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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-28
FUTURE DAYS,
By Jas. N. Taylsr d Sen. Auccs,

l ON UNION HILL..sBy virtue Of q deed Of
&c os. Of csSs :hs
NEsDAY. the 18th das Of ADJUST. 1876. III fair; If
ns * The Sss
ss piece 9 Of Land 1g and beng IN the
survey made BY James i T. Redd deputy s1rv.y OF
Ct HenIco county. and bounded a. follows, to WIT
the s Of
property of VIM. Gullins worth. and on the west
BY the property Of John BeIcher."
penses of sale and a negotiable note for 500 Is.
with interest thereon from 9Th June, 1880 iii paid
with interest added and secured BY 2 trust deed.
JAS. M. TAYLOR NON An ani A . .u
sourhM Isl OF Town SkSES OF MMdz zN
sSHEs SshsSs shPsttkksshffs
tSs II e s ss Of n:
Ing at II O'clock A. NJ ths vsusbls lying
south sds Of the nS foco
now oSsaSiss y Mrs. sarah A. For ii.''0' ana
IN original growth Of OAK and pine from 90 to Is
acres are OF rich creek fats, and ono Of the best
meadows n the county, which produces large
The .mprovsmsn.: are a good dwelling. house,
in good order. suitable for LARGE family sood ap-
pie orchard. under good fence, divided in three
shift good healthy eighborhood, and 6ne spring
OF water cow enient to all of the houses.
The MILL has q substantial stone dam, and ID
IN good order
Il is deemed useless to give further description
Of the land, AZ Is presumed thrse wishing TO pur.
chase VIII view the premises. Possession viii b
given IN time to seed crop Of wheat in the all
and full possession by LIST January, 1851 or sooner
IT desired Mrs Forlolne resides on the farm anc
will have it shown TO any person who may wish 4
see IT.
After the sale of the fas n, Will he sold the en- n
stock, consisting of Horses, Mules. Cows, a O
Crops, farmins implements, Household ans
Kitchen Furniture, a O.
TERMS o. SALE For the real estate, ono fourth
cash; the balance at l. 3 and years, FOR bond
DearlHg interest, and secured by q trust deed. FO
cash over that amount, months credit. for ap
pr wed negonable notes, with interest added.
jyz6 JAS. M TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts
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By Alex. Nett, Auet,r.

L RIES, 10 Will be sold at auction, az nv
store. corner Of Main and 18th streets, on TUES,
DAY MORNING next, the 18th day of Ausu.s
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a general sssortment
new and second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOOUS.-Several invoices of Dry Goods--
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Vests, Net shirts and Drawers.
Hoo2 o skiIig Mems and Women's Hosiery, 40.
GROCE ES. Brandy, w hlskey, SOAP Capdlas
MackeTe. Herrings. Codh h, Manufactured TO,
bacco. Crockery and Glassware. Cigars 30
auT ALEX NOTT Auct
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By z. b Cook. Anct,r

STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPErJNos.
- En- BQ0TS; SnotS HATS, CAPS. HOUSEHOLD
pa, the 18th inst at 10 O'clock, will sell at the
80 ssor 40 q e. a: C9hn, Ese No rs Main st, near
tue od MARKET Bridge, his entire stock of fl err
and domestic DRY GOOnS, CARPETIN0s
BOUTS SHOES. HATS, GAPS &c
Ihe above embraces larse assortment of freab
seasonab Q Goods. laid in especially for the citr
retail tr ide, and il worthy the nton of deae
ALSO
All his Household and Kitchen FURNITuRE
consstins OF the usual variety of useful articias
TERMS All sums under 500, cash over that
AMOUNT 20 days credit, for approved endorsed ne
g0tIable notes. tau 23l & B. COOK Anni,r
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Sruainr Danclas.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug Ex-senator Dong
las arrived here this evening from Norfolk.
and met with "a en- III us iastic reception from
an assemblags numbering 1900 or 400 per-
sons salute of 100 guns was fired. A pro-
cession headed by band OF music escorted
him to Jarratt's Hotel.
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STOCk OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
inc TO our old stand. with an entire new stock Of
Goods; We will sell on THURSDAY, the ?oth Of
iha .;as. ny g, =, ~ 10oSa
BOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, Ao.,. comprising q
general assortment for Gentle men. Ladies, Misses
BOYS and servants.
TKEM~.- $50 and under cash; over that amount
Amonths ereclt, for approved negotiable notes,
W. p. W. TAYLOR l. CO.
Sale conducted BY b. B. CooK, Auet'r.
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Movements of Steamers

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The City of Balti-
more has arrived at her wharf.
The Star of the West, from Aspinwall, is
signalled below.
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BY j. II. Digges, Auct'P.

