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ny-A Library Association was form
ed, in Laurel, few days ago, and an
application sent in for its share OF the
Nc Clure bequest. We hoped to be
able to give some more definite infor-
nation this week, but were disap-
pointed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

A FoRErAsrE.-Though the new
law has been in force but about two
weeks, and though there is yet a good
supply of private whisky" several
old bruisers have been known to 20
home sober. several times, much TO the
relief of their families. This is but a
foretaste of the results of the law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

Since the enlargement OF our paper, our eircu-
iation has 30 increased that W. have now. beyon-s
question, the largest circulation In Indiana, ex-
cspl. perhaps, two papers la indianapolis, and II
l. a circulation In the wcalthiesl portion Of tho
STATE. Business mon who want 10 advertise In
Der this facf.
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Take Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il Ing beiSeen w. r. Besks aud Thos ,. Doch.
tcrman, known the nrm OF Beeks a. Dochtcr-
man, IL this day Dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those having accounts aeain said firm will call
on 7. J. fiochterman, who viii pay the same
Also. those indebted 10 the firm will pa, the same
Immediately 10 4. J. Dochierman, who Il author
lied 10 receive and receipt for The same.
june 20 W.T.. BEkkS.
r.. DOCnTERMAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

BLowS Up.-The Asbury Universe
ty was blown up last week, on this
wise: Two fast going men, of the Sc
Nor Glass, not liking the conduct of
the Faculty in certain matter, deter
mined to blow up the concern, by
leaving the University and going to
Bloomington to graduate. Poor boys!
how cheap they will feel when they
learn that the University has recover
ed the shock, and that all sensible
men love the Faculty the. more for
their frmncss in the matter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

DRowEEp.-A little daughter of Alex.
Mewhinney was drowned last Tues
day evening, in the river about mile
above town. 1t is supposed to have
undertaken to wade across after its
mother who had gone over the river
some time before.
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OlNOINNh1I mAhAEIo.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY
From the Latest and Best Author
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the MARKETS.
BROOKVILLE MARKETS.

Corrected Every "wednesday by
LlNCK s FARQUHAR,
Dry Goods and Produce Dealers No l,
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sLlves ofgreat men all remind us,
That we may make our lives sublime.
And. departing, leave behind rs,
Footprints on the sands OF time;
Footprints, that perhaps another,
Sailing DER lifs's solemn main,
A foriorn and rhipwrecked brother,
Seeing, shall take heart again"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

