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MEDICAL NOTICIi.

Dr. ". CONE may be consulted aa followsi
In XEAIA 40 the Depot Eating House, On Thurs
days, March y April III May II, July b, Aug. e,
sent ~; oct. ~.
In DAYTOH NJ the Phlnips Honse, on Fridays,
March o, April 49, May 1sfJnly6i Aug i0' sept.
II; Oct. 10
la TllOY at the Morris House, ON Saturdays
March 10, April n; May 10i July Il Aug II sept.
10; oct. 20
in SPRINGFIELD At the WINS House, ON
ThursdayH March 10 April iDi May "a July12i
Aug. 10 sept, 10; Oct 70,
Dr CONE has had onlceS In each of The above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, aud he has treated and cured many
Patients, Ia each Of the above places he can give
the best Of references Ia each place rs 10 his skil
Dr CONE rreat, and Cures all varieties Oi
Chronic diseasrs Including those of the Eye and
Ear makes charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him desire treatment, he charges
Cash Cor his Medienes.
Medicines that Will last pAtlontIr four TO 81 \
months, cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars, IN Cash
Address IN. ", CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
nOv0h-dlV ... I#
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Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And we Say unhesitatingly aud ndvscdiy that ID
" the only article Of the class which has ever been
offered to the public that In every way nlls Our
expectation. We sell 10 at moderate price 10
viii run for years without touching when nee
essary, can he re packed In twenty minutes,
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SptfIaI NutIffs
Rings vegetable AmbrOsia

the day Y Is clcahcr more richly pcrfuln0 AMI
color, stop its coming On, remove dandrun from
~ ,,y,,,,r,,,,c.,,,
40 . e,,., u T's,l' ~. ~ ~ - - ~, ~, a 4 a. IL
b 4 /, ~ A. Hpse ~ Wy. ~ 'r wv
aiN months, and have iemad IN " nll that y
n h"iG for s"yerp bS aI & N snyips pnr
Ie,y yIs m s u, s Nv I 20 o, ,"o o,oI G
say that nov hayce ang srowh 81 healthy hair
ai"a testirv ~ a. s ai,siites M, rsster,n,, ora9
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Removal.

NEFF n BENNETT, Manufacturers and whole
~ sale aud Retail dealers in stoves, Hollow
ware Ac. have removed their SAl0srOom from go
rhlrd street, To the rooms formerly occupied by
llrnWn n irwin, on the corner of First street and
che Canal, whore they will ho pleased to see their
iticnds and all who may be la want of lrst-clnss
4 1Oklng and Heating stoves.
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Democratic State Ticket,
ron coNdRKss.
JlisSB DURBiN WARD.

JUDGE oP THE COURT or COMMON rLEAs,
WILLIAM J. GILMORE.
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NeW Goods ReceiVed EUery Week.
E. A. HERRMAN.
No q Main IT, opera House Corner.
dCc2'dly Dayton, ONO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
uArn SLAM srfttustt.

Btss'Assa ufr Ras~sua - rary ~ tlsss Fsntyy
pipp1si bcioug y bs ely have hen Aisy engaged
IN playing prsctoa Iosss on ths inhabitants ~ staten
Island rnsir tate, snort was ~ ne aAo'ss q ne
Ocean Hou =. formerly - Jollan TEL shieh ihsy Lave
tts,tsa twce wtfho the ss fsw 6sy~ N tn sst
son - rryna away then sri~e ~ hasu~es
me, took The hofses from bs stable hut sftsrs sFs
turned ihsm, As<~rains1 " ~ nsnnsf ~ vhlth
thsv ted them ffun lh~ hf,les IN ihe frst
o~rssou ~ their ths Knives fors~ and sfn~
ssole. nna the thisyse hsp<d themselves " hssfty
supt.~s lsaslag 40 unfinished ~hmksy bottis TIE
tahe .i,er them. TIER entered tbs room n ycgrs
lsfy and many sfseis~ u eiohnx ~ithout 90.
tarblns the ovnes. ard ces - tem si-o sirt~a NE
reoun n lawyer dong bu~inc~* this cay zoe
I've a ehalr on entsrns TIE rvon. fksf~by N1srbixs
the g~rensn vhs sprung On, ~ t<1 and Seed a. shs
intruder VINO ksd pssvsssiy sruns from We ss~ese
story ndeN the lsp % ths ssd iss kt1ssAf
aavn 20 ne srUana fhs boil ga 90 sGs<s go
Ne "a @fsm~as scoi he s~<sss se1 10 "a sAs sssesss
tA6ss he's sek t~~n swssafa.
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NEW Yoas STATE soaaal SCHOOLS.

