The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-04

tnnnatl on one dnY. last week for Nom
phis and biFg, whence they will
be distributed hl6ne the Aiississtppi.
The American Baptist Publication So
ciety has issued an appeal to the Bap-
list CHI pgches- TO raise this year a special
fund Of sS0, ,0OOi for the purpose Of re-
lorganizlhg Spndhy. school missions
among the whites Of the South, and
beginning them for the blacks, II is
proposed to give q small Sunday school
library, some testamepts, etc., to every
missionary and teacher of the Baptist
home mission society, and to every
other Baptist laboferi in the South, who,
by means Of snehta donation, can form
q new Baptist Sunday school of either
whites or blacks, "A special fund of
$50, 900, it is calculated; would sustain
several Sunday school eolporteurs in
each southern state, and supply 1000
schools with Libraries.
The Presbyterians Of the Southwest,
dissenting from the action of their
church in support OF the Union cause
have published a "declaratfon and tes.
timony," !" setting forth what they con!
slider the erroneous and heretical doc
trines and practices, of the majority of
tho church. Rev. DR.. James u. Brooks
ofSt. Louis and Rev. .iDr. s. II. Wilson of
louisville are leaders In this demon-
stration. They protest against the as
sumption OF the right Of their church
to decide questions OF state policy /;
against the action on the subject of sla-
very, which they stiilhold to be n scrip
tural institution; against the theory
that, Gods will is! to boz learned from
particular providences and in fine
against pretty much everything which
Y generally accounted good and pssNbl
among loyal Christians in this ape.
These ecclesiastical Partingtons cannot
keep back the tide with their, little
mops. - z .'''i Z.
4 AT ono OF the recent whtering place
balls, the most striking and pro
nounced of toilettes was worn by a
stately Georgian girl whose summers
could not have exceeded twenty, but
who carried tersSlf with the air of n
woman of'fotty. Her dress consisted
ofsa train Of white velvet, falling, not
from the waist, but from the shoulders,
and Trailing It's Slow length along. It
was without sloeSes, but WAS hold over
tho shoulders by eluster-clasps Of lnrpo
di9monds. The arms were bare, and
soilsneu as those OF q statue OF PrlXite-
Itss. ~ ~ WIS WIS u $50 me tace and neck and
Just oust; hes nalr was powdered with
llig " ~ IN Asplstn style, but
,1ioSSsI ", o. tt Dille flopon usunily em-
iIls,:1, -, tI tile up OF that SUI
PI,,tt 2 esGlet OF diamond star
CausteEs was wa, SO sullstttuted. The slippers
iMeES NS OF %iflte KID and had diamond
I IpucklesI Iastening blonde and satin
1--WE. ooWs' NO gloves or bracelets were
WORM nought broke the magnificent
9WSsp rum INC pump, round shoulder
70 the tips Sf the taper fingers. Alto
e siniiSit1l i enI Was .l. modei oi rich;
perfect thing but modesty. sN anu
49,. -. =
-Itts NEXT ooNdRIsss.-Thc Chicago
4fe1'Apt'eun publishes n complete list of
lhe tEo houses of the next Congress.
In the Senate, Twenty-Five States lr,
now represented NV -:ss ITt,il,,,;s,., =. =
M 2 I. anu
=. &As'C'1ralns TO the party
uiVlsloh u that existed before the war,
stands 40 Trntnnisf,, h, N IS.,s-....-.-..l
I,,,t =, a. / - u - n AeInocrnts; J;
ouN ,I vi. 9n Ille Btelt question OF at once
admitting tho Representatives of the
Southern States. or keeninu than II.
most NJ tI,a,i, ~. :. ,.s.l..-I= t--14I VI
" stAe, AoE u longer period IN
pE9oatlon, it is not probable that tho
siIa! sIS P@EoPOrEnonS prop ES VIII be preserved.
Shopld all the Southern States now
and Representatives are vet to be elect
60. choose Democrats opposed to uni-
viii iI sio Hnd sSo1,is ~ Y 70 s 6e expected they
ted, the Senate viii then m contain % % ~
Democrats; and the House OF Repre-
y, ao noI Would contain 16O unionists
" - : S'ili
H,up Tyo.I,i..s.t!s 49, L,
-! "ASuiisEon correspondent OF
ihe Springfield (Ntnssachusotts) Repub-
LicIn, writes as follows: ttNIr NTccn1-
loch has nlentv of ,,orl, r,,. rya,,ss..s -
-, - ~ e' ' IN
Nee'eiiADe t1e VIII make his report
promptly, and 1t will be found that he
predecessors, Mr.. Chase nnIl NTr ESal-'
seuden, were, This is NV on;nio,S
take It for whit it Is worth. II. il H., ti,5'
power of Congress TO rive tho Sec+sts w az y,
such power as will send sSoIf1 ISS,.-,S,.
than Il hns been since tIie ~, ,,s,,, " "
tho war The Secretn nv Is. n, !, y
similar. to .tIlat of Tine PTasj,io,5t SIS.ls
country is so divided on the onese
ton of the contraction Of currency that.
nrst frienIs of the Gn,,nS,s, Gs anu tne ear
such circumstances, he cannot do betl
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