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Notice.

| FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for NOTE given by me ard Thos. j.
Cly burn security, to Jas E.iIidge for eight
hundred dollars, dated day 1860
Due lst January next, the consideration
tor which laid note was given having laiIed
am determined not To pay said note un-
less compelled by law.
WILSON iIOUGH.
July 9Th 1860 gIf
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"a Challenge.

IF ANY ONE WILL PROVE FROM
Il or by the Bible tnat SPriokIing il Bhp
tism or that any one j, scripturul sub
ject at BapIi-m but believer, will bind
myself IN II band of one thousand dollars
10 be paid as soon IA proven, Lby the above
namrd authority, proviied he who under,
takes. will lind himself Ia bond of equal
amount, To be paid II he fails
n. Is IL n" one undertakes the above II
will carry upon the face of it. that snch dog.
mas have no support from or by the word
OF God,
LEWIS p. ROLLINGS.
Pleasant Hill, $. &.
July %, 1860 It-p $3.50.
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Hoes, Trace Chains and Axes.
TUS'r Received iali supply Of .'Iau-
81 tsrs best Csst.el Hoes. fsace Chsins,
flames, Axss, De, For sale ~ ~
~, JONES GRaCRErT
Psb 20. ,e6o-s,k ~.
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fOh CLERK.

The friends uf JOHN 4. SrEWMt
snn"u;cr bin :. Candidate for re election for
'.lcrR at tue uurt, tur the riIsuipy term.
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MH Euirug --rh. many friendL of Mr
II. }. HANCOLk, announce hun u caudi-
date ior Clerk of tho Cuurt ioi the ensuing
term.
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y. l.. q.
July ls, 1860. -2t pf 81.
s 0 U L H CAR0LIN A

LuHCdSfT DlsIfC.
Joseph d Halle. who j. in the custody
Of the Sheriff Of Lancaster District by vIr.
Tue Of Wri. of Capias nd Salisiaciendum
at the suit Of James E Cureton, assignee,
having filed in my Office, together with II
schedule. on oath, Of his estate and effects.
his petition TO The court Of common pleas,
Pra. ing that he may be admitted To the ben.
eht OF the Acts Of the General Assembly,
for the relief Of insoivent debtors Ii is
ordered that The said James h. Cureton, as
signse, aud all other, the creditors To whom
the said J. d. Halle !. in aDywise indebted
be. and they ARE hereby summoned, ard
have notice TO appear before the said Court
nj Lancaster Court House, on The 81 Mon.
day in October next, to show cause. if any
tn-y can why the PRAYER OF the petitioner
aforesaid. should not be- granted. Office
Of Common Pleas. Lancaster District, this
TIL day Of May, 1860
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July le, 23-2m.
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Fur SdEhIFF

AR. EEiroR The friends Of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him = can. .
diiaie Tor the office of Sheriff of lAncxs.
,e; District tor the ensuing term.
MANY FRIENDS.
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John Fraser g. Co.,

CENTRAL WHARF.
The undermenti"nrd first class and fast
M''ihg Charleston Ships nave been aiIuady
placed upon the line, aud Others viii b, nd.
ued as Soon ~ rrqnred
SAILING DAYS OF THE SHIPS OF THIS LINE.
'"m From
Live pool Names. Mostcr Cb,rIc.,n,,
hih uI'e, 1860 -. q. Owens. Norton. Au,. 10
10Th June, 1862 e. BonsaIl. Michael. Aug. ri
2sth June, 1860 'Gondar. Lebbv SEP. >,
i5tli July, 1860 r. st Pierre Trssicr oct. J.
10Th Aug, 1850 John Fuscr, IIc.Oest. Oct. 30
csc t"rcc dates are u,.dr I" arIruNI.
mate i'r The con.en.ence of importer, for
the Fat. irdc
f"'urc arrangements will be duly advcr.
tisvd
April 10Th, m,fI1w
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) 0 u L Ii CA Il q l.! n A ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PY p. I. Hammond, Esquire. Ordinary
ID for said District.
Whereas, }. X. Hunter and ]. p. Trns.
del have applied to me for Letters of Admin.
istratiou on all and singular the Goods and
ChattIrs, Right. and Gre Iits Of Mrs. Mary
VI. TTusdrI, late Of the District af. rrsuid,
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite nnd ad
mOnish NIL and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordiuary's =
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 3oih day of
July int, to show cause il any, VIII, the
said Administration should not be granted
~ Given under my haud and seal,
( l.. ). this sixteenth day Of July, in
(~~ Sihe year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty, anG in
the eighty fifth year OF American lnGc.
pendenee.
p. L. HAMMOND.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

