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OF all the Evangelical denomnations Of the city,
viii b held throughout the weck. appointed by the
Evangelical Alliance" CON . ,ncng the 7sh Of jan,
1857, O'Clock, and every morning during the week
ct same hour. The meetings will be held in Union
Chapel, N. =. Church, on Main-ss All Christians
invited 70 cooperate and bring friends With the
Programme will be published next week
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1855. IL
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SUBSTANTIAL THAkKs I'VE are re-
quested by HoxnecAr PARRy, to return his
unfeigneArnd sincere thanks 70 the Fire
DEPARTMENT. OF this city, for their exer-
tons i3fatfng his property, and. as .
substa9uaE remembrance Of their ser
vices, he authorizes us to inform the
Treaswrers Of the Flee Companies and
the Hook and Ladder Company, to draw
on him for twenty FIVE dollars each. i'm
mediatelN -
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NOTICE.

II .saasaso
The undersigncd.wonld hereby. tender
% the iHens Of Richmond. and espec
illy, t1yaho members of the Fire de
partmenS their sincere thanks for their
nntiring .forts to save our property at
tho ,i1 uHfhe recent IRE. We feel that
Ne owe 10 cur friends snd neighbors who,
: il msay aes. at imminent risk OF life and
limb atere, the burning baiiding aud
carried ont or stock, debt Of gratitude
We shall be e,er unable to pay.
Weshxn eneaver by energy and per
ssverence to o%rcome the effort Of this
dissnessosad boia up > branch ofbusinesa
hsrSsAae shali b, credit 10 our growing
young city
SrENkR. CRocKER & Co. ?
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= MYsrERroUs-A CHILD FoUND.-After
eating breakfast. on Tuesday morning 4
last, GARDExER MRNpESHALL, of"Sylvan
Height" about one-and a-half miles
North east of the city. heard child cry
ing or whining near the i.ouse, and sup
posing # to be his little grand child, he /
started GU. to bring him in. On open
ing the door. he discovered bundle on
the door step, and short distance
pair of child's mittens lying on the
ground. He listened and again heard
low whine--he followed the sound which
appeared to be near spruce pine tree,
and when he got to the tree, he parted
the branches, which had grown close to
the ground and was very thick and af
forded complete shelter beneath them,
looked in and beheld small child. He
drew il from its cold bed. conveyed it to
the house, aud on examination found one
| of its little hands very badly frozen. and
one foot partially in that situation. Judg-
ing from its general appearance, it must
/ have persisted in short time, had it not
been thus timely discovered by Mr.. NJ.
BY i,nmsrsing its hand and foot in cold
water-rubbing, DC. the use of them
was restored, and the little waif is now
dong as u:ll as could be expected.
Y The child was eliJressed lis quite
good looking and of healthy appearance.
It has light hair, large eyes and seppos-
ell to be OF Irish descent IT had % re-.
stockings. aud its mittens were also red
and bordered with red fringe, and the
bundle alluded to above, contained va
rious articles of clothing much worn
the child having on its best suit.
Mr.. NJ. thinks the little boy must have
been LEFT ON the steps about midnight,
. by its unnatural parent, and feeling cold
it instinctively sought shelter under The
} pine tree, and thus kept from being frozen
3 TO death. From tie appearance Of the
tracks, going towards the house and
back to the gate Mr.. II. thinks it must
have been its mother. who deserted hel
: offspring and LEFT it on the steps. to b
cared for BY strangers. or perish from
| cold. { ssease
!. E Any information, 20 that this inhumaz
!, mothef kAa be discovered, win gladly b
!, eceive.l by Mr.. NJ.
The meeting called by the Soldiers
: for the purpose of nominating candi
: date for Mayor, on yesterday Thursday
9 evening. appointed VIM. T, Wilsor
= ESQ, Chairman, who stated that the oh
iect for which they had assembled. ha,
. been forestaiied by the action Of tn
r ward ssslsssszs Gin nominatisg Esq
y Ssubbs, As candidate on wednesda,
e evening. and suggested that the Conven
q ton adjoQ1 e sud. on motion. the sug
(, ees.ion was adopted, and it was accord
ineiy sdjoarnsd si.s de.
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The German Dry Goods Store" No.
Is Main street, opens this day for bust
ness. Unusual inducements are offered
in regard to prices, aad it will be for the
interest of all to come and look.
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ITCH. iTcH. ITCH!
SCRATCH: SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

LSO CURES SALT RBEg-N. ULCERS. CELL
"A BLAIsS, sd al. EREPTioSSO OF THE SKIS.
Pree - cents. Fer sale by a.. drscsrs.xs Bz .euA
ing - renfs 10 WEEKS POTTER. Su3e 49,
ITO Washington street, Bosto1 IL ND. Be forv.sdf,
By mail. IRE = poStaga, n psrs Of the Csiaea
States. n
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About las barrels of lard were caught
in its progress through the drain. lead
Ing from Meesrs. vanneman 4 Reid's
pork houss,ia q the Gaar Foundry hill.
and scraped up on the river. and more,
it 10 expected will be saved.
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An EFFECrUA WORM MEqcINE
BROWNS VERMIFUs:Ea CONf4T0,

