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We regret us :c&y, h, the a~!cXcd :;!.&::'i'i :oi:
tllu Mcniii. T;i,l .lryu$. that "!r ii! and ori:-
"r Gllw.in,v!rs.,, Maj. 'ni!y tu>SE. lS r"rc:t:iy
ii.zc ls,c;cl - the g:,vasv$ oi this destructive ec
,.:s,l. as ii> .iami;,ri"r. ii .\r.:,,.>:s:-
'ri.i,x.l= lin.>,, on the pl:ra,:".. il '::g'.:
lr;,ri rn ARKANSAS river %. i.!c..! 60. .!!I los
ser 81 this city h;r:r to '. :,r':i "t M"!'ay
:.;h: We could no; learn the cAir!, Z" lc lo.- nor
.:!.. nri lin o.! the fire,
We lave h:,r:.cl ;i.%t ;!.r l'.$ - Maj; L.. i'll ;!'.
a.mvc iis,. Was about $1,000.
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FIRE AND Loss OF VALUABLE PRorERrY-
Between the hours OF and o'clock. SUNDAY
evening, the Steam Mills, situated little more
than mile North of this town, were discover
cl TO be OIL fire. y stiff breeze was blowing
at the time, and every effort made to save the
building wss unavaliug, notwithstanding there
had been considerable rain that day.
There is 10 doubt that the fire was the work
Of IN inccndiary. The building caught in tho
meal room where fire is never carried, and it
being Sunday, no one who attends to the Mill,
had been at work in the house
The Steam Nils consumed on Sunday night,
together with lumber -four and grain, were the
property, We believe, Of Mcssrs AuIl & Ca!d.
well. The loss is estimated ut between $1,000
and $l0,D0O-ncarcr tho latter amount.
NcwJery C0uyerratist.
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ESiack E0iD.

\ Frankfort correspondent OF tic Louisville
Journal relates the following anecdor, in which
Tom Corwin fi@nrcs very distinctly:
Nearly aIl til, political readers oithc Journal
know William K. Campbell, for So many years
the Wing Doorkccpcr Of the House OF Repre-
scntativcs. He is responsible tor the follow
| ing:
! In the year 1886, Campbell went to Ohio
from N;-holas county in this State, on the hunt
for some ruuaway negroes. He intended - 90
to Snake Creek, Warren county, Ohio, where
there WAS negro settlement which he lad
reason to believe harLored his runaways. He
stopped ut Lebanon, the county scat of Warren,
his horse being sore and jadcd, and entering
the hotel there entered the name on the register.
It was about three weeks after tie Kentucky
State clcrlol and aa soon as the loungcrs dis
covered that he was from this side Of tie river,
they crowded round to learn the result, and
one gentleman inquired OF him who had been
elected Governor. Campbell told him that
Judge Clarke had been elected Governor over
Mr. FIournoy. The inquirer did not believe
this, and offered to bet one hundred dollars
that it WIZ not the case. tanphcll told him
that he WIS rot IN Tie habit Of betting, bit
assured him that his information was coy
rect.
Just then black fellow. who had coInc into
the Lar-roomI, Il thin, dappcr fellow, " h9 looked
like !! barber, stepped forward ami told the
gentleman hr MIS- the nan !or his t'ct, bit the
gentleman said hc lid rol want to bet with
him. but to takcihc Kcnluckian d"wr. for they
81
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lSsrKr LOTIONS To TIE GrLr SQrADIoS.-A
message has been received bv the Senate from
the President, i'll reply To the resolution Of in:
q"lry, relative to the operations Of the navy in
the Gull Of Mexico, alrd the Instructions under
Which It acted. The documents show that tho
instructions given to Captain Jarvis were, that
he should at all times afford protection to the
citizens Of the United States and their proper,
". and, il ,esas"n should arise. to protect any
ths A.; g, ssiz5| nations OH the high seas
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The Editor OF the New Orleans Christian
Idtocgts no, lorr since furnished his n,nrr
'..n r-I,.,... -, ,".I -, r.
