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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-11

OF One of the employees in the
HERALD OF FREEDOM office, it is said,
voted the Democratic ticket the other
day. Immediately after, it was remarked
that "this was just what should have
been expected from one of the hands in
that Office" We are happy to announce
to the world, "and to the rest of man
kind" that we have never been in the
habit of controlling or directing the poll
tics of those in our service. We hire
theirservices ascompositors, pressmen, &c.,
but thus far we have never attempted to
buy up their votes. If other printing
offices do so, it is matter between the
employer and employed, of which we
shall not trouble Ourself.
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civil Action.

IEhhiTOh1 VI hANcASi
Anderson County. J
, ,a9x g !; rnhsrich Civil Action.
In the Third Judicial District Court. sitting
within and for the county of Anderson, in
said Territory.
THE object OF this Suits to recover judg-
L ment for the sam Of sl96 and interest
thereon, at the rate Of so per cent. per annum,
from the 5th day Of September. 1857, and also for
500 Solicitors fees and costs of suit and, also,
to fareelose q mortgage executed BY said defend
ant to said plaintiff. on the SOUTHEAST quarter
of Section No. 81, Township No. 90 of Range No.
10. containing one hundred and sixty acres.
1t appearing, by affidavit filed, that the defend
ant, John Hickman, is q nonresident of this
Territory, il is therefore ordered that the said
John j. Hickman do, b. the 18th day Of July,
1889, answer the petition of the said jackson
l. Prentice against him, filed in the Clerks
office Of said Court. or the same will be taken as
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
- In Testimony whereof !, Alanson
(EEaI, NSimons, Clerk of said Court. have
\%@ JhereuntO signed my name and afixed
y ~ the seal Of said Court, at Garnet in
said comfy and district this 9th day Of May, 1859
ALANS0N SIMONS, Clerk.
SHuMUR MclSTIsT, Ats for Plaintiffs.
June 4 i59.-6t.
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or We learned, too late for insertion,
last week, of the Free State nominations
in Linn county. Ii. NJ. Dobbyns and ].
Faris were nominated, and we hope to
hear Of their election.
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or AtchisOn county is reported DEM
ocratic by 800 majority.
johnson, Wyandott and Doniphan
counties are also claimed by the Demo-
Gratis.
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The Epi.eopal churoh.

We are happy to learn that the Episco-
pal Church, in this city, is SO nearly COM
pleted that the ladies of the congregation
are making preparations for the purchase
of carpets, organ, &c.
They are to give Festival in the build
ing, next Thursday evening. The build
ing, which has been erected for this
congregation, is one of the neatest and
most substantial in the town; we hope,
therefore, that our citizens will enable the
ladies to furnish it in becoming man
ner.
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GA meeting of the Missouri River
and Rocky Mountain Railroad Company
will be held at the Office orc. Robinson,
in Lawrence, on the 25th of June, at
noon
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Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods
CLOTHING!

CIOTHING!
so Black and Brown DRESS COATS. $40 to ss5.
50 BUSINESS UlTS: from Ss to $50.
800 VESTS, from 81 Is to $40.
500 PANTS, from 81 TO s5
Also Summer Clothing-all sorts, sizes and
prices-a large stock.
Please give US a call before purchasing else
where, for we are bound to cell cheaper than the
cheapest.
HATS AND CAPS!
Silk Hats, Stove Pipe Hats. Black and White
Mole Skin Hats FiT HATS Black anu PRO Prow ~
All sorts. sizes and prices, which will BIO sold
cheap, cheap, cheapl AT SCTLIFF'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
The place to buy Shirts, Collars, Crayats,
Scarfs, Ties, Pocket Hdkfs, Kid Gloves, Buck
Gloves, Driving Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitteps, U n
dershirts and Drawers. Oyershirts, Hlckory
| Shirts. Hosiery and other things too numerous
| to mention, is at 81 Tiff .. be-
TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
We will sell Goods at wholesale as low as at
st. Louis, Kansas City, or Leavenworth. 1iVe
us a call.
OUT FITTING GOODS.
large stock just received, at SUTLlFFS.
Mr.. S. employs the BEST OF W0RKMEN,
and with the assistance Of SINGERS FIRST
CLASS SEWING MACHINE. is prepared to
mako to order on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS;
and with GREAT DISPATCH, COATS, VESTS
and PANTS. in the latest New ork and Boston
Styles, and aperfect fit guaranteed.
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Kept constantly on hand, and sold at moderate
prices TO SUIT THE HARD TINES. Give us cal
| and we will do you good in the way OF workman
ship, good material and genteel fits.
! N.B.-Don' forget the place. doors south o.
main entrance, Eldridge Block.
Lawrence. April Is. ls59.-tf.
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o. We call attention to the card
of L. Fillmore, Esq. He iswell recon-
meuded, and will, no doubt, secure fair
share Of legal business.
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Almost a Serious Aeeiden.

