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NUMBER 245.
Q. 81 0OLLEGE sTREEr.
ssapIe ana FansE Dry aoeas.
s,

Iwo Riounce anI Douils SKIRTS Paiis and sl-ed. hazds
Black sks, Chn agss. plain Black sk, Bass aysssrs sni
two founce Back sI, s Pntsi DsLsnssaai Desns Ross
DsBas beautiful aartusut o. p0piina, greg ana 9a p1
French Mesinos, sain ica los, great rs y Valess.
Our stock Of aosIBRY, boh COTTON and NooL. IS 4slv
srsa and dsaira5si our stock Of Ganilszsas ana Ls
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K0nn ACRE5 Of Land iu Obon couniy- Tenn. one
ebtBNbRb tze Of a513 interested hy hs SOB A nd
Ohio Raro1l- spienddy tnloered; go acres crcau ir
tract OF l0o u7 Mobile sad Ohio arld ard
miles the Northwestern illroad milas from ihe s
ssspp kigera choice lract am ANXIOUS q sel znd vii
give a ha-galn y " nAHrlH.
FoF further partieaars refer y n ECKLli Hsntun. ohns
county, Tenn ncTld
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woOIlep and siIk Uundsrwear
carpets. on Cio'hs. and CURTAINS,

van DO veil to can On ashssse buying, l z
at se very superior, consisting q Cotton La o. rsry
best tEssof two and e ply Brussels Fsi7sils cs o.
all widths cEnt1nand Coco Mating Of a uiis spauds
aas7fnaEto OF Comics. Curtain elsaad Bands Vh Ias ana
Musiia Curiairs
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SMITHS CELEBRATED AN.


WUsF received ar7easipu1sntof SMITHS csirbrlia
wheeling Ale, Ehe ever IN use and ior ria ID
mfZELl. HUonER & CO.
der9 Nos an MarfeIs treat
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c. BURGE. J-A' s"AAH
BURGE g. SWAMI,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALERS IN
BRANDTES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,

BRANDTEsz WINES, CIGARS, &C,
cen. COLLEGE AND CHURCH SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
WETE -aai1t Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries Liquors. &c, 70 which We invite the attention
Of the trade:
Sugars
an hhds Louisiana gugar 5G bblsBamore and Louisiana
100 bbis and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar
Crushed Sugar. 70 Dds BAL linaore ana ouAsaH@
SO AIS Y and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar: 25 bbls Baltimore and Philsdel'
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, S do 0. Java Coueo'
100 dc Laguyra do
GIOlassc5s
New Nosssss, $50 ten gallon kegs eolc hys aP-
200 = bbs do 20 bslE 40 10
100 ten gall kegs do
LEQU0ERS.
500 bbls Deans Whisky 200 bhls best Robertson county
100 do Hilshire's do Whisky
IS do Yard g. Cary $50 bbls Rye q BourDor 40
3 40 sr.s old reerae do 100 Longworths CataWba
90 Or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Winei
Wine; 20 4 casks old Burgundy
Z pipes Jean Louis Brandy Vine
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bask Champagne #lns
btIs Ale; 20 Ibis Vinegar
25 casks London Forter
rer eyerv other articles usual kept the Grocery
me loctI5dl BCRGB SWAMI.
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GROCERIES.

