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cumStNncc- Us At present remlod o THIS terrible com
troycrsy could only cycntuutr In the utter dc'iruo-
ton Of southern Mothodism ~ wcl as of true ro-
publican libor,y,
And now moreover that the southern States I'M
der the blessing and providence uf Almighty God,
have been enabled 10 organize themselves into per-
mancnt Conipdcmcy with al thcmochucYot gov
cmmcnt in motion, uud with all It's resources inter
nal and foreign, laid under contribution for the pres
Dryation and pcrpctuitN of our political, civil ana
religious rights, your Committee, in common with
the Methodist Episcopal Church Nodh as u whole,
hold it TO be the religious duty of her ministry ana
membership within the limits Of this Conicdcmcy
not only to be subject to the supreme authority of
our country whore they may reside, but also To use
all ludnbc means to cnjoin obedience 10 all c,tnb-
lishcd powers. The Scriptures aud Discipline of
our Church cuion thcSr obligations. Touching the
duty with which your Committee has been charged,
in behalf of the Conference of Southern Methodist
preachers, invested with the spiritual oversight of
flock of perhaps my thousand souls they beg leave
to say they urc panied at the very thought that any
suspicion, much les, well grounded complaint Of dis
LOYALTY 10 our established Government, or of disal-
irction to, and want uf sympathy with our Govern
mcnl in it, earnest and mighty struggle against It's
ruthlcs, foes for the blessing, and rights Of political
and religious libcrty should lie against attach to,
any member Of this body
They feel constrained furthermore TO say, for the
sake of not only themselves and this Conference,
but for the sake Of nil the people of our various
Charge, that member of thi, body held ohnoN-
ious to complaints or allegations because of former
uF present opinions touching the abstract political
questions of secession and revolution and that such
q representation of the acts of thi, body would be
Ms false as malicious But now that these questions
have assumed concrete FORM, and under the n.pir-
alton Of Abolition inatici+m have kiudrl the fires
of the most brutal and ruthless war ever known in
the history of man, involving cycry interest polIt-
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Banner Of promise by frccmsn unfurled
Beacon Of hope to q waiting world
Shining above is the starry throng,
rift in the murky clouds Of wrong
Clouds that shall roll from their beams Of light,
Till the whole round dome IS blue and bright.
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REAARKs.--We call the attention Of the
reading aud sensible portion of mankind to
one or two points in this pjous PASTORAL dd-
dress, adopted by the vote of a religions body
Of men The daring faischood is unblush-
ingly put forth that the Abolitionists and
Black Republicans Of the North, and out of
Northern Churches, have inaugurated, with
ont just provocaroi, causclcssly md wink
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8 HER AN.

Latest Operations of the eEnemy-Surren.
der Of Dalton to Hoods Forces-Supplles
Abundant at Atlanta-No Possibility of
any Serious Disaster-Prompt Move.
ments Of Our Army.
CHATTANOOGA. Oct. Is, p. M.-Our forces
to-day raoccupIed Ringgold and the Block
House, three 10 lies in ad vance, and found rhe
railroad and bridges safe 1t is generally be-
lieved that Dalton, with the 10th colored infan-
try. surrendered to Hoods army yesterday,
but not hing official has been received. There
ts no communication yet with Sherman There
were abundant supplies at Atlanta in anticipa.
tion of such movement by the rebels.
Major General Steadman has arrived, and
resumed command Of the district Six months
supplies are on hand, and the officers Of the
army feel that Hood is making movement that
will certainly prove disastrous.
SECOND DBsPATCHl
CHATTANOOGA, Oct, Is, 9 P. M.-Reports Of
scouts fail TO show the presence of any con.
siderable body OF the enemy north OF Tunnel
Hill.
Walter and Whit efield counties were secured
by small body Of rebel cavalry, but they
were not very effective In destroying the rail-
road.
General Scbofield sent out strong reconnoi-
OF the rebel column said to be moving toward
the West.
Scouts Of the 44th coIored garrison Of Dalton,
who escaped after Colonel Johnsons surren-
der. arrived to-day. They give various &C.
counts Of the affair
Ringold and intermediate points are strength
enrd by General Schofleld.
There Is nothing definite as to Shermans
whereabouts.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
homefs OF n Rebel Iuvasson-Columbu bus
and Paducah Threntened
I Dispatch to the Ohronicle5

