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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-26
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.The Resoluta.z

swell, we have Been invaded by iona.
than, and all Of US Englishers taken pris-
oners. Captain Hartstein and bis jovia',
gallant crew, have carried away the best
part Of the Britishsrs--their hearts. We
have struck to the generosity Of the Stars
and Stripes, and only pant with a feeling
to axcnge ourselves BY the best and great
eat ACT of gratitude that destiny may have
in store for US. The Resolute. a soaf and
stray amidst mountainous icebergs, rubbed
and bsrked not little, and not Jittio
nippeJ, was picked up by American hands,
carried into an Americas dock, 10 be re-
turned by son Jonathan 10 daddy John. as
spick aud span as when she first turned her
bows from her English Ecme for Arctic
seas. There was fine music going on whilst
the Resolute lay 10 that American dock,
Every blow Of the shipwrights hammer
struck note Of lasting peace between The
two countries. Yankee Doodle and God
Save the Queen were sounded by that bar.
monious iron. II would lake very many of
the brassy tongues Of the M:tcIcls and the
Meaghers, lrisbmen rnelodiously rancorous
with the wrongs OF ''ihe first flower, and
'.the first GEM to drown the recollection Of
those sweet soundsin the memory Of Eng
lishaen.
Capt. Hartstein, in his manly sailor.iike
speech--with The smack of the true sait in
| it-hoped that the old lilnbers Of the Reso,
lutte woald float for many day. Sure we
are that they will float with a still enduring
strength, none the worse, but all the bet
ter, for the bit of timber growE on the soil
or America that may here aud there be
found in her English carcass. Sweet, and
especially fragrant, the pitch that newly
caulked ber-pitch tapped from Americala
pines.
Capt. Hartstein has departed, and is now
on tue Atlantic. Our regret is that he
could not have been brought face to face
with all England, that every Englishman
could not have had agripof his sailor hand
This was not to be, but we give the h;:.i
! ! e the Lords OF the Admiralty not
as further perpetuation of Tie gallant fel
lows mission, why not christen the first Eng
lish ship launched the Hartsteini Further
we know not whether we would not length
en- the name Of the Resolute into the Reso
lutte Jonathan; or, we are not particular. 4
the Jonathan Resoluie. In these suggestion,
( Punch has done his duty; lei the Lords Of Iii,
Admiralty initiate Punch Puuck
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CnUICHES or WHEELING.

-, :, = =, ,.,-. ,is,,l,,, ,s.z civ W.. .pub-
u to e's ~, =, 49,, t1+, f,t,rch,s and their
tune sA' P.'l's . an Ir,,Ts.
N Corr, ,,onror and Byron
Heeis' EeN T. :. FA'i's' i's'' i'S @
o'eloeA' e'thns' :. ,,-,.,., ,.,,,.on -p,,., and
- I"'',-' ~ X w,Ky,K. PASTOR
uaoralns ,etyics' 1o'4 o'clock, evening 'S y,,,,
F'r't LT's'y's'' '",' ..+' i NJ, ,,terroop
st"sen h'hFos @he Vn'hey 's n,I MAR, and
Ste|1 | morning. aud evening
'g"',y b, tween Chestnut and
,yl,srI5, REV. T. Nyoops, faster, ssrvi-
''s morning aaa s,snl.s ~ .slsins,ree.
..rs.a washington and ATE. services morning and
evening. ,,,,,,, s,,,.,,,o, rev. ). x. wrlsos
street, between Monroe QUINCY services
,oraIt's and evening ~
y.h reet Ji,tIodist ptseopdl, Rev A. A. TsEoEH
r ;Ia,L,t aud NOTu Ats., North WhseliHSi services
p,ornin, and evening.
OF, Pa.or ChaJlac street, between Frat and Second
c,ntr, whee. ing; services morning and evening.
south IIss,;ag ". Z. Gur.i' Rev. a. ft- sfA' 80
s,,.r; services nlorninE and evening.
BhseIing Isidad CAGPet, on Wheeling l'iARu' @ N'' =
T. WILSON, PASTOR.
.;,y,par AeuaOdist Episcopdi ReVs. HktNio'Fa1'oE'
Cple street Wes'sE and Third, Centre "hsf'
Ing
ST. JONES Cdtdrfl, Roman Catholic H. heN. D..Ho.
Il. Y. WHELAS, Filth street. corner ot hAn'pns 90
a orning and afternoon. - u.
4soe!dts E.ora,td, RevJ T. McCLUHk' Fas'oa Hs
cfMarket aud JeHerson sts' sSrvicrA morning anu
gaptist, - -, Clay street, between A's'' "'N
Hth stre,tsi services morning and evening 7,,s
's,. aalA.. ..r,,S.. E,s ,os Sssns n III. oas, and
evening.
ErungsiiedI PT0testuu Rev. J. HELFth, FassoF' N's9
street above sixth. East Wheeling.
zion 6r0HgsiieJl LEtAertdN Rev :. nlAAAk'lAAN' &
Pstor Market street. between Webster and Thrd Vshe
Wheeling; services morning and evening
l,cisl S.l0ogus Quincy street, between MSTket Snd
N,ip.
t;,raa Protsstdat UniOn Ean. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services lO1s morning. n
----~---t--r
ODD FELLOWS' DIRECIOlt1
vt..,.., .o,,.. No :,.-Mce,s every Thursday
evening Hall, OF Market and Monroe steet
JtNrs W NooRE y. C.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
R.n,I,Ii,, Eo,Iue No. l:S.-NIeets as aboTceveTy
Moaaay evening. ). ] r.sseu, n. O. " z No
H.s'y sssr.,sry :. Y..,.,..,,,. ave.
wn reil Lodge Ne. aS.Msf.' ..s @ 80, aS,
Sat1d,. secretary
"S"S sES" ~ - . -,
evening at the Hall, corner Market aud quincy
H%aoln !. Lodge Cd So No. ssMssss as above svst
ss.s.s..g ss,1eS evening. = A. sum \ .
Motnal. Ene"m i,s.,
Ta.,i,r noasos s''ss ,,s,
". BGnesa,a. serOs.
Wn. Tell EnenmPment Nc. SA'--Meets a'
above The 'econd fouSA Tuesday evenings 81 eeen
month"; Hf'Ar SrRTz, G. P.i cAG'. L'"ss' Scribe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio sas lol1ass s. =, :, NE ns.sas ss ,sn Man,
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lI9E. LAW OF NEW WsPAILts.

