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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

TaE RING -Portsr's Spirit chronicles the arrival
OF Aaron Jones, celebrated English trainer, who
comes to this country for the express purpose Of
putting the "Benieis Boy" In condition to whip
Morissey in the appointed match.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

QuIcK TiME-A mail arrived at Placeryille, Cal,
on the 10th ul:. 10 % days from st. Josephs. No
The tovn was Illuminated in honor Of the achieve
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

LAYIsa CORNER sToSs-The corner stone OF
the new Catholic Church. at Fairfax Station. on
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, will be
laid on Sunday next, the leth inst. the ceremonies
commencing at e]5 o'clock, A. n, Bishsp McSiil
OF Richmond, will ofaIciate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

kdsoxcs B. 6TnsL, Dentist, Ofies
esd sss,ssncs. No %. o. Main. between VI And ~
sSss. Aacenooo Va ny H-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

IA. WArER CooLRns.- have Oh
Esna q onr ewp manufacture, the best Quality
MALAh COOLER. neatly painted. Call And snD
KERsEH PARIS Pottery.
ny is-0 Corner Of 18th and Cary strsets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

PaoviDISG yoa THEN.-Mr. McIAin. Secretarv al
the American Colonization Society, last week, bur
chased 10 New York provisiou to the amount cf
8, coo; al Of which were shipped on board the Nj
sxara 70 cnarieston, Sor the uss Of the captured
Africaus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
: Coon Nxws.-We l.sra from yario,.


sections Of the Union that preparations are bsinr
mace oy stock raisers. mechanics and msnufactu.
rsIs 70 attend the u s. Agricultural Pair 10 thi.
ely on the 25th Of October, - for ths
nperai premiums offered. Many Of the owners Of
nne norses now ct the Springfield Horse SHOW.
in.end bringing their horses and cattle to Rich.
mono, ana throughout the couutry the greatest
s9Aiesy is manifested to secure the liberal prize
nnereo. Our Virginia farmers, nothing dauuted
y sne composition. are ready to contest the palm
~nn all compettors aud If they are not ARR on
.ne nst 10 thorough bred stock, they will at least
Ths aGn r",n show az they need not bs ashamed Of
order, and arrangements are being made TO have
ample motive power for exhibiting ell kinds Of
AsrIcuisurai Machinery. Lst all come Who can. =
Come from the North come from the soutb' com.
ron % the East, come from the West" our citizsns
MI w spare 20 enorts to give all welcome to the
metropolis Of the Old Dominion; while men Of
such steriing worth will be selected as Judges, ss
preclude the idea fpartisty in their decisions.
AS VIII be seen by reference to the advertisement.
Inc secretary is ready to receive applications for
space rom exnibtforr- Those Cf our readers who
nave not yet obtained members tickets, can do no
by forwarding 81 to the Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

sksi LxsLY.-In New Orleans, on Saturday,
AIss Rose o.. a.eKinnsy, aged seven years, severely
knife. No cause assixued. but proiehi, fesIonsv
wss At the bottom Of the AFFAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
STEARSs & MARvIn's
WILDER PAT. SALAMANDER SAFE,
a.CURKO BY THE LA BELLE"
20 FDGIi AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK

Tae,e celebrated SAFES have been In use seven
entete years, and nota dollars worth of books or
papers has ever bsen destroyed in them Two hun.
dref AID orty have been tested in accidental hres
For sale by
MAssIE & PLEAsANTs. Agents.
"a i5-im ko6y Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

PLoyGR.--An army Of juvenile sports
men were 10 the old fields. on the east suburbs Of
the city, yesterday morning. hanging away with
heir double barrels at the myriads Of plover, that
had just u.xde their appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

sag HoBsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
ND SHAAPOoIsG SALOON, under the American 40
on lIth street
N. Blot. Cold ard Shower BATHS can he lad at
il hours. singie Bath 25 Cents, or tickets for one
nlar ,eS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

sAD kHp--Ths EniFs{ W sSksestiassi isAys -
Mucn sxcitsaens Vas created sosas 1hw nrnsbs
ago over the eiopeu,snt from the c.sardsi~s -.
male Seminary Of Miss Merchant 81 Osvsjenl.
with \. Q. OHagan a1d the sussequsnt ssartl.xe ~
the parties. Mr.0'HAeAa ms drowpsd g aSsuY-
day, the 2Sth ult, while on apisasurs sxcossion
With some friends ct Ph flsdelphis. - = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

