
Jordan Hatcher, and the Governors reasons
for committing his punishment, were made the
order of the day for Tuesday next-the origi
nal order having been first reconsidered.
The following House bills were passed TO-
day:
Concerning the Clerk of the Corporation
Court of Staunton-To prevent the destruc
ton of fish in the county of Washington, by
the cocuindicus berry, &C.-Amending tht
charter of the Kanawha Mining Company
Amending the act entitled an act providing TO
the construction of the Huttonsville and Hun
tersville Road-Also, Senate bill, amending
the act passed March 29lh, 1851, concerning
| Volunteers, ian act which makes various
changes in the present volunteer system.)
After 3 clock, the House adl ourned.
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All you that want to enjoy hearty Taught
Hall, and hear the Virginia Ethiopian Troupe, in
their budget of jokes, songs &c, assisted by Mas
ter Frank Coleman, the prodigy, only ten years of
age, in bis great jig dancing.
Go early and secure your seats, Tor it is the only
chance nv l9-1tt
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Fg To the Voters of District Nc. 2,
Henrico COunty.-Fellow-C Citizens: Under the
new constitution you are called upon to elect
Office and if elected will devote my entire time to
the performance OF its duties hereby announce
myself candidate for the same. Should you see
fit to elect me, will endeavor TO discharge the du-
ties that may devolVe upon nie, faithfully and i'm.
partially.
an 29-dtde* ALFRED LEWELLEN
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THREArENING.-On yesterday John w. West
preferred charge before his Honor against John
Vest of threatening personal assault and Vest was
hound over in the sum of $50 to keep the peace.
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" To the Voters of HenricO County.
| hereby announce myself candidate for the office
of Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Lower District.
my dido JOHN o. GODDIN.
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sherIHaIty OF RIchm0nd.-To he
YoteTS Of the Cuy Of Rtchzoad-FELLow CIrI.
ZENs: 1t is already known to you that am can.
didat for the office which heads this card an of.
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the past FIVE years
have acted as Sheriff in the city Of Richmond, and
have thus afforded you opportuE ty of judging
of my fitness longer 70 serve you; and should il
please you to continue your Sheriff, trust
with the aid of my experience so to discharge
the duties of the Office, 10 merit your entire 90.
probation. Yours, respectfully,
sp 27-dtde THOMAS w. boswell
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E-gP The Richmond Harmonic Opera tic Troupe
have returned from successful excursion to Pc
tersburg. They will give series of entertainments
in this city soon.
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WITHOUT PAPERS -Rebecca Cousins on yester
dsv, was committed to Jail by his Honor, in default
of register.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

49, AUCTION NOTICE.-Particular
80 attention is requested TO the sale of VIM.
F. Mtchel's stock of Saddlery, Harness, Trim
mings, &c. to take place This Morning, at 10
O'Clock, at his store, opposite the Banks on Main
street ISAAC J. MERCER, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by GEO J. SUMNER, Aucr.
nv 10
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u s. DISTRICT CoURT.-This court is engaged
in transacting civil business.
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POSTPONED Mile Parodi's concert has peer
postponed from Thursday to Saturday evening
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~ THE NsION HOU 5 FOR

Nf.. IHE M n N = . N II U Q = L FUh
iis4.::I RENT-The subscriber having taken the
Floyd House, offers for rent this House, with nine
rooms, and kitchen with two rooms. The whole
having recently been thoroughly repaired, is now
one of tue m )st comfortable houses on Main street
Rent S275, and possession given Is, of June Apply
to JOHN A. JETER.
nv 19-tlJuN
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DR.. HAYNEs.-The Louisville Journal Of
the 5th announces the arrival of this man at
that place on the previous day from Paducah.
He was taken to Frankfort on the cars the
same evening. Haynes was chained TO a Dutch
man convicted ofcow stealing, at which he was
quite indignant The Journal adds.
Haynes created no little excitement at the
railroad depot. A number persons had as
sembled to see him. He acted quite boldly.
After entering the car, he looked out from the
window, and, winking at the crowd who had
gathered around, pointed at the sheriff, saying,
"That is the man who has had fourteen wives''
He is man of fine personal appearance and
elegant manners.
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e | find il being Inconsistent with my bust o.
ness, decline running for the Office of Constable
for the End District. In declining running tor that
office, return 10 many friends my most sincere
thanks. GEORGE w. BARKER.
l3-6t%
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM. Nor
wood JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, of Richmond, to
ANNA VIRGINIA BASSETT, daughter of George
w Bassett, of Hanover county.
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I OsT OR MISLAID, a Negotiable Note Tor
Ia S64 drawn by Jas. B. Taylor, in favor of VIM
Ready and endorsed by him. dated May llth paya.
bic 4 months after date. The public are cautioned
against purchasing trading for said Note, as pay
ment has been stopped.
nv l9-lt* WIN RFAOY
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Mrs. Mpwatt has nearly recovered from her
late injuries, and has been rendered a compli-
mentary benefit at Boston.
