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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-23

To MIR. Lincoln is fairly overrun with Wis
itors from all parts of the Union who come
to do homage to the rising sun. He receives
all with courtesy during Office hours, at his
room in the State House, but has given out
that he has made no pledge Of appointments
or consider applications until after his inau-
guration. AS to letters, there is no end to
them bushel basket daily would hardly
hold them. The celebration in honor of his
election, at Springfield, is fixed for next
Tuesday. the Goth. but no program has yet
been published. Mr.. Lincoln will soon leave
the city to be absent several days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-23
Starvation in Kansas.

Truly, there is no contesting the fact thai
Pennsylvania is the banner republican state
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Total pIeees.. ........,....... :

Counting OUT THE MOORISH WAR INDEAsiTY.-
The Spanish war steamer San Antonio left Glib
ratar Bay the morning Of the 1st uit for Alicante
with the Moorish war indemnity, whence the money
was transmitted by railway to Madrid. The Glib
raltar Chronicle Thus describes the counting out OF
the pieces;
Each of the counters used both hands stimuli
taneousy and the quick movement of the fingers
while the five franc pieces were, collected into
pnrestjgiation of a coed performer on the piano.
The average time occupied in counting bag Of
1000 fiye.franc pieces was between five and SIX
minutes. The quiekness Of the eye was greater
than that OF the fingers. for, though the eye OF q
hooker on could hardly follow the rapid movement
Of counting, no base metal could escape the glance
Of the the counter, and a false coin yves at onc'
detected,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
RATES OF FREIGHT.
-5... .55.. ss55 CRESCENT OFFICE, I
New Orleans, Aug. %, 1860.
BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND crNclssArI.

u BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI
The following Of freight between this port and Cncn-
natl established by Steamboat Captains
The frat figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
Do,os Feaaper Hundred Po'm-Axes, 80 to &c. billiard
75c ST. cheese IS candles S 11c 70 to 5c
dry goods % 55c doors and blinds packed 5c
poxsd s5e bundles Is to sSc vi Window gsss
~ to 35c glassware, boxes 80 o 6c glassware in hhds IS to
10 hardware names a5e Ss 81 10 &c. Iron
railing 20 TO 55c iron boiler 20 10 5c iron sheet 40 70 5oc
30 leather 10 ase lime sc; % malt % IS q eats.
Bss sss 70
e ss psl @ Is @ e s a Sfs S q
safes iren 5 70 soc springs 80 to 50 to S5c sash
baeeo IN bids s. % 4oci tobacco anatacrsd 1o ase
AZ e. e %ppsfs % o beans Rss = {,
be Snail be Ssf @ ppoen ss y
lager SOC; Blue Lick water sc crackers 50 fosoc
Sas whs sgS PIE %slsS
70 sas y E s5 on o2f = q 81 60 4
4 I ps i .s;
IL bbls Co., empty bblS pork 30 70 s5c @'As
= % saS ns ssS = q II
ss ifs: 'ss fsasR
dszsa II g a shsi5s ssss dozen 4
SO chairs common, Dozen So 80 to office chairs
seat d0xen 50 SOTO wnsstands common EACH 30
50c wasstands ncosed EACH T5c to 81 beseads boxed
100 lbs IS to 5ec bedteas in bundles do 45 bed
runel each 4Oc warrobes boxed per 100 lbs
10 &c., bookcase. with table. EACH ~ 50 81 81
writing desks each, SGT $50 table fraes boxed
per 100 lbs 60 TO 65c trunks dozen So 50 50 lounges
packages LOO pounds 81 to 20 lounges up, each
81 50 towel racks each % 10 25c: tables each
MARBLE s. to 80 center tables eac 81 Is 50
extension tables each 81 to 90 3to 50 misses bedeads
small size 60 to 70c misses beeads large size is &c.
Sk and PouyCattle, each, S. chickens, ducks gune
fowl DOZEN 81 dogs EACH SO Chickens EACH
geese, dozen, 81 30.
Sadrtes. .-Barouches SO II bugges covered each 8
to buggie open EACH IS g. booms per dozen rs TO SOC
ckets, dczen 25 to 3Uc carboys each 81 Is
bage in hsds 81 50 carriages each Sl5 to 6 churns
Dozen So to 25 selves dozen, 30 35c
Dozen 50and IS to 50 sewing machines each 81 SO 70
measures 80 5c. single, 80 35c nstresses
double 60 G5c washboards per 2 tubs nest.
so 70c tubs per dozen 81 Is rat.traps
DOZEN 81 20 lumber dressed $40 IL lumber rosi
BpFrsilhTer 100 poupLs for Through bloc
35c birthstone 5c bottles in boxes 4Oc coffee 35c codisf
35c gunnes in bales DOC ;gunnes loose 5Oc hides dry soc
green 35c HARDWARE 5c iron scrap 35c iron railroad pt
tun, 81 liquors. bbls, casks 5c molasses 321c marble
blocks 5Ac marble in slabs 15c mackere nuts in bag
5c pitch 5c; prunes i0c aueensware crates boxes cas
etc. 40c; rice 35c rosin, 39c sugar. sand 35c sod
ash 4Uc tar i0c; urpenne, Soc Timber ogwood ,nabogan
cedar 40c tin plate and block tiD 35c.: whiting 4Oc
zinc, 40c.
barrels hall package 2Dc; lemons box, 40c maccaron
per box 40c oranges box, 40c oranges per bb 75e
pianos each S. rasns whole boxes l5c half boxes iGt
quarter boxes 8c salt Liverpool per sack 60c salt Turk
Island and other short SALT 40c wnes oil and preserves boxe
and baskets each, A0c
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

