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RUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.

4 i l.
Il The undersigned desires to sell a number of nm
improved Lots situated the following streets in
the city OF Richmond and its environs-say Lots on
"a street, near the Cemetery; on 4th street Nayv
hl on Franklin. between 9th and 9Th streets: on
yin and 10th SITS. French Garden Hill; on Dovwood
Alley, tMayo's Pian near the African Church: 3 on
Leigh, between l4th and 18th streets; 10 on NH ar
and farhed road the workshops of the Virginia
Central Railroad; Cary and sd streets: on Man
st. Richmond Hill; on Bloody Run street near tbs
handsome residence vi Capt. George Myers; several
Lots or parcels OF ground the beautiful Hill north
OF the new G1s-Works with others on Popjar NJ
olson Lewis and other streets in Lewis Pian por,
Mayo and the Town of Fulton Persons wisbirs =.
build IN any OF the different locations enumarss.S
above will be offered bargains aud terms acco, aou
dang Fer further Information call at the Broad a.
80 nc .o-ts |. A. GoDDIN
N tt = E.-The unaIersiauea I,avf..-
qusHhed ~ administrator with the u,iiI soas
eal OIL tue estate oil Simon Bohayita decsasaS I
requests all persons having claims ssain.,
.he saia estate to present them to INN idnlS .h
heal LOT Sc itiement, aud all persons inash,sa =.
!, S same, 10 make payment to him without asIsa ~
important that said estate should be sst,i.s -
h on as practicable. Those claims which bsvs ~ az
RISS,ois presented 70 the Sergeant OF the eli" -
withaa, - sueh administrator will be acted on
""oa' farther notice nom the parties. w
EDWARD Y. CANNON
10 H-ts "'"a' deceased.
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komND..."as found and lodged at my
i office, the half of Sl0U Virginia Bank note
.e -,lt Ill. Il. PAIRO
on - !.h.--We have for sale privately
atEN, No %, middle aisle in the Mopumantsi
church. Apply to "''i'en'a'
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Richmond, F. bruary T. 1886.


COMMERCIAL CONTEMPORARIES
~ bers OF the Convention find Il good assort-
ment Of fashionable Clothing, such Over Goats
Business Coats Black Dress and Erock Coats (some-
thing really nice.l Black Cashmere Pants Silk
Satin, Velvet and Cashmere. Vests of all qualities
which will sell greatly reduced prices; those in
want can depend upon obtaining an article worth
buying by calling at III, Main street
WIN. IRA SMITH
ia q Richmond Clothing Manufacturer
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GooCHLAHD, January 28th, 1856
MesSrs. Dore X 20 Il was advised a short tine
,go try your Turf Oil horse of mine that had
sore shoulder as large mans hand, and
so very bad that he could be used after using one
hottie (small bottle) he was entirely cured can
we'll say to all who need anything of the kind 1t Is
the greatest medicine l ever saw send and
will If you wish it, certificates from others who used
il for sores different kinds with the same sue cess as
myself You must send me dozen oft right away
Respectfully, GEORGE PAGE
ia ~
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EDUCATION.


