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The national Republican., 1867-08-13

81 Free to Everybody.-A large PIP.
o!reulsr giving Information Of the greatest import
auee to the young Of beth sexes.
It teaches Low the homely may become beautiful
the dsspissd respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No youug lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
tdrn mail. Address p. o. Drawer ,2l,
mhls-d&wly Troy, MY
The national Republican., 1867-08-13

~ The Gravest Maladies of Youth and
EARLY MLEHooD.-HowGrd Association Essays, on
the PhysiOlOgy Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abnsss and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF man.
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-
Tsysd In this Tnstitnton Sent In sealed letter en-
veiopts, free OF charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
fsnn. myl7-9m
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F0R RENT-ONE NEATLY.FUR.
Il HIsHED FRONT ROOM, hrst floor Terms
reasonable Address or call at No. 800 street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth. aul3.st
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NOTICE. HEREBY FOREWARN
IN all persons against trusting Aay one on my
account, by order or otherwise, will pay NO debts
thus contracted. JAS A. WILLIAMS
wAsHIS"roS, Aug. H. 1897. aul3.St
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THE LADIES conducting the Fair for the beneft
OF the Orphan Asylum and the Church, with many
thanks for tho kindness OF the donors, ackhow-
ledge the receipt from citizens of Richmond OF
sundry egculents in the form Of bread, cakes,
pickles, meats, &c.
From Messrs. Koso Day, complete miniature
cooking stove;
From Mr.. Phillips. cake moulds, coffee urn, and
tea. kettle;
From citixsns olChesterfeld through Mr. Marks
four cakes and 81 in money;
From citizens of Chesterfield through Miss MAN.
dsrs, Il box containing handsome lawalry- Dox
AID other fancy articles, with ~ in money
From citizens OF Hanover through MISS A Fin'
ney, butter, eggs, pickle, So, and s2t In money.
70 Messrs. kellogg s Gibson and Mr.. Isteile
thanks are rendered Tor many articles loaned The
rair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-19

An INTERESTING RELIC OF THE DAVIS
TRIAL.-We have received through A. ii.
Christian s. Co. q fine lithograph copy of
the "bail bond of Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
late President Of the Confederate States,
with all the original signatures thereto"
Anart from the interest attached to this
recognizance, It is interesting to note the
signatures attached to it. Those in the
lithosraph are fac simile of the original
now in the clerks office Of the United
States Circuit Court. =.
The bold autograph Of Jefferson Davisis
the first. This is followed by the cramped
chirogrsphy of Gerrit Smith, the scrawl-
ing signature of Horace Greeley, the plain
lettering of Augustus Scheu OF New
York, and A. .Welch Of Philadelphia.
Then follow other names well known and
honored in Virginia. Two venerable clti-
zens of Richmond-Jarnes Thomas, Sr.,
and Thomas r. Price-make their marks.
The names Of George Shea and Ben
Wood, of New York, are the last OF the
twenty -four. John Minor Bolts writes in
larger characters than usual. Two or
three names cannot be read without con-
siderable difficulty.
A copy OF this bail bond, executed with
so much accuracy and elegance, VIII DO
valuable in the years to como, whatever
may be the fate of Mr.. Davis.
A. II. Christian & Go. have the htho-
graph for sale.
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MoS1HLY MEEr1SG oE rHE METHODIST

