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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

Coon News FOR TIE PonR.-1he Nashville
Gu-ettc says: Men conyersant with matters
agricultural assure US that from tea to fifteen
fold the usual amount Of wheat will be sown
this fall. our planters have become heartily
sick of cotton. Thousands on thousands OF
acres devoted last year 10 the dclusivc staple
viii be .owu in wheat. The call for seed
wheat is most extraordinary. From two to
three Thousand bushels could be sold here
daily il obtainable. The mills have ceased
making -four because il is more profitable TO
sell The wheat for planting
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.o.,,r S.bncrrr Atlantic, of Baltimore.

Ha0TmgyrE. Il. L, November To- - ~ t'
'"-9aa-r Atlantic, OF Baltimore, from Norloih
4, Boston. with 4 cargo OF old IRON, copper,
As struck on Il SunErn wreck on 80 u',
a.ss.. len miles southeast of Montauk Point
o4,.rr her 10 leak 50 badly that she was
aa.a4oard The captain and crew, -FOUR III
a.@.oer, ,tklug 10 the boat and reaching ITO
E.-a.- tt!.att-rnoon. The schooner dIsap,,
Ia.rr4 soon after the men left, and Is supposed
a have sunni. The might WAS thick ARD
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Ry GREAT PANIC IN NEW YORK
LARGE FAILURES.
GREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY!
GOODS SOLD THEAUCTIoN-R ROOMS AT LESS
THAN GOLD COST
OUR RESIDENT PAETNER On THE SPOT, AS
HE ALWAYS Is WHEN BARGAINS ARE
TO BE HAD.

We offer this 1veek:
MQHAIR DRESS GOODS at l2sc., worth Zoe. ; at
2Oc., worth a7ac. at 25c., worth ACC. at size,
worth o:3c
ENGLISH MERINo at 4oc., worth &c..
REAL FRENCH MERINo. full width, at oCc.,
worth sl.i5
EMPRESS CLOTH at g. would bs bargain at
sI.3s;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS at 1875, worth Csc.
1914 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED sHEETING
at ≻
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, full A. inches wide, at
2Oc., worth aoc.
CARTON FLANNEL at le3, 20, and 2sc.;
ALL WOOL FLANNEL at soc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at eOc.,
worth 7sc.
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 2oc., worth soc.;
CHECKED MUSLIN at lc.c., worth 2sc.;
FINE SHIFTING CAMBRIA, one and quarter
yards wide, at Soc, worth &c.;
SHIFTING STRIPES at Pic;
BED TICK at l2ic.;
WORKED BANDS at 7se., 81, and sl.26, worth
more tn an double the money;
INFANTS FRoCk WAISTS at soc.i 75c., and 81,
fully so per cent. below regular prices
BALaoRAL SKIRTS at $l.5o, worth "a;
SHIRT BOsOMs at 1?3, 2s IS, 40, and soc.
WHITE RIBBED LAMBS WOOL HOSE at 25c.
worth Soc. +;
Heavy SHAKER RIBBED SOCKS at a7c., worth
7sc.;
MoHAIR SHIFTING, seven -eighths yard wide, a
2se.. worth 75c. per yard.
VELVET for trimming skirts at lsc. per yard, SOLD
everywhere at 9sc.
VEIL BERAGE at SOC, worth 75c. ;
Superior FRENCH DELAINEs at Soc. worth 75c.
Very fne ALPACAs, all colors, at Soc. worth Tee
STRIPED FLANNEL, all wool. for Skirts ane
Shirts, at zoe. per yard, worth &c.;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at loc., would
be cheap at Soc; at Soc, worth 7Sc.;
CAssIMERES at 81. rs, worth SITS;
KENTUCKY JEANS at2sc.;
Heavy sATIEETT at 4oc., worth Soc;
| TABLE LINEN at Soc, worth &c.;
HUCKABACK TOWELS At 17sc., 75e., and up
| ward;
LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS, friDged, at sl.'s pc
| dozen, worth g.
| ALSO,
at great bargains,
BoHBAZINEs, ALPACAs. CLOTHS, and all kind
OF goods for mems and boys wear;
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women, and chill
dren;
BED BLANKETS, LINEN, CAMBRIA, and swIs
EMBROIDERED EDGINGs and INsERTIN GS
HOSE. SOCKS, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
TAPE TRIMMINGS.
COVENTRY and MAGIC RUFFLE TRIMMINGS
RIBBONS, and large stock OF WHITE GOODS
all to be sold at low prices at the old estabishs
store OF LEVY BROTHERS.
new No. l547 told No. l5) Main street,
oe,s nearly opposite OLD Market.
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a Radical PApER IN ITS IASTRUus. The
Rutland (NcrmouD Nr0N says that on Thurs
day afternoon hrs. JEFF. Davis was al that
place er. route 10 Montreal, and put up ut the
Bardwell House. On her arrival the Copper
heads OF the town brought out two brass field
pieces and fired 4 salute, and in the evening
procured few musicians, armed with cracked
instruments (the best that could be mustered
Tor the time being, and serenaded the Rebels
wife with the Confederate natiOnaL air of
81 Dixie" The HerdH Indignantly speaks Of
tba all:
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A Deyilish Plot.