CAIRO, Oct l5.-A cavalry expedition To
Port Gibson captured N. T. Elicit, formerly a
Cairo Is full of rumors o. . threa tened at,.rp
on Columbus, Kentucky, and reiniorcsmsnts
have been sent there. A large rebel for ce Is re-
ported at May yield, reatening Padncah
Guerilla OHtrases. ..-
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-Forty guerilas ON
Thursday night burned the jail In Irving, Es-
telle county, released four prisoners, and plum.
deIed the town. The same evening they plan
dered the stores of Brar denbury.
Last night fifteen gusrrillas fired upon the
Bardstown road, twelve miles from the tunc-
ton. The guard have returned with Eve
wounded.
Eugene Blond is their leader
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FROM PORT ROYAL. s. C.

Yellow Fever in Charleston-Anothef
Blockade Runner Sunk-UHion Meve.
ments in FIorida-Reported Capture Of
Rebel Battalion.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The steamship Fulton.
from Port Royal on the 18th, arrived last
night.
Captain Cox of the 55th Pennsylvania, who
escaped from Charleston prison, says there are
twenty deaths from yellow fever daily occur
ring in that city.
The Union prisoners have all been sent out
OF it. About 5000 rebel troops are in and
about the place.
A laree dp-wheel blockade runner has been
sunk by our fleet at the entrance of Charleston
harbor, and another steamer, while trying to
get out, was driven back.
General Foe ter recently made tour of in.
spe ction of our forifications in Florida.
Colonel Noble lately captured q camp OF mil.
itia, at Enterprise, Fla, aud it is also reported
that rebel battalion, under Major Clinch,
were made prisoners at Tallahassee.
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<JEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
En TOO Ralts m n

NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No. 129 Baltime ore Street.
BETWEEN CAL LVERT AND SOUTH SITS.
F. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER.
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this dav
opened for Retail large assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS.
such as BLACK and COLORED CLOTHS
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA AOVERCOArINGS
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES AND OOaT'
lEGs,
For MEN AND BoY's WEAR.
Also, select assortment of goods for LADTEa
CLOAK lNG5. to which he would invite the atten
tion of those making purchases "'''A-
Having unusual facilities and a long experience
be feels confident of being able to meet the Wants
Of the present times ""A'o
Terms will be Cash and one Price onlv.
sen A-tmt .,.
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~ In Baltimore, Friday, German named
Gundiach attempted to Commit snicade oy
hanging, but was discovered ~ MS we,
whose cries brought the police - seHsoa %
sion Of spirits, caused BY i'll health, u said "a
have led to the attempt fy.2 a... lean g Z. b
EA woman named Sarah AcEwen, resi-
ding In Jersey CITY, 2 isw days since mAI-
ana thsn comm ifted ssicide b. sHspeAdtux her
hodv rom the top OF q door with cord about
her nscE. The recent death Of her husband e
supposed to have been the cause, lai 5fi 10 -
- The most terrific gale and storm knowR
for wears occurred on Lake Huron on ths 9TH
an 9Th instant, destroying q npmber Of ves-
sells and doing serious damage to docks, etc. It
is not known that any lives were Lost. =, l.l =
~ The United States Court In PhuadslpAiA
has decided that gas consumed In the pAblie
lamps in the city il liable 70 pay the 0oxern-
ment tax. An appeal win be takea to the y.
8. Supreme Court
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FROM MISSOURI.
Sedalia Captured by Jeff. Thompsou-Priee
Moving Lexington