do give express notice to the con.
trary are considered wishing connurihsr subseF-
tiOhs. - .g.-. II, -5i-L !,
f subscribers order the disconnuaHce OF their peri
FeaTages paid - :, a,
S-i subscribers gect refuse to take their pHrtodi
en l The which directed, they Al held
ESlpenELg they hRVc setir Ihe bill and ordered item
tesAttititd. o. I. .
80 subscribers remove "a other places Wiihoutlnorm-
n r bshcTs, papers Ssnt to the former ul-
FeetFUii, tiiFy are held eSpaus ihie. =.
sh Courts have decided refusing 10 take peTiodl-
sEI Il oice removing and lEaNins them unslisu
or TJriHI JIci6f evidence Of Intentional fraud r. Il
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Wntch0H S SVycTry. silver sIIISi EsIaICd ~ are
''t ,3i . 7sAt ie t7lOc2Ia, &c, dc. sli ttilt
E q. Il. II. BROW. NI'. :. e, y
T o. 1IS Main street EVVhseiire,' ~, &

70. lie Main Street. Nv WI heeiing .]i1i1s3av Va
Ho"iFentng ohH0r Tie Git+t nn,l eSt riEitnts
Of goods in his ne spt lSsrvcr lpn brought to ttll4
io as any honse West Of tfe Alta aotl9 cities. B No
Among his goods rnPy be Gold and Silver Wntch,s
Lro some Of de eslernttd EngtaH nj suisse ASnu
tactGrerCrs Also. the real D. u D. American PaenL
bvrlWatcltss Clocks In Yf"ntvsrlsty, Including few
Jay Regulators Of fine qrnty, suitable HauEs EsuT.a
Stations iOIttcs aid Watch Makers. ~ ~ ftiV
Beautiful JeHcly ieTwtsO, of COul AInsac
IssNrtPSnt Of Soft Soldier and pilates" JgelES very cheap.
Fine pocket Gallery, RaZnrS, SCISSORS SIyer Nupki
Rings, Card CASES. ubi PhIa &c! &c. EVerS hriIeie
this tgbllslnent Is warranted TO he good represent
ds on the money returned ch respectfully solicited
ll.6 lis MniI St. ol. IlDnr Alaral TnElnla
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PIANosI 4 PIAMOS d I