A UCTI0N SALsS EVkKY NIGHT THIS
4 WEEK-ConmeEcing at II O'Clock, At Auo-
ton Room 50 Main street Watches, Jewelry,
Fanc, Goods, Plated Spoons, Forks. Tea Sets & o,
Al goods warranted as represented, and sold in
lots to suit purchasers. -
D F. BOorH, Salesman. an8-ts
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~ James N. Taylor { Sen, AacV..

pEREMPTOKY SALE OF VACANT
= LOTS, ON THE WEST SlDE OF SECuNn
BEEIW EEN BAKER AND DUYAL STREETS
AT AUCTI0N.-At the rsqu, st IF the owner ~ho
ma. removed to Tennessee, ard desires TO close
out mis- real estate IN this city, We viii sell ct CUB.
JIG JIG suction upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the
1Sth Cay OF August commencing at ~ o'clook p
NJ Two verv desirable Building Lots, loca Cd a
above. They front 30 eet each and run ba + la
feet to an alley ~ feet wide.
Term TINE third cash the balance at and II
moaths, for negotiable notes, with Interest s,iced
and Sc ursd by q trust deed ~s~'
a125 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auots.
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THIS pr.
BY Gsddin 4 Apperssn. Ascs's.

SEyEN BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
STE TIL, The RICHMOND COLLEEN, Fob SAIL
.ssn august. 1880, upon the premises, commencing
r. p, % O'Clock r; H., seven handsome building
,I1, stuated ~ above. in HenrOO county, four OF
ffnSm nontlng each So feet Brood street, oy $50
ffso.; 70 an Icy ~ feet wide; and the other three
at9f ait t0sether l63 9l2 feet ON street par
an aliey est reisd"ad running baok rs feet, to
rERn::-One fourth cash; balance at 4. and II
t Gatns Tor nssotlsbls notes Interest added and
aa q eoDDIN ! AfpERsoN. Auo,.
1NHE p GAuTIFUL FARNs CaIIvn
cKKoBlN PAkR,n IN HENkICO, ON THE
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUcTION N1n,
ss e;s t SSes s asS.
6sssa FARM cc.ssd ss SsHs isir dsy
me lands Of DR. mo. Friend and Mrs Mary n
rice. containing by recent survsy, 40 acros Of
winch 20 are cleared. embracing 100 acres ri Snc
low grounds. About 100 acres are we'll set IN on
Hlhai apa secondary growth of wood and tim ber- :.
ne land 10 not only well adarted to The ordinayv
cIops put portion of il il remarkably suited ~
place. The dwelling il built of brick h. in so.,S
0rder, ana contains six rooms, and IL surrou nSsI
by handsome grove of oak and Cedar trsss ~
There is. in addition, all the buildinss ususiIv
found on such place Possession given in tina
to seed wheat, and full possession st the end Of
the year. 'Nuo Vi
TERMs. One-third cash balance at one and two
sSaes hs 9., 1 notes. bearing interest. Sc
au IT. ids GODDIN APpERsoN an...
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by Ne. B. Lyme. Auct'r.
VALUABLE PAM y HENRICO co

