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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- Couaty. -. snpsE1or Cont n Chicago yovem
u hlttall- Attachment. -pN
iubte nus1ee Il hereby g!van to III: taiY josef,
whiHa1 thas writ Of atsaShment ls@t+tl nut n X
ores e ths Gssk of tas snpStor cnoEt ct thscs g.
tie ssld Francis r. ulatchfori and aga-. s:c sstse t
t1 said Joseph "httaI tr the Of tlrro haudred
&;ld twelve dollars oo lfry three ecnts f3sl1.I d.
rccted to the Sheriff Of CoUk COUNTY; which sss:l IL
has been returned executed. Saw. fEercnre, un;ets
appear bcforr the said Superior Court n Chics:n NJ
Or betoEe Tho rst day OF the Term thereof 10 IL b.
HIST Monday Of November A. D. isso gi1e hsil.
and plead to the aad plaintiffs axsiol judgment ii
ho entered against you Aad In or III, satl nnir
uf and " much Of tho property st.aeled 4. NAY ba
tucIent sattAty the said ndgnent and c.. VII 30
>old to satiySy the s4u1c. WALTER KtuBAL.
Ii. r, HytFlE. PlE1's Atty. Ckrt
, 1860-11-08
TRUSTEES SALE.-p,

~; Ihs ahove sae h. po.toone anti Morday .os Eth
non dig. vi JAMES q. HEYWot;rU. ,1ort-1-..
, 1860-11-08

i As Accpkx7s WILL HArrkS EvEs n wKz1 KeorLA1En
FAMILIES. 1t Is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient WAY for repairing Furniture, CrockerT
, 1860-11-08
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

For Milwaukee,. La Crosse and 81, Paul
Notrl1S LHe-At 9.43 A. arrives 1t Aliw 2Ekcc At
LIZ = y. and LaCrosss the sams evening.
A.l2sJ \, H., and at Ia Crosse at 10. 20 4. T..
Eotll Of these trims connect st La Crosse with
packet boats for ST. Fani.
waukrsau train leave Eanxe-an At A. H.. arrives
ct Chicago nt SO A.x Leaves Chicago Ut 5sar H..
arrives Ut Wackegan At tt.15F,x.
Trains leaye Milusnkee At to..3 4. n. ant 115 ~.
Ap4ll q. ls0. s. c. BALDWIN, sups
, 1860-11-08

M ASTERS SAIE.-State Of Ill;-
VI noa Cook couas{, ss.I:1rcut couE. Of cook
County-Pctli1on for Mecnan!cs Lien. Frcdcf,cs
Hrsuhil use OF kc, " Henry Sihbc.
Public notice y hereby Gi!en mat !. I. {. Ta!u4
FTecr Ma-ter In ChauccFy of Eook County. sta,c 1t
iI!inofx Will Ii obedience to tho n,andAle III SttcI
Execution E~urd In tho above quilted cause IL tS:s
date sell publtc auction for ca. the Airke>t hia
TIE right use, interest," claim and demand xhteh ths
had il idc pre mses sessiibsd a f5,iows iosit
number seventy sx ~: In the Canzl Trustee suh.
81 shs southwest quarter and the yutcaet quarter II
tas aorhxest quarter! sectie. vc t3, N 1"~n.ip
no Third Principal MeFiian In the Ctty Of Clis-sv
County Ut Cuok, and state 0f Illinois.
T.. C. PAINE FRREE.
Master In chaoccsy of Ceok County
Cbtesnp. October xAh i26I lIt,. -stS.,3id
, 1860-11-08