s'9el On hand not olssssd- iss
SUGAR Six hhds. Of the new crop. received on
Sunday from the plantation III j. u. 4 VI. NoIan
parish Of West Baton Rouge, and consirues 4, -
hiltenberger, sold at 1oac. D NJ II i sIav ;n
color, but of good grain, and made by the csatri-
fGgal process. a
MoLAssEs. None offering on the leyee
+ FLOUR. bout 2000 bbIs. were sold Including
$50 superine in two lots at IS, 100 and 7so Il
ss 0 3lo Extra in two lots at Sc IS, lis Choice as
81 so and 200 at So y Dbl.
GRAM. The sales of Corn were confined to 40
sacks Yellow at 66c., 125 Mixed 1t 67, 100 White
Mixed at 6s and 200 Prime White at 75c. p buskel.
or Oats 400 sacks st. Louis were sold at 44c. IL
bushel. The sales of Bran comprised 100 sacks at
Al lo@sl I2a, 100 at 81 Is and 200 at 81 10 "
100 lbs.
4 Provisions ~. Pork was dull and retailing
slowly at s21 so q bbl. for Mess Bacon was re-
failing at lOlc. for Shoulders, sI@133c. for RLbed
Sides and 143914sc for Clear sides. IN Lard We
hear Of sales at 14Ic. for Prime in terces and 14c
u n in kegs. Tierces retailing at l5c. and kegs Ut
14lc.
COFFEE. Sales 1870 bags at l32e., 50 at IA and
l35 at 14sc. y 1b.
srrRrrs TuHrENrrsE. 40 bbIs. sold at 4oc. ID
gallon, cash.
WHIsKY...sA sale of 90 bhls. Raw at 2l5c.
| Rectified retailing at 22c. q gallon.
FaErGHTs.. .C6tton shipping to Liverpool at i'd.
and to Havre at 14c. Ii "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. ociober g. 1850
The arrivals were confined to only 800 Veal
Cattle. The stock now on sale comprises 14s Hogs,
l50 Texas Cattle, l60 Western Beeves, 40 Mich
Cows and 80 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Engines, boilers machinery, marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dolen Freight.
from yckbnrg De Soto and all points below incud-
ing reshpped from small boats kees and flats 81
per S4 boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract freight price up freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Iss TO ssIIHLANpAsD PaDUCAH.
Liverpool Salt, In lots
over % bags, per bag =.
Liverpool Salt, III lots lea
than 80 bags, per bag,
70 Turks Island Salt, in iots
over N bags, per bag. 's
Turks Island Salt, IN lots
40 less than % bags, p bag
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

IoNpoS Discount AND MosEY MARKEr-There has been
very easy money market during the week The
discount has 3 Fc short dated bills have been dis
counted 3 We may mention, as perhaps the best ndca
lion of money Market that the discount houses have lowered
The rate which they take money NJ notice from 3a3 Tct
rate call remains before viz Get In the Stock EN-
change the supply of money is very abundant at Pet The
demand discount the Bank Of England has been very
limited 10 day there has been very coed demand in Lombard
street at 33i n
The following the Of discount various continental
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

freight from Cairo New Orleans ad-
yaaced to 2 lard 80 cents for baggEg
dry goods 40 CENTS potatoes and onions 80 per bb
-four cents whisky 50 cents pork 70 cents tobacco per
hundred lbs % cents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
pLANTERs, PATENTED CORD WOOD