ST. LOUIS, Oct l6.-About 1000 rebels, with
two pieces of artillery, under JEFF. Thompson,
attacked Sedalia at two O'Clock yesterday, and
drove the militia out Of the place. a few MI
litia in the fort resisted the attack, but finally
surrendered, and were paroled OF shot.
The citizens were released without parole.
The rebels left during the aight, and Fede-
raj infantry force arrived there this morning.
Price is reported to oe moving on Lexington.
road at High Hi1i, and is also reported TO have
visited New Florence. Anderson says his only
orders are TO raise hell In North Missouri.
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Blu I'll e r..

The Late Re conn oissance near Richmond
The Tenth C.rps i'm the Advance-Re esuls
Of the eSkirmishing-Our Loss 800, Enc.
my's 700.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 15.-Ths Norfolk
Regime, Of to-day, says:
On Thursday, the 10th corps, OF General But.
ler's command, penetrated the Confederate
linee, and all but entered Richmond It is
little proyokirg to on tsiders, that Brney' . men
do not good to ihe Spottswood House; but
there In q feas on foreverything. We lost about
3G0 men in Thursdays fight; the enemy lost 790
men.
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The Rebel War News.
From Richmond Examiner, Oct


Grant Keeps quiet, that is, he Is not booming
away with his guns, great or mall, bct he Is
far from idle. The spade ana hammer, and all
the machinery and appliances for the CON.
struction Of Notifications are kept busy, night
ara day. He is laboring TO render Fort Harri.
son impregnable, while his Lieutenant, Butler
pushes on his great work, the Dutch Gap canal.
Our batteries are shelling Fort Harrison; bu.
Grant replies not, his guns being not yet in
position. 4.
Until one or the other Of these worRs-Fort
Harrison or the canal-are finished, active hos.
tiIities on great scale v i'll hardly be resamed;
there may be some cavalry skirmishes aud an
occasional reeonEoisance, moth, ,ng more. Just
now, from Fort Harrison, on the north to Fort
McRea on the south, the shovel and pick, the
malet and chisel and saw have super Seded the
cannon ard musket.
The Yankees in Fort Harrison made such
cheering and huZzaing at Fort Harrison on
Sunday night as TO set our troops to conleetur-
ing what it could all De about. The general
conclusion was that they had heard the election
in Pennsylvania had gone for Lincoln. This
was not the case, as the Pepn-ylvAnia election
takes place to-day. II there was any caase 1t
m ust have been some other "a, ,ssa.5il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

ER0A PARs.-The KnishtaSe Of Great Bri.
britain. Baronstass Of Great RritAin. BfitisS
Almsnse and 0omlsnion foI 9e4 The Ststss
Britain, 1854. Burksi General Arnory. LsS.
ezttb Peeiase Of Great Britain. Lodses PeefASe
suA FRANOX TAYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.
FpTURE DAYS.
DYV b. LEWIS & CO., Auctionesrs,
% No. 307 Pa. avenue.