WaldrOn, Egleston & Co.. Edwin Bates Co; Co
hen, Willis g. Co.; Matthiessen O'Hara CO.; Pier
son Smith 4 Co
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ANIMALS And GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Beaayia1y Bound aad Ll.strqtod il, The BestSiyle.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK q CO..
No. IS, Union street.
shakespeares Merchant Of Venice.
Gallery Of Distinguished English and American Female Poets
A Gallery OF Famous English and American Posts
Women Of Beauty from semiramis to Eugene.
The Court of Napoleon Society under the first Empire
The Republican Court or, American Society in the dsys Of
Washington.
Christian Year Thoughts for the Sundays and HOl-
days.
Ornaments Memory or, Beauty Of History, Romance and
Poetry
Gems of British Art with choice specimens Of Poetry, HO-
~, etc.
Lioer Huyorum; or, River Scenery in France
The Scenery e United States in Series Of 40 Englavings
The Poetical Work Of Heber, Sabbath Bells.
Memory and Hope. The Farmers Boy.
Songs Of Affection. Poetical Works Of Thomas Gray
The Danes Daughter Poeeal Works Of Charles lamb
The Eve of St. Agnes. Moore's Poetical Works
Poetry Of the Year Bu14's Poet.ca Works.
shakespeare's Works. Popes Poetieal Works.
Byrons Poetcsl Works. Heber's Poetical WORKS:
Scott's Poetcal Works Thompson's PoeHcal Works.
Milton Poetica Works. Rogers PoeiiCal Works.
southey's Poetica Works CampbeIl's Poetics Works.
Bryants Poetcal Works Spenser's poetical Works
| Loppfelows Poetica Works Hanecks PoeticsI Works.
Godsmiths Traveller. The BOydeH illustrations
/ Records Of the Heart. Shakespeare, proof oopy.
/ Sacred Allegories. Poetry OF the Woods.
/ Poetry Of the Fields. Moores Irish Melodies.
Harper's Illustrated Bible London Bible.
/ Velvet and Turkey Mora,co Bibles
/ The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Mache Portfolios Backgammon Boards and Abons
Portable Desks Leather Goods together with great many Ju
venjls Books. For sale by
dec & co.
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ME have also 69s scrs Lard or % miles from tie
city, the Broad street Pike This Land BE- di9
dsd into o. beautiu Building Lots BY hs pcaasr VIII
be sold on long tine
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Splendid Building Lots tu t1e victnf-
y OF Nashville fer sale.

NE ae olsring for sale liberal terms I5 beautiful
Buiidng Lats, containrg ON % 90 each ms
Lots ron Ire Middle Franklin and Broad Street. Pkcs and
"a AZ Avenue between ns two pixies. MauT f the 1ars ~
lp nnbered and have water tsm- The soil hae they
shouts miles irom city. Nzighh9rhood equal % any.
dec2 JLER VI BROWN
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WETE have just received, direct from Ns1 Orleans 81 mas
w Of strictly choice sugar. eci1y te aal nov iu lar-
This Toe OF Sugar has hcGu repaczaa acslea8
MfLELL, HOOPER q CO.,
Woa 8 and fTsfza Street
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ole Square, one year sso-Eaeh additional Square, so.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
TIE WEEKLY
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NOVICE All Fho indebted NJ suacher either bs
noie account hereby notified l1rFlrd settle
vita bis at lla house indlga1re VIII
Fiveu hevond hs 3 u January, 1850 and az ho have cars
against au VIII prass1f t,isli fqr settlement
n. d. PATTERSON
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LAW BOOKS.
; o HF % Il X q CO.,
EOOKS LLERS,