d. WAhhkN q NV.s
General rreIghtsrs to tbs Mines,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NERCHASTR
We have Trains leaving ST. Jeseph weekly through.
parties unnsnal facilities for getting out freight With
dispatch and At reasonable Estss AZ shipped 70
~ "-3' W. 4. WARREN 4 CO.,
eupYf1f% St JDAcph No
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COTTON CULTURE ABANDONED IN INDIA
Foreign papers contain the following very
signlncant paragraph, showing that after ali
Inc protracted efforts to grow cotton In the
British Iudian possessions, the attempt has
been at length abandoned as hopeless:
I'm the annual report of the Bombay Cham
ger OF commerce statement announces that
Inc Indian Government had finally abandon
ed, as being hopeless failures, their expert
mehts at cotton growing in that country-
THESE experiments had commenced as far back
as l1e9, and were prosecuted almost without
lntermission during the seventy-two Years
that have sinced elapsed. They had cost. from
first to last f35O, ,0OO and, as the report states.
had absorbed the energies and intelligence of
governor RS, collectors, commissioners, Ameri-
can pia ters, and pains taking amateurs Yet
the result OF all this prolonged effor and enor-
nous outlay had been nothing but a con-
tlnoed series OF disappointment. One soli-
tary success Is recorded as having been
achieved, on "A small SCALE by MIR. Shaw, col
rector at DharWar, who, taking up the en- ter
prise In lS4U, upon an area OF only 800 acres
developed the results so rapidly that in 1851
there were 81 ,68o 'kupas' plan ted with Ameri :
can, and 224,3li with native cotton, and in
1896 the area increased to l56,3l6 kupas appro-
priated 10 the American, and 23U,567 10 the ma
tive variety OF the plant. 1t does not appear
that Mr. ShaW was assisted by any Govern
ment grant III this work and at all events
all direct cooperation OF the State with the
cultivation OF cotton is now suInmariIy aban-
duned."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

THE SOUTHERN BANKs.-The condition OF
the banks OF the South having attracted some
attention, we present the following statement
of their capital circulation and specie, as they
were in January last. 1t will be- observed that
the proportion of specie is large, being nearly
half the amount of notes in circulation. AT
this season the Southern Banks are always
taxed to their utmost capacity, 10 make the
necessary advances on the cottons shipped to
the North and TO Europe. 1t is customary, at
this time Of the year, for the banks in the
cotton growing States TO withdraw from or
binary customers The usual facilities gran ed
10 them, In order to purchase cotton bills Of
exchange. While current payments at the
North remain unliquidated, the proceeds of
the cotton bills are applied To payment OF
those maturing liabilities, and this season is
ALWAYS the one at which Southern payments
are made The refusal TO discount paper by
any OF the banks in the South mnst, there
fore not be taken as evidence of weakness,
but the simple result OF the fact above stated.
The preseut condition OF the exchanges indi-
Gates that the South has paid of her accrued
Indebtedness, and following the laws OF trade,
we must soon expect 10 ship specie to South
ern vorts In moderate amounts. The acces-
sion of a few millions will soon enable the
| banks to expand and resume their loans on
local papar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

AN INVENTION TO SECURE FINE WEATHER,
There is now before the Academy or Sciences
a. Farls, "a wonderful invention" OF Mons.
Helvetlous ono, OF Leipsc, by which he pro-
misses TO ENSURE fine weather" He erects a
platform al considerable height i'll the air, on
which he places "propeller," OF huge bellows,
worked oy steam. With these bellows, which
are very powerful" he blows away the loud.
as they gather; and, as rain comes from the
clouds, IL must necessarily follow that where
clouds are not aliC wed to gather there can De
no ram. lie main talns that If a certain num-
ter of his rain propeilers, or "pluvlfuges," as
he mas named them, are placed at intervals
over the eity, he can provide for the inha b-
tauts continuance of fine " Gather and GER
tain protection from sudden showers aud
muddy streets, so long the terror OF fair pedes-
trlans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

THE CULTIVATION OF IRELAND.-The rro.
portion OF waste land in any country would
probably surprise the most Intelligent of Its
inhabitants If the quantity were actually mea.
sured. For instance, the returns of the Regis.
trar General of Ireland, for 1860, show ina,
less than one-third OF that green isle is under
cultivation. The area OF Ireland is 3Is7a
square miles, which is equal TO 20 469 300 acres
and there We're under crops this year 5.g67. .g7(
acres. Ofthis area, , 637, 557 acres are devoted
TO cereal crops LOU ,4S3 TO green crops I,59i
800 70 meadow and clover; and l2s, ,444 10 flax
1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

FIGHT WITH INDIANS United States Once,
htHed.-Ihe New Mexican mail, with da tes u
the 2otn ult has arrived. Capt Geo McLane.
OF the mounted rifles, was killed by the Ma
VaJo Indians on tho 18th of October. He was
out on scout with his company, and when
Withlh about twenty five miles of Fort De-
nance party of Indians were oyertaken In
the charge upon Them, Capt. NJ cLane killed
four Indians with his pistols. WneE the
charge was made and the word TO rally gwen,
the captain became separated from his men
aho was seen 10 tall from mis- horse His TOO;
became entansied i'll his stirrup, and his horse
being frightened, ran off, dragging him q con-
siderable distance before he was stopped
"nen MS men came mp, they found that he
was dead. He had three shots in HIM which
must have produced lns taht death. Capt Nc
Lane was son of Senator McLane, OF Della
ware. He leaves a widow and three children
VINO are al Albuquerque. The Indians after
the death OF Capt. McLane, made their e.ca pc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