The hnud, ~ the Hon. JOHN Nc
QUEEN announce him n canddate for re-
si.ruur 10 congress, from the ifst Con.
grrs. .unat lh,Iucl 1t South CaroIua.
LANCASTER.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster District.
G. \. Plyler, Writ in for.
vs. eign Attach.
Richard Elliott. ment.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of
the Writ Of Attac hment in the above case,
| have. by ii. p. Hancock. my special Depu.
ty, on the lIth day of June 1860, at 4 o.
clock, p. NJ, attached the following prop
erty, TO wit:
Two Hundred acres Of Land, more or
less, as the property OF the absent debtor
r. Elliott, adjoining lands of John Csrnes,
James Blackman, William Rowell, ct al.
II. HANCOCK, 5. l.. d.
June ] !, 1860. l0-4m p 50.
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Ma. EpIrsa by announcing Capt A.
y. NISBEIa candidate Tor FAX Collector
At the. next election you will obiige.
ilIs FnIssps.
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OFFICES Of EXHIBITION AND SALE !:

495 Broadway, New York 1871 Balti.
more Street, Baltimore; Mechanics Insti.
tute, Richmond; 259 King Street, Char.
lesion Al Francis Street, Mobile IL Camp
Street, New Orleans; 81 Fourth Street
Louisville ; 4 Iiiggians Block, Lexington ;
l24 North Fourlh Street, ST. Loms; Tho :.
p, Stoveall, Augusta, Agent for Georgia
Mrs. g. Branard, Galveston, Agent for Tex.
as Agencies will be found IA most of the
cities and towns Of the South.
Juns 10 6n.
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Mrs. Jrttcr~"n Davis, Presents her com.
pimrntS to Grover a. Baker, and takes
pleasure in saying that she has used one of
their mrchIncS for two years, aud find, il
'uIi IN good order, makes II beautiful stitch,
anh dues easily work Vi any kind. - Wash.
IuGkun u &,
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Too rrue.

The Louisville Journal SAYS quite a number Of the
Southern Democratic organs even those ambitious to be
thought freesters beginning to exhibit indications
OF willingness TO take Douglas squatter sovereignty
and ALL Although they know and have said that squa,
Ter Sovereignty is worse than the Wimot ProvsO; al
though they perfectly aware that it excludes and
must ezc-te slavery from each and every Territory Of
the United States With tie eaergy OF thousand Wiluot
PrOvsOs they sirg for the sake Of the sPoIs, to
ase It's author and IT, the o1c as President Of the United
States and the other ,he established policy Of the ma
ton Taus sudden and c,e is the transformation Of a
cbiya,rous fire eater 20 d vulgar drt-eater
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TO keep apart from the movement. The mob at once
cried ont that was then plotting attack Or Monday
they met at Berea nsued the people by searching the
houses and not finding Hanson they provoked conflict;
several were wounded and the ynchers we're defeated
On Tuesday they returned in force but finding no one,
they broke up the sawm and vengeance against
me and the whole party. In the meantime ION Tuesday,
spoke at Richmond, stating that was and had been
for peace that stood upon the ground OF my Frank
fort speech and should defend myself aud friends The
mob increases in violence lie upon my arms awaiting
attack my family absolutely refuse to retire, saying
they will run bullets and aid in l776 If driven into
the woods, shall attempt to hold my position as long
as possible; standing the Constitution the laws and
iugton is sent for, and the Governor aids.
ls this nv cause ohly or that of the American peo-
pie Is it TO be vindicated in this way aud now Shall
stand or fall alone? "May God defend the right !"
Your friend c. N. CLAY.
"P S.-My daughters are as firm as and Mrs c
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RECEIPTS FROM THE INTERIOR.