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHoo1. SoCIETY.-The November
meeting was held at Union Station on Sum
day afternoon at 3 o'clock Asa Snyder,
president, in the chair. The exercises
we're opened with singing by the children
of the Sunday school, and prayer by Mr..
Lambeth, of Centenary church. A COM
mittee appointed for the purpose reported
important amendments to the Constitution
of the Society; which were adopted. The
following is summary of the Superin-
tendents' REPORTS:
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MAYORS C0URT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
D1SG-MoSDAY MoRNISG.-Jane Baker,
negro, was arraigned for having in her
possession a shawl stolen from Miss Ma
tilda Kracker. In the absence of wit
nesses the case was continued until to-day.
Moses Thomas, negro, charged with
stealing pig iron from the Central Railroad,
was sent on TO answer indictment.
Albert Thornton, negro, charged with
stealing cow from Mrs. Barbara Grouse,
was arraigued, and the case was continued
until tomorrow.
Dream Leaf, negro, charged with being
drunk aud disorderly on the street and
resisting q policeman in the discharge OF
his duty, was sent on to answer indictment
Miles Baker, Richard Adams, Jane
Baker, and Susan Clarke, negroes, were
arraigned for being disorderly and fighting
in the house of Charles Peasants, in Soil
tude. The whole party was sent "undel
the hill" in default of security.
Isaac Williams, negro boy, charged Will
attempting to break into and rob the house
of Lawrence Dwycr, was sent on. :.
William James, negro, charged Witt
breaking into the junk shop of James Z
Smith Co., and stealing fifty pounds o
lead, large lot of rags, etc., was sent Z
Judge Burnham's court.
Henry Burruss, muiatto, charged wit
being drunk and disordcrly on the street
was tiued five dollars.
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such immunities and powers are subject TO
forfeiture In the same manner and to the same
extent rs other persons. If they do ceiI, free
dom, peace, and prosperity will attend upon
them, for which they hare sincrre good
,0ishes; but If evil, that the supremacy and
Justice of the law will be yindicated by con-
dign punishment.
We have felt ourselves irresstlbly impelled
by sense Of duty to make these remarks, and
by the fact that the greater number OF crimes
charged against persons triable In this court
are found among this class, and also that we
may especially say to this grand jury what
we feel perfectly assured will be their fully
recognized and cheerfully discharged duty, 10
examine cases relating TO such individuals rs
critically, deliberately, Thoroughly, and impdr-
tally rs though they concerned any other por-
tion of the people.
After defining the meaning Of " true bill, y
he spoke of the crime of rape, one or two In.
dictments for which would be presented, and
expounded the law upon the subject.
The rest of the charge related 10 the general
classes of offences to be brought before the
jury for It's consideration.
The grand jury retired 20 their room, and
presented the following indictments John
Griffin, Joseph Gregory, Amelia Clarke,
Thomas Robert tson, Thomas Hall, Hubbard
Powell, William Jones, John S. Tyler, Will
liam II. Mitchell, Thomas Armistead and
Daniel Harrison, for felony. A "true bill'
in each case.
The grand jury were then discharged until
10 o clock this morning.
The following cases have been set for trial
to-day: Daniel Harrison, Hubbard Powell,
Thomas Hall, and Amelia Clarke:
Witnesses and yeniremeu will save them
selves much trouble by being punctually pre-
sent.
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.lucti0n Sales THIS Dan.

COOK x I.AUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock
: large assortment OF household furniture
hot bed sash. etc.
BOWMAN X STEOOCK will sell al 10 O'Clock
= large assortment of foreign and domestic
dry goods, etc.
JOHN \. DAVIS will sell At his residence,
,hyee miles below the city, at II O'Clock,
hts crops o! corn, fodder, shucks, etc
JAMES II TAYLOR SON will sell =, !
o'clock y building lot III the town of Ful.
;om
|. CARTWRIGHT will sell ut 1888 Main
street, commencing At 10 A. NJ, household
and kitchen furniture, mattresses, blank
cts. etc.
L. Is YARBROUGH will sell at 10 A. NJ.
az No. east Broad street, groceries, dry
goods, etc.
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10, 1867.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS
rATCR " IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINEp CIRCULATION OF ALI. THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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THE REV. NEwaAs HALE, d. d, or LoS-
noy--Tbis minister, pastor of Surry chapel,
London, is expected TO arrive in this city by
the early Fredericksburg train this morning.
By an appointment made for him in New
York, he Is to preach this evening IL the First
African church, the weli-known old editice on
Broad street. He is quite Il distinguished
divine, and has been received very warmly at
the North DR.. Hall is tinclured with Ame-
rican radicalism, SO far, 1t least, rs it relates
10 the lately enfranchised AS Il man OF edn
cation and ability, it is 10 be hoped that ms
zeal will be at least moderated by judsmenI
and 4 wise consideration for the welfare ana
order OF society in the country in when ne Is
4 stranger. While in the city he WIZ De me
guest of Governor Peirpoint.
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Mrs. LASDER.-Th distinguished artistic
made her first appearance of this season
at the Richmond theatre last evening. Her
reception was good one, and her acting
was fully equal to all expectations. We
do not consider her equal to Ristori, but
we would advise our readers not to miss
seeing her. We regret that our crowded
space precludes q fuller notice of her first
appearance.
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I wish to state that an incorrect state
ment has been made in regard to my mo
theirs death in the local columns OF TINS
paper. If reference be made to the
original advertisement, in last Saturdays
paper. of her death, think it viii correct
ali. Her son, WILLIAM L. LUCK.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLuB.-We are
pleased to see that the German Conserya-
tive citizens Of Madison Ward areabout
to take steps for the formation of Con-
servatiye club. This is move in which
each Conservative German is individually
concerned, and We hope that it win find
liberal favor among them. The meeting
for the purpose Of forming the club will
take place at Sauer's Monticello Hall to-
night at half.past o'clock.
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Meetings.