"A ers aud otherp who have cur BAGS, 10 ssnd
them TO US full oi gram, IL really to send il, or
empty, ny the next train. We are suffering srsat
"a various hsnds Who have nexleeted to resurn
them. In a short TINE We must niake aa bag ae-
We ssnd bass TO any person, they shoald b rs
urned promptly.
ers ought 10 dry " AZ home. barns xrAnsriss ana
. .ali out Of doors" are big enough Is spreAd n in
fArmsrs lose immensely by inatssnsion to tAis
We have fallen on perilcas tunes. vhsn dsbs 10
faith OF growing crops, won't do Tor tkoss 10 h xs
% ony them on hme. A safe prinoirls Of inaividpa
Nle-n MADNUy II Co
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.

WILLIAM T. MOORE CO.,
H. D7 BROAD STREET.
of uoW uIoW n fecelpt Of large and fiLe assortment
Vs,aio 20 . and caps, 10 which they call attention
,bs. 'oIs 10 tHe air would find rare selection Il
s shef G e1 1tm our stock before purchasing, as we
W. ph-f inducements that cannot fail TO please
FTolssVe now received d full supply of Laoer'
ave embracing all the latest sty les wh lch We
Of sse,ins Al the lowest possible price Our stooh
IN thts Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
Thncs HATS made TO order.
nnnsanaAiui lor past fayofs, they hope for n Goa
"A9Ace OF the same. VIM L. MOORE,
NJ I IEnNA2D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

To CLEAN THE EYE OF DUsT.-When the eve
Is lrrttaled by dust OF intrusive particles OF
any Kind, the sufferer inveriabiy shuts and
rubs his eye, and not unfrequently the remoy-
al OF The irritating cause becomes more diff.
cult. Ine proper practice is 10 keep The eye
open, as II staridg u TT OF rotary movement
OF the ball takes place, The surface becomes
covered with water, the particles gradually
impe!ed To the corner of the eye, and is there
Heated out, or can be easily removed, without
any OF the disagreeaole consequences that at
tend shutting and rupbing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

THE PLANNING OF CITKs-The London
Builder says that a spiders web furnishes il
better plan for the laying out of new cities
than any which has yet deen devised by sur
veyors aud enxInee Any one " no Will fl nd
distinct anu complete web unbroKen, Will
see how beautifully regular IL is, and how per-
fectiy adapted or the quickest pas sage from
any Que poat 10 anotner. Tue cJncentric
rings are not circles, but polygons the Iadia-
ting exquIsiteiy regular AID straight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

THIRTY SEvKN."-Thirty-s seven is a peril
Gus age f0r arusts aud poets; twas fatal to
Raphael, Mozart, Burns and Byron Ten wears
later, or forty -seven, has been eq ually remark
ed as crlllcal period in a soldiers and a
statesmans life. II marked the turning point
III the career OF Dr. Arnold, Disraeii, Lord
Palmerston, and Wellington, was at III. age
at which Napoleon was banishsd to ST Helena
aud very nearly which was fatal 10 Put
Spencer, Addison, Goldsmith and Hood an
Illustration OF The incompatibility OF inIen-
siye and extensive lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

House Breaking.-Two negro boys-Henry
and Wiliiam-hired to John ID. q uarles. We re-
before the Mayor yesterday, 10 answer the
charge OF stealing four barrels Of herrings
from Minnis Watson, corner I'd and Main
streets. After hearing the evidence, tha
Mayor adjudged them guilty, and sentenced
each OF them 10 receive nine and thirty lasnes,
we'll laid on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

COLLISION AT SEA.-Ou Saturday night
iast, schooner, name unknown, supposed 10
he OF about l20 tons, ran into the steamshin
James Adger, on her way from New York 10
charleston, striking her just forward OF the
wheel house, breaking up one wheel and
damaging The railing around the wheel house
The schooner show ed 10 lights, and was not
seen by any one aboard of the Anger, until she
was quite close To her. The Adger lay to five
hours, but as nothing was seen of the wrecked
schooner, 1t Is supposed she sank i'm media tel y
with all on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

