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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

l LIGHTNING RODS.-PROT ECT
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS .-STER
BINS MILLER, having been engaged in this city
up Ne RoDs and IF
as they believe given entird satisfaction would in
form the public that they still PREPARED to put
made BY the most approved makers
Thankful for past paronas. they resp ectfully ask
a continuance from the publ.-
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box.s NH 27ESmt
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DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRArIoN. $50 The town OF
Fsston. In Talbot county, Nd, visited on
sunday morning last by terrible confagrs.iop,
which laid in ruins nearly one-iourth OF the place
The buildings destroyed were-oid Fellows Hail.
the Office OF the Ession Star the stores of John
ShannAhsn aud Thomas Yearstrsm the poet office
thsdwelliuEs of Vim II Faulkner, w. 7. Hardesty
Warrington Cox and Mrs. Hull and the stables Of
James Price. Several other buildings were on fire.
hut fortunately saved from destruction. cores
vondeut OF the Baltimore Sun writes
\ more awful fire. have never witnessed, and
iG0 whole scene is too horrible 10 dwell upon
Inc wind blew terrible storm, the fire ragged, the
lanes spread from house 10 house, the firemen
were powerless 10 arrest the burning torrent, wo
men ran up and down the streets utterng loud
grOaus OF despair, and men witnessed the sccumu-
lstsons Of lifetime destroyed before their eyes
without the power 10 save dollar. Unfortunately
the losses nearly all fall on such are not able 10
bear them widows, poor men and mechanics
The loss is estimated al from SO 600 to $40 600 -
about 50 900 is the probable amount.
A number OF persons have been thrown out OF
employment By this calamity, and many that had
comfortable homes yesterday are houseiess TO day,
sAd dependent Gu the hospitality of others Tor a
place OF shelter.
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GPRING SILKS THAT ARE SPRING
~ sILKs-FOR CAsH.-NOw Is THE TIME
FOR BARGAlNS.-Laies of Richmond Your sne
cial attention isinvited to and splendid assert
ment of Spring Silks, cheaper than ever Notice:
1000 yards new and beautiful striped French silks
ct so cents, richly worth 81 co.
1000 yards elegant plaid glossy Silks at 623 cents
1000 yards good thick plaid French Silks at rs cts
remarkably cheap Also-
Finer grades of China Black aud other kinds at
unusually low prices. &. A GWATKIN.
NH 27-3tif ISL Main strsat
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IEUNAS w. KEESEE,
Office with GeorgeJ J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl Street.
CE FOR SALE AT Will
Il be sold, on FRIDAY afternoon March So com
mencing at O'Clock. at the Catholic College about
mile and half from the Old Market, two HOUSES
OF ICE: One contains about 900 bushels and the
other about 8, 600 bushels of pure Country Ice
TERMS a months credit for approved paper
Sale conducted by THOS. w. KEESEE
NH q Anct;onas-
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN g co.

G00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. HATS
OJO CAPS AT AUCTION.-On WCDNEs
sn..; Ia.n Msfch we will SELL at 10 O'Clock, at our
no eases Boots, Shoes, Hats and Csps
Denraoie goods, suitable for the sprluK and sum-
c,sd;s ms-Under 500 cash; 800 and over months
mh1o DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
~" * Auefioueers
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VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT

VALUABLE G RANITE FRONT
STORE AND DWELLING ON BYRD. BE-
TWEEN 9Th AND 10Th SITS, FOR SALE AT
the 3Oth March, 1885, On the premises, CONNIE ncipe
at ~ T. NJ, that excellent brick tenement, with
granite 'front.' on the South side of Byrd street, be-
grocery by Mr. Barney Dckman. The lot fronts 2t4
feet, runs back IS feet.
TERMs-One fifth cash, balance at s, 6, and mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained. The taxes and insu-
rance for the present year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. GODDIN l. APPERSON
NH n Auctionsers
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AUCTION SALES.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