| We are no sensationalists, but we cannot
! shut our eyes TO the alarming fact that the
negroes mean mischief On Saturday q negro
/ OF conservative principles, named Bernard
| Brooks, lodged complaint with Justice Bruce
| n magistrate OF Campbell that Jacob Jones
| and Jacob Johnson, two negro Radicals, living
| in the county near McAliistcr's Shop, were
| preparing 10 kill him, and asked FOR n warrant
| for their arrest The warrant WAS issued and
| placed in the hands Of Constable George NJ
Bruce, and the accused were arrested and
brought to tho city, where they were partially
! examined before Justices ID. T. Reese, James
NJ. Langhorne, and George NJ. Bruce which
resulted in the prisoners being committed 10
iail for farther hearing on Friday next
among the witnesses examined was Mrs
br Nc Ulster, who stated that negroes to
me number OF NIFTY or more had been holding
frequent meetings on her husbands pl,nta-
ton. seven miles below the city on tho Rich
mond road. and that she finally had her aus
PIGEONS aroused TO such pitch that she deter
n'nea 20 see what was going on. Friday
nlCht She went 10 the house where n meet.
ing was being held and upon nearing found
DO. Tied, rs She supposed, to give the
alarm should any one approach. Return
ing TO her own house, near by she pro-
vided herself with bread TO give the dog TO
keep him quiet, succeeded In her plan, and
hnally reached the cabin undiscovered
There She heard the negroes discussing the
mode by which different white people in the
neigh borhooG We're to be killed amongst
whom WIS her husband, who was 10 be shot.
other whites were pronounced 100 mean TO be
granted so respectable n death, and grape
vine halter was dccreed them The negro
mentioned above, Bernard Brooks was in
cluded III the list OF those who were 10 be
killed, his offence being his conservatism, and
short work was 10 b. made of him with ::
grapevine. Further developments OF the plans
OF these blood thirsty villains were made, and
the lady became completely satisfied from
what she heard that they were preparing 10
carry them into speedy execution.
Among the negroes present on the occasion,
Jacob johnson and Jacob Jones were identi-
fed, and others Slso, warrants for whose
rest were issued, and Will be at once executed.
The negroes under arrest are the lowest and
most ignorant of their class, and are Just such
creatures as can be relied on to do the murder
Gus work, which the teachings of the white
scoundrels in our midst have prepared them
for, and are urging them 10. These diahoical
men, with white skins but black hearts, will
yet be caught and then for them-:L grape
vine and the nearest tree .-LyHcijury HcUS, llh
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Mules 0nd Horses tor Sale.
ReOL Estate Agencies.

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
"A LANDS have formed business connee-
ton with aessrs Murphsy s. Troutman, Real Bs-
tate Ssnts and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
applicstion. for ths purchase OF large number Of
farus and other real property Ia Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid BY
Ponnsylvanians desiring TO remove to This State.
ON application, In person or by mall, Will with
pleasure furnish any having land for sale apes
eilc information on the subject
J. D. fhBODEN, Attorney tLsw,
an 10 n Richmond. Va.
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70 Fever ut New Orleans Arrival Of German
Entrants.