PIANOS! !! PIANOS!
TUST RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory OF
q HAllet Davis Co.. splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos are made with the full iron frame circular scales,
md sliding desks with patent bridge eoupOsI-
tion bearings, and re repeating grand aso fuy
warranted give satisfaeion and stand any
climate
ALsoa splendid of Sel6dsOns for churches or the
parlOr.
m connection with the above have large and fail
III every kn6 Of Musical Instrumens and fact every
thing that may be found in Music Store, may be found
the store Of r CARTWRIGHT, 81
ielg-S ls5 AaiRst., Wheeling.
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Books, Stationery 6sWa1I Paper.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IIAVING purchased the Book stationery and wan Pa
II par establishment Of John H. Ti6n Jon, cUntln-
The business ~ the cid stad u 5atu Wheeling
Va, and eetfuy solicit Continuance patronae
heretofore so literally extended to my predecessor.
II IS my purpose to Keep constantly hand fun and
somdlee assortment in the various branches the
ness, and to sell at the lowest Iricgs. v1
To Country Merchants, and others purchasing
at Ehelesae, great Inducements offered stock aud
pFfceR.
ftSt-cssh paid for Rags. 9f5a
aOyls-lY l JAS @. ORR
To my Old Friends nHd Customers.
TAKE great pleasure in Recommending Sir. Jas c. Orr,
70 whom have ssd my Of Boos Stationery Wall
paper, &C. and 70 him Continuance OF pa
nevis 80 : JoHs. II. THOMPSON.
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!, No, Q WASHINGTON Hall!57r

TAKE pleasure informing my friends and patrons u
wheelli and its Vicinity and tie citizens generally thst
have Just received dc aryes finest and best selectea
stock Of ClOs CasCrcs and YcstingS, for spring
summer wrar that have ever offered the icitlsens
to order in the latestRnd mort and ibs&3
nanner, at short notice All SOoGs, ,Eorr4nlo le
reBentSg SHlC3Esk @ll4iftl Sii3riOti 2 1873
have aIfg jsI lresyei isrgstoch pf E,E9iss
ing Goods, such white col0re and rarseSse ShIrs
and Shirt Collars, SIX, Cotton and arFph Under Slrt,
sk, oottot Linen and Janre Draws, SIX an Linen iaat
Erihef, sslerders, silS GottonGad LslG halI3uose.
black, white and CploTCd Kid Gloves Of the very beet
plain black and fancy Socks, Ties, Ceyhts &c. &c. m
], H. STALLItAN,f
Ei2SeI Merchant Taller, No, g HasIll,c HILL,
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YaailLO 90 d q .. B - D haasiIdnq
NUMBER "a
Z CITY BU UsINEss.!s.
GOLDEN BEB 1HIyHI sToRE,

. \ A-S4-L
FILL M ,n-Il.y4!.6. Ilt.41oIs.r,,
- set are movie FeseIi q 'heir s stock
arr q osl,la, Va rlette. aud NIIIlIiri.v ss6.I.
They kEve Jas; received their Second Fall ruIyss-,
ich, addE tn their Soek, ate the
'sni % ilr rublic more thHt .,l. -f.+., .r,otr-
$50, 600 NORTH OF GOODS,
being by the largest ay.d MOST DESIRABLE stock and
Svtr Offered { fGs Pa5iIs VIZ a.'s
~ tS lerRtr variety thsy have added Iurseb6kk
and as5a Iine eeieS Yars, ssilssis 81 tbs
Winter adeSto hol!lof which, Es 10 h4s stock
geneF.NS, they iESitc the intention Of the TrStc.
Having hseui1 the sasiefn cilis slort tle Foua
ihs largely WITH tf Cas the! have Gonct yearS
rstaf Has directly the Importers and ARhaIAe-
tsfs N 9lne they able ncr ndnceui.ts
to oSe cEs Buyers either BY The PIECE or at RETAIL
cNcc4.N by no sinlllaf house h the NSestff - iol4
meet the wants c ther poly decreasing Tradel lhcY
have t2Ede, and mailing ample fpJuis
tile Public with tie ssSseted stocks 81 o6 IN
their line in the West. jfI issi ag .ss!if iBd4
In this stock may he found fully ~ IA,
lSe0U Sds SEA embracing some of the iueSt itup
l., $500 - French MgrinoeE, UaShtnertH,. BoilIaE
a tnu lihe of Tic Richest Painted, Onhse shaae1 =
in strlFtH CaslaiSreS iiNd aGs-iipoFtd IiOfi
4pn S'aFsis and Cloakse'lbIaenS sUsuel Of tbeJ 10
ever offered in Wheeling. 54
SOCoO yds 6iaEas, bebaScs, Delainss acl Prints and
hoVVO OF D0mestlcs-rnlrarinS the largest lins
American Noolrns Gotten Hsojs Kept LS any silRr
hGnSc, II not b! my !iSuRe in The city
laid IL ilgir stock githS yew 70 closer cash
Shatlhs THntingto ppaAe!I tf.l sHHl7atI 1900 fSft
They feel confident that fhey can cer !lducsusnLs 10
WyerE tSeeed ly no house in the Nes in
te t3rj States no trouble seE s0oiS-Eoots ssnttS
Cars. Hotels and lSoGts for eustOInCts. @t''
az 4tasgs "a hand. Prluse Live Geese Feathers brd
n9HS
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ENC ouRAGK q AIfHRT CAN MAN IIP1 OF C'iIKs
tRCNA ESk' = tEtCSlEK- K-E6EKEEES'S5nf
Writing FlUid