GROCKERY WARE AT AUCTION
~ THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. at my store \
wiz sell large sud desirable lot Of Crockery Ware
consisting OF Plates: Dishes Bowls, Pitchers Mugs
HEhhiN9S AND MACKEREL--AIso NJ Caro-
lima Herrinss; Mscksrei; Bacon Hams and shouI :.
osr, rs sa- &C. Il. CAUTHORN,
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NOTICE.---Having rented the garden
~ formerly occupied by Mr.. Q Baiu, known
Buchanan Spring, hereby appoint MIR. Quintain
Blain my agent TO carry the gardening business
for me with power to hire W bite men and pay them
weekly from the proceeds of the garden and in all
other respects be conducted upon the cash prin-
ciple ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
/ wish to employ competent market man to sell
in the First Market None but sober and attentive
man need apply. To such an one liberal wages will
be paid.
NH 26-6t ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON,
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VALUABLE MILL SITE. IN REAR

v " u. H1tII1I kIL II, Nv NEAh
OF POOR HOUSE, AND LOTS APPER-
TANNING THERETO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 29h March, 1855,
on the premises, commencing at II O'Clock p NJ, the
head of Valley street, in rear of the Poor House
the Virginia Central Railroad running through it
together with several small detached parcels of
Land, amounting in the aggregate to 81 acres, to-
gether with the Canals feeding the said Mill SITE
A plat of the property can be seen at our Office
The property will be so'd together or divided may
be agreed on at the time of SALE
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4. and ~
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 20 GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
P. Schenectady after the foreg going SALE will
be sold Lots, Crag's plan, the road to Bowling
Green. and near to Chelsea.
Terms at sale.
NH % GODDIN L APPERSON, Auct,s.
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nor SALE.-A SMOKE STACK for .
l. steam ensias, about 10 feet long and over foot
in. diameter. II 10 nesriy new and Ia good order
Apply ct this effies. mhN
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NH 26 GODDIN L APPERsON. Auctr.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

v DH,,ar =. OHD1I1 W al u hEcI-
nv DENCE ON CHURCH HILL ON 9TH RE.
4 ZEN Ola YANO MARSHALL STREETS FOR
S 3. AT AUCTION Will be sold on THURS
me 9TH day Of April 1885, the premises,
brick dwelling, situated az above. now ownsd and
occupied by Mr.. James A. Goddn The lot fronts
30 feet, and runs back 1872 feet. The dwelling is in
good order, and is sufficient for the accommodation
OF a moderate sized family It ia insured in The Mn
tual Assurance Society for $1,000 ~
After which, will be sold the adjoining framed ten.
emeDt. now in the occupancy of Rev Reub n Ford
The lot fronts l65 feet back 1872 feet 1t will be
divided so as to sell the dwelling with about IS feet
and three vacant lots of50 feet each The house has
rooms besides basement and new kitchen in rear
built OF brick The buildings also insured in the
Mutual Assurance Society for about g. 800.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at T. and II mos ,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured BY a
trust deed or title retained The taxes and rsu snc
for the present year to be paid bv the purchasers
GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
r; s-EitheT piece of property will be disposed
of at private sale. NH "a
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DEEDS LECTURES ON ENGLISH
~ LITERATURE, from Chsucer and Tenyson;
by Henry Resd-in one volume, with steel por-
trait Price 81 IS.
This volume derives additional interest from the
fact that its lamented author of the victims
by the Arctic calamity, and persisted in the meridiao
of bis fame and efuness, he returning with
many other gifted minds whom the country mourrs
Just received and for sale by
A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
ALSO-Eeceived az above
Memoirs of Napoleon, his Court and Family; by
the Dutchess dAbrantes-iu vols, fresh supply
500.
Salad for the Solitary-seventh edition-Sl.s5.
Physical Geography Of the Sea; by Lieut. Maury
-SI.25.
Fudge Donss; BY X Marvsi-2 vols.-Price Ss0n
Kate Aylesford, a story Of the Refugees; by Chss
j Peterson. Just out; one golume-Sl IS.
Alone. Tenth edition IN presI-pTice SI.25; for
neatly bound ia paper covera-75c.
southern Homes by Virginia ls6y--price &C.
Casas de Espaua; in one volume-53c.
My Novel; by Bulwet, edition in one vel.-75c
Kurtz Sacred History for Schools; one vol-1 IS
Ingenue. or the First days of Blood; by Alexander
Dumas. Translated from the origina-in one vol .
Si.0n. NH ST-9.
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DOCKET BOOK sTOLEN.-The snb-

l. scriber having had her pocket book or porte
monnaie taken from her pocket in the fish market
at the First or Old Market House. would request the
community to look out for the thief as one Of the
notes was SIS, No. S72 Exchange Bank of Norfolk,
and from this the pckpoche may be detected There
was in the pocket book Ia all about SIS. A liberal
reward will be paid for the recovery Of the money
and the detention of the theft If left at
NH 26-3tt THIS OFFICE.
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NORTH CAROLINA BACON, LARD
N AND L. $1,000 lbs N. C. Becon-hog
round, of small size Ns
10000 do. N. c Lard. Of superior quality.
$40 Joles, for sale to arrive
NH 81 cost JAMES WJNsrON
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

