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Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

STEALING FLouR.-George +. Bowman
was arrested by officer Cameron, Of the Third
precinct In Georgetown, for stealing two barrels
Of -four from VIM. ClAbsugh. II seems that on
Friday last Bowman went to the store Of Mr.
Clabaugh on Water street, rolled two barrels OF
-four from the cellar, put them In his cart, and
drove OF. He was arrested yesterday aud taken
before Justice Buckley, who sent him to Jail for
court. During the examination It was ascer-
tained that man named James Gross had re =
ceiyed the -four from Bow man after II was stolen,
Gross was also sent to Jail for court Gross stated
to the magistrate that he had engaged the aour
from Bowman on Thursday, and was TO pay him
six dollars per barrel for It,
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30
N.xu Ynr,. Marlr.t..

NEW YoRk,. Oct. 3O.-Cotton dull, 67a5s;
nour, quiet; wheat, declining; corn, quiet;
beef, pork, firm; lard and whisky, dull.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

BosroN, Oct. 2s.-A locomotive on tho
Eastern Railroad, while waiting for an hour
at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, exploded to-
day, killing the fireman, and causing con-
siderable damage to the engine house.
PETERsHuRG, Oct 29.-The locomotive on
the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad exploded
yesterday, instantly killing two persons.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

A1-The cire eulation Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Is at this time increas-
ing more rapidly than ever before. As
&c is read by the men who THINK
rather than by those who CRY ALOUD,
it 10 n more than ordinarily valuable
advertising medium. business men
will govern themselves accordingly.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

Co The Brldal Chamber, an EasAy OF
Warning aud Instruction for Young Mea. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
sealed envelopes, Address, DR.. J. BKILLIn
HoUoHToE, howard Association, PhilAdSlPhiS
Pa RhSl.y
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

% Some interesting matter in relation to
hours of labor will be found on the first page.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30
MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 27th instant, by the Rev. J. B. Meek,
EDWARD MORRIS to Miss ANNIE MOORE, all Of
this city.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

INTERVAL REvESuE.-The receipts to-day
amounted to over one million Eve hundred
thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30
by TELEGRAPII.
and Hood Advancing ON
NVaa In 0tan.

CAIRO, Oct. 29.-Generals Longstreet and
Hood have arrived from New Orleans, en-
route for Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
So Attention

So Attention
i g.! ss: l. ..
at Island Hall, NOVEMBER ist, 1865. at o'elOc
pm. IA. BOSWELL,
ocSo.3tH @. ~, s. B., D. O.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

RALLY, woRKINGMENl
AND EXHIBIT YOUR TRUE STRENGTH AND
CHARACTERl
COME FROM THE BAsTl COME FROM THE
wESTt
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH COME, AND
ALL WILL BE BLESSED
TRADES EMBLBMs, TRANsPARBNCIRs AND
FIREWORKS
will embellish the Grand Procession, which will
form near the Capitol at 81 o'clock, and proceed
along Pennsylvania avenue to Sixteen and IA
half street, thence to II street, thence to New
York avenue, thence to Seventh street, thence to
d street, thence to City Hall, where
EMINENT ORATORS
will discourse upon and elucldato the principles
and benefits Of the
EIGHT HOUR REFORM.
brilliant display Of fireworks and superior
music have been provided.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
oct 30-2t
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

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Advertising In, the REPUBLICAN should be ad
dressed to the publishers, as above.
llletters or communications intended for pub
LEGATION, or in any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed TO
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business and other correspondents will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
To coRREsPoSDESrs. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever is
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer-not uecessA-
rily for publication, but rs guaranty Of Its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com
munications.
norIcs. The Daily National Republican Il
soso furnishsd BY carriers to subscribers In tai.
ely a.d Gsor0etoion at thirty cents per month.
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RALLY, woRKINdMEN

MASS MEETING,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 81, 1885.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

The FUNERAL OF Col. DAHLGREY.-The
body OF Col. ulric Dablgren will arrive this af-
ternoon at clock, and bo placed In the Mayors
once at the City Hall until after the adjournment
Of the Councils to night, when II will be placed
In the Council Chamber, where It will lie in state
until IL O'Clock tomorrow. The funeral SER
vices will be held at the First Presbyterian
church, on Four and "a half street, at noon to-
morrow. Rev. Henry W I'D Beecher will deliver
the sermon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

