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was better to bear il, than by resentment to
damage the reputation and people Of the
town-thus in attempting to avoid dis
turbance-when caught alone-he received
a deadly wound.
The committee are aware that in the ex-
element produced by the late outrages.
many, in the heat of passion, would call for
the adoption of rash and strong measures
yet our safety and welfare as a people is
based on forbearaace, and a resort to the
right of petition TO the constituted author
tiles, to hear our grievances, understand the
true temper of our people, and grant US the
desired relief If, notwithstanding the
opinions of your committee and the citizens
they represent, that no military force is
necessary to insure good order and obedi-
ence to the laws in Madison county, these
authorities should order otherwise, let us
ask boon that we be placed under the
supervision of disciplined regular troops,
garrisoned at this point, or near enough to
suppress riot, if any, and afford such aid as
NAV be needed by the civil authorities, I'M
til proper confidence in our peaceful dis
position may be restored. With the view
of effecting these objects, the committee
EScOmmcuu lno duOptiOu VI tLC ioiiuhluS
resolutions
1st. Resolved, That We urge upon our
people to continue temperance, moderation,
and forbearance in all their counsels and
actions, and the exhaustion of all peaceful
resorts for relief from present burdens, OPP
pressions and annoyances.
ID. Resolved, That r. B. Hurt, Thomas
c. Muse and Hervey Brown, be appointed
a committee to present our case to the pro-
per authorities, and seek the desired relief.
Sd. Whereas, The present encsmpment
of the State Guards is upon, and adjacent
to the College grounds, and very near the
Hubbard Female Institute" therefore be
it
Resolved, That the officers in command
be most respectfully requested to remove
the encampment to some suitable grounds
not effecting these important interests.
4th. Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the West Ten
nessee Wing and the papers at Nashville,
Memphis and Somerville are requested TO
copy the same.
All of which is respectfully submitted by
DR.. RoBT. FENNER, Chm'n.
Hervey Brown, Robt. B. Hurt,
Jno. W. Campbell B. r. Persons,
Z. F. Mcknight, Jno. /. Lancaster,
Dr. Alex. Jackson, n. H. Whitlow,
Jne. J. Brooks, VIM. Alexander.
The committee suggested by the report,
we learn, cached this city; and finding
both the Governor and Secretary of State
absent from the capital, proceeded to
Knoxville, last night.
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Houston, Texas. Sept. l5.-The yellow
fever is very prevalent. There has been
at least 5000 cases in town up to the pres
ent date, and there are now from ten to fif-
teen deaths daily. Mr.. Brow, deputy
postmaster, died yesterday, and Captain
Wallace, assessor and collector of the
United States army, died to-day. Mr..
Pers and DR.. A. n. Cary also died. The
Fireman's Charitable Association have
provided the destitute with nurses and ply
sicians at an expense of over two hundred
dollars per day. The fever Is very fatal
all over the State The associations Of
Houston are extending all the aid in their
power to the neighboring towns in the State
in the way of money, physicians and
nurses
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Order for EIection. "a.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 16.-Gen Scho-
field today issued an order for the election
of delegates to the State Convention, to be
held on the 22d of October. There are to
be elected los delegates, of which Rich
mond has FIVE, and Norfolk and Peters
burg are to have two each. Fourteen days
before the election the board ofregistration
will make final revision Of their lists. The
polls at Richmond will be kept open fol
two days. Col. Burns has been detained.
As Judge Houstin charged the Grand
Jury this morning, he said no distinction
on account of color or caste should be al
lowed in court.
Gen. Schofield ordered this morning that
all registered voters, and none others
should vote on the city subscription for the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Gen Mowar,
commanding department, to-day issued an
order forbidding assemblies of armed men
for political purposes, and all other acts
tending to disorder and violence and di-
recting the commanders of posts, detach-
ments and stations to arrest and retain
until further orders all armed men found
posted as sentinels, pickets or vedets, pre-
tending to be on guard duty for any pur-
pose or by authority not duly authorized by
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HUGH McCULLocH,
Secretary of the Treasury.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 10 1867
GENERAL ORDER, No. GA proclama-
ton issued by the President on the third
day Of September, 1867, is, BY his direc-
ton, herewith transmitted, warning ali
persons against obstructing or hinderine,
IN any manner whatsoever, the faithful exc
cution Of the constitution and the laws.
and enloinlng and commanding all officers
Of the government civil and military. TO
render due submission to the laws and 10
the judgments and DEGREES Of the courts of
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4. c. JosLIS. z. J. EENEFEE. NV. DUEKLEE
BURNETT HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
a. c. JOsLIN d co, PropriefOrs.
saD1- I'm
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
i the l4th day ofSeptember, A. D. 1867, war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of Jacob Lyman, CT Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson and State of Tennessee,
who has been adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging TO such
bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at a Court of Bankruptcy. TO be holden on the
10Th day Of October. A. d. 1867. at 9 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy,
Nashville, Tennessee, No. S2tz Church street,
before Alex. S. Bradley, ESQ, Register.
f. R. GLASCOCK,
sepl7 ct L. S. Marshal, Messenger
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A DISPATCH from San Francisco, of the
18th, states that the Democrats have a
majority on joint ballot, in the Legisla-
ture, of twenty, and two out of the three
members of Congress. They will elect a
Democratic Senator in place of Conness,
whose term expires
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MILWAUKEE, Sept Is. Brown George
and Running Mate made their fastest time
to-day and beat Buffers best, time 2:20.
Gardner who vas arrested here for for
gerry has been examined, aud the intelli-
gence elected has led to the seizure Of money
and more copies Of counterfeit United States
notes.
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JAMES c. handy
For CnunciIrnen.