TSCE this superior Ftut f1I has been before thk pallo
noT nearly tNo yeNrsN IT has hetn oosthntY EApipH
tsSSr and Is now proierIed by mAay 70 The fur famed Ar
With smaller silva iahumeCabIS Rve been sold
10 b1nksr5 and merchants IN Cincinnati louisville Pitts
enrSh Ruhlo, Cleveland, Detroit Tsrrs Hauc
tRdi9naRS sEansylIs, frankfort LvtuEOn,
;.S ,,," Osen adopted In The stht Da
ltmeitts OF kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi
thFyS first class Diplomat q. 3eehRnics Insts
Slncill and LOuiEyte niplomRs and ITzu Me.
dhs Gt State EaiTs held last Pan Yo Ohio
and IllnoIS. fr7 .-.,.t 5tI- TfT H. - S'5T'r -
me io."Elng MERCHANTS bankers, &c u Wheeling, bar+
l:TS Book Keepers WritlnS Fluid: -
Northeastern Bank O! Virginia. Nereha.its'
llanE Of Htcens BHrk Of WheolnE Crescent Stanufact
ring company County cirrk OF Ohio County; National
$apIl UliCs BlitiEo' sni ohln Rallrond Oice MclFe
sion,e; Kelly HoOwss Co.; RnsseN SIC Ae"; qeedon.
MhttheNa Co.. T. Sweeney Som; Doane & Cowgirl! OFT
Boyd lioyd OFT; Oliver Pryos; Jas. H. fou: Coz Lamb
din, GubersoG Col; Press f=i-t '3iiti'i 3iti
Il For Eae at mRnufacturSrS pSIcJs by f t.-fiffT Is
oc50 LhMBD1S, GILBERS0E HCO.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

WOULD usnbuner to to subscribers for papers, ,PsESS
IcRlS whose have been tuS
Ar Tohn'S Books that receiving said Pericdi
calS &c regularly, , would reGuret those above TEIefre
TO- TO eaibatl III Main street Any Wishing 10 dseonte
their sbAcip Will please advise That
preserve their cOp!Ce. We hive received
elegant iy Ebieh; also laie as Meute' np4
Mrs SouthwOTiha, NOriS. Everything IN tue Boob and
Stationery me cah be Rl at R1bk ssare Ne.
III Main II
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IIERNTS.

OPFiCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-EnIrance from Quincy st.
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sUMMER ARRNNG q d N L Mrs.

rFNo TlIpsETSEIIo ENTER BIY INSTITUTE on rEbur
\ me $5p and Illus stcure GUARANTEE SCHOEAR-
SllPS any time before the ls!y of next September can,
upon completing thorough course Of Double Rnty hook
EetPng aud its ColaitgTR Hranches secprc lucrative :rn
loyiueHt in Commercial Il kinG Houses Acc0untats
within ninety days Hftr their graduation, else tty AIN
be indeInnihed to tho full anohns of to paid for
ton, and thus realize r.f-fs .-is 100;
Frcc tuition, cI' lucrative situations. d
dratiuhtts fro1 this Institution iting responS-
bic and lucrative positions s Cuslgefs Book Keepers
railroad Oee C!rrks, IN different country
and are being preterrt by business mel, to Graduates Of
any other ArrcHutile College Hence unparaI-
leled inducements which nothing but tie great Superiority
of my instruct9n and orouG training Iay
business life would Warrant. * 4 f s--Igg
TIE I''aeGf 4f liS IstiiWtion AGs beer pructicGE
accoV3liGnt h! a L0nVar period Ran GysY Ots, 2tdcLtI
in the WeStcJR country. ~ Ii 81. IN f.-f.' %
Address the undersigned for further particulars,
-lny9 tH.s' 4.i VIII vs.. GRANGER.
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DAILI, per annuiE 'Vy '
TtI.WkSzLY, per aI.uni ;'SS ;5'
MEEELY, per anlutn Si'VV
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

