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New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
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1 10 as Ed,b, JasM y TsibunA n :
SIR; In MoOTes Rural Ner. Yorker December,
appears what pupos 70 be an article from me directed 70 te
President Of Easinans College The arst paragraph about
soon Robinson myself &C., i utterly yepudiate All did
write foT him was 10y yieRs Of commercial education suc
rested By visiting that instuton Il wes iDtened for their
sosge paper except tbe direction WA Gs applicable 70 one
sscl college % another ABbyond this yas sdde b, some
bedy ssS sBd giitept ne gDEAIsst s5p9Jiiy Truly, "
NC AIEEh
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A CARD.

SIR: On Monday, no4t, ] shall issue the first mum.
Der q my papef called "Tbe GmycDFfer
bICIBN II BRANCH.
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Ngw.YoRK JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY,"

NLW lOKh JUF FENILb NUlfHUIIa" f7VVIUI' % WI
schools connected with this Society celebrated Thanksgiving
Day in Joyous and festive manner III their large Han Oh tne
pov near Ryinqtont There were over 800 happy children
present who pent!ay re5ned with those deectaDe
articles that always sIggesye-especiay in the mnds 9i
chdrenof benefcencc and thanks giving There was ample
and cheering cydcnco that this Society engaged n EFeat
and good work 10 the aim Of this Institution 20 cooperate
with others in providing instruction temporary shelter and
frstan homes Tor neglected children n the City o New YORK
10 has during the last year received rom ihe state chaer
Of incorporation aud 900 which with tie local subscp pons
OF q OO0 makes the total receipts sllo,O
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

APPLICATION FOR PARDoX-Appleation has been
made the Governor Of the STATE Of for tic pardon
Eugene Honwood Mo sentenced the 22d day Of
Sept nlicr 1895, 90 Court ol Sessions ~ the Iiy o New
York assault with deadly weapon 20 scycn yeaIs IN
the state prison ni Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

DEDICATION or CHURCH or DIVINE PATERNITY
Tho stees Of the Church Of Divine Paternity corner fh'
I'VE and Forty fiths (the Rev T. H. Chopin " ras"l'
onuounce that tho Dedication Services Of tho new Chueh %
flee win take plsce on Monday Dee az m Ihs Chuion
VIII be open for Divine Service on sunday Dec morl
Dec. 10, al "A p.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

PBRsoSAL-Among the arrivals at tho hotels are
Gen. J. Cray, and Gen A. p Pony, s Al the H,n Ira
IIas Albany and Judge Allied Conkine Geneseo at Metro
potan Hotel sGon. Tz Henry WaIrcn Iowa Mayor , zen
buncf- Boston H. T. Wallace u 3 consul az s- osv
vermont al the Astor House Cen J. G. Strong Bnneo ~ &
II n Cit West Point and Jsdge Smalcy, vermont ~ ~.
uo4oon House Gen " r. Lee Boston 6t the St. Nehohs
UoSl. prof Watson Cambridge az the Everett House.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

novel by Solon Robinson long aud welLknOwn as tho
Agricultural Editor Of The TRIBUNE, will be commenced
in THR WEEKLY TRIBUNE of December ). II is called
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

FoR tIvRRPooJ.-The steamship Hioerma OIL 'n
Anchor Line sails from Pier No % North RIVER ~
,o.J,v ,gifb Messengers for Glasgow and Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

DRowSED.-The body Of Thomas Rafferty, was
found in the water the foot n Tyhnh y, North River
and taken to the MoFgue Bellevue Hospital, where Coro
ncr wildcy has been noifcl hold inquest Deceased
resided IN Ecycnh.avc Thirty and several
disappeared o home when DO has not been
seen b. his friends until found o. above.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

A collection of Photographic views Illustrating tn'
movements of Gen Shemane campaign Eas oeen mue W "
George ". Barnard.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

TIE DEATH OF Mr.. J. b. AULD.-lt is under
stood that Mayor Hoffman and a the attaches ofAe Mayor
office will attend the funeral Of Mr. b. Aud date first cerh
the Aayo which viii take place this sadayl morning H
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
n1rn 1v A I.onan.e .HousR.-Late on Thmsd

