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PRAYER 20 ne Used 1STnE EPISCOPAL cHCRcHgS or VA
Almighty Cod. who by thy IIbg Apostle i,as com
mantet and NetceSSi0uS5 e. made
for all cr, especially for those in tIurity 4Iu1s
SlOMtl pray iet. on the ptople aN rulers of our
land in5ts grett need ana Danger W.
power no creature is able to resist Thou canst
still he rtngs OF the aud the madness OF tie
people, HaSe up. o Cod thy great power atIl come
among us and with great mighG EMccour ails.atN Wa
nave heard with our ears and iathcrs have told
u.s. the noble works thou dist u thrirlly5 far our
lands give unt now thtneher0ge to reproacl., but
tortle glory OF thy great IIaTne rs those
evils W tch we have 50 justly deserved The hearts
ot allnen are IN thy ll4n to tnru them wtitherso-
ever thnn lleasest Thou alone CanSt order tile nm
to be be OF one mind In house. Pour into our
heartsWe pray thee the most excellent gt OF cllari-
ty aud grant us tho pece all our day Make nS to-
Know that teOustleas which exalteth naliOn
aud th1t sin IS the reproac Of any people. We pray
fur Ill and conditions OF men in our land May
thy tToly Spirit hearts to peace and con.
cord We pray for aliwhU profess and call themselv
Chrlstt1nS that tlcy may DO led into thANvay Of
and hut the faith In unity ef spirit 10 tho
oond o lelcs and lteuusneSs Of fe. We pray cs
Eecally Tor the rulers aud leaders of country:
that gtce and wisdom be given tlicm according to
our presentneGd Saye them froria II ignoralce or.
tror, pride AMI prejudice. Direct aud prosper all
their to the advancement Of they clo-
ry the good of thy church safety and welfare OF
thy people. Nor pray for this land OnlV but far
whole human family. Overrue the conlmotions OF
the earth Bring order of confusion light ont OF
and hasten the happy time when men shall
learn ar no more aud all tho kingdoms of this world
become kngdoms0 of Christ. We iIsk these things o
Heavenly Father ihoping 0tiiy to he hoard through
whom with hee and the Holy Ghost be the glory av-
ermorc. Amen. '5
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TPnbltshed by1request.
FORNTOFpR,AsYER

To the Ministers and Members Of the Episcop.
4Churcllin Va.
Dear Brsthera and Frieaas:-In compli-
ance with that rule of our Churcf which
directs the Bishops to prepare special
prayers to be used in the Congregations us
the occasions m;ty arise, calling for the
same, have put forth the folowins,l
which trust will he deyoutly nScdSinlliist
our tinIH5of greA0:nend mud ,dingefs = &
j y ffllYlI.LEA9s slEADE Bishopyof the.
T.. E. Church OF Virginia.
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JoHS LIST. Roar. MoaaIsOa, WI. LOGAN
rl EuoENE LIST. T..zssssfEzs y. DAVENPoRF.
LIST, M0RRISONt& & CO.,
fyVho1es0le GrocerS SdSiProIuceDeaIere- a
.yoss 40 atnt 50 lain- 81. Igseeliag, IA 81
desire to state the friends. of late Arm
ana 20 tie trade Reneral that In possession
OF the most ample fNcties for this transaction of0
wholesale Grocery1 and PrCSlaea RlsInaSs! +
We ate detertnln6i to execute all urers entrusted
to our care with fidelity aud promptn and ON the
most favorable terms. Your. II seryants,
sShaeli4g I9maaft "a isisSs :
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Designs OF the DIsunton Leaders,.
4Yhel helr$E4otlto Brenk up the Govern
1neMt..1 .1mportant Letters OF General
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EFTom tho Washington, D. c. Star-A Administration
paper.1 t=zi
( Ithasbecome eknownhere thatthe disunfon
leRders design refusing topermittheIpeople
OF. their Prospective States to vote upon what
they intend eirrespective State Conven-
tions shall do. Their scheme certainly is,
to rush secession through. those. Conyen-
tions, and to decline submitting 10 the
people the question whether they are or
arc not willing to leave the 5uniun. We
are positive With reference 10 this5impor-
tant fact ThcItrutt is.ithey AEpreEiend
popular rejection Of their purpose and
aim to llreak up the Government by a.
coup !lss@dia, which, they fear Will be as
repNgnant TO a majority of their own peo-
pie of the other States.
The truth of what we write above will
be made manifest in less thar. a fortnight
by the action of the South GnrolIna Con-
yentlon, which will assume to declare the
State out of the Union, without submit
ting to the people the question whether
they are OF are uot willing to accept the;
Uttered condition of things they (thos Con-
Fentlon) assume to 0Tdain forlthem.
We feel assured that an increasing ap-
prehension that the Georgia Convention
may not dare to venture upon the experi-5
mentof carrying out this programme in
the face of the opposition to it which the
gallant Stephens and his co-pntriots may
essayto it, more than aught else, induced
the resignationsof Secretary Cobb, that he
might hc4''on hand"5to prevent the wreck
of the plans of the conspirators by aud
through the triumph Of the Determination
of the Unionists in the Georgia Conven-
tion that the people of the State shall be
permittedato record ther judgment, upon
the question ofsaccepting theIfutQre which
Il lS.,,y
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TREEs TREESI

Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum sid 'cKsEry
trIee8. ss tES4sS
JOHNSON & FROST, q MAIN. STREET. SOLE
e Agents for the seW1ctleS NufserfsS, have IN
store on the first Of November 1000 superior Apple
Trees of choice varieties 500 Dwarf aud STANDARD
Pears; 1900 fine, alEo; Thrift Peach Trees ofneW
and standard varieties 500 Pluns, of vigorous and
healthy growth, and 1000 Cherry Trees; or ertr1
All thea above will bo taken up With the greatest
caFe and every tree warranted true ito its name
named inc catalogue, have been fuitsd on the
arm attached 70 the aud exact drawings
Of somo OF tue choicest sorts Eeen at our WaT
house. We arc now taking special orders which
he carefully filled audde eltyeredshers Ia forty.
sight hours after the trees are taken up =, F5x
making up your order. Prices viii be f6tiii aso0
iasthosal OF any, other nursery: 2JEit sfstlJ
=. 9rlfA1t
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P1RE3AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Kicks accepted At terms consistent solYency and
-. . 81 fair profit. &. if.
E9Ieeinl 1iresi to oItsurdncs Of DWELLINGS,
and C9nteMts for terms 81 one % fpe years.
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[From tho Washington, D. G. Administration
~ paper.1 - -
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soltd Box Yises, ali sizes. for s.le ~
Z slas J.sN.iEAtf6ES
se4se4t e01a5d q ASt6Gs.
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G5S IEATIN GSTOVES.

No. 8 MA1S=sr., op. B. & O. n. r. Depot.
.s.. NEIIGELING
Country Merchants and others are invfteGlto
call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. sI1 jysI
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From!the Nationar Lutte ligenc0r.
SHALL IT BE a. AsHONARcHxsF

..The {4 REy. AEnREg- Az n. J. GEAwgoRp:
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Capital & &lSaFDluS, S2,l .O2.

ifhoi INCOME Of this Company Is DOUBLE that OF
apyzother Fre insurance Corporation In lie
United Suites. 2
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Who'll DRUGGIST
NEW FIRM.

ME- HAVE THIS DAY Associated WITH
wv ms AIr. c. sOs1ERAT Of Bridgeport Ollo ami
VIII continue the Wholesale Grocery. Produce and
GeGeraL Com mission business. under the name ami
style OF Paxton. Donl0n 0glebay at tho arehouses
heretotore occupied by u.s. Nos. So ami o. Main
street. pAST6y2S nnVI 6Nt' -
Wheeling, Nov. lst, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

Milenburg was watsry village yester-
day. Tho damage to tho Pontchsrtrsin
railway was 40 great that the cars could
not get up TO the city this morning with
the mails. Al the Jefferson lake end, a.
tho foot OF the new canal, tho yacht Cory
pheus, Col. Sid Story owner, broke loose
from her moorings and driftsd away into
the Lake. Not heard from yet.
The cars on the jackson railroad did not
arrive yesterday, no train went out last
night.
Proctorville, We are informed, was again
submerged ten fec. deep. F.
The sun Mutual Ins. Ce.'s Buslding.
II was rumorsd around this morning
that the building Of the Sun Mutual Insur-
anes Co., corner Of Camp and Common
streets, vas in an unsafe condition, owing
70 tho shock II received yesterday by the
falling ofthe adjoining buildings. A num-
Der 0fvsu kn0wnand prom:nsp. builders
Of this city, having examined the prsmisss
to-day, gave . certificate, which sppsssu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