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO Co,
~ MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE
NEW BRIDGE Road, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
UCrlON:.l will sell at public auction. on the
far Gay thereafter without limitor reser es that
very VALUABLE FARM, situated as described
abave. containing l4U acres about half cleared and
in good heart as the growing crops indicate. The
balance of the land rs we'll set in pine and OAK.
Shades. Its proximity to hiohmord renders il
very desirable a. an agricultural or dairy farm.
and from the high pTiee OF vegetables 1t would
doubt less be very profitable as market garden
also. The Improvements consist OF 8 cottage res
lngs. and well of the best water IN the yard
The location 10 perfectly healthy aud the society
very good Peysons who desire a pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride to the city Of Rich
day Of sale, which will be shown BY DR.. HARr, Ie~
siding on the premises. Any farther information
can be had upon application to
au H-dtds Once Metropolitan Hall.
A VALUABLE LITTLE FANM FOX
"A SAL LII shall, on the 3lst August next, oHe
for sale, TO the highest bidder, valuable
EAkM, IN Henrioo county. upon which nov re-
Rickmond: adjoining the lands Of Mrs Burn. r.
Jordan aud others. containing "a acres. The soil
70 wen sdsptsd TO the Efowth Of vegetables; and 1t
beins near the city, makes il valuable:
Trims OF SALH.-Oue-half cash; balance IN
After the sale Of the Land We shall sell the grow
ing crop Of Corn. Aiso, ray stock OF Hogs, one
Horse and Cart, Farming useusiis; &c.
BY r. 9. BsLL.
P.S.-Any inkeFmaton can Be- obtained By CALL
nx ON the Subscriber. l8sh street. bstween Frank.
| lin and Grace. Tau n-N r, q. BELL
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BY J. II. Digges, Auct'r.

HWss SAs eAosSrsAav faea.s ,s.S. y
10 O'clock. at the store of John Thompson. Ess !.
g Msin street. will 30 sold all his stock Of HATS.
GAPS. 90 remsi-inS l. said stors The stock
co,s % s' A. s e son.
business, the stock viii Do sold without reserve.
D. Doors. Salesman. - na HN Nd:
COR RENT AT shsll,on TUES
L DAY, the Ath of September next, at the hour
bidder. the FARM bslonsins 10 the estate Of m.
F: Deprest. decd. situated on n srion Hill. one
mile below the city, on the OsboIne Iarspiks,
con.ain,ns about 70 acres. most OF which - I'M
Partial possession given in time TO- SGD crop
issi. Go. D. PLEAsANrs, y s.
an2s-M Fer JSo' A HvrcHrsoS, 8. u O.
A Exeoutos 81 r.. {. Dick nsee. DECD. shall.
ON the 3Oth OF September. ls6o. f iair; ii not, the
=: :. fcss sss
ssn 1Ss 81 cas".ins esatsinins Seo AcEE more
or les, living four milee south Of Bowlins GFeea,
ana within II p!tes Of Milford DEPOT, and adjoip-
iaS the iands OF John B. Coats and others. 4 10
deemed Unnecessary to give further description
81 tie land. Irssaminx those vishinx 60 Dareha:e
S ss s .,y"n e
Tssss OF sAIs.-oas, bird eesA The balance
ID two equal instAlments 81 and yeags. yith IN.
nts. and : dead d trust slea th g vPc,RsyP 70
'; s:: Z: iSs..ssss il !. blsSlSss.
.4 sal 4. ..anss stvsaSsFI
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THREE DE SlKABi.X LuCAfED LOTS
J. AND BRICK ENEM ENTS,. ON The
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET. BE
TWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS

FOR SALE AT AUCTION-At the request Of
Mr.. Samuel Moren, we shall sell on the premises,
at public auction, on MONDAY, the Sd of Sep
tember. 1860. at ~ O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following
Two Lots located as above, each fronting about
SO feet on the north side of Grace street, runnIn,
back 1853 feet to alley Is feet wide, having there
on two small BRICK tenements, each containing
three rooms, besides kitchen with two rooms.
Also. the Lot and Brick Tenement adjoining the
residence of MIR. Joseph Hall. The lot has front
of IS feet and depth of l65 feet, and has on it
most excellent brick tenement, containing seven
rooms. besides brick kitchen, smoke house, well
The foreg ding Real Estate is located in q most
desirable and improving part of the city.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash the balance at 4,
I'D IL months for negotiable notes. with interest
Added. secured by a tru.t deed or title ret aimed
auH GODDIN APPERSON, Auct'rs
J'RUSTEES' sac OFF VALU
l LAND AND SLAVES-Agreeabiy to the pro-
visions of a deed Of trust, executed BY Col. Jonu
NESDAY. the 18th of September next, at the
dwelling house of the said Finch, in the town OF
ClarksvIlle. ten valuable SLAVES, hIs stock Of
CATTLE and HOGS, Ave head Of MULES, one
Hf2TksE sSd bis ths sna
FIXTURES of every descripto row in the To
escco Factory Of Finch Burton in the town oil
And, on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY
hs 18th Of H 's s.
FIVE hundred and eight and ne.haf acres, iyins
within one mile of Christiansviie, on Butcher
Cre-k; good proportion 10 in original growth OF
heavy tim er, and beheved to be the best ract
of hlsh and in the county. Persons desiring to
The terms Of sale will be mads Known on the
dav THOMasF +. GOODE,I r,,.,...
au q ids RlCH'D b. bAfTtST,f iios'oes'
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Der = ar sO~h AAkA.-By viTtar OF 8 vril
{ Of eeadifioni exposas TO me. dl .sctsd b.
10 IN the case OF Anderson against Fl.m,ns. WI
sell 81 the rredssar Iron Works, On III U1kpAY
the Soth day OF Ausust, 1850, at * o'clcok r. NJ.
serve, to the highest bidder, for essn.
sss-dtds ssFOssnt CsH VI eichnos4
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L TEEN LOTs, ON THE MANCHESTER
COAL PIT TUkNPlK +, IN THE VILLAGE OF
SWANSBOROUGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
URDAY, the LIST September, 1850, at ~ O'Clock
P. NJ, two F FRAMED DWELLINGS and fifteen
located as above; One of the tenements is now Oc-
cupled by Mr.. Elliott.
Terms One third cash balance at 4 and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note IS paid.
au24 GnDDIN & APPERSON, Auct'rs.
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NIuTIt E.-1he subscriber having made a
~ change in his business the Isl of July last,
makes II necessary that all accounts due him pre-
vious to that time should he closed He would,
therefore, ask OF his old friends and customers To
come forward and discharge their indebtedness.-
Thsnsfu for past favors, he would ask continu-
aace of their patronage TO the new concern of
SPENCE d GARY. T.. B. SPENCE,
No. I20. corner of Main and 18th SITS
pi,bmoud 1880
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(,OMMIssIONk K's sALEUr REAL Es.

- TATE IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed by a
decree Of the CIRCUIT Court of the cits Of Rich
mond, pronounced on the l4th June. 1858, in the
case of Tay lor AGAINST CarvedO and ais, / shall
proceed 10 sell At bio auction, the premises.
IN the order advertised. on WEDNESDAY,, tho
18th August, 1850. commencing at ~ O'Clock, 2.
W. all OF the real estate of which the ate WIN. F.
oaIvedo died seized, except the lot on which he
esided at the time of his DEATH fronting 60 feet
Nicholson street, running back ll3h feet to an
alley ,)viz:
Lot, and old framed building thereon, part of lot
No. az in the plan of the city of Richmond, front
ng 80 feet on Elm street. running back 81 feet -
OF No 4, in square No. OF thu plan of Fulton. IN
Henrco. fronting 81 1912 feet on the Williams
urg road running back 100 feet. more or less, to
IN alley. Lots Nos 8. 9, 10. in square No. ~. Of
fulton fronting each 30 feet on the south side of
Granam street, running back Ito feet to an alley -
Whole of squsre No. 81, In Fulton, Except the lot
1t the corner Of Nicholson street. referred TO
above having an aggregate front Of 600 feet, and
depth OF ITO feet to alley.
Terms. -One-fourth cash; thebalance at 8 ard
.ddad md title rstsined tin Lost rote ia MAID
EA1ON NANCE. Com'r
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i THE BASIN BANK, BETWEEN 9TH and
Will be sold at auction. on the premises, on FRI
DAY the 3lst August 1850, at Ga oclk p NJ, those
having each front of about 2sh feet on the 18th
side of the Basin. and running back 20 feet to the.
east by the coal ard of Messrs Dunlop & Nc
Canoe. These Warehouses. though built many
stant,af' and besides excellent dry cellars, have
four other floors. whIoh a large quantity of
produce can be stored. These warehouses are ad
BASIN of the James River and Kanawha Company
The fattering prospects of the early completion
of that great work adds to the value of real estate
similarly situated Wi h the foregoing, and indeed
OF real estate generally.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at s, IL and
Is months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed.
au22 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
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MONDAY, AUG PAT COST. FOR CASH
vi ONLY-Fanoy ooioTed Silks; Plain Black
Silks; Vaenoias; Poplinets; Bsreges; French Me-
rinos. psln and plaid; Lawns; Shawis; Nantes;
Ribbons; BrlllIants: Collars; Sleeves; Bands. All
oar stock Of Silks must he sold this week at great
sacrifice. CASH BUYERS are respectfully invited TO
attend without further notice.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN, sth and Main st.
y S-We have on hand Carpets and Wooliens
n cost CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
Sth and Main ST
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NOR SION-AN INDEPENDENT TICKET