VIrgInIua Ledge No. 3.-Mcess every Thursday
evening at the Hall, Of Market and Monroe streets
jaws W Mooar, y. g.; 3. n Carr, Secretary
FrnnLIin Lodge Ne. I3.-Meets as aborceveTy
Monday evening J. J. FRsscu, n. G.; W z. No
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t. Hem q aStiEIGp MUSIC. aisi35s -
lam constantly receiving ana Rse on hand Iarpe and
choice collection of Sheet Musc Also Instruction BonEs
for every Kind Of Instruments nov; In ,sst
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HEISKELI, q .SWEARINGEN

HEISKELL d SWEARINGBN
IL AVE received. their entire SECOND STOCK OF
II SPRING & .egNIbER GOODS presently selCt.ed IA
New York by Epple sud otherwise from the tDost TGctut
arrivals and elegant designs Of the They LeS
here to call the actipD Of buyers their CAtSasiEH stock
oI DEess Goods aud EubroideriS Witch IN variety sHA
beauty Of style, eonlined With moderate prices, sannBt se
rxceed Their stock Of Staple other 6uods Is likewise
very complete. -5 l- sax
We have nov olgned - beautiful aezorhncnt Of spTrH
and Summer prehS Goods, consisting Of
I Hl hicli Routiced GFeitadIue~, s 90 -. t'4-
ttF5, Bay aIere HlouBced BtTeGra, l,--sg- 81 r,g.,
BsJGlerc Plounctd EilkS,
F,s.fl i.- gliJ n Sirippu und FlOuncuJ OEgaBfirf
npS lEIsRELL < SwEARTNOES.
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.JIJI Y SETTL EmENTS.

rINEAs-ti.e iint+ria NJ so G. Powder. aud Oolqng,
j-2h ststf--l 81 EDWARDS K BIO.
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E-ILL5rAys-G IN TER Ilfl4E.r,
SNT0SE'sS THOMAS tASe rttasere IN aurSd.f5 AhBt
Z. heJ are 'roSIa rGssilt thel sii stock SIt Hand
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gl,e lDbrelir,g gntelIigenrer,

IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TBI-wEERLY AND WEEKLY BY
CAMPBELL & MoDERMOT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
RETIRED PHYSICIAN. whose sands

