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LIVERY el &c STABLE

ON III L L 8 T R = T.
,rsHE Subscriber would most respectfully In
L form his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants Of
the public In his line Of business, having num-
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN.
CES. always on hand, which he will let ont at
the lowest rates. s-53 Z.
Stabiing or Board furnished gentlemen'sh
'' ss M u ~ ss'' JAS THAYER.
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SQrRKEls-The Elizabeth city tN. C.)
State says, ''the woods around this vicinity
seem to be literally filled with squirrels.
Some half dozen Of our townsmen eturned
on Thursday last from days hunt having
bagged eighty with bat little trouble.
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THE New YoRK STEAMERS. The steam
ship jamestown win hereafter touch at
Norfolk going to New York. All freight
must be on the wharf by 3 O'Clock, p. NJ,
Wednesday. a.,1 s-4 q .ss..e. &.
The steamship Roanoke after taking what
freights are oferedin Norfolk, will proceed
to Portsmouth. s-s
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DESIR ABLE DWRLLiN FOR
RENT.

WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite St, Paurs Church. 1t con
tains Aine rooms, with brick kiteh.n attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building: Terms
moderate u good tenant Possession given
Jan. LIST, lsC0. Apply to''sbe present tenant,
or to 80 A. WRENN,
oc lS-tf No. 8 and IL Union st.
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PREsEsrArres.--Capta William Lamb (
the "W sodis Riass," was this morning made
the recipient OF a most beautiful silver Pitch
er and Saliva from that company, as Sigh t
token of their regard and esteem for him,
not only as their Captain, but for their per-
sonal friendship. The presentation speech
was made by private VIM. II. Morris, W hose
language was chaste, beautiful and appro-
pirate. Captain Lamb accepted the present
with fine speech. The Pennsylvania Band
was present and discoursed some sweet mu
sic. .e- "a .1.
VOLUNTEERS FOR HAapsR's FERRY.-The
following is copy of dispatch forwarded
to the Governor yesterday, at A.. NJ.
Can have fifty men uniformed and equip
ped in an hours notice, subject to your or
der. ST. -.re sass
ssss sss9 v. D. GRoNER,
Com'd Independent Greys.
Gov. WISE. ~ -te, ~
We understand similar dispatch was
sent BY Major Lamb, rendering the service Of
the "W oodis Rifemen." 81, 80
Answer to Capt. Groner's dispatch : -
- RIcHMosD, Oct. Is. 1859. y.
Capt. v. D. Groner III there be nscessi-
ty for more troops, orders will be promptly
Issued to your Company.
ss - GEO. W. MUNFoRD,
e.sH Sec.'y Of the Commonwealth.
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LADIES FAIR IN PoRrsMoUrH.-We have
been informed that the ladies Of the First
Universalist Society OF Portsmouth, opened
their Fair at Masonic Hall on Monday even.
ing last, and will continue open all this week.
We have not been able to get over to see
them as there are NO terry accommoda lions
after nine clock, p. NJ, bat we learn that
the hall ia tastefully decorated and band
in attendance discoursed fine music dur
ing the evening. Among other things
on sale is nice assortment of useful and
fancy needle work, books, fancy goods, &c,
the handiwork of Portsmouth's fair daugh-
ters The post-office arrangements are com.
plete and cupidiied missives we're in active
demand. At the daguerrean gallery-a new
feature-lik enesses we're taken cheap by q
patent process. But best Of all, a bountiful
supper was provided, combining solidities as
well as delicacies. Indeed, it was pleasant
affair throughout, and as the same range of
enjoyment is offered this evening, we advise
eur people to go to the feast.
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rENHE BEST COUGH SYkUP THE
i WORLD,
Liquors, Liquors.

LfQu0FS. LkQWOTB.
SSEIGNETA ID, Imitation frencA Brandy
y Gaanissee. Old Mountain Whiskey, Ohie
and Rectlhed Viii key, Old Holland Gin, Com
Wines. All of which will be sold at prices TO
com pete with any liquor house In this city.
ASK. hAYMORE l. STONE,
seA No & Campbell's wharf,
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Ma. AND Mrs. FLoRENoF.--A lively and
delighted audience, greeted these mirth-pro'
voking performers at the Opera House last
evening. Their acting is inimitabls in its
way and will excite the rlsibles Of even Sto
ic. They make their second appearance this
evening, in two favorite pieces, called A Les
con for Husbands, and The Iyish Emigraat.
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD AND
THE FAla.-We desire to call the especial at
tention of every body to the advertisement Of
Chief Engineer Malone Of the N & P. R. r.
to found in another column. 1t will be seen
that be makes special arrangement for all
Fair goers and will transport visitors over
that Road to either of the several Agricul
tural Fairs to be held in Richmond, Peters
burg, Lynchburg Suffolk and Norfolk during
the months OF October aud November Of the
current year; and stock and other matters in
tended for exhibition at the same, upon the
most favorable terms Read the advertise
ment. gf ssa stts ,}I as
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NoRf01