POWER IN A WOMAN EYE.-A lady, when
the conversation turned dynamies, asked
the late George Stephenson, the celebra ted
engineer, What do you consider the most
powerful force in nature Z" IL Will soon an :
swer that question:" said he "it is the eye OF
woman 10 the man that loves her } for If u
he go To the uttermost ends Cf the ear Tn, the
recollection OF that look will br,ng him back -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Sensible Visw-Nancy Davis, a Luuenbure
free negro, made her bow to the Mayor yes ter
day. to answer for being In the city with i'm
proper papers. When told that she must re.
turn to Lunenburg or go North, she declined
TO do either. declaring that she had rather be
sold into slavery than take the chances of
starving IN freedom. She was ordered To leave
the city forthwith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

R0bbing a NeightOr.-Mary Shay, a white
woman, was arraigned before the Mayor yes-
terday morning, TO answer the charge Of steal
lug s25 in money from Mary Reynolds. The
evidence was sufficiently conclusive of guilt
70 warrant the Mayor Ia sending the party on
for further hearing before the Hastings
Court, which he did.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Excitement Abating.-Since the day OF the
PRESIDENTIAL election up TO Wednesday night.
great anxiety was manifest ted in the city to
learn for whom Virginia had voted, bat now
that the vote Is so close as to require the ON. .
ciai returns to decide, the anxiety seems TO
nave su6sided, and ali parties appear TO bs
willing TO await the final count
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Good Traced The Richmond and York
River Railroad Is doing u good local travel
business. Superin tsndelt Temple is having
the road put In complete order, and the polite
ness and accommodating spirit OF the condus-
tors and engineers is making IL very popular
with The travelling p1 biic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Pleasant Rssort.-One Of the most agreeable
places at which u spend an evening, that we
KNOW OF, Is the Far room AT The Mechautcss
Institute, where the ladies are making efforts
TO raise means to build q chapel. They have
a large amount Of pretty articles on hand a I'D
are furnishing their visitors with most Tempt
ing refreshments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Breach Of TraSt-Sarah A. Pleasants, a
worthless tree negress, made her appearances
before the Mayor yesterday, TO answer the
charge of stealing sundry articles of wearing
apparel from Catherine Hope, an old woman.
The evidence showed that Catherine deposit
ed her clothes with Sarah for safe -keepin and
that when she went for them she received in
stead a sound drubhlng, tor which the plis-
onCr was ordered the lasn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16
MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY

MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY The
Museum OF Comparative Zoology at Cam
bridge, Mass, was dedicated on tue l3th iust
The exercises consisted Of addresses by Gov
Banks, President FELTON,, Professor Agasiz and
Dr.. jacob Bigeiow. A large aud inreres ted
audience were present. The Museum Is en-
dowed win S225VC0, OF which Slu0U,0 is Ac
The State, and the remainder by individual
donations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Stcaiioicing PiH.-Dr. Lewis was called on
yesterday morning ~ remove from the th ruar
OF negro child n large brass pin, which had
become Completely emoedded in the nesh lie
performed the operation with great ease, aud
relieved the little creature of pain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

REPORTED DEATH OF ALBERTO MARIO
Letters from Naples state that Signor Alberto
Mario, the husband of Madame Jessie White
Mario, has been killed. He was sent by Carl
oaidl at the head of a column of one thousand
men, TO put down a reaclionary movement in
4aollse. The patriots were oyerpowered and
cut 10 pieces by body of NeapoIIlan soldiers
SIX times their number. Only forty out of the
thousand are reported as being saved, and in
that nunbe Mario's name does not occur
The encounter is said 10 have been tremen =
dous, the Garibaldians having fought like
lions and against desperate odds-Newea,.!e
(Eng. ChrOH,cie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

School CormissioneyS-The County Court of
Henrico have appointed the following School
Commissioners for said county: district No.
|. james o. Leake. No. 2 John K. Woodward
M. 3, VIM. III. Pace. No. T. Jonn w. Shep-
pard. No. 3, James L. Redd. No. 9, J. h.
keesee. No. 7, John X. Mountcastle. No. g.
John w. Fussell. No. 8, jackson +. Childrey.
No. 10. VIM. Bracket. The Commissioners
are TO meet at the Court House on the frat
Monday in Decem ber, to organize
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16
HATS, &c.
JOHN THOMPSON,