AIsasy, Nov. 20. 1861
The last Legislature passed providing tor the
csiabI hnrnt Of four additional state normal scboos
FOR The educ itlon teachcr and nsrg propositions
from every section Of The State To-day The proros
lions we're oe ned before tho Governor superintendent
Governor the Comptroller and the Treasurer the other
rhe Central Academy Gr0wvilIc, conriand county
Offer their bulldlne valued a. f16, 0Oo and their
apparatus and boarding hell Tho village ~ Brockport
Monroe county, BROCK Cole rate nNtltrse
valued s1o0 600 and 81 600 woth ~ f1vnture and
appsratua Clinton county offers eight ard han
OF gronnd md $50 900 Tho ~ delaware Mead.
envy orer their buildings library and grounds The
trustees of the Newark Collegiate insts'ute Wayne
county, olfer their grounds and bulldog valued a.
$4,000. The Antwerp IAtefary Insiufe oner their
budinvs valaed at $4,000 oeiher with the nrutafe
and grounds The H. Lawrence Academy otter heir build.
ing valued al $4,000 their library furniture and appa.
raus The Fort Edward lnsitr'e onsf- The ~ their
budng furnfture apparatus fnf bssry for ten years
Dr. WIN lamont oTers the seminary huildtug a ChHr.
iotevic scbohars county with the xroupif, aprav.ss
and library rorrtlsndvle orers ~. saiued ~ w. 900
and also $50 600 In each Blnshsuton, prDotne
county oders . site and go o10 w cssh. Fr-sonla
chau tauqaa county, Offers fsD 0po W cash and tho
acaden,eai buiidnrs srtaJv er~ced There other
bids whsoh peing informal, reserved Tor amend
ment
The Coinn1issonsrs stated that they would reserve
tho II decision until week from merit Monday and y
thought probable that they vfl recommend 10 te reyt
Legislature the establishment ~ Normal
schools which would make Gegrn N all
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.,c,psI strife ~ 10 ,nen government VINO mat voum
=, the rock on which ship or state 10 hreaaened
-svrsck viii ehses 70 this scheme Of reeonoaslonv
II rlssr shss the Northern States vin nee eoiecs e "
!, IN rl.ee The nseross voluntarily sni0ystag 70 Aso
ursr their immediate guardianship, where ,hsy cs3
h after their personal ,h ana ,hns n.n =.
Trdmsn's Bureau, q any, other mAeh M
clolna Win no, object 70 this scheme hbe obscsed
t1t the em sra,lca would bs 70 universal ~ 70 s.vs
uIfor time .lthout = Suficency Of laborert, and u
Heousedce that this would b the result, VINO wou"
MT prefer perform labor service until labor cod o.
paarsd 10 the nquie,ude and humiliation 70 which ~
are scbcctedf Hut such would not DO the resule
North Carolina means 10 treat her freedmen WIN
justice and humanity. Very many OF them ~
tain me feelings Of blindness and confidence when
shy Formerly felt towards their late master-,
api thes. r.oproeste tho feelings and pay them
mir wnges and give hsm every reasonable aid 70 better
ibeir condition Although may be unable 20 per.
ceye ANYTHING TO encourage efforts In the past his
tory OF the race, respectfully recommend that you pro
pose this plan OF naohai reconciliation the 'onsr.-s
OF The United statos
Of the members Of The Legislature leaves no
doubt that IL the ratification OF the constitutional amend
neut bo proposed u win be rejected by very an" ma
lority
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The Gold Discoveries Investigation into ths
Lapufra nde Case. Ac.
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
-~~~---~~---~-~>~-----~-~~~~
SPECIAL ItlEeAAm TO TINE NEW Yoak HeRlLD.