NATIONAL HOTEL, N0RFOtE. e
VIZ. I. WALTERS. FRor klE1oE.
J B Tallman, Philadelphia; VIM Moore,
P Robinson, P Hargouse, New ork; II
Crenshaw, Surry; Walter Neale, Northamp.
ton; Mr. Littlejohn, Quaker City; W Smith,
Richmond.
MERCHANT HOTEL, NORFOLf,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
Captain Everton, Demos Bell, Steamer
Reindeer; j Rosen thal, Edenton, N G; Jno
A Cherry, Williamson, N c.; John. G Til
ford, John L Lawton, Hampton; William B
Scott, Montgomery, Ala; Capt w II Grit
fng, Geo w Warwick, Bark Maraval; Jas
Jones, Petersburg; L w Richardson, A
Richardson, James City Co; W II Burdick,
We.
OCEAN HOUSE,, PORISMO 9TH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRopRIEroRs.
Parker. Phillip Darby, Il Sadtler,
Baltimore; Mrs Place and two chilaren, Bos.
ton; James Z Place, Brooklyn; K II Morine,
Petersburg; p Moore, California: Edaund
G Booze, Philadelphia; NJ ISIS Bette Reese,
Mrs Mary Harris and child, Robt j Ste
phenson, b s Sykes, Jesse c Clair and lady,
Southampton. -9
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTYMo 9TH,
WATTS & EmMERsoN, PRopRIEroRs.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS wishing to attend the "Eas-
"A tern Virginia Conference of Christians to
be held at Providence Church Norfolk County,
by means OF the Norfolk & Petersburg Road,
viii be fur nished Round Trip Tickle is at the
following reduced rates.
Betwe Ell Suffolk and Norfolk 81 % 50
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AND STILL THEY COME"
KEEP THIS BEFORE TEl e PEOPLE
THAT J Nj FREEMAN has now on hand the
l. largest, richest and IN st extensive Stock
of JEWkl-RY To BE- found in fhe city of Nor
folk. aud he is now receiving large lot of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
(gotten up expressly for his sales. magnificent
sets Of JLWELRY of the latest styles, Chate.
lanes, Pins; Ear Rings. Bracelets. Studs, sleeve
Buttons, ana in fact every article OF JeweIiy
usually Kept in first class Jewelry house.
Also, fine iavoiee OF Silver and Plated Ware,
Military and Fancy Goods, allof which will be
sold low on accommodating terms. 49,. -.
NJ FREEMAN,
AEes % Main street. corner Talbot.
P. S.-WATCHES aud IEWkLRY repaired
Ia 3 s'ipe1scr uaIrer hy eIiest,hs and sailfal
weFRmer aud warsaatea 10 give nntiye sAGsfac-
tt9E. o. -
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Sergeant,s Sale.

DY Virtue of arrant OF Distress in my
ID hands in favor of Robert REID VS.. James ID
Smiley Il Co, l shall sell at the store No. 65,
Church street ON SATURDAY the z2ad day OF
October IS g, at IL O'Clock, th5 entire stock of
Groceries, Liquors &c. with the Stand. Fixtures
and License, 10 satisfy said Warrant OF Dis
tress Terms Cash.
&C le-it THOS. J CORPREW, Serg't.
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NOTICE,

TNHE subscribers having been driven from
Il their old stand, No. 81 Mechanics Hall, by
h-e, have taken rooms over store occupied by
Kerr Co, oppo lite Day Book office entrance
same as 70 Ciark's Daguerrean Gallery They
return their sincere thanks ior the noate efforts
OF many friends to save their property iro de-
strucron, and invite cali at theif new place
OF business, where they are prepared to exhibit
splendid stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
which wall be made 10 the most iashiol.ab !e ai.-
tasteful style.
see FARANT. LESTER & 20.
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j. i. BLOODGOOD