CRIMINAL LCoURT-Jmdge Wykie. Nathan.
lei Wilson, Esq, Assistant District Attorney,
prosecuting
Francis Hawkins, indicted for stealing a sack
from John Wells; verdict guilty, and sentenced
to Jail for thirty days.
Thomas Murphy, indicted for stealing one bar
| rel OF Hour from A. X. Ray Il Brother; plead
guilty, and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary
for one year.
John 7. Lawler, indicted for stealing twelve
dollars from John White plead guilty, and sen :
fenced to the Albany penitentary for eighteen
months.
Ge1rgiana Cook West, indicted for stealing
clothing and money from Morris Nusbaum, plead
guilty, and was sentenced TO Albany for two
years
Catharine Brannap, indicted for stealing cloth .
Ing from Elizabeth Robinson, plead guilty, and
was sentenced to Jail for thirty days.
The next case called was that Of John Burgess,
indicted for the murder OF q colored boy named
Joseph Smith, on tho 18th OF August last, near
the naval magazine, on the Eastern Branch, an
account OF which appeared In our columns.
The defendant having been arraigned, the fol-
lowing named gentlem'n were accepted and
sworn as Jurors In the case:
Frederick Meyer, Donald McCathran, John l..
Fowler, Butler Baker, John Bell, Henry Thom,
John Scrivener, Michael X. CoOmbs, Richard l..
Ross, Edward Deeble, Thomas 4. Jacobs, vii
liam H. Langley, aud William 0'Neal.
DR.. 5. A. H. MoKim was the first witness called
He was on the stand when our report closed.
Messrs Joseph II. Bradley, jr. and Edwin @.
Morgan appear as counsel for the defence.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

ss- workingmen's Torchlight Pro-
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

FrRE.-on Saturday evening, few min
utes past seven o'clock, the alarm of FIRE was
sounded from box No. As, Hibernia Eng ne
House, caused by the burning Of tho iron foun-
dry Of Messrs. =. 4 A. Schneider, corner Of 18th
street aud Pennsylvania Avenue. The fire de-
partment was promptly at the place and the
flames were soon extingushed. The principal
loss was In the destruction Of patterns. Damage
to the building light.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

tsHow NE WHO HAS BBRN ENGAGED IN
HRsB CoNsPIRACIBs, WHO HAS FIRED
srRucTToNs TO TAKE OUR FORTS AND Gus
TOM HOUSES, AND ARsENALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoUATRAIT0R.
WE'RE I PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
son DID IN 1903, WITH AARON BURR. ]
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, ~
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY TIE
BTBRHAL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
THBM " = AKpREw JOHNSON, In the Untted
6hrfes Ssn0fe-March I'd. 1881.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

AccIDESr.-Yesterday afternoon, about
three clock, little boy named Charles Reiss
about IA years Of age, son Of Mr. Ben amin Reiss.
the music teacher, fell In the excavation made
for sewer on Fourteenth street, near q, and
broke his leg. Oficer Roth rescued the little
fellow and conveyed him to his fathers resi-
deuce, where medical aid was summoned,
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

yTT rs TIME THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
rRRksON IR A CRIME-NOT IN REVENGE
NOT IN ANGBR-BUT THAT TREASON is
CRIME, AND SHOULD BE EsTEBMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH''-ASpRRw
JoHNsoN, Prssfdsnt Of the United Stdtss-April
10 1898 --
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

pany, foot @ street. The steamer westobester
has arrived from New York, and is now dis
charging cargo at foot OF q street. Consignees
will please attend to the reception Of their
freight. The Westchester will sail for New
York on TUESDAY NEXT, 3lst instant, at 10
o'clock. MORGAN, RHINEHARr 4 CO.,
OcL7-3 Agents, foot @ street.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

STEALING A WATcH.-William Carroll was
arrested yesterday by officer Gibson for stealing
watch from Mrs. Quirk. He was taken before
Justice Handy and sent to jail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

SPEAKERS FOR THE MASS MEErrSG.-The
following named gentlepen have been engaged
Meeting Tomorrow evening, to be held In front
OF the City Hall: Jonathan c. Fincher, Of Finch
er's Trades Repfeio, William II. Sylvera, John
c. Harkness, William Thomas, and Richard En-.
mons.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

GRAND LARcENY.-John Say was arrested
last night by 0ficer Anderson, OF the First pre-
einct, In Uniontown, for stealing Si2 in green
backs from VIM. McFadden, while he was lying
drunk on the National Race Course. Justice
Handy sent him to Jail for court. The money
was recoYered
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

