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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-28
By Wellington Goddln.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
IA MACHINERY FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURF OF PAPER. IN THE MILL IN MAN
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO'S
RRIDGE.-As assignee In bankruptcy Of George
Raughman I shall sell at public auction. at the
mill owned by Messrs Kelly, Tackett 4 Ford,
located as above on THURSDAY the Path Of Sep
temher. 1863, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all OF the Ma
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughman, consisting in part of the following
articles-viZ,,
PAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
engine:
LARGE ENGINE, complete;
WOODEN TUB BOILER
1DUSTER,
LIME TANK.
All the BETTING, MILL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. and a great
many other articles Of much value but too tedious
to enumerate.
The property will he offered as a whole, with the
privilege of continuing the present lease but If
1t cannot be sold in that way, then 1t will be sold In
detail, according to the inventory to be exhibited
at the hour Of sale.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months for approved endorsed negotiable
notes with interest added.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
the 9Th day Of October next, at 10 O'Clock A: NJ;
Sc 26-M&Thtds A. II.
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TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING 1o,,
i AT THE SOUTHWEST COpSva o!S
BLOODG RUN AND ARCH STREETS w ~
SALE AT AUCTION.-W' be sold an ny, rDE
DAI The 18th September 1853 on the pren;,S ~.
h pt., paSt "a O'CLOCK 2. d., TWO DESIR1BtT
Bti LDlAG LOTS, situated as above rro ,,.L
thirty feet each on Bloody Run stree r ryn1,
back one hundred and Thirty feet and s- ."aias
sidcred to be among the most desirable InS an.
lots In that part Of the city. '4'At
TERMS Made known AT the sale.
Sc % .ro,, ovN'
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

ZINE FLOODED STATIONS FOR
Il SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of Mr..
Wilson Winfree, executor OF General William G.,
Scott deceased late of Powhatan county, shall
sell at public auction, II HX's stable, corner
of Cary and Tenth streets, in the city Of Richmond
on FRIDAY the 2d of October, 1858, at IL O'Clock
old and the other five years They were sired by
Planet their dams being equal IN blood to any In
England America. The pedigree Will be en-
hibited ut the hour of sale and can In the mean
time be seen at my office.
The special attention of the breeders Of blooded
horses is respectfully called to this sale. rs 1t is
said by those acquainted with the fact that for
purity of blood these horses are not excelled by
any In America.
TERMS One-half payable at SIX and the other
half ut twelve months, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes with interest added.
Sc 20 W. GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-
v FULLY-LOCATED WO-ACRE LOT.
WITH A BRICK DWELLING. &C.: A NEAT
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT.
AND SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, on
DOVER AND LAUREL STREETS, IN THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold upon the premises on TUESDAY the
Goth dav of September, ls6s, commencing At !
O'Clock p. NJ. with that valuable and beautifully
located TWO-ACRE LOT fronting on the north
side of Dover street q short distance beyond the
western corporate limits bounded on the west by
Meadow street and the east by Park street, with
an excellent brick dwelling thereon containing
six rooms. front and back porch. with brick
kitchen, stable, carriage-house, and well of good
water In the yard. The lot is we'll enclosed with
new and substantial fence.
Also. neat two-story BRICK DWELLING,
near the corner Of Dover and Laurel streets: with
four rooms and kitchen attached The lot fronts
about 30 feet, and runs back - feet.
Also SIX MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on the west side of Laurel street
between Dover and Cumberland streets 80 feet each
and running back about Ia feet to twentyfoot al
ley. ~ ,o,,,, 49,.
of the city and suburbs renders It desirable both
for an Investment and private residences.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale:
FRANCIS T. 1SBELL,
Apn
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night VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
~ LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF SIXTH AM
BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION,
We will sell at auction, on the premises, o.
THURSDAY the LIST OF O'tuber. ut O'Clock Z;
NJ, the eight very beautiful BUILDING LOIS
located above described, fronting each .! feel ol
Baker street and running back 81 aud o! feet. i,
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four, t!SD.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, inteEr'
added, secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
seqs AUc iOnecrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
FSThTE.-By virtue Of n decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the county Of Mecklenbnrg rem
tered In the case ofThompson Harris at the sep
tember term 1885, the undersigned will sell on 81
TURDAY the nth day Of Octoher 1sss at puol;c
Wing on Roanoke river. IN the county Of Neck
lenburg. adjoining the lands of William Towncs,
Jr. and others, and on which DR.. Giles Harris re-
Gently resided. -
This tract contains about SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-ONE hCRES--about two hundred and
fifty acres of which are In original growth and
heavily timbered. and about eighty acres Of rich
and fertile river lOw-gronnds The improvements
consist Of comfortable and convenient dwelling
house and necessary out-hOuses in good repair.
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses of suit
and SALE and the residue thereof TO be paid In two
equal annual instruments, the purchaser to give
bond bearing interest from day of sale, with APP
proved personal security: and the title retained
3untl the purchase money is paid. The purchaser
to have the privilege of paving the entire purchase
money In cash. ALEXANDER SYDNOR,
Commissioner.
Cnptor hnr 2,u
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
i BUSINESS STAND AT POWHATAN STA
RAILROAD-In pursuance Of deed Of trust ex-
ecuted to the undersigned by T. Taylor, trustee.
&C., on the 10th day Of September, 1851, and duly
Court. being required by the beneficiary therein
l shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, ut II o'clock NJ, on TUESDAY the Goth
day of September. 1883. that LOT OF LAND I'm
mediately at Powhatan Station. on the DaDvilla
railroad, containing NINE ACRES, more or less,
at present leased to Dir. 3. Trueheart, and upon
Which Is situated his storehouse.
TERMS: 7 am authorized to sell for $50 IN cash to
cover expenses remainder nj one. two, three, and
four years, with Interest, well secured.
A. r. COURTNEY, Trustee.
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A s ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF
IA DAVID LEE bankrupt I shall sell on the
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides. This tract contains e45t
acres, and lies In the county OF Charlotte six miles
from KeysyilIe depot. The improvements are
good consisting OF aframed DWELLING ofseven
rooms Exclusive Of the basement), and the usual
outbuildings. The land lies well. and Is beyond the
average fertility. The membranes are very
small, and will be removed by first instalment.
TERMS : At sale. b. A. DARLINGTON,
co 10 Assignee.
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by Thomas W. Reese, Auctlopee,
Office No. 1917 Main 6, ,oa,

I LIGHTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION
- I win sell on WEDNESDAY wH nbVAI,. -
SsptsbmDes oh at 70 o'clock HE dock ns.!
,T1-FlVE TONS BURDEN. WITH sI,,hs. IHlR.
IL may De made useful for some years. ~, rspsrs
Sc D THOMAS ". KFESFr ,r.,,
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BY Richardson & Ncwburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 1915 Main and Eleventh streets.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
4 FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-A the rrGses!
of the owner we Will sell ri auction. on the pre-,
mices, on WEDNESDAY the 2oth Instant a.
O'clOckP. NJ, three valuable BUILDING LuIsH-
Gated as follows One fronting Third street hrn
Preston 26x57 feet, and two others In Bakers a.
dit'on-one fronting on ST. Peters street 7.ls!
feet, and the other on Clay street In rear oil 'a'
latter 55xs6j feet.
TERMS Made known at the time OF sale.
RICHARDSON 4 SEWBURN
Sc % Aucti0rFTs
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BY Lee L Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. ll1T Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
7 ESTATE William F. Jackson, trustee. &c.
rS John W Jackson and others, in chdnceTy.-
Pursuant to decree pronounced in the above
cause in the Hastings Court Of the city Of Rich
mond shall, as special commissioner, on TUES
DAY the 10th day of September. 1868. at half-past
1 O, clock p NJ, on the premises, sell that HOUSE
and LOT situated on the north side of Clay street
and adjoining the garden of Colonel Thomas b.
FIFE house is newly-erected frame cottage. and
contains five rooms, besides kitchen with two
rooms, all In perfect repair
The lot fronts 30 feet and extends back 100 feet to
an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE: One-half In cash residue at
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. in
terest added, and the legal title retained TIL the
same are paid. WILLIAM F. JACKSON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRABLE I;l 3
Avn REAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM TWO
MI 4 HaLF MILES FROM THE CITY. on
T THE sToNY RUN OR NINE-MII.E ROAD, CON
TANNING TWENTY ACRES.-There Is on the
~, "a GREAT MANY fruit trees, consisting OF apple,
ppeach. and dwarf pear, besides Il vineyard. The
land lies well, and is under good enclosure The
imnrovcments consist Of Il handsome COTTAGE
RESIDENCE containing nine rooms built In the
most Improved style, with the usual out-h1uses,
Mr.. George Fleck, the present occupant VII take
sec will have the privilege Of renting for one OF
1--WE years. Apply to on,,rp
Real Etate Agents and Auctloneers,
ea1e staw2w 1899 Main street.
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By Cook Sc Laughton, Auctioneers'
oor,ar IF covarnor and Franklin streets.

