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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

Nm. BiLpwIN's LscrURE.-A fne au-
diepce assembled at the Broad-street Me-
thodist church on Tuesday evening TO hear
Mr.. Baldwin's lecture upon Fast and
Slow People, The lecturer was re-
pestodly applauded for his happy hits.
One man, however, objected to the lee
turs, that ~ soon as 1t had prepared aper-
con for serious reflection, It immediately
spoiled the effect BY setting him ina roar
of Isushtet,oszHot - q"1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

The CONCERT OF TONIGHT at the thea
tre, being the voluntary compliment of our
musical professors and amateurs, will un-
doubtedly be one of the finest ever given
in our city. Already the seats are secured
for large portion of the house, and we ad-
wise our readers to secure seats during the
day, as it may be done without extra
charge, and will save them much trouble
at night. The programme is one of the best
yet presented, and we hope the attendance
will be commensurate with its character
and the merit of the beneficiary.
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No RATIoNs To-DAY.-We understand
that no rations will be issued at Messrs.
Martin g. Cardozo's to-day, as the expected
contributions from the country did not
arrive. The small amount Of meal on hand
would not supply one-half of the appl-
cants. Due notice will be given Of the
next issue. $40
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WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPUs.-Joseph Fur
ley, charged Igith feloniously stabbing
George Ruffn, made an application for q
writ of habeas corpus before Judge Mere
dith yesterday on the ground that he was
illegally detained. The writ was awarded,
returnable at 2 o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

APpo1NTMENr.-Mr. Robert A. Lancaster
has been elected president pro tenn. Of the
James River and Kanawha Company, and
will fill the position until the meeting OF
the stockholders next month. If he will
agree to serve, no better permanent ap-
pointment could be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

MEssRs. HOLLAND 4 Co., No. IS Main street,
have large assortment Of fashionable and vslua-
BILE jswelry, consisting OF watches, bracelets,
breastpins, and earrings, chains, &c. also, .
large assortment OF silver plated ware, double
barrelled guns. reyolvers, table and pocket cut
tlery dry and fancy goods-all to be sold for one
dollar each,
Having every confidence in the manager, Mr..
E. L. DICKINSON, we chserfully recommend our
readers to give him Q call Eaa.. .re.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

"THE LAND WE LoyE."-The March
number of this excellent magazine has
been handed US by Turner. This is one
of the best numbers which has been issued.
In its table of contents, which is very in
viting, we notice "Twelve Months in
Spain," "The Female Writers of the
South" "Life in Battery Wagner" &C.,
SC. The Haversack is, as usual, filed
with good anecdotes and incidents of the
late war. .... .. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The
Rev. C. II. Read, D. D., the pastor, accom-
panied by the venerable Rev. J. G. Stiles,
is visiting the Gulf States in behalf Of the
arduous enterprise in which this congrega-
ton is engaged--rebuilding their house of
worship. We are glad to hear that DR..
Read is encouraged by the success Of his
efforts thus far. EtJ-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

FREsHET IN THE RIvER.-James river
suddenly rose yesterday about six feet,
and was still rising slowly at dark last eve
ming. It was several inches over the lower
wharves, and in consequence Of the strong
current, several vessels are detained below
in the river. u
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-FEBRUAEr9 10, 1897.
Sun rises. SIS Noon rtses...:: 5n
Sun set. b.3b High tide, A. M.... II ~
POET OF RICHMOND. RzsaUAsr ~, iss7.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEHoRANDl. H.,
Schooner sedons, from Newport, r. l., for viE-
sinis. put into Bermuda on the lst instant. 80. n.
Ssownake Rose, for Richmond. ,
Bosros, February n.-Clssrsd, schoonen 2. 3.
Simmons. Smith, and 4. g. Thomas, Crockett, for
Richmond. .-y ~, ~. 5..-. 80 ~ =
BALTIMORE, February H.-Arrivsd, schooner J.
b. Gallagher, Gallagher, for Richmond. Cleared.
''PS PSIaDsIrHiA, f.brssry S.EcissrsS, sesoousrs
Little Rock, -, and Roanoke. bartlett, Tor
richmond. EF1
The James Island light vessel Chesapeake Bay
has resumed her station. q e II t'@' W
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A SUMPTUoUs AFFAIR.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon deputation of the Richmond
press, by special invitation from the
Messrs. Ballard, partook Of a most sump-
tuous dinner at the Ballard House. The
affair was gotten up in that luxuriant
style for which these princely hospitable
gentlemen are noted. Everything was
there in profusion, and of viands and
sparkling wines there was no end. Of
course the party was jolly one, for who
ever saw crowd of "literati" around
such board as this that was not in high
glee. Jokes, reppartees, and puns-some
of them shocking, positively shocking"-
followed each other in quick succession,
and the party adjourned, each one saying
to himself, My but if could feel this
way always" ~. &
The Ballard House is splendidly kept
hotel, and is fast gaining its former popu-
larity, r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

