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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-04

ToR RENT, that large and beaTtI, "a
n ru,rr-1ocatcd fours story STUCCoEDEE I1 80,
1rs1nn ( CE corner Twenty ninth and Marshail
atrcets, containing twelve rooms kitchen y WIN Ill
rur rooms stable, &c, with large Earden VI ~,
%a one Of the finest views in the city, ana Is nol'n
for It's hcalthfuiness. Persons wishing l" rs"t
lLnsirs,Ic residence wond do well In make linine-
~ oie anr,lication. For terms. &c. apply To-
"i''e LYME < BROTHER,
-, .. Peal Fstatc BROKERS' 1899 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY.
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wa RES.

WTANTED, n SITUATION by YOUNG
w MAN as CLERK or SALESMAN IN any
business where III, services would bc required Is
good pens man and accountant. Reference given.
Address CHARLES t.. Di&p0trit Office. no t-3t*
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FssR RENT.

T1OR RENT, FARM containing ONE
II HTrSnRED ACRES OF LAND, about two
mIlcs west of The city. with ample accomno,a,ais.
tions for n modcrate-sized family. This iaIn4 10
"''' y. n. DAVIS
ro4-lw corner Eleventh and Main .tre"ST.
TOR SALE OR RENT, A LARGE
IT NEW FRAME HOUSE. with an eXcci-Ei
lent garden attached on Eighth street M naIo
ter near the shops Of the Richmond anu Ian '''''
Railroad Company. n u,pyFy
For terms, apply to 80 49, strapts
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EOR RENT, PART OF A HOuSEG
H on Twenty-fourth street between Broad Etss
and Marshall-FlEE GOOD ROOMS with Kitchen
II desired. Wen OF water Oh the premises. 10 Il
good tenant the rent will be very moderate. I"s-
To a. X. HENRY,
-. L,.,,,i,y1 Y. ,ry ,ttrr,
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EoB sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL nm
cree cotton and Sugst Plantations located in th -,
R3rtons o. NE GOTTEN and growing States Also Nj
orange Orchards and large bodies Of va usiS
umoef Anoh Also large variety OF City ana anhn.hs
improved and unnprOve Of residence
wsh e 70 Invest win do vel cali and exsmns an ~.
YES nlner Gard Real Estate Agsz No g Osropa.s,
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Ths Nsw 0rlsans Crescent f,idas, SEPTEMBER as.

for shorts Of the clerks in the tressurers depart
ment.
wss concurred in on second reading by the fol.
lowing vote:
Yess-President Marley and Messrs. Boguills,
Brady, Kaiser, 0'Brien, Pesssu, Prados and
Shields.
Nsys-None.
The following from the same board:
Resolred, That the city attorney be and he is
hereby authorized to employ additional counsel
70 assist him In defending the suits Of Ascot vs..
City OF New Orleans, and Arrowsmith vs.. City OF
New Orleans, provided the fees to be paid
TO said additional counsel shall not exceed one
thousand five hundred dollars.
Rescued, That the controller warrant on the
treasurer in favor Of Randell Hunt for the sum of
s5OO, for professional services rendered TO the
Hon. John r. Conway, mayor.
Were eoncurred in on second reading By the
following vote, severslly: T1- @ rE.
Yeas President Marley and Messrs. Boguille,
Brady, 0'Brien, Pessou, Prados and Shields.
Nsys-None.
The following resolution:
ResOlred, That the vacaBt space in front of the
Poydrss Market be rented to W. Fl. Wells for and
in consideration of the sum of 500 per month.
Was, on motion, tabled indefinitely.
On motion adjourned.
w r. IlNcISTrp Gacratarv
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY-FIFTH DAY.
THuRsDAY, september a. 1855