We are authorized to announce Major A. S.
THURNBCK as the regular Republican candi-
date for Councilman from the Third Ward at
the ensuing municipal election
We are authorized to announce JOHN LUCK
as a candidate for Councilman from the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
LATFoRx-Immediats adjustment Of every
Office and expenditure not a necessity.
We are authorized to announce 7. j. VAR
BROUGH a candidate for Councilman from the
Sixth Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
sep6 I'd
We are authorized TO announce L. k. SPAIN
candidate for Councilman from the Tenth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election
sepl5 I'd
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Anfiefam Monument.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I6.-The Commits
sioners of the Antietam Monument to-day,
accepted the design of J. G. Patterson, Of
Hartford, Connecticut, for colossal statue
and pedestal The cost will be about
$4,000
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 16--The loss of in
suranoe companies by the fire on Saturday
night amounts to one hundred and forty
thousand dollars, principally confined to
local companies.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
September 5, lS67-STR: 1 transmit here
with a copy Of proclamation by the Presi-
dent Of the United States, which was issued
on the Sd Of September instant, and it Ia
made my duty to enjoin upon you an OBJ
servance Of the requirements Of that procla-
nation for an earnest support Of the consti-
tuition Of the United States. and a faithful
execution Of the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof.
VIM. III. SEWARD
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICEI THAT ON
L the I4th day of September. A. D. 1867, a war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Clarence L. Lewis, Of Nashville. IN the
county of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, who has been adjudged
payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him OF
for his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden BY law; that a meeting Of
the creditors of the said bankrupt, TO prove
their debts and to choose one or more assignees
of his estate, will be held at a Court Of Bank
ruptcy to be holden on the 10Th day of October,
A. D. 1867. at 10 o'clock A. ~, at the office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville, Ten
nessee, No. S21z Church street, before Alexan-
der S. Bradley Esq., Register.
E. r. GLASCOCK,
sepiT II u S. Marshal, Messenger.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
September II, lS67.-By direction Of the
President, the attention Of the officers and
employees Of this department is called to the
following proclamation, and they are
directed strictly to observe Its requirements
for an earnest support of the constitution
of the United States and a faithful execu-
ton Of the laws which have been made in
pursuance thereof.
HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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I announce myself as candidate for Mayor in
the ensuing municipal election. You who
(either white OF black please TO vote for me,
shall be equally judged
ausI7 I'd JAMES c. handy.
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AN IN G..
Engine aud Roller.

NOR SALE. A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
Il Boiler in good order. Can be seen, aud
price learned, by calling at this office.
uay3l I'm
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j. HOLMES GROVER.
FIRST STAR OF THE SEASON.

which. on account Of his appearance in other
cities while on his way to Salt Lake cannot be
extended beyond
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


| announce myself as a candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing municipal election; and pledge
myself to the people, if elected, to labor for an
economical management of the city's affairs
making it the first consideration that the expen-
ditures shall not exceed the city's ordinary
income. M. c. COTTON.
We are authorized to announce W. MATT.
BROWN a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Mayor Of the city. sepl4
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The Assassination Of Mai. Thomas II.
Hartmus-Escape Of the Murderer
Meeting of the Citizens-A Touching
Statement Of their Grievances and
Appeal for Relief.
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AatctiOn Sales This DNV.

