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~FnLLow- -Crrrxsxs oY rHs Courry

OF HENRIoo.-I am candidate for the once on CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REvENUE for the 'Uppsr
District OF the County, the ensuing elsction tR
May next, and respectfully solicit your snlIfagse
NH 25-tde GEO w CARI9n
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~ TO THE VOTERS on DIsrAICr NO, 3,
HENkIOO COUNTY. II am : CANDIDATE foF the Of
duties Of the ONCE shall be discharged with pronpt
ness and adelity. kiection Fourth fhnsvday ID MAy
next
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RELEASE OF AN AMERICAN SEAMAs-The u S.
ship Dale, OF the A lean squadron, touched at the
port of Benguela, in February, and found an Amer.
ican seaman, Jeremiah Sullivan, from the whaler
Osceola Third, of New Bedford, who had been inl-
prisoned ten months by the Portuguese authori-
had committed assault. The commander OF
the Dale made fierce demand upon the govern
ment, and threatened to lombard the fort and
town If the American was not granted trial.
His release was then effected, and the Dale took
the two men on board and brought them of.
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PRETTY WELL "BAsKED Up."-The city ofSt. Paul,
Minnesota, has no less than thirteen banks within
its limits!
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The AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION gentle
men comprising the American Medical Association
assembled at the Smithsonian Institution, Wash
iDgton, Tuesday morning and organized.
On calling the roll, delegates answered from va
rious States as follows Maine 2, New Hampshire s /,
Connecticut Is, Vermont L, Massachusetts, 40
Rhode Island 5. New York 20, New Jersey Is, Penn.
sylvania GO, Delaware 4, Maryland "a, District of
Columbia Is, Virginia 8, North Carolina 8, South
Carolina 10, Georgia IL, Alabama I, Kentucky O..
Tennessee 7, Indiana 8, Illinois IL, Michigan 8,
Iowa 3. Missouri 4. Ohio IA. California, o. Harvey
American MedicalSociety of Paris, 1U. s. Navy,Geo
Clymer, c. D. Maxwell. The following are the
members from Virginia present p. c. Spencer
H. G. Leigh, Thomas P. Atkinson, j. n Schoolfeld,
John Fauntleroy, Hugh Ii. McGuire, J. C. Brown
and III. NJ. Lewis. t
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D6- To THE Worms or TIE CouM7Y or
HKsRIoo.--I am q candidate for the once of COM.
MISSIONER on THE REVENUE f0y the Up
District of the county. and respectfully sof1cs
NIB is~dtd cORBIa BuRr0N.
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SIS CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

fY.-I respectfully announce myself q eandidste
for reelscton to the Office Of CLERK OF nENRl.
co COUNTY COURT, at the election In May next,
2 NH 2--ta - -..-n WILLIAM E0LkKA N
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gsSs~ II it is a good picture you want,

60 to old Whtehurst's Gallery, =. Main street,
where yun will ROt be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which will boar inspection. Examine his
specimens Photos 9gaphs lAmbTOty pes CTaycn Hes Is
helaneotypes. panotypes. aud Nielleographs and
Photographs on silk or cambria hsndk erchefs
Old bsguerTeotypes copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any siZe.
Pictures taken from 81 "a cents rain or shine Pho
togIRpis from 81.
Also. Photographs Of the Washington Monument,
first class copy. aro ready and oT sale Call al
WATSON q SONS
n B.-A young man wanted, to learn the bust.
hess. ap I0-lm
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~ To rHB VorBRs or rnu TMrxD
DIsTRIcr-Peliow Citizens. respectfully u6sr NY
self a. = candidate for CONSTABLE u the shove
District and will be pleased 70 reccivs yorr votes
for the same the nth Of the preeent mouth lMayl
my 3-tdes | ss OH BULLiN610M
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DEATHS FROM ISTEapERAscE.~-ln New York, Mon
day. an inquest was held upon the body Of young
and rather prepossessing girl named Sarah Cost,
who died 10 one of the miserable novels in Bedford
street, from intemperance. She was scarcely
eighteen years Of age. lad named Morris o'Bri-
en-, ouly thirteen years OF age, aiea yes'efaay IN
Carpenter street. near Seventh, from the effects OF
excessive inebriation. An inquest was held In bis
case also, and, in BOTH verdcts of death from in-
temperance were rendered. What ia commentary
upon the progress and potency OF the temperance
reform in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