=
1bsre hs. been brisk run to-day upon the Rank
of CONNIE roe in this city, but with prejudicial
,rsnt, and the difficulty is not likely to entail any
;rrns,sle loss upon the bsuk or the note holders.
rne only trouble arose from the tndiscreion OF tho
President. who has rendered his resignation and
,,hsr will no ehonen Meantime il is understood
,Sst II r usylehurst will act az President.
Charles Powell a letter carrier, was To-Day
arrested on suspicion of purioining letters contain
ING money. but subsequently, released under S2ooo
bali Tor his appearance, The evidence against i'm
him.
daring attempt was made to asssssinate one OF
ear citizens few evenings since. Mt. John II.
lsrnss was followed Ivy some uDknowulperson with
his iace null Il, sad fired at the ball passing In dis
agreeable proximity to Mr. Rs head. Mr.. b. re-
ii.rnrd the compliment with his revolver, but the
assassin had GO; beyond the range OF the ball.
There were leo deaths In our city during The
pssi week-maes |, females 40.
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NOTICE. - Taken from the Office OF
ANPiekett & Maynard. MEMORANDUM BUM
containing papers valuable only TO the owner, A. A.
Allen the return of which liberal reward ~. wIi
be paid, and questions asked mn ~.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS at
IN No. Iee BROAD STREET.-Wc call the etten
ton Of the ctisens Of Richmond and sss.
in, the city 10 our largo assortment OF Fancy and
stsnis Dry Goods, censsting In paIt-kich spring
siis PLAID and plain; Mousn: Ch.l. and d ssrsss:
can snrints. irish Linens, Napkins and Diaper. Em-
broiSeries. Lacss and Edseingsi HosieIiss Gloves
ana Hand hisfa; Whte and colored msttipgs aud
ashla Oilcoths together with full stock Of Mems
and bows wear, which offer at the lowest prices
NH 81 J.& N. RQsENBAUM.
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VALUABLE LAW BOOK-Lomax's
now ready. Price Sc. Por sale by
GEO. NJ WEST,
Exchange Bookstore,
NIB TIT Next door to the Post Office
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DINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
y GLASS, 1c-Rich Enalish and French Porcs.
and FANCY GOODS, &c. to be had at No 70 Main
street, very low. 90 they must be sold IL possible
NH 20-imif ufTau Warr
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE pESr

DENCE ON MAIN AND 9Th ST FOR SALE
~ AoCIlON:-Will be sold on MONDAY. the
INC oav OF april 1855. on the premises commencing
y, - clock M that very valuable private dwell.
atth new IN the occupancy Of Dr. A. T. B. Merritt
ms ten rooms besides sub CELLAR with three story
pJ hci IN rear including Kitchen with rooms The
S Ple mnes are in neat order, the houses having
.. I'm, property sjustly REGARDED as among the most
aeHraoie IN the city, whether for the merchant or
.ne professional gentleman. it 10 only about five
minutes walk from all the places of business Tsrms
cash balsnce at g. and 10 months for ego.
or title retained. The taxes and insnrancs for A.
present year to be paid by the purchaser Possession
NH 26 nNnDJN spprn,z>,
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN = APPEPs0N
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of REAI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR VIRGINIA CENTRAL n r
DEfOf In pnssuancs Of decree entered ON the
Zith March. In the case of WslIacs,s . xerfyir =.
Munay's adm'r and others, pending iu the cir.n;t
Court Of the city of Richmond, sball. A. sn.sisi
commissioner appointed thereby. procs ed In Ell 20
the 7th day of April next at4 O'Clock p M a. rnh
nc auction, on the premises lot of land desc,ibed
70 SAID decree a. Lying In the city OF Ricbmond
IlYn,ine htvone feet alley q feet wide which
asy y between 18th ard 18th streets, and INNS
10 os road street, the said land having q depth On
SIZE OF forty two fe yet six inches aud ON its
an Ill naea depth of seven feet, which bnds on
in sYh;{;. .eet wide. being the lot marked B. B.
Tn - ss, =, MED with thu plaintiffs bill plat Of
Trem may be seen at the flee of the auctioneers
ana 70 e-third cash. balance on a credit of 6
AND titis Tor negotiable notes good endorser,
ietAned till the purchase money il maid
0onn,rn JOHN HOWARD, Commissiouer
ooDois APPERsos, Aucts nh 81
v ALLdUABLE STORE AND DWELL
GAR TeoN IN yv LANAI; OPPOSITE TO TREDE.
VIM MY T WORKS. FOR SALE AT aurTI0E
Al, 'e s2ia on TUESDAY, afternoon ~. Io,h ~
HpII lSoo, on the premises, comman,;ne io.a OF
eoc 81, tnst excetent Grocery Stand and a. "A ~
IN .nn meIgln OF the Canal, opposite the Tssins
t,o INV w oIks late In the occupancy of Mr. W.
brown, at rent et $500 per annum The iot NE ~, o.
''g %n on me canal OF $40 feet. "as q
TERMS: One-hfth cash, balance at L. q 70 1910
months for ne sotiahe notes, interest added 10
by trust deed The taxes for the prsssn,, secured
NJ, 90 GoDDIN APPERsoN,
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WET NURSE FOR HIRE have
w for hire superior WET NURSE, one that
can recommend as being a woman of frat rate
Character. Apply to o. H. CHALKLEY
NH S7-5t AGENT and Collector
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E SIGN OF THE BEE HIVE