NJ VIVIAN IN UFFE IICh z I.
~ GOLDSMITH desIres the public in general to
call az his store, l76 Broad street. and some
If his great bargains; the excIteme mt is prevailing
there Ia an Alarming extent. AS he has many
cheap articles To offer tn his customers 1t is DIFF
tcuit for them To select, as they all so much be
low The regu Ar prices. Splendid 4 hieached Cot
tons ~ cts extra superior iTIsh Linens at 37s cts
and 80. cheap ut nearly twice that amount a large
stock of Hair Nets, very rich IN design. unusually
cheap; SHIRT Fronts, actually less than can Re
made for; 500 pairs Ladies' extra heavyiwhite Hose
at 49, cts, cheap At - cts another lot of those
Dotted Emb. Hdkfs at is3. cia; Hoop Skirts at
great bargains; tremendous large lot of Corsets.
al styles, white and colored. all slzes; extra cheap
Embrolderles, Millinery Goods, White Goods. and
numerous other articles st aston shng low prices.
GoLDSMIT'S Cheap Stnrs,
e. ear
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Sale conducted by GonDIN & APpKksoN, Aucts
GALE AT AUCTION OF 17I-4 ACRES

OoF LAND m DARBYT0WN,A ABOUT FIVE
NILES BEL0W RI HM"ND, ANY LOT n /,
DlIION.-At the requt st of BENZ Temple, r 50
n his own night and as Executor of the late Ro-
bert Temple, decd. we shall sell at auoron, in
front of our office, corner of Bank and 18th sts, in
the city Of Richmond; on Tn thursday. the 30th
AUGUST 1861 at IL o'clock NJ, 17k acres of LAND
in Henrico, about ave miles below the city of Rich
mond. designated as Lot No. il IN the dIvIsion of
Thomas Jordao's estate, bounded by Lots Nos. IL
Mr.. Jacob 8, Atlee.
Also, Lot No. l43, IN Duval's Addition. near the
CITY Of r chmond, adjoining the Bone Mill of Mr.
Andrew Muller.
Flats Of the property will be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
TEKMs.-- One third cash balance at 4 and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid
au % GODDlN APPERSON, Auot's.
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ESTATE mentioned shall
h,payabs me
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FUTURE DAYS


TWO MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
BETWEkN ~ Ann Eo HsHEE STHEEH1ss,,
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Win 10
SOLD At auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
s sns ID ssp,smbsf 1850: at S. 9cioes r "A tho
the rssioence Of Mr.. Thomas H. RobeIss. frontins
20 feet. running back $50 feet to an alley. having
on il several handsome fruit trees. After which.
will be cold the lot adjoining the grocsry store Of
to an alley. This latter lot Will b divided into
smaller ones if desired.
.TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance at I, and
u months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by q trust deed, O title retained
aus GOODtN APPFRsON. Aucts.
QEAUTIFUL FNAMI.D y W ELlING,
ID ON MECHANICSVILLE T U RNPIK E.
NEAR VENABLE STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-WIll be sold at auction, on the prem
Uses, on WEDNESDAY,, 18th AUGUST, 1885, at 8
o'clock z NJ the very neat and admirably well
ing the residence of Mr.. B. 4. Chalk, and now in
the occupancy of Mr.. VIM. X. Smith; The lot has
front Of 4S feet, and depth of 132 Get The
iwelling has rooms, front and portico, and
s altos ether, one of the best built houses In that
neig borhOod
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at 4, 8 and -
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
sitle retained until all the notes are paid
au2a GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
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CIsH, FiSH.-l50 hbls. Northern AIewives;
L "a bbs. Cut Herrlnes 80 half bbls. Cut Her
rings; 20 bbls. No; ! Herrings; 100 kits No.
No. ] Salmon; % bbls No Salmon; hail hail bbs
No 2 Salmon; 50 half bts. White Fish; IL bbls.
No 5 Small Mackere; 539 bbls. Gross HerrIngs;
4 90 lbs Goldfish for sale 10 arrive. Also, large
assortment IL store. BRIDGFORD Il CO.,
On nncI
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La PURCHASED COMMONWK |
5,unred eemed,an IN aga n
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23
An Appeal to the Churches.