WIN '"r 'oi""l"s '@ce'"' sAe'c" VI Tue i''e
and la1ors OF this emlncnt French la1y-"rtIst ::
~ the Advocate has recently had sonc-
;hing TO say i'll regard 10 the enlarged sphere
Of usefulness open to Christian wonianhood III
these times, III teaching and writing, and art
| and rs Rosa DoNhcur, the popular French lady
artist. is said to be- about coming TO America
20 paint buiiaio< it may be interesting 10 our
readers to rive them brief biograp aphcal sketch
of her. She is HOW nearly thrty-ejght years Of
agc, having been born March IL, 1922, in
Bordeaux Her name is as beautiful as her
art her DSrsou is rs beautiful as both: and hsr
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Gbe Gallhru 9f5rrklq :37nllrAol.
'EucSesi.y, April E&. s&c0.
.siifiF4SNlsc%

j. w. CALL, Associate Editor.
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NUMBER Is.

Gas LIGHT IN YoRKvILLE.--lt it gives US plea
sure 10 state that 4 Gas Company was organ
lied III our town last week, by the election Of
John II. Adams, Esq, President, and Mcssrs.
+. II. Simril, J. r. Bratton, II. +. Adickcs, S.
K. Moore, J. ". Avery and L. S. Moore Dircc-
tors. The Company has entered into an ar
rangcmcnt with Mcs>rs. Waterhouse & Bowes,
at a cost OF $4,000, to complete the work and
furnish the Necessary apparatus.
The buildings, which are to be frc-proof,
Will be erected hear the Jail, together with
saSonstcr capable Of holding 10000 feet Of
gas. There are 10 be two miles of pipe, c1-
tending from the Rail Road Depot to the Mill.
tary Academy, and from the Works towards
the Independent Church, until the distance is
made. The work will be commenced about
the last Of May, and compIcted probably, BY
the first OF August
|orkrWe ENQUIRER.
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CHESS ('DiI.NI\
CA NJ . EN- JO u 3 II A L.
FuesS!sy, April 10, 1860.

PROBLEM NJ. - EY "R. :. T." OF CHARLES
TON :. Ca
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Oar ssaitrohd---Hh9r Shall We Con-

We are gratilIed t'ld in the last issue o
the Camden .JpUrnui :, cditorid article u1
'ocHiln& The colistr'i',n Of Railroad trolp
Camden 10 l'"nr's'cr'end urging upon the
ci,izr.!> If Carmdcn all-kcrshaw Il Lc propricty
q: taxing part i'll tR7~0crprisc. The Journal
."ES iha; seven years >, it and the people oI
hcrshi" @rnria'iH WEI warmly in favor Of the
lae%s::rc and that l.aii' Ger. at.tl,at time, WAS
Ili"c!i irss cii'H'!>'iistF'' DIR connection with
the E;'i!r""d excitement that period was not
>lrh a> To enable Us ,'.nrok nutboritotiycIy
upon the point made h5he JournrI Int orr
impression is just the e.Yc of his statement.
ana We KHo" '!aI ny HSx.pp!c Of Lancaster arc
unanimously I'll 'iic D'ff that Camdcn is op-
posed I" Il rc""ec'!"" vi is by railway, and
that ti'"! h''r ever infested their di>ap-
probation by rcG!o;!lt i"n;,c viii, is in every
successive cliort t!l;,- I:, nn,, ,,,lr 70 ,rcoui.
piish this object.
but Ii We nave ~" rongly impressed, or
Whatever 'I''>f''!'l II.,s &c been, if Camden
Is no" 'c":I |" ''-Nl ~ III lis, VIC !lGn ard
roihin% in ,ayim@ III; M e find Lancaster
fully prepared t" j" @ y, ,Ic duty in this
niattc".
The pe"l lie oi tlIi> SA; .sialm,st without
Il .;:>>r,llm~ voice. ;" Ea@ rr have heard
moved doubtless by tll SaH s;::ious ,I,ny. rr.
irrfcIt". have cAPrr: k \ rctercncc for a
CONNECTION viii! tho NJ A ',rtu E,il Po,d.