By Cook 6 Laughton' Ahctloieei'
corner of Governor and Franklih s'iee'''
TLEGANT CHINA, GLASSWARE,
T. CURTAINS. &C.. At A q CI ~ H;-U ,,n
WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth instant at 10 o.cioGh, ., "" "b
will sell at the residence corner Elghth anu
? ROSEWOOD TETE-A-TETEs covered with
. RbsEWooD oTToMANs covered With plush
l very ORNAMENTAL ANTIQUE CEAIh.
DAMASK LACE CURTAINS, with cornice anu
CLAMPS r.pr
very elegant complete set of D1NNER.WAIK.E
of GOLD AND GREEN FRENCH CHINA
l FRENCH CHINA TEA SET,
lot CHINESE CHINA.
l set JAPANESE WATERS,
large lot of CUT GLASS consisting Of JEL ELL,
CHAMPAGNE. WINE. and other GL M = . :
DECAN TERS, PITCHERS, FINGER
BOWLS, &C. ,o,-
GOO Auctioncers.
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TWO FINE SHOWCASES.

TERMS: All sums under 800, cash over that
amount, sixty days. credit for approved endorsed
notes. PAINE s. CO.,
SEES Auctloneers.
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AV1CTHON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Paine &c Co., Auctioneers.
GALE OF A LARGE RETAIL STOCK
~ OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY THE GOTH,

ON WEDNESDAY THE GOTH,
commencing at 10 o. clock we Will sell at the store
of Ash Levy, No. l4os Main street, who is declining
business, his entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
comprising the usual variety kept in first
city retail store. .ro
THE STORE FURNITURE AND FlhTphhS'
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nor RENT, the FARM and RESI- a.

NOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- d.:
a. DENCE now occupied by Miss Lavlnia Lii
Blair on the Broad-street road, about two miles
from the city of Richmond. The house has four
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two Kitchens with four rooms each !;
and well OF excellent water on the premises.
There are ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
attached most OF which Is well shifted for the
growth Of vegetables Of every kind. Possession
given LIST October. S. n. DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
SELF Eleventh and Main streets.
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The buildings upon the aforementioned lands
were erected by Mr.. Z. Trueheart under lease
for three years from February l, 1895, with the
privilege to tine lessor to purchase them ut valua-
ton mt end of said time February 1891 or TO ex-
lend the lease for three years longer atwhch time
said buildings are to be paid for By the lessor or
his assignees at their then value
am authorized by Mr.. Trueheart to sell this I'M
expired lease at the same time and place above
named in order that the purchaser of the land may
have Immediate possession Of the whole If he shall
desire 1t. -
90 A. II. COURTNEY.
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Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
ByCook Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streeta'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, r.. &e sSsb A n.
.Ht az N o'clock we win sell at the rcsidence VI
Miss Bidgood who is declining Igsts nortion Of
corner OF Seventh ard MAIN sLreet'' " P
her FURNITURE, consisting OF
~ WALNUT PARLOR SpirI1'
pair DAMASK CURTAisSn AWNING TA-
BLE ZANE DINING-RoOM CHAIRS
CANE and WOOD-sEAT CHAlko'
REDSTEADS,
CARPETS.
WARDROBES.
WASHSTANDS,
TOILETWARE, urpEsSrS
BoLsTERs, and BEDDING;
an assortment of
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE, &C. .r-c1yroS.
os Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctfoneers,
,-4bweat corner NJ Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
4 Jnn-EIJINa ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TWF 1mIEENTH BETWEEN CLAY AM.
LEIGH sTREETs-In execution OF decree fgr OF
,as, q, thn ca.e of Shine u.s. Schermerhorn, &C.
viii sell at auction upon the premises = T.
DAY. 2Glh September. att o,clnck T. M, II latr,
not nc the aas same hour. the LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING situated as above, containing eight rooms DOM
The lot is 47a by about 100 feet.
TERMS Une-third cash balance at twelve ana
oiotteen months, for notes with interest added
The little being retained by the court until the notes
are maid. JAMES G. SCHERMERHORN,.
orc p1N -. Commissioner.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTPONED .sl"..
On account of the rain to MONDAY, 2Sth Sep
'e sn 9s ~ - ''''A GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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By Wellington GUddin,
AUctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