MI WHOLE LIFB SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE uNion, AND sD
MAKING IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
srasr or THE TERM, PERMANENTLY FREE.
-A.p,Kv JoHssoS- Washington, April 10Th,
IaR5
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

val, together with Lecture, will be given at
church) by J. W. Toer, Of Augusta, Georgia, on
MONDAY evening, October 80, commencing at 8
o'clock. Admission rs cents; children 10 cents.
oc27-2ts
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-30

As- Fair.-The Colored People of Sc.
Matthews Parish will open 4 Grand Fair on
MONDAY, October %, in the new chapel on FIJI
teenth street, between L and N, which will con-
time two or three weeks, to dofray the expense
OF that building. great many valuable arti-
cles will be offered for sale. Persons having
chances in things left from the last Fair are re-
quested to attend. Admission Is cents.
IN kflwk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25
AN ORDINANCES,

A II ORDINANCE, DEFIAIEG THE DUTIES
"a Of Street Commissioner, aud providing
more certain aud economical method q cleaning
out the cutters and repairing the streets Of the
city passed Sept. 9Th, 1866.
sECTION l. BE Il ordained By the Common
Council Of the city Of Evansville that the duties
Of Street Commissioner OF said city shall heria
ter 10 - follows, viz:
First To examine and report TO the suncii, 10
WTting, onas In every week, tbs oond ition Of the
sire t., CUTTERS, crossings, sewers, bridges aud
p Bile grounds Of the city.
second. la cases u emergency. 60 make imna-
diate special report TO the Council or to the
Mayor when he Council may not 10 IN session.
when from the nature Of the case damage or fn-
Jury may DO likeIY 10 resale rom delay.
Third. In all cases whore any obstruction may
be foand upon any street, alley, market place or
other public grou ds Of the city, 10 m 80 imms.
diate report 10 this Council. 20 the ay0r VII en-
the Council may not be In session, and % cause
prosecutions u be commenced against the person
or persons who may have caused such obafEuelio
Fourth To examine all the public cisterns Of
writing, to the Council, staff the depth OF wa
ter 10 each cistarn, and specifyiag any eistorn
rich may be cot OF repair.
SECTION 2. All work upon the sire q, cutters
alleys aud public grounds OF the city shall here
after be done BY spseiai contra {, and no blli
count or claim OF the Street Commissioner, except
the ella m tor his salary, shall Be allowed pstd
hereafter unless tho service or work charged IA
scch bill, account or calm, shall have beeD done
Of the Hayor when the Council may not be ia
session which order shall not be valid unless Il
Be IN writing, and delivered TO tee Street Com
missioner. W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attesti
A. n. hesRIrr. clsrk. ss;25-It
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amnsenenfs.

THE NEW MErRoPoLIrAE. Mrs. Bella
Golden receiEed magnificent ovation
on the occasion of her temperance on
Saturday night at the New Metropolitan.
The large hall has been elegantly fitted
up, and the stage furnished with admira-
Bile scenery. and the immense audience
which crowded the hall to its utmost ca
pacity, was fitting testimonial to the
energy and good tast6of Mr.. Golden, as
well as an unmistakable evidence Of the
high estimation in which his gifted wife
is held BY our citizens, as an artistic
On her appearance on the stage, shs was
greeted With prolonged and deafening
applause, which was frequently repeated
during the evening, and she responded
by really surprising al her former ef-
forts in the city. Her voice is fully re-
stored, and she appears to possess new
life, and a more perfect appreciation Of
her position. Her singing was really
charming, and was applauded to the
echo.
In her great character as the Child Of
the Regiment shewon fresh laurels, and
was well sustained by the company gen.
orally. The universal decision of the
audience was, "excellent," "magni6-
cent"
Mr.. Grierson bore himself admirably
as Sergeant Scaiade, and as the Duke
St Lrme, in the af.erpieee, and proved
himself an actor Of no ordinary meri'
Mr.. Harry WatsOn'a recitation Of The
Maniac" was very felieiloas, and was
well received.
The inauguration of the New Metro
politan was & splendid success, and we
hope Mr.. Golden may reap many such
hargests- His energy and perseverance
merit it.
Tonight win be performed that won
derful play, entitled "Satan in Paris,
IN which Mrs. Golden viii assume as
many characters as Proteus had shapes,
and she fits every character exactly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25
Sherif q SAFE No. 2Oo