We detailed statement Of the receipts at Rich
mond, by the canal and railroads, In March.
By james Rirer and Kindrn CrG-5l 405 bus wheat G62
bbs ur 1894 hhds tobacco 5i boxes mid do s2 hhds
g23 bus III bus skI pig iron g. tons
1921 20lstOns ~ tons lie 1l9 bales
hsy $50 wood 43 bb appe 500 lbs bacon S
uuor bbs .J -four bbls 636 butter $50 aEseed
ID bbls whisky 2ES lbs WOO; 1870 bags shot
By Richmond and Dtnrie Rd0dd- 20 5I2 bushels wheat;
GIL hds tobacco 3 hd 3isZ boxes nuactued tObao
CO. los smoig tobacco les boxes pip iy bags 20
bags - neal 81 hbs h0ur 26 bags fruit bDs and 10
eggs bags beans 10 bags II boxes poultry 10 kegs
butter hid hair ibis and 81 bags SSeed bags onions
bags urs bales skins bb lard bOls. bacon; Il bales C.
20 bags bags WOOL DBL honey ~ rolls leather
feathers bos liquor ~ tayes; nat lumber
sheep and head cattle 1870 empty bb 10 cases alum
ter; | Dbl scrap IRON etc.
BIZ Virginia. Central RGoad-l7ei wheat 1880 bus.
tobacco 35 Pike III do ~ d. ginseng GO % iron,
pgirn Uli u.s. beef Ol2 bs bacon. G3J, bs butter,
g! t, - calves log pigs horses $40 hogs 1913 sheep,
go b lard 1850 lbs TALON 2o ns dressed poultry l4 DIS
WOOL - 6bs apples l0l bus and beans, 5+JO bs dried
fruit 90 aOes, % bus GaNseed = do seed 53 bales
ha o. pigs leather 100 paper los beer kegs SO bb
whisky p hhd5 stems oil pigs mineral water 2B empty bb
100 pEgs rags car loads hoop poles 81 bo manganese etc
By Richmond FreferictSJurg ami Potomac Railroads. 60
40 1850 oats 4i6 tus meal,
81 pkgs eggs 80 DIS bacon, calves cattle horse bales
ha ~ bus potatoes bags bbs -four bus peas bale
burgs s dried fruit scrap iron 645 wood ~
e lumber 65I tons coal and l. 42 s miscellaneous freight
several car loads Of staye hoop poles spokes
b. Richmond and Petersburg Railroads.&c. htds tobacco
DO stems 1879 bus Shes ,bus meal II bbl, urprnne; sO
baescoon 90 baes waste 43 lbs bacon; % empty liquor bb,
empty do 0i domeGt!cs 10 castings
U0O feet umber; 2i bales rags; ample
brandy, Isl IONS coal. 5I.Uii lbs miscellaneous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

A DrTFRRrScE.-The Cleveland Herald thus points
out the difference between the course of member OF
President Tyors Cabinet and that of President Buchan-
an, when charged with corruption -
When the Democratic party, after the election Of Pres
ident Taylor charged corruption upon that Admnistra-
ton, and particularly upon Mr. Ewing then in the Cabi
net that fearless statesman and honest man, lawyer
though he was stopped not to scrutnze the form OF
the complaint raised no constitutional objections, but
demanded that the investigating committee at whose
head his bitterest foe Richardson OF Illinois, should
DO thorough and prompt He threw open the doors OF
his Department challenging scrutiny into every act.
History tells that Mr. Ewing out of that ordeal
with the smell of corruption upon his gar
ments
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Pungent Paragraphs.