WuAr n SUFFICIENT FRAUD TO Rss-
prn A MARRIAGE Vop.--ln suit
for divorce In tho supreme court Of
New York. on tho 26th ult., Judge
Sutherland delivered tho following
opinion. This 10 an interesting
case, and ono that In seldom brought
before the courts
Conocding that THO representa-.
tions OF the defendant, an 10 tho
death of the first wife, were fraudu.
lently made, and that tho plaintiff
would not have married him had
she known or supposed that bis
first wife was living, yet IL il clear
TO me that such fraud or deception
docs not funish sufficient ground
for dissolving tho marriage con.
tract between the plaintiff and do.
fcndant, and for declaring il to have
been void from tho beginning. II
was not fraud in or as TO mate.
rial matter or thing, within the or,
binary or legitimate purposes Of
marriage, and the supposed inten'
ton or purposes Of parties in con.
tracing marriage. Tho plaintiff
had fancy that she would never
marry n man who had been divorced
from his wife. She had right to
indulge this fancy, but it docs moi
follow because she was deceived
and induced unknowingly TO marry
a divorced man that she should be
INDUCED in such fancy afterwards
TO the extent Of having her mar
risge judicially declared void.
find neither precedent nor princi
pie for declaring q marriage void
for fraud as to or in.such matter
or thing. Motion for divorce de
MED.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

In our columns this evening, that the ,,ui'd-
Ing IL perfectly safe end secure. The on.
" injury 10 the building In question 10 70
the wall fronting on Camp street. which
10 slightly spruoE. This wall wilt, We IN
dsfstsnd, DO taken down IN q few days.
Net Vet p.-~a.
The missinR persons wboss bodies ere
said 70 be under ths ruins II the late 40
eidept on Camp street, have not, NJ TO on,
going 10 press, been found. DIiissnt search
and removal Of the ruins are going on.
ssiwted sse city.
Captain iIichney. OF the steamship alsJ
iatof. sslutsd this city by Rtipg thirty
three sins aud hcisting on his fore. top
mast the stars and stripes. The city will
|. we 60 10 press, respond,
Ths ts.sh r.ss &c IN. city rt.. isd.
The effects ~ the recent storm are sadly
visible IN tho region Of the dew basin,
which has overlooked, swsmping many
houses aud destroying others along Julis'
Cypress, Magnolia suj Claiborne streets,
The poor people are on the house -tops,
and their homes sadly fsioed. We learn
Of no io.s Of life.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

TBx CONSTRUCTOR OF rnr PACIFIC
TKLEeRArn LAMENT. Sibley, who
has obtained tho contract for con.
structing the telegraph line from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific states. is
TO perform the work In two years;
and the bid was for the maximum
amount in the act namely. forty
thousand dollars per annum for 10
years, the charges for the trans.
mission Of dispatches not to exceed
three dollars for q single dispatch
OF ten words, with the usual pro-
portionate deduction upon those Of
greater length. Mr.. Sibley is the
president Of the Western union tel.
egraph company. and is regarded
rs sufficiently able. with the capi.
tai which he represents, to fulfil his
obligation. ....l 80 =
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
Dreadful Catastrophe In Texas,
Explosion ofS,sambost iia you O y
L,. .S ~. Feed "a wm no.,.

The steamboat Of',abs, Capt. Place,
which arrived las evening ON Galveston,
says The rieayune Of The nj inst. brings
10 us intelligence Of dtesdu, disss,er.---
The steamboat nsyou city, Cant. Fo rest,
one Of the reEular packets vii cb I " be
tween Galveston and iIonston, exploded
her boilers Thursday evening Last, wheb
near LvnehJurs. causing y fearful loss u
life, Though how great wrs not Known
The following Ia a lat Of tho cabin pas
asngers
Mrs. johnson, q, Hurley end lady, Mrs.
Hsuis,son. Dol. Sharpe and lady, Mts.
pa den, Miss Susan Fuller, George Fts.
hon aud lady, u. y. nfown, Lady aud svs
ehildien, Capt. He'll Lewis, Hutchinson.
!. X. Ostivie. VIM. iIuntei tIutlei. ilughs.
y, ". Lewis, v. vaaho,ten, Ri, Heard, n.
utoaofy. n. W. 300 3, A. N, Pattan, W. n.
CruIehes. !, A, Fisher. Lloyd, !. N. Rnsdl
eeor, Rewley, u. l.. Lyman, n. T.. Jones,
u, II, Miehe MeFstlfnd, Waits. Eg lev,
Nallan. q. T., Hattie. NJ. +. Cnilsway, i. r.
Irvine, n. Moieplin, James iientlv, n.
johnson, Fisher. W. Thompson uine ne
groes.
81, he deck passengers, hero Ia no lie,
whatever.
W.osv q. 90 Us~'.
Thos. A, West,ope. seward.
John Coolidge, seo' nd elefs.
Joauson. negro fireman, belonging 10
Capt. Forress.
fea, negro q emsn, hello iglng 10 Mr..
Mcisns,
Ned Forbes. neg o, belonging 10 Mrs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