DY VIRTUE OF AN OSDEa or SALE, IS
ID sued out % tbs Office % the Clerk Of tbs Van
dsobuTzh Court Of Common ri IS, la favor u
Isaiah Haas aud against William III Wood and
Maria X. Wood, l viii, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2IsT, 1885,
between the hours Of 10 o'eIocka m. and O'Clock
p. "a. Of said day, at the door Of the Cauft-houss
Ia the city Of ESauav lie. Indiana, ON for salo
10 public auction, the rents aud profits for the
term Of seven years, Of the following described
property, fo-wits
Part Of S. Z = Of section uumter 20, town
". 10 west, heisg that PORTION Of real estate
which was allotted to said " lillian H. wood 10
the Partition Of the rial estate Of his ats father
william Wood. deceased and known aud described
as f1llowa: Lot number two (2), being plat No
3, beginning at point In tho mid lis Of che
Princeton Road four 90 chains and th rfy ore f88l
links northeast Of the poist N the midsi or taid
road where it iutersects Ei-vsnih street runEiuE
thence west twRnsg four (as) chaias snd tweaty
tZ9) linksi thence north foar t4 chains and fory.
eight tfsl links to the middle OF Faid road, ard
theuea In sonthE stsFiy direction four "a chains
AID thiFty-two (32l, 30 the place Of be- innfug z.
three hundr4iths Of an acre, be tbs same mora Or
less. said prlmises being the ssm8 Get OF % said
William H. Wood IN the partition Aforesaid, ~
will appsar Of Record BY refsreaes TO the PaFti-
ttioa Reoord Ne. on pages Noe. is6, lss, ISIS
ls9, 100 and l9l, ~ the sans appears Of recHrd
the September Term Of tue Court OF Ccmmnu
Pleas for Nanderburgh County, tad'aua
sum sufficient 70 satisfg aaid It and COSTS viii
az the ssme time and place, efEsr fr sale she re
simple Of said premises.
GRO. voLFLIs, s. v c.
By CHAs. W L0Ka, Dsputy
Evansvilles sept sd, ls65. ssp25-W3w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25
Th0 Fninre on Efnn,rIlle.

ssThefc Is a tide In the afairs OF men,
Which. taken al lta GOD, leads TO fortune =
Add. there is a tide in the histories Of
cities, which leads to commercial wealth
aud Importance, If taken at its flood.
The epoch hers indicated has just ar
rived in the history Of Evansville, and
it behooves our people to look well to it
that they do not let the tide ebb before
making sail.
There is nc town or city on the Ohio
river SO admirably located as Evansville
for the great sntrpOt of Southern
products. A straight line drawn from
Evansville to New York or Boston is the
shortest line that can be drawn from any
point on the river below New Albany.
aud straight line from New Albany to
either Of those cities would hisect the
Ohio river four times, which would be
impracticahle.
The present railroads from Evans
vile to indianapolis, ard thence east,
enables freight to be carried from
the south to the State line before it
could reach New Albany By river. It is
thence 100 miles to Cincinnati BY river,
or over 100 miles 10 indianapolis by
railroad and some 10 miles to the State
line. This gives the Evansville route
near 200 miles the advantage over any
riral point on the Ohio river. fi
With Straight Line Railroad to In
dianapolis this advantage could be in
creased some so miles or more, and
freigbts shipped by this route would
reach CFestline or Cleveland by the
time it'were ready to leave the Ohio at
any other point above us.
The river to Evansville from all points
below is seldom obstructed BY low water
or ice With Ill these natural adyan.
tages, il viii be the fault of her own cit
izsns, If Evansville does not become the
great commercial metropolis Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Valley. To attain
this end what is needed on the part Of
cur eitizens2 We reply, sAgscityi .ener-
gy, hberality, determination, and perse-
veranee. o
If cur capitalists who have aecumula.
ted vast fortunes, VIII stop long enough
in the work of making money they can
readily comprehend al the local advan-
tages we have enumerated, and it would
be crime against their own good name
aud memory--a crime against their
children and all the future generations
that shall inhabit this city, if they do not
take advantage of this tide now at il
flood sA
In the first place, We need railroad
opened from this city 10 Nashville, Ten.
nessee, that viii bring to as the pro
ducts Of the teeming farms Of southwes
tern Kentucky and middle Tennessee.
Next We need s Straight Line Rail
roAd' to indianapolis, to improve our
Eastern connections. These are the tive
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25

JoHE g. SAxE-This distinguished
poet and popular lecturer will lecture
in Cairo, on the evenings of the I'd and
Sd Of October2 Why can he not be in
dacad 10 deliver one or more lectures in
this city An entertainment Of the kind
would be instructive, and TO intelligent
men and women should be more inter-
esting than q circus or negro show, to
which cur people extend such liberal
patronage. Let rs have John g. Sake,
Rev Ward Beecher and other distin-
gbisbed lecturers, during the winter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25
Recorders Court.

