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, 1865-08-08

Aew1xp1Isa TzA4sAcTloa.- .-Teftsrdsy amer
Dcep. On a waztatt isauec BY J1st1c= T. B. Brown,
". II. kotkges WIS ARA acued to spswer to the
charge Of tsfae p1eteD*es, ptsf xret by hs foymaE
p,yspe,, Thcmss G. Fabns sloek4 Tho facts tn tho
case. CO LEGGED, are, tat the defendant and ptstn
uF soEe tae since FORMED paftnesshtF f9 the
pu.pose OF extracting teeth without pain to the
patien+. Their efat'kht1tne wRs located In
rooms and Speeds Block. on D<srooen suess,
aLd vas adve1slsed and known II ths Chicago
Dental Atsocishot-oy the use OF pure nitrous
oxide, OF lauRhtne ess extract Ire b wa'houtpalu
os dsnEes-" 6one tune wth1n The psst ssn days
AetEsef concluded to Withdraw from the tFm.
snd sold enc hslf Of 1he inst futon to Fahneetock
Ter the snsa Ct 26f4 10. Receiving cseh DOM and
xece,ptug 10. tAss smopn,. Hetx,er thtn ieft
town. and VIE aheens unal Friday. In the mefn.
nc FAhnet:ock af1eoxere. thaI tbs tArs,n9 -,
Tosthlett- a II clnt.neu no ftsenne = .,,1n snd
upon ketxEtkt aIttss, he stk-d HIN i,r .r1tner NOV
one, Nh.ch ths iattst prntaieed 10 4 ve hiw' a.
E,E tocK from hts pocket 1 papet resent ~
T.ce!pt. an asksu ihat The other ne rtrurn. - -
him. which Nae cons but the mpueut be rnt T.
tn his petteaa'on be tcfe = up. ,age thef 1th H..
other paper, snd inl1rmed d.. F ,hnas.o 81 thst
te now !r!en.ed to tsks blck tts hsl( OF tbs 49,
evtx sold II 10 him Hr. Fshne-to:k eerta,psy
vsus Ia d'.emma. The a'nrc i.n snd rsle were
eoptstete1 in the presence Of no &itpessex and
N+tkrcf "taa him On the h,p'' Howeyes, con.
ku1uhun With 11xwyer set III \: s fht. Metxyts
vaa afrctt I'd, snd 1natIre Bora, LION hearing
tard.rf Cou1t, nx1ng hts b III nond at q 900 for
bis appearst CO. This cettz't}y sscuas 10 Be Que
- tf Il hodf Ut atempts at s~thalbE we have re-
{. nt}y heard Of.
, 1865-08-08
GAanten--Fufurtlattolt.

WI ANTS D Intormation-As to
wv tbs Whereabouts Of Henry l. we'ls. \ lad
abcst feut taeu yeArs old. 10 Cnte2x The
9sh of I7y With The IN e ton OF KAN NJ ksAfes
paiu srd b:sek Kossu1a hat Anr 2. raoa hay nj
q: favoI on the nndrssfsned 81 glv. tn}hTnstion
= ~. = WILD. No. = HzyAotE>' BloeA. rear eosk
HuRtH4k NJ
, 1865-08-08

Ask1a11kFxa.-on Saturday aaernoon MIN
ramed Gepife 4. n~yes. realding on B.us 1sland
aytrus, uesr Polk street, ~hi.e Intoxicated got
ont his b.undetb1ss au1 commenced akitmtshlns
, 1865-08-08

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIB-
L Ed PROPERrT will be sold Ut aueuoa m IN =.
tx3. thu day of Anku1t. u to o'eeck In the fore.
ncen. VIZ: 100 empty barrels, 1910 empty tAcEy,
pair scales psr uuek1, home, bnExy and haTncu.
ltoatse sts, s3d lA,lo lot nt stnra h1rofea
gonth Wst4f It. JKO- M0nRR sns1S5a1t an
, 1865-08-08

N1LwAUK11t Aug I,
FLor1-Qu,tt and easier. Bales es ~ hs1s eoun
trr spranH extra at St-<0-
GRAf1--Rte&t. un:tt'ied. s&,e& o. Change ef -
, 1865-08-08