The Moran-ka rney Characterization ia COM
nsste the sentence of Mornn Cnder Con-id-
epatiou-Di Disappearance ef Two Merchants.
Leaving Liabilitie. to the Amount Of
el15,OOO.
BosToy, Nor. 20, 1866.
The Executive Council under consideration
petition TO commute the OF John Moran. tho
murderer Of his ahianced, Mary Ellen Karney, 90 the
10Th II April last from death 10 impson msnf for life
The insanity Of the murderer the time OF committing
the deed Ia urged the ground OF communication. II
has boon proved BY the testimony Of several prom
nept physicians that tho prisoner suffered under
dscass Of the heart and two doctors have tsst
ned thst tho hear complaint sometimes rrodnccd
porsry insanity The EFFORT 60 obtain Communication 10
pushed vigorously and may be succsssfu'
Tho dieappearancs OF merchants doing business
In the city In different lines ~ trade with liabilities be-
hind them Of SIS, 900, u announced, and creates
little stir among business men. An investigation
into their trade shows that what they have left
M assets nlns pairs of boots and two hoop ~ MA
Such occurrences are rare in Pnntanc Boston.
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cason for his sword he Joined the Brazilian navy at the
time Of the revolution against the mother country In
miral Grenis, also Eneiishman Parker was, for
number Of years, however placed on the SHELF for what
reason does not seem TO DO generally known. he In 10
be taken down therefrom, however, and plnced on
higher position Pity that Brazilian sailors can scarcely
understand the magic Of the OF Parker. Such
knowledge would doubtless work wonders
OBJECTION OF THE ORIENTAL GENERAL
Latest advccs inform here that General Flores has
arrived ct Montevdeo with his troops, consisting OF 400
men, being all that Is left Of 200 which constituted
bis original army There must BE- some joke here, re-
mindng OF that Serene nighness In Germany whose
army consisted Of eleven soldiers and hall.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
SPECIAL TrlssaAm 10 THE NEW Yuak HtRAlu.

Movements Of Canadian Troops in Conse-
quence Of Rumored Fenian Expeditions
Preparations for the Trial Of Fenians Cap
tured nj Pigeon Hill. &c.
ToRoSro, G. w., Nov. 20, 1885,
The government has ordered regiments OF infantry
TO be stationed s Bedford C. E. during the trials OF the
Fenian prisoners taken At Pigeon Hill.
Major Ceary, Of the One Hundre;h regiment, u 10 he
court martaied for leaving his regiment without orders
All tho colonies duty in the provinces summoned
70 attend.
A special commission has been issued to Judge
Hogarty TO hold special Court December 10 10 try
the balance OF the prisoners confined In this city
The Hamilton and Weland Canal batteries have
point. They have been supplied with guns by the
War Department The Royal Canadian rifles, OF London,
under orders TO march 10 Fot Erie they
guppled with new breechosders.
The gunboai Huron left this city this forenoon for
Niagara the government having received information
that party OF Fenians intend crossing iron foungs
town 10 the village of Niagara on . maranding esped
tion The gunboat Nicer. which has been stationed al
Montreal since June last elt today Tor Quebec 10 40
into winter quarters.
The Gold Discoveries Generalization into ,he
Iasnirandc Case. Gc.
TopoSro, Nov. 20 1890.
The discoveries Of gold At Madre is coroborated.
There Is little doubt as the extent richness OF the
deposts
Both colonial and foreign officers making strict
Investigation into tho Lamirande abduction case.
The statement that Bishop Koran Ia going 10 Eng
land to oppose the confederation N conirsdcted.
Major General Sisted, g. b. viii succeed Major Cen
cral Napier The STAFF In CaDada NJ the commencement
ton Persia and through the critical period, Of be
Indian mun,.
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Afaasr. ~, - 80
A,tsts~ = ss-acision hs.. bee go IA "a 49, y
n gsewtsgy u SEATS ~ vs~v ~ N sssssssres y %.
Ssv Te,s sns lyssay nslro-s co.gasy $500 o's'es
% esad rusd N. 80 u ~ Bsassa "'''.
Anosrr ne sr.siors nsss@s s,- 5sss gsss 49, "
Dss =, Bssisstsd. Jcta sssssss ns''@~ah He"" h.'.
all Esxes, Iru,n ss1 sns~s " oSssi rfs@~~s.st
Hssssss rAsps.s gs. s~~fsNy 10 rs"@"p 90"
vsys fsss ssss e.wywsx<sA
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Im Case o. waLas ltosssu.