Entrants
New ORLEANS, November Il.-No deaths
| from yellow fever were reported TO the Board
of Health yesterday, and no applications for
relief were made to the Howard Association.
I The Bremen ship Karl arrived yesterday,
; bringing another load Of German emigrants.
The Texas papers announce the late arrival
| of large numbers of German emgrants in that
| Stltp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

A TRrR (RApIcAL) Wendell
Phillips, occurring in Philadelphia on Friday
Night last, said Thad. Stevens was II true
statesman, for " from the crown of his head Il
he sole of his foot he was for the black man.
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Convention in Georpia

MACON, GA, November 1.-THE Macon
Telegraph advocates the calling Of State Con
servative Convention to m Get here on the 9Th
Of December.
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81 A'<E fiIHT E&TEAoHDIEART.-lt Is report
d, - sporting circles that the prize n2ht pc
,.,'" '"e colorcd aspirants for fistic fame WIZ
- p.a,e " morrow morning in Virginia ho'
h. rom Tho Long Bridge, and that the par
s,r Ho"Ae and SOrrel!, are III fine condition.
~ ,"H anxious TO test their pugilistic pow
-, Zach other. AT the same place, ana as
lutte 10 the above, Bolster and McLauSh-
%, .lh. N'u ~ 's --'''''0'''
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November Ii, 1867.

win uhu LACHHnRe. NOFemDef IL, l-Ot.
OFFERINGS Whent-White. l,c34 bushels
red, ass bushels. Corrs-White, $40 bushels
yellow, 1872 bushels mixed 454 bushels O1ts-
1892 bushels. Rye-23S bushels. Chckle-aO
bushels AedI-Yellow, 80 bushels white, 20
bushels. Flrrseed-4 bushels.
SALRs.- Fhedt-Whte, .los bushels infe-
ror to very good. g.. 1899 Go red, 442 bushels,
y bushels very bad 1T fl.l0; remainder in
ferior 10 good, ut s24s2.40. Corn-White, $40
bushels-2ls new nj $4,000. rest old ut 81. % q
sl.25; yellow, bushels new 1T 90c., 81 bushels
old at 81 % mixed, AS bushels ut 81 2G6I$l %.
0dt,-l,53s bushels at 5sGelc. Rye-7o bushels
at IL ,30Qs l.3lh. MaL-Whte, Is bushels un !.
bolted ut 81 20: yellow, j bushels 1T ell
FIdrssed-i bushels 1t $50.
Tobacco Exchange, November Ii, 1867.
The market for the past three days has been
rather inactive, with light breaks and small
receipts. Prices unchanged. Below we give
the transactions: l29 hogsheads, Il tisross,
and 6 boxes offered and sold
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
IS to 50 good dark working, IS to sl2; sun
cured, common, 81 to So; sun-cured, good,
*l2 10 sls coal cured common. 70 to SIS ::
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to s25; coal-cured fan
cy, 500 to S45.
Ledc-Common dark working, 81 to 80: me-
dunn dark working. so to sl4; good dark
working, Sl5 to 81; fine and wrapping, alS TO
SCI; sun-cured, SIS TO *25 and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, 800 to 1875 yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 300 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Ltgs.-Tery common and heavy weights, %
to is 80 medium, IS to IS; good, rs TO az. 80.
Leaf.-English shipping, sls to 500 50; CONT
mental shipping, sl3 to as and 1923.
sTExHrsG TOBACCO.
Lsnr-Common, sl2 to sl4; good, sl5 to $l7;
fine, slS to 800 and s2s.
Hems.-Tery common to good, slGs4.so
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The undersigned will conduct the COAL and
WOOD BUal ' MSS la,s y carried by Wool
drijge smith on his own account, and returning
his thanks 'or the patronage so literally extended
to the late concern by the citizens Of richmond,
respectfully asks a co ,inuation of the sam-.
han not at his office frsnkltn street he VIII
be found AZ the clover Htli coal. yard.
ALBEIT b. WuuIDRIpGS.
NOVEMBER II, 1887. no. l-lw
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have secured the services OF Messrs. RITTER
q. CARE, JoYas WEINBERG, GEORGE p.
BAGBY, and GEORGE swLBlCHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. no2
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r~p- iowa CIty First National Bank recently
ill.,, ''''N'J tor Il bag OF brass and copper
O., 80 under The impression that II was gold
rnr. ''ction for mayor In New York city
"Ae PLACES three weeks FROM 70 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