BARNEY TRACEY's CAsE.-The counsel
for Barney Tracey petitioned Judge Ly-
ons for writ of habeas corpus, represent
ing that he was illegally detained. The
writ was awarded, returnable on Monday
next at III o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

EXECUTIVE The following appoint
ments were made by the Governor yes
terday:
William II. Fitzhugh, notary public for
the town of Fredericksburg and the coun-
ties of Spotsylvanis and Stafford.
John G. Ayres, notary public for the
city of Richmond and county of Henrico.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

PLAN OF DRAWING.
Dnplieate numbers from TO 500 900 are placed In
awheel the fret number when drawn QUIT draws
the highest or hrst gift the second number when
drawn out, the next highest, or second gift, &C.,
until the whole number is drawn.
cert. where 1000 persons can witness 1t. com
uittse will be chosen from the audience TO take
Az agents and purchasers will be supplied with
q correct lift Of the awards as soon - published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to AL booksellers.
druggists, music dealers, &C., where they can be
obtained at ONE DOLLAR each, or In quantities at
Circulars, containing full instructions and terms
10 agents. viii be mailed upon the receipt OF stamp
e orders s may bsssnt to us enclosing the money.
from ~ TO s2s ia Isgis,esed let. Letter r. gssnp STAN en-
order. draft, or express, at the following club
rates -
Five tickets 70 one address. ess.................&< 50
Twenty tickets 70 one address. ............. Is %
Pity tickets TO ono - %
The names Of the agents viii bs published from
Ticket: viii be supplied to agents at fifteen per
Under and in pursuance Of the provisions of the
internal revenue law, his Honor, the Commis-
sionsr OF Internal Revenue, has. upon due PROOF,
lion to hdId i Is GIN eif Concert s1e%pt from an
eaargss Dnsssr from special taz or other dusy In
TSi. Is . prossetion 10 al, Agents. and sxsmpts
them from any and AL liability for license, tax, or
Otherwise.
This exemption is made upon the ground that
the proceeds Of the sale Of tickets for this Concert
are 70 be devoted 10 charitable object, and1s but
smother evidence Of the favor and consideration
which our efforts have been constantly met In
nearly every direction. -
REFERENCES t2 s'f
General Q. r. BEAUBEoARD, New Orlesps,
BnSadier-densral JxyF. TnoxPsoSs Isw Or
leans. E.s8 49,
MAJOR General J. Z. TRISBIs, Of Bshinoss.
Major. General 3. b. BUcKsER, New Orleans.
J. b. BEAH, ~. D., Baltimore.
BALDxRsT0B, n. D., Baltimore. @Jrlgy
MORROW, Publisher Baltimore formerly
OF J. g. Morrow 4 Co.. u
sInno. Baltimore late Of Richmond, Va.
Y. ~. kTIkSr, baltimore. zf ,.,s. tt.
y. AckEsvxk Co.. Baltimore.
All orders and eomnSnieations should bs -.
eFesssd 70 the CkkrRAL 0yficB y 7.
L, +. PALMER Co.,
No. - Holiday street Baltimore
"a Managing DtrSsters. .
fisks.s san Be had In this city as ths .AssjSal
iiEsissas: Es q ss.s y. 0A'u' ~ ss'aAsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

ls f4Gt ayg RIcHnoID, February ], 1871.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w Of our interest In the Carpet, 0ilclcth, and
Paper hanging department. TO Mr. Roberf. kich.
srdson. and the Purnit ure TO Aessu. HAhlistoa y
Brother. who win continue the business sndss
their respective names. .t1nA 90
with thanks for the liberal patronage exfenaee
our Arm. vs reeommsnd oar SUCCESSORS With every
eondd dsncs TO ouT fdends and Patrona
FRENCH CRRd6HAW.
Ths Arm Of FRgNCH 4 CRRNaHAw 10 this day
dissoiysd by inutual consent All parties indebted
are respectfully requested 70 eons fokWASAs xnd
= HI nsSs of the arm win eply be sssd IN l!qai.
dstion, Ak!Ul 1k4E24k ,aoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