EALL TRADE l85S.--By recent arri-
= walls from Boston. New York and PhiisdeIthis.
am in receipt OF an entire new and fresh stock to
which beg to call the attention Of the city and
country trade. Among my assogtmsAt NO. b
50 bx. Layer and Bunch ., b,xes Muss.s wine
70 casks Preserved Gin. q bags nav @ Pain. auss
n casks ssf fresh currsn 90 90 9s 9ssss fes Psens.
lo0 do assorted Pickles 50 do 6oft Almonda
70 esses sardines % boxes Iemons'
10 trails Dates ak. ~ bbls Pranes -
l0o, ,We assor ted Cigars, from u 70 ti00ps I00s
s& -AIxO-- ssts1 EH9 has
manufacture daily nv justly celshfAted Reeam
Refined Crushed eugar CANDY, wsrrantad better
thai any made North, and sold ct the sAq,s priess
~ the inferior article. Give ne call before pur-
enasing. ct les Main street or,s .,.a,-.
EALL TRADE. Having just returned
= from Boston and New 70 Z, and recslyihr q
fresh stock Of aoads. am fully prepared @ 0r In
ducements e the city and c0usssy ssds. NJ sseek
3 100 boxes Layer and Bunch Rsinias. sau
% cssks fresh Curranfs s@ s- soaT
lou boxes heghorn Qtron. new - gsyaa
20 20 01ss' q '''Ssssa Se d'ss'r Gum plsSs asa-s
5000 lbs assorted yrt nch Rruits
All Of which viii be sold ct commisston prices 6r
r. which 90 sSis % sansy Il .ny isS aasosisS
tie fne st CANDY. from white ti usAsd su1Sr. I
rsspsctflliy ash call rou al In wsnt bsioss pur
- ANDREW ANrONf.s
:. n No. ls. next door 70 xzchs9es As.h.
y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

british LU 8 TR E-For polishing
~ Stoves. Crates. &c for sale by
JN0 w GARLIOK
Druggist aud pothecary
se rs Market Place. franklin street
old GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
~ 30 bags Of very superior. For sale by
seH EDWIN W0kTHAM co.
EsAMILY FLOUR.-20O hhls Family
Yiour. Of choice quality. for sale IN lots 10 suit
= EDwIN woRTHAM GO.
n'ORHAY COLOGNE.-Mr. CHAH. 8.
~ DAWSON my suecessor Of the old stand fog-
ner a Nah and l6th streets has the genuine Or
Say Cologne WetsT, tdsntscaly the sArs . Grpsl "
UsAs by ne. - t3-ts - WOOD.
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k10 (NAl SAWED LATHs-very

1''tI3Os1O low prices
D.o0O Northern Sawed Pailings. ths most desirable
articse for enclosures to be bad Can be sold low.
FONTS OF various sizes. i0x26 feet long.
Lumber a every description far building purposes
oas bs ards for tobacco boxes. seasoned do for fem
cling =
S1nare Oah and Pine Tmbers, Lime, PIastering
Hair. &c. =
5A,d00 .eet Charleston Flooring
Bills Of any required dimensions of Timber fur.
nishsd at snort notice CWALTHALL. So
ae l5-IW Canal. eth and 7tn sfraafs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

NEW CARPET 6WEEPER.-AG GREAT
AS pOMESTlC ISvEhTI0N.-By the aid Of this
new Machine carps Is can be swept perfectly Clean
without raising particle of dnss in the room. IL
is indeed housekeeper's b'essing and IL needs but
ne trial to be convinced of it's merits 4 supply
Just opened and for sale by.
TEOs A BULKLEY,
Ne Is l37 Main streat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

bAnkss > siatsr Of His ExcellsAey shs 0evwnes Of
massachusetts,. accompanied By Miss usIen 3,
Eletcher and Mics Msria Maynsrd, len Waltksn.
o1 Insssdey, nr BaItimors. q sct n NE fSojsy
nary - that city. Miss hanks. Sa lbnehe last
seven yesrs been teacher II ths pselie seiess ef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

Tha ohlo seste ~ aakss 1lnce eAisAusek =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
g%- NEW FIRE PRoor Roo

subscribers, successors of EsTIlL d CO., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
ron offer the same to the public.
1t nskes OF thes very best and cheapes. rosfs
ever used for DIV ELLINa6, CHURCHEs, BARNS,
DkPoTS, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for TIN reofs
stops the eeky ones, and prssenAs thsAe newly put
on IRON leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will net require
To pailtiug Tor many Years
All orders in city or country promptly attended
ts CD YALE 90,
lSo Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
10 HaIU III
~ County Rights In Virginia for sale.