IN FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
-azzS9<sSs VIA NORFOLK The superior fast sailing
schr. CHAMPION, Capt Mitchell, having the great
er portion OF her cargo engaged, will sail with dis
patch For balance Of freight, apply to
mn Z<-5t w. ID. COLQUITT 4 co.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

IT has been usual, hitherto, if common rumor
tells the truth, for spectators and swindlers of
every grade and stripe to assemble about the Legs-
lature, near the close of the session, to consum-
mate magnificent plunderng schemes. 1t should
be borne constantly in mind, that lot of cormo-
rants have their eyes the ovorfowed lands in the
vicinity of San Francisco and other places, and that
many of these lands have been plastered all over
with School Land Warrants Near the close of
the session, the sharpers will no doubt make a
huge effort, during the hurry and confusion of bu-
sness. to have nice piece of necessary Legislation
"a smooth and pretty sounding law passed, by the
aid of which they can fch few millions Of dol
lars from the State, and transfer them to their own
pockets. California is great country-and Cali
fornans great people careful watching will do
no harm. The people may rest assured, however,
that no swindling scheme will escape the eye of
Gov. Bigler. In the Governor, the people have a
tower of strength; and a sure guarantee that spe-
cial and swindling schemes will have to be passed
over his veto If ever people had reason to be
proud of public officer, ours is that people, and
Gov. Biger that officer
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

Know NoTHINGs. 1t is stated in the Sacramento
papers that large number of we'll dressed men
suddenly congregated in Sacramento early in the
week They came by steamboats, and stages and
appear to have ostensible business 1t is there
fore surmsed that this great number of sleek gen
tlemen arc all Know Nothings, assembled to con-
cert measures for systematic effort to all
the Offices and places of honor in the gift of the
people Very likely; Or perhaps the fraternity Of
No Nothings have assembled to see the Legislature
upon the principle that birds of feather flock to-
gether" No doubt ''Sam' is hankering after the
spoils and he must be an apt scholar if he succeeds
in obtaining them, and then, in reaching the fash
ionable point of swindling. 1t would be pity i
"Sam" should 'bust his biler' this week, in trying
to run over an up grade.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

One THOUSAND DOLLARS. The Legislature, dur
ing the past week. has been wggling after their
one thousand dollars again In the first place the
Legislature in spite Of popular indignation, and in
violation of right and justice, passed the thousand
dollar bill over the Governors veto, then the YAM
pires found the treasury empty, not single dollar
in it. Credit at saloons and boarding houses went
down apace A new scheme was then invented to
reach the almighty dollars. DIR. Keene brought
forth a bantling to accomplish the wishes and dar-
ling desires of the Legislative Soons for "$1 ,000"
His plan was annihilated Immediately at its birth,
marring the reputation of the Senate trhe i'll its
with a slick pretenson at economy and finance
with project to grab the funds already set aside
for the payment of interest debts hitherto fund
ed, and any other dollars that can be found belong
ing to State and not yet paid out of the Treasury
The essence of all this shuflng is, to get in
way no matter how, the $1,000 after which honor
able members have been running themselves out of
breath since the commencement of the session 1t
matters not if the credit of the State is dishonored
the 81 900 must be had. No matter if the honor
of the State becomes stencil in the nostrls of all
anu ODcCt Vi contempt
and derision throughout the world, the lovers of
the dear people must have their $1,000. Their
services must be rewarded in hard cash, when other
creditors must be content with deprecated scrip.
Now what has this Legislature done to cntitle them
to any superior consideration in the way of pay
ment? Nothing. They have consumed time and
money in passing manfestly unconstitutional laws
which the executive has been compelled to veto,
and among the number their favorite zone thousand
dollar bill" They have spent $4,000 in doing
absolutely nothing at one jump, in their U. s. Sen
atoral joint convention farce and more than likely
majority Of the thousand dollar birds will cry out
Justify for another joint convention, in order to
have another opportunity of opening and shutting
their mouths on the prospective cash basis. If
some philanthropist would travel around the State
and take up contribution and pay the anxious
thousand cach he might do the country great
and valuable service, then this legislature would
perhaps adjourn, and cease squandering the public
money and credit doing nothing.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