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" We must positively request our adver
.;.;as friends TO send us their advertisements
.s, sas,lv as they possibly can. Our advertising
is,e hour they impose heavy burden on the
printer.
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VIRGINIA sERENADERs.-This talented h'niopi
ap TrAup will give concert this evening al ode
FelIows' Hall
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r Old Chesterfield Couuty.-Friends
and FetlOac- CitizeRs.-ROBT. l.. TlTBERLAhE
We are authorized by the friends Of Robert y
Timberlske, Esq, TO announce him candidate tor
the Office of Constable in the town of Manches.
ter, and in that district my 7-dtdet
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- AUCTION NOTICE-The sale of
80 Mr.. RuiheTfoords real estate will be con-
tinued this afternoon at o'clock, at the corner of
Marshall and Henry streets
At the same place, tract of $40 acres of land,
on the river road, will be sold See advertisement
under auction head.
nv 10 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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~ To the Voters of Henrico
County. Fellow Citizens AT the solicta-
ton of many friends in various parts of the coun.
ty, l hereby announce myself, as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago, candi.
date for the office OF Commemorative AttOr.
ney. for Henrico county, with the assurance that
if elected its important duties will be discharged
with pro1nptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
an 2I-dtde* JOHN N, DAVIS
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III ROAD.-EXCURSION TICKET On and
after Thursday, May 20lh. Excursion Tickets will
beissued the Richmond and Danvle Railroad
Fare from Richmond to the Ju notion and back
the Gay, 81 50 children under three years of
age, free from three to twelve years, half price
The cars leave the depot every morning, except
Sunday: at 7, A. NJ. returning, arrive at Richmond
at l:45, ?. NJ.
my 10 JOHN H. OSBORNE, Sup't.
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"a To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-At the request Of many friends, | respect
fully announce myself candidate fer the Office Of
Commemorative Attorney in the Circuit
Court OF Richmond.
SD 30-3w+ JOHN HOWARD.
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20 X. Il. HOwison IS a candidate for the of.
nee OF COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY in the
Circuit Court Of Richmond az 29-dtdt
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Ear the Judgeship.-k

For the Judgeship.-At the request of ma.
nv citizens, and with his consent, we announce
Col. JOHN A MEREDITH as candidate for
Judge OF the Circui; Court of the city Of Rich.
mond. my l4-eodtde
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Il ATE PENROSE, or Lite aud its lessons
IN story for mothers and daughters, by Miss
Hubback, author of the ''Wites sister'-prce 25c
Bleak House, No 3 by Charles Dickens-price 70
cents. Nos and on hand.
GrahRm's Magazine
Godeys Lady's Book
Sartans Union Magazine
Ladies' National Magazine
All tor the month OF June. For sale at
THOMAS II. GRESHAM'S Periodical Depot,
my l9-I lOs1 Broad stree,
SITUATION W ANTED.-By a youth abou.
~ IA years OF age, who writes fair hand The
best uf reference can be given as 10 character &c
Apply at this Office. nv lo-2aw2w
STONE GUTrlNG,-DAVlEs * CAMPBELL
y Practical stone Cutters and Mason..
WEST SIDE OF 7TH STREET, near Col = : NJ
ers Tobacco Factory Rehmoed, Va where they
will III snAIa!ly receive and promptly execute III
WORK entrusted 20 ihem
JOHN w DAVIES.
NY ls-lm' DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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compliance with nomination of me By Several
Voters" in the Republican land other papers) Of
March 9th, and a letter OF the same date. adj.
dressed to me by a large number of my fellow
citizens, have declared myself and still am can
didate for the Office OF commemorative At
torney in the Circuit Court OF this city, which il
to be filed by you On the 9th of May Ii honored
by your choice, will strive to justify your cont
dence. B. B. MINOR,
ap 23-dtde
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sgF A. JudsOn Crane is a candidate for the
once OF commemorative Attorney, in the
Superior Court Of Richmond nv dtde.
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E@ In compliance with the call made uuon hin,
in a resolution unanimously adopted al rneetna
of the Richmond Bar, he'd on Tuesday, the IItb
inst, we are authorized 70 announce Robert q.
Stanard as candidate for the Office of JUDGE
of the Richmond Circuit myf4-.de
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Eg To the Voters of Richmond.-Attba
instance of many friends, announce myself can.
didate for the Office OF CommonweaIth's AT.
torney for the Circuit Court of EEis city.
my I5-dtdet MARHADUKE Johnson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We epoke, some tme ago. W JUG ""
dating uished men, natives of fredericksburg
Who had become citizens of Richmond. Hav-
;np learned that The Messrs. Bolts were NOT
natives of that town, we made the due corfec-
ton.
coy,esnondent writes US from Louisa, that
our list is not complete. lie tells US OF us
tneuished naiire of Fredericksburg VINO was
horn in Westmoreiaad This was no other
than the celebrated Alexander Campbell, whose
singular will We published about a year ago.