Omar Fiws AT Fom Smuu.--Thc
telegraph has announced a very die.
astrous eonhagretion at Fort Smith,
Ark. Tho Tines Office, City Hotel
and pos, Office were burnt, and the
loss 10 estimated at $3.50, 900.
Among the houses burned are Ne.
Kensie's City Hotel, the large brick
house occupied by Cline ~ a ruiz
store, and 6ndley as billiard saloon,
tho Fort Smith Times pilioo, the Post
Oaicc, the stores Of Sutton, sorlg h
Co, Benlon d Walton AMI ennet,
n Foss, and tho law office Of Clark n
Spring, the VII 10 amount Of loss be-
ing estimated at $2So,0oo, aud up n
which there 10 supposed 70 be only
partial insurance. The fro Is the
most destructive ono Tat ever occur
rcd IN Western Arkansas, and the
houses burnt are probably the fines,
ones 10 the State-the store.housc oI
Sutton, Spring 4 Co, and Others, hav'
ing cost about $4,000. The 81
Louis, California and Memphis stage
offices, which were kept in the City
Hotel, were, Of course burned, As wa
the Post Office, kept In Clines drug
atore.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

The ExERALD.-This is one Of the
most beautiful natural gems. 1t is
q deep green color and large stones
of vivid lu.ter are of great value. An
emerald OF four grains weight sells
for about $40 one Of sixteen grains
is valued at 5000; and one of forty.
eight grains at $1,000. As this gem
is easily initiated, 1t requires a con-
noisssur to judge Of it, quality and
value.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

II v
,,,s coast below,
/, The cad results Of the great Storm Of
yesterday and yesterday evening are seen
almost everywhere In the city. Hut the
most serious part Of J. vast 'he is'i OF
buildings and the probable 'css o' NE
Atneon, yesterday an unfinished bf,es
building on From, street, First District,
tell with uemenoo"a c'ss"' " was ."
,he cite Q, ue eS''o"s""e'' o""e' W
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wh'ie 'he upper s'o'Y was 'c."p'e" w
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

~ The window Of the Austrian
General Eynatten, who committed
suicide AFTER the discovery Of his 81.
gantic frauds, has been sentenced to
three years hard labor, her extravi.
grance having encouraged her husband
In HIS acss Of depreciation. In con.
sideratioa Of her children, the sent.
encs, was committed 10 three months
impr'sonmsat, and the baroness ID
nov assoine for her RECKLESS sud I'D.
dy life Of fashion.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

Tas BoARp OF Puplio WoRRs.--
This body has been in session for
the past two or three days In the
Engineers Office in tho Capitol.
Several important contracts we
learn, have been awarded. IA Sec
Rotary Of the Board, Capt. L. J,
Fremeaux has been supplantcd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05
rnpArnllialaa.hN lIInloor. :, ,,se.

FUNDAMENTALLY !tiiiiOCT. y, 1890
CossenoApos tSrsnsuffsp. The
Mail Stage from this 10 Clinton La,
is cut OF by the storm Of Tuesday
From the terminus Of the Flank
road 10 Midway on the Port ilud'
son road. there 10 a net work OF
trees across the highway, which IL
will require . week or ten days,
with all the force 10 be had 10 cut
them out and clear the passage.
The cars for the same reason, have
been forced TO stop on the railroad
10 Fort Hudson, and our friends In
East Ftliciaua, will either have 70
start q poney express. OF do with
out the current lies, which we are
iururiating in just now. on the oil
absorbing andintepsely interesting
politics Of the day.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

INTERESTING FcRties lrras The
telegraph from New York announ'
ces several items Of more than uso'
al interest Another attempt has
been made 20 assassina,e the I'm.
peror Of the French. lie had been
Erred upon. by man supposed TO
DO Insane but the murderous
weapon was averted by a bystan-
der. b..
The intelligence from Italy Ia
highly important and interesting
The Sandman force had attacked
and completely routed Gen. La.
morciere's army. The towns Of
rerugia aud Spoleto had been Ia
ken possession ofby the Sardinians,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