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications to which they beg to invite the
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- sy 50 for ext. Illinois and wiscsosi, ss 81 sssrs
for fair 70 choice extra Ohio and Indiana, 90 % IS for
fair y f.yeriss dcsbls extra whsas armsr sales 1900
Csnsda olub q 81 IL Cora closed frmsr but quiet:
sAes nearly 5000 bushels Illinois Il Sic 1000 bushe
Toledo n Sec. Oats dali and heavy. Whskey asady;
chspgod. Imports-S,000 bbls -four, 1890 basheb
wbeu, n, 00o bushels corn. Exports-l0o bbh four,
1000 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn, 100 bushels
oAls-
OswEco, May 2s-8 P. N.
Flour maxset uncnanged Wheat 10 moderate deosnd;
bushels Cana 10 club q 81 IL aoAt Corn-dsrkst with
cot material change; sales IL, 900 bushels Illinois Of
70 arrive Oats steady sales TO- 900 bushels Canadian
private .sr%s Barley, rye and psas nominal Canal
New York Lake impors-l7 900 bushels wheat q, 900
bushels corn. Canal exports-2S0o bbis -four, 100
bushels wheat, 800 bushels corn, 100 bushels oats
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MoRT100s
FARRuI-HxAIY.-OnI Wednesday, Fob. % by the
Rev. Binneman, pastor Of g. James church, New York
Mr.. D. FAKsnL. Of Dublin 0ty, % his KAT. HxAIxy,
daughter Oft and Jane Healcy and nece q the late Arch
bishop Mcmahon, Of Care and % Row. C. Heaey and 70
Rsv. n Heaey, and 70 Rev @. FAhy, p r., and tho Rev.
ID, CoYbett, p. p county Clare, Ireland
CnocnoN-BxrAS -On Monday, Nay -, by Rev. DR.:
Cummings, Josxpu cRocERoS 70 Mrs.. Macy BxYAS al OF
this city.
by tho Rev. y. 8. Wiley, CHARLES HoBRs 70 ME- JANE
PoNRoY daughter Of Mr. Dennh Harris all Of this CITY
SAnH-SoHRvIIIz AT ulioottvflle N. Y, on the l9th
Instant at the residence OF the late William Somcrve By
Rsv r. Coolsy, Jr., EDWIN 6nIH, Of this city, 70 Mis-
CnARIoux 6oMKRyIIIE, d the FORMER place.
6rHvnsoN-RCHARDeoN-OnT Thurs lay, May ~, At thu
residence OF the brides father, Richmond Va, by the
Rev. Philip Courtney iEEDsncx r. STEVENSON, Of Brook
Ign, and ASs NzABErH, daughter Of Abner N. Richard
son, Esq
exm-BIAKE In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nay n, by
Rev. william blake SIDNEY SIXTH, ESQ., 70 Ellen dsush
ter Of James 8. Blake, ali OF said city.
TxIIKR-WIIxoy I'm this city, on mursday evening,
May "a, By the Rev. VIM. Lawrence, Jony W. TnIlR Of
Brooklyn, 70 SARAH Z. wnIBor, Of New York.
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BscLARr ASH Rscovmy 90 rHs sroiN Coos About
t~o weeks ago the premises Of LAWS Kolb No a vcscy
street, were burssr,cusy entered aud some $3.50 worth
OF silk gccds carried on BY the thieves Detectives sowey
and King Lcncd q The occurrence and afier dnl.
gent search found portion q ths STOLEN property
auction house IN Park place. subsequsaty they arrested
pedlar named Joseph sAeyn suspca OF receiving
goods win guilty knoviedas. and brought him 70 the
Tombs, where he IVES committed for examlnaaion-
ARExurp yoR csAsp Lscrsy.--Onsosr Huh, Of the
Twentsssh precinct arrested James Smith for stealing
$500 in gold coin frcm Ms MaroeIius Saith q wess
7nntesb street The occr succssdcd n capturing smith,
ssd recovered s27o Of NE money which vas restored
tne owner Sn.A w. held 70 snawsr.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
Crrr fRmcS. new YosH, may - les0
In totay's Hrssfp no't-. preiudcN appears an.
ce- se car a rccs frs>lr~ocs my nsus~
VIA ne srrn o. mree ossr pcrs,ns zee esve 70 ~
sver wa alluded Va Of justice
ussos,unsw rrcrsr Jeu -a vsvy asch os'ir. ~
pubucstor y he ssore fhoME LAw609.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA srocK BoARD.
PmtsDKfrTuA, Nay 70, 1890.
Socks dun Pennsylvania stase nvcs e6ss Reading
Railroad, n * Morris Canal b6h Iong Island Railroad,
12H; Penssyi vania Railroad, ssh. Sight exchanes on
New York ~ par.
Cooasales 10 day, sooobalss prices easier bat quota
tons unchanged sAes Of three days 800 bales rsospn
OF three days, 1850 bales against 900 bales last yesr
rscspss ahead q last year, s 600 bales receipts Of I'll
Southern ports Ahead o. last year, 900 bales Sugar