AS Rev. Mr.. Mute and his lady were
sitting at the tea table few evenings
since, bullet passed through the window
in line with the heads of both, and just
missed them. 1t was shot by careless
boy. When will those, who handle in
struments of death, cease to be thought
less =?
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Hannibal & St Joseph Railroad.
NEW ROUTE OPENED Foa THE
EAST AND SOUTH.

ON and after MONDAY. FEBRUARY %. this
" Road will be opened for business. through.
out the entire length. Passenger trains will
leave st, Joseph every morning. running through
in eleven hours, and making sure and close con-
nection with Packets up and down the Eissis:
sippi River, and all the Railroad Lines East and
south. Line Of Packets will run IN eonneo-
ton with the Road, above st. Joseph, to the
Bluff. on the opening Of navigation. Stage
Lines connect AZ st. Joseph from all parts OF
Kansas, Nebrasks and Western Iowa. Travellers
from Nebraska and Western Iowa will md tbs
The quicken, easiess and eAenpesf route g All
points on the Mississippi River and East.
Through tickets can be bad at the once IN 81.
Joseph. for nearly all parts Of the country.
JOSIAH HUNT, Superintendent
P.B. GRoIf, General Ticket Agent.
Feb 49, 1e5o
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At the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing
on Monday, TIE aiaaeeath day r Sepsen.Ger IT, n,
for the disposal Of The public lands withlh inc
following named townships, viz:
South Of fae bose liae and east Of tse sixth prfn-
cipal DssrididR.
Townships l, 9, "a and G: and the parts OUT
side Of the Indian reservation Of township Z, OF
range u.
side Of the Indian reservation of township q, OF
townships /, 9. 3, 4, sand 6; and the parts out
side of the Indian reservation of townships re
f townships n: Il T. ., ). .c7, 6, and 10. of
range 3.
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z Special Notices.
odd Follows.


T AwRENCE LODGE 40. /. o. of G. T;
II meets regularly. every Monday. at u
o'clock, in Babeock. 4 Lykins' Hall Members
Of the order from other Lodges are invited 10
meet with us whenever they can make il conyen-
lent. j. U. TRASH. w. ".
a. G. DALEE, W. 3. Mas |. SO.
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By the President q the o. S.