PROMPTLY ON HANp--0n Saturday last the frat
day Of May, Baltimore Broker arrived in the
cars with large pile of notes on the banks In this
place, TO which institutions he at once proceeded
without waiting to eat his dinner. The Central
Bank promptly redeemed the trifiing sum of $l6,-
600 aud the Valley bank probably as much more.
Both our banks are abundantly able to meet any
demands that may be made upon them, but 1t is
certainly outrageous that foreign brokers are per-
utted by our laws to drain them of their specie
They redeemed together on Saturday evening
about $4,000 of their circulation-Saanton (Tal
Speckdt0r. -
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t9 CoMMIssIoszR or rHn RxvrNuH.A-
In compliance with the desire Of 'Many Friends
respectfully present my self 90 . candidate for
Ss,;li TSos;MinhissloSER h yF The REyRhUk fpg ths
msnd deem 1t unnecessary 10 make : furshsr
pledge than assurance Of the faithful psrlhgm.
of the duties of the ofce should be fhs plsa-
sure Of my fellow citizens TO elect me 49, i1asf
ap l2--dtds a 0kO. II. TONpKIN0.f
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n~Fprsu Lrpcurs have ;u.

n FRESH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, BY Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which viii be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
20. Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
uight on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
25-ts r. n u0pqON
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~ To THE VorERs or rHn CIrY o.
RIchMoxps-I rsspestfnlly announce mysslf lcap-
for Monroe Ward, the present incunsDeus dseliainG
re eelection. 4 .4e : ) - JE69E WHERkY-
NH le-tdaa
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~ To TEE VorERs OF DrsrHIer No.
4, HrsnIoo CoUsfr II am candidate for sssietfson
to the once Of CONSTABLE. and should 4 Be- yoaF
pleasure TO elect me my constant aim shali b 70
continue faithfully and respectfully 70 psstosn he
si apis1dsdss id -sfse rHoe. Il. MONTx0Un.
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f~GoppARp,s LorIos Gopr

5doDDARD LOTION GoDDARD'S
loTIoN.-We have Just received another supply of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
have been waiting for it can now be supplied by
calling at MiLbSPAUGH JoH NST0N'S
ap 25 Drug Store "a East Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

rRicT, HEyMoo GouxIr.-I respectfully o1er my SER
nee Of HIGH CpNsTAELk of the 4th Dissries, and
will discharge fhs duties earnestly and hsAfnily,
II il shonld be your pleasure 70 elect ne, ~
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l@ To rHH vorsEs or HnHnloo

uoUNrY.-I take this method Of announcing myssAf
candidate for the Sherinalty Of Henrico county ct
devote a.of my time 70 the once and to dischar6s
its duties the Law directs. will try and - ~
voters Of the county before the day of And
IN tho meantime refer all such u with TO ascer-
tain my fitness for the ONCE TO my neighbors and
TO John NJ Gregory. ksq., John u. Young, EsQ.. AID
10 a--dtde E T.J OARTIl!
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BEAUTIFUL FLAG.-We were shown at
Mr. John +. Regnaults store, yesterday, beauti-
full stand ofcolors, to be presented to the r. L. L.
Blues by Mr.. Vim. Q. Taylor, on the 10th of this
sionth. The flag is made of excellent white silk,
with blue fringe, and bears appropriate devices. On
side is the coat of arms of Virginia, admirably
painted and bearing the motto SIC semper tyrannts
On the reverse, is the American eagle encirced by
thirty-one stars, with the inscription 'fRichmond
Light Infantry Blues, commissioned May 10th,
1888" The eagle bears in his beak a crimson
streamer, upon which painted in letters of gold
Presented by Ensign VIM. o. Taylor, May 10th,
1855" On the head of the flag staff is a plated
spear, we'll gotten up. All In all, this flag is the
neatest one that we have seen for a great WHILE
aud will doubtless prove most acceptable ami.
versary present.
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ENGLISH HoSoRs FOR AN AMERICAN SAvANr.-It is
announced in the London Athen;eum of March IS,
1885, that at the annual meeting of the Geological
Society of London, the president, Major General
Portlock, announced the award of the Walloston
medal, with the balance OF the proceeds of the
Walloston fund, to Prof Jas. Hall aud requested
Sir Roderick Murchison to transmit it to the med.
allist. The award of Walloston medal is the
highest honor which can be conferred by the
Geological Society, Except the presidency of the
Society," and this s the first instance of its having
been bestowed upon an American.
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nM. BArus. BArHs, bArHs