CONSERVATIVE CLUB
YIN MADISON WARD.-AIl Conservative Ger.
man voters are ereby respectfully invited to at.
tend meeting at Mr.. G sausrs Hall (Monticello
7 o. clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of organizing
Club for Madison Ward. 1t Is OF the highest i'm
portance that every white man shonld do his duty
in the approaching contest, and let US adopted
cttiz.ns come ont like one man, and save Virginia
ID disgrace OF being ruled and ruined by q set o
ignorant fanatics.
no fy--ttr MANY GERMAN tOpEhS.
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Foa THE PENITENTIARY.-The following
named convicts reached the city yester-
day: Marion White, negro, sentenced tor
eighteen years for horse stealing, and John
Cruise, sentenced for three years for bur-
glary and larceny.
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RoBBERY.-Some persons entered the
house of Rev. James B. Taylor, on the up
per end of Franklin street, last week, tax
ing therefrom trunk containing, not only
valuable clothing, but table and tea silver
spoons, daguerrcotypes, and family letters.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 10. 1867.

Ml IMMATURE AuDl AL Az NON EhbEa i0'''
sun ri.es..........7 0s Moon rises 90
sun sstd.............4.67I Hide tide, A. NJ .lo.Si
Port OF RICHMOND, NovgABss ID, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chaudtse and passengers, ID. & ". Currie.
Brig Lapging, Camera, New York, Ia ballast,
z. W. DeYoss Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John syl lvester, clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner J. Fl. Marvel. CULLEN, hence, at Phila-
delphla on 10th.
Nhw YoBK, November l7-Arrivcd sch ooners
John Hinkey, Drudge; O.. Faris, Andsrson y.
DuSles, Yates; &. II. Clark Andtews; Belle X.
HnlI, Driscol Barnard. Let's WoolseV, hoper;
and a. selza, Lovsland all from virginia The
or, on the night OF the lith, daring heaVy
blow OF Sandy Hook, lost part OF her deck load.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK November B.-Arrived, steamers
Niagara and Virginia. from Richmond
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SALR OF REAL E.TATg.-Messrs. James NJ.
Taylor 4 Son sold at auctions yesterday
small brick tenement OH the south side ofClay
near Munfortl street for slab. Purchaser,
Mr. John G.. Toler
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS TS THE Posr-
OFFICE, NOVEMBER IS, lo67-Mrs. Addie '.
Haines, imperfect address; James H. Robin
SON. U. 5. steamer Caswin, imperfect address; ;
Paper Box Maker imperfect address; John
L. Weutherford, Richmond, Va, stamp been
used b. +. Station, Baltimore, Md, stamp
been used; Miss Amanda Baker, Gettysburg
Pa, no stamp; A. +. Cyhosk, Monterey,
Mexico, insutticiently prepaid Land Broker,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; r: II: Tolley,
Manchester, Va, no stamp; c. I. Crittenden,
Culpeper Courthouse, no stamp; General !.
5. Logan, Manchester, Va, one-cent stamp !;
Mary Jane Lee, Yorktown, Va, no stamp !;
Harriet Watkins, Richmond, Va, no stamp !;
Walter Smith, Bangor, Me, no stamp; Ruth
S. Leach, Bangor, ME-, no stamp Sergeant
David Brown, Washington, D. C., no stamp;
Mrs. 5. 5. Corning, Bethel, Conn, no stamp
James McGrifln, Rockingham, ~ G., TWO
cant stamD,
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ADJOURNED MEETING or THE CHAMBER OF
CoMMERCE-An adjourned meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce was held at the Office of Thomas Branch
& Co. yesterday afternoon, and was called to
order by the President, Mr. David /. Burr.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved
The Chairman appointed Messrs. Alexander
Cameron John ID. Harvey, ID. Tillman, and
z. CT. Coghlan, 4 committee on emigration.
On the committee TO procure charter were
placed the names OF the following members
Messrs. r. ] Peyton, II. G. Cabell, Peyton
Wise, NJ. Rosen baum, and j. Is. Watkins.
On motion, the resignation OF Mr. T.. IS.
Bentley rs Il director and chairman OF the
Committee on Manufactures, offered 1t u pre-
vious meeting, was accepted, and, on motion. +.
the Board proceeded TO fill the vacancy, and
Mr. NJ Rosenbatm was elected.
Mr.. Thomas III. Wynne was appointed 10
fill 4 vacancy in the Committee OH Manuiac-
lures.
Mr. T. J. Peyton, from the Committee on
Rooms, reported that they had leased the
building corner Thirteenth and Cary streets
now under process of erection for the term
of three years. The report was received and
adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to the conside-
ration of the tariff of rates, which, mp TO the
hour at which they adjourned, had not been
cUmplet ted.
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MEETING OF THE Orr CorscIL.--A called
evening Present; Messrs. Macfarland tpre-
sident), Clopton, Maury, Mason, Epps, Smith,
Crutchfeld, Taylor, and Lee.
The Chair stated that the meeting had been
called in order TO consider the recent order of
General Schofield concerning the ordering of
n new election on the question of the Coymg-
ton and Ohio subscription.
After some discussion the subject was laid
over until Wednesday next.
Mr.. Lee moved that the vote by which per-
mission was given the York River and Dan
Vile railroads to connect their roads through
the city be recons!dered.