rN ,r,sr.re If law r. JAMES BUCHANAN.
| pppe.;5snt ~ tho United States Of America.
a, berehy declare. and make known that Ppoiie
sales will be held at the nndermentianeu IalH
Offices in tho Territory oil hansas' ~ 'n0 Peii0~'
hereinafter designated, TO Wlt;
At the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing on
N3ndgT fSe fffernR day Of august asrf, for the
disnossi Of the public lands within the follow
ing named townships. viz: ,.-,,
SoEfk on fAs 5dseliae AID east Of ts ssth prsNet-
pal meridtdn.
Township ,. Of range %.
Townships g. 4 and Z, Orange q.
Townships g g. l. S and6, and the parts OF
townships and outside cfthe Indian reserva-
tion, of range 81. A.. rna;.,
reservation; townships3, 4, and o; ana the parts
Of township outside of tho Indian reservation'
The parts Of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships3 ,, and o; and the parts
OF township 7outside Of the Indian reservation,
The parts of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; townships ,, and ;; and the parts
of townships 9 and Z outside Of the Indian reser-
walton, Of range Is.
The parts Of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; township 2; and the parts OF town
ships g. 4. 5 and outside Of the Indian reserSa-
The n parts Of township outside Of the Indian
reservation; township; and the parts Of township
outside Of the Indian reservation, OF range 10.
Townships and .; and the parts OF townships
,. 4, S, o and outside Of the Indian rcservanon'
ToSgnships .. asa, 5 ard G; and the parts Of
township outside of the Indian reservation. Of
a townships Le,a,4,5 and 6; and the parts Of
township outside Of the Indian reserVaton'oi
range -.
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Western Stage Company I!
porrp HORSE COACHEsl

FOUR-HORSE C0ACHESI
T FAVE Lawrence. o'clock A. NJ. Of Non
IL days, Wednesdays and friday; Tor -. Joseph
son. Doniphan, Geary City, Wathena and II
wood. arriving the same evening at ST. Joseph.
y RETURNING TO Lawrence. on Tuesoays.
THURSDAYS and Saturday..
time to connect with the boats running TO 81.
Joseph Railroad. ,,o,,s,,.
renee. where application win be made Tor pas
'A Enr;l =. isso.-sm.
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Paoln Academy.

THE SECOND TERN Of this institutioaa VII
continue twelve weeks.
TERMS.
Common English brs9shs'. $40 - "
Classics, Mathematics, &C., extra sach.
Music upon the Piano Forte. with use :.
az instrumeut. - %
To accommodate Pupil from ndisteuce, board
can be obtained In private fanil % tns moss
reasonable terms. A. q. BVbth1S.,
March -, yD-5m. 80 ffineipAi-
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Storage, Forwarding and Commission
FORE kFu.x.mORE,

HAyISG rented the Emisrant Aid Building.
IL Qor1nerly occupied by q. w HuntJ are
prepared. and will give strict attention to the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission business.
Lawrence, May 2sth, ls59.-tf.
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Attic land office Mt Lccompton. commencing
on Monday tie eighteenth day Of July nesf for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
pal meridian.
Indian reservation; townships 10, 20 andsii ana
the paris Of township % outside Of the Indian
reservation, Of range -.
reservation; townships ls. 10, 90, 81 and = OF
range 81, -
outside Of the Indian reservation; townships 10,
10. Gu 81 and %, Of range 20. -
The parts of township II and outside Of me
Indian reservation; townships IL and u; tho
parts Of townships Is, 10 and IL outside Of the
Indian reservation; townships Is, IL, 70, Il and
townships Ii, la II and IL; the parts Of town
ships is. Is, II. Is and 10 outside Of the Indian
reservation: townships 90, q and y. OF range ls.
Townships II, 10, Is and II; the parts OF town
ships Is and 10 outside Of the Indian reservation;
townshipsoe, 81 and .. Of rangel7.
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At the land ofiice at Lecompton, commencing
on Monday, the t,centy second day ~ August heSs.
for the disposal of the public lands within the
Soaf6 OF he Edse line and east Of he sirM lrtnef-
nal neTidiTH.
townships Ii. -. I3and "A; tho parts Of town
ships sand 10 outside OF the indian reserSatloh'
townships 90, 81 and %, Of range 10.
The parts Of townships II and II outside OF the
Indian reservation; townships - and u: tho
parts Of townships IS and 10 outside Of the Indian
reseryation: Townships 90. 81 and2s Of range Is.
The Part OF township IL south Of the Indian
reservation; townships IL and IA; the parts OF
townships is and 10 outside Of the Indian reser-
yaton townships 90 = and - q IsI H. ind;a
reservation; townships 10 and IA; the parts of
townships is. 10, IL, Id and 10 outside OF the
Indian roscryatiopi townships 20, q and e. OF
range -.
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At the land Office at Ogden, commencing on
Monday. the nindeenM day Of September Rsart for
thedisposal Of the public lands within the follow
ing named townships, viz:
South Of the base line and east Of the sfsth prSf;ef-
nal meridian.
Tounships6, :, g. 9and 10; the parts Of town
ships II and l. outside the military reservation;
townships i3, II, IS, 10 and IL, Of ranges.
Townships7, o. TO- II, u, 70 and IA. Of range.
Townships g. o. 10. II, u, 10 and "a. Of range J.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of
schools, Indian, military. and other purposes,
will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of the above lands will be COM
menced on the days appointed, and will proceed
I in the order in which they are advertised until
/ the whole shall have been offered and the sales
thus closed; but sale shall be kept open longer
| than two weeks, and no private entry Of any OF
| the lands will be admitted until after the ezpi-
ration Of the two weeks.
| Given under my hand, atthe city Of Washing
| ton. this 22d day Of March, ammo Domini, lh5g:
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOMAS a. HENDBIcKs.
| Co1nmissfoHer Of tie General Land OHce.
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OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADESi Differ
" emit STYLES sizes and patterns.
FORD 4 FILLMORE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-11