NOVEL SPECULATION. Brigham Young the head
of the Mormon Church, has hit on happy meth
cd of raising the wind The Prince of Mormon
dom, knowing the disposition of the people of the
Atlantic States, to listen with pleasure to the rev.
elations of drunkards, gamblers, and notorious per-
sons generally has concluded to take advantage of
their willingness to pay for nonsense and ribadry.
He has accordingly despatched couple of his
wives to lecture about Mormonism, and make de-
veopments about their spritual-wife secrets gene
rally. These women are about regaling the ears
Of the good citizens of Boston. No doubt the de-
scendants of the Puritans will ''she out liberal
ly, and soon Brother Brigham's concubines will be
able to return with pile, in exchange for these
humburs
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

How TO PREVENT JEALOUSY. tits we'll remarked
by some body that one-half the infelicity of the
connubia cabin, arises from husbands sneaking
home without giving their wives any premonitory
symptoms of their approach. Were husbands to
get up merry whistle whenever they come within
gun. shot of their domici!, their amiable spouses
would have time to let the cat out of the bag or
al the alley gate and get their tea kettles and toi
lets in proper order for their reception and so
cordngly, there would be no grounds for suspicion
in the absence of a strange pair of boots under
the bed
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31
Bg Byron says
''Ths is the way physicians mend or end us,
Secnndem nrteM-hnt althOugh we sneer

Byron says
''Ths is the way physicians mend or end us,
Secundem artemi--but although we sneer
In health-when sick, call them to attend us,
Without the least propensity to jeer.
The above brings to mind the best medicine ever
used and is not necessary to be prescribed by physician
We aude to DIR. Guysots Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparla which is proving to be one OF the
most poI uar and valuable medicines in and un
doubedy be called the most pure preparation of
Sarsaparla offered to the public Dr. Guysott being
regular practising physician of great talent has gained
himself much merit by chemically combining the Shaker
prepared Yellow Dock aad the Red Honduras Sarsapa-
la' which the inv uabe agents, of which the Lab
oraory Dr. Guysott has given the virtues of these
in their perfection We believe his preparation con,
ans all the restorative properties of the roots combined
and concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments made in the manufacture OF this med
seine until it found that it could not be further I'M
proved Accordingly find it resorted to almost unve
sally in complaints for general prosraon ofa the vital
powers and all chose ormentng diseases oft skin so try
ing to the PATIENCE and so Injurious to health
Purchasers ought be careful to ask for and take none
but 'Dr Guysotts Improved Extract OF Yellow DOCK ana
Sar apanla" All others, in comparison, are worthless
For sale all the principal Drug Stores in the state.
PARK & WHITE Sole Agents to whom all orders must De
addressed No "a Merchant street, Sd door above Mont
eomerv 21m.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-31

THE n Y. Tribune in summing up intelligence
from California finds the following nice bit of in
formation
"There is some conversation here about an at
tempt to induce Henry. Ward Beecher to come to
this city. The Rev. DR.. Scott, late of New Or
leans, has had congregation organized for him,
and his church is making great preensions to
fashion, and he has been exceedingly pulled in a
certain class of newspapers. He is not afflicted
with any conscientious scruples about slavery.
The great ado made about him, has rather tried
the patience of many members Of the other church
es, who feel uneasy to the tactics and to hear
the row-de-dow made by Scotts partisans. DIR.
Scott is the author of work styled Daniel A
Model for Young Mem" wherein many passages,
not marked with quotations, bear wonderful re-
semblance to passages in work by Dr. Cumming,
of London"
The foregoing is gratifying, in this-that in Cal
ifornia we have men who are members of church
es. That they have their patience disturbed about
religious matters, is exceedingly doubtful That
newspapers have puffed Dr. Scott, is true enough.
The same papers also puff every theatrical mounte-
bank who pays California visit,