ANOTHER COMMISSIONER APPOINTED
William B. Myers was on yesterday ap-
pointed as an additional commissioner for
the Washington Monument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

HUsTINGs CoURT-JUpGE LYONS PREs1-
DING.SThis court did nothing yesterday
of any Importance except to award the
writ of ha6eaS corpus to Barney Tracey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

THE STATE TREAsURER.-Major John s.
Calvert, our State treasurer, has been sum
moned to appear before tho Committee on
the judiciary, and will leave for Washing
tom this morning. y .saag
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= i SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
HOME COMPANY. TRIED AND WE'LL
..-S,4 S4 TESTED. -
TKR pxrsssBuRo SAVINGS AND IHsuRANcE
: q 3. PAct. fTNt tEA1t DAxcr PArL,
~ sscrStafy. 80 President.

-wSass agents Of the above Company. In risks,
svsry GOOD undsrwrttss consider the "moral
hazard OF great moment, and with companies,
"moral character " that Is readiness and Will.
meet fairly and promptly all Just lossss-
is among the highest attributes. ---
Without desiring 10 pluck leaf from the
wreath Of any other company, We beg to commend
the PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY 70 the liberal patronage Of the public.
In ih savings department, ~ We are advised,
''n has bean paying dollar for dollar Of Its de-
posits before the war in present currency. and
commutsd Its Confederate deposits ct the gold
value at the time OF deposit"
We respectfully call the attention OF the Rich-
mond stoekhol ers, and friends OF the company,
and Of our patrons and the public generally, 70
this sdverti sement. s. ia-r.
fe?7-iws THOMAS N. ALPRIEED & son.
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THErT.-Mary Perkins was arrested
Yesterday for stealing two watches from
Thomas Granger, valued ct forty-two dol
L. q u. or e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John Furguson
was put in limbo yesterday for assaulting
and beating David N. Cauly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

II may seem unnec 'sary to add a single word to
the above address, bnt the calls upon the institu-
ton have been so numerous and pressing, and the
struggle through which IL is now passing to widen
the circle of Its charities, is of such an arduous
nature nat the IN arrangement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humsne and sympathetic every
where an active participation in this additional
attempt to alleviate the sad condition OF great
numbers Of helpless children, rendered thus by
the terrible war through which we have passed.
And assuredly, whatever may have been the rela-
tofore, all must sgree that the children referred to
could not, by any possibility, have had an agency
destitute condition, and are suitable objec for the
charity OF all persons of whatever shade of poiti-
cal opinion. The " Home and school" which
endoto will be OF incalculable benefit by provi-
ding not only food and raiment for these helpless
ones, but likewise solid and thorough education,
thus qualifying them for future usefulness to So
ciety Al large. in order that this appeal may be
efsctuai In enlisting the active intersst and CO.
operation OF all classes of persons everywhere,
we have concluded 10 issue for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-28

Mas. &. A. p. MEARS, Baltimore, Md. .s
mrs J. H. sCHIERs, Baltimore, Nd.
MRS. l.. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. w. L. B0STOCK, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Md.
Mks. Dr.. A. g. KIMBERLY, Baltimore Md.
MRs, CHARLES McCUBBIN, Baltimore, Md.
MRs. Hon. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
MRS. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va
MRS. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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GIFT CONCERT ENTERPRISE.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION ,coscERr &. ,.1,. +
N.tt h Ea r..t
ry AID or TIE asaoz }
SOUTHERN ORPHANS AssoCrAr1oS
80 a-a tfH t,n
finsorporsssd By the Lssislasurs sf virsinia,
Jsnassy 70. 1857,
ia 70 m orvrx At rn-rY
MARYLAND INSTITUTE, sALrInoRs,
APRIL sorH. 1857. "a.
The PROFITS OF this concert will be given to the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS, ASSOCIATION.