DIED IN A LoDeme. .HoUsR.-Late On Thursday
evening Cyrus L. Cceo found dead Ia Lis bed At the loe
ing house No - Conrc During the previous day INC ue
ceased had complained sf feeling unwel and rs ne ua mo
oe bs nreaaDoe his room was entered and be was ouno
dead a above stated lie about 80 years Of age ana had
In he Bowery Savings Bank and aerwad went into basnos'
Tor himself down town For many years past however nc s
been addicted ehc Of intoxicating drinks ana haa oeSo
ner Wildcy TIE relatives friends Of deceased can o9mI
further information by calling at TIE Coiones ONCE no
Ceutre.st
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

French CANADIANs.-The Executive COMMITTEES
oDpped at the Convention French Canadians November
Is have called Convention to-day at Clinton Hail. Astor
place to consider dangers that menace their na've eou
Try and to strengthen aternd feeling H. George Daene
lcg Is President OF the Association
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
CITY NEWS.

CONCERT FOR THE NEwsBoYs.-On Thursday even
, December H. quartet viii be given att Middle
Dutch Chnrch corner Of Fourh-st and Lafayette place IS
hoped that all friends Ofthe boys who are such active
tors of the daily newspaper will make point OF attending ''
concert and aiding the work Of the Nesboys Lodging Hou'e
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

ExtTa0rdin ary success Of Nine. Dcmorests SrOCK.
sCIPrHprRs c6ubnas heath comfort ard
esnifi Chudrens, Do cents Mailed re No. a. Broadway
Igrk
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

Mr. De Cordova, the lecturer, says, LEyETT's
deshfai tic ana gums g1aes
the breath" foT sale BY al druggists and lcy dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
sPggITUAL ISM.
Third National Convention OF spir'fuaiisi'.
Froa Oar Sps5a Correspondent.
THIRD DAY.

1uIaD DAY.
PaovoRgcs Arg 81. 1868
To-day being dedicated by tho uanagers oil tho
Convention ., the purposes OF social enjoyment N ohio %
requints Nat from the earliest hour In the morning be-
evident that very BIch OF The article OF sr weather
could not be had during tie twelve hours OF dhgt tncn en-
cidedy hostile aspect Somt dy said - Don't take mscn
the showers wero quite cop0rs and puvin phenomena
continued with but slight utetmssion during the balance q
The day destroying ell The plans OF The et9uf'oRt ana
making a great many people very uncomioftspio =.
Tao steauaer Bag Qgeea alt pgcyeqas ABOUT O'Clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

BEEEDINs FoEts Ta.kin- about
breeding fowls. writer IN Wilkes' spirit
says- J am great advocate for choosing
young birds i1r this purpose and recon.
mcGd that early pallets b. selected every
year Tor stock the following scason. anl
put with tWo-year-ol4 oocks for instance
Puliets Matched IN Nav attain their
growth and become perfec; IN shape. si1c
All health, before the chill. Of winter.
They should b. put vith cocks e two
ycars old, when they VII lay on the frs,
appearance of mll wcathcr. AMI thcir
producc has the same alsautarc a. ths--e
have had bef1ru thea. ID not ai-oca'e
having younc SOL fowls so much on ac.
count o. their laying early. a. I 81 for the
superiority ~ their brecdinr. Neither I.
u desirable o. hr'-oi from fowl. or al the
sane aro. Wherc IL can D. done. II +.
better 90 pat two-yesr-o,d cock with
pallets, and rice rcrEa IL D. well o. in-
trodaoc fre,h cocks Of pure bred into the
yard every second year. this prevents d.
cvncrary. AMI for the sane r,--oa ~
cock shoui hc kept more than three ~ea-
soas, nor o hca morc than foar. ~ 4; i
intco.cd o. KEEP them In thc highest ro--
s''.e perfection and cii-icncy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