The Louisville Journal is responsible for the three fol
lowing puugeut paragraphs:
Oas Of Mr. Douglas organs says that, if Mr. Dougla,
ever goes out Of the Democratic party, he will go out
With hyiug ceors and 20 the beat Of drum We sup
pose that the organ means be vii. be drummed out.
Tue Democratic delegates viii be badly heeced by the
Charleston hotekeeper but then the delegates will have
their revenge 90 fleeing the people with two-iaced
platform aud nou-commi,tal candidate.
The Herald calls Mr.. Buchanan a ripe politician. ~
Tie BIAS been hanging in the wind and sun long enough
% upeu.
Tie Journal might have gone little farther and add
ej up3a Democratic authority that the old Buck i3 no
on'y ripe bat rotten. A, any rate, Douglas Forney
aud such Ike have for time past been expressing
very decided opinions 20 that effect.
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r1neaula,,. opinion Of Ihe United states.

The reader viii md in this mornings issue OF the
wb-. copied from the Southern Literary Messenger
striking letter from the late Lord Macauay giving the
9ros entertained by that eminent historian and essays
o. the United States Constitution and Government No
citizen OF friend of this couatry read this production
wi hout rsget-regret that profounda thinker should
have reached conclusions so unavoaDle to the stlbty
of our Republican system and the permanency of our
free institutions and more earnest regret that the rea
sons stated AS the basis OF those conclusions and Others
no less veigbty nor stated give TO them such
bance o, truth. The SIge Of Ashland uttered 4
be sentiment, when be said In no distractions Of the
public opinion should we despair or doubt of the
Republic but the third of a century that has passed
since this patriotic injunction laid upon US has added
nothing TO the readiness with which the maxim msy be
accepted and acted on The Southern reader, however
of the letter Of Lord Lord Macauay viii not fail to Oh
serve that bis contemplation Of the American system has
reference ony TOTS Northern aspects-that the elements
of destruction of which he speaks inherent in po
Eica and social organization, have full play only in tie
Free Sa,cs-aad that the institution Of slavery as exist
ing in the Southern States, is bar to the entrance Of
those clements among them TO any dangerous extent
Regarding the opinions of Lord Macluay as applying
the Northern States we fear that history will prove them
90 have been prcpbetc-but looking the radi ally Of
erea- constitution Of Southern society aordins rr-
lection from tie destroying agencies there at work, We
entertain joyful aud abiding confidence in the rpe,u-
auoa Of the civil aud social blessings her enjoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

PLANET AGAIN VICToRoUs The races over the Me-
airie Course New Orleans commenced on Friday last.
The following the result:
Netdirie Course, Men Orleans, March 80, 1860
Planet post stake four mile heats for all ages subscrip
ton $780, forfeit $780, and purse of 81 500 added BY
the Club. Eight subscribers.
T. l. T. W. Doswe's oh. h. Planet By Revenue, dam
Nina, years old, / l
F Scrugg's John Breckenridge, by Lexington, dam
by imp Glencoe, years old, 2 2
D. +. Kenner's La Pariefs by Louis dor, dam
Louisa Jordan years old, 3
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A ScnntorinI Rfeht.

The fact has leaked o.; that small chunk Of a
dSbt' took place between Democratic Senators an
Executive session OF the United States Senate few days
since One report states that the paroles Messrs.
CRAY Of AlJs,la, and CLiN0uAs, of North Carolina
while another substitutes NJ. Flrca, o. Indiana, for Ar
Cav. Tie hsLt was lively, rough and tumble one
and tle North C-rolaian roughly handled, coming
oa' se,ond best with 81 eve placed unde tcm-
P'rary Ols1a-atoa from coming o violent contact with
AZ agolr,s 6st.
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THE TROUBLEIN KENTUCKY-OAssIUs NJ CLAY
MIXED UP IN IT.