CAUTION. - Nessrs. &. ID. YALE &
90. ers our emily Agents. and all persons using
an Imitation offered here, made through inforIna-
ton get at the PateEt Office. wh be liable to ieS
treti, damages. [auoI ESrlLL Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

bay, II Wlaooneta. ahtp of ~ tons befeeos -
~ nAsivo unbee, ubieh uhea eenQlstei M -
los6ed uNk cargo AZ lnmhef ~ Mtp-e9ll6tog
asd tahSa dlfset t6F Essspool. fAe veesel = srpe-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL.
= MpoRfsas AM yosBxHs,.
No. Pearl ST., Hichmond.
Have noV in store and yeadv f,r %tssssifSs "a

~ FALL SALEG,@
A large and unusually attractive, stoek Of
Notions & Fancy Goasi
the trade. :
HOSIERY. MARsETLr.ra cnf1na
CLOVIS, THKUa ia rSS>e'
EMBROIlRIHs. n, WnOInS hfosa,
SKIRTS. sHIRTa Nm MIX
6UBPENDERS, FRR
IkIMaINas. PsRsStMnarEs AND
bUINNSs fstaE SOAPS "a ga
Logesn.r With general asecrtu,ent Of FANCY and
STAPLE AkTIoLE6, suited 70 town and Oountry
trade, al 1RzsH. DEsRABLl aAd cHRAR.a lsfiRe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

JArAS, on canvass, 10 to be seen every
evening at Metropolitan Hail. II II said 10 b one Of
the most attractive panosamas ever exhibited 10
this city Bee it tonight II you have not dccs %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

TIM FaAssH Rfysn GoiD Mrsss.-The Rev. Bishop
Scott, Of the Msthodist church, who Il now on an
ocia sist to the Pacific, hes recently visited the
neighborhood Of ths newly discoversd gold mines
He took psseags 70 !OiympIs By the way of Bel
fingham Bay, stoppiuy . short time 10 Victoria
he thus hnmorously describes his visit to that
place
-Some nftsen or twenty of the brethren came to-
gether 90 "Wednesday night, wbsn after preceding
not ser mon, cousuited With them 10 regard
OF those at Victoria who may be willing 10 proflt
BY our ministry. The brethren do not doubt that
IL the mines mset expectatiou, aud Victoria do
nos 30 70, saey ~, % able to give preacher de-
send them one, II l can nnd the right sort Of man.
and also to Whatcome and Ssnecome found the
people at Beiiinehsm Bay and at Victoria In great
ana painini suspense 10 regard to the future, but
the prevailing feeling 10 that o; discours geuneut-
Many have spent all their funds, have nothing 20
do, aud know not how they are either to live here
or to get away So II h also, am told, up Fraser
river; II the traii can be cut through il the va
ter fall sahicienty 10 the rver il the mines prove
rich aud sufficiently extensive, II and fit Il ali
IT, am not you know, . MINER and nv opinion
is not worth much, bot ct any rate have No mo-
i've 70 20 partial; and my opinion is that this
Fraser river excitement will prove to be ths
greatest bumbug of the age, and that many people
will suffer even to the last extremity Tbje Va
my opinion before left Califorpia and have seen
no reason to change it since came here, but much
10 strengthen 1t. i fear that some parties will
have an awful account to settle iu regard 10 this
matter in . coming day.
ASUGGEsfIvR IsCIDENr MIR. Robert Morris. the
coiored lawyer Of this city, recently bargaine for
residence 10 Caryville, Chelsea for which he was
to pay 50 600, but the fact coming to the ears of
some OF the select white inhabitants of that local
ty, they sent to the owner Of the estate q remon-
STRANGE against Mr.. Morris settli ng there. The
owner of the house felt the force OF the remon.
strance and the result is that Mr.. Morris cannot
have the estate. The Evening Gazette, from which
We gather these facts, says that "the opposers of
hr. Morris are those who have been most in SYM
pathy with Kansas, and most forward in move
ments sympathisiog with the oppressed, and
Boston, Courier.
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IIALL TRApE.-Hssirr insl refnrn.e
ELTDE ISL AND GUANO.L1Wss- A.,

ANUhEW ANTUHI.
No. l'e. next door 70 kxchaqee 1snh,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
re- Trouble is anticipated between