THURSDAY, september "a, 1868.
The Senate met at noon.
The judiciary committee reported fsvorabl,
on bill to enforce article IO3, relative to cleo.
tons.
On motion of Campbell, the bill WAS made
the special order for to day.
Ray introduced q bill forming new parish. 10
be called Iberia. The bill, together with pro.
test from the police jury of the parish OF ST. Mar
tin, introduced by Mr.. Bacon, was referred,
Ray introduced bill directing the State auditor
70 receive convention warrants as payment for
taxes, except convention, leves and school funds.
Referred.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
An act to provide means for the relief OF the
treasurer OF the State, a substitute for the House
bill, appointing committee TO sell the one and a
half miion OF ievee bonds remaining the nro.
ceeds TO be placed oDehalf to the credit of the
general fund, and the other half to the leyee fund
The bill ordered engrossed, and made the special
order for O'Clock TO day.
The report Of the election committee in the
case Of Antoine, colored, VS.. Mr. Reuben White.
Democrat, elected by the people to the Senate
Up for Gtai o1visivu The rup,r 4 of r,,,,.
mittee provides for the expulsion Of Mr.. White
and the seating Of Antoine. After some discus.
sion upon il. Mr.. Bacon moved that the governor
be authorized to order q new election Lost bv
IL yeas TO Is nays. The report OF the committee
was then adopted, Mr.. White declared ousted and
Antoine seated.
After which The Senate went into executive
session, and then adjourned.
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capital. On motion OF Eorey, OF 0uachits, the
bill was postpo ned for six weeks.
The House bill. incorporating the New Orleans
Slaughter House Company, here came up. Nc
discussion Of which the House adjourned until
noon TO- day.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Sept. Fl, 1868.

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, Sept. Fl, 1868.
No. l0lS-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the adjudication of the contract
for furnishing coal to the city for one year by the
controller to A. DeSola be and the same is hereby
approved. =.
ResolUed further, That the mayor be and he is
hereby authorized TO enter into contract before
the city notary in behalf of the city with A. De
Sofa, as principal and E. Tomatis, as security, for
the furnishing of coal to the city at the rate of
seventy three cents per barrel.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sept 81, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, MAYOR.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. se24 81
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, September %, 1865.
mo. Josh. 81
RESOLVED, That the adjudication of the contract
for furnishing lumber for the use Of the CITY
10 =. b; 81; Amant be and Is hereby approved.
RESOLVED further, That the mayor be and he IN
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81. Amant as principal and p. F. Thomas a. seen.
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MAYoaALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
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hesoLced, That permission be and il hereby
granted to Mr.. Robert Alexander 20 erect a steam
engine on his premises, No. 80 New Leyee street.
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OFFICIAL.

W. B. LANCASTER. Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

1t was in pursuance of this promise that
the celebration of which we speak took
place. Many Of the countrymen of these
seamen were present to sympathize in
their thankfulness to st. Joseph for his mani
fest protection. Rev. Father Duncan took
occasion, we are told, to explain the utility
OF this recourse to God and his saints in
emergencies physical and spiritual. He
who calmed the waves of Gallilee for his
affrighted disciples, can still avert dangers
which seem Unavoidable, nay, can imme-
diately calm in the soul, the storm of pas
sion the sea of trouble, from which, when
we call on him in our anguish, we can
see no escape. t'"
That is not true faith which has confidence
only when it sees the road of escape. Real
faith hopes when it no longer perceives any
means of safety. It is to be desired, that
the example of these humble mariners may
not be lost on our refined and intelligent
Christians, that when they pray in times Of
trouble, they will, by promises Of offerings
in case of success, show some hope Of being
heard. aa: y tf''e~ Ita:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

After the return of the procession to the
Church, the theoa was placed permanently under
an altar, where it will occasionally be exposed
to public veneration.
ToRev. Father Menard the tribute of warmest
praise is accorded by all, for his successful zeal
in this holy cause. We informed that
occurrences OF this sort have been very rare in
the United States. Translations of relics have
been almost unknown among us but it is to
be hoped that so pious a Catholic custom will
receive an impetus from this example of Father
Menard, and that i'll many Churches the faith
full will be able to venerate the triumphant SER
wants of God in this conspicuous manner.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

THE SECTs IN MEXICO.-"A Protestant
church has been opened in the city of Mex.
ieo-'' @'.i. pp---
The above press dispatch from Havana
announces the establishment of n " Protest
thousand and one contradictory sects of the
age, is not mentioned.
There are, ut all times, in the metropolis
OF the Mexican Republic, several thousand
foreigners, who, although established in
business. are mere adventurers, and the
probability is, that this Z" church" is estab-
iished in their interest.
The dreary and cheerless doctrines of
Professionalism have few or no advocates
among the Mexican people, many of whom,
although they live in defiance of, and in op-
position to, the teachings of the Roman
Catholic Church, have no sympathy with
amy OF the conflicting sects which distract
this country. Occasionally, some suspended
or eNcommunicated priest, who has been
ANONYMOUSLY repelled from the Mexican
priesthood, may claim to be in sympathy
movement, instigated by a Puritan mission
ary society in New York, and supported by
funds collected from class of people who
take no interest in the civilization of the
barbarians at home.
The members of the so-called Z" Mexican
Reformed Church" are either mostly men in
buckram, or they are the scum of the
church which arise to the surface during
the political convulsion of the day.
From what we have learned of the " Re-
formed Mexicans," the most of them are an
ignorant and miserable set, who are now
duping the American Protestant missiona-
ries.
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MORNING star AID CATHOLIC 11suHaKR