S, 8. P1cHIo.-The Union q. s. Picnic. po,,
tored hom Saturday 1aat, viii taks p]scs TO-
1nostow wednesday, al D:eplitnes Groye. n
correction With tho Wess I.h,aps Sue,t " R
SUNDAY School Picnic. Il Will come o1 W atn o,
shine," md Wi no douh. be very psesslns
4Ntlx,
, 1865-08-08

Armv Awards.
Cal. Gxo. ". Cam psen. Commlss.sy OF suoststsuce
1t th's pots, teds1 n1sdc the following aBsrds fos
.ufp. yiaE the troops In Ibis Department:
BRoWN SUGAR.
J. ". Dotna Co. 5000 po1ads. At ttass55 per
hundre6 p1Endt.
ELeuH-
hlftel.
, 1865-08-08

New Fork stock and n1onev n1rket.
NEW YoB6, Anx. =,
MoNEH-Qulet and ateadY 1t Gle7 pr cent f,t Call
loanb, htedY It the hitter rate. -"
srkRL.Ha E1cHAAaR-A shade 1rmer At laXo
1ceH 70 tor drst clAta tllas.
36LD-Amt1lcln Rnld 11ihs higher, opening At
~ tfnE IT, f*ahs aselDlnx 10 tisk. ana oslag
GovEAxaEIr sroczs-A shade eas1er.
Talcdo Market.
.... ToLkpo. Au1.7
NuxAT.tHc better. ssl = OF old Amber Michigan
AtsQne; New At acc; No. Led HRtAsh at 75e.
Cu8X-AteAqr 4 &c.
tArt-6teary 1t Sic.
hxCkuTs-DaiiaE nj pAtt week: 66 100 hu Nhtst:
2e.t96 Gu Corn !: s 0. Ghu 0At.
snirxKx1s-ao o9e nu Wheat: 7stpo hu Corn; $500
b1 GAts.
, 1865-08-08

4Ut age. nc etAuC1a WAL fieAat Call A4H
hjy;
Donglaes. lnn L., ChIcaRo,
Hogan, John, ChicsEo.
White Ca1t,o, Mis-: Chicago.
Johnsen, Libby, Chicago,
5Ea'hsep, FnS Isspsssor. Chicago.
Boz 8i49, Chicago.
sr1th, 4: T.. Like ttreet Chisago.
Campbell, John, Mound G!ty, LII,
XII el, Geo B., burling, IL,
KcoEey, r, Bloomington, Ill.,
LIuu, Afuttta, LsSaa1es III.
Hoseaneld,J 8 4, Rock 1s!ana, III.
ho1a aes, Wn. r, Duqao1HH II ~; r,
Esmes, Loulse, Ottown, u.
G1noy, d H., Lincoln, Ii.
Gsadiey, VI Cairo, III.
Harding, Y. d /, Matonn. III.
fSsssx5; Sss91s;, T, +. &. g., plaS4: o1sss., I'll Ii.
u1scoAsIn.
u Arthur, Ro.ert, Milwaukee.
DE-, VIM, EAafaTflte.
Kntches l. Hunt, Iowa city.
Basn., Ism.e. Independenee.
Alien q Thonpson, New London.
MISSOURI.
Nirer, Mary, St. Lou!s-
NICHI1xN.
Parker, Judge, White Pigeon.
Brooks. Professor, Marquette
Allen, No1mau, Jackson.
Pike, q. q Mfs,. Thteo oars.
Ptpp1ie;ozAc Of Foundry. ColdNAtfr-
3EptiH4.
Y1r1edee j. Co sP,y@onth.
Ltpeu. Vim. Fs1PAEai1o.
Hney 4 Co., 9eu1n Bends
aKN TORE.
Boyee, Loufee, Utica.
Msfab. O. 3 Kendall.
John N. Junes, Now York
Dutsnt l. CO., Albany.
nABaACuraITfs.
Ryap, Cornelius. Boston. /:
R;.hop, B. r., Lno1-
coEEKcTICuT.
Chafe, 4. S. Waterbury.
H4IHE.
Sharp. Wn. T., uoulton.
, 1865-08-08