j. BLOODGOOD
rs RECEIVING THIS DAY
l. Plain Solid Pophines,
Very Rich SILK Robes.
Do do Colored silks,
Al Wool Figured De LANES.
100 pieces Plaid Ducals,
100 DO do do at l24c,
100 do English Prints.
All Wool White Fiannels at2ac,
Do do do English do,
Do do Double Mil DC,
Colored Sack Flannels,
Small Plaid Cassimsres.
Also
Very rich stills ShAwls,
Do 90 Long d.,
Do do Blanket de-
Small BLANKETS for ChildseL,
Splendid English Blankets,
Do do Crib do,
Msrseilles Quilts of all sizes. ocI7
LOOP SKIRTS CHEAP Hoop skirts
IA very cheap-Hoop Skirts excst DINGHY
cheap. Come and look at them.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
&C II .r No. II Market Square.
GRAND ARRIVAL
OF LADIES PHILADs LPHIA SHOES.
nv E have just IT ivei ON one of tie best
w Manufacturers in Phlladelphia, sule-
rIor lot Of Ladies Shoes.
ladiee fine heeled Caters,
Do Go Morocco Boo.seS,
Do do do Goat do
Do Morocco and Goa; 40 plain,
Do Bnthn Bouts together with variety
OF Misses al.d Chi sHhj S
FW SEABuRY'S SONS
oel7 No 10 Market Square.
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= TsANHs.-We are indebted to Parser
Geo. 8. Allen Of the steamer Louisiana, for
BALTIMORE papers il aiyance Of the MAJ.
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Il BOARDING HOUSE.
west Man, near CRANKY street, No IS, Norfolk,
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month or
year, at moderate prices. Sc =
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ma 3-iy.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank street,
a FEW STEPS FROM MAIN 1S9AEEg:
NORFOLK, VA. st- a.
Days interest at the rsse Of Ave PEI ss2s
on All sans remaining On deposit ~ days sAs
upwards, and four per cent = remaining less
than 30 days. Interest compounded every sAz
months or paid TO the depositofs If preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office heurs
from A. Nj. to IN P. NJ piocount asys, Ksa.
days and Thursdays, at 10 O'Clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will I'm fhfs
Institution safe and convenient tor tle pui jose
Directors ,ror the Present Year.
JOIN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAk'L II. HoDsEs, 8. RAa7gSoRA
Jos. T. ALLYn, J. JAMES iAooAS
W. H. HUNTER. Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAR~
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Ofice No. 80 Bank Street,
ELISHA DAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
= DhLAsy, Jos R. SYRAr1ss
W GRASpY, hYLAED Caps,
W. ID. WALES, Cashier. E
This Institution offers 70 shs usa~.
i chant and Mechanic The Farmer ana sSs
Professional man, In town and county; en- st,s
portunity TO make sums of money pyodpc tsss
that otherwise n Il, .eDsln idle the intersss Of
which Will be Seml-xnnuAily added TO the UNI.
cipal, and YET may be Withdrawn At shori Re-
uce.
II also recommends itself TO Executors A.
ministrators and Guardians, adordine "a en-.
doubted guarantee OF safety as we'll from The xs-
sponsibility and integrity Of its Directors and
stockholders, as from the security ojs gcfss;
emily large Joint fund.
The rate Of 5 per cent per shnnm VIII he al
lowed ON sums remaining on deposit tos 50 says
or more, and per cent for shorter lime. TIA,
ONCE OF the Bank Will be open daily ioT recssT-
ing and paying deposits from 10 9 p. 10.
Discount Days "Wednesday and Saturday.
lie 2tf
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NEW FALL GOODS.

t. F. o w z n s.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Day Goods.
No. /, Market Square, Norfolk.
rs now receiving large supply OF new Goods
i for Fall and Winter Wear, and would invite
the attention OF purchasers to his stock. ~.
The reputation Of the Man ket Square esvings
In, titution for selling cheap goods has been
established for ten yeats, and
5 FARMERS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES
have Always found 1t TO their advantage to
make their purchases of Negro Clothing and
Houst keeping DRY GOODS, at NJ. / Market
Square. ~ se.. ..- ,.
Among ii 9 goo ds just opened may be found
Sleeps Grey Ssttipett, Negro Jersey
Domestic Plaid, Plaid LinSey. Nsa.7s
Plsis Osnsbnrgs, Sat,inetts all oo4oes, q H-
AN Wsoi Flannels, Negro Blankets, Sass ..4
biousseiine DeLaines, Blue DENNIS, ~ets
Striped Shifting &C ~. -.
1r n
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"AoRE HASTE LEss SPERD."-We received
the following letter fiom the Mes,rs. R. Hoe
q Co., Press Manufacturers, of New York /,
this merning, in relation to our Press :sa-,.
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I AND WARRANTS.
LAND WARRANTS OF ALI.
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
ct rrly NJ. HURLEY,
West side Market square
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NV II. BUCK, w
w. No. lO3 4 los Church street, NORFOLK
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and superior MIN
sral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
= PAIN. .- n.
M b. WHITAKER