DISSOLUrION or co NER-
~ II P The concern OF w. T. SLAP IS
Co. was dissolved on the goth OF August, 1857 by
the death Of Mr John s. Marin OF lbsnatle.
w. T. STAPLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

NOTICE.-The partnership of WOOl.
IN DRluGs & SnlTE WAS dissolved BY the dsa;h
OF Mr. Granville Smith the 1th instant Per-
indebted 10 the concern are reqne-tsd 70 set
tie heir bills uithout celay; and these havirs
claims az Rirst' concern are requested to apply
to the Undersigned Tor settle Ient
A. B. Woo DRTDGE,
Surviving Partner.
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COalteCtiOne cries.

NEW FRUITS, NEW FhUITS.-Just
" received. loo WHO'LL half. and quarter boxss
RAIsISS; LOO drums 81 EN- F GS, S barrel. G ~
RANTS, 10 trails DATss, 10 600 coCoAHQTs 20
barrels ALMONDS and Nuts Also, HAVhhA
DIES, 20 long and favcrably known TO the trade,
aid not exceed any where IN point q quality a YS
and SODA and EUTTSk CRACkERS, offered
10 az Tn a. tfsae on 'n' ZIMMER 4 CO.
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CLOAkS AND SHAWLS.
This department has been made speciality
with me, aud l an now Offering great Induce
ments in them. Ihave now on hand every style
brought before the public this season. This stock
especially commends itself to the public, and
earnestly request an examination before pur-
chasing. JULIUS SyCLE, 0ls Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
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cPrAa & JACKsnN'S 50 W s.pone
= package OF these u Grmnnss Of my own i'm
pSIsion direct from the makers r foF s INT
est market rasss W lA35 Main street.
nos
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M ECONOMY is WEALTH!
In these " ard imes " It is we'll for every one TO
practice economy, Sld to do 80, they must call a.
JULIUS SYCL Els,
Ola MAIN STREET,
where large invoices of
NEW AND sEASONABLE DRY GOODS
are being daily opened and are now offered ct
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
CALICO, choice patterns, only 10 and l2c.
CALICO best brands, only lsc and q shilling;
BLEACHHD COTTON, 10, IL, l6c., and a shilling
Brown COTTON at lowest prices;
PlLLcW-CASB COTTON. full width, only 25c.;
1914 SHEETING, Brown and Bleached, for 4oc.
Large additions have been made to this stock
within the past few days, and it is now In all re-
spects complete. am now Offering
FRENCH end ENGLISH MERINOES,
IRISH and GERMAN POPLlNS,
gEPS, ALAPLCaS,
DEsAGES and MOUsLINS
in endless variety end at regular "old time
prices"
FLANEELs and CAssIMEgES, a large and cheap
assortment:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

NEW LAW BOOKS.-RANDOLPH
ENGLISH, 1920 Main street, receive all the
new books Of value, and offer st low prices large
stock Of NEW and OLD SrAED.RD LAW.
Rice and James on Bankruptcy. and complete
sasoftment OF Forms. ~,
one set OF the u eports. and au tho scarce Wy
GINA Books.
Old Books bought or taken IN exchange for nsS.
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C0rDetiN0s. Furniture, DC.

HOUSEHOLD URNI.
ID TURE-FRESH SUPPLIES We would re.
specially invite the attention OF our .snds snd
Attractive Stock Of FURNITURE now On eIhib
lion at our spacious wtrerooms. II comprises
every article pertaining to the business. and IN
style quality and price, cannot be surpassed u
this Stat The encourag cement extended through
twenty five years past Is highly hattering, and We
most respectfully solicit continusnGe OF the
sams HABLISToH & BROTHkR,
Vol Ninth and n ain streets.
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SUeciNL Notices,

re CURIOSITY.-I have for sale one o
the C>NTEL PATBNT WATERPROOF LIFE.
PREsE2v TRUNKS. tits warranted water
proof, and when packed full OF clothing will sus.
tain the weight OF the heaviest man In the water
have also full assortment OF all other kinds o.
TRUNKS, VALiSRS, and TRAVELLIIG BAGS, tc
which the attention OF the public 10 Invited.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
no l2-lw corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

