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Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-27

Soda Water, of the very best quality, supplied at
short notice: and fountains furnished if desired Also
SYRUPs of all kinds finely and richly favored
GE0RGE II. SPURR pol Main ST
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-27

Efyou wish for splendid picture of child call at
CIa1H'S. lSS Main street His arrangements com.
plee for producing likeness instananeousy. dtf dis
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-27

| AROOKAPS PULMONIC SYRUP,
an excellent remedy for Coughs. Colds Bronchitis,
&c. Sold by GEO. II. SPURR, POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-27

q. =. Harris, Dentist, l5s Main street. opposite
he new Mechanics Hall Building. da so
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hesprisg business 10 opening very DromsinGly.
and trade vsars healthy and substantial appssv-
aace. TheD 10 increased hrmnsss in the Bread
stuhs market, with N advance in both Eowv and
Wheat. Baros il not % stih. Coffee 10 higher and
Arm. Sssas u little sitter, bat there 10 no
change yet in quotations. fr
Money R.atters remain very steady. Subscrip-
tions 70 the neW Bank. In this city, to b called
" 7he 1raders' Bask, ara rapidly increasing. and
the minimum Of 9A00eo will. 1t il believed, be SUBJ
scrihed in few days. This minimum, prescribed
by The charter, il large. The BANK will not b
hased on State Stock, but ON stock paid in in
money. II will he very strong institution.
The Legislature still has under consideration the
question Of repeating the clauses of the "Redemp
ton Law" which require the interior Banks and
Branches to provide for the redemption Of their
notes in prominent cities named at u per ct dis
count for specie. The repeal of this measure will
be Injurious to commerce and occasion iEconveni-
ence to the public in the use Of the bank notes of
our State Institutions. II will introduce greater
instability in financial matters, and ring many
evils upon the country from which it 10 now pro-
tected by the Redemption" Law ~ tits.
TOBACCO.--The receipts Of Tobacco are hight,
and mostly Of ,nss e. s.s'ity we quote nex
.1 At W. &c nee sale Il 81 ns
not e saS q. Leaf sSsIS.. o. loose
FLOU k-There has been quite = movement in
posed to stand above the views of shippers. ship
pers offer % 26a6 37,s for fair to good straight
brands; holders demand for the latter 50 50. We
h3!ds,s ask the latter.
to prime Red $50 al IS; do. White sl5O1is5
COkN.-There Is a better feeling, but we still
quote 55a 50 cts; per bushel:
0ATs:LThi: being the planting season. Oats are
o1 S FL Snd SINAI lots at retail are higher.
BACON.-Market not 80 stiff, At lO1. al0I for
Sides; 81 TsA Tor Shoulders; plain Hams II cents.
cents; No Hog Round vet received.
=. UFFEE.1Conee Is higher. We quote Rio at
sUGAR:--A better feeling, but we renew quo
tations: New Orleans g 20 9 Genus for choice;
and Powdered iOa eli cents; Coffee Sugar: A
y cents; ss<@iO cents; c ska9I cts; Extra
N 1928 Sen.s. :. in qua, quality:
cts; Ochenhousen's. D.
ssaSa. cos na'eS k kss'd nv
nid, co other grades, prices as to quality from
~ '' cXrTiE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-We quote S3.7504.7s gross, last sales
the latter brought by very few.
SHEEp.-SuppIy good at S5a6sO gross for ex-
tra nferior average about Ss
HOGS.-None selling.
MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-On New York and Phila-
Such Of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank of
ne Valley, as are not taken by the Banks, at
The notes Of the Trans Alegh any Bank are Is - |
North and South Carolina Bank Notes Koxv |
The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank |
Of G nfnss aSa 3 ReJ ST dig 10, cent
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A LONG LIVED FAxILY.-The Nantucket
Inquirer says the Miss Phebe Neybegin, who
died In that town on Thursday last, at the ad-
vanced age of SO years months, leaves a sis
ter nearly 80 years Of age, with whom she has
slept every night for 81 years, with the excep-
ton OF three weeks during childhood, when
Mary, the surviving sister, went to Newbury-
port with her mother. The deceased never
left the Island. There is but one person liy.
ing there older than Miss Newbeein-Mrs.
Deborah Lamb, aged 81 years aud some
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p PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
WuOI ECATE nRIYCG

~ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
" No. 122, corner Main and Gorernor SITS,
u Richmond,
Have now in store their Spring supplies of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
INDIGO, NADER, and other DYES.
WINDOW GLASS of all sizes.
WHITE LEAD, VARNjSHES, &c.
BURNfN!NfG ell FLuIRi C CA Z yIR.
manufacturer prices.
Our stock comprises one of the largest and best
assortments of goods in line be found In the
South-has been selected IN person by one Of our
hrm, purchased for cash, enabling US to offer our
goods at such low prices cannot fail to give sat
isfaction.
Merchants will find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
PURCELL, LAOD & CO.,
hclA 10 Npnv .~kv
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DEAD MAN ADsUpenp 70 Par ef,Dee yon
BRING RLOwH " ri 4 POwpfe WIII.-xt the
teeent Ulster Co.'s Z IN. " 0bnFt - inliew.
Ing trial came o9:~yOhn 6aieh 6en1nsA HI.
rem Hasbrouck. sdl15eisssuios Of Adam WIS.,
ner, deceesee. M. AAsAeOuck 10 admt1,gtnoSi
Treasurer. pla1ntiG claimed that the cal
kaSnsss OF Wissnes casss1 ~ espjeslon u -
Qow6sr mil - Esvpus, ~ whte6 - tcetoD ~
Wtssesy was tilIed " the sxploaiop, Aha JsEt
no rslatiyes Tue tsSy ave . ysrdiet tor
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The RoNAGNA.-The States of the Church.
under the sovereignty of the Pope Of Rome
bearing this name, extend from the Mediter.
ranean on the west to the Adriatic on the east
Below them is the kingdom of Naples above
are Tuscany, Modena. Parma, governed by
Dukes who are subservient to Rome The Ro
magma was assigned to the Pontiff in Isl by
the Congress Of Vienna. The chief cities are
Ancona, on the Adriatic; Ravenna, Perugia.
rerrara, and Bologna, on the north Civita
Vecchia is on the Mediterranean II ia cI.;n
ed now that the people are unwilling that the
Pope should rule over them. The Duchies
are likely to be annexed to Sardinia and send
their delegates to the Parliament at Turin,
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| .-R< RICH MO ND MADE
E&SGS2x CARRIAGES.

respectfully invite the attention Of his friends and
the public ge2eT{ to his large and fashionable
His work il manufactured in this city, by com 20
tent wOrkmen. and out of the best material. A call
from those desiring to purchase 10 requested. Par
ticular attention paid to REPAIRING, which will
be done on the most reasonable terms
ia lO-dGcwZm
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p.NCEMCNT HGING N0RTH-NEW ~
EERRsS;CcJTJHR0SSH TISKEfs AND 30 T IHHRAgEI;
CHEC;ks.-GREAT NNRTHERN Roit1ThnoOtSsa
tSunday night exceptedl between R,chnsiee day
1ndfla. WASHINGTON. Baltimore. Phiade DS,, AsI
York, and AL important points West. y paa Nss
Clees ana ashlngton, over the Richmond f sssaa
river, Is miles, and BY splendid and eom ufo,sn*
steamers thence to Washington, IS mile. ~
fetis IN seven hours; being comfortable and ~
Hours Of departure: $50, A. NJ, and,.pM
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special T. a,
Philadelphia and New York D"'umor,
THROUGH TICKETS can 10 secured At IN. f,r..
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DENTISTRY.

~ MOTTO
hy~ DR.. D. COULLING. DENTIST,
Has moved his Office from the corner of
between 9th and 10th. where he may he seen at any
time between A. NJ. and p. NJ >. prepare ed to ger
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-The Cleo
01~~Splastlc and Vulcanite Process-G. w
o JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured. enables
him to insert one or more teeth ,rithoxt clasps
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
gold or any other plate Will Of course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Office ON Main street, opposite
Hall zl-1v
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SH0CkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
~ - PLASTER.-The subscriber has earnestly Ia
pofed or the past four years, to exclude Northern
Tround Plaster, by tho establishment of a Home
M!H, and supplying an article superior to any re-
ceived from the North, and claims a perfect sue
70 his patrons. and asks to iaform ali lnterested
that Re has completed his improvements that will
HIS stock Of Lump is heavy, biased upon the
sncImSrS:s increased use Of superior erticls
euarries. with special reference to ts richness in
S.tsAats q Linn: The reputation Of his brand
shall be sustained at every effort and cost and he
not made application Of this ralxabIe fertilizer.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl st.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