10 othe'subjoinsd address from the officers Of which
we call the attention Of the public:
We, the ofscers Of the Southern Orphans Asso-
ciation for the maintenance and education OF the
destitute orphans Of deceased southern soldiers
snd sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy and
operation In our Grand Presentation Concert Of all
who desire 10 see the " homo and school enabled
TO rec eiveand for all needy ones who seek its
shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal to them to help
us In q more extensive enterprise. IL 10 the de.
sign OF tie Association to erect . " Home and
School" for the orphans Of the South, both male
and female, extensive scale, in the city Of
Richmond. Va. As an indueemsnt to have the
building located there, the Common Council OF
in an elevated and heslthful location and win In.
crease the quantity of land IL needed. +
II is with = confident hope in 4 favorable re-
sponse 10 this appeal to public which has never
yet failed TO sustain charitable institution. that
we have entered into an arrangement with Messrs.
L. T. PALMER K CO., No. Is Holiday street,
Baltimore 10 organize Grand Musical Presenta-
,ion Concert for its benefit. and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public to en-
sure Its success.
Gsignedl
Mas ]. NJ HAMMOND, President,
Mas. De. J. B. BEAN, Vice President.
MRS. 4. A. 4. MEARS. Treasurer.
MRS DR. A. @. KIMBgRLY, Cor sec'y.
MR. J. II. sCHIERs, Recording sec'y.
Dk. A. G.. KIMBERLY, Financial Sec'y.
h. O. DALLaM, Esq. Counsellor.
BALTIAoxE, February IS, 1867.
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RyL1orous SERVICES To-pAr.-By re-
solution of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church Of the southern
States, this day, being the last Thursday in
Februsry. Is to be observed asa day Of
g fas.ing, humiliation, and prayer by oil
the ministers, families, and congregations
under this General Assembly, y In view " Of
the manifold sins and dangers Of our peo-
pie, the privation and distress to which
many of them have been reduced, and
especially in the hope that It may please
God, in answer to our prayers, to bestow
His blessing on our Church in al her spi-
ritual interests and Christian enterprises" !"
The young men in schools and colleges,
and the youth generally of the Church, are
usually made subjects Of special prayer on
this day.
The following are the appointments for
divine services in the Presbyterian
churches of this city: First Church at n
PM; young mems meeting at ~ P. NJ.
Second Church at ~ P. M, in the lecture
room. Third Church at ~ P. N. Occu-
pying public hall in which services could
not be held during the week, the congrega-
ton of the United Presbyterian Church
have been invited to attend services at DR..
Hoge's church. ...s-
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n0 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL...........-. ,ooo
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. l,00o.o 900
INSURANCE FOR ssoo, 600.
The LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE. COMPANY are prepared to issue
FLOATING POLICIES TO the extent OF $500, coo on
tobacco in the wareh ousss OF the city. By this
mode OF insurance ONE POLICY may be made to
cover in all Of the first olass warehouses in the
city
Every dealer In the leaf should protect himself
by one Of these policies.
All claims paid ON proof Of loss without any de-
dustion for interest, which is . saving to the in
sured Of one per cent.
POLICIES ISSUED IN CURRENCY. GOLD,
-r OR STERLING, AND UND0UBTED
NJ. SECURITY OFFERED.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
General Agents, Virginia.
once over National Exchange Bank.
fe 255t
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Harnden
Express Company. a .s..a
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ELOPEMENT EXTRAoRDINARY-A MAN
ELoPEs WITH HIS PARTEER's WIFE.-Alas
for frail humanity, there are many men
in this world who cannot let other mems
wives alone and we might as well out
with it-there are too many of other mems
wives who will allow themselves to be med
died with. Richmond does not afford ex-
ample of this woful fact as often as many
other cities of its size, but when it does,
its examples are Of the most striking kind.
To this fact, witness the following:
On yesterday morning, as we wended our
wayfrom the Mayors courtroom, we were
hailed by friend in manner that made
us conjecture at once that he had an
item' for US. Our conjecture proved
correct for he "did tale unfold " such
as is only unfolded to us once in year or
so. Here it is:
The hero of the story, $50 called" is
one Robert I. Fleming the heroine,
"ditto," Mrs. Edward r. Hopkins and the
aggrieved man, the husband of the last
mentioned, an honest, well-to-do mechanic.
Edward r. Hopkins and lady have not been
married very many years, and 1t is proba-
BILE that their marriage would have proved
q source of happiness to them both but for
the appearance of our hero as his partner.
Fleming was good fellow good me-
chanic, and an unmarried man, and of
course just the man for partner in busi-
ness. A partner, and an unmarried man,
what better place could he find to board
than in the house of Hopkins3 What a
pity he could not, or else we should never
have had to tell this story. The firm
lived peacefully together, and nothing
ever disturbed its quiet until Tuesday
morning, when Hopkins's mother dis
covered that her sons partner was car
rying his rights as such too far, and
was infringing upon relations which should
only exist between man and wife. Natu-
rally, "high old time might have been
anticipated from this discovery, but the
row was prevented by the sudden disap-
pearance of Fleming and Mrs. Hopkins.
The wronged husband instituted search
for the missing pair, and found that they
had gone off on the evening train on the
Central road. Nothing has since been
heard of them, but it is supposed that they
have gone to the place Of Fleming's birth.
Nothing good can come of the affair, how
ever, and we expect yet to have to speak
of Mrs. Hopkins as sadder and wiser
woman"
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND ehn
N sHOB MANUFACT6kRR, No: II
streets, makes TO order Ia DIES ard GIN. -
rLBMkN'S BOOTS and SHOES of the best mate.
rial and workmanship thst can be obtained, and
on terms N rsasonable ss the same quality can be
made any where. 4 call 10 respectfully solicited.
n. B.-Rspairing neatly done.
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
u
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The balance consists OF the following articles !:
Musical Instruments, r..~a
Mnsic Boxes,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Riding Whips,
Opera Glasses,
Once and Parlor Furniture,
Writing Desks,
Black Walnut Frames,
Engravings, &C., &c, &c,
the whole amounting TO an aggregate OF
soe, 900 VALUABLE GIFTS.
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nR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
..d = GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
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"A + COST, At s CosT; :;,,o,. ,,,.,.
I. In::sss. e 9.s s9::S: :SS
g vi 80 ~ e oRPessssn'sy ss:s aSrss &
seors. and you VIII savs money ~ calling st the
sess;Hs g ss''ae - ~ ss46sf sis~ nAswoop.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-25
No. 149.