An EFFECrUA WORM MEqkCINEs
BROWNS yERMIFUssE CONF4TS. =
On WORK LozKsGERs. Much sickness. und0nbtedlv,
with children and adults. attributed other causes, 10
occasioned by worms The "yERNIFrGE Coxrlrs,
although efectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the mest delicate child This
valuable combination has been successfully used by
ply sicans and found be safe and in eradicate
ing worms, hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention, neglect Of the trouble often pro-
longed Sickness "a @2sF4 E+ s0E-t sve
Symptoms Of Worms in Children often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation. which be removed only by the OF
remedy. Tie combination of ingredients used in
making Broras Vermifage Conft-" is such 70 give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN. Propriesors. New York. Sold
by al Dealers in Medicines, at IS cts. a box.
. q - o..asSsi &c. yr- .. N. P. ! Co. II 70.
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AccrDkkTa--JAxxs PLuxxnH, clipped
and fell u the pavement, on Tuesday
last, breaking his leg.
Sunday week. Geo. Wason. SON Of Mr..
Fleming Wesson. had his arm broken
whilst wrestling.
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Go to the German Dry Goods Store.
next to S. Backman' Cigar Store.
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The Liberty Herald, of Jan. 2, says
that Gen. Bennett is able to be out. hav-
ing been confined to his room for about
two weeks, by severe cold
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Chicago e. Great Eastern Rail way OBJECT
Chicago, Dec. FL, Sos. !
NOTICE. is hereby given, that the Annual Meet
IL ing Of tho Stockholders of the Chicago and
Directors ensuing aud for the TRANSACTIONS
IT other business, will be held the Office Of the
Company. Corner of Randolph ami Dearborn Streets.
ia I'll C.tr o. Chicago. State OF Illinois, WeGnes-
day January s, 1887, at II O'Clock, A NJ.
b. rier of the Beard. A. TENNY. Sec'y.
44,crpfSt, so
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Bargains are offered al the ''Germar
Dry Goods Store. No. IS Main street.
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> The old "Alle2hanians," VocaIists and
Swiss Bell. Ringers, just returned from
Europe, areaeoming to our City. Their
advertisement will appear next week
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ekesa OF theGrand cocert TO b Civ
shi. city. Feb lst, 49,, are selling
RapldJ, and from preeot indica-
Mey Win all Be sold I, the time
rtised for the drawinA Those
!. n ackets. should mot delA, longer,
hs5j~ Se Tor the driving is.lose 1t
p.in,ss kess can be proeures II the
y1s;asss houses in this ely and
s2a,Vx'ns>l. to 8. J. MUS, pox.
u,adsynd
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Messr@Eeurtliause u Lieve, are put
ting up ifLat il about from 10 to IL
inches qtk from the Fulghum pond
prepari4k6x the heated term. s4s
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>yuFaaR Lstz-xss .-We notice in the
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uss neeoae An expouder Of the Consti-
sano Noldly Avs, that that tune
.onofed instrnuentdeclares '.No bin
Il stta:nder or Kxros, r.cro law shall
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TuI Nrw YEARs' Address, in to days
PAPER, was written by Mrs D. n. JoR-
DAN. ofaPf city. and We think it one OF
the best % her many excellent produc-
tons.
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"CNKAP SroR1," 5th 81, ono squafe nom DeP0s'
Our ySsS1 friend, Lee Addington, has
charge ofsshe s'Skating Park"-a slick
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Throat Affections

Are -aors frequently than otherwise caused By
{, thick. slimy mucous. falling from the head
especially during tho night, and
resulting from Catarrb, and
are cured by
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JusAMs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-16
MIR. JOHNSON ana his Betrayers.

bT0nl the " = Tribune.
Before Andrew Johnson had been three
weeks President, Shiny, insidious creatures,
who had instinctively Kissed whenever his
name had been mentioned during the two or
three preceding years, crawled through by
ways and up back stairs to his ear, and be-
gulled him to his ruin, with assurances that
ne was still regarded by the Democratic
party as one whom accident had temporarily
anena'ed from its fold, but who was in heart
ana purpose still Democrat, whom his old
party was ready to recognize and follow as
leader They told him that he was destined
TO reunite and restore to power the Jackson
Democracy, and thus earn its gratitude and
triumphant support in the next Presidential
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The Late Peace Speeches of the Emperor
Napoleon.