1Ee ID AT AS- DATHS, DATHS. .-H0t,
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street. .stEJ esf
Single Baths rs cents or tickets for al au&tO
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DURE CONCENTRATED EXTR ACT

4 JAMAICA GINGER An efficient and CRATE
ful stomschc stimulanf aud carmnatise. for the re-
lisf Of dyspepsia. datuIency OF cholic, allaying
nausea ~. &C This Extract contains. In . concen
trated form, all the essential properties OF Rae best
Jamaica White Ginger, and viii bs found valuable,
BLEED and lsngud state OF the stomach, accompanied
with sense OF sinking or faintness. which besides
being an attendant on dyspepsia. accompanies Al
most all derang ements Of the digestive organs.
Prepared and sold by
w POLLARD. Apotheeary and Druggist,
Richmnpf Wa.
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D0 AN A CANDrDATD ron rHn Or
IIcE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvENUI Tor
Monroe Ward. e is' t2si &@f ~ fFFE gFEf f8alM
NH I7-tdes {le. E JEO NJ MURRAY.
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A RIVER ON FIEE.--Mons Siye Gubert who gave
an exhibition at Red Bank, some time since, of
burning material, for setting on fire hostile fleet
that might approach a harbor, repeated the ex.
pertinent yesterday from the north side of Smiths
Island. in the presence OF several hundred per-
sons on the Island, and large number gathered
upon the wharTes on the river front. barrel
of the burnink-msterial was poured into the Della
ware, aud when set on fire an intense flame of
some twenty feet sprang up with cracking noise,
like the destruction of dry vegetable matter at the
same time throwing off dense volumes of black
smoke. The smoke caused an alarm of fire. The
FIRE on the water burned some five or eight
minutes, and covered space of about thirty or
forty feet square, Philadelphia Ledger.
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COUNTY OF HENRfo0.
SHERIFF,

- To MY FRLLow-CIrIzHH or rHs
County OF HErRico-I am candidate for the eEfN.
kIFALTY of the County Of Henrico and restect.
fully solicit your suffrages at the ensuing election
IN May next. s+& HFsk&87& &EsE8N - RE1E@g-
ap2I-dims a1rrk n NTH nAvYa
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t6S- SrAMPED CoLLARs AND BANDS
for working; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR.
ap A-im No IFS Broad street.
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HORSE CHEWING ToBACco.-The anti-tobacco men
have paraded in triumph the assertion that man
s tho only animal which chews the weed. The
following from the Danville, Va, News will be
welcomed as complete refutation
One of the physicians of our town owns riding
horse which loves tobacco up to any good old
eastern North Carolnian that ever rolled quid
under his tongue. The horse will take quarter
of plug at the time and chew it with avidity
| and apparent delight. But the strangest feature
of the matter lie, he swallows the amber without
becoming sick at the stomach or head.
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EfSy% THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
- CETT ERR TED EEAAIE BIILE

This invaluable medicine unfailng in the cure
al those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
tie female constitution.
It noderates all excesses and removes all obstruc
II ns from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

NATIONAL FoUNDERIZs'-The House Committee on
Military Affairs have been engaged in inyestigat.
ing the subject of the establishment of national
foundries and the encouragement Of the manufac-
ture of American iron. The general policy il to
construct at least five steamers year for the use
of the navy, the machinery to be made at the gov
ernment fouudries, and also to manu- facture q new
style of ordinance. The bill which the Commit
tee are prepared to report provides for the estab
lshment of one Or more national foundries, ap-
propriates sufficient money to purchase ground
aud commence building, sites to be selected by the
Secretary of War under direction of the President,
who will appoint Board of Military Officers to
report on the various localities.
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To-Day the Propretor's Purse of 5000, two mile
heats will be run for, and an interesting race is
anticipated. Our readers will find the entries in
another column.
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A NOTORIOUS CREEK OUTLAW KnLRD-A letter
from the Seminole Agency, west of Arkansas, to
the Fort Smith Times, says:
The Creeks have killed the notorious Indian Yo-
bi, who has murdered SO many persons in the last
few mouths. They shot him three times, cut out
both his eyes, and Knocked him in the head with
an axe to be sure of his death.
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SABBATH SCHooL CoNvEyTIoN-An in