EJWe ought to have noticed earli-
lier that the Evening RepuU lean, Of
indianapolis. has changed hands
Mr.. Chapman has retired, and Mr..
James Pummel has taken charge of
the editorial department. We are
much pleased with the tone and char
acter of the Republican under its new
editor. We wish him much success.
p. S.-Since the above, was in type,
we learn that s. Il. Crawford is to take
the editorial control of this valuable
paper. Mr.. Crawford is talented
man and good writer, and we are
glad TO give him our E1-.
Eg-Duck Creek was on a high last
week. Hope, if it gets high contrary
to law, it will be taken up and made
tell where it gets its whisky. 1t is be-
lieved, by those who saw its actions,
that it had only imbibed too much
cold water, against which there is no
law, hence those who were annoyed
by its conduct, could do nothing but
"let 'cr rip"
Ess- Governor Reeder, has been
summoned to give IN account for al
legged violation of law, in trading with
the Indians. We have no doubt he
will be superseded, for this of'ense,
or something else, as he is very much
in the way Of slayeryipropagandists.-
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AMERICAN HoTEI-L Msnhisper, Mr. Brewer
al ~. 9oors md ieey, Bate; Banks The
sss ~ ss ss: S; ss w1 D.ss:, p g;fs'
Ri W Bailey. CiarksviIle; Miss 2 wooeson, III. z
= An1srsons Conn; , p HolIsnd, L2alsss 2
~ hyss : s,spiins II z; Lsis, doo.hi.ns
as.fqs. H 3:%s:,.e cl.rs 'ssGs
C.npbsn H O Williams Cunssrissd; II = Miller.
Wilninston J w Reeves, BALTIC; - Jsslson.
Buekineham.
Al. CHARLEs HorEL-c w Hudsiss, York
City; w Street. Lunenburg; n Thompsor.
:: Christsn: New Kent; ssnson isH,. sI
xs: Nv f.ss1sd S:
n Basby, G D Meredith. LOUISE; A Yancy, Al.
Rss az ~. c K.
GUY sD:ss s cS.lo.::, Az;
:.s: I S.r.sa Rss 5r:,.s, s .:.1s
CHI: ely ssrI., s0,d
H I1a Neal, Mscbsnisssars; Wilis6r, Ne:
Wilson, N 2 Wlllson, Amelia sprinsE Spears L.
q aps M Rsas. si MSsy
ney, Powhatan; w w Baker and ssrvts, Chas City;
o B Wade, Nov Kent; DR. Booker. Amelia; n
h ess, f rsd sssn ssas. Scott.
vile; w Cliff, Cartersville; h Kent Fluvsnnss w
w hss.;n R0.hsssI5 ss.y sh:Hnsra
b Mills, 0oochland; L A Hawkes. Nottoway; d g
Hall, Hit, ] Kiems. o w Hall, Lewis; M Shop.
herd, Master Shepherd, Petersburg; 8 q Neal, Dam
Vile. 80 81 z
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-H HeartveIl, w Neal,
a N Williams O P Jones, D N Rife, Va; Mrs @
Nichols and daughter, Buckinsham; w Davis,
Pits; H Sstterfeld. N c; Def, Harris, Pow
hstan; 9 d Brown, Culpeper; Richsrdson Hall
ifsx; J Laurison. Hampton; Rudd, Campbell; C L
Pierce. Montgomery; A Puxh, Nottoway;
Stratton, Cumberland; A Hamilton, Douglass,
Koekbridge; w A Robertson, Nottoway; A Brown,
Washington.
EXCHANGE HOTEL wfckhsm, Henrico;
Mrs e Gwathmey, Rich'd; w Kemp, Gloucester;
dslphia; Mrs McNeals. Miss McNesle Miss McKin-
ME, Mis-, DUPONT Charsston; g Taylor. Roanoke;
WeIch, Danyille; Jennings, Halifax; r Gar.
rett, Elz abeth City. c Bushgste and lady, N Y; w
Peyten, StauntsD; DR. r Greenlee, Mercer; P
Perkins, Lou lisa; 8 Jones, NJ Morris La.
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Dispatch.
President of the United States Fatal Accident
Death Of a Printer Catholic C0unca-Ro5bs.
~, &c.
BALTIMORE, May 9th
The President of the United States arrived
here this morning, accompanied by j. g.
Berrett, postmaster at Washington. He Wis,
tied the custom house, post Office, &C., and
will leave for Washington to morrow.
A laboror named VIM. Edding, residing at
No. Albemsrle street, was fatally injured
yesterday, by falling through the hatchway
OF the fourth story of the warehouse of Spen-
Ger Reeves, down to the cellar. He was
taken home and died to day
David Hanlon, well known here and in
Washington, as very rapid printer, died last
night.
DR.. McCaffery, President of st. Mary's
College, delivered discourse in the Catho-
lie provincial Council this morning upon the
lives of those prelates who have died since
the last Council.
Sikesy," fire dog. running with the Me-
chanical Fire Company, was run over and
killed Monday evening, by the reel. He was
buried in the yard of the engine house with
an inscription over his grave.
A horse in harness was stolen from H.
Kemp, 70 German street, Monday night.
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Arrfeal Of the st. Louas-Not to be Caught
RAN - Sale of Public Works - Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues-Gorernor at
the Public Schools, &c. &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Mays.
The United States sloop of war St. Louis,
arrived at this station last eveing, from the
Mediterranean. She is commanded by the
gallant Captain Duncan w. Ingraham, who
now for the first time returns home since the
Koszta affair, which has rendered his name
famous throughout the country. Mr.. Benz.