The follow letter from Mr.. Clay shows that the agita
ou in Madison county is serious than papers rep
res. nt The letter il dated March 29th, 1860
Yours of The 10Th is received. l have only time to
saw that we are in state of The oligarchy were
aiming at s, in the expulsion Of the Bereans from their
homes being in hopes that would forciby defend them
CHE radicals Defeated bymy Frankfort speech rally
ing all the conservative 10 my standard, they churl
6y gave in, yet tanning the discomfort by garblng my
speeches North and circulating false rumors. Hansons
return 20 his saw- at BereO where he employed many
Republicans new fuel to the Old hTe went there
nm sauIdly and tried TO induce him 10 leave, telling him
would bring On fight, and advising the Republicans
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To HE PHYSICIANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
WOlfe's Genuine COgnnc Brandy,
WOIfc's Genuine Port Wine,
WOife's Genuine Madeira Wine,
WOlfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

supplying the trade with pure cognac Brandy in Bot
Ties both for medical and private The immense
crowned efforts to place spure Gin within reach OF ALL
the Aromatic sehede sehnspps drive out
the market the pernous compounds hroughou,
country led many leading druggists apothecaes and medical
men, for years past solicit pursue tn same course
in regard TO article Of Brandy should have compiled with
these requests nom all quarters long deferred from
by the fact that owing the eXorbtant prices Of Brandy France
consequent upon the shOrness Of the grape crop years.
there chance Of being able import the choicest
dy bottle and sell at moderate prices. Fortunately me-
grape crop for the last and previous year and
for th abundant and prices Of Brandy have fallen
the standard Of years The duty Brandy also
seventy lower and have made arrangements with
four Brandy exporters in France highest repue
uay receiving consgnmen Of the best cognac Brandy which
botng and selling wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandy
with SEAL labels and certificates the brandy
tied the pure nadueraed article will found
when used medicine, beverage cordial heath and
lnvsorsng 1t has been matter Of universal complaint
bottle Of pure unmSed French Brandy difficult Obtain
the purchaser deceived with vile
uactured imitation OF all descriptions OF ardent spirits Brandy
from It's high price has been the article that mixers
have turned their attention to- and millions Of gallons
called French Brandy have been scattered annually through
land and have been the primary Of MURDERS suicides cruel
ties and crimes and have thousands early grave
destroyers, from delum remens, manaapo horrors
unknown until uDprncped began to make madden
Ing compounds and sell II as the pure French Brandy.
The virtues OF French Brandy need not be told by
They known throughout the world medicine slim
unt 1t IT, the French nation POLITICALLY call Il, Eau De Ia
vie" the Of life But this applies to It only pure and
unadueated Manufactured with the fearful ingredients that
good initiation It becomes death drink tens
OF thousands OF TO remedy fearful evil com
menced importing Brandy, bot;lng It, and sellingtas
"WOLRE,s GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY.v
daily receiving orders from druggists and sothecaes all
parts OF the UniOn to sell It for medical purposes.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE
No. % BEAVER STREET, New YoRx.
sY- Agents In Richmond,
Inh2i-dflm FISHER A WINSTON
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- s.IynILE THERE IsLIEE