FuuSa a TEEE ~ FrRr. Bishop
kinsiev. m n c,--urunicatirn O. ~ cars
uan Advocate GA Or--un saws az the
monster rcd ar and cedar trccs of that
country; e. The idea q burning d0En a
tree six AMI eight f,ci in diameter. AMI
solid and grccn. would have srcmct % me-
a. simply absurd and ridicuioaS Bat
the thing il done IN Oregoa every day az
a vast saving oftimc and labor. The o.
Grafton i done IN ;hs wlsc: \ hole l.
hcr,-l irto ihe ~. horirsa'slly. The ne.r-
er IN the ceutcr TIRE better Then direct
IN under this hoe another l. bo-cd AZ an
angie OF elevation such that the tso hole.
mott to-cthcr near the CENTRE Of the tr,e.
4 ocal 81 fre with little kindlins j. IN
troluccd into the orifce thus formed. ami
TIE lower hole causes a draught. and H.
upper one performs the fsnctions 81 a
chimney. The heart ~ the tros - dry.
and also contains = quantity Of pitch. and
when manipulated a. have described,
burns bri-klv.
IL = generally nec.ssary O. feel this
Gre with some fresh fucl from time %
tune. Bat one nan can keep = number
Of tr>-s thus burning. and vii rct twenty
o. hundred trees down thus much quick
e. and easier than be couh othevwi~e 30.
In a similar manner. when the tree l.
down Il : cut into pico,s hy bong burned
IN ,uo. A hole T. hored IN the los from
tor, and another from the sdc. tiil they
mott a. before described Whcn the per-
pcndIcuiar hole acts - a fue and the hor-
frontal one furnishes the draugh;. IL o.
ten happens that IN baEaing a large tree
MO lengths Cor sau-iogs thcre i not n1orc
timber wasted than would rcsal; from
choPping a the log with an Ak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Land Warrants.

4 CCoEuiNG FL fhr rrarr-rf ls- n Gee
y srrss So ~s...rrs ri ISL. lsf1 a-f Ieef
- .| D. fra-.rr' sIlh f.r Iessf f..s-...- l-ar.-
e.. s.fn .ira.ar. larraarrI a. l-slrr'I af ias
n .rt~sf rararr raiae
seed RI faar uasraarsrs af nrrr ar1 rrrr .fs
g. &C., a. t- r..arF. fl. fa. ..f cd. rr.i.
tlaas ua.s 90 ael .1 Coo f...r f.raarleI
Fnce. Rca.onabie.
~ rtarrr raass ss-r-ssfaf snf -II us-karrss
frf-Is ssfa-arf q. faa.- raasrs
urr o. 90 uEksrE. r..r.r. ~
i.rrrr1rrs a. resl..asf ..ff 90 Geo s...r.. FL.
'fAI r-re.ss ut.-- r.r.ras T. p rs rrrrr....f .
aa. r. Co. g. nj MrnI g.. NAfsrsr
aa.. s. ~a.als Irrharr Cd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
H = Z NJ . o T. d $
Hfsutr cascssrHsrEp
COMPOUND, FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPAUILLA.

- rr-Y'ar ~ a---i. r--ss,.r sI l,.-as~. a..
80 srsa sse--' aal ia-s--i-.o- 81 49,. sh-o..r
oo'''i''ri'aasi ei-r.-es artss-g $50 "a 1879
'i-'r a DO s--.-. sai thr o.y rr,s.- All ,E-rt-
ra' k.s-u rra,-tf 90 fh- rrr~ ~ -rr.E.is ~r.Li
hrat. 80 EArcn. ra.4s aai S-~r.os ~ he
haa-s '-era-.as ef go 'hr,at t~rs. Tii.,. 10
-. fiEV,-. ~ ~ tsc-. r-t,-s Trys,r-ia.. "a
Ell .-as srarsors % tas sai.. 81 t-salif,ssr ne
CoErLratos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
rhe singer sewing Maehincs.
nUR LUrrER FsNtLY sTW1NG SA