HARRISON, 0ODDIN aAPPERSON will sell at IL
O'Clock, on the premises, the property known
"a the lot Of the virginia Mechanics Institute,
situated between Main and Franklin streets,
and extending from Eighth to Ninth streets.
JAMES NEESOE, corrn.g-oner, will sell AT l.
O'Clock. at the Office Of the Rational Coal
Mining Company, corner Main and Ninh
streets, 100 shares, of the par value OF 300
each. OF the capital stock Of the National Coal
Mining Company.
SAMPSON JONES, JR, & Co. will sell at Il
o'clock the valuable printing presses and ma
tcrial, with q large sn1 excellent ssortm eat
Of type used in the publication Of tn Rict-
MANI Times and other papers.
c. B. Y4RBgOUGH will sell at 10 o clock an az
sor':nent Of furniture, dry goods, ready mad g
clothing. boots shoes hats, caps, groceries,
etc, etc.
GEORGE V. CASE will hold large sale Of horses,
mules, wagons, buggies, harness, and milch
cows, AT 10 o'clock 4. NJ, al w. Disney's sta Bile,
on Eighteenth street between Franklin and
Grace.
THOMAS D. NEAL will. sell at 10 o'clock large
assortment Of dry goods, fancy articles, no.
sc
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RICHMOND, October 7, 1857

CuDtaiu 4. r. Bahcock,
President PoStin's Bns>.bGil Cin5
Dear Sr,-At meeting OF the Centenary Dorcas
Society held this morning It wa1 unanimously de-
tsrmned to solicit the Pastime Baseball Club 10
play game for the bane it OF the Society, and the
undersigned were appointed committee TO COM
municate, through you, to the club our >HrHsst
request.
We have in charge about fortyfve INDECENT
children, who are dependent upon us for cloth ing,
and our treasury is so impoverished that we can
not possibly meet their wants unless speedy and
successful measures be adopted to supply Us with
funds.
Since our meeting adjourned we have learned
that the ST. Josephs Orphan Asylum has already
appealed to your generosity In its behalf, and We
fsel some degree OF hesitancy in making our re-
quest. But cause Is urgent, and rs We had th e
petition In contemplation before we know any one
else had thought OF applying to you, we hope you
will regard it favorsbly.
We leave cause in your hands, believing
that the cry If the needy will find ,rornl and
reGiy response in your heart.
Very respectfully,
Mrs WILLIAM BELL,
Mrs. NssToRH H FoEBgs,
Mrs Colonel THOMAS J. EvAHs
Mrs. D S. WOODBRIDGE,
Mrs. JOHN b. MORTON.
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"THR ART PREsERvATIvE or ALI ARTS -
There is denying the truth, Of the foregoing SON
timent. The art of printing has not only preserved
bntaded and promoted all others. The art ha-,
too, been greatly improved during the past
decade. 1t Is now supposed to be an near perfec-
ton a. can be attained By human skill and 1t may
be said with due regard TO truth that nowhere
can printing be more neatly executed, or with
greater facility, than at the DiSpatch Printing
House. Here every conceivable kind OF printing
Is :urnsd ont daily, and thousands testify TO
the superior quality OF the work. Orders are pour
ing in, but complete is the assortment of typs-,
aud so numerous the steam Presses. that none are
disappointed. Neatness, promptness, and reason
able charges the ruling principles At the Dis
Dutch Printing House.
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OFFERINGS. = Whedt-Whte, S34 bushels !;
red l7g bushels. Corn-White, !, SIS bushels
yellow, Us bushels: mixed, HI bushels.
Outs-2i6 bushels. Rys-5lo bushels
White, 400 bushels prime NJ
private terms llO bushels prime, =. - loJ
bushels prime - 72h loo bushels good, pri-
vate terms; 3l0 bushels good 10 very fair,
81 40lS2. 76'e !; red, 100 bushels, private terms;
20 bushels medium TO fair, l.. 2j4s. 40. Corn
White, ,o54 bushels very good 10 prime, 81 4!
@sl.5o; yellow, l34 bushels, slit4Sl. 81
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Brevst Brigadier. General Vol1ntsers,
Assistant Commissioners