The subscriber prepared the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER, and invites ali parties
interested planting to can and the performance Of the
which will be working day. between the hours OF
Il and p NJ at the No. Canal This simple Ms
chine will do, with two hands, much fifteen
ie3l If +. ". G. COOK. Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Hill DELP HIA

The well l-known frst-class side-wheel steamships
keystone Stats. Capt. G. P. Marshman
state Oh STeOgS capt d. tafvlDi
Now Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah alternately, follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA, from Savannah every ten days.
On the 5th 18th and 18th of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston every days:
On the 10th, 10Th and Both of every month,
For safety and comfort having superior stateroom these
ships the One hundred miles
this the Delaware river and nights
&S~Through Tickets from New Orleans to Philadelphia
New York either Charleston Savannah $50 T5 sale
by r. GEDDES,
No. 90 Gfavier street.
gz HUNTER Il GAMMELIl
Agents at Savannah.
7. S. & 7. G. BUDD.
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERON, Jr,
jea0 Sm Agent at Philadelphis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN & CO., 35 Carondelet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH 4 CO., Camp street.
JUDSON CO., corner Canal and Camp Streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON CO., No. 33 Carondelet street.
BENOIST, SHAW CO.. No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE. JACOB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Grayier streets
FL. W. CONNER Il SON, No. 80 Carondeet street.
JOHN WOOD i Co. corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

AL pound freights, IN
Guiding Sugar. Coffee,
Molasses, Pitch, Tar,
Rosin and oakum per
10e lbs. ...............
Turpentine, Acids. and
all infarnable articles,
per 100 lbs. ............
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Train from the Lake to the city days.
The Steam Train vii; stop Gentilly Station notified
except, however, mail trips Fare is way
conductors must have timely notice stop
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave city O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from u NJ. until 10 p. NJ.
The Horse will make special trips the Lake
ct night whenever required the Conductor however
.ceiYe duo notice.
omnibusses leave Canal for the Depot every
y
E-Passsngers earnestly requested procure their
e the office under the Depot Checks return tickets
will be handed them on the
myl g. PAEDElY. Sunerntendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

All kinds Of heavy Machlnery-per contract.
Money! OIL per cent.
Mulesin droyes s OO singles OO Horses and Cattle
IS 00i Dogs-S3 %.
Cotton, per 81 25i seed-per tup, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
nArrs OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO cAlao

FROM NASHVILLE AND ALL POINTS on THE CUMBERLAND
ABOVE sMirHLANp TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed
Committee appointed by the regular Captains in the rade
go operation and after the 18Th day of August, 1860
The figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

WAY FREIGHTs BENDS PLANTATIONS AS HIGH AS
Memphis tNapoleen aud Helena excepted by the Memphis
Nav q Pacl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
gw 0rans 1aiy Crescent gaesday pam 0ttober g. 1860

TARIFF ON CHANCES FREI6HT THE KEw ORLEANS AND
SLArorRGBE TRANSFORMATION CoSPAsf.
Kerf I..aa IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Owing are the rates Of discount at various continental
cLEARAseEs FRos CALCUTTA OF GUNNf cLoa

| SHIPMENTS or GUSHY cLDTH FROM CALCUTTA FOR
the United of Ma ch last which have
up date eNceping the ship asmeren, for
this port the arrival of which announced last week
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin, and Bullion charged al
the of fourth of one per cent and in all bill
lading shall accompany same, and freight prepaid.
Machinery, Steam Boilers, Engines and all extra heavy
freights by special contract.
Ali persons with large lots Of stock freight charged
half passage in the cabin Sc deck when fed by
boat or So find themselves; all feed carried
with stock, to pay freight at regular rates.
All articles OF Merchandise specified enumerated in The
lists Down and Up Frehs be charged proportion
rates according to their classification.
gherage Marble and Carriages of all descriptions and
half ghteage Salt If reshpped TO be at expense of Con-
signees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
r q g.:
SCH EDULE OF MAILS.
NEW oRLEANs PosT-s,FEIC
iUN,lKR ARRAINsEMEMr

From June lst to November lst, 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
PoNTCHARFRAHE RAIL.
ri ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing Tuesday, May l, 1860.
Ra- Fare from the Lake. day only Is
Ra-Please buy tickets at the Office, under Depot.
= 49,. '-DEPAHfuRE or CARS
W1fH&Ss City: From the Lake.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.