tsU0r, nov 20 fsas
A Communication from secretary Welies to w. " q.
Byrne annouuce that Aals VIVA Leonard Of The United
states steamer Mchgan. wbo va dismssed laaf AprA
becanse 81 alleged Fsnsn gfocives ~ The rsguess ~
sh. late Attorney General ohrspfernisionr u District
reahv for active scrylre.
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FL o RID \.

ia, ernor Mmrvin's g1cssagr -Opp"s,,ie" q tho
constitutional Amendment.
Aucusri, Nov -, 800
Governor Marvin, Of FLORIDA, ~ inessAs" 10 ths
Legislature, takes ground against the Constitutional
ameuden presenting al isnssh tho reasons ~h'n cal
for N. opposition Of tho people ~ the state 70 ~ n
ea,inn He ALSO aadss TO tho conact between the mil
,ar authorities aud the Presidents policy a. shown by
the nterference Of The former with the OWL tribunals IN
disregard Of the Presidents psocamaon and setting ap
special judicial tribunals In violation Of tho United s''"a
con uf.tution
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lornvuIx, NOV 20, isss
sevsa men csptsred sst Saturday siiebsii
vlrs aSd ten ~ lad u dsssuyes ~ The foexisvs
sud Ssshslls rsilrs-i sshrG 9Th the Inltsd rt~1ss
cavalry sstionsd there sns lodged ys<t<fdsv In tbs
military prnea IN shis sisy. fbsy sss sappo<sd 70 ~
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Laying Of tho Corner Stone OF a New Masonic
Temple In Baltimore-SoIem and Impress
sive Cerem0nie&-Ncarly Five Thousand
Masons In Full ReGaiia Participafe-The
CHIEF Magistrate Of the Nation In Attend
ance-Order Of Proceedings Banaueis In the
Evening, &c.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-05
CHI. RAYMOND,

EURNITURE Dealer, No 81, Royal Street,
II esrner of Bienville, New Orleans,
Has on hand complete supply of all kinds of Fur
nture of the latest style, which he offers for sale
reasonable terms mar22dtjan1
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW, ORLEANS.
John r. HARpTE & CO,
COTTON FACTORS and Commission Mer-
- Csrondeiet, corner Perdido st. New Orleans.
jan21-ly
IN. TAYLOR & SON,
MANUFACTURERS of BOOTS and SHOES |
M Successors of
n. IT. TAYLOR CO., and TAYLOR RADDiS'
No. 81 & 50 Common st, Neto Orleans,
- Give us a call Jan2-ly
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
SaACS DREYFUS. importers of Chewing,
i Leaf and Smoking ToBACoU ,;. sEDA'''
III Grsyier ST., bet. Camp and Magazine sts.'
New Orleans. JAM
rp.NK WEBB lJAs. ARBUCKLE,
wM POLK. A. G. DICKINSON,
COTTON FACTORS and Commission Mer-
46 Carondelet St, N Orleans.
marIs-Iy
coFFEE MOSES BATES.
u II. r, COFFEE s CO.
COTTON FACTORS and General Commits
u mission Merchants,
- No. rD2 Gravfer street, New Orleans.
Strict afternoon gwen TO the
and Sale of Merchandise. Liberal advances
made on Consignments. myI-u
ALEX. p. STEWART, CTIAs. $. STEWART.
IF Tennessee of Louisiana.
STEWART & BROTHER,
COTTON AND TOBA eco FA CTORS.
u General Commission, Receiving aud For
chants,
jan14-1v
IA LUM,
nEALER IN CARRIAGES AND HAIR
No. "A st. Charles st., New Orleans,
Has on hand a large assortment of Carriages
and Harness suitable for the Mississippi trade.
jan14-1y
F o41..n DUNCAN s1and msL sis.
FULKERSoN & MeLAURIN,
COTToN FACTORS, Commission and For
~ warding Merchants, No II Union street,
&c 0esssd M,foLAURIN, Agent ." ~
BEXTER J. BUTLER, ADAM CITIZEN,
vicksburg Miss New Orleans,
EDW NJ RICHARDSON H 1HOS. L. TERRY,
Vickscurg Miss. Trenton, La.
BUTLER, TERRY & co,
COTTON FACTORS and General Commits
~ sion Merchants,
No. 81 Poydras Street, New Orleans,
Front Office. Up Stairs. aPl3dIy
HARDWARE.
:" J. MULLAN & CO., Wholesale Dealers
II IL. i'm Heavy and Shelf Hardware and Cut
lery. Agents for Howe's Standard Scales,
II. Common St....-------7
mar92dIv NEW ORLEANS
LEVY s. BoMPET,
Charities St-----..-----25
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Fancy
L and Furnishing Goods, Braids, Stationery,
Perfumery, etc, etc.
Country dealers are requested TO come and inspee
our stock which they win find of the largest and
varied in the city. marz2duanI
J. C. McALLISTER- f. McNAIR
McALLISTER s. McNAIR,
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CAUGHEY & HANKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and Retail Dealers in Groceries and
Provisions, Wines, Liquors, &c, &C.,
Cor. Washington and Grove Streets,
a NICkSBUI2G, MISS.
NJ Orders solicited. aug15d6m.
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NEW ORLEANS CARPET HOUSE,