The kAfsA1 and best femedy for DtAr-
rbHs, DsfenteFy. Csemp IN Stomach Or DoHe,B.
SC, I. Htadtrsons t0fmfnattet, compodud ot
Blackberry and RhnhAh. 1t teeniat1s aotAt az IN
Jorious, and 10 mild IN It's action. The success
which most invariably attends It's nse. insure. 1t
kitnds IL eTcfy case. s1fd hy Smith s. DuyeT,
Chicago. ty33eAS69a 1t "a IN tn
, 1865-08-08
naarrhGas DysenffsT. Snmmer Conn
= Ben1e p,nut,." Sold BY Al DrurRis's.
II Suof7I,
77'Ran5c]ph streef, Wholesale Agent.
Supf r2i3.1mo4tu.t .th6sa

4fItonsA Ensolnhte Cement FOR
wood, leather, rfockefy, and otheT snnetantts, Is
the best aid 70 economy that tho housekeeper caa
have. Il Is in \ liquid form. and tnsol1hta in
N.ter OF oil. 1t Will aahera OILY b1bt.ances con.
pletely. Supplied in pstkkccs for family md
manufacturers nte, nom two onnc-s to ans huu.
dred pounds. Sold everywhere. Hilton, Bro.
Il Co.. propr.etoIs, Pluvlaenee q. l. Agents In
Chicago, Lord i Smith. ry.a 61s 2n-th.sst.tu
60 20 fAS Aeat.-t3o 10 61yant 4 stratsona
Chicago Cum1nsrttal College to ret thorough,
practical ens11eEs od1eAt3Uu, or to become 4 roof
Telegraph Operator. Addresa (ertlostng atAnpsl
Tor czc1lk7f. RzT4HF y &seaArrnH. ChicaSo, nj.
, 1865-08-08

FrBr.-About eleven o'clock On sunoxy nye,
mig, during The atsenee Of the hmIly OF M.
Bse., Who resides at Ma. 81 Norih p eosis stsset
sattsreaa IN hls house WIS accidentally set on
hre, giving rtte to the alarm. The tanex ~.
quenlhed ~ the netEhhots hefbre eny dsmsss
wss incurred, and before the depaxtm ri feseseS
thd 6eeaH, e~AS0
, 1865-08-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Eop can't open your lips, ladies,
Sosodont, or hot. No occa.lon fo1 words. Yonr
teeth Hnd breath spesk for you. The Ius,re and
purity impaired to the denial machinery by th,1
peerless au1d, and the fragrance IL gives to The
mouth, csnuot be rea'ifed BY ttc use of any o:he.
&E,icie accessible 10 the human family.
: auE8 cS&l.7ttu&tat
, 1865-08-08

AT this season. when Bowel Con-
p'a1nts are 70 presa}rn., eser,body should keep
% hand Msn1n'a Life Cordial. 1tneTer fsi.s,
west. AuHGX SIS II
, 1865-08-08

Commercial Dining SAIoon.-Just
opAltd st III Dearborn street, to actomuooGte
1hs butlnees public. Good dinners ~ LON as -
cent?. Ds1 board very reasonable.
4uGQ6Sllt PAHKHp Co.
, 1865-08-08
Total.

ANtA---.-.. @VI*. ~
AID. Russell objected to eueh IN unnecessary
expenditure o9 money.
Aid. Huntety moved that The Council aauetton
the paSmgnt Of the bills. The cpsun,ttee WHO
had Autitsd the ba.1s. hpa been empowered BY tie
Conpd fohnspitabl3 Stee!Fe the r1sttoFs, N hsd
only coma 20.
The report was ORDERED 10 be placed On Tie.
Ad. Rafferty, mpyed thst the report be order
ed pnbltthed, and demanded that, tht resointlpn
70 uvef under the rifles.
A.d. Krickbxbocker noved to publish.
Aid, Wicker moved to lsy the motiun ca the
]>f,3e F.A4f1td
, 1865-08-08

Hoseou Htinfa4 Stock KArket.
Nkw xo1k, Aug,
1cft OF mining stacts bid IN Bos'on to-day: Codxr
EnetotA, & Quincy. @H.
, 1865-08-08

Try Dr. R1ckneiI's STFup. 1t cures
CT1np IN stomach OF Boaels, II contains 10 oni.
1es. Reliable, kate knd p1ea.ant For sale by al
Drugclsts- LORD s SMITH, Agents.
WITH an, TuTbHH
, 1865-08-08
THE CITY.