DELItVE THE MONOTONY.-At
II, III broadway. opposite Fradereksburg depot,
Won can bug the CHIMNEY CoRtRa OF oyember
10Th, with beautiful GIT picture. 2oxso inches,
for only ten cents.
HhKPEK'- BAZAAR. with hfy fashion plates,
and pattern she's ibig as a bed.spread, for only
ten cents.
also the La Crosse Democrat, loo New York
ledger &c. and al the p!ctorials, magazines,
German lmanacs, etc to be found on this conl.
n.nt with fan line OF STATIONERY AND
SCHOOL BOuKs, at prices stuuningly low.
You see kistori at the theatre for - few doors
below YOU obtain the " London illustrated Al.
mansc Containing ALI th- crowned beads Of
Erroys. and many cthsr gratifying sights, Tor one
| Npurth IN. money - Eerb. sat" MOI
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COPYING PRESSES, cor N It
l Books. and al materials used In copying let
tsrs Inks OF all kinds 1oli Pens, Steel Pens,
ana Quilts lnks.ands In great ysristy,s N. new
S3rs paper Blot,ing Paper-i indeed. Papers Of al
most every kind: Pine Pocket Knives, from 10;
s.ph kuds-rs & Sons; Fine Pocket Books and
B.rkers' Cases; Bill Files Letter Clips Blank
Book. Of every description.
Having a Book Bindery and Blank Book Manu-
ac,orv thu Subscribers prepared TO bird books
~ make blank books {, any pattern and size de.
sired WO,DHOUsb IN u,
oc 10 lloS Main street.
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SDec30L Notices.
"a UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS IHsTITUTIoH.)
'FFIGE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANE.

az UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS IHsTITUTIoH.)
nFFICg At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAEE.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL $780,, 600.
rgIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CaHT.
ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, Jg., President.
JANIS hILL3R, Cashier.
DIRBcTo2s.
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshsw, ". E. QuarIen,
VIM. q. Lyons, Jr., 4. 6. Bianssn-
A. Bodsker. B. B. WoisigeT. ship,
". A. spott, ID osss ElTsoa, J g W,nstoD,
A. L. Elicit las. ". Archer, a. A. Huiohir.
g. T. Taylor, J. Eossnheam. son,
W. 3. Biniord, J. W. Hall, T. ". boswell,
J. a. Balvin. ". F. Gray, WI Tanner.
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. 81. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted.
sud the Institution should commend itseli to sll
oissses.
Tbs attention Of all In city aud country Is called
70 this institution. Eere they will fnd security
.onvenisncs. and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar NAV os deposited, and six per cent interest
received on same.
Once hours from A. IF. too p. 81. on Saturday
from A. n. tosP. H., and from TO 2. II.
10 ls-dasvn
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BOOKS, stationery, DC.

NnW BODrS.
~ PETER LIPP. The story OF boys venture.
TYSDALL ON SOUNDS $3.50
COWLE'> EZ' KlEI. md DANIEL. t2..s.
ARNDLD'S nES z EN-. $I.75.
TINS. $l.75.
KaTHAKIN, BY Holland $3.50;
THE cos DENStD S-VELS Ky Harte. u 90.
FOUR OAKS ~ Tbrope. 81 rs.
WHOM sPKIGGlas. ny author Widow Bedot
Pap.rs 81 u.s.
NAPOLEON BY Mrs. Mnhlbach. $500.
MAIZE AsTniNETTR. ry Mrs. MuDlbach. 81
BUl.W TX MOVES. each, ~
DICKsNs'S Novels. each, 81 so
COMETH UP AS a FLOWER. cents:
Forsaleb A. II. LHaIsTl.a co.,
nns 8:l Main street.
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NEW CONCERN.
The undersigned. ". T. staples. Of The la'e arm
of W. r. ~t.p,ss & Co., and James Blair. OF
the late firm Of EDMOND, davenport 4 Co., have
entered into par NJ -hp under the style OF
SroP 5 4 BLAIR.
for the purpose OF conductirg GENERAL COM
Ml.SIn& SN-IN E>s, and oE-r our services to the
planters aud f-rm- rs OF Virginia for the sale Of
Tobacco, Flour, Grain, sc
=. 4. STAPLES, Richmond,
JAMES Il. BLAIR. sicnm nd.
no s-dSsy6t liU7 basin bank.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-19