At the land Office at Lecompton. commencing
on NoRdGy TIE floeifth day OF SepfGnoer n6rt, Tor
the disposal Of the public lands within the fol-
lowing named townships, viz:
South ne base line and east Of lie sfrfA PrfHcf-
pal naerididH.
The part of township IL south Of tho Indian
reservation; townships b. H. l5 10, Ia, IL, 49, ~,
81 and -, of range IL.
The part Of township IL south OF the indian
reservation; townshipl3i theParts Of townships
IA IS 49, II and Is outside Of the Indian reserya-
tion: townships 10, 20, Gland %. Of range IL.
The parts of townships 10, II and y outside Of
the Indian reservation; township -; tho parts OF
townships IA and ls outside Of the Indian reser-
walton. townships 10, %, 81 and %, Of range 10.
Townships 10, II, - and 10; the parts OF town
ships Hand ls outside Of the Indian reservation:
townships 10, 90, 81 and 81 Of ranged
At the land once at Ogden. commencing on
l,otdgu he fuenty-Rihfh day Of August Re1f, for
the disposal of the public lands within the fol-
lowing named townships,vlz:
Soua Of tie base line and east Of hse sfsH prf1cf-
pal meridian.
Townships 9, 1855 10, II, - and -; and tho
ma rs of townships H. IS Is and II outside Of the
Indian reservation, of ranges.
Townships 81, g. Q, 10, II, u. -, IA. is, 10 and
FowpsRips &. :, G, and TO- the parts Of town.
ships IL and u outside of the military reserva-
ton; townships -, H. Is. lG and IL. OF ranges.
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OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES. Differ
" emit styles, sizes and patterns.
FORD i FILLMORE.
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"For saints themselves will sometimes be
Of gifts that cost them nothing, free"
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LIVER lNHlGOkATOR ali,
esss- FeuR YRAas' ExPRgIEscg WITH