XpsErn-The Rivals.
AcApExT or Acsac-Bud wo.th'e N1nstr:ls,
, 1865-08-08

H'OK SaLh.-SI cannot pay such
- aIent M dwellts4 :" "1sant aaa You'd nos
as2,, why. ny $ Ios sad 6atid c,s:sxe .T1:
rtiahct1hood ts .4d." ~Zrna. put ihexo ~ no t
1ons sro1 lots z ths sEkt eA'y of kecsta and n
shtsa !ns1,.aa aeAsa Is ies" ~ asea y
tola;s" but can: spain thss 10 ' snd p1iN Il
oufa" Yen naea not oay hat ooe eaaase5 dol4f1
nov snd can pay the tem1 iadef In fyo Jrs1, VII
" W., se5 ssa. r. vi. <ooa: 81 yoa IS
Ata ho sty.s M warranty dssdst sWeii. nos,
p Rs,,,9n i, II" Ie.5. II la.5,os ssdx.isx 70
upllxs; hnx larKa asa The iots2" ~Tventy.six fact
vida And one htna1ed and rHarfy Ave ieet 4osx, n
the cita pesa tas@ eytry ~ minutes =, -" WhtT1 i
y. Aatnt3" "1ta oNoess = ontce at ISL Division
Toss Tws' ~ i,s S9y 1es bal!a seihs? "a sa1e
can't 40 eet er that orn 1otnn este ID Uniesxo
and tno1td hAEe hsd hnuse xnt lot Long zze!''
, 1865-08-08

Martha WAohtuEttn Hair HextoFef-
4 perfect eueeeee-the best Ia tnstket-ls rot
hded hair to IT. former beanty: prevents ittrom
FILLING of; gives 1t soft sllk like appearance, "a
II youthful days. Try it. Sold by ali druggist.
Burnhan & Tsn Setback. 10 Lake street, agents
for the SQUnXest ie31l,1 3a1fcINxs XXr aAr
, 1865-08-08

Cruupxonss Straw berry 8aisau Is a
certain teredy for Dl.rrhea, Dysentery. and
Agent, 10 Lake street, Chicago.
t56cS9s cHtTar
, 1865-08-08

EOR SALE-A beautiful resi-
= teaee q TIE Wo.t Eide. Containing ssyn
!suAtsdlr one Of tho IT Localities IN tha ci
hcla e ~ o9r@ N!ahea = retn1 nth. Pn*s@a,
Apply on tue ptHnlina eosneG Ada snd Easf u ~,
formally p tEtt IT. Vt atd1ass z. o. Boz 1888.
, 1865-08-08

The !otle wig letters, deposited in the Chlcs9e
Port 0dfte during the past two days, are Id 70,
poe'aEe. The eeudcrs W.li patase call aad rec
, 1865-08-08

4 MuncA coxrtxAExE.-Aecm,1f ,1fnent recent.
u p,id to the muHeal talent Of our city is worthy
Of notice. f. c. Elliott. Etq, Of the *'vlzslsat'.
slcsmex Engine Co. Of P'tbbnrrh, the CUES, Of
Chief q. p. Hs,rs. hae engsCed The Great W@sr-
e1o Light Eutrt BAnd, twenty pieces, tpr The
etaud review to take plice ii Philadelphia,
, 1865-08-08
THICAGO GRAND
GIFT CONCERT.

: A@V1&1A40 . F%sVV HAEH.
orly nss moe4 lett a4as ron rs eeaa to
er1y : nr1H is 400: mo Cise CIT, ii OGp: esn
%, Il SSo; oa+ Il 1aSno; 81, -, nns s.too oas 93y0:
sol IMg: ffits. ii az th'c1in ~ b "a o1 axh.of.
n.n. md eso e .een III ossseoraas. gan ma
TOO ists. - thaJ v'H soon bo .possd 1T. Hsut by
mAn tn reee1pr Of fu d; Snh 1:sm5 Add.ses
tsEO. C. LE1I0N, JH.,
eu9r5tt tsew = ru Artn
, 1865-08-08