From The ~ Y Herald
The time has been, and that at no remote
date, when the affairs of one nation were
matters of comparative Indifference to the
people of all other nations. Times have
changed, and changed rapidly. We do not,
because we cannot, say that the nations are
bound together by love. They are bound
together, nevertheless; and in view of the
fact, it matters little whether they are bound
together by love or by interest. More and
more the nations are feeling themselves one.
natural and necessary consequence of this
is that no one of the great nations of modern
times can afford to be Indifferent to the affairs
of any other.
1t is this general principle which enables us
to understand the interest which is taken by
the Old World in the affairs of the New, and
the interest which is taken by the New in the
affairs of the Old. There is an affinity-We
cannot well call it electric, but it is as delicate
as electric may be-between all peoples. Gov
ernments may have different interests, but
the interests of the people in all nations are
one and the same. Touch the pulse of one
nation and the throbbing of the universal
pulse is felt. Do wrong to one nation, and
the wrong is everywhere experienced.
The speeches. of the Emperor Napoleon at
in point. Since the close of the late German
war the Emperor himself has been mainly re-
sponsible for the creation OF an uneasy feeling
financially, not in France alone, but through
out the world. This uneasiness was a source
not only of discomfort but of suffering to
France. What France was to do France did
not know. What France did know was that
she was suffering, and that the state of sus-
pense in which she was placed by the Empe
ror's policy was the main cause of that suffer
ing. France, therefore, was impatient, and
the world was annoyed
The Emperor has at last spoken out. His
speeches are before France and the world, and
France and the world have been bold enough
to give their opinions thereon. What is the
merit of these speeches, whether they mean
peace or whether they mean war, are questions
for the present aside. To those who are con-
cerned about these points, we commend the
opinions which we have already expressed,
and the extracts which we gave rom our Eu-
ropean files in Fridays Herald. The points
which we wish to notice are that the public
opinion of the nation has forced itself on the
attention of the Emperor, and that the En-
peror himself is now tolerably well convinced
that the game of keeping the nations under a
continuous war excitement is well-nigh played
out The "black spots on the horizon" the
source of so much disquietude, the Emperor
begins to feel are very much OF his own
creating.
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FutiIity and NIischtef OF the PresIdent's
Course.
From the NJ Y. Times.

OOuEbGs
From 1te NJ Y. Times
A special despatch to Saturdays ETpress
intimates that although the President is
''hrmly and unchangeably convinced" of the
legality of the Amnesty Proclamation, tstill
the doubt upon the question that exists in the
public mind, 'and the agitation to which it has
given rise, twill, it is feared, render the pro-
olamation of very little benefit to the people
ior whom it was intended" "Certain il is. -
Ihe same authority adds, "there will be no
registration under it, so that in the important
Rolht OF sunrage 1t will prove an utter nullity."
Wnether the Express correctly reports the
1eelng ana purpose of Mr.. Johnson or not
there can pe no doubt that it speaks the truth
when it describes the recent prooIamo tio, ~
OF no service whatever to the South. 90
The fact that the remark is equally annl;oa -
bic to every phase of the President's ant;
Congressional policy is its severest condemna-
ton. Something might be alleged in favor of
an obstinate adherance to his own views if he
were able SO to apply them as to mitigate the
miseries and hasten the restoration of the
South. The accomplishment of practical
good would 20 far towards palliating dogma
tism and self-will in its prosecution. But
what can be pleaded in justification of acts
object What can be urged in vindication ol
a policy undertaken avowedly in the interest
of the South, but which always signally fails
to afford it the slightest benefit The Am
nesty Proclamation is one of a series of inter
ferenoes designed TO cOunteraot certain mea-
sures of Congress, and its failure to restore
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MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.

M r s. NJ A. BIN DE r.
4N1 No 1881 CHEsNUT STREET,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY,
trimmed Paper Patterns of entirely new degfRnN
for Ladies and Childrens Dresses; also,
Importer OF Ladies' Dress and Cloak Trimminps In
every variety and style OF Fringes, new satin Trim
mlnBs Iassels, Gimps, Braids, Ribbons Vevets 0ui-
pure ana Slnny Laces. Grape Trimmings, French
Cl0sk Making IN all It's departments.
Wedding and Travelling Outfits made to order in
fail to please.
suits Of Mourning at shortest notice; sets OF Pat
terms iOr Merchants ana Dressmakers now ready,
atterns sent by mail express TO all parts or the
Union. calm
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the blow would come together. We guess
that he has been unduly excited by the late
elections in California and Maine, and thinks
that his policy is at last creating a tremendous
popular reaction against Congress, and that
perhaps the people are ready for any measures
that will rid the country of this radical Con-
gress and its radical revolutionary schemes.
If such, however, are the notions of Mr..
Johnson in causing these hints of his present
intentions TO be made known, we suspect that
he will very soon be undeceived and that he
has again been making political capital for
the Republican party as represented in Con-
gress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-28

UNIVERSAL NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-m the
Senate, Tuesday, Mr.. Sumner introduced
ga bill to enforce the several provisions of
the Constitution abolishing slavery, de-
claring the %immunities Of citizens, and
guaranteeing a republican form of govern
ment by securing the elective franchise to
colored citizens" which, after reciting in
a preamble the authority conferred by the
several amendments named, provides that
every citizen shall have the right to vote
in every State or Territory at all elections
for Federal, State, or local officers Of
every kind, upon equal terms, without re-
gard to race or color, all State or terrific.
rial constitutions or laws to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The remaining sections
of the bill affix penalties for the violation
or obstruction Of the law, and give exclu.
sive jurisdiction to the United States
District Courts Of offences committed
against the law. Ordered to lie oil the
table and be printed.