Ssb sstss FEsSz TUES
Cash advances uaads on aii kind of goods. Sales
settied same day 81 fIequired. sep n bun
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aaetioneer.
SALE OF yHkaPtf 1MpaoPKp bF6SeyFp 1NBsoyEP AND uS
late ESmnns Kelley offer for sale sale at at pubiis auc,
'eP ss October instant fear
To-. The ss.sss sss fronting O. fee.
ineb.. on Ut street east.
ksss East s.f snf oi : Lot ssss;ss S saaar. sn esq.,
Part ef iot4 square $50. Is feet lcss inches on
feet East csD.ei Street Is b. depth II lot Three
ss ca saSsrs Ss .. nc,thxe..
sosis ofsqnare. running south and alone 20 street
thence 81 feet sh inehe-, to Maryland avenue,
thence south westwardly along said avenue ~ feet
to the place OF besisning, containing i,s1 square
Part of Lot %, seu.,s s4s, beginning at the die;
faDce OF l6 feet frsm the northeast corner Of and
fronting 10 feet inches on street south BY depth
Part ofLct IN, equsre s4s beginning at tho west
corner of said lot, with front of2 feet by depth of
Part ef Lot 70. equare 72e.
Lease 80 years Is feet front by depth OF lot 81
years unexpired on East Capitol street, near Cap
And on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at o'cl1
o. N Oh tie promises
North half Of Lot u, Square s..
Let A. subdivision of Equxre I9, fronting . feet
sipch-s on south d street. depth r9 feet 6 inches
containing 2 BIB square fee.
The improvements are: Two frame buildin - on
part of Lot 49, equare 729one frame lot g. suaare
7ss; 2brck hnuses op part of Lot Square 49, and
frame on Lot Square $40.
Terms OF sale: One half OF the purchase maney
is to be paid in cash, and the residue in and "
months, with Interest. secured by deed Of trust
on the vmises, or all cash. at the option Of the
payment of xs5 on each lot will be required At
the time of purchase.
If the terms of sale are not complied with 10 one
week thereafter. the right to resell. AZ the risk
and expe pse of the defau ting purchaser. on one
week. previous notice in the National Inteliigen-
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost Of conveysncpg and revenue stamps
to be paid by the purchaser.
PATRICK McKENNA,
JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Trustees.
os Sd 6REEN Il WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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A shss.ing Case-Jealeusy

BOSTON, Oct. 15.-George s. Freemantle, q
Young man Of twenty. seven years, shot hts
wife and then himself last night, At their
boarding house in Medford % urt Jealously
was the cause. Both are alive this mornine.
but are expected to die. =" =
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 16-The latest footing NO
OF the returns of the election shows majority
of 42O against the new constitution. The on
cial returns and soldiers vote can alone de.
cide the question. The friends OF the cons titu.
ton clam q majority with the soldiers vote
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Steamer Morning Star.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10, noon.-There are no
tidipgs yet of the steamer Morning Star, " hicb
left New York on the lstinstant.
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Vste Of the Ohio Soldiers at Memphis.
CAIRO Oct 15.-rhe vote OF the Ohio SOL
diers, In the hospitals and on detached service
candid atee.
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pyJ. O. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auotioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIA
PROVE PR0pERTY