A CLASSICAL AND ID =, sed ils's1lbaF o.
the 6rst day of March next IN the city OF RICHMOND.
lis object Will be the preparation OF youth or inc ~"
farn,ediate and senior classes ut the university :.
For tesimonias Of his aud ability ss an IN
structor he s permitted to refer 10 ~; ?; p
Chairman of the Faculty. Dr. W IN II I M;
Mo- ss,,t rni of Va: Rev. VIM s. White D. D. Lesins-
ton: Rev Moses Hoge, d. D., Rlchmohdi ana tho ii
tees of the old Richmond Academy nages and Ma.
thematcs. per session. +60, for the short IeiuA'
from March to July, f1bbo 80,
EpeIish branches will not be neglected -.
The French language will be taught by an eXpen-
enced and accomplished French gentieihaH a. 'N' "
binary fee of $40 per session, or bio per te.' .,
AZ Ssp3avtI March CHAS. b. SHAW.
CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST,
u between Clay and Marshall.-The next session s y,
INV School will commence Sept. 18th, and close Inc
fret Friday In July -.v.
For English Scholars. Ss1
q. For ,o Classical Ss% DO Il. p TAYLOR
COAL AND COKE.
1~ ANN . ~ 1rSer. far MidIothinn Coal
~ left with p ]. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or y. ID.
CHARLEY, on 18th street. will meet with prompt
attention. % -
4 NTHRACITE c a L..-Constan.iy on
"A hand and for sale, the best article OF Ked ana
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders LETT at Messrs'
Dove 4 Co will be attended to promptly.
JNO. w. WRIGHT CO,
,oes-t Corner 10Th and Dock sts
A NTHRACITE co A L.--The schooner
N T. J. Scott is now dischar ging, In the DOCK,
cargo Of 81 perior RED ASH COAL for family use
Orders left with Dove Co.. ut our office, VIII DC
attended TO. JNO. '" w Rldha q W.,
de l8 DOCK ana <oth stfo"''
4 NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
N keeps constantly on hand supply OF best AN
THRAClTE COAL, and will sell as 10" as II can DC
bonrht in the cty Orders left at No. II Main street.
No 2TNd3m P. C. LARUS.
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G. A. AINSLIE,
ID. Y. BOWEN,
no 22-d& c3m II. H. POWELL.

lNOGGET & ANDERSON, UphoIsterers
u AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in store their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UPHOLSTERING
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assort-
ment we have ever had the pleasure to offer to oui
friends aud the public generally and will be sold
the most reasonable terms oc Eta
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SILVER NJ L ID A L, the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL D. DENOON for the best spe-
cimens of GRAVES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE AT RE NC E D
PRICES-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
:os sale in this city, of his manufacture. The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as square-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces &c.
to match. Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Main, between 9th
and 9Th streets Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for Gale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&C., of my own make. no 8-Sm s. d. d.
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FRESH SUPPLY--lIadies' thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 81; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Chdren's Thick Sole
Bootees. fresh lot of the above Shoes just receive
ed at DAVID WALSHS
de6 i29 Main street
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CHINA GLASS Ann EARTHE,

"a CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN-
EME3WARE.--On hand Il large assortment of Chi
HYfG na Glass and Earthelware, of almost every
akkg variety OF shapes aud coors and of the most
recent patterns, which cannot fail to please Call
and examine for yourselves. Prices very mod crate.
GEO J. SUMNER,
fa No 10 Pearl
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MECHANICAL.
VIRsINIA. MkGHAsIsSss. 5N ~ 1I,E,g z