IT, nay color.d fsN0r- citizens.
take the liberty Of publishing the above pri-
vats letter from General Brown to show what
have been doing for your people have also ad
the pleasure OF giving the timber and a small
money subscription towards building 4 house OF
worship for you ut the head OF Brook turnpike
and now ask your uGdiriisi vote TO encourag
me to continus my efforts for your benefit. promi-
sing At all times to contend for slnal justice to all.
Respectfully. JOHN B. CRBSsHAw.
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THgATRE-The " French Spy was brought
on the Richmond stage on Monday night by
NJ lie Rayel before Il full house. ms was
the favorite piece Of the charming Celeste,
in which her great genius rs pantolnimlst |
was brought out 50 brilliantly, and III which
sh. completely enthused the Richmond au-
,lieuce In the matter OF The Sptrltuette OF the
character, the present representative does not
approach the lamented Celeste. In. physi-
cal achievements Of Mile Ravel are how
ever. wonderful. Such muscular prowess
AS she exhibited in her dancing, her contor-
lions of body, and her fencing, Is rarely
achieved by woman or man. In the lenclng
especially she showed endurance rs we'll AS
skill that was amazing. She handled the sword
with 4 ntheness, art, and ease that seemed
not TO tire at all, while her adversary laDored
and swe;tted and blowed a. one altogether
over taSlied and over matched. \ spy OF
such skill and endurance would be 4 danger
ous customer whether - French y or not p.
The performance WAS decidedly in the line OF
force, and was strongly Infused win salt
petre. Such lighting Is nor seen often, even
on the battlefield and the wonder was no"
ANYBODY survived such hacking and fusIlla-
ding AS a variation upon the :" French
Spv''-gotten up in good style Of dress and
military display-humorous sensational, ana
eXplosive--the exhibition Afforded very CON
siderable entertainment
Let us not forget the orchestra-under hess-
Mich There i no better for It's numbers any
where We acknowledge our indebtedness 10
il for some Of the most select mOrcsduT from
the best composers OH Monday night. The de-
licious piece from kossni, " Una Noce Poca
Fa," was rendered in the most charming man
uer The clarionet in this was exquisite. JAe
performer of that instrument Is an artist, and
deserves especial enccInium IN body OF mas
ter musicians for the delicate and refined man
ner in which he rendered the part allotted &c
him in RoS.ni's grand composition
Tonight NJ lie Rayel appears III the VIZ
ard'B SklIt
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BrRs.r OF REFrGEEs FRgEpxsy

BUREAU OF hEFTGEsS FREEDAsS,
And ABANDONED LANDS,
HDRs. Asst CoN'R. DlsrgrcT oF yIRgIsIA,
RICHMOND, September Is, lst7.
J. 3. Crsnshd,c, Esq.
Ny Dear sir,-ln reply 20 your conmunic alton
OF this date regret 10 state that tn. Bureau is
not Al presen. in possession Of any unoccupied
buildings. II Will afford ma pleasure to render
every possible a'd In carrying forward An euter-
prise which will afford good home and educa-
ton to the many homeless and friandIess colorsd
orphans.
With my sincere sympathy In your movement,
l remain, my dear sir yours, truly,
u BaOwy,
Brevst Brigadier. General Vol1ntsers,
Assistant Commissioner.
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\ New BRANCH OF BUSINESS many
wears while Richmond Was a great tobacco
manufacturing city, the making or boxes IN
which the tobacco was pressed gave employ
ment 10 4 very large number OF hands. Lately,
however, the business has not been carried on
IN the same extent, and 4 few mechanics could
supply the whole demand.
Some manufacturers have been sending
boxes 10 other cities TO seek for market. Mr..
r H. Whtlock has shipped some OF them 70
New York; and the parties 10 whom they
were sent have been 30 much pleased that they
have ordered from him 4 full supply, and he
is now regularly shipping them. The timber
is brought from Albany, reaching here ria
New York and Is returned North III the form
of boxes.
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RICHMOND. October lss