The Recorders Court had nothing to
do on Saturday. The cause why we do
not know, unless the city has grown sud-
denly moral The Recorder informs us
that some of the police have expressed
their determination not to make any
further arrest 9, because he has discharg>
ed two or three persons.
Such police men should be mustered
out Of the service at once. The duty of
the police Is plain. II is TO suppress
disorder, to arrest vioIators Of the city
ordinances, to capture burglars, thieves,
garroters and pfckpockets. Il is not to
get up a wrangle with peaceable and
well known, good citizens, who are talk
ing on legitimate business on the street
corners, at any time Of night, or who
are holding social partyin their front
yards. Nor is it their duty to modest
or stop on the street any man going
along on legitimate business, or on his
way home from business. There is no
ordinance that forbids a man being out
doors all nightif he has business or in
clination, if he behaves himself We
are personally friendly to all the police
officers, so far as we know them, and
commend them for their vigilance, but
in one or two cases, as appeared from
their own evidence, as well as from the
testimony Of others, they allowed their
zeal to surpass their. judgment They
must expect such mistakes to occur.
They do in every city. Ia the two cases
IN this city, now in our mind, in which
the Recorder discharged the parties ae-
cused, he did right, and would have per-
verted justice and judgment bad be de-
cided differently We hope those Po-
liecmen who have signifed their pur.
pose to make no more arresSs, viii re-
consider their determination, and with
Judgment and prudence eontinie in the
discharge of their duty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25

GREAT dssiderata, and can be accomplish
"a il We set about the work with deter
rniuation. and push it forward With en-
ergy.
We must have Chamber Of Com
merce. or Board Of Trade where our
merchants and business men can meet
to consult together for The interests Of
the city. and regulate trade and com
MERGE. Even the villages Of Cairo aho
psducah have sneh institutions, and
Chamber Of Commerce should be eataD-
| lished here forthwith It's importance Is
apparent 10 every lztelligent merchant
and citizen.
In the meauwhile we must have a
LARGE, frstelass HoTEL buiItiu our city.
Our present hotels are inadequate to the
ACCOMMODATION Of the people passing
through and stopping in our cisy, and Il
, we're folly to invite more without IN
creased Accommodations We must fos
ter, encourage, and help build up daily
| lines of excellent steamboats, to Louis
!, vile and Cairo, and MIST establish sem
: or tri-weakly lines Of steamers between
: this city and Memphis, to Nashville, an'
to the Shoals on the Tennessee river.
81 With these last namsd enterprises
!, fairly established, with frst-elass ho-
: tel and with the two railroads built, "
could bid defiance to all rivalry and b
ready to Commence healthy increas
at 10 population and wealth never surpas
sed even on this cort;rent Ole
I, railroad lines would then soon be open
.. ed, as for instance into Southern liliHoi
il the direction Of MeLeansboro, tar
:. ping the richest portion Of souther
m Illinois; also in the opposite direction
" penetrating warrick and Dubois eoul
pa ties and furnishing the farmers Of thos
. regions an outlet for their produce, an
= drawing to our city vast trade frol
that direction.
These enterprises should be, nay tbs
2 must be engaged in at once, or we 70
ever lose the golden opportunity. II
tide in the affairs Of our city will beg
to ebb, and hereafter We will have
content ourselves With neap tides
small proportions No spring tide "
ever reach US again. Louisville, Ne
Albany and Cairo, the only rivals :
,ur have, are each making gigantic efor
to gather into their respective COTE
the vast treaspres of prosperity a
to, wealth now within the easy grasp
nto Evansville Shall they aucceed2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25

B7g- We have lived over forty years
in this World, and it is source Of great
congFatulation TO ourself that the only
persons that we find abusing Us are
traitors and their allies, or thieves and
their abettors The only men who eyer
called US a drunkard are such as have
been pulled from the gutter themselves.
We guess the editor of the vincennes
Sun would confess this if he was ared
by the right person.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25

WANTED "A mother and daughter
wishes to obtain situations in Protestant
families, to sew, nurse, or assist in house.
keeping; also, some one TO adopt a
bright little girl, seven years of age
Apply at Washington House, Room No2
Evansville, Sept 10, 1865. rs Iw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-25

L3- The communication in answer to,
and corrective of an article copied into
this paper. and refectipg on certain ac-
tions Of Bishop Whitehouse of Illinois,
ia relation to Galesburgh (EpiscopaD
parish, will be published in Tuesdays
issue