Then comes another natipe, the late Governor
Brooke, who was born tno miles from Freder-
icksbarg.
Then we have another distinguished ndtire,
the late VIM. c. Williams, lawyer of consid.
cradle eminence in his day who, il appears,
was born in Culpeper.
For NJ. 4, we have the celebrated John
Warden, who, though natice of Fredericks.
burg, was born in Scotland.
Sir Richard Steel was once asked whether
he did not think that the atmosphere had
something to do with the propensity of his
country men to make bulls. "By no MEANS
| replied he, sif an Irishman were born in Eng
land he would commit just as many"
We hope our correspondent will take the
above in the sense in which it is meant. In
some respects, his communication is valuable
and interesting. He reminds us that Andrew
Stevenson was q native of Fredericksburg.-
We thought of him, but we were not certain
about the place of his birth. He relates ar
interesting anecdote of Benjamin Bolts. He
says that he originally came from Prince VIII.
| liam 1.-THE place of his birth) to Fredericksburg
TO live in store, but soon left it, because he
was too honest for his employer. He subse
quently became acquainted with Gen. JohI
Minor, who conceving high opinion ofhi
capacity, invited him to study law in his OF
fee. He obtained his license in a short time
and justified the opinion Of his preceptor s.
we'll, that he soon stood without rival at III
bar. His friendship for General Minor, fonnd
ed upon the sacred basis Of gratitude, endure
while he lived, and manifested itself in tn
name which he gave to one of his sons, III
late representative from this district. Genera
Minor, on his part, always took a sort of pater
nal pride in tie fame of his extraordinary pu
pill. MIR. BIS first introduction to a Rich
mond audience, was as one of the counsel 70
Aaron Burr. We have heard it said Twill
what degree Of truth we know mott that Bur
had had no previous acquaintance with him
and was induced TO employ him from a yer,
high opinion of his abilities, which he ha
been induced to entertain, by hearing hin
speak on single occasion. The resultprove'
the sagacity of Burr, for MIR. Bolts prove'
himself, though a stranger, equal to the bes
among the array of powerful inte!lects whicl
had been brought TO bear upon the trial. Hi
decided success induced him to choose Rich
mond for his home, and he was on the higI
road to the loftest honors of his profession
when his career was suddenly cut short b,
that terrible catastrophe, which clothed tn
whole city in mourning,
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Indian Massacre at the Russian Settle
mentS.

Indian Massacre at the Russian Settle
By the bark Backus, Capt. Sevige, which
arrived yesterday from Sitka, R. A. S., we
have intelligence Of a terrible massacre com
mitted by tribe OF Indians near Sitka, on the
ODD ult. The particulars, for which we are
indebted to Mr.. Young, first officer of the b.,
are these:-Fifty Indians of the Starkin tribe
visited the Stka or Colusa tribe, by special
invitation, and while engaged in a dance, they
were attacked by the Sitka Indians. and forty
six of their number inhulnanly murdered
The other four made their escape, and had not
been found when the Backus sailed. 1t was
supposed the Starkins, 10 the number of five
thousand, would soon attack the Sitkas, who
lumber only two thousand, and massacre the
whole tribe for their treachery. Mr.. Young
reports the Indians TO be very fierce and war.
like, but under good subsection by the Rus
SLAMS, who have stockade fort built in the
town of Sitka, half of which is occupied by
them, and the other by the Indians. At GER
tain hour bell is rung, after which no In
dians are allowed in the part occupied by the
Russians.
The weather at Sitka was very cold, with
snow, ice and hail almost necessarily. Mr..
Young has brought down a quantity of fresh
halbut in ice, the first ever brought TO this
market.-Atta California, april l6.
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rYTo the Voters of District No. 3, Hen
rico COunty.-In compliance with the request Of
many friends, have been induced to offer myself
as a candidate for Constable in the above Dis.
trict. Ifelected, will do everything in my power
to give satisfaction.
This District is situated within the following
boundary On the north by the county of Han
over, on the south By the city OF Richmond on the
east by the Mechanicsvil!e turnpike, and on the
west by the Richmond turnpike.
ap30-dtde" JACOB f BAYERS.