W Ns-o w iSHbA- Il hAE1ahhs sS LIZ n
49, THERE'S HOPE stirusu that every sufferer
sud-r.as with nc With headache
cholera morbus with iy d that arise from dsot-
drred stomach and ndgesunlow Of - would ling life
single hour but the hope remedy would present
its, healing medicine would be found Reader do you
with all Of hetr diseases
longer BLHEE PRETUV EulR the greatest vegetable
d0te yet dscOveredthr only remedy bous Lights
exactly suited your Take them be healed. Why
fer all the paugs 81 death whe specific offered ou end
Way rely upon Of eXpermenal "for
may err but Nature miss when nslm for all your
easily obtaiue. Try bottles, and you will be
removed beyond
''The Slough Of Dspond."
These Btters IN their composition
may be By al ages hout the slightest
jury.
40 be had OF Messrs. ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD A
Co. by all prominent Dragss in this city and esewhevc In
Virginia, and by O. sT0OTT, Washington City, D. o. CANDY
GILPIN CO., Baltimore, VI. D b. A. PAHNESTOCK a 90
phila ielplia, and BARNES PARE, New York.
Orders ned by addressing I. BAKER, Proprietor.
auS -dA Richmond. Va
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HOMICIDE IN CAROLINE CoUNrY.-0n Friday evening
asst brothers Rufus and Williamson Picket, living
about five miles from Bowling Green the land ofCau
E. T. Thornton, got into spree, and had words
when Rufus shot his brother williamson in the thigh
about four inches below the hip ont causing his death
in about two hours thereafter Rufus Immediately gave
alf
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IEALF SETS
IL oriental, Garnet and Pearl In Etruscan Gold
Settings, Sets and Halls SETS
Rich kruscan Mounting Coral Roses in full and half sets
Enamelled and EtruEcan Goldia full ahd half sets
Etrlscsn and Pearl In full andhalf sets
Stone Cameo and Pearl Ia full and half sets
sardnya aud Onyx In full asd hall setts
Roman NUssic in iul and hal sets
Foreutne Mosaic In full and half sets
Cartuncle Pearl ktruscan full and half sets
Rich Coral Fuchls Eiruscanin full and half SETS 4c &c
SILVEItWARE.
Comprising Coffee o. all the latest patterns Urus,
Ptchers, Waters Gohes Cups Ice Cream Strawberry and Jelly
Stands Rh BuckWheat Cakes and Fruit Knives Card Cases. Port
MOnaits, Cake and Fruit Baskets, &c, 6c
SPECTAGRs.
BRAZILIAN Perscopic Pebbles set Cold Silver and Steel frames
also handsome shreoscopes aud stereocopc
Views. Clocks, Cutlery and JeWelT
OF EVERY DESCRIP TIOE.
The public respectfully invited TO examine the above before
purchasing A. MYERS,
apps Cor. Main and Pearl.
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COyyrcTIcrT ELECTIONS

NEW HAVEN, April 9.-Thc returns leave no doubt OF
the election of Buckingham the Republican candidate for
Governor, by not less than COO majority. The Repub.
cans have elected decided majority Of both branches OF
the legislature thus ensung the reelection Of Mr. Eos
ter. Republcan, 70 the United States Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

DISTURBANCE IN A RELIGIOUS" MEETISG.-0n Friday
evening, Elder Knapp delivered lecture in fremont
Temple, Boston, "Universalism" The Traveller says
In his discourse he used incorporate language
which excited the indignation of those of his audience
who did agree with him. At the close of his ad-
dress he called upon all who convinced by his
marks to manifest it by rising, and about oneha of the
audience up. Among those keeping their
many Evangelical Christians who did not approve Of his
He then asked gentleman to pray prefacing
the request with observations that still excited the
feeling of his hearers During the prayer there we're
manifestations of dsapprobaon. and at the close
ouburss of Indignation from all parts Of the house. His
friends responded in defense Of his course and as both
parties were excited there fear of serious dis
turbance but the superintendent shut off the gas leaving
all alike in the dark and the mingled maledictions ceas
ed, friend and foe together CROPPED their way the
doors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-05

RUMoRED CrSroM House. FEAUDs.-The surveyor of the
port of New York. with his private secretary sailed for
Liverpool in the of Saturday at about hours
notice 1t is said that this sudden trip to Europe has
reference to recently discovered frauds between English
exporters and American importers. Another account
however states that wealthy young Jewess who met
the surveyor Mr Hart in Paris few years ago. became
enamored of him. but he did the passion Re
Gently she died and bcqueathei all her estate to him
lie has therefore, sailed for Europe take possession
of the property.
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Total In same quarter Of 20, 1850. and In rs. 1924 This
comparison will faure operation Of the
law exempng from compulsory inspection We hope the
city mers will be prepared furnish the OF the Wheat
year. July ls with the quantity Of Flour shipped by them with
out Inspection during the quarter just commenced In order that
we may present complete statistics for the year. annual
review Of the Grain and Flour Trade OF Richmond
The inspections at Alexandria, Petersburg and Lynch