H- Trouble is anticipated between
England and France, growing out of the
former declining to Danish Italian refugee:
from her territory. Letter writers quote
Count De Morny as speaking, in his con
gratulatory address to the French Emper
or, in bitter language against foreign gov
ernments "who offer holy hospitality te
wild beasts" One letter says:
1t is believed by members Of the diploma.
tic corps that quarrel with England on
this question will be unavoidable. 1t is
known that Lord Palmersten will not re-
cede from the stand he has always taken
on the subject Of the rufugees, and yet the
Emperor and the leading men of the Gov
ernment have committed themselves since
this last attempt to such an extent, that
conflict between the two Governments
seems inevitable.
The Paris correspondent Of the N. Y.
Courier says:
The most serious matter connected with
it, latter the miraculous escape of their ma
jesties, is that the French Government will
demand of the English Government the
expulsion from the British territory of MAJ
zini, Ledru Rollin, and the other Socialist
Refugees, and that the British Govern
ment will refuse compliance. This is more
grave affair than, perhaps, you will imag-
inc, but l suppose it will be gotten over.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
An Arkansas Fathers Advice to
His Son,

Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. You're going to throw me
out of the game, and 60 it alone. The
odds is again you, Bob, but remember al
ways that industry and perseverance are
the wining cards; they are the "bowers." !"
Book learning and all that sort of thing
will do to fill up with, like small trumps,
but you must have the bowers to back 'em,
else they amt worth shucks. If luck runs
agin you pretty strong, don't cave in and
look like a sick chicken on rainy day, but
hold your head up and make believe you
are flush of trumps; they won't play so
hard agin you. Pve lived and travelled
around some Bob, and I've found out that
soon as folks thought you held weak
hand, they d all buck agin you strong. So,
when you're sorter weak, keep on bold
front, but play cautious: be satisfied with
a pint. Many's the hand I've eucred cause
they played for too much. Keep your
eyes wide skinned, Bob; don't let 'em mig
on you! Recollect the game lays as much
with the head as with the hands. Be tenn
perate: never get drunk, for then no mat
ter how good the hand, you won't know to
play it; both bowers and the ace won't
save you, for there's sartin to be "niss
dear' or something wrong. And another
thing. Bob, (tlis was spokerin lev tone,)
don't go to much after the women; queens
is kinder poor cards; the more you have of
'em, the worse for you; you might have
three and nary trump. l don't say dis
card 'em all; if you get hold of one that's
a trump, it's all good, and there's sartin to
be one out of four. And above all, Bob,
be honest; never take a mans trick wot
don't belong to you, nor "slip" cards, or
"nig," for then you can't look your man in
the face, when that's the case there's no fun
in the game; it's regular "cut throat" So
now, Bob, farewell, remember wot l tell
you, and you'll be sure to win, and if you
don't, sarves you right if you get ''skunked."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
The Indiana Regulators.

The Lagrange Standard of the 18th
says "the work of our Regulators goes
bravely on" and states that the Regula.
tors of Lagrange County have been regu-
larly organized under the statute of the
State, and are now legally authorized to
finish the work they have so energetically
begun. That must be singular law Of
Indiana which legalizes mobs into Judge
Lynch Courts. A bogus money printing
press was added to the trophies of the
Regulators in Lagrange last week, and two
black-legs were added to the thirteen crlm-
inals already consigned to Jail by the Com
mittee.
The Noble County Register reports that
important progress has been made in
breaking up the great organization of crime
which has existed for some years in the
North Western States. In the counties
of Wells and Adams, south of Noble, the
Regulators have made extensive arrests,
and large amounts of stolen property have
been recovered. Confessions divulging
crime and disclosing confederates have
been made, and the Register sets down
the number of arrests at one hundred, who
have been captured in different portions of
the States, growing out of facts first elicit
ed In Noble county. A portion of the
horses, carriages, DC, run of
from Lagrange county, has been recover
ed in the State of New York, and the
gentry in whose possession it was found are
in jail awaiting requisition to get intro
duced to the Hoosier Regulator system
Of dispensing justice. Quite a number of
persons implicated in Indiana have fled
from the State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
Eclipses in 1855.

In the year 1858 there will be foul
eclipses-two of the sun and two of the
moon.
1st. A partial eclipse of the moon, Feb
ruary 27, only partially visible in the
United States. The moon will rise partly
eclipsed, which will take place generally
after the time of the greatest phase. Its
magnitude will be O,333 of moon diane
ter on the southern limb.
I'd. An annual eclipse of the sun, March
Is. The sun will be centrally eclipsed on
the meridian, in longitude deg- As west
of Greenwich, latitude As deg. A north.
In some parts of the United States the sun
will be partially eclipsed.
Sd. A partial eclipse of the moon, Au-
gust "a. The magnitude of the eclipse will
be O,47O of moons diameter on the north
ern limb. At some places the first contact
will not be visible, but at most places in
the United States the whole eclipse will be
visible.
4th. A total eclipse of the sun, Septem-
Der Z. In longitude 40 degrees west of
Greenwich, latitude 80 degrees 40 minutes
south The sun will be centrally eclipsed
in the southern hemisphere only.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04