CHICAGO & ALTON RA1LRoAD.-A meeting or
the Board oi D1rselort Of the Chicago l. Alton
R was held At tho Trtuont House. in this
city. on Saturday, 1t which 4 rem, sunual diyt.
depd Of three and ope-half per cent. vas declared
On the preferred ard cammou stock Of the ro.d.
This prosperity tpeske veil for The excellent
msnsEeMent OF :his proper'y, when We recall tne
e.ep&otahie condition III which 1. was found by
Alton L. r. T. now one Of the best c3ndaesed d
1oads tn tue country. aid Il heeonlng one OF tht
m1st pt1dtahle.
, 1865-08-08

PEssoNAl--L 3. pzy, E<q mon the N1mu,oth
Hoop ektrs EdhbIahnont Of Vests. Bradley q,
C4ry, Hew York, Manufacturers Of NV. Bad
1eyN Duplex Elliptic Hcop St1sta, Il in the ety,
and stopping At the fremont House,
, 1865-08-08

N'UIk EAIN WD lEE3 CD ElEGH1~
IL zAu &ys IA &117o. scuth ol1ltn s:-eet n II 10
ttr tnot. aRn u AIBaIaeOa, Rca1 Ejsasa Oiace,
Mo Nett 1oHtan E.ock- &uaE31}ss
TOR SALE "A first class b u5a
j. in the West division, LIT. sot1as HK1A
hi6a1Ke0E. R:al Eats 3 0Mce, No. Z Metropolitan
Bitel. A73xtS7 st
FOR SALE-One cottage piano,
Il in good order. Will be- soid chs . rot cHh. II
got SD, PHI Ia r. ted. Apply 1t No. 80 1aath
El,fk tsto', rot IN 10 AH1xn13 n
, 1865-08-08

BuRxx11s CooKrAo oExrnAcrs-.A Txsuxos1Ax.
John Wight, The well know. eouftct:onet
Of cur city. IN 1cttr Ct date June estb c,yes Tho
following rnequlEocal Enforcement: IA reoent
experiment with Burntu'e Standard asrn,Ing ex-
! raw hlve &dop'ed them In my brstuesr."
The erest purity md strength Of ali OF Joseph
8uIrs1 4 Co.'S marufsetnres. has nulde them H.
nous. They ate for sale by Ill ttu9gseu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-24

a nd ight that Of the Aorguei TheFson
the stone slab lay the swollen body Of young
man, with The long ecurlpg hair and blonde
moustache matted and ologged with the mud
dhTfksz Seinns The. seyets AeSsA, The ssp0utA
clenched together as with the last resolute
look into the water, the long white arms lay
ing straight and stiff BY his side. There was
. helpless. pitiful look in those arms that
struck me to the heart. They seemed
silently to appeal to the crowd - it came and
went for the loved one who once felt their
embrace. People of all sorts passed in and
out careless, but it remained mute and ap.
pealing. He had been in life what is called
gentleman; his clothes, hanging over his
head, showed that-so did his hands and
feet, small and delicate. There he WAS, help
less, and no one knew him. Suddenly
heard scream lady had tainted. She was
young, beautiful-had come alone, and on
entering, had fallen senseless before the glass
The officials came and took her into
another room, quietly, for they were used to
such scenes. Poor grill 1t was the often
told, but ever new story. She loved him he
loved her not. He had ruined himself for
one who was not worthy go much as to wipe
the dust from his shoes. He had played, had
lost, and had cut short all further history by
this desperate remedy y.-Fnis Letter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-24

NEW ORLEANS, De-


The sugar crop of the parish of Point
was $4,000 hhds.
City of Mexico dates to the 20th of No
vember state that the Emperor has extended
the period of amnesty.
There are great complaints at Mobile at the
action of the treasury agents seizing all the
cotton arriving there on the railroads.
Judge Reagan stated in conversation at
Galveston that, before leaving Washington.
he had an interview with the President and
Mr.. Seward, who expressed their opinion that
there would be no more execution of the con-
6scation laws, on account of the late rebellion.
They believed enough blood had been shed,
and the South had suffered enough.
The Galveston News comments fayorably
on Gen. Gregory's late address to the freed
men OF Texas, and hopes much good viii re-
suit in satisfying the negroes that the govern
ment will not make general distribution of
property among them.
One Of the State District Judges Of Texas
holds that transactions between individuals
during secession we're not rendered Invalid
by orders of Gen. Granger, declaring illigiti-
mate secession acts, and Gov. Hamilton s
proclamation declares that the acts of the
secession legislature are imperative. In q
pending suit he overruled the motion and set
aside orders, DEGREES, &c.
The people of Texas are reported as gene
rally and rapidly taking the oath in order to
become voters for the coming election.
The Times Brownsville correspondent says
the Austrian reinforcements amounts to 400,
and are anxious to desert from the army.
Gen. Weitzel demanded the release of an
American steamer seized by Mejia and con-
verted into gunboat, but was unsuccessful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-24