n of life have nearly out, discovered while u
the East Indies seertsin cure or Asth-
ma Bronchitis Coughs Colds and General Dsbtiity.
fhe remedy Was discovered by him when his eafy
child, daughter MAS given up to die. Hshsd hsal
mpch of the wonderful restorative and healing quail
ties Of preparations made from the East India Hemp
am, the thought occurred TO him that he might make
a remedy for his child He studied hard. and sac
eaajed in realizing his wishes. His child Was cured
and il now alive and we'll He has since adnanster
the wonderful remedy 10 thousand Of sufferers In all
parts Of the world and he has never failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. wishing 10 do
much good possible he will send to such Of his
afflicted fellow beings request it this receipt with
full and explicit directions for making IL up and sue
cessfully using He requires each applicant TO In
close him ono shiingthree cents ~ be returaed e
postage on the receipt, and the remainder 10 be sp-
piled to the pay usnt OF this advertisements
Address DE-. IL. JAMES. No. l9Graad 81.
Jersey City, Nj
N. B-Ds. H. JAMES has neither once nor agent IN
New York, y. some have pretended and advertised
Ths receipt 10 sent ftem NO PIAna hnt Nasis 0rsn
street. yerssy.City, N. J. iisw
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FUEL.-Our readers will find no better
opportunity than the present for laying in winter
supplies Of wood aud coal, which may now be had
al fair prices. If all who can afford TO do so will
make their purchases now, the destitute portion Of
til, community will find very little trouble In pro
curing enough through the winter months TO keep
themselves and their helpless children from per
lshing with cold. The scenes of last winter and
the difficulty in supplying the needy with the ne
ces'ries of lifc should impress upon our citizens
the Importance Of preparing in time to give old
Ninter warmer reception.
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The FEAT OF WALKING A THOUSAND MILES IN A
THOUSAND lloURs.-The approach towards compile
ton OF the feat attempted by james Lambert the
.y0ung English pedestrian, of walking "a thousand
mites III az many successive hours, was the means
OF attracting large concOurse of interested spec
tators TO BoylstOn Hall, last night, to witness the
closing performances of the enthusiastic pedestrian
IL Lad been given out that if successful he would
complete the task at two o'clock this morning and
the hail was filled by persons who were eager TO
know if he would he able to hold 10 the last mile
AMI who visited the place for the purpose of being
prrsentat his failure or at his final acc Jm lighmeDt
of the feat Lambert presented a better appearance
than on the night previous; still he appeared uncor-
sclous OF hat was going on around him, and the
labor that he performed was evidently very pain
fn Three men walked beside him last evening
in all ihs rounds i'll order to afford him some little
'ssistance IN the way OF flaming him, and Of keep
ing him within the limits of the track when he
likely to deviate therefrOm. At the compe.
tlOn of the SUCCESSIVE miles, he was hailed with
cheers and applause from the assembly The
TSth mile was accomplished in p minutes IL ST.
Cund; the g9lst in Is Is sec; the 992d in l9 I
~ sec. the 993d in - 80 sec; the 99ith i'll % rl
- the 995h i'll II III. Is sec; the 99Gth in %
m. - sec. the 937th in - IN. lU sec At l2o'cluck
midnight, he commenced the 99Sth mile. which he
accomplished in % minutes and Is seconds At
the close OF the last mentioned mile Bucklep. the
Lynn foot racer, started at run of three miles
around the track. He made the distance in l9 mil-
utrs and 40 seconds, stubing one the gruud in the
course of the
At o'clock this morning Lambert started upon
his 10OUth mile The consciousness of success in
spred and elatea him, and he marched off with
quick step and steady gait accomplishing the dis
tance in fourteen minutes and ten seconds.
4 continual cheering and clappng of hands
were kept up by the spectators and after he had fin
Ished the last mile he ran several times around the
track. The scene at the close one of great eX-
citement.-B0Si0n C0lH-ier, Sep. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

Annual MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF Con-
MlssIoNERs OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. The American
Beard of Commissioners of Foreign Missions com
menced its forty-eighth annual meeting at the Be
nificent church, in Providence, Rhode Island, Tues
day. Hon. Theodore Frelingyhuysen presided
After prayer, j. NJ. Gorden, Treasurer, presented
his report. The receipts of the year from all
sources have been S3s8. 1892, and the expenditure;
,TSS The debt has been reduced from $36, ,l9l
to $2S47. The Secretaries read their report
Three corporate members and four mssonarie,
have died during the year. Twenty-eight mission
aries have gone out and eighteen are under sp
nOintment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

A REQUEST IN TEE SPIRIT or CHRIsTIlNITY.-The peo-
pie of Taylor Co, (Va) In Convention, passed the
following, among other resolves:
''That we ask a special fayer of the NJ 4. Church,
North, and all other Churches that may consider
this country part of their moral vineyard for the
future to send among US only such ministers as
have wisdom and grace enough to enable them to
preach the gospel without meddlng with the civil
institutions of our country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

ANOTHER POLITICAL CLERGYMAN FALLEy.-0ne after
another Of the political clergy of the country are
being exposed, and are falling from grace. The
last case have to record is from the Celina her
cy county, 0hio,) Standard of the Sd inst, which
says that the Rev. Wesley Brock, who is one of the
loudest "Black Republicans in the Northwest, an
old minister. and recently Presiding Elder Of the
district has been guilty of the crime Of seduction,
and that the lady whom he has ruined has COM
menced legal proceedings against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

THAYERs EMIGRATION SCHENE-Some of the citi-
zens of Guyandotte, Va have held a meeting and
adopted resolutions declaring that they will take
such decisive and positive correction into their
own hands as will prove saiutary lesson to such
men for the future should Mr.. Thayer and his
Northern settlers come there and inculcste aboli-
ton sentiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
THE SoRA SEASON is about commencing.

The SoRA SEASON is about commencing.
and from the great number of birds said to be in
The marshes, promises to be rich one for sports
men. Along the marshes on James river the oats
vet too green to furnish the necessary supplies
tUr tsttening these little cormorants. but a few
days, and they will then be ready for Staying
With high tides, a light boatman skiiful pole man,
good gun and All abundance Of ammunition a few
hours may be spent most pleasantly ia sors shoot