RICHMOND, October Is 1857.
adies,-Your very valued favor Of the Tth, re-
uuesting the Pastime Bass ball Club OF this city
to play game for the benefit OF the Dorcas So
ciety, has been received and laid before the
Club, by the members Of which | am directed TO
say that 1t is their warm desire to acceds In any
way in their power TO your humane and benevo-
lent wishes and fully apprscattng the good
work In which you are engaged, We would re-
specially name Tuesday the 2?d instant a. the
day when the game will come of, when We Will
play with picked nine OF the Conventional
Clubs OF Rich mond, on the old Fair Grounds, at
half past o'clock =. M.
Very respectfully, A. G. BABcoCK,
President Pastime Base bail Club.
To Mrs. william Bell, Mrs. N. II. Forbes, Mrs
Colonel Thomas J. Evans, Mrs. d. ). Wool
driiye Mrs John b Morton. COMMITTEES.
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THE BASE BALL GAME FOR THE BENEFIT OF
TIE ORPHASs.-The grand match game of base
ball for the benefit of the st. Ioseph's Orphan
ASYLUM took place yesterday afternoon on the
old Fair Grounds. There was Il large mum
Der of persons present, among whom was Z
considerable number of Indies. The orphans
Of the asylum were also present. At2 clock
the game commenced, with the pastimes 1T
the bat and the Picked Nine in the field. After
an exciting contest, lasting three hours, the
Pas times were declared the TictorS. The fol-
lowing is the score
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DEAD THIS! READ T II 5
IL, AND YOU WILL PSOFlT BY 1T
GREAT BARG Al Ms
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS

EyEEIEI,s CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 4l MAIN STREET,
fnearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door 10
MIR. ulius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 wards best quality CALICO for nhepenee
ayard and upwards r.curD
5000 yards best b .EACHED and uN bl, nAoh "a
SHlkrISGS FOR ninepence yaid rurD
5000 yaros BLkACHhD and uSbbhhtHHi =
sHEETINGS full yard wide for sh,l ,ht iins
S 900 wards Go DS FOR MEMS and bu1s
TEAR-selling off at great bargains in thess
goods-you cannot fail 10 buy ,rrr
5000 yards WHITE, EED. ELLoW, Blue ana
GEAY FLANSELS. very cheap;
10 600 wards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, NJ eh,
treney low prices just 10 sur ,nss1 ,noox nai1 o
times" when you have but nttle money -
spare for Il dress. .. ~
II YOU have Dry Goods TO purchase cal al my
store and you win be surely suited In 81 LIE ano
plIfEs and save az least twenty nve per cent
an All YOU have to buy. besure TO md the rlgh,
stara winch is dssig mated by the large swinging
sipn with the inscription OF n, cropu,
aSEYlEEIEL's CHEAP DRY GOODS STOKE. :
Store closed on Saturdays. "u =
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MAYORS CorRr-MAYoR MAYO PREslDlSG-
TrE>pAr MoRSISG-Wiliam Coleman, MA.
tiIdn and Ailsey Anderson, colored, charged
with stealing three pieces OF calico from isaac {
HutZler, were arraigued. In the absence or
witnesses, the case was continued until To-
day. ,.,
Nelson Morning - manhood in embryo,
charged with stealing six vests from MOTIFS
Rose was sent To Jail to be cared for "
Charles Roberts, miniature "lnanhoou,
charged with stealing IS. % from Isabella heA'
was sent on. ,-.,.;., :,
Dick Champion was arraigned for knockins {
down an old negro man named stephen
Wright and robbing him OF 50 :.
Uncle Stephen said ''he was soin cE,t, cross us
Rockets field, when Dick Champion halle',
him. and axed him ef he had any money, ,u aiu
he said no; an he no sooner say de "ord "i1h
Champion haul of an knock him down. iis
had S5. 10 in his pocket in Il kunJer DAG anu
now lie didn' / have nary cent.
In the absence of witnesses the case wa wa
continued until to-day, and Champion "a'
refused bail.
Joe Peterson, charged with assauillhs anu
beating Martha Halter, colored, was ~
rigned and In Tho absence OF witnesses TIC
case WAS continued until to-day
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RsLIGIous-The series OF meetings which
have been in progress for several weeks phst
at the Sidney Methodist church, under the
charge of tue Rev Jacob Manning, We're
closed on Monday night last. twenty-five
persons professrd conversion, among lhsin
several heads OF families