PERLrY, the Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Journal, in a recent communica-
ton to that paper falls into historical error
or two, which a person appealing to his own
recollection ought to have avoided to vindi-
cate the truth of history. Since newspaper
correspondents furnish all the history that
many people read, it may be well to call at
tention to his errors of fact
He states that less than thirty years ago
JoHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke, made q radical
pro-slavery speech in Congress, from which
he quotes. Now, JOHN RANDOLPH died more
than thirty-two years ago j and the speech
alluded to was made in the Senate of the
United States thirty nine years ago.
Again, Perley says that RANDOLPH was
buried with his feet to the West, that, to use
his own expression, he might rise from the
grave facing his great foe, HENRY CLAY. We
have never seen any authentic account that
he was buried in that position; but at all
events he was not so buried for that purpose,
for he had become entirely reconciled to
HENRY CLAY, and took great pains to call and
paw his respects to him in the Senate Cham
Der on his last visit to Washington City, in
token of his kindly personal feeling and his
high appreciation of the efforts of Mr.. CLAY
in effecting the great compromise which saved
Jomx c. Calhoun from the fate of a traitor,
which he most richly merited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-24

By Telegraph. EEv YoRK. Dec a
CottoR-very firm bat quiet 1t 5l052 for middiing
Flour-Market less active Int unchanged a 209s IS
for Extra State ooos 90 for common to good ahp-
ping brands Extra R. H. o. and i00lo 90 for Trade
Brands, market closing quiet
whsky-Mxketd duh and nominal at 2s12 90.
eranWhest very quiet but steady at st 10 for Mil
vaukie Club. Rye quiet and steady barley very hrm
but quiet Barley Malt dull and nominal Corn less
tive but unchanged. At Sl@0s for unsound and seD97
for sound mxed Western. Oas steady 4s5o for un-
sound. and 60062 for sound.
Groceries-Coffee dnll no sales.
Petroleum -Esy. Crude 4oD4l: Refined In Bond nj
65 186 Refined Free So.
Provisions-Pcrk quiet and steady st 70 l2l<@2s u
for mfss, closing At % 81 regular and o 5oe1s 50
for prime and u oOD2s 50 prime mess also 500
barrels msss for December a.d January At 50 se
Beef Quet At II o02o 90 plain msss aud II %
GA 90 for old plain mess; n eo@2i 90 for extra
mess, and IA o0917 0o for old extra Beef hams
steady 1t 81 1904 so. Cut Meats quiet 1l0ls for
shoulders and for hams. bacon; CumbsslAnd cut
at Is for Jansary aad l4z for February. Dressed hoss
lower at 13lz zolSsz. City Lard Armer st ls14Dlok
Butter duh at 2o0aSc for Ohio and 3O032 for State
Chesss quiet ss lA01o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-24
THE WHITEHOUsE CRACRAFT DIF-
FICULTY.
fFrom the Cincinnati Garet,e.l


The trouble at Galesburg, H., between the
people of Grace (EpiscopaD Church of that
city and Bishop Whitehouse, has assumed a
new phase. Ii will be recollected that the
Bishop silenced DIR. Cracraff, the rector, be-
cause he preached loyal sermon, the prelate
availing himself of some ecclesiastical tech
nicalities to effect his object. A short time
ago the Bishop appointed the Rev. Mr.. Chase,
Of Jubilee College, rector, and the yestry
executed deed Of trust of the church to
Judge Lawrence and William Phillips, Esq.
An attempt was made, but too late, to enjoin
the master in chancery from executing the
deed. The Whitehouse faction, on failing in
this, persuaded the senior warden, who issued
a handbill, in which he claimed to be custo-
dian of the church, and proclaimed it locked
up, to be opened only to clergyman in good
and regular standing, who would comply with
the canons ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church,
both general and diocesan. This was aimed
at DR.. Cracrah, who, notwithstanding the
Bishops order has been temporarily occu-
pying the pulpit. As soon as the foregoing
bill was issued, the majority of the vestry re-
moved the lock of the door, and gave notice
that Mr. Chase would not be allowed to off
ciate. threatening to eject him should he per-
sist in doing so. He concluded not to make
the attempt, and on Sunday week the usual
services took place asthe majority of the ves-
try and church wished to have them.
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Virginia Wants . Foreign War.
NEK YnpY. Dec %