AID We al: NARRATED E ,,.i,,, that the
lrr,lir ;.lor@ the rMtife r., .nrL r,,d
"nuiI traverse are ri!. }fss r,,,.,,rc In
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= '''''-T' -",' ~ - ~ ~ =
scented :. !:o,>vlrrir a.: i"r l.: ...iaIti; J
l'I;r'l, "'a!"nr. dry ca!';"ci. he rr:e A :
thing !" .he wpyl!, -i'r:mk.r,! ,!ry ",y: tn.
spot Ganhr though I'r r"g4r'!r,! - -,
low - useful - wi: =, "r,,rna va ;.;.A;o';,
"a .,t rl Of him. Int !s:> >!rliuW would i, nj
lis SIDE. If i" ;.il hvI,n'! lsr w":hi fall back
too. :::.I L r hurried liz step it ""Hd :,'"i,,
r:,rr H. -irrI. ':;iI: ;Icy stepped, ar' IT,"
INTRUDER r.:m:,,r;r."i III" follow jnt ro.:"lay:
''f'rna "Aai county in Nr":1,.,: d" ,",:
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man came to this place, or rather In vicinity,
calling himself Herf6, and has since then
worked for Numerous gentlemenin the oun.
y, - day laborer. Although Of rather dark
compilation, NO one ever supposed him . b
akin 70 the descendants Of Ham. After living
here sometime, he won the affections Of qnite
pretty white girl, whom he married. Thing
went on quite prosperously tor sometime, two
children gladdening ths happy hthers heart,
when, alas his feiicitous exlsteuce was nm.
expectedly terminated. "A negro man, In town.
seema to have conceived the idea that ell Was
not right with HsriH, and that ebors the indi.
cations of heing more closely conaecssd to TIE
sons rof Afric's burning sands tAaA y coun.
tenanced on Southern soil. and commun tcated
this idea 70 q gentleman. who, upon sestn9 him.
immediateIy recognized him ~ the' same IN
dividual once helonging to q gsntlssnan at or
near The Hot Spring., In Bath county, and
from whom he had ran oG. The eentlemau
Was informed Of the fact and o. the ID Inst.
he arrived here. In company with some ono
who could subetantiate hts claims. He met
Heri6 in one. Of our stores, and Informed
him that he had como for him - hiD servant
He seemed rather Indignant upop 1eeeiving
this unpleasant piece Of inSornatiou, bat
aftsra few words hs acknowledge his tYus
character, and accompanied his master homs.
LswisS~sg (va.) CHrostcle. : ssE -
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THs DUsLIo II RuseIA.-It may Be remem-
bered that at st Petersburg, some time ago, H
DemfdoG, student Of the Univernity, and Ba.
ron MeyendorH, m oficer OF the Horse
Guards. fought q duel and that they and their
seconds, Count Moussine Pouschkine and Ba.
ron Wolf, were, In consequence, ordered for
prosecution. The four gentlemen have just
been tried BY military tribunal In that city.
BY law they were liable to degradation and 70
the loss Of their rights Of mobility; but in con.
alteration Of their youth. and OF the fact that
socisty considers duels justidabls, and In some
eases evea tndispensebie, the TRIBUNAL pro-
posed that the Two principals should only b
confined two months in . fortress, and that the
seconds should be acquitted. The Emperor
has consented to this verdict. "A
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TEE OoxTEsFED SBArs IN TIN HouAD or
RRPRHsxnTAT1vEs.-Th House have altsady
unsea.ed Cooper. (dem,) Of the Detroit dis
place; Barrett, (dem.,) Of the st. Louis dis
trict, Missouri, and given Blair, (rep.,) his
place. Estahrook, tdsm, delegate from Ne
braska. has been displaced BY Daily, (rep.)-
The contested seats yet to be decided are that
of Sicklss, dem, J Of New Yori and Mr.. An
derson, lam, Of Kentucky, whoee seat 10 con.
tested BY Col Ohisman, (dem., former repre-
Winter Davis and ]. Morrison Harris. the
American members from Baltimore sFa
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AHorHHR LARaE MORMON EMIGRATION
From LlvxRPoOL.-Not long since we noticed
the departure of upwards Of 500 of the followers
Of Brigham Young and Joe Smith from this
port In the packet chip Underwater for New
York. We have now to report the sailing Of
the ship VIM. Tapscott belonging to Messrs.