teresting Convention of the Superin tendents
Teachers and friends of Sabbath Schools is expect
ed at the First Presbyterian Church, this evening
at o'clock. A select company of children from
each school will make the choir on the occasion
They will sit in the gallery aud siug seve raj pieces
which have been practced. The Superintendents
of the several schools of Richmond and Manches.
ter, are TO give brief statistics of their schools
and several addresses to be delivered Such
aprogramme ought to draw togethera large mum.
Der of the friends of this good cause The chill
dren who are to go in the gallery, will be admit.
ted by tickets already given them.
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~. SHERITPALrY OF HsNRIco.-I an
candidate for reelection to the Office Of SHERIpY
OF Henrico JNO. A. HUTCHH0UN
de Io--dNdA a...s d. --.-9 - - --~'
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TO rnI vcrsss on lsr pIs.nzc4 or
HxxHico Corsrr. = Al the soitcitatios d laapy
ffisads announce myself esadidses ~ M0N04k.
your suirages Should Ii b your pleasure to etect
me proaiss 10 discharge The duties of ths o0oets
'ns mS XII ss1sas = as ' JOHN n D00aBrr.
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tE-I respectfully Offer myself - .
candidate for the once of OONSTABLH. n thslth
ceivs tbs <bses ef my friends fbs The ~ eGee o
'ns a. 1e ls.sis ass p A's a4A' RoBrRr / sxira.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06

- To TEE VorDns or fnp CrrY on
ssain. @ e. ss Hs
~ " THE kkvENUk for Monrus Ward kefe.
oy announce myself Q candidats ibr she I'D S1oe.
nd Respectfully solicit your votes. and u1u6we Ivs
self to the faithful discharge Of the dntss q tSe
once, should it be your pleesore % elect ms e
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RrcHKosp- Il am candidate FOR The oGnes y eoa.
MISSIONER OF THk RRvENUB n ncSrss
Mard, and most respectfully ssk the supporf "a ~
me 70 that position. shah e1deavor 20 ahoW ~
nti,ial discharge Of my duties. that your conA1scs
NH s-sde MILLS .. oopWrr.
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pACON--l2 hhds prime nAese 6ad6
= !; ,:ss''ls1' ss '-E strwu i ~zss 4ca
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TAKE NOTICE. THAI receive sAods
\ weekly nom shs New yosk Auctio4A ,xkteh
wiI4 IN every fnstAnce b. eold - eun4lL e4snnes
n tbs nrst eose. hsss s4ss ALA1Ee
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Ar 1HB naoUHsf o. lnany of ~
klow-citizens, respectfully aanoapcs uyseefa
san1tsiais for thu once of NMlh6IoXH HRs o.
IHE kkvENuH br Monroe Ward, anA Will pfa1gs
fce, 10 elected. - 80 . Z = jOmN n n fIi6a~
+ my 4-dfde - -
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ERESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
l. We are now receiving from New York second
supply Of new and desirable 0oods. We are nov
opening new Siiks. ainghAms, Robes. Bareges Or
CANDIES. Lawns, Side stripe Berage relaines. AVS.
lin Collars, Marseilies aud Linen Sstts. Blsck and
White Checks for Dusfers. French and chsutitly
Lace Man.les &c. 4c, making our stock full ana
complete. all bought cheap and we are disposcd 10
offer bargains. 4 gE}sf.A {
N.Y. CHILES cTENERY.
r UMP PLASTER, &c.-- $50 tons soft
II Blue Piastsr y
z5 bbls " indsor Potatoes very fine ks
cxrgo Of schooner Village Belize Capt Harvey.
direct from Windsor. Nova Scotia, landing for sale
ia the Dock.
my5 BACON BASkeRvfLL.
DARRISH'S PHOSPHATE L0ZEN-
GEs. containing Pho.phAsss Of Lime. Iron ".
do and PotAssa. In "a agreeable form. well adADteA
g cases u GsssrA Debility. scrofuIa and uss yous
Diseases, E. RICOTs.
my3 DrugKist.
r INEN @ GODS, FOR MEN AND
~ CfILDBHNS WKAR-Pisntsrs, LInsn Ylr-
msrS Satin, ,snl sunneg CAsamsFsa recently hsashs
1t 3 great sacIidces and fby sale low, -a-.ggs {
mys 80 bFOad stzsef.
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LOCAL m ATTERs.
VIRGINIA CnsrRAL Aa.ron,ru,. !,