our LITTER FAMILY SENHNG aA
~ CfifNE is sft rsiui-r ~.rfil -t.is f~rIts-
ttaa- n 81 trrrni 1.-hf ~ 49, go rheerrsf
80 u.asf bsautliui rf sr Fssi', $500 Nsrhtsrs
80 ersret 81 az put..r. ~ othcr Fs-.it ~r--
i-r Narhf-s las 81 raus usrf.l arr-Eaerrs So
lirara.ar. hi.ilur. Fsnl.-. rrrkirr ossfhrr .ey
eraEtaf hr....iug. frahrst.'rrirf. tartirr. a.
- af.rr fauiiy ~e-isr Nsrhir- has -o r.-rh
r.0.arIIf O. great VARIETY rf .rsh It'll 49,
st t.a.s ri r.aih. at ~ith sl kfai. of fhr.sf
t.ieaf en- Irrrnt lunru-~.,~rts usks cor Fs-.is
$500 NJ .-r uasi r~iIshi.. 80 snr-s t-rah-
go r..sf rrrfala ,r arf..a rt IN rrf~s ~ sr--f
o. rst-s fhr r.i-krl sf.rh. ~hirh o. 40 trst
sflfrh tnlsa. trf .Hs. rrrn rffh- -lr.f rr.l.as.
~ rsrarlft. rnr go. nf rIsrrr. 80 e. 80 a.
irtfrr fsri.r ~~-tar Ntrt.ar. our fsaaf's
>e~tsE Milo sre tarshri rr chssfr sui -
Iutsttr sfsir.
tn Fsil,s- Co. ~ 49, Fsuly Narhi,- 81. q
Tlrcr n eunairr uark -,aash u ei fhr .r.-r rsefs
kiad- u protects the unsrh-.r 49, nof ta 80,
sd hen ahp-f e. d. or-rstrf ~ lr orrn~f %
sPacio.s ant E-hsfsnt-sl triir ta -estaia ~
worA v hile srsne nf So Geo. rrn 10 raf q a.
rhntcrsf so-,ts. Hre snishrt fa fhe sfo,rlssf su
rnastest attnn-r lossit.r. othcrs srr sl,raet 81
rlr'r shrt ir ~ uarsf cr-iir aa.i r-rrh u,a.sr
u is ahsaiuirls srrrs.1r, e. 90 che Fsuaiis o.
ralne ia elsratioa. o. as fo rfg- of Be- grraf rs
var.ls Hni h~a-fs.
~ ear Ntaa'srturieg achiars are &C. uaruutic
iur,a- r1rr-s-rs.
Tte ui.a-h O8-ss are -sfi sur.riieA -iih -
t-rsf. thrsat. 90 -. 90. A.. 81 ths 49,. o..
qrsi.ty.
Scsf o. rarrHtFr
THE SINGER NANFFACrUgINc CO.
a. Breads ~ \ 81
nastn o1os. 80 iia.es-r -.
m. Young. Ago.. at Nosear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Delaware Grape rlft.nrs STRIKE FREY
uhen taken 81 and planted i1 fi.l or car.g
rn'er. Wr.n thrg cannot h. s0 planted
~ d. fr.tfT 500 ty t-e &c .a..
planting Ienrih some weeks before plant
~ in .--fr- sri kcrt in roist rnoss or
nnl, 1r.f ua1fsI frr.s - avs th.
1arlucr's Mouth'g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Ate TON!

\ "',, - 80 - 49, ''''' ''''-
DoYS l--k sio,,.. l-..sr,. tso.'st.,A. e.
ID ~srsy socsty.
I ,.ou.
DENTER a.-,a- 49, t-i.s io,.t b.. 500 .--.r.
y 90. ta aea,.aa.
ENGLIsH o.s,. g. iai.rs. ~. 81 -es.
EAsr eaL---d go, f.h..o.. eo-- sd a.,
CENrs CRAY. ssl-f. 49, rs--,'e'' si..-..
Ursvr -.l a--.li-. III. rr'.-' t'-,.
Il -,sl--s e. CASH 81, e.s,e.t-y
IACEErs 81 'rs--,r.. ~ ~ es-s 81 10y.
EERsENs - r'rr, cay. .-l s.-i.r 9, 70
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NV -i7- AL s..'. 49, ..-s ~, .-,i7.
OvERcoArs o., ..t~,...i ,.i.-.' --.r.
DHYsIcItNs. ~ i-,',-i 90 a.. Or.
q - -. -, % '''''' To- ''-' 1880 '''
PEADf So e..A ra.a 90 a.l,e'y.
SHIErs ef..a -.,,-r-. .,,.-.e 81 .,,-g-.
TEIoors ir.- G-r-.-7. .-s --a'', 81 90
JTNDEE-sHIErs ',a. .r--a,5.ua- ..s...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Nfcr Gatru M FfrEr,ET. VI. Ch,s
c,a-.el RI Winthrop. trs1lt .ata oaro.
hre ca Iaursl,y. feh. -. "a cluster ,-.rh
81 Pc following varieties of --ar-s I,ll
'n r1ol stare &C prcsr,ation. s.ge-ia.'s
ia- l..-a-re. 80 Jn.oa Villas. De.s.
a--., Dana a-l I1hcla. Af-- h..--
-'ia. rei .asf li. tey VIZ. placed IA
-riHe-s lf,eo,a layers 81 paper. Eert 10
a cool room uP stllr- uut.i freeing as.tt.
81, aai then d novel % t.s c.rar. ~.
c-ares wcre ~ god SAVIOR. the Daauare
e-Ioc'al.y bring nearly al ? .rfr.t a. uhea
Jus' rie.el They we're Cd n a vrr,
s',l ooad.t.1n MAINE F--rer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