This gave rise to considerable discussion, and
the question was decided by the following re-
solution, offered by Mr.. Lee, and adopted
ResDiced, That the resolution of the Council,
authorizing the Richmond and Danrlle and
the Richmond and York River Railroads to
connect through the city be re-cousidered, and
that further operations be- suspended until
further action of the Council.
a copy Of the resolution was ordered to be
sent to the companies concerned
The Council then adjourned.
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THANKS to Mr.. Parker, purser OF the steamer
Mystic, for Norfolk papers ahead OF The mail.
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HExRIco CousTY CouRr-SArrRDAY, No
vEMBEg lG.-JrsrICE G.. d. .PLEAsASTs PRE-
sIDIyG.-Present: Justice Nettles, Farr;tr,
Henley, and Tyler.
The grand jury reported from their ADJOURN
ed meeting the following true bills:
Indictment against Spencer Jefferson ne
gro) for - feloniously entering dwelling in
the night time with intent 10 commit rape.
A true bill.
True bills were also found against the fol-
lowing Overseers of Roads: John L. Bos-
sieux, Edward Hagan, q. IL. a. Clay, Miles
Duval, DR. Stupleton Coates, Samuel Cottrell,
Jr. and Reuben Cottrell. Also against Jor-
dan Miller and William H. Gentry for OBJ
structing the public roads by taking out sand,
&c, against the peace and dignity Of the Com
monWealth.
Also true bills against VIM. Spicer for grand
larceny, and Stephen Hughes (negro) for shoot
ing a cow belonging to VIM. Z. Ford, against
the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth.
Also IL true bill against Edward Crouch Tor
digging ditch on the lands of Z. I. MOTIFS,
against the peace and dignity, &c.
The grand jury were then discharged
The case of Stephen Hughes, negro, was
then called, and he was bailed to appear at the
next term Of the court. The court then ad-
lourned to meet on Monday.
Condition 0f the JuiL.--The committee from
the Circuit Court, consisting Of Messrs. Geo.
d. Pleasants, DR.. VIM +. Farrar, and oseph
Drinker, together with q similar committee
from the RIdNu jury SOllipOsth W -AeSS1N'
H. Lofland, Corbn Burton, and Winston Jor-
dan, proceeded to inspect the Jail this morn
ing, its condition in regard to strength, COM
fort and cleanliness. After thorough inspec-
ton .hey made n favorable report
MONDAY lSTH.-Justces Of Saturday all pre-
sent The court was occupied all day with the
case of Brasselman u.s. Moore, about mule.
The case was given 10 the jury at late hour
of the afternoon, and returned into court una.
bile TO agree upon verdict, and were dis.
charged The court then adjourned to meet
this morning.
When the grand jury were discharged,
Sheriff Smith announced that their presence
was desired in the room beloW-an invitation
which was at once accepted. They were fol.
lowed by the court and bar. They found
awaiting them Il most bountiful repast, tC
which ample justice was done by all parties
At the adjournment OF the court meeting
Of those citizens of the county present was
ca He'd, and the following proceedings were
held and sent 10 lis for publication:
Alta meeting of a number of the citizens Of
the county of Henrco held ut the court
house of said county on the 10th day OF No
yember, 1907, Isaac o. Austin was called tt
the chair, and H. A. Watt appointed secre
tary.
On motion.
ReSvlred That the chairman have inserted II
the papers of the city of Richmond call fo
n meeting of the citizens OF Henrico county OF
Monday the Sd December next that bein!
court-day), IL the court house, to take in con
sderation the appointment OF delegates 20 Tn
Conservative Convention to be held in tn
CITY of Richmond on the llth day of Decem
ber 1867. l. y. AUsTlS, Chairman
II. 4. Wat, Secretary.
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FAIR.-The Catholic Fair still continues
over Dcvlin s. Cos. Don't forget it.
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fgLE SPEECH or TIE COIlWONHEALTyrS S
ATTORNEY.
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The President introduced the special
exercises of the Acknowledgements by
the children-and Masters Howell Cosby,
Of Manchester Luther Folkes, Of Union
Station; Walford and Hardwicke, of Tri-
nifty; and Willie Sims, of Clay-street, all
made beautiful and appropriate addresses,
in excellent style, greatly to the delight OF
the audience.
The President then introduced Rev. A.
E. Dickinson, of Leigh-street church, who
made speech to the children, abouDding
in happy incidents, related in inimitable
style. His remarks were received with
great pleasure, and the entire audience
seemed charmed with the. facility with
which he adapted his remarks to the occa-
sion, alternately calling up the happy
smile or the sympathisiug tear as he ran
rapidly from one incident to another. He
closed by earnestly invoking Gods bless
ing on the Society and the cause at large.
The Rev. Jacob Manning also addressed
the meeting, referring to the success of
the Society and its influence on schools of
other cities. He urged the schools to put
forth every effort to secure the salvation
of the children committed to their charge.
The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church on the second Sunday in December.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DEINKER'S FARM MURDER.