TXCELLENT AND VERY CONVENT
H ESTLY-ARRAEGFD BRICK TENE-
MENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRA NKLJN
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold 1t auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th OF
September 1868, 1T q o'clock Z. VI. that very de
sirablc TIiREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
located as above now In the occupancy of Mr.. d.
VI. Robertson at the annual rental of $3.50. The
house Is finished from the basement to the third
In several stories. besides water-closets bath
rooms. &c, and has ample accommodations for i
large family. 1t Is really an excellent dwelling,
and the neighborboOd Is equal TO the best In Rich
mond
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes interest
added, secured by trust deed.
sea w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-Intending
" to remove to the Valley of Virginia, o1er
for sale my farm located four miles from Ashland,
Hanover county, containing 1874 acres, 100 acres
cleared, balance in woods. The buildings consist
house, new stable &c Good apple and peach
orchards The place is well watered by springs
and two running streams. .o,-,
81, 500 one-third cash, balance at twelve ana
eighteen months, and give immediate possession,
and the purchaser can take the crops ana stock d.
valuation. o-,o,,
For further information apply to GEORGE a
HUNDLEY Richmond or myself, Ash!anq.
Sc 17-10t ROBERT Is. HUNDLE1.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
TTORSE FOR SALE.-On SATURDAY
L l. the Cd of October, shall sell at auction, on
Council Chamber Hill, in this city, ONE BLACK
HORSE about ten years old. the property of Major
Brown United States army. to satisfy the charges
of keeping said horse since the 1st Of June last;
JAMES G.. JOHNSON.
Cook & LAUGuToS, Auctioncers. se2s
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BY Richardson Il Ncwburn,

THE SALE OF MR.. JOHN G. HUNTERS
i FARM In Louisa, within one mile Of Trcyi,.
lian's, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-ONE AND \ HALF ACRES, with In
provemcnts, which was to have taken place Thur.
day the oath instant. was postponed on account q
the inclemency Of the weather until TIL RsDAl
the Sth Of October. at IL O'Clock VI. Sc 2S-"A
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BY Sampson Jones, DR., It Co.,
auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
VTE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT
w our warehouse Nos. !, and F1iteentI
street between Main and Cary. on MONDAY, 38tl
Instant commencing at half-past ten O'Clock a.
NJ a large and wel-assorted stock OF
GROCERIES.
LIQUORS, &C.,
TO which the attention Of the trace ie invited.
co % SAMPSON JONES, JR.; co.
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THAT VERY NEAT LITTLE COTTAGE
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. 1915 Main, corner Of Eleventh street.

i RESIDENCE and STORE of Mr.. Sylyestqs
lot fronting 33Axl3G feet on Twcny-thri street BE-.
tween n and streets, near the Methodist church
on Union Hill, will be sold at auction, on the Pre-.
mis.s, on SATURDAY the 2sth instant Al O'CLOCK
P.
TERMS One-third cash: balance al four eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes lntsrrs.
added, secured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON i NEWBURS.
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AUCTION SALES.
3rT THIS DAY.

s y-,t;rr THIS DAY. ~
ByJames NJ. Taylor Son. Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
A FRAMED TENEMENT, ON LEASED
IA GROUND, ON BROAD STREET BEL0W
JAIL ALLEY, FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-Will
be sold on SATURDAY the 10th Instant Mt .
O'Clock p. n, on the premises FRAMED Ten.
EMENT containing four rooms, on Broad street
below jail alley, adjoining the store of ". w.
jackson, subject to the ground lease.
TERMS Liberal, and Will he made known NJ the
sale, JAMES ". TAYLOR SON,
Auctioneers.
In consequence Of rain. the above sale was Post
PONED until THIS AFTERNOON at u O'CLOCK
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
az % Auctioneers.
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TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING :,

by James NJ. Taylor Il son, Auc;lope.,,
office No. s2l Main street
three doors below Snotswnnd H.,
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REINFORCEMENT