frrFryrrnS or rur Uoovr Wien
neat cattle aai sheep ,,t to- m8eh red clo,.
e-. lsclr s-cra.hs soon become 81, --.t
inflated v.td cas-. t.-.i vitf.aat comedian. Re-.
ief' iev ofrn i.e in s-u l-. II.
have kn1uu neai oltlc o. b. bowen ana Dbl.
in icianoe of aI eFarfs % ave them. eva
aher fley Ll been grsrnr in q clover
tsii more thsn tuo weeks Whsrs th.t
can have ao,c.s fo other v-ass. fhry uiu
seilan eat enough clover o. rase thrr
b.-af 20. ss soon ar fter sre rrr-.r-I q.
f.lt.t .-..-..f ON r,I clover. rr,.ss fhr.
h-rc '-re Assess t1 an ato-far.e rf sar
tacre BE- rrea. danger elias tley VIII ,at COO
mu-h. We iave alrays been accustomed
o. Ao.T sa't le Al t.1 .- co. Geld. utc-. Co.
st'ck rcrc grazing on red clover and ne
a-irais u.l,i cas- freely .i .i many f.ales q
day aai ue never tad ta i1i.aI aFe... 9
OIL. ,.. ho.se. al i.rr sf fi. .a't ta1 eoa-
a.-el eool arp'y -Er
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
HOW To Use The REMEDIES.

u y. s-as~s af,.- n.1..l. Ifs-,rs s- t.. Pc.
.r s.g aat rrrrt rsrt ef tt- b.f. -.- r...-t
-t'''l'f' .a aps-faag OBJ F.a,ls. ssi s.. r,t-rssI
h-n.'f af LraPtss.s ts- l..rsvs.l l...s ws.a.
l's ih- tsHrt n.-aa fra r l..-s.-. rs....r-
- 20 s'- or a n.ars.r. rtr-1f t.s.- ,f 80
Irairg o-rs... s...a ss C,..lra.ss ssf G.--t.
ID f.rsr as far Eur.-f Bee s.I .-.--t srt
-'t ias iar-asrf o. .a- Wa.t
80 IhE-E EXTRACTS HAVE HEEv
ADMITTED Tp r-F IS THE rsfrEp
STATE. AENl. a.. 81. .r. a.. ..,, r-..rsi
- 'a-I ,.r -rArE HOSPITALS ANprUB-
TIC iN-ITi TtDNs u.r..rhaai t.- bed. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
HELuBoLDs
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Improved Roso W ASH

WI 'si--s sst-r-ss-,i- g.. ths svst-us rlis-
'..-. sr'.ius so'- ii.,i. ~ D,..,-,.ss. o. l,ri.
'sr--ss. Lfs -- e. shssFs-f 49, - s.-,--r-.s.ss
% rr7ass-'i c.'-pets.s slp-r--iisr 49, -
risasssf 80 fs-rsrr-s rr-ss.ss. C-,..ks 81
49,. 10 curiar thr-- a,s-ssss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Farm for Sale.

rs s-7as-f ot OH hrslt tlr Ssi..rr,t.r oGsr. E.,
" So &C. i.rEafa. che .srri aa -h.rh a. r..| 80
sitasfet H farts. aislsIi Too - ieau fsrrs etc.,
go boz 49, Fuu OBJ ~tsta.a I'll ssh Pare.
u tar.. cais ais.at . fa % r.rs 81 has. s-.'
aas aae tar trsf rrrharts iu lae T..rnfs "a
E.tie- .rHf N.aefrhas.- tar s..Fe &C. q saal
Iiscs aesra Enag-.
e.. %. RIPLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
HEARTH
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU

For Nea Rsi~ut,sr or iaoo.tiu-uoe ~ Uri.s. L.
struafraa ar Iorraf.oa of ~ pistfsr os NJ
usys. p,.rs.rs ~ fhr frosrrrfr Ghaf. Gsavsi.
Bs.rk na.i tArasits. nrar-.rsi : ssii,ar.. orrss-
BE- wsskae--. tNt,hfs. F~-sst- Ccs.r.t,,sf.. a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23

SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE
lHfions Iariting Northern A6ilidtion Adspted =
This Conference, in session at New Orleans
spent two days on the case of Rev. e. f. Dag
get, who appeals from the decision of the Vir
giRia Conference. The decision of said Oon
ference was sustained.
The Bishops characters were taken up. and
their conduct in the discharge of their duty for
the past eight years was Endorsed.
The book committee failed 10 agree and two
reports We're submitted in reference TO the nm h
hshlng house, the subject OF introducing dis
trlct conferences into the church etc
Inc committee on correspondence made a
report, and the Conference adopted the fol-
lowing:
"Reselred, That the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church South stands this day, as she has
always stood, ready and willing TO consider,
with Christian candor. any unequivocal and
scrlptural oyertures for sympathy and fellow
snip which may be rendered her by any body
OF CHRISTIANS in their general representative
capacity.
'.Resoired That the General Conference most
warmly reciprocates the fraterual greetings
and expressions of Christian love borne from
the Christian Union OF Illinois, by their mes
senger, Rev. J. Deitzler:
Resolved, That one Bishop and Rev. s. H.
Linn are hereby appointed fraternal messen-
gers from this body 10 the annual council of
the Christian Union Church.
s.Resoired, That should any church or asso-
citation signify their desire to unite with us,
they shaii be received, on giving satisfactory
assurance OF their belief in our Articles Of
Religion, and their willingness 10 conform to
our discipline, their ministers coming in the
same grade az they hold in their own church,
according 10 the mode prescribed in our dis
cipline."
One OF the Bishops and Rev. g. f. Deems
were appointed fraternal messengers 10 the
General Confrrpnrr OF the Methodist Prot
estant Church. TO be held at Ii~orC~town, ID.
G., in May next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23

Mr.. Robert Mayo's estate. known As Pow
hatan, on James River River, near Richmond
ana where. according TO q dubious tradition,
John Smiths life was saved by the fair Poca.
hontas, is said 10 have been sold TO Col North.
OF Massachusetts, for S26,OO0.
~ More than forty new factories the major
lty OF them, we believe, for the production OF
woollen goods, are TO be erected in Illinois this
summer.
~ A woman with a baby. in Springfield
Mass, has been detected in feeding ID with
rum, and thus supplying il 10 avoid the trou-
DIE OF attending IL.
New York, reveals the fact that large quanti-
Ties OF nitro glycerine are stored in that CITY,
and the subject is 10 be brought 70 the attention
OF the Mayor at once.
U-More land will be plouehed ana culu
waited in Virginia this Spring than ever before.
1What kind OF leather would a naked
Moor remind you Oft Undressed Morocco.
- Some New York ship carpenters who
have been al work at New London, Ct re-
celvlng S4.5O per day and board for nine hours
labor, have struck for the eight-hour system
and lost their jobs.
There are six schools for white children
in Lynchburg, with two hundred and eighty
hve scholars enrolled. OF these eighty-eight
are the children Of widows and ten are or
phans-an illustration Of the ravages Of the
war.
%The Charleston south Carolinian says
thar recently Mr.. Thomas Ryan. who was
sleeping in a room over the Charleston Hotel
Stables in Pinckney street. got mp in his sleep,
walked out into the piazza and over the balus-
tiers, falling some twenty feet upon the pave
ment below.
~The Civil Rights law is 70 be tested in the
Memphis courts. The statutes of Tennessee
prohibit negroes from keeping drinking and
billiard saloons; and several cases are now
pending maintaining that under the new law
all men are on an equal footing as TO business
pursuits.
~ 1t is reported, says the Kingston whig
that the Imperial Government is fitting out
two steamers TO cruise on the Upper ST. Law
renee and the Lakes, and that twenty small
gunboats are preparing in England for the same
destination.
@The cornerstone OF the monument TO he
erected over the grave OF stephen A. Douglas
will be laid some time during the month az
May or June; and the Trustees having the
matter in charge have invited William n
Seward, Secretary OF State, 10 be the orator OF
the occasion.
81 The trick OF cutting of a mans nose AZ
performed by Heller, in Worcester, Mass, on
Wednesday night caused one Of the audience
a man-to faint away He was taken out ON
the setiees. -
~ Mary Nepper, Of Cleveland. Ohio. i'm
company with several other girls. built a hon
fire las Monday, and while holding a kind of
fairy dance ahont the burning pile her clothes
took hrr. and she was burned 70 a crisp Her
mo'hsr was also fatally burned in attempting
20 rescue her.