as though he saw a spectre, and put
ting Tie glass away, turned hrs face
10 Che wall and lay SO
Ny mother looked at me; she seem
cd frightened, and her eyes we're full
Of tears
$50 to him, Louise, she whispered;
" this is your time
was crying, too, and trembling so
| could hardly stand, but | went to
him and knelt down beside the bed.
ooh. Max Max !" / cried. II was
all | could say, and my voice was
choked with sobs
NV mother saw how it was, and
came to us.
Bending over Max, she touched his
poor Scared face with hor lips, and
some Of her tears iell upon it.
"AIy dear son, said she, ''can You
forgive Louise all the past, and love
her as you used too. She never will be
happy until you do
"A poor, disfigured wietCh = mon
ster - he groaned.
My mothers gentle hand stopped
MS llpS. ana Crlcu OuJ III NY dEOuys
for every word he said seemed re-
proaoh Of me.
ooh, Max, forgive me and love me
again, or / shall die
He opened his eyes then and look
ed at us.
"You are strange pair" he said.
you shall do with ips as you will,
mn mother! my tcVe.'
His eyes shone he was comiorted.
He was sitting up the next day. his
still bandaged hands upon a pillow
before him. He looked down anthem
with sad smile.
"Tho doctor says l shall never be
able to work at my trade any more,
Louise" he said.
met his look fearlessly.
81 should'n mind the trade now
Max YOU know would not.
AS for Captain Burns, he took my
detection with great ednanimity, and
was married to Miss Vesey before l.
was TO Max.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-25

The new church is said to have cost
$4,000, besides the land, the new or
gan and bell, which have been sub
stituted for the old ones. This is a
spacious and well constructed edfce,
and is an ornament to the village. ~
The present pastor Of the church,
(lSGG, is the Rev. Mr. Bittinger, for
merly of Maine, with whom the church
and society are satisfied.