II there is anything that should stir up the
churches Of our place, 1t should bethe position,
or the low state Of the cause Of Temperance in
this city. 1t is high time that the churches
should arouse from their sluggishness, and
every individual member Of them should en-
deayor to labor to the full extent Of his power
to drive back the tide Of intemperance that
threatens to food our city. This subject has
been presented to the public number of times,
and their attention directed to this great evil
hut nothing has been done on their part, and
tho work Of death is still going on in our
midst; the pestilencc yet stalketh forth ut noon
day. We appeal as last resort to the church,
es in our city. Can they pass 1t byi They
cannot, IL true to the great interests OF the
church, IL they follow the footsteps, and obey
the commands Of their Lord and Master.
Too long. altogether, has the world had the
privilege OF saying to the churches In regard
10 the cause of Temperance. "What do ye more
than others:" Yc who profess to be the salt OF
the earth, and through your instrumentality
the NOrlu u W Ue rcueSmcu hoH s',.' 49, -
accomplish II you send with your prayers your
money to foreign laEds to bring them from
natures darkness into his marvellous light
while hundreds are perishing in our city, aye
At your very door. by the intoxicating cup.
Yes, dying, slowly but surely going down to
death. and you hinder them not Think oft,
We Christians. Ye who profess to have SYM
pa,hy for the poor and the unfortunate, but
have none for the poor drunkard |! Am re-
,pon,ible for the acts Of my neighbour What
business Is It to mo whether my neighbour
drinks or not Let the world offer these vain
excuses II they will. but you who profess 10 Do
the followers Of Christ, do not ask. " Am my
brothers keeper 7" Send your money to dis
tant lands. II you will Now and then pray
that intemperanee may cease In our midst, and
refuse to sanction this prayer. BY not acting up
TO the split oft. and God will not hold you
guiltles.. II IL rarely that We can walk our
streets upon the Sabbath day without meeting
one or moro intoxicated. With bitter oaths.
l!centious jests. and staggering gait, they pass
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The principle Of the Homestead Bill has
been Endorsed. Protection has been in.
dorssd, the people have decided, thank God,
that the public domain shall DO Tree Tree
for free men, free homes and free institutions.
But am keeping'you late; again thanking
you for this pleasant call and kind attention.
l will detain you no longer.
Mr.. Andrews speech elected, as usual.
the hearty applause Of his listeners, and at
its conclusion the Wide-Awakes greeted him
with enthusiastic and lusty cheers. Three
cheers were given for the "littlc Andrews
and the procession moved on.
The procession returned through Liberty st.,
passing huge bonfire made at the corner Of
Liberty and Alfred streets, prepared by Mr..
Timothy Barker, a live Republican, whose
dwelling was brilliantly illuminated, about
eleven to Mechanics Hall.
On the arrival Of the wide-Awakes at the
hall. the company found Yankee collation.
prepared for them, not expensive, but never
theless substantial. and which appeared to be
very acceptable. after their long and somewhat
protracted march. At twelve O'Clock the Scar.
boro' wide-Awakes took up their line Of march,
and the "wide. Awake demonstration" In this
city in honor Of Lincoln and Hamlin was over.
to live only in the pleasant remembrance OF
those who took a part therein, and to be made
record Of in The history Of political reioicings
in our city. In all its parts 1t was signal sue