ignoraace, and blessed me with those holy
hands-they were the first pure fingers
that touched me with the touch of love
and made my buried heart throb with new
life. o! little Antoinette, you were the
first ons to lead me to my Saviour-on
your infant breath my name was first car
ried up to Christ. o! my lamb can'st
thou not look down upon me, and see me
bend ozer thee, blessing even thy inani-
mate clay? But the tomb cannot hold thee,
infant disciple. Already is she up there g.
he cried lifting his streaming eyes. "The
brightness of the glory, OLLord God of
hosts, falls upon her temples. She hath
led souls to Thee, mighty Redeemer, and
thou wilt give her crown of life"
He ceased and bowed his head upon the
coffin. What oration before the crowded
monarchs ever reached the sublinity of
this mans suffering over the dead form of
little child! He had been converted
through her ministrations, and since his
entry into the gospel ministry, he counted
those who believed on Jesus through his
faith and his ministry, by hundreds; and
be laid his trophies in the name of Jesus;
beside the gentle child who taught him
Christ -la .E
Reader l have not written fiction. The
dust of the child has slept in the green
graveyard where the flowers are springing
to-day twenty-three years. Twenty-three
years she has been seraph in glory
Twenty-three years she has looked upon
Jesus her Saviour and her Redeemer. O.!
what do you and l seem beside this beau
tiful seraph? Though we drain of the
fountains Of earthly wisdom, we cannot at
tain to tythe of that divine Knowledge
that fills her cup of bliss this day. Twenty
three years in the presence of the Lord of
life, going up and down the steps of light
walking and talking with angels-pure
-consecrate-holy!
And may not you and win some stars
to our crowns of eternal rejoicings ?-Moth-
er's Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
"THE JERKs.n-The Illinois Baptist O,

"THE JERKS" Illinois Baptist of
January IA, says that this strange infatua-
ton is again revived. 1t made its appear
ance at a protracted meeting among the
the Methodists at Indian Grove. The
scenes are described as very exciting
From fifty to hundred were jerking at
the same time. Their hands, shoulders,
feet and head would be violently thrown
into the most grotesque and apparently
painful shapes. The women's bonnet's
would fly of, their hair become dishevelled,
and in some instances snap like a whip.
In some instances it attacked unbelievers
in it, and unconverted men who tried To re-
sist it by folding their arms and wrapping
them tightly around their bodies, but in
spite Of themselves, their shoulders, first
one and then the other would be jefked
back till they lost ell control of themselves
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
g The Kansas Territorial Legislatu

ES Inc Kansas territorial Legislature
is doing land Office business. 1t has re-
moved the Capital from Lecompton to
some village with musical name, hither.
to unheard of; it has passed a law abol-
ishing slavery in the Territory, and max
ing the holding of slaves high misde-
meanor punishable by Imprisonment in
the Pentitentiary; it has abolished the
whole code of laws adopted by its illus
trious predecessors; it has passed a bill
providing that fany person or persons rep
resenting himself or themselves as elected
under the Lecompton Constitution, as Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary or Treas
urer of State, shall assume or undertake to
carry out the functions of said Office or Of
fees, such person or persons, upon convic-
ton thereof by any court Of ofcompetent ju-
risdiction, shall suffer death; it has passed
bill providing for another Constitutional
Convention, the election of Delegates to
be held on the 4th Tuesday in March. As
the Missouri regulators Of Kansas affairs
and the Administration officials, have all
along professed great REVENGE for the enact.
ments Of the Territorial Legislature, it is 10
be hoped that they will still be 10 favor of
''law and order"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-04
Arrest of u Defaulter.

The Columbus Gazette states tbs war.
rant was issued from the Executive De-
partment on Friday last, on the requisition
of the Governor Of Pennsylvania, for the
arrest of Rev. Frederick w. Porter, the de-
faulting Secretary Of the American Sun
day School Union. The Gazette says:
Mr.. Porter, it viii be remembered, prov.
ed to be defaulter in the sum of s70,-
600, money principally borrowed by him
on the credit of his official position, but
which be appropriated to his own USE
Upon the discovery of the defalcation, MIR.
Porter left the city of Philadelphia clan
destinely, and came to Lancaster in this
State on q visit to his sister.
The special charge upon which his ar
rest was made was for obtaining from Miss
Eliza A. Sessions one thousand dollars
under false pretences, Mr.. Porter is about
20 years of age, for forty years acted as
the corresponding Secretary of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union.