Hans tEsr0RATfVfs The follow ing letter from a
rratieman .oak sHa fsvorsbiy kp,wu ia Boston and
N,ci.,.y Nko bas tad most favorable opgort. mites
90 x,sosss Il what he writes. will We sure salts
ty TIE Iuosi cToJUlous:
= W,LyaAx. Mass. January 3D. 1859.
EEssES " hAGAN n Co; treajs-l have been
selling dkkHSIhnhIs ) IR3Pitt1biS Il AIR ESr D.
NATIVE for three four Tears. ieiA cooi SaisSdc-
ton g77d success have tried warn Us other
in sAe gnarAct (PSge's. PocSsri's. Avery s.Nooi's
&C y sni yours has the ct6iGca preference among
theia Sil. | have HfrcT heeliSted IA recommend it
fer al IL to H.. Ssyetsi ladies OF our town
who hSt been trs8rg nag AIS hUSr for SrCsTai pears
have laid il aside Aud ua~ Fsye = f ana ttSt17ad,t
head o. hsr IL ur1gsHd} shade ana Co{or, produced by
using oF three bSttirs ut your aTtic'e and when
by means they have been induced 10 try some
thing eisc, paRed Gnon them rs being superior,
yeur liar CooriRs AZ ala. al the only nerTt0rioUs
ssi rfsdbf drflCs IN usehadinE it's feafts aTft-
o. ~ sGuap zs any Of ths HsIr Oils ashes with
va.ca the ms, sei II flooded
: r ENMONS.
prodCcsts by 1E E'MSrRkErs t.tRiitobis, the ora
eluGl and only rcsizG(t article muse.
.,>.a every u here t'rice 5oc bottle.
y HAGAa CO Proprietors,
Troy. hew York.
ss. Fisher & WINSTON. Agents, kickniond.
Ia! lB-i2t~
ssT-- -LIcosloE-in Mass and Stick, of
the bsst quality
Gun Arabic, (grnninel for tohacccnists
IUNQuA B&Ans-AnsasiUra, Back and Crys
ObiYh OIL in glass, OF new crop
In store and for sale iow by -
In ii Blair a Cos Building,
Cor 18th and Carr
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POLICE MATTERS have been unusually dull
Tor several days past-so much 80 that neither the
Mayor nor his officers have had any other criminal
business to perform, than dispose of gutter squat
ters" or "msrket seepers" If this derth con.
:inues any length Of time, the attention ofthe
police force should be directed to the streets and
alleys OF the city. aud they should be put in the
best order. Many intelligent physicians incline
TO the opinion thst tho approaching summer will
be an unhealthy one every where, because of the
mildness of the past winter, the vast amount OF
rain which has caused the water courses to ever.
Il Nv their banks in every direction, (by which
means large vegetable deposits have been left Ipos
ed to the sun to decay and the luxuriADt gro th
vegetation Of every kind, With these Indications
| however healthy Rchmopd may be-snd there is
10 heaithior spot 10 the Union-we should take
| every precaution to guard against disea ses and
ensure that comfort to our citizens which their
| natural advantages euti.le them to enio1
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49, TIE GRsAr VIRGINIA kxxxDY,

=
PsTERs' INFALLIBLE REMEDY ROR GoNoR-
RaEA AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curlsI bSiesnlc properties, e1cels every thing
Tegofore offered the public in its curative, resto
rstiys aad renov vating powers; aid the medical
world sru sstonished when told that the above
mcly viii cure the above diseases, and corfounded
vhon they have UccaisF demonstrations of the facts
bal The proprietor who has Known of the remsd:
for ~ -o4d yesEs has knoTD If of twenty
years standing % Dc restored to perfect health and
a.! otner cases OF shorter duration TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
say Of GoacrE h0sa v bich the remedy will not
cure, provided tie directions carried out with
prudence the par: Of the patient; and to any
purchasing nslf dozen bottles, and using accord
inGly, hIs or ber case he guarantees a perfect
cure, and IL case OF aiUTe, Will Tnish additional
medicine, tree of charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will be effected with
cnt Inconvenience 10 the patient. Sold by
GRUGBS APpERs0S, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
de t1-69s No. Dol Broad ct,
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created qDite sensation with our citizens as we
sea and Besr daily OF persons that have usrd them
and recommending them 10 others hs if il the
SUly NE 1clue In tie world. We would call the at
teuti VI merchants or ieTng goods from the city.
10 be mindful of Bah ER's PkEMIUI BiTTERS ss
You VIII never lose customer after they have once
tried them. Ii has more remai kabie
than any medicine r. discovered. 1t be used
by all SEXES with perfect safety. Being purely veg
etatie. il stands unrivalod for the of Dyspep-
sia, C5lGs Coughs GbOilc. Nervous Affections Gen
ersl Debility. A que aud Fever, and Nervous Head
ache thousands Of certificates have slr sdy been
furnished the proprietor OF this valuable medicine
for the absye Complaints You can be supnlisd y
all the principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond,
and etssN here in Virginia and North Carolina.
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FIRE.-On Saturday morning last, an eff
fort was made to burn the bookstore of Mr. Geors,
T. Baldwin, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, bat dis
not prove successful. The incendinary forced til,
grating to the basement, and fired quantity O
lumber, the smoke from which attracted the at
tention of passer by aud caused the alarm to b,
given. before the fire had fairly gotten under " ay
Mr.. BIS stock of books, paper, etc, was damaged
by smoke and water to the amount of $3.50
which was fully covered by insurance in the Abe
marie ComUauy,
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HORSE KILLED.-Last Saturday afternoon,
a ne horse attached to a porter wagon, owned by
Mason Barns, took fright on Franklin street and
ran away. 10 attempting to turn into 19ih street
the vehicle struck tree and the horse broke
loose from t,carrying the shafts with him. Reach
ing Main street the animal attempted to leap over
stone wagon, but catching QUE of his front legs
in one OF the wheels, fractured the bone in the
most shocking manner, thus rendering it necessa.
ry to kill him to put him ont of his misery,
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Esss~ ONE an rHE Mosr PaEvALkNr and