Under this heading the Great Salt Lake CITY
Vsde5te ("Gentile journal) says:
The universal topic of conversation ON the
street yesterday, was the violent character OF
the harangues on Sunday last at the Taberna-
Gle and il the evening ward meetings. We are
tod that a universal and bitter onslaught was
made Oh tine Gentiie population. The congre-
CATIONS We're counseiled by the teachers ia
withhold their patronage from those enemies
Oh the people the Gentlles, and warned against
dealing with outside merchants
The Vedette adds that this sort of talk is by
no means new, but that tho fervor of it has OF
late redoubled. The resident Gentiles have
"no doubt that the teachers have been in
structsd to charge their aocks on this subject
and that dealing With Gentles supposed to be,
inimical to the church leaders, is to be uni
versal test of fellowship throughout the terri
tory" And yet, in the face Of these teach
fngs and warnings, their press proclaims that
the Z" hospitality Of the Mormons knows no
bounds"
A very plausible explanation of this incres S.
ed hostility is given: 4.....-..
"Perlaps it is a necessity of the situation,
Tor, as was remarked by one preacher the 9TH
er night, the people are becoming lukewarm
in Their falth: they fail to pay their tithing as
OF yose, and, IN consequence, the church treas
ury is depleted"
Tho Nedettc thinks, however, that "the
people are strongly inclined to deal with those
who may give them the best bargains" and
suspects that notwithstanding the teachings
and counsel and warnings of the bishops,
backed up by their press, the Gentle mer-
Chants viii not be starved out just now"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-01-19
Religions Notices.

SECOND PARIsu.-The Trustees OF the First Par
ish Church having courteousy offered the use of the
same tomorrow afternoon to the Second Parish
Church aad Society, the latter will meet there for
public worship at 8 o'clock P. NJ. DR.. Carruthers
will preach.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The fifth
lecture ON the Hebrew Pilgrimage" will be given at
the West Congregational Church tomorrow tSunday)
evening" by the Pastor, Rev. Geo. a Tewksbury.-
Services to commence at o'clock. Subject" The
Bitter made Sweet"
SPIRITUAL AssocIATIoN.-Rev A. T. Foss will
lecture at Temperance Hall tomorrow Sunday al
1ol O'clock A. N. and q o'clock P NJ All are in
vited.
ing, at Sons Of Temperance Hall, every Sunday ev-
ening. Services att o'clock.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-The services of the
New Jerusalem Society will be held as usual in PARK
mon from the text, He giveth snow like WOOL
In the evening, Rev. Mr.. Hayden will deliver the sec.
ond lecture on the Future Life, the resurrection and
"World of Spirits Proofs from Scripture.
FREE ST. BAPTIST CHuRcu, DIR. Smaller will
preach forenoon and afternoon, for Dr. Stocbridge.
WIDOWS w Cd SocIETY.-The collection for the
Widows Wood Society will be taken up next Sabbath
at Chestnut Street Church. beth forenoon and after
noon.
FIRST PARISH CHURcH.-Rev. John Il. Efinger
OF Harrisonburg, Va, will preach at the First Par
ish Church Tomorrow. Vesper service at O'Clock
p. NJ.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES. - st. Stephens and St
Lukes congregations viii, until further notice. meet
separately in st. Luke's Church on Sundays ST.
Lukes at 1ot o'clock A: NJ, and st; Stephens at
O'Clock p. M. ST. Luke's Sunday School at O'Clock
A NJ, and st. Stephens Sunday School at O'Clock
?. M. The collection at St Iuke's tomorrow, will
be in aid of the Widows Wood Society.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL.-Sabbath School to- morrow
Sunday afternoon at Williston Chapel, Danforth
ST., at II o'clock. Prayer meeting in the evening al
O'clock Seats free. All are invited to attend.