10 ...... Chartres ST. .............. 10
WE have received within the last thirty
w days a full assortment of the latest pat
erds of Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, three pack
ages Ingrains, Venetians, Dutch Wool and
Hemp Carpeting; also, Floor Oil Cloth, of all
widths and qualities, White Checkered and
Coco Mating, Window Shades, Hair, Cloth.
Table and Piano Covers.
mar22dtjan1 A. BROSSEAU & co.
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NEW ORLEANS.
GRAN E, BREED & CO.,
NEW ORLEANS, La,

NEW ORLEANS, La,
MA NJ F A U r. Err S OF
Hearses and Metallic Burial Gases and
Caskets.
MOULD call the attention of undertakers
w and the public, to their large variety of
Hearses of the most approved patterns, and of
the finest finish-unriyaledf for elegance, utility
and durability.
We are constantly improving the STYLE and
construction of our Metallic Burial Cases.
Our "New Plain Case" patented December
II, 1868, combines all the most recent and val
liable improvements, and is more complete
than any Burial case ever before invented
Our Metallic Burial Casket, in its simplicity
of design, and its freedom from all associations
of grief, is unsurpassed. 1t is almost entirely
covered by the best polished plate glass. Its
hnishis that of the finest rosewood. The Orna-
mental Casket with its heavy and elaborately-
wrought mathematical ornaments their bright
silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work, is of striking and appropriate
elegance.
Over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important advantages.
They protect from water, vermin, and other
intrusion, answering for generations every
necessary purpose of a vault. Removal from
the original place of burial-should il ever be
desired-can easily be accomplished. Bodies
can be preserved for days or weeks, awaiting
the arrival Of absent friends. Removal to any
part of the globe. at any season of the year is
entirely practicable The surest safeguard is
effected against contagious diseases.
Directions accompany every Burial Case and
C@sket, in reference to closing, and should be
strictly followed.
Address, CRANE. BREED & CO.,
aug '-6md&w. 90 Magazine-st., n. o.
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r.. BLEAKLV g. co.

NTHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotton Factors,
w and Commission Merchants, Nos Sc, 5S
so, 81. and "a Poydras Street, corner of Poy-
dras ahd Tehoupitoulas streets, New Orleans.
EFAll Cotton consigned to us will receive the per-
sonsl attention of Mr.. j F. Girault, Formerly with
the house of Wright AIlen) who is specially charged
with that department of our business.
GEO c. SEBASTIAN
will be found at this house ready to- wait his old
friends. jan 2d1y
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j. II. CAMP-MAP COL. DAVID FABLE
KASPER AUCH, JR.
CA MP Nj n a. CO.,
lis .... Poydras Street ...il5
NEW ORLEANS, La,
HAVE on hand large assortment of the
Ii latest improved COOKING STOVES. in
Guiding the celebrated /" Charter Oak:u also,
country Hollowware, House Furnishing Goods.
Tinware, etc.
Having bought our stock during the time
Gold was low, we can sell at reduced rates
Country orders solicited sepl6d&w3m:
, 1866-06-04
tenant General Scott As Laid out awaiting