~ The New Orleans Creseal
announces Col. w. II. Sparks ~ a
candidate for Commissioner Of tho
Board OF Public Works, for the
First Dlstriot Tho election takes
place on the 9th proxo., the day Of
the Presidential election.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

EE New York is the third city Of
the civilized world 10 population, con.
tanning about 100000, while London
has 100000 and Paris 2,000,S /;
St. Petersburg and Philadelphia have
100000 each Vienna, Berlin and
Naples about 100000 each. London
contains l21 square miles.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

~ The Pru' ian expedition TO
japan was to DO at the mouth Of the
Peiho in the middle Of September,
and TO sail thence directly to Yeddo.
Baron Won Richthofen, the geologist
Of the expedition, left Trieste in May,
and proceeded to China by way Of
Cairo and Singapore As soon as the
political and diplomatic objects Of the
expedition were accomplished, Rich
thofen's intention were TO undertake
. thorough geological exploration Of
the coasts Of the North Pacific from
the Amoor region to Vancouver's
island. He will also visit tho surif.
erous tracks of California.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-05

SPECIAL MOTH q ES.
NJ. JANIS LODGE, No. ~.
NJ There viii he = uss.,ss 4, q
<pDs Meeting .f ~. JAMES ~
~ LODsst5, No. az, A. ". ArX
4. NJ. o. SATURDAY uiRh,, 6sisl ), 9th 81,
The usual hour. ., their Bsli. ecrnst of Main and
Church Streets
ARTHUR onouEn. seey pre. sm.
PUBLIC SALE.
ENrtNrHr'F orrtCS.
no ~ ~ pabiie W. ~ naias "oras, la,
Will b. u al r,'b " %
w ,'s h'."'s1 "idd'.' '- 'so'e'oeA LsHA&tA
THtnsD., tie ts, {, 90.
,v Mess .. fs'e pes $50, iss s,ss n"s,
eos are. ir'w Vi =. 90 bss@ go" nd
par ~ s1pk. ., he win Ia ~ rsp.ss
tH he 40 will bs 80 j.s, - sue ss " h
81 he n'e'' ~. sn.loss saa zoe 4 - .
ON b,s u
nyofd.re ste. . rus ew Is.
eots w. oUNoAN'c Coz . ~. -
NEW GOODS
VNTEHAvr i.s, ,ses v.a The largest stock NJ
w rich and me jswa'iv b,"~eht ~ this n'.ta
bet spd isvite our 'siesds and customers and tbs
public IN general ~ call n osr bsw store aud ss-
anime for themselves.
oeis rOtDMANNA FENbLEH.
Thisd s'ss,. opposite the ns's.
''' DIAMOND EARRINGS.
IDtss. rfNe IN r Nes. Crosses, snd studs
lust received 81
oc,s GOLDMAN rrHpLrH's.
1I'NaLfsii. FRENCH, q Ams,'ean WATCHES,
Ia the largest aud Bpsst Assoftm.pt--just 70.
oeivsd 81 GOLDMAN a FENDLbnB.
I1,rRUeoAs TOraUofS. Opal, rea,I, gpsm.i.
~ ed ana plain se,,s, ~ ,s ksr, inrs aud nfses-
se,b roLDMANs q tENDLEas.
SILysn TABLE AND rEA SPOON, FORKS,
~ Soup Ladies', Batter Knives. Nspsip niprs,
.cis d GbMASN q YsNDLEn's.
L,TrUYGAs, rUi oUois, % . Jais end plain
IL u aJsIe is--Ias. fsesivsd 40
6OIDMASN % ~ ADLETT,
We obmsksfs Q "a Jewellers.
ootb opposite The nsps. Lsoe Rouge, 10.
TWO NEW NOVELS.
NEMESIS AND RUTLEDGE.
ror ssis at the News Depot.
ooA-g. n. L. HENDERsoa.
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
rsckipridss aud Price ~ eta
He'll aud everett. 10
Dough- and johnson 2b
ArD aLso
Prince ~ Wales Medals ior .......... &c cts
" samples ssnt by mail post paid on receipt
Of retail price, or one dozen for " 30.
J. MCCORMICK.
Post once Book Store, Baton Rouge, La.