Franklin Gallater, formerly of Richmond, Is
Purser on her.
The tavern keepers who kept their places
of business open on Sunday, the lst of April,
were wide awake to the requirements of the
law. One was tried yesterday in the Quar-
ter Sessions, and acquitted, Judge Thomp-
son deciding that "from and after the 1st of
April" which are the words of the law, did
| not include the LIST of April.
| On Monday night we were favored with a
| copious rain and yesterday was, as the al
MANAGES haveit "cloudy, with showers" This
| fall of rain will have reviving influence on
vegetation, and the flowers will hasten to an
enchanting bloom.
Gov. Pollock has signed the bill for the
sale of the main line of the public works.l
A prize musket, with patent percussion lock
and breechings, ornamcnted withsiver butt,
plated, &C., was presented to the Richmond
L. l. Blues, Capt. Patton, through the Wash
ington Greys, of this city, by the National
Guards, commanded by Capt, Lyle, last eve
ming. The presentation ceremonies took
place in the Greys' Armory, and were wit
messed by large number of the friends
of the companies mentioned. The musket
contains two gold plates, On one of which
is inscribed the coat of arms of Pennsly-
vania, and on the other the coat of arms of
Virginia. A piece of the old Independence
Bell also decorates the musket, and contains
the inscription placed on the original bell
Gov. Pollock has accepted an invitation
to visit the public schools of the city during
the next week, and those connected with
those institutions are making arrangements
to give him public reception.
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Amerieanism--Mrs. Barney Williams
Tree Blooming = Snaagg'er Coaricted--
Tefegraphie-Li6ra-y, dc, &c.
NEW YoRK, May 9th.
The anniversaries are being held. The
Anti Slavery took place at the Metropolitan
Theatre last night. Hon. Henry Wilson was
introduced by Rev. H. Ward Beecher Is the
Natiek shoemaker, and made speech. The
national committee of colored people, mum
bering 90 delegates, met in DIR. Pennington's
Church. Fred. Douglass was there. The
idea of getting colored men into white work.
shops was argued. 1t was said, by resolu-
ton, that it could be done. Mr.. Norris, of
Philadelphia, the great who builds
so MANY engines for the South, had, By reso-
luton, retained in his employment colored
man as head man.
The Sabbath School celebration took place
Yesterday, sttended by l09 schools. The
whole number Of schools in the union is 1872,
of which ll6 sent in their annual reports to
the present meeting. In the schools thus
reported, there in attendance 1,443 male
and ,507 female teachers. making total of
1880 teachers. Of these 2,377 are professors
of religion and SO are students for the min.
istry Of the Gospel. The number of male
pupils is 10, SAG, the number of female IL, 038
being total Of 1884 pupils. The average
attendance during the month of March was
14,4e4. The number of conversions during
the year was 4O6. The whole number of vo-
lumes in the libraries belonging to the
schools is 52,221.
The American and Foreign Bible Society
met in the first Baptist Church. Rev. DIR.
Walsh was elected President. Rev. Messrs.
Magoon, Welsh and others were present.
Lanceford Lane, negro, formerly Of S. c.,
| he sosx
in behalf of his church in Boston, asking
for money The American Female Guardian
Society met and elected officers. Mrs. c..
Blackboard, of Fredericksburg, Va, was
chosen one of the Vice Presidents. The total
number of children and adults admitted into
their asylum for the year past was $50. The
American end Foreign Christian Union met
and received the resignation of DIR. Raird as
one of its officers.
The ensiren lumber of missionaries, of
all classes, supported by the Society last
year, was 10s, of whom 81 were in the home
field, and 40 in the foreign.
The wife of Mr.. Barney Williams is said
to be dangerously i'll.
Yesterday, MIR. Antonio Carracoiola, s
member of Engine Company No. 16, who
was run over while going to the fire in Wa.
ter street, died from the injuries 80 received.
The old Stuyvesant pear tree, corner OF
18th street and sd avenue, said to be over 100
years DID, is now in full bloom.
Dennis Rennault, was yesterday convicted
of smuggling, on board the steamship Wash.
ington.
The Council of Brooklyn have decided to
aamit the poles of the Magnetic telegraph
Company into that city, connecting with the
Washington and New Orleans line.
During the past four months the Library
Association have loaned out $4,000 volumes.
Mr. s. Hastings Grant, Librarian of the AS
ISOLATION, sailed recently for Europe, with
the intention of visiting the Public Libra
ries and Educational Institutions of the prin-
cipal European countries.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMoND. Nav 10.