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED To JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave say that am now prepared to
furnish Store Rronis Monuments Tobs, Vaults. AID
attend Enclosing Bnryins Grounds and In tact all
work In the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
uassed North or South oc5n
CHAs. II. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
" Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond Va -
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, 10
Metallic Roofing. Gutterins and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
AINsLIE, BOWEN & pow.
ETkELL, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
RaS-ABoVET THE BANKS.-The subscribers
practical workmen with long experience, and de-
voting their personal attention TO all work done
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages, for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand at this time, OF their manufacture good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BuGGIES,
&c, of the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those in want such articles Thank
full for the announcement we have received we can
only promise to efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor Us with their patronage.
q. A AINSLIE,
ID. Y. BOWEN,
no 22-d&c Sm II. H. POWELL.
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de 90 I3,h - W;,
'I'HE GOODS MUST BE SOI.D,-.As our
stock Is unusually large for the season, we win
offer great bargains in
Rich Velvet MORE Antioue Satin and Cloth cloaks
and Talmas
flaid' Long White and Black and CoPd Thibet and
White Grape Shswls
french Mennoes, Cashneres and Mouselnes
Plaid Merinoes Plaid Flannels and Comforts
ped aud Servants Blankets
rehltentlsry and other Plaid Linseys
~ cfses sheep Grey Satines Pulled Cloths and other
GOODS Tor servants, will be sold great bargains
also IN Carpetings a great reduction viii be sub
ilea 10 IN rich Tapestry Velvet and BRUSSELS Car
~ " - ~
Cash purchasers particularly invited to call, be-
al W Main street. CHRISTIAN L LATHROP,
ia 80 1,hs CD Sto,.
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NOTICE. Having been employed b,
Mr.. Ladd, to act in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and BOtting establishment en-
brace this method of informing my friends
and patrons of the old establishment that NOTHING
shall be wanting ON my part to sustain its former repu
tation; and from an experience eft eight years in the
business feel assured of competency TO give entire
satisfaction to ali who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage
tR~ Orders for Soda Water, Porter Ale and Cider
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten,
ton. NJ MCCORMICK
de % No
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONA.
-! Bile CLOTHING.-SILVER MEDAL FOR
leoo-the members OF the legislature and strangers
ssuns the city are requested to call at the old
laohshiuent, No. i20. corner OF Main and Governor
street and secure themselves outfit for the winters
as The subscriber has hand large and elegant
sortinent OF 6enslenau's Wearing Apparel to be
surpassed by any house in the city. As evidence
OF the superiority of his Clothing, he awarded
the highest premium Ia Silver Medal) by the Me-
chanics Institute, 1855.
He keeps constantly on hand the best OF CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES. YESTIHGS, &c, with score of su-
perior workmsp. He deems it unnecessary, after a
trial Of i6 Year, the public has had of his goods 10
say more In their comnsendation. He warrants ali
Clothing he sells aud respectfully solieits call from
his old friends and the public generally.
Strictly on the one price system.
z. b. SPENCE
de- No. I2a corner Main and 0oyernos n.
DUkE ALMOND s0AF--1 very fine az
tcle, for sale st
LAIDLEY l. RoBlNSoN.s
jew New drag store, stt and f.snklip sta
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( ETa EVANS DEPOT--RARGAINs IN
VIZ JGLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
MffG The subscriber, intending to discontinue his
aAIB present business, oilers his entire stock OF
Goods at greatly reduced prces, FOR CASH EXcLu-
sIyELY.
Tie assortment is large and complete, and win be
sold without reserve. Country merchants viii find
their purchases. He viii take off discount of u!
per cent. from the regular prices Such goods which
rem4iu uLsold, viii be pat up at auction in April.
~ NoTICE-All persons having accounts against
hun aid which have not Leen rendered tits LIST OF
January, will please bring them in promptly; and
those who indebted TO him will be kind enough 10
settle forthwith
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LARUS l. SHINE
~. ESssszRl GREAT NORTHERN
~ xts.sSefESfsAN AND SOIITHERN RniH ~

--.-- LABuS SHINE.
ia TfssssasssS1 GREAT NORTHERN
R1Gxts.,.-..Sffes5HaAN SOUTHERN RoifrFs
~ ,g.r,,r.,-.---FOR TRAVEL-TWICE Dai
Ric fH WIN HDnf NIGHT u, EkCEPTED,) BETWEEN
naei No ;J BALTIMORE, PHiLADELPTIA
NASHlNGTOS.-Over the Richmond, Fre1.rinta
huis and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac H.
seventy hve miles, and by splendid and comfnr,nti
stesiiteis Thence 10 Washington fifty five miIes;n
all iN miles IN seven hours, being d comtortnbIs "a
perfectly safe rate of speed. "Ho
fohfs OF departure, 81 A. NJ. and IA p NJ ana bsa
gage under charge OF special agents checked tbron
York. N'PNt' ana New
FARE
1AAAetS'i, q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il ua
ana
The track OF the Railroad between Richmond go
Tue Potomac River, is now undergoing rela Hal,
Of beng already completed with edge rail NJ 81
pef'ot 4nahty, aud as more than one million Of nss
s-hsers nave been heretofore safely and Satisfactorily
transported over this route, il is hoped and belryed
That no one VIII be induced by the misIe sentstior
ssnbTaeed 10 the advertisement over the ssuatnTs o1
II. u. w hneonb, Supert" to select the longsr
I'D Isore circuitous route referred to therein r.
H. +. r Il. X: has been i'll operation for twenty.two
Yess and IN all that time has either been
allied or crippled by accidents from snake beass ar
cuer~ise which is without parallel in the history NJ
railroads ia this country. 3 RUTH "
Supsrintenden at of T,snsnoy+a,,or
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MEDICINES.
s,,HE BEST ARTICLE IN GsE.--P0L.