VIRGINIA CEsTRAL AGRICULTURAL Co.
cITI.--An adjourned meeting Of citizens vas Maid
ia the City Hal, yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Josspn marc, Esq, in the Chair to receive the re,
port Of the Committee Of Seven, appointed 10 pre-
pare Consultation, and to recommend suitable
officers for the Society.
Capt. DIhnocK, the Chairman ofithe Committee.
presented constitution, which was adopted.
JANIS LYONS Esq, OF Henrico, was then elected
President OF the Society. Twenty other djstin-
guishea gentlemen, from varieus sections of the
state, were elected Vice presidents and hfteen
gentlemen elected to compose an Executive Com.
fnittee. =.
A resolution was also adopted, requesting the
city papers, and all others In the State favorable
to the organization to publish the report aud con-
stitution, which will be furnished them by the se
crstary of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
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RELIGIOUS ITExs.-The Union PRAYER
Meetings, at the Hall of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, in Goddin's Building. are held
daily for one hour, commencing at 12 O'Clock pre-.
increasing appreciation by many who have been
in them from the beginning.
Daily Union Meetings, at 81 ?. NJ, were CON-
msrced a week ago. They are held 10 the ch arches
and are conducted by the ministers of the diffs,
rent denominations, who ter heartily into the ar
rangeDent. The meetings were last week at the
United Presbyterian Church; this week they ar.
held at the 1st Presbyterian Church (Dr Moe.e's
When the weather has been good, the attendance
has been large, nearly or quite filing the pews-
Rev. Msssrs. Moore, Hogs, Baker, Burrows. Wood
bridge, Head, and Peterkin have severslly con-
Quoted the meetings up to yesterday.
The City Sabbath Scis0ol CbnreHtioa this evening
at the 1st Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Moore's) will
be attractive to the friends Of this cause, aud in.
deed to all who desire to spend an evening ration.
ally and pleasantly.
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M~GEoRGK B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
ad residence No. al on Main between 8th and 9Th
trests Richmond Va. my 30-iy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
--aT-e-+G--

New LINE OF STAoEs.-The Wis
consin Stage Company have recently
placed four-horse coaches to run daily
each way between Kilbourn City and
this place, as an deposition" line to
Myers & Bonum's. They also run dai-
ly each way between New Lisbon and
this place, connecting here with their
line to Stevens Point-all four-horse
coaches. The Company seem to be
doing a brisk business, and from our
dealings with them we should say they
deserveit. No better men can be found
than the agents at this place, NIessrs.
Miller q Fegley, Of the Grand Rapids
House, and Mr.. John Ramsey, at the
New Lisbon station. Such agents will
always increase patronage for any en-
terprise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
St. Louis. June s

81. Louis, June S.
The RepuJHca7a's Leayenworth cor.
respondent learns from man who left
Camp Scott on the 8th of May, that the
troops would be out of beef on the 10th
Other rations would last until July LIST
No dispatches had been received in
the camp from Gov. Cummings
Nothing had been heard from Captain
Cummings. He was expected to reach
Camp about the first Of June.
\ Mormon named Williams, living
near Leaycnworth, had received a let
ter dated Salt Lake City, May sth
which represents everything as being
quiet in the valley.
Governor Cummings was in the city
at that date. People had given up al
idea Of fighting and had gone to work
on their farms.
The Independence correspondent Of
the Repu5Hcaa, writing June 4th, says
that the Salt Lake mail Of April 10th
had arrived, bringing the news that al
express had reached Camp Scott from
Governor Cummings, stating that he
had been we'll received at Salt Lake
and that Young was willing to transfer
all authority and enjoined his followers
to recognize Cummings as their future
Governor and aid him in the discharge
of his duties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-06-16
HE BIBLE IN ORR PrRI1c SruOOy,

The BIBLE IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Board Of Education of the city
OF WatertoW-n have unanimously resoly-
ed that the reading Of the Bible, and
all forms Of prayer, be discontinued in
the public schools Of that city. Some
OF the teachers, it seems, were wont to
call together such of the children as
would attend, just previous to school
hours, and read chapter from the BIZ
bic, following it by prayer. This prac-
tice the Board have prohibited.
The State Superintendent, Mr.. L. c..
draper, has addressed lengthy letter
to a member of the Board in reply to a
note setting forth the fact, in which he
takes strong grounds, in favor of the
use OF the Bible in public schools, and
the propriety Of moral and religious, as
well as intellectual instruction by teach
ers. The letter has been published in
the form Of Standardization Jour-
nal