arm. me rest Of the market unchanged
MoHIIx, May 20, 1890
oossoasAies 10 Gay, 300 bales. The ssesmers news
had no edscs upon NE mastet niddlins, lcx aioRe
CsARrx>roS NAY -, 1900
oouos--saIes 70 day, 900 saic- MARKET unehsagsd.
BArrnoRn. Nay ~, 1880
Flour steady: Howard stres supsrase s5 SO. wheat
quiet white 81 70 81 es, rcd III 20 81 s. Cora 40
tive white CSC. 72c., red 60. e7c. Provisions arm
and generally held hieher povk SIS prime sis,
rump sl4, bacon loxc. whiskey nominal
Flour dun wheat steady red 81 81 . IN 40 white
Al ssa sts7 Corn declined %. aAlsa 600 bushes
yeIos - 1oc. Prsvkons closed vitnaa advancing ten
dency Baoos, shoulders and ddes, ske a1otso. WINS
Key urn, Il 2ic. 22kc
Flour nrmsr and In better demand but qscsansss
changed; sAiss 100 bis Al ~ % Tor sxua sisse,
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u-ssss vASuh : unfsvorubIs 70 the President, omit.
~ m - qualuoasaoas end sxpAnasaons occurring 10
ssdSsas osuasxt win such sa&smsn1s and frequently
enenGng eakrsly ths elect a them. Nothing whatsoever
~ ben proved before that committee lmpsaohag In
The least degree the integrity Of the President Men who
have made lsss money out Of the administration than
they hoped 10 now SEX their revenge by going before
shh eonntsse and tsstfyng against IT, Thus Mr. Ewood
A expected 70 pat his finger into the pie and pull out
Q biz plum, but the President kept his finger cut,
a. Mr. rsAsr calls that "prostutng the power Of ths
govsrnnsnt That ID the very thing Mr. Buchanan would
not do; no would not "prostitute" hin official power
henoe Mr.. Fhhers complaint Had Mr.. Buchanan per.
itied him 70 make h pile out Of the administration then
sstinatoa but Mr. Bushansa refused to convert bin
soashins into gold, Mr. Fsher oonsdsrs him very bad
NJ fAo shosld al the whis be borne In mind that The
1eeonooy before TIN commistse u wholly parts, and
~ By putting loading questions, and BY stu1ng their
~ inqusuoa oss succeed in producing an imprsssoa
widely at variance from the truth.
Dor instance good deal has been telegrsphed, In do
eAohed paragaphs, of the teoim0ny Of Mr.. Cornelius
Wadsn. NOV, take tho following expucit voluntary
saAsnsas nAde By Mr.. wendell before oommtss Of
ffon III - charges ana ncinuatons which have been
nAde aeans him n The matter a the public printing
~: wendell tsceaned = follows
suggested The ssoppagc Of he payment %
1hs PensyssnHte~, on my own voliton, believing that
- Mou0y w. to1VWn hWuy tooSUs UsoPp0o H. ! ma
sws reasons for n. One was, wanted sons q the
prodn nyself, for was runsing into dficuitss, and
thought entitled 10 Of the profits. suggese
d % the President, and without his direction stopped
he did mot direct this stoppage He da not direoe
= b done, dpsnt He would say this whole subject
of The printing source Of annoyance 70 me; do ~ you
pcese suspended the payment and M Roe, Of course,
49, highly Indignant. and hs made divers stasement:,
which were csught up by the reporters and this attack
was made. Mr.. Baker told me that the President wished
= 2 maize this stassuent BE brOugh, to mo already
written, and I signed It II was, and b true, In
overy particular will read it:"My attention has been
caled paragraph letter TO the New York nxses OF
lAe 9th inst vague and general terms, that the Pres
deaf had caused certain money, justly dae 70 soe nd
vdu to be used for eiectoneerng purposes he
dA- With this accusation my own name has been 20
generally connected In Conversation that feel oonstrain
ID, publicly and emphsucAy, 70 deny all knowledge
belief Of any fact Ehich can warrant it, and TO declare
That President Buchanan did uhorize, advise
request me- directly indirectly to either my
eey or has Of any other person. for purposes Ike that
neauo0ed In the paragraph referred TO- II any man
nj adec'iDg any public election. That Is all What
did was OF ny own votion. thought the money could
y better applied 10 partsan purposes and took the
uponslbily.
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The New SoAsol Prssbytsrian General
Assembly.