Fifteenth Day of the Trial of Phillips
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TaxAsuaEx's oFpics Richmond AsDl

RICHMOND. November IL, lss7.
annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders OF this company will be held
on TUESDAY the 10th instant. ut their once, NO;
oil Main street tup stairsl, between MINI anu
Tenth streets at IL O'Clock ".
no It'd NJ. w. HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
Il nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Iompany will be held at the Office 0f the COM
pany in Richmond on WEDH ESDA the Goth day
Of November, 1867, Ut IL O'Clock A.
- = J. Is. WINSTON, =.
nos-td Secretary and Treasurer.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILRoAD CoMPASY,l
RICHMOND, October 70, 1867. !

kICHh0aD, UctOber 70, I5bT.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IS o?THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlLk0AD
CoMPAEY.-The annual meeting OF the STOCK
holders OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in the city OF Richmond on THURS.
DtY the 2sth day OF Sovember, 1907
For the information Of tina sockholders, the
following extracts from the by laws OF the COM
pany are published:
All proxies TO represent stockholders at Re-
neral Iass ting shall be In writing, and signed ny
tina person thus transferring the power; partner
ships may sign in the name OF the pertnsIsaip,
shall be valid No proxy shall be valid given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of the
company.
"So proxy for individual stoc kholdsrs shall
pass free going TO or returning from the meetings
OF the company unless be Is himssl stock
holder"
DAYS previous 10 any general neeting.
J. GARRETT,
NJ rasdNE2awt2sthN Treasurer.
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SEMI-ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF TIL +
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL UNI0N.-The
semi-annual celebration Of the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday School Union OF Henrlco
parish was held on Sunday afternoon in
St. Paul's church. The meeting was one
of the largest of the kind we have ever
witnessed, the church being crowded to
its utmost capacity.
The services were opened with the
singing of the 25th hymn-"1 love thy
kingdom, Lord y; after which, the SER
vice from the Sunday School Liturgy was
held. The l45th hymn, "Rise my soul
and stretch thy WINGS" was then sung,
and the Rev. DR.. Minnigerode delivered
an interesting address. Next in the order
of exercises the 10th hymn from Happy
Voices was sung; after which neat and
appropriate address was delivered by
Major ii. C. Deshields. After singing the
Old Hundred, and prayer and benediction,
the meeting dispersed.
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ARGUMENT COMMENCED.