Sails on I II HURsDAY, Oct Il. at P. NJ, precisely
rrzA GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
HiEfds New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior eoppered and copperfastened steam
ship Chas. Morgan, J. y Lawess, commander will sail
above carrying the United States mails For freight
having accommodations apply
board to l. G. HARRIS, Manager
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above ports oS
sk- FOR GALyEST0N-4An All first class YES
MNsel will be dispatched TO the above port For freight
ssSssss-=azsso passage, apply 10
seq GEO. W. HYNsoN CO., 50 Camp street
" i, Z, II, a ~ n II , "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Fifty additional will be charged hid TobaoC
when taken out of warehouse or OF top Of hank,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09


delpha, 4s Camp street, Harmon Doane, Agent.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF The Valley of Virginia.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
Company, No. 48 Camp street.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Com
pany, corner Garendelet and Union streets.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSUR.
ance Company of Common and Carondele
A. Iantear, F. Rodewald I. Byrne Directors.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; and
RTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, j. S. Copes, IA
Camp street. -
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal and st.
Charles streets.
A. Ghiapella President
HOPE INsUEAEGE COMPANY, corner Of Exchange Place
and Canal street.
Henry Peyehaud. Observation-Disclosures. President
T. q xice.P Presidens
LOUIS DhfHeli--.ttt.. secretary,
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office % St. Charles street
rlaeine forstaii' resident.
riHhe Ieuhts-+,-.t secretary
LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, So Camp
street.
saiucheau'. fTesldent
A. ficolet... Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

ANDING Ex BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
horn2l0 Slabs Of White and Vened Marble and IN casks
,aiice Stone. For sale by ~ ~
80 II RaRELt. ii co. 81 ommon strest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
TAR MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.

New ORLEANS August l. 1850.
bis Company successors to the "tar Insurance Company
against the and Damage by Fire the Peris Of The
] md Rivers, at the current rates of premium
81 pIREoToRs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24
For the Western Democrat.
VOLUNTEER COMPANIES.

There are in the county several Volunteer Com
panies, organized or in process of organization.
Now as this is the only effective military force
which, under existing law, we can look to with
confidence in case of insurrection incendiary in
vasion; and as t; expense of such organizations
especially Cavalry-is heavy tax on many of our
citizens who would otherwise be willing to serve
as volunteers; ought not in view of this, and in
view of our hitherto shamefully defenceless con-
dition, adopt some public measures to encourage
the formation of such Companies?
We see that some counties in the Old Dominion
have passed resolutions, binding themselves to
submit to such additional taxation may be ne
cessary for thespurpose of uniforming and arming
volunteer companies. Shall Mecklenburg be be-
hind the foremost county in the foremost State
in putting herself in an attitude to vindicae her
honor and her rights?
May we suggest. then, that during Court week,
or as soon as may be deemed advisable, the cit-
zens of the several taxreturnlng Precincts, either
personally or by delegations, meet at the Court
House aud appoint Central Committee for the
County at large, to receive contributions for the
purpose of supporting such Companies in the
County, and also Committee for each beat, to re-
ceive contributions within their respective bounds,
and to draw from the Central Committee their just
proportion of all the moneys received by them, and
distribute per capita among all the Volunteers in
the County at such times as may be agreed upon
VOLUNTEER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24
SOUTHERN MOVEMENT
CUBAN SEG4R MANDATORY.

Segars and Tobacco Leaf direct from, Cuba.
JOHN S. WILEY has returned to Charlotte from
Cuba where he bought large and varied assortment
of SEGARS, SNUFF, TOBACCO, &C., for this market,
and is opening celebrated brands of Segars,
among which may be found the following:
Ell Rico Habana, Mucha FL Littleto,
Concha's Malos, Rio Holdro,
Flor del Tumas Lasbelas Gustou.
He manufactures Segars from the best Havana To-
bacco and keeps the best Smoking and chewing Tobac-
co, Lynchbnrg and Turkish Brands; Maccabau, Rap
pee and pure Scotch Snufs; Powhatan Pipes, snnf
Boxes, Matches Backing, &c; Meershaun Segar Hold
and Pipes.
He respectfully invites the public to call ut the Gu
ban Segar Factory nearly opposite the Mansion House
January 3, 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24
N. C. RAILROAD CoMPAY.