- ARRIVED,
Bark Cura, Lewis, New York, ballast, Warwick
Barksdale.
schr. Hanover. Whippls, New York, mdss, D
Currie.
sehr 3. P. King, Leeds. Philadelphia, coal, P
Halves.
SAILED,
Ssssmship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel.
phis, mdxe and passengers.
Schr Henrietta, Springs light.
MEMORANDUM.
New YORK, Nav 9-schr. Manchester, Chiches-
ter Of and from Richmond for this port went ashore
about4 O'Clock on Tuesday morning last, Here
ford Inlet Bar, and remained hard at P. M with
feet water In her hold-wind fresh from N. e.
weather rainy. The Manchester ID a beautiful new
vessel Of 24 tons register launched at Baltimore in
December, 1884 owned by parties in Richmond,
worth BIZ ooo and 10 uninsured Her cargo consist.
of 1880 bbs four SO cases tobacco, besides hhds and
pkgs manufactured do valued at about 1928 COO
which is principally covered by insurance in Wall
street. s.s
The pilot. boat sylph, No. I. when 10 miles north
of Cape May, mot Barnsgat) on the 5th inst. (not
6th.) fell in with schr. r. j. Brognard loaded with
hay, and abandoned having been ran into, the might
previous; bad her bow stove In and was in sinking
condition. The pilots succeeded in mailing canaa
over her bow, and towed her into this pert. Shs
was bound to City Point, Va.
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The You've GUARp-Capt. John 81.
Richard son-made an excellent turn out yester-
day, and, when marching through the streets,
moved a. steadily and true as regular soldiers.
After the regimenta parade, they repaired to their
Armory, corner of Bank and 18th Streets and par
took of An excellent COLLATION. prepared BY order of
their surgeon, DR.. F. W. Hancock, who 10 himself a
whole company, aud would go his death for the
Young Guard. The Cornet band preceded the
Young Guard In Its company march, and we
thought discoursed far better music yesterday than
usual.
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New MARKET RACES, NEAR PrrErs