x kEMOvAL, REMOvAL--OF THE
"a VEL L.KNOWN BILL BARTHoI.o
Ea NEW. MATCHMAKER The suiscri-
public, and his friends in the country that Ss has
~ HEMOvED next door to Messrs. Kent, Paine
20. 5. nearly opposite his old stand. on Main st.
and desire to please. that he will meet with thc
same patronage 30 literally bestowed ON him iCr
Nothing tcishoHf labor" ~
Where lives the little BILLY B.,
hIle on Eleventh street told the hour
Hes gone next door to Kent P's-
On him VOur fnv0rs nho
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\ AND HP PfarEn66 w wxknFLkt, s, MHrS

"a AND PLATED WARTS. A. MYERS
AAA keeps CONSTANTLY on hand large and com
- plete assortment of the above named er-
le5s to his frsnds and public on the most reaxon-
Snie terms: He would call particular attention. to
E.s 5toch OF hne Watches, such ~ Jules Jurxenspn
r. Adams Son. Alfred l.avaiette, Jules Esne'
x, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston, John
keeps large assortment of rich Diamond Set Fin.
snx ss ,n.. shss Bai,"n' Diamond Cluster and
assortment Of ladies' CarbuncIe, Coral. Lava
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etruscan and plain soid
Chha!n Bsscslet., Chatlain CHAINS, Neck CHAINS.
Sets, Goblsts. Pitchers. Salt Cellars. Caps. Bouquet
holders. Fish Knives and FORKS, Berry Spoons,
Asparaxus TonKs. Ice TOngs. Silver Spoons and
Forks, hne Silver plated Knives, &c.
. Hoping to offer such induce meats that cannot
fully solicited. - e. A. MYERA
Corner Of Main and Pearl sts.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
REMOVAL. 1850
1860.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER 4 SON,
M pn RTERC AVN M Z

WILLIAM F. BUTLER h SON,
~ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. 10 Pearl or l4th street, and
will open in all the month of February large and
choice stock of New Goods. of their own importa-
ton. received direct to this port. per ships Erie
dymon, via New York. Also, from the Wheeling,
Va. and Western mannfactories. every descrp-
ton Of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT GLASS
WARE; coal OIL and other LAMPS, CAS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS which they offer to the trade Of North Ca
rolina. Virginia and Tennessee, az low as any
Northern jobbng house.
Our Senior has been for the last Is years. I'M
porting China and Earthenware direct to this port;
and piedging ourselves to sell as low others we
respect fully ask the patronage of Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
IA Store formerly occupied by w. s. h G. Dom
nan. VIM. F. BUTLER Il SON,
te l8-dGcwlm No. 10 Pearl or l4th street,
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OFFICE X. / D. r. Ri
HIcHMOND, Oct. n; 1859.
CIR EAT NOCTNWESI.

D. y
= late arr ang ement the Richmond
and Dsnville, South Side, Virsinia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
georgia, and Memphis and Charleston RAILROADS
nave entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age FREE, over ,hsir
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes, and others. this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any othsf.
For further particulars, apply at the Ticket 0
nee. Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, Richmond
oc N-dts c. CAMPBELL, Supt
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

M - A CARD.--DR. BROOKS has re-
E>Sa moved his office to 9th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
Office hours from to "a. NJ, and from to
M. "
He has for sale privately, TEN LOTS. fronting
~ ieet each-5 on Grace st and five On Broad st.,
just beyond the Western line Of the corporation.
stands the cultivation and MANAGEMENT of flowers
&c; and for rent. TWO SEATS in Pew No. Is IN
st. Paui's Church. NH I'm
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h%~ SURGEON DENTIST,
NuD Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased to see those with whom he
has engageme nts, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed il the most approved and scientific
sly lie known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted to give satisfaction. (Oc sly
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= BUOTS, SHOES, &c.-The att

SI1OESs KIT H0 HtttH-
aB ton of the public is respectfully asked to
my stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting of every
variety Of style and quality, for Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses, Boys, Children and Servants. / shall
continue, As heretofore, to manufacture extern
svely any other house in the city every thlng in
my line that may be called for, and shall. have
always done. use none but the best material
that can be procured anywhere. Persons deslrOus
are assured that they will find a good assortment
at as low prices as such goods can be had for 1t
the establishment, No. 50 Main street
mo pAGE n
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soAe THE ADAMS, EXPRESS com.