Vhe Board of Directors of this compay met at
the Company Shops on the 18th inst.
The following Directors were present: Chas.
f. Fisher, president, Gen. McRae, Ralph Gorrell
and Giles Mebane, the part of the individual
stockholders; and John [. Shaver, Paul c. Gamer
on, Robert p Dick, William T. Dortch, Daniel NJ.
Barringer, Phil. Hawkins, saml Hargrave, on
the part of the State-Dr. Bellamy, of the
State Directors, only being absent.
A semi-annual dividend of per cent per an
mum was declared on the two million of State pre-
ferred stock.
The operations of the road during the last half
years show handsome increase of business.
The duties Of the Master of Road were divided
into Eastern and Western divisions, and it was re-
solved to appoint two Division Masters instead of
one Road Master, as heretotore-the salary of the
to be divided between the two
The salary of the Master Machinis was reduced
for the new officer, the former one, Mr. Roberts,
having resinged.
Tie new Treasurer of the Company, Mr. P B.
Rufhn, is giving very general satisfaction to the
Board.-Saiisbu,y Banner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24

AMALGAMATloN BALL IN New YoRK-A
grand amalgamation ball off on Thursday
evening at the Assembly Rooms, Prince street,
composed entirely Of black men and white women,
no white man or black woman being admitted.
The Daily News says:
The room was tastefully decorated with banners,
flags, &c, and portraits of celebrated Abolition
lists, CONSPICUOUS among the number being a beau
tiful colored photograph of John Brown, surround
ed by wreath of laurel. At o'clock the festivi-
ties brought to close by the arrival of Broad
Way gamblers and shoulde,-htters with bags of
-four and SCOT concealed about their persons They
commenced by throwing the -four over the black
men and the SCOT on the white women. At this
juncture the lights were extinguisbed and then
commenced scene which beggars description
Word was conveyed to Capt. Turnbull, who short
ly after arrived with posse of policemen of the
Eighth precinct. Lights being again restored,
the captain ordered the Hail to be cleared, an in
junction which was Immediately complied with,
and thus ended the amalgamation bali which af-
fored rich treat to thosn who witnessed it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24
NOTICE.
Jan. 10, 1860

On the first day of February next the residence of
the late Edmond Rtch, decd, will sell at public SALE
THREE NEGROES-a man, boy and girl, all three
likely and valuable. Also, a tract of land known
the Gold Mine tract containing about S4 acres, lying
the waters of Twelve Mile Creek, adjoining the
Lewis Gold Mine, Ezekiel Gurdy and others. Another
lying second Crooked Creek containing about
Ninety acres adjoining the lands of John Ford Henry
Shell, and others, known as the Lemmonds Tract.
Aso quantity of personal Property, consisting of
three Mules, Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Thresher &C., &c
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAM 10, 1860. JAMES S. RITCF, Ex'r.
N B.-All persons indebted to the required
to make payment and those having claims against the
same, required to present them viii hin the time pre-
scrbed by law or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery.
Jan. 10, 1860. At JAS. S. RITCH, Ex'r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-24

THE ABOLITIoNIsTs IN RANDOLPH AND Gull
FoRD.-We learn that his Honor Judge Dick is
interchangeable in his efforts to bring the vendors
and crculators of Helpers book tojustice. He
issued his warrant to the Sheriff of Gulford,
directing him to make search in Randolph, and
much additions. evidence was obtained against
Daniel Worth. The Judge had him brought out
of Jail, examined him, and required him to give
bail in the sum of $4,000, to answer at the next
term of Randolph Superior Court for incendiary
preaching and for circulating incendiary documents
in that County. Worth Was rcmanded to Jail in
default of security.
Among ether things it was proved that at a
meeting held by Worth last Summer, i'll Randolph,
some white females had taken some chairs in front
Of his pulpit, and there we're some negro women
seated Oil benches in the rear ofthe pulpit Before
he began to preach he ordered the white women
to give up their chairs to the ''black sisters"
which was accordingly done!
We learn that Judge Dick has ordered the
commanding officer to detail guard for Green's
borough Jail; so as to cut off all possibility of
Worth's escape.
We learn further, that the prompt action taken
with Worth, Wheeler, Harris, Turner, and Vestal
has struck terror into the abolition ncendiaries in
that quarter-Rdlcigh Standard.