NEW MARKET RACES, NEAR PETERs-
BuRa-The Race yesterday, for the Club purse OF
$500, three mile heats was won by "Selene,' In
two straight heats, beating ''One Eye Joe," and
"Lswsonn We give the entries:
o P. Hare's br m Selene. by Epsilon. IL
James Tally's &. &. One Eye Joe, BY
Prince George. 20
C. Green's b. 6. Lawson, by Wagner. SO
9Time-5:53-5.4612
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CoMmIrrED.-Gedfrey Roberts, free
boy, was committed to prison for want OF regis
ter.
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BOUND OvER.-THoMAs EVANS was re-
quired to give security to keep the peace In the
sum of 500, for violently assaulting Edward Kel.
ly, on the 9th inst. ---
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FIsED.-Anthony Burke was fined 81
for buying vegetables In the FIRST market and sell
ing them again.
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THEArRE.-A performance is to take
place at the Theatre Monday night notes ofwhich
will be found in the advertising columns Of the DIS.
patch. On that occasion, splendid spanneE viii
be presented to the FIRE company which sells the
largest number of tickets to the performance. This
Spanner 10 very beautiful one indeed, and
uiactured by Daniel Hsgssrty, Brass Founder OF this
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LOST

T OST-A MOURNING RING, with two
~ Diamonds and an Emerald between them, soms.
whore near the Banks. suitable reward will be
paid for its recovery, by ]. H. NORTON,
my IL At Dnval Norton's Drug Store
I OST-On 23d April last, in the neigh
~ borhood of the st. Charles Hotel. BOND for
$50 for the hire of q negro named Harrison. Ore
quarter has been paid-payment for the balance has
been stopped Tbs finder will recsiveae reward of
" BY leaving the Same ct this Office.
my lists ss
T OST-On Monday night, in the Fair
~ Room, ct Leigh Street Church, gold BRACE
LET. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY leav-
log at this ONCE. my 11-2tt
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END OF THE ourTMAN EXPEDITION 1t IL stated
mat at meeting of the Cuban Junta. held at New
orleans on the ooh ult., Gen. John A. Quitmar
ssndeo In bis resignation ~ commander in chic
.ne expedition which has been % long organic q
sssiast Cuba: All OF the American officers who
held commissions In this ouirman army have ID
- ana the cause Of Cuba 10 now In the handl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-11

CoNrINUED.-The case of James Alex
ander, charged with stealing q hammer iron
Thomas Ford, was called and continued until TIL
morning.
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DIED.

In this city, on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. CATHE-
kINE 2. CHEvALLlE, widow OF John A. Che
vsllie, decd, In the e4th year Of her age.
Hor friends and Acqusintancea, and those Of Mrs..
Peter 0ksvaltis. Mr. Abfsham Warwiek and Mr..
James Lyons, are requested to attend her funeral
from 6t. Jsmsr Church. on Saturday morning ct 10
O'Clock A. NJ, without further notice
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The MAscHEsTKR.-We are informed that
this vessel, already noticed as ashore at
Hereford Inlet, is ascertained to have nine
feet water in her hold. A wrecking schooner
has been employed to 60 to her assistance.
shs mas steam pump to be used in pumping
her out. At last accounts received from the
Captain they were landing the cargo on the
beach. VIZ
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The NATIONAL GUARD-Capt Preston
their lay
ranks are once filled up with young, energetic men,
will soon become a crack company 10 the regi-
rnent
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TorHE EDITOR " THE DISPATCH.
Yau are renuested To say that IL Ia