sT s. sslf III s e RE- E ~
MoNp Sy s,eamsr. JaMfIsToWN ann and R6s
NOKE, which leave NEW YORK every WEB
NEsRAY and SATuRDAY, and thense " l RA!aa-
BURG, sALEM.WYTHEViLL +, and the fsc.i-
pal places in VIRGINIA and N ORTH CAROLINA
are now prepared to forward, with area, dispsisn
at reduced rates. every kind of Merchapdize. vAs-
able Parcels, Jewsry, &c., to the above named CT
ties, and ali places on the seabcard.
Our Express an the Steamships will 10 accom-
panied BY SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who viu
give their personal attention to the careful handnnS
of goods entrusted To the A DAMS EXPRESS Gus
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take notice that packssesD
points in Virginia and North Carolina Will he seal
by Steamers. unless otherwise marked. 80.
Freight received, on day of sailing, until Seek
p. NJ. ]. l.. McDUNUC6h,
AaAnA II dam xnrSr
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Whole Tickets, Sis; Halves sS; Q1arters - Co.
Certificates Of Packages in tho Ordinary Draw
ings will he sold at the following rates. which is
the risk Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tick
cts $780, CT rtiicate Of Packas of lU Half Tickets
$40: Certificate Of Pack ase of 10 uarter Tickets
$40; Certificate of Package of 10 Eighth Tickets,
$40.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount of money to our address for what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery IN which you wish
it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves
Quarters or Fig hths, on receipt of which We send
what is ordered, by first mail, together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation.
IA. Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the name Of their Post Office Coun-
~ and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
"A, AL! Prizes of 81, COO and under, paid imme
diately after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual
"a. WOOD. EDDY Il CO.'S LOTTER RES are
drawn at Augusta, Georgia. and Whining ton, Del
aware.
Orders for Tickets Certificates to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY L CO., Augusta Ga,
Or W9 00, EB R 4 CO. Atlanta, Ca,
Circulars. containing Sche mes for the month,
will he sent, free of expense, by addressing as
above.
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RUPTURECyREDFOR FIVE DOLLAR

10 UPTCkECUREDFO FIVE DOLLARS
As-DR: SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Ave dollars. Every medi-
nounces it. superior to all others. If desired, We
will cheerfnlly refer to any of the very numerous
T!ucs. Persons owning valuable slaves thus afiict-
ed, should procure one, they being 80 durable and
to any part Of the country by Express or mail
For the Truss, or information conce rning it, ad-
dress c. C. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va
Persons not knowing rs, can send their money to
Tho Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADEk
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH&J OHNSrON'S,
druggists. my1lv
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CHlNA.WARE AND HOT SE.FUNN1N11.
- ING G00DS.-SCHAAP& Co, IMPORTERS
AND MHOL Al.E AND RETAIL DEALERS.
COKNEK OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now, direct from the ufactuTers'
and from Northern trade sales, most com plete
variety OF CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN.
WARE; LOOKING CLASSES; TABLE CUT
tt r = !, FfttATED, BRITANNIA. ALBATA. and
ment Of French and German FANCY GOODS and
IOYh, to which We invite the attention Of mer-
chahts and the public In general, feeling confident
mat our GooDs and PRICES will richly nav them for
2 can; e endeavor to maintain our reputation
lot selling bargains. SCHAAP CO.
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HENRY HUDNALL,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mOnd.
M Also, practices regularly In the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledsments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office of
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and 18th streets. just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
HAYES r.. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
Practises in all the Courts of the city of Richmond
and the counties Of Henrico and Goochland Once
corner Bank and 18th streets. Richmond, Va.
ia l2-3m*
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THUNNUHYN and SNTTFDATS
Boat TEMPEST, GsEs. Taos hggrr:
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CMAs. J. Johnson.
Boat J; iRBY, Capt. wv; T. ClEYELASs'
Boat FAME. Capt. WV. n. PAKsdss
koat OLIVIA, Capt. PHrEEs. ..a.s
These Beats arc all Of the 6v,telsss, commss.Sss
by careful and experienced Captains. anc 80 ~,
icr pist fayorv, begs a oontinuance IT the same.
WIN. r. cox, Agent:
Al the Shed. Dock It,. IN roar OF Old Gas wefss
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MEDICAL. CARBIDE. PLUME Offers his ser
W vices to the public in the ali secret
branch gives pr. +. q claim to public iavsr-oiics
ON Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel, and
Tract ono II me 1ef, S S..,
Dimes sent to order. AL cOmmv nicatcns by letter
or otherwise PROMPTLY attenda to. Richmond, Va
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AsDoAIno HIN OUr.-C3ov. Honston I.
~"esnlng u . wsg - we'll ~ q stateeman -
IN omeer u the States Prison, who hsd Ma
moved. whsa ~ came u Austin. 1uri.S' -.
session of the Legisla:urs. viiS 1.ess.ss1sss
LII 2. .asumonials - 70 his chaIacssr. IA ~
his functions. These were I'M ssssssasI
enough; su. shs principle Of rotation /. oSs.;y.
overrode all other c0nsidssa tons: ~ 49,
was wanfed for political friend. as1 81 -.
as gently as possible, the Governor adopSsd :
faee'ious tone aad ssyie u Q luai iatsrviev:
You say" said 0sa. H., addrsSsisg the epn.
tleinan on whom the axe was about 20 &ll
bcen good ~ sYes, sir" ~Aed YOU have -
W the psni ,snttayy six years ~ II heye.s'-
We'll, you havS hssa there mite loag enonGA
II rardos yox OFT" - - =
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70 SOUTHERN STONEWAKE F0T-