III LAHU6 hk1SAM -
the nost certain and speedy cure Tor Rhenmstls.',
Neuralgia sprains trs,ps Bruises, Chilblsns Frost
cd YET Chopped Hands Stiff joints, Paralysis, or IN
f.et any disease the human body 10 subject to- ana
which requires external remedy
Thoussi de in this city and in every county ana
to~ the State can, have, and Will most wihnaly
testify TO its remarkable virtues Not day passes
that we do not hear OF some cure performed by TINS
Eminent; and it affords pleasure to be able to pre-
sent the afflicted an article which we Know can DC
relied on.
Price Is cents bottles for 81.
sENNfFT & BEERS, p JOHNSTON & BRO,
DtJVAL NORTON L. B. THOMAS. Broad st.,
Sboctoe Hill. fel
HOME MEDICINE.--MRs.D DAVIS
"A ELIXTR cures Coughs. Colds and Whoopns
Cough. and affords great relief in Consumption and
most arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates oil
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
By timely of it, have doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family " ~ 10.
II have used it in my family for three years and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
term II. GOdtriH.
have tried all the cough remedies Of the day,
and have hesitation in saying that believe MIS-;
DAVIS to be the valuable pre- paraon Of the kind
now in use."-EIjdh Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B; DAVIS Bennett :11 Beer
Alex Duyal, Paterson Jackson, Chas. Milisp6usn,
Z. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale
TTVHK PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
i Hail, noble Virginia, the pride Of the land,
A homo for all strangers grlet TO Cypress her;
And for to relieve you, all proudly we stand,
Or necessity conpels Us, well die man for man.
With LEONARD'S COUGH SYRUP, why need
she fear,
- At Coughs Colds and Asthma, if such is her
grief,
For fathers and mothers, and children most dear,
The best Cough Syrup is LEONARDS IN
SLANT RELIEF.
To be had of Duval L Marion, Bodeker, 0. b.
Hill L. 3. Thomas Lsidley Robinson. ;. r. Sem
ple VIM. C. Battaille and all Druggists In the state
| + Virginia.
Wholesale Agents Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.
NIK. JACksON.-.Sir: BY the instru.
WI mentality Of a friend of mine was induced TO
try your Btters, likewise my wife found they mao
the desired effect her rather than myself Tor
she had lost her appetite and sicklyi but now
she is restored to her appetite, ana nds great ples
ure in recommending your Btters to those VINO WISH
Yours respectfully ED. J. AKINS,
| Chesterfield.
They may be found at John +. Jacksons Lsidiey
Robinsons E J. Pcot's A. BodekeI's, 3. M. Zach
| risson's Chas Milspaugh's, Bennett Beers, Alex
DuvsPs Drug gsts, and VIM. G. Battallle Richmond,
| Va.
All orders promptly attended to. as
OUR TURF OIL--The best article In use
~ for Wan Beast beyond doubt our ceftlh
Gates are certificates of truth, and among our own
| people. ..
| colds
| Applied to Burns at once, it leaves scar.
| Price o. ana 70 cents bottle NOUN
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DUCkWHEAT oak - .-.Buckwheat
- Cakes, light and very nice, with the best table
Butter or Golden Syrup, can be had at
ANDREW ANTONPS,
ia q Nicholas Saloon
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HEORGE }. SUMNER, has in store

~ large and handsome assortment of White Gran
lite and Blue Print Ware, both in sets and by the
dozen also a large stock of Edged and C. c. Ware
of almost every description and style of goods and
would respectfully invite the city and country trad,
TO an examination, feeling assured that he can give
entire satisfaction TO those wishing purchase both
as to the quality and p1ice of his goods.
ia p NO. 20 PEARL STREET
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Ses FOR RENT-The store and DIV olns part OF
Ea the house occupied by him No. 1lg, and also the
1nI upper part of the house between 9th and 10th
streets over Dr. Addn sIoi's ONCE, opposite Messrs
g. x A. Bsrgemin's Tin Store Apply
5-ts J. u. B. EVANS.
~ Danville Republican ana WytLe Vile Telegraph
please COPY, and forward liu 10 ne.
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n Ii. RklDGFORD Il CO., GENERAL.
u. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, Corner Goth and Dock streets, Richmond,
pa.-Attend particularly to the sale of Rockland
Lime, Cement, Hay, Rosin, Tar, Plaster, Flour Feed
Grain. &c. Also; to orders for the purchase of Mer-
handize generally.
We are also prepared to take storage and effect in
surance same at the lowest city rates. Our Ware
houses being situated the Dock goods can be sor.
ed with US free of Draysge
ID. b. BRIDGFoRD. N. TINsLEY PATE
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o-Havins yet on hand full assortment of CASH
nets kerseys, Linsey Woolseys, Flannels Servants
and Bed Blankets, Shawls Merinoes stripes Calicos
cheap DE LANES, and many other goods in which
oner good bargains. AUGUSTUS MAlLEkT
ia 20 No. Al Main street
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