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FOUND, on Saturday last, near the Old Market
L a small sum of Money, which the owner can
have by describing the and paying for this
advertisement. MRS. BRINNAN
On Byrd street. near the Wooden Factory.
nv l9-ltr
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T.r Corcrxr MoNDAY NrGar We were
asrseabiy dissppoin ted in Jenny Busk, who has
been iauded 80 highly by the press, that we by no
means expected her to come up to what had been
.a.d of her we found that, for one. 90 young. she
sspe with much taste, and had clear, sweet, ana
nowerful voice, which, properly cultivated, viii
Mace her high in the profession. Mrs Muller sus-
FAMED herself well. Mr. Kley deserves the high
reputation with which he came to this city, and the
fine Of Mr. De Costa was admirable. Upon the
whole, this accomplished company acquitted 'nem'
selves admirably, and we should be glad to hear
them every night in the year. They go soutn TO-
day. and we heartily recommend them 70 our
southern friends.
P.s.-The company win perform In petersburg
to night.
DRurK-An aged white woman named maise
RET Pooley, was found lying drunk in the street Oh
Monday, by officer Tyler, who had her conveyed
to the cage The sight was sad one. Gray nairs
and dissipation combined is equivalent to seeing
Father Time on spree. Mrs. Pooley was recon-
mended by his Honor, on yesterday, to lead pet
ter lif,, in future, and was discharged. we were
strongly of opinion that she had better prepare Tor
the grave than the cage.
A Young man. named Mclaughlin, also arrested
for drunkenness, was discharged
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Ey Commissioner of the Revenue
the undersigned respectfully oilers himself
dIdate tor the office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city Of Richmond, at the sp-
preaching election
ap 27-tde" EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
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A CARD s-Messys Ediors;-1.
OA there seems to be some rnisupderstand'
ing In relation to tee nomination Of candjdatss 81.
the Office Of Magistrate for the second Ds,riet ~
the county OF Henrico, take the liberty OF an.
nouncing the names Of the candidates who are nc
regular nominees OF the meetings assembled fer
that purpose, viz: Albert q. Stubs and Jobn Es,.
ties for the upper part Of the district and DR..
Garnet and John Carter, Esq, for the lower psrt
of the district. Mr.. Neites has not declined run
Mtg, as has been rumored
mv 19-d2tclf& RY MANY VorYps
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A Young man. named Mclaughlin, also arrested
for drunkenness, was discharged.
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H To the Voters of District No. O.
At the instance of many friends am induced IN
declare myself candidate for the ofiee of Con-
stnble for the District in which reside, in Hea.
rico County. Should il &c the pleasure of the
pie to elect me, will endsavor to meri; the trast
confded
c4S
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DLEASURE EXCURSION = FOR ~
q MADlsoNyIsIE, LEWIsBURG AND MAM, Isss44saYAEd
DENfLLE-sUNDAY MORNING, RETURNING IOzz5z1ek51d4
THE CITY SANE DAl-OPIIELIA, Capt Warren 4 gIls,
Warren Gre will leave tie Lake eTd Of ,h Railroad
sunday o'clock cara 70 the CITY,
~ FISH BREAKFAST will be served up on board and every
eIertlon made TO make the excursion pleasant one
IT Passengers hours over the Lake
PRICE OF AN EXCURSION TICKET Will. BIZ ONLY si5o
NO CHARGE FOR THE FISH BREAkFAST! 80 .
will leave the city the arrival OF tho
SATURDAY EVENING and Tor thr accommodation Of
wishing the Lake until Monday morning the
will Madonve Monday morning ut o'clock touching
Vaudeville and arrive ut the Railroad in 'esson for
hes o'clock and before business hours
will make DAILY TRIPS 70 CONVICTION,
JACKSONVILLE, IEWSBURG and MhNDEElI,lE
For III. nI6doou Of the public Bag will be
office Of Tie hgentp EM. L. CUSHING d co,
ieIg street..
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKER.

JEFFERs0r CITY 1
Friday Evening, June is, 1852
Arrived during the past week. e61 Beef Cattle 1856 Hogs
$40 Sheep 4s Cows and $50 head of Calves and Yearn
The stock of Beef Cattle ample during the best part
Of the week but consists almost entirely Of grassfed
stock The market for Hogs has continued firm Prices
for Sheep lower but few of good description offer
ing. Veat Cattle find good market.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ...".. ...4Af05AcA fb net.
(Lake and Tcxas) ........:-@3c y fb net.
SHEEP 00f0s2 60 % head.
MLcH C0ws fNJfDp4U y mead
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SPIRITUAL RAppisGs-The st. Louis Intelligenccr de-
votes half column to review of the spiritual rappng
theory, since it first started in the family of Mr. Fox
l1ydesvlle, Wayne county N Y, i'll 1913 The Intel
gencer does not believe in the spiritual part of the
operation but is confident that is not all humbug The
editor thinks the rappings will at future day be
counted for philosophcay and that those who cry
humbug and collision will be convinced that they formed
their opinions prematurey