Tapscott, Smith & Co., Oldhall street, for
New York, with NO less than sl1 Of these mis-
Guided beings yexse for the Mormon settle-
Tsis:d States These sis souls pebresens 81
adults 125 wefe married male and IT'S married
female adul,s. 146 were single male and l49 sin.
gle female adults, 80 were male and % female
children. and 16 male and 26 female infants
Their nationality was As follows:-354 Engfis1,
~ Scotch, IS Irish and 400 foreigners, the great
proportion Of the latter being Germans. They
were all OF respectable appearance.-LirsYpool
Meycurv. est Htfk g f&s = 7@Eff
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LIZ .ss.. RCHM0ND WEDNEsDx1 JUNE 10 Igee:


~Ax - .a ..aas - - :. s -. -
- I.sx ~ T. 3s..nn ness. - go -.
phia Saturday Has yery crand. A. - ID.
eesefo. vesase<1 = .sr:Ske - ~. 49,. f1-I
.seu,1a n.,sss .-.s1.1 - ni....s ...ls.l
hc-.-.s ~. 81. ..,,s.. o.s. .u.! ~ -
graph: ,sssst ssssf.< es.-si~ ss9 AsFsEt
Great m tv.s4NS ,svv,,-,ve 80. II sEs.a
or the city of faSnfen ~ ~ - ss " II.
Caatan "a p.Hs. ss.en ~ s1a nercn - jaece
i nirtaiis reechis1~i ~isSs ,1.s.t,s SAC 49, -
side Of ths road Vs1ssc -. s.,;..p oG sasset
and. Wdth Al ita nnnn lusas - Safh~r - 49,
sre1ySis~ - IN Srse s~.ss<,.I,s.sa as. ~ y
seS~1 IsS5 sdssrS,s s"n sciH ~ J. ~ sa' ~:
tnrv stSse,. S~r,t ...,s - ~. - -
itfne - Shn esnsot corosoar "A ~. 49, W. ~
aumber 81 ~ tefSsv,s ascort ~ = -
20 S ~ iSmS sS. IT, - ~ .n. .S eot
pri1eirei oStsses ~ aStSsest -.,. 49, ~ -
IN ~ III ssS,sss.it~ ~ .e ~ vysaas
though NOT least tSe ladies. - - ~
~ eonaay tee k0oessT were auowee te1e
q peace, tAOoaA . large crowd rsmatnu23hl
front Of the hotel alldat. to est I sliuis - n
them. The Ledger savs: -
~,C~sd so.s..x. sUs.x one SI ~ OF tne JaRensss
- ~ Svs.s ~ ~ suo Uaiconi N IuM vSeW
u;,s. ,.hu MuSo 20 tne oeNent OF Ne Jnve..
a sHonta mso ...r ssSso a1sss psa.ene oy ocuaon-
- SSoa1 ,S wsvine OF nenakerehiels. &c. 0as
tioned ~ as.acnsa 20 tec emeassy sssa-
s.oneo aimssn q window Of the third seory,
Ssi-s~r ~ uc.,0S ,nS ano .Sraaus1uk vsewCf the
~. - AoNsss ~ opera glar. = e
s.. "as a@osIne 70 seo the actions 9d
..sn.sS ..s hS oz the speeta tors, ae ~ q
tS~~ 1e.0 eooio De seen ~ wtnooWs ..
occs ...s ..Ssss wOa,c ee poenteo at ~ =
cno c.s.s e~A Tvsu Woeso pass Along, S0ef~es
~" ,.h.. ~ ~ .eP.n Mnas beauty"
- To-. s1.o yeooo 0c~ ano SUI tno Spec
s.~N 80 U Ss.u s,1ao tnc9 aI0uno, sIseS ~
~;,h .s ~. hnsp ~ seo. sno stare ~ tee aoess.