Tho Assembly passed nearly tho whole day In discuss.
ing the report from the committee OF fifteen on Home Ms
sons Tho speeches all short, and, while differing
much IN the views expressed, were with exception in
uve vote.
series Of resolutions we're adoptsd aborshpg the
system Of honorary members, and making certain other
changes In the Board.
DR. THoRSwEL withdrew his protest against the former
action Of the Assembly amid much applause.
Rev. Dr. Palmer, Of New Orleans, was elected to the
chair Of Practical Theology, and Rev. Wsar Hodge to
the chair Of New Testament Literature and BIBLICAL Greek
In the Prinoeton theological Seminary
Rev. VIM. n. Paxton, Of Pttsburg, Pa, wN elected 70
the nth protessorshp in tho Theological Seminary 81
Allegheny City.
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The Msthediss Episcopal Co.rsr..es.


BUFyALo, Nay 20, 1890
The Conferen,e Thu morning proceeded 70 tho rsnsao
ton Of miscellaneous business
was announced that here existed deficit Of % 400
IN The amount required far tho expenses Of the GenerA
Confereooe and draft for that amount author zsd
on the Book Oonoegn
An unsuccessful asisnpt was made 70 iaAugsrass asr
noon and evening ssssaons
me slavery report was taken up and speeches were
made By NeGu Bennstt Hatdsd and SchasGer In favor
OF the report, and By Msssr. Bastsll, and Mcsros
against T. The speeches Of Messrs. Battel, Monroe
and Hatfield able efforts, and were listened 70 with
spectators are daily Decreasing IN number
Upon tho oonousion Of Mr.. Monroe's Speech Mr. Craw
ford unsxpectedly moved the previous qusstion which
was on the adoption Of the nrst resolution In the minority
report
ms caused nutaering and general marshaIHng Of
opposing forces mo Temporary abseatees allowed
record their votes upon their return 10 the hall The
vote taken BY ayes and nays, and resulted ~ fol-
lows For the resolution. l3S sgainRt II, "a absen-
tess, 8.
The vote remains open yet for the abseutsss but tho
result win mot be materially altered tho above
figures This considered test vote, and the majority
report win probably fail Of adoption BY four I've vots
The third resolution Was thea takea up and discussed
till the adjournment
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Mr. WAmuxuu, (rcp.) Of IL, addressed tss CON nit
vi reeerenoe 70 The personh and politica hisssry
q Abraham Lincoln, ~ republican Aadaais for Prssi
deaI He reviewod hin record - Nom q the Thr.
tissn Congress, and showed that he voted for oarryag
On the Mexican for land warrants for the soldiers
FOR the River md Harbor b for the Tariff resolutions
and for the prohbioa Of slavery In the rsrrsrss 10
spoke Of him Of great ability priv ats citlsss
without blsmtsh, pubic without reproach snd a
honest man. whose simplicity life aud purity Of cha
ractsr rendered him the type OF great republic
Several other members obtained consent 10 print
speeches on various subjects
The Committee rose, and The House adjourned.
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Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Z. Darwin Smith.

NAY 2s.-PAoe1e C. Craig, adms~sayasrts, &c., a. Wal
Ter Pcp&-Ths was an action 70 . Compensation
o. damages for tho careless killing Of The late William j.
Craig. appeared that the deceased was resident OF
Ken avenue Brooklyn. On the Sd day Of september,
1885, the deceased standing his residence, ON
by the defendant, being unattended, against the de-
ceased and struck him the sde and forced him against
clam wagon which stood on the highway, thereby pro-
ducine rupture Of the intestnes and causing death In
about twenty four hours The deceased died interstate and
the Surrogate Of Kings county granted letters OF admin
isrnhon the widow. The damages laid ct 50 00o
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The Disputed City On anzberla inshsp.
THE MANDAMUs AGAINST THE CoMPTROLLER.
sUPRnsK oouRr-UAnnra