tenant General Scott As Laid out awaiting
burinl. ..
To the patriot, the student, the ordinary
citizen. Gen. Scott will live tn memory ~
mentally sasacioa7 tPhysesy sSssn m h;
prime, but to us who have seen much Of him
during his decline, such description seems
almost a burlesque. l sit near the head Of
the box, plain board box, In which,
surrounded by some SIX hundred pounds
OF solid ice, rests the huge frame that
O few hours since held the enteebltd
Bile transformation it wonld be difficult to
ima.me. The silyery hair aud straegiin!,;
heard remain, but the tacc and features, the
hande, and, indeed, the entire body, are livid
yellow-Yellow as straw and, uncarthly. The
mouth, ever marked feature OF the General,
Is fallen in; tho false teeth are gone, and a
miserable wreck alone remains Of cou"tsn-
ti The Old hero 70 is elad in vestments Of sombre
black high stiff cravat holds up the pure
white collar, and, 50 far as dress can ma kc
one that is unnatural appear real: this would
Il DO sns 'hs HRvsfs ray atsf
ed" Ccrtuin lines about the head aud nose
nre 60 clearly defined that no one who had
erer seen him would full to recognize them,
and through them, atter little, him but !
doubt If my who had hut casualty met
and known him would be struck with re-
scmblance between tho present and the
past.
A painful sense Of the weakness and poy.
ertY Of human nature oppresses one as
/ standing By this pitifnl semblance Of what
| was once great and nobfe, the seuselcss
| yellow iozm freezes artitlcially before u.s. The
room is literally bare. No furniture or pic
lures, no home surroundings or tokens o.
1 rer1r1 47Othirer huf the Gti{fpnfH cnrpSa
, 1866-06-04
OLD SCHU1,L PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.

vartnn% PslItI0Hs PFe%cnted and Refer
rcd 1Ic&oiutton <tffeFted Expre~%luE
Lonteacy usxusd former tkrbcl <:tcr-
Eymcn - Debute s,u kb- Prnprtcty Of
A1,pnlutss,E n Cam mEnStscn II Draft u
Pastoral 1.e1Ger-ut e1n toer+ 1eagt0= thc
city.
tspcc1a1 Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST, Louis. June z.
Many members have already left The city. and the
:attendanc. Of visitor II growing Icss daily.
Dr. Lowric, from the COMMITTEE on Bills and
Overture reported back Overture No. Z. IN relatiou
10 the Trcebs1e1y Of southern Iowa, recommend
tnx It's attachment 10 the synod OF N1b1zska. The
1ntacr wnA rctefscd 10 the next General Assembly,
The same committee reported ID favor OF rein.
ttsting the appeal Of heV. l. X. lockwood. from
the synod OF Iowa. aud refurr1ne the question Of
new trial TO The Dubuque PFesbytcry. Adon ed.
1nE the title to lot No. s IN .locx sf. Hiuon1,
Mtun., On condition church cdihce is baill
thereon.
Repof,s sesc made OF names to Eli sacanc,cs IN
the boaru Of domestic M->-lons, aud also o!
csuddat.e 10 reprtseni thtt Assembly IN the n
rious Conventions. conference And assemblies
Of other DENOMINATIONS. Recommitled for amend
meuf.
INC report Of the F1eedment Cotaulstcc was
Logan. Secretary Of the committee, pending which
The Assembly adlournttl.
TIE rcpor. of ss.Fo tss ffedmsns ednss1s COMMITTEES
adoplcd, without the resolution TO transfer the
work 10 the Board Of Domestic Mis-lona.
Reports srfc made Of lists Of delegates 10 other
bodies. and aduTts d.
Or, Schcnck offered papes, IN substance a. fol.
lows:
Rexofp1l, Thai We believe that there are r1any
.nln'eers and mctnbeF of the church IN the Son d.
ern State< aho dissppEuved Of the rebellion. and
were compelled by the forcs: Of earcum stances to
bow before what they conceived to be
an tsresi .tib1e necessity. and without expressing
my opinion on The subject. this Assembly Will
whenever they utso 10 n 1n.u 10 The church VT
will extcno to them 4 cordial wrlcone: and in re
gard to those ~ho voluntarily }uiued the rchclnon
toward them. and whenever tbey Will conform |.
the acts ot toe General Assembly OF 1865. we wll
receive them with kind regard
Pendin: tnie qpest,on, il was resolved 10 appotn
a committee 10 write pastoral letter.
Tslc question then cant mp. On mo'ton- TO 1nco!
porzts Dt. echenck's resolution in the PASTOR
letter.
4 spicy debate cpsacd, and scvctnl resolution
We're offered and lau OF Inc tahlc. One resoluilo
,tAH mad