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The Directors Of tho Company are:
The Most Rev. Archbishop j. NJ ODrN, President
Very Rev n. J. PnscH., Y. G.. Vice President GO d
Rev. I. j. SMTTH, C. M; Rev. j. b. DUFFY = So. H.;
Rev. j. FLANAGAN; Mr.. HUoea McCLosxEY; Mr. John
AcCAFFREY. Treasurer; Mr.. T. FITzwLLAn secrecy.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

Fl PERsoNAL--We had the pleasure of CALL
yesterday, from Capt. OConnor, agent of the
Banner of tie South. He is here in the interest
of this fine paper, and we trust his visit will
prove remunerative.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

Mr. L. Grunewald invites all persons wanting
pianos, to step into his warerooms, l29 Canal
street, and, before purchasing, compare his I'M
rivalled Steinways with other instruments.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-03

CONFERENCE OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
Church Of SIS. Peter and Paul.-On Sunday
evening next, May 10th, at half-past seven
o'clock, Rt. Rev. John Quinlan, D. D., Bishop
of Mobile, will preach charity Sermon at
IS. Peter and Paul's Church, Third District,
for the benefit of the Conference attached to
that church.
The well known eloquence and ability Of
this eminent prelate will, we are confident,
attract an audience which will test the ca
pacity of the church. The indefatigable and
Jealous pastor Of st. Peters has lately Or
ganized a Conference of the Society Of st.
Vincent de Paul in his parish, which we un-
'derstand, has accomplished an amount of
good, that none but those engaged in the
holy work and the benefciaries, win ever
know. Wide spread destitution, however,
has exhausted all but the patience and un-
aagging labor of the members, and Father
Cornelius, the spiritual director, ever on the
alert to promote the cause of charity, has
the pleasure and privilege of securing an
advocate who is revered and honored
= through both the West and South Under
such auspices, we hope the just expectations
OF both pastor and people will be fully real
lied.
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cAIupAs OF rM WW.

Ew ORLEANS. SUNDAY. NAY ,, 1888.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-12
Prom the Wheeling Intelligeneer.
West Eirginla'S BetraVer,

We desire TO say to our Republican eI
changes In the other States chat the BETRAYAL
Of the Republican cause which was accom-,
pliShed 10 'he Senate Of the United States
last Saturday by the vote Of West Virginia
Senator Peter g., Van Wrinkle, was also n be-
trsyal Of the trust repOsed in hin by the 10y
nj people of this State, who are covered with
shame and FLIED with indignation ut his
treaehery. There ID not a man from the Pan
Handle to the Big Sandy aud from the Big
SaLdy to he Potomac, heartily loyal to the
Government, who was not misrepresented BY
the vote of that Senator on the Xlth Article.
Whatever men may say Of Fessenden or
Grimes, or any ono e,Se, their conduct is as
fair as the sun compared With that OF Van
Wrinkle, who seems TO have been dead to ev-
cry sentiment Of honor, gratitude or duty tO
his people and his friends.
The Legislature Of our State meets In this
city a fortnight from tomorrow. II there is
in either House n Republican member who
voted Eve years ago to make Mr.. Wan Wrinkle
Senator, we should think no would find a du-
y TO perform which would atore in some
degree for his share Of our present
misfortune.
In the hands of Mr., Van Wrinkles ~constit-
uents Though be may not be aware Of their
existence) We leave him. We have performed
an unpleasant duty, which we trust we may
never have TO repeat. When they have done
with him, we shall be willing TO consign him
to the zane tomb Of disgraceful oblivion as
will hide the venerable but lsmenIed Grimes,
there to slumber like his illustrious ancestor.
till some future age when such qualities Of
honor, fidelity aud gratitude shall no more be
known among men save only the tradition Of
the past.
We agree with our Wheeling contemporary
in every sentiment he utters except One-and
that is, old Joe Fowler, Of Tennessee, so far
outstnps Van Wrinkle in ,reachery that he