~
PROVED PROPERTY.
Court. ofthe District Of Colum 7ia, .sssd s-ptsm.
Miller is com plsinsnt, and Ellen Miller ct a
de- sndan,s. mo l46. Esuity directing aresale Of
certain pieces Of property heretofore sola asd for
ssrTs Of ssle r. Sys,y psr,cnlsr. we shall sell ON
On the premises, the south part Of su ubfi vision
and o. in Square No. 492, fronting about u feet
on S.ar and half street betw Mar ylaad ave.
rue and south street. and run ming back to pub
lie alley, and improved by frame weiln q So,
immediate possession of which will be given.
Immediately after we shall seli On the premises,
the middle one third part of Lot Is. in uare No.
s6S, fronting IL feet north street. between 9Th
and th streets east, and unniDg back LIS feet inch
ilio The north half of Lot No. Is. in Square No.
6o6, fronting 2a1 feet on lst street east, between
south and stree's, and running back SO feet.
Terms One third in cash the r-n nander in 8, IL.
End IA months. with interest. for which the par
chaser mutt gives notes. secured TO the Atisfsction
Of the Trustees the purchasers to have the option
of paying all IN cash.
Gonve5 ancir g, including stamps. at the pursha-
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied With in dvs
days after the sale the Trustees reserve the right
Of retsling At the risk and expense of tse default
ing purcf ser, on one week notice in the Ma
oenAsin'eihseeGi1 q i16RGE A. BoHRERJ
4. THoS' BRADLEY,
oc s-eoads !. O. Noe UIRI & co.. .Auets
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q. s.T.-IS6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentsIy habits troubled with weak.
ne 8, lsssitude, palpitation of the heart, lack o
appetite. distress after eating, torpid liver, con
stpation, &C., deserve to suGer II they will no
try the celebrated
PLANTATION elTTERs,
which are now recommended BY the highest medi.
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an i'm
xssdian beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercsde all
other tonics where healthy. gentle Etimulant 10
required.
They purify, siren gten and inyieofate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to q change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They stren gthep the system and erliven the
mind.
They prevent mjssmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the
Etonseh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Censtirstion,
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera, and Cholera
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complain and Nervous Head
s<he.
They make the weak strong. the lAnsuid bril-.
iant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated oalisaya
bark, wintergreen. sassafras. roots and herbs. all
preserved in perfectly pure St. oroi1 rum. For
sseh bottle.
Beware OF inposters. Examine every BEETLE,
sesthat it has D. 8. Barnss' signature our pri.
ysts o. g. Stamp over the cork with plantation
scene, and our firm signature on Hne steel plate
nsrsvins on side label. Bee that oar bottle is not
refllsd with spurious and deleterious stuff We defy
any person to match the taste or character Of on.
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bittsrs By the gallon or in bulk, Is IN imposterl
wssen only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle selling any other material
nerein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not
10 criminal under the o. g. Law, and viii be 40
prosecuted By rs. We already have our ere on two
parties SLING eur bottles. &c., whs viii succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters. The
demand for brakes Plantation Bitters from ladies'
sSrEymen. merchants. &c., is perfectly incredible
The simple trial off bettle 10 the evideues We pre-
sent Of their worth and superiority They are sold
~ all respectable druggists, groeers, physicians,
Aotsls, saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
p. Ii. DRAKE & CO.,
aug eosn 202 BROADWAY. w.
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GRAN r.
GRANT.
Prem the Front 1t Petersbu-s-
airy Massing on the L.ft-P,

fFeH IHe iVHt Ht Petersburg-NeNel Cav :
airy Massing on the Left-Posittous Of
the Second and hinth Csrps-Centinued
ARTILLERY Firing.
Dispatch to the Onronicle.l ..-..-.
BEFORE PETERSBURG, Oct i5.-rhe rehe
cavalry appear to have been naassiuS on on
left. A raid was thought 10 have been rnedi
tRted on the railroad near Warren Statio.
Selections by brigades from the different
divisions OF the Fifth Corps were held la
abeysncs. If the rebels had come, it would
i've proved for them costly visit.
The Ninth corps retain heir old position In
quietnde. Having many new men, drilling is
going on at all hours in th day. The situation
OF the Second corps being closer to the enemy,
is not ouite SO comfortable and peaceful. Last
night the cannon from theiY neighbornood mot
tefed hoArseiy at long periods, and musket
snots were very frequent This may have been
amusement to those engaged, bat was annoy
ioe W any one courting the drowsy god.
r. H. MCBRIDK.
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nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
l0O0 yards best DeIaines, at IS cents
HN0 ards best Calico 81 50, 81 cents.
6,e0s yards best cached Cotton. at 80, IS cents;
i0.4, $50. Brown cotton. Toilet Guilt, single
breadth, S.
Cambric. 80 cents Crash, Is ceuts.
Ladies' Black Kid Gloves, jonvin Listen, sl25
Skirt Brsids Is cents.
J.. p. Coats Cotton. Is cents. 200 yards Spool
Cotton, three for rs cents.
Pin. and Needles, s cents. Tapes, s cents: Hooks
ard Eyes, cents Blasting 90 ston. Is cents q doz
fG0 dos. Wool- bose, % cents. Ladies' brown aud
black Hose, Is cents Best French Corset. g.
Post Store BENZ NEWMAN
oc N-lw< 443 7th street, near G. st.