al ~. T.r. ~ suk Auo1aet ysPneee.-
80, ~. Hoee ne"us arc snavs0 eNfes e4-
~ n:v;rcr Il. 'S.aa. .ScomPe Yine tneMs
- .er-S 81 .uo naIr taAo1 On, elvine tneo
~" "rnS"res,.1 .aco. !nese men 90 not,
".,ssr 80. =. - ,anA VIZ nixu, q tncy are
oe,.or. e-oa.,sh r sooms vl ,ne CnIels aeo otnes
.S - =, Mnon cataeo ~ PROFESSIONALLY,
sara.. never yet visited places OF AM
crra w".t. tnn. !. aPanese Wear DpI ~
oh.;n. .n.s.,,s s.o.o ."v.me eUio Watcnes ana
shs;r downs.,. - .uS Iauer sne ample Ioios 0I
r .us,. 1s. uoIus ~ AlocAs. Ine pElnclpals are
Wy I1s anu icohoucs themselves win
nnr;ns ,h3 10, ..,, =. !,
..thar io fror, y =. to .h. s.. ss. 70
SS~. .iarns - -. ~ nStei. seushe0 70 catcn
;nr ,hs .DS - s"c sua9ow OF Japanese pass.
~ s.o - at.S =. .nsl0e INC Oonunente- tne
aowr;a.n o.nI,a ~ a.u .ervann came out into tne
,~;rsI -;.n -. ..y Pa1e ~ Tuo evening", ana
AZ. as...e.. AZ me aouse. Ine IA
49, 49,. Ett.S .".ow mem up, Pestcilag
,s. ~.n...n, -" so. toosn questlons: 1ae
~ rr,y raye-on"n y .Ss or wNnout
,.iv .crcrrs 49, ~ ~ ~ 4e.y PsoPouno1o. Vne
asE. p"a ss1 ~ ~ cn..o a0o1. tsIce ieet
So I.d;es wer. ..,oM w III sne JaIcn
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( DECIsIoN.-A case affecting raiiroad passen-
gers hes recently been decided BY the Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts. A passenger was
properly put cut Of the cars on. the Boston
and Worcester Road, for refusing to pay his
fare. BY the aid of his brother, tho perso n
elected fmnediately GOT on to the same train.
and o6ersd to pay his fare, but was again put
that the frat ejsctmsat was justinabls, bat the
second Was not %, and kave dauaoeo. Bat
the Supreme Court sst aside the verdict, and
dscided that the party had NO right 70 re-ensef
6sen lawfully ejectsd, and the conductor was
jastasA il aGaia sxpelling him after hts re-
aAtfx. -. ~ !. AE-.- = g Z z 3 - =
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Nor TO BE SrOPrxD.--The mysterious door
bell ringing 10 still the excitement Of Provi-
dence, X. l., AID at one house the servant was
called TO the door IS times to find that no one
Was there, and that tie same invisible cause
or agency was 1t work. The Same day, while
the family were At the table, distinct and suc-
cessfve raps were heard on the walls Of the
room where they were sembled. Sundays
are the only days tnat these mysterious
no.ses are not heard. The spirits are clearly
psous creatures. st. s, t4.F st-e
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3s MANU1AcTCKHs IN THE WKsr.@The mann.
facture Of broom handles is quite branch OF
business in Detroit. A company there have
lately agreed to deliver ten millions Of them
In Schenectady, Michigah, where they will
b converted into brooms. Barrel hoops are
also extensively manufactured, some seven
hundred and fifty tuns Of the article having
recently been sent to Oswego. Tho Detroit
Advertiser says they ship not less than one
hundred and fifty tuns Of ouch Anished wood.
work every week. sra
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Sz1RnzT' i,z'' ONE is1Hssi:R1A lvEsf 1.-Two f&o
Whole Tickets, sD; HAns Hsivas. s,o: o,.r.er,. as.
Certificates Of Packages in the above Scheme
sill be sold At the following rates. which 10 the
risk: Certificate of Package of s Whole Tickets,
4?99 Cernicate Of Package Of 16 Half Ticksts,
SIS 81 Certl6cate OF Package Of IS Quarter Tick
~, 9n7si Certificate Of Package of Is EiGhrh
SPLENDID SCHEME. So
EACH "Wednesday IN JUNE.