rently reported about the streets of Richmond thst
William C. Scott tho candidate of the American
party refsed to vote for Henry Clay against JAMES
X. Pois, for the Presidency. How does that fact
take with the friends Of Henry Clay, and the friends
of John NJ. Bolts, and other distinguished Clay
wings Of Richmond
Where l. Mcfarland. Standard, Daniels and host
Of other Clay whiss-where are they1 Are these
gentlemen not rottrs In this District. Ire
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The Weekly Dispatch Is issued this morn
,no II contains all the news Of the week,
Foreign and Domestic miscellaneous read
,ne-Editorials--and the weekly report OF
the markets carefully revissd-making ai'o'
gether highly interesting number
Single copies THREE cEsrs--sa0'0''p''o ''
per annum only ONE DOLLAR
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LAA OF 1Eo. "AsHrNaroN.-Throush the
Kindness of friend, we have been f.vorsd I'LL
the following copy of letter written bv the r.,h.-
of bis Country to Mrs. Anderson, of Glouc..t..
The family In the possession of the letter. i. one ~
the Oldest 10 Virginia, and have had II for ~.
years.
PHILADELPHIA, July Goth 1894.
AsSdn Mot before the 9th inst. had the
honor to recsive your favor of the 18th of Nav ~
eompanicd with piece of silk OF your own mann
faceurs- contrary - Il Is to IN established may.
Ian OF milne, not to accept present from auy one
yet eonsidsripg this ~ mark OF your peculiar n
tsntion 70 me, and an evidence of what our eli.
mate aided By industry d capable of Yielding.
5eesive and thank you for this effort of your KIN
4 shall have Il made up and will wssr Il @ . mo-
mento OF your polItensss Having the honor 10
bes yoar moaobd't and Obliged, -
@ Humble servant
=. GEo WAsHMsrox.
The lister 4 written on foolsc.p paper In les,-
bio tasd snd = b good state Of preservation.
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TTshp NJ r. ss"" ussrdrhs lasl born 4 the rss
Gait n;s On: an ssd concluded ~A me
The Rishmond Light Infantry Bluss-
:. Like q bss r amber: - ...,x.,y
sseys shs sisss e was mex.
'' ne 81 slus:cses John z rs;s.D. u. end Joea
.an I: sss senior be-. :. shall complain.
Thin seutimsnt brought up Capt. Patton, Who re-
spopded in one Of hs hs2piess On hsTa s1orss u
son, Esq, oAasas both these gentleman to reply.
The Old Ch:ncellor Of the Light Infantry Blues,
Justice sBiue BowIr-Forty yoars he has adorned
our bench, with . dignity and equanimity worthy
of his high station Justice is represented - bind
and 20 potent are the decisions Of this iunnnafy,
that those who practice IN his court are souetmes
10 that situation. His declsious reach the 1ndsr-
standing. snd give joy and comfort to ell. They
are decided but never cranksided, except when the
practitioner IL COMPOUNDED by the force Of ms tQSie'
May hts shadow never be less-msy his sp,rff nev-
or depart.
This toast was most happily received, pointing,
AZ Il did. TO the famous 'blue bowl of the com.
pany, which 10 reverenced for II. antiquity, sna
beloved for the many refreshing beverages u mas
furnished In days gone by ] a
Private C. B. Luck gave: w..
arms were open TO receive Us WIN more .nsn
brotherIy love. mime cheerso and tiger were
here given for the Washington Greysl
Mr. VIM r. Watson gave: ,
The arms of Psnn'ylvnia ana sifs'nis-"sT
they ever be united.
Sent In by Private Montague:
While year on year has rolled sway,
sioce frs. upon this cherished earth
Our fathers" met to hail the day
That gave our corps its glorious birth:
MAY zach returning year still ind
Their sons" as steadfast and as true,
And may their mem'ry ever bind
n
Lieut. H. B. Dickinson gave
.,a rns u asd In ,ilence $50. ' go
Can't Patton cave
CaPt. anun r.. h.ro ofph,.a.,nh,. .,d
I'LL - AZ ,Sn Wax,..n 80 NJ Pie nar 49,
forget him. Drank with nine cheers.
Sergt. R L Dickinson gave
Col Price of Philadephia-Though absent not
,orsounn ~ ~ rs.non % ,vSo ,oot tho cdyn.n,
,bronah Col p "a drill /
ssre't Charles Bennett gave
The Volunteers of tho Union-A noble OK ample
pays itselfl
Lieut.. B. Dickinson gsve-@
The Old Bluss-Men whom We respect love and
honor. y s
fIvate n; " trump saYeTE
aJa.ans n,,hy ssntIsmsn and sst;m.bla nfs
~. aIvsvs welcoms 10 our festivs boards.
Adiutant Patton responded quite happily, and
awe !
The Il L. bluee-1nelr second MANHOOD II a. V1go.
rous, as joyous and efficient az their first.
Private f. SENIOR gave; W.
The memory OF deofse "as'' the n'sl secretary
st INC Iia at.na;,. and !, si,.n..1
nn m.mh.r = A Watt rssn5pded in f.sl,n, and
.nnronI;.ts lsnsuase. and gave -
Tho R. /. Blues Of 1855: worthy descendants of
their ancient sires. -7
Luke McKsnna, guest. gave
, The 4. 81. biueE may snels Iutaae progress be
." c soeces Tbn. = Whs.i sss I'VE. 'A
GoIP Inv. "aeSeJ ~ St.+.. .h. LII. IL.
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~, zssAchuskTTs TEMPERAscE CONVENTION.
ING rsm persnee Convention was In session in Bos-
s sIe a.e.oiy ansfneon and evening. Reports from
Hitting highly snceurasns aspect Of sff.irs Re-.
o,ufions weIe adopted smbodyias the PRINCIPLES and
tofcsmsnt Of the Maine law. kstwssn w. ana
three thousand peEsons were present In the evenins
Among the speakers wsrs Governor CLARK the Rsy
2. d. Chopin. and the ksy. Mr.. Whiting. Governor
Clark evidently Isborsd under . severe cid, and
spoke briefly, endsfsins the Maine law and sxpress-
Ing bis hope that is provisions would be sustained
aud enforced.
The New York Conference of the Msthodist Epis.
eopal chnrch sia session 1t Stag Sing, Rishop Sap
soa psesiding
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