The Times Richmond correspondent says
thatnotwithstandiBg the distressed condition of
this section, financially, there is generally
expressed wish that our Government should
become embroiled in a foreign war. This
wish finds its origin with certain class in the
longing for an opportunity to wipe out the
disgrace now attached to them on account Of
the rebellion. There are men here who held
high Offices in the Confederate army who
would willingly enlist as privates under the
old flag, in case of a war with France or
England. While hesitating to acknowledge
it publicly, a majority of the people Of tie
South feel the disgrace which attaches itself
to the name Of rebel, or bitterly regret the eir
folly in winning for themselves that Of traitor,
and to free themselves from this imputation
and put themselves again on level with their
Northern brethren, they are willing to do al
most anything
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A Beautiful Extract.

Some beautiful things which have been said
of President Lincoln are floating to the surface
as time moves onward, and yet we have met
with nothing more beautiful than the follow
ing, clipped from an editorial which appeared
in the Baltimore American of the 18th ult.
1T is q great compensation to the martyred
President that God permitted him to see the
work of crushing the armies oftreasou finished
before he was sent to bis last sccdunt by the
bloody hand of assassination.
His death. and the mode and time of his
DEATH have made his name a symbol. When
in future sges the dreams of the friends Of
liberty shall have been con nsummated, and the
genius of art seeks to embody the symbol of
liberty in comprehensive and symb bolc FORM
its apo.heosis will be Lincoln. Every eye
schooled to beauty will turn from the perfect
models Of Greek and Roman art, while hearts
pay their tribute to form which no artist
would have chosen for a model, but which
grew into greatness under the hand of God.
The face which lacked symmetry, whose
corrugated lines gave it an expression some
regarded rs uncouth, will beam upon the
coming centuries with a glory unspeakable
No bust of an Alexander-no noble head Of
an ancient, Greek or Roman-be be philoso-
pher, warrior or poet-but viii sink into in
significance before that of the humble Western
rail splitter. whose career illustrated the uni
versal aspirations of the human heart
Col. JoHs O'FALLoy, well known CHI
zen Of St. Louis, diedtlast Sabha ath The
Erening Nens says:
To-day ST. Louis mourns the loss of her
most honoref ciizen.- In his death. one OF
the main pillars, we may say, of khe city :
support aud strength has been removed. BE
vas one of our oldest citizens, and the most
public spirited, benefcent, genial and kind
man that ever graced the society oflSt Louis.
His familiar face, all beaming with dharity and
benevolence, will no longer be sden in our
streets. bnt his memory will be an evergreen
twining itself around the homes.edds and al
tars Of the great masses of the PEOPLE of ST.
Louis. All that was mortal of him has been
taken from us. but he is clothed with immor-
tality while his enduring fame abid@s with us.
His charities, always well directed, hang ia
festoons over and around us and many an
humble recipient of his benefcence dropped
tear "a the sad news was conveyed TO him
last evening that Col. John O'Faflon was no
more. Not only will his death be felt, and
nnosraed III s. Louis, basit'slt paraake d6s
national lamentation.
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From South carolin..
CHARLEsroy. 8. C.. ]

CHAkEEsroS. 3. @, Dec. z.
To Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Secretary, of
State: The Legislature adjourned yesterday.
Gov. Perry has returned to his home in
New York.
Your dispatch has been forwarded to him.
1t will be very gratifying to the people of
entrusted to officers of their own election. In
their name thank you for the honor, and
for the profered cooperation of the Govern
ment of the United States when found ne
cessary. You may be assured of my unal
terable purpose to aid in upholding the su-
premacy Of the United States, and in advaIc-
ing the honor, interests and prosperity Of .
common country. (Signed,) s.~i
JAS. L. Oar,
Governor of South Cerolina.