IN JOHN THOMPSON,
- NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
HAS on hand select and fashionable assOrt-
Treqt Of IA Is, CAPS. LADIES' FURS and GEN
tLhMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
ssposed TO sell at low prices. most respectfully
eOIlC!t call from purchasers. oc 20-dtJl
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
DoAeIhng entirely new for young men, at
40 ELLETT WEISIGER'S,
-oc6-H No. LOT Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Southern Orders.-Our large manufacturers
are cons tiy receiving orders from the Sou tn
for 'chmond made machinery, and IL m oney
does not become too tight, many of them viii
have their hands full during the winter
months. In all branches of mechanism Rich
mond is behind no other city In the South :;
and IN many of them her citizens are even low
competing successfully with many Of the
largest Northern houses. All she needs to be-
come the great manufacturer for her Sou tnern
sisters Is their orders, which, heretofore, have
gone rorth of the Potomac, to eArich those
who despise our Institutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

FATAL AooIDKST.-Henry Tyler, an orphan
10 years OLD, IN the employ Of Mayor Bragg, OF
,'sl, Warrenioh, va, was killed on Sunday last,
the piece caused instant death,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Tas Vegetable Markets continue to be well
supplied thus far, though large amount OF
The ar TIC les sold are brought from the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

ing state of the country, Governor Lstehsr
has called au extra session OF the Lagislature
of virginia, 10 convene on the 7th OF January
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Ias Nsw Poor Hosss is going up gradually =,
and ihe Contractors hope 10 get y portion OF IL
finished In time for occupancy this winter.
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Nearly Comp!sssd.-Tns sls ting of the tall
steepie of the Broad street Methodist Church
Is nearly completed. The JOB was tedious
as we'll as q dangerous one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

BTeak'ng lathe window Of Messrs. Stock
dale Co.'s clothing store was broken la 20
last wednesday night, aud some iew articles
OF wearing apparel were stolen.
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1860.

ford hhob'F l.. DICKINSON, fsuccessor TO BIN
mn!esinson n WeisigerD No rs Main street,
best Va, thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE
ersiiy "a On him BY his friends and the pubic gen
.ea.jys stes their attention TO ms large and ex-
prIs,os STOCK STOCK OF HATS, GAPS, FURS. &c, com
Which vffcy style manufactured Tor the season,
tual eu,O Oe sold at wholesale and retail to pune
eAauis ~ ,ers ON the most favorable terms. Mer-
es Mstng the city are respeetiuli, solicited to
lag ieAanlne Tor themselves before purchas-
Chase ia .,oetaI discount made TO those who pur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Fssh Oysters are abundant Ia the market.
but sell readily at from rs cents to 81 per gal
Ion.
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7As Gsstsrs Of some Of the streets need the
ai'ention of the Superintendent who ought
TO have them put In good order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

81 FOR REST-A brick HOUSE. on 32d and
Il y streets, containing ten or twelve rooms.
6sIh Kitchen, carriage house and stable on the
o: and a well of good water in tire yard There
Ea l6rge garden connected with the premises
Fer terms, &c, apply 20 RO. B. LINE,
AGENT for hiring out Negroes, renting out Houses
u NarrnnNta Hall No 12-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

- FOR Rf.NT--A desirable Family Resi-
r. dence. on Marshall street, 81 door from lst -
A1 Ine house is In compete order, and furnished
with gas, water closets. bath rooms. with hot and
co water. To good tenant, the terms will he
reasonable Possession can bs tlven In a few
days Apply to JNO +. alvey,
10 Oi2-lVf Corner of Nj ain and l3tt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

Execution Day.-To-day, between the hours
OF IL aud O'Clock. is the time appoiu ted for
the execution of VIM ID. TOrTY, convicted Of
The murder of Catherine J. Thom, his wife's
sister. Within the past two weeks This un for
tunate young man has been seriously engaged
on the subject of religion. aud expresses entire
resignation 10 his tate. During the day yes
terday he was visited by many of his friends
and reiatives, of each OF whom he took dual
leave, aud entreated them To meet him ia a
happier and better world. Uamoved amid
the tears OF weeping friends, he has borne hi m
self with remarkable fortitude. Hs speut
portion of his time yesterday in writing let
ters OF coincidence TO his relatives and friends
in each OF which he urged them u live holy
and be prepared tor death