Before Hon. Judge Mullen.
MAY 2o.-Rafhon @ Plsh 10. ko1e7tf Hsscs, Comp.
tyOsr-rhk morning Mr. Evarts applied 70 tho court 10
postpone the hearing Of the argument the alternative
mandamus until IL O'Clock 10 morrow wednesday,.
rSs papers were served the Comptroller on Monday
afternoon and then 70 him. and although aid not re-
quire any length Of time consideration preparing an
swcr, yet he would desire 70 have conferences and
susaiion, which yet he had have He was
81 present engaged IN the New Haven case.
nr. feid, on tns part OF Mr. Piau, opposed the motion
The question was which should be settcd i'm nedi-
Asely 10 who 10 have custody OF the money and
control OF the financial snars Of the city He was
fact, informed thai no warrants could be signed and
money paid until the question was decided
Besides the LIST OF June there would be large
OF interest due on the oisy debt and bow that
paid be did not know, unless disposition made
OF This matter There o fur her reason for expc-
oition: by the law Of this State person appointed
Office 10 obliged 70 nle his ofbciA fifteen
days alter bis being informed Of the appointment On
the 18th OF May Mr.. Pls received notice. and the time
would expire ths sch. He therefore submsd that
poesponement should be Allowed
Mr.. Evars replied, aud the Argument - down for
Wednesday. ~ twelve e'ciock-
Ths prooscdipE for . mandamu against the Comp
trollsv ~ the instance Of the Mayor rsld and
Mr. OCcnor sppear for Mr. Plat, and for the Mayor
Mr. WOOD ~ Mayer, hes no othcr counsel ex ept Mr.
Bronson, tho Corporation Counsel. and win 70 outsio
OF the ccia aw ooer OF tho Corporation for any legal
advoe sssstasss He considers Judge Bronson me
Law officer a the Cospors and 6oes nosy
70 70 contrary W Judge . opinion 10 matters conneed
with his ofncsal business
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Republican Rstincatien Meeting at New
Haven.

NEW HAvN, Nay 20, 1850.
The republican members Of the Lsgslssurs, n
s.,v Hs % EVENING" os ns s
Coicsgo The speakers and others escorted to the
hail BY torchnght procession and bands Of music Tho
meeting ives . very large one. TX Governor 8. Bald.
win presided Speeches were made BY Hon. x.
Foster, behalf Of the delegation 70 Chicago, BY Hon
Freeman Smith, who introduced the resolutions By Gov
Vim. x. Peck and many others. Tho resolutions were
passed By acclAmalion
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TENTH DAY.
ROCHESTER,, Nay %, 1850
The amount already raised by subscrptoa FOR Father
CbDiqub was reported u S2,760 Correspondence
voted TO be opened with the Cumberland Prssby
ard Dr. Edgar and Dr. Mohulen were appointed prin 81
pal and alternate delegates 70 the nexs General Assembly
Of hat body e report Of The erection OF the synod
OF Sandusky adopted. With regard 10 the subjects
Of tsmperancs, slavery, &C., Was voted unanimously
that NO further action was necessary.
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Republican Ratification Meeting 1T
TrOnt0n.
rRrroS, Nay 90 1850.
grand ratification meeting Of the friends Of Lincoln
and Hamn held here this evening, II Temperance
BALL The meeting large and enthusiastic the chi.
cago platform read and adopted With chesra Hon.
VIM l. Dayton and James T. Rushing, Of Trenton, and
Geo. A. Coffee, Of Philadelphia made speeches and
repeatedly and loudly appauded Cheers given for
the nominees and resolutions passed 10 elect them One
hundred guns wero fred
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, NAY 20, 1880.
Tho steamship Augusta, from New York, arrived
wharf here, 81 two O'Clock On Tuesday sfternoon. AL
well
CHARLESTON, Nay 20, 1880.
The steamshp Columbia, Capt n Berry, from New
York, arrived here ~ one O'Clock this (Tuesday)
morning.