Corner Cary and 18th SITS, Richmond, Va.
kEESEE Il PARR. Prop'rs.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
that they are manufacturing the hest quality Of
ST0NEWARE, consisting Of Jugs, Jars, Pitchers,
MIX Pans, Churns. Bread Rsers, Sealing Fruit
Jars, AIR Tight &c. &c.
lso, neatly painted charcoal packed Water
Coolers, both metal and wood cases, OF all sizes,
M All Ware sold by us will be delivered in
any part OF the city free of charge.
THOS. w. KEEEEE
DAVID
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A sCoLoRRD' UonvxuTIoM.-The nexroea
I " Bssex sHd Keut conntiss, n Canada. haid 4
Convention o. shs 9th Inst. 10 express their
indignation at the reports recently pubstshed
abo' them In The American p.ess. The Arst
step was the expulston ol fnaa who was sus.
pected OF being newspaper reporter OF the
other proceedings the Detroit Free Press gives
the following laughable account:
Having accomplished this feat, they returned
ana made ~ attempt TO proceed to business,
put seeir proceedings weoe interrupted BY q
into q dispute on some knotty theological topic,
AID came to sturdy blows. The comhAtants
were the Rev: Mr.. Jones, pastor OF the Zion
1as coio;es ar
vine, who had como all the way from the q ua-
ker City to attend the Convention. The Rev
Jones "sAiled i'm unexpectedly, and delivered
srnsnx the e.s The Rev. Boiler re-
taliaied by gettingan . sumner on the Rev.
Jones' bread basket, which the Convention,
now deeply interested, pronounced foul
emanated from the audience, acting upon
which the Rev. Jones doubled up aud plan ted
the top of his skull In the Rev. Mr. Boilers
abdomen with fearful effect. The downfall Of
the spectators, which was cut short by an art
full dodge on the part Of the Rev. BOler who
shut himself up like jack-knife, and opened
wN0 sucn velocity that the collision tripped I'D
the Rev. Jones and brought him down. where.
with his head '.in chancery," he took healthy
pummeiling They were finally pulled apart
by some of the sisters and turned out, after
which they procured clubs and waged an un-
compromising warfare until both their heads
were seriously damaged. They were then ar.
rested by officer Port and locked up for trial.
The fight between the reverend gentleman
excited 30 much debate that the Convention
was forgotten and the discussion turned upon
ho
opinion was in favor Of the Rev. Jones, as u
home champion, the sentiment being decid-
ediy averse 70 allowing Philadelphia darkies
to come out here and take on airs over the
the aborigines. A majority Of the sisters sided
with de kemman from Fllimadelfy," on ac-
CONT as OF a.: wearing white hat, and being,
withal, rather a good-lO0king darkey; but
they were Indignantly frowned down. Some
OF the knowing ones went so far as to init
mate that the good clothes he wore were a
part of the proceeds Of s.me $40 which he
had collected for the Abolition cause and ap.
prOpriated to his own benefit