The aforementioned sale WAS postponed on sc.
count OF the mclemency of the weather until
TUESDAY the Goth instant at S o clock +. W.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURS,
seq AuCti0neefs.
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BY Grubbs K Williams, AucttOnecrs,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
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The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
the 9Th day of October next at 10 O'CLOCK A: NJ
Sc 2e-M&Thtds A. H.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21

cheering for Hawley Brown and the retiring chair.
man. General schurz. The latter presented the per-
manent chairman TO the Convention, who received
him with the heartiest outburst Of enthusiasm yet
ADDRESS or PRESIDENT HAwLgY.
Mr.. HAwLEY addressed the Convention as fol-
lows
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONvEYTIoH-I tender you my
most grateful thanks for the high honor you have
the responsibility Of the position, earnestly solicit
your indulgence and your aid. We come together
charged with the ,,,dao momeatous duty Of select.
Of freedom and equal rights: t1ppiause.j
given assure that you wlll maintain the noble
character Of the republican party. We unavoidabIy
recall at this time the convention OF lsso with it,
votion to liberty and It's entkusisstc scceptance ~
the wager Of battle rendered BY slavery and seces.
ca eP ruled Council Ss ss q c' st
%s gave Us Abraham Lincoln for President @ rs
success to-day. SXppiause He tested US in man. nam
ner and to an extent which the liveles Imagination
SsSs Sssa S nGi e:ss S.cd. a93spA;ss
Countless treasures and three hundred thousand
In earnest. We offered our lives and our property;
but 1t was mot enough; We laid our prejudfces Of
race and class on the alter. snd the CONSEQUENCES
nerve. The same high resolve rules to-day and the
honest men Of this country are ready for equal and
wen greater sacrifices, they be indispensable to
lights to su. lApplause) We learned the first les
on when we found that We must make al men free
md call them to the battle field. We learned
ne second lesson when we found that we
must still move and give impartialy to
III men share In tho government We
re re- endeav0f1ng to restore. (0reat applsuse.)
VT clear and fearless expression on the essential
md important questions at issue, which the people
Vell nderstand, and which no Ingenious device no
noa aoir Inv
0rar controversies, working in perfect confidence
hst th American people mean to do right and win
10 II In the end We may feel sure Of triumph. Thc
ow or OF nation OF 4o,00o,0oo must be behind the
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article in the proposed plan Of reunion of the
Presby terrain Church is that which establishes
the basis of doctrine upon which the two
bodies are expected to unite. 1t proposes to
scknov ledge the Holy Scriptures as the in
spired Word Of God, and the Presby terrain
Confession Of Faith as containing the doctrines
taught in the Scriptures: but it allows foil
freedom as to the methods of illustrating and
explaining the doctrines of the Confession,
winch do not impair the Calvinistic system.
In other words, religious freedom Is TO be al
lowed to the Churches in the Interpretation of
Presby tefian doctrine, so that the Old School
and New School may each enforce the pecu-
liar views formerly held forth in their respec-
tive churches without offense. All that follows
Is matter OF arrangement and reconciliation of
conflicting interests and rules as to Church gov
tiers are now before the General Assemblies Of
the Old School and New School Presbyterians
To make the treaty binding it is necessary
that each General Assembly Of the present
year shall ratify il. Afterward il is to be
transmitted to the various Presbyteries IN the
United StaAes, of both churches. To become
valid and binding il must b. ratified by three
fouIths of those bodies within a year. When
the General Assemblies meet in 1869. the votes
or responses are to be counted. If it is found
that the plan of union is sustained by the regu-
lar vote. those General Assemblies, after trans
setting their business, shall be dissolved, and
thu ncefortn the terms " New School" and sOld
SChoof' viii become obsolete, and the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States will be uni
ted. There will be in that case but one Gen.
eIal Assembly in 1870, elected by the churches
now belonging TO the divisions.