TEETH ExTKACTE ID WITHOUT
- PAIN. -.e -.
n. 3. WHITAKER rsrIsr,
Office in Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pain, by means OF
Galvanism.
list, will find tito their advantage to call At his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, as all OF has
work win be done At Northern prices.
REORGANIZATION and advice given nee OF
charge.-0a oe
w. II. y sG 5Sa 5 los Church street, No,,ou.
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
aral Waters. Fine Draft AAe always on hand.
oc3
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No 30 Market Square,
pny COIN AND SILVER COINS at highest rates,
and all kinds of uncurrsnt Money on reason
able terms. ,,. NJ,
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston for sale at market rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and Sold
de7-ly
LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the hignes'
cash prices will be paid by NJ uuR1Ey
West side Market square
BOARDING HOUSE.
West MAN, near CRANKY street, No %, NoliolA,
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. sc =
GUSTAV HANFT,
liz Formerly w. Berwisk's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
H,ir Cut. Curled and Dressed in every style, by
Accomplished Artists.
>1Jentlemen may rely upon receiving ehtirs
,tisfaction At this establishment.
Toilet Articles, &C. for sale. Sc Sly s
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT.
Observation-Disclosures GREAT
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. This ION
centraied Compound Extract OF Buchu IS the
hest remedy in the world for all diseases or
Complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, propsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Urinary
Complaints, DISTINCTIONS and all diseases and
,yeakness of the sexual Organs. whether OF a
constitutional origin, or FROM any other cause
of long or short duration. sg,ss..- K
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mercury and is pronounced by medical men
10 be not only the best but the heapest, b9chu
Compound in the world. Persons who nave
suffered for years and could scarcely Walk,
have been cured by using one or two bottles.
NJ Large bottles 81; small bottles 20 cents;
sold by Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
hampton. DC -
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OUR NEW GOODS.

OPENING Of Fall Stock Of Dry Goods at
" MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store.
We have the honor OF announcing Tn The
thousands of readers OF the Day Book, thar We
are prepared 10 exhibit new, complete aud
beautiful assortment at low prices.
We won't exhaust the patience of the rtlbl te
by publishing long list OF all the BsfFaiys,
but respectfully ask q personal examination.
Don't forgetthe place No II, Magket Square
&C l
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F. NEW YORK, Oct. ", 1907.
DEAR Sin by mistake your pre- was
shipped TO Richmond, Va; we will write to
the agents OF the vessel at that place ,dlrsc'
tiog Them to forwatdit to you at Norfolk
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TtIK FALL SEASON.

nRooMs, BUCKETS, Wash fubs. Wood
- Spoons, Rolling Plus, Brass Hoped Buck
cts, Clothes Pins and Lanes, tor sale by
III BELL.
IL M & hIain s,rnnA-
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n Ew ORLEANS DULAsSE9s supply
Nv rust received aDa for sale low by Bbi. OF
s!ng.s Gal On by DAVIS y W0MBLR,
DC VI 5 CampbelPs wharf
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yNOUD'S Extra Sugar Cured Hams and Extra
| : Smithheid Miidlings IN store and Tor saie
Nv Nh' DAVIS s. WoMhLE, - ,
k,ea3 b" geo 5Campbel's whsr'. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
The Decd pone

The Massachusetts Republicans have pa,
themselves upon the record AZ having a
deeper hatred to the foreign born than the
Bontline Cnyenhss Of 1854 The Two
Years Amendment" by which adopted cit
liens will no: be allowed the right Of suf
frage, aud other rights IN common with ma
tive citizens, until after they shall have re-.
sided in that State for two years, was pass'
ed on Monday last The entire Democratic
vote was polled agains. it, as was also the
vote Of small number Of liberal Republ.
cans bat the republican sentimt against
the forei'h born was too strong 81. or,r-
come, and the amendment prevaii,
ltis not necessary to ampli(y or elabo,.
on this subject We feel sure that the work
Of the republicans and negroes Of Massachu
setts will be condemned by the intelligent
and honorable every where, who are not
bound blindly 20 the chariot of Black Re
publicanism. Ie
What do our Republican adopted fellow
citizens ne,o ,hiak Of the Institution 2
Hack. Native Republication has wound
itselfup, The elovcD foot has been stuck
out in Massachusetts,, and il will not take
long to send the whole concern to the -
place where defunct parties have gone
Whit republication is in Massachusetts it
ia every where in the Union whore il dares
to show It.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