Class e Draws On WHBNEsDAv, Jsns .. l09o.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
s4tasgs TICKETS. ~ aI-ff
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

THE NATIONAL DIVISION OF THE Sons or
TEAPRRAEoR.-The following officers were
elected for the ensuing two years by the Ma
tional Division Sons Of Temperance, now in
session at Portland, Me-: Most worthy Patri-
arch, DR.. Silas L. Oondit, of New Jersey AS.
sociate. Thomas J. Evans. of Virginia; Scribe,
DR.. F. A. Tickardt, of Pennsylvania; Trea-
sarer, Robert NJ: Foust, Of Pennsylvania; !;
Chaplain, Peter q. McGregor, OF Nova Scotia;
Conductor, Nathaniel Constable. of Missouri
Sentinel. John H: Batty, of Indiana Nashville,
Tenn was unanimously chosen as the Locality
for the Ann nual session of 1861. From the an.
nual report Of the II. w. Scribe, we learn that
the order 10 in most prosperous condition
the increase the past year amounting to four
hundred subordinate divisions and fifty thou
sand members. There are at present Al Grand
Divisions. and {, ,39e subordinate divisions
Members admitted during the past year, 53,-
432; suspended, 800; expelled, 1865; deaths,
$50; violated pledge, 1926; reinstated, 4,202;
violated second time, 1879; contribu ting mem
bers, .2l3; subordinate divisions that admit
lady visitors. .16s; lady visitors, 5G72s; paid
for benefits, &SO, $50; cash on hand, &2aS, ,904;
public Temperance meetings held during the
year. a,is7; temperance tracts distributed, eI,-
s72; boys attached to organized temperance
associations, q, ,526. -..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

SHOCKING ACCIDENr.-A terrible accident
occurred in the town Of Delhi, Delaware CO.,
2 week ago yesterday, which resulted in the
deathOf little girl seven years old. The
parties - the sad occurrence were William
Scott, boy seventeen years old, and his half
sister. Elizabeth Dolby, the victim. The boy
had been sent to take the cows to pasture, the
little girl accompanying him. He had with
him piece Of rope, with which he was to bring
back some hay. On his way he playfully tied
one end Of the rope around the body Of his
sister and the other end to the cows tall
When the cow had proceeded asehort distance
tn this way, followed by the girl, the latter
stumbled and fell, which 50 frightened the
cow that she ran on At furious rate, drag
ging the poor girl after her. After running
some distance the girls head struck q solid
rock, crushing in the skull, and at the same
time the cows tail pulled out, so great was
the force Of resistance The girl was also bad
~ cut around the face, neck and head. she
vas taken mp by the boy and carried home.
where she breathed but two or three times be.
fore expiring. The boy IL said to be rather de.
ncient in intellect, and It is not supposed that
he realized the imminent danger in which his
sister was placed by his mischievous conduct.
lt6dny(N. ~ Argus, Jxae 8. '-sF 't y y 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

. Fkss,al fysesssisx.- -Yest4fdxy morniue q
assacAmsns ot KnisA1. TSnplaf nlst the re-
mains 0f the M HsV. Nr. Polats On ~ rood.
and acted a. IN eeaort Yesterday sftsrnooo.
the Masonic Eraterntty attended the funeral
At 81. Johns ChtrcA, and 41tefWAsds tntssrsA
tie 6ooy IN - Oh basySAg gsoaa6. aecord-
in9 - hi&dytnO yeQne0t.tD a1osga.
Th4 fanesal sessneA yas preecned ~ Rev.
M Baker: g Ore 0sreh, ssd w:s hotA
marhe were aloo 0a6e ~ nSv. 11s. Miano.
eefpds and 1sv. A1. Wllnef, betA g whom
r. IN lha AiHAaQt stoeQe of to QAsioAian
vifles end piSH q tIe d6eeise6. Nh -
sbody waS a8out 10 b pancod IN IL 1uul hone.
sho1Abbss1 sehooe sehoooss, Who were de-
yoted 70 NS. POlaAp, stepped forth oad -.
posted bouQuats Of while noWsrs npea he
conn, thps paying their trtbute 70 ths memory
Of their devoted pastor and friend.
b The eAnrUA Was utosAlly poeked With peY-
eopA n hoar tho funeral 0oRvlee.. Aad The
grounds around itWere crowded with anxious
Spectators, who hod assembled 70 honor the
RemoSy ef hisu who hid just passsd isoR
tine - stseutty. sasafs ~ ssas e3