at the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that a;te LII the flesh is the Fever and CUES
f0Ts long time the medical world have bee contin-
uSlly bringing forth numerous specifies fer it, per
mansnt cure; Du: all without effect. DR. J Eoslst.
ter Gu e1 perenCed and celebrated ply sicisn, has
s5cceeded iu tuI nshirg :he public with va liable
preparation for Tie cure of Fever and que. The
steaIy and iucr asine demand lately made for the
"BItteTs,' ana the rnversat success attending Ls
use, hsyr made ivr K q reputation unsurpassed By
any specific of the kind. For the of the Fever
aad = que. DR. aostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
ters must ami shou d claim superiority over any
ether pge pAfatioE exthnt
Sod by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
6n- sac advert isement in another column.
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RkMBLxR.
NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RIoHnoyp DAILY ,usplroH

NORFOLK, May n, 1859.
An affair Of honor has just been stopp cd by the
arrest OF one of the parties and his friend In this
Williamsburg, and Bsv. B. Douglass, Of King
william. The friends Of these gsutls men were
Richard Hansford. of Williamsburg, for the first
named, aud - Gregory, for the last. AFR. Doug
,aes ana friend have escaped the mssbes of the
law ty getting OF ct Old Point, but Mr.. Waller
was not 80 fortunate. He came on to this city
with the intention Of going 20 Old Poiat this
morning, sut vss arrested. and, together with his
iriend, held in the sum of $1,000.
ihe Firginia Portsmouth Baptist Association
1860.
IRe Episcopal Convention 10 10 session, but will
adjourn this evening. Yesterday the proposed
amenonenfs to Canon 10 were referred to special
committee, the Assistent Bishop, Rev. R. Wilmer,
}. Peterkin, W. Ii. Mcfarland, j. Stewart.
me report Of she committee Of the fund for the
cepted.
The report of tho COMMITTEES relative to the plate
formerly belonging to the Parish Church Of James,
town, recommending its restoration TO the vestry
OF said church, VaS saken up and adopted.
Tue following mem bsrs we're appointed delegates
10 the Generrl Convention, TO meet in Richmond
on the 80 Wednesday IN October.
Rev Wilmer, @ " Andrews. D D, G Minnes
gerode, D, " Sparrow, D D, Williams, Jsdge
Lomax, " Coarad, r O Gholson.
AIterndtes Rev DR. WOODBRIDGE, Rev C Walker,
DIR Packard, DR. VIM Psndlston, " Rives,
Farland. - -
The Secretary was directed to have 1000 copies
OF tho opening sermon Of Bishop Johns printed
tion.
Rev Walker reported revised Canon for tho
trial OF clergymen-and the Convention adjourned
to meet this morning, at Q O'Clock. -