Abrams n noNnUeis.--Adsices from
Belize, Hondaros, to the 4th ul., state that
tho continual reports Of Invasion or Intended
invasion Of Central Aasfisa b all.Aas.css
from the United States had pfeiuced in;u.
riOus Effects in exciting a bitter hatred Of
the North Americans in the public mind
and some Of our citisens we're compellsi to
travel with British passports for safety The
people of Bay islands greatly dislike the
idea Of being transferred to the rule Of
Honduras Scrions frauds had been discoy.
cred in the short weight Of pork lately
barreled in New York, and such cases are
to be rigidly dealt with ia future. Tho
Belize provision market was dull. The
weather was very hot aud tho people suffer,
ing for want Of wnter. Three sailors had
landed at Belize, who said that they were
saved from the wreck Of Sandman brig
which had made voyage from New York
to Swan Island, with cargo of provisions,
and there loaded with guano fer New Or,
leans that the brig foundered in the Car.
ibbcan Sea, and that all hands, with ex
oeplion Of themselves, were drowned by the
swamping Of the boat in which they had Ia,
ken refuge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

AN ACCOMMODATING EDlToR The Spring
field News says Parson Brownlow, Of the
Tennessee Wing, tries to make it easy for
his subscribers, these hard times lie ad.
vertises to take, in payment for subscriptions
to his paper East Tennessee bills worth
twenty cents on dollar, Shanghai chickens
hooP-skirts, boot1jaoks, broom corn, baby
jumpers, fishing tackle. patent medicines
sucking pigs, frozen cabbage, old clothes,
Colts revolyers, secondhand tooth brushes
ginger cakes, parched corn, cirnus tickets, or
any other article found in retail store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11
A Pe.oeable Revolution.

lf we can judge by outward appeaTances
and by the little that reaches the public eye
and ear, we conclude that an important and
peaceable revolution is going on in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in regard to It's
usages, economy, and government, and the
itinerary of its ministers. This revolution
has been slowly but surely working for sew
eral years but it was only manifested to
the public by the Laymen's Association Of
the Cincinnati Conferences last fall, and by
convention of the same body again this
spring At the last named meeting it was
resolved, among other things, shat it would
conduce TO the welfare Of the Church to so
change the present system so as to allow of
lay representation in the general and other
Conferences" They further declared that
''the good of the Church and the world loud
y calls for a more intimate relation between
pastor and people, which can only be oh
tained by more protracted stay Of the pas,
tor with the people. t-
One of the main reasons they urge against
the present system of itineracy is, that it is
grieyous and unnecessary burden upon
the church. They calculate that in disola.
cling their forr thousand ministers from
3 fields where they have just begun to labor
withsueeess, and in removing them to new
zones, where six months win be required to
19eke acquaintance, an expense is incurred
every two years of $4,000 in the 'dcprecia,
ton Of household goods, making an aggre.
gate which exceeds the whole sum oontribua
ted by the Methodist Episcopal Church to
foreign MISSIONS. They also protest against
the absorption Cf the time of ministers in
editing, teaching Latin and mathematics
and directing book concerns, and hold that
laymen smay be found to attend to many
things which now divert many of their min
: listers from their proper work.
= We,must not be understood as meddling
in religious matters in stating these things;
we only refer to them for the purpose of
posting our readers as to what direction
progress is working in the Church The
laymen are receiving the sympathy of the
intelligent who understand what they are
driving at aud It is to be hoped that in
matter which is plainly for the real good
Of all concerned they may succeed, They
may not accomplish their purpose for sever.
al years, but they will eventually succeed
MARX the prediction"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-11

H@-Late letters say that the miners
throughout the State are doing well and la,
Dor continues high. A nugget worth s., 900
was found at Bath, Placer county, imbed-
ded in the bank about one hundred and
thirty feet above bed rock From the frei
quent instances in which large masses of
gold are found in various strata of earth, ly-
ing one above another the conclusion is
drawn by some 'expe IS" that gold deposits
have been made at different periods of the
earth's history