OF The Elkhorn Independent, a rabid
Black Republican paper published in Wal.
worth county, Wisconsin, says: "The no.
groes are just as much entitled to vote as
any body; and so far as ability Is concerned
they are ahead Of the vast majority of The
Irish and Germans aud other foreign citi.
zens."
When they are constantly putting forth
such sentiments, II is folly for the party t.
object to the title of"Back Republicans"
1t is tho only name by which they can b.
properly designated. Well have they earn
ed it, and they should be quietly permitted
to wear it.
Those foreign born citizens who hav,
thrown themselves into the arms Of tn
Black Republicans must feel complimente'
by the estimation in which they are held, II
comparison with the negro.
Here is still another paragraph bearing up
on the same subject from a Frem ont papc
published at Bucyrus, Ohio:
"Look at our village, how it is disgraced b,
those little nuisances, known by the name G
groceries, all kept by the dirty Dutch, VIII
are unfit for anything decent. In fact, on
country is cursed by horde offoreign beggars
the filthy outpourings Of besotted Germany =
Down with them and their abominable works G
iniquity. Let us elect a man who despises, S, ab
hors and repudiates breweries. groceries. eide
sprees and all other disgraceful Dutch practi
ces. Just look, for moment, at this porto
of our population; they come among us beg
gars-one starts grocery in the lower end 0
Main street. one at the public square. wher
death and ruin are deal out at three cents
glass"
This, German citizens, is the estimation /
which you are held by the Black Republica
party. Can any of you support an organizo
ton which entertains such an opinion Of you
1t cannot be possible that you are so devoi
of self-respect. All your interests, all you
feelings, point in the direction of the DemoC
racy. Sustaining of any other party is suici
dal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
Club Meeting on Saturday.

We call attention TO the notice in our local
columns, Of the meeting to be held at the
Democratic Club Room, on Saturday evening
next. There Is business to be transacted at
that meeting which should engage the atten-
ton and enlist the corporation OF every DEM
ocrat who feels an interest in the result of the
election, on Tuesday next. The various
Committees required to superintend the oper-
atoms at the polls, such as getting out voters,
guarding against fraud and unfair dealing OF
every kind, viii be appointed and their re-
spective spheres Of action pointed out. 1t
Is necessary that all this should be done
done promptly and thoroughly and with a
right hearty good will. Let every Democrat
In the city be at the meeting on Saturday
night. In the mean time, let nothing be neg
lscted that should be done to perfect sys-
tenn Of the most thorough organization Of the
party. Only four moro working days remain
In which TO accomplish the work. Every
moment of that time is precious, and should
Be well employed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

The REAcTIoS.--One hundred and seven
tesn members Of the Methodist church in
Pittsburg Pa, who were in favor of FREMoNr,
have come ont and repudlated the black re-
publican party on the ground that It's leaders
ars aidirg and abettiDg the violence and civil
war now existing In Kansas
This is a sign that the entire religious ele.
ment Of thecountry Is not fanatically blind
There is hope that, during the intervening
space until the election, many more church
members may see the error Of their ways and
repent as have one hundred and sexenteer
members Of the Methodist church in Pitts
burgh.
We doubt whether 50 extraordinary aI
event has occurred in political history as th'
justi6stion Of civil war in Kansas by poltica
leaders, and the manner in which they hav,
turned it to their own account. In view of IL
sober men may we'll lose confidence in tn
popular intelligence.
But following this event is plainly a reac
tion, an indication Of which Is the movemen
Of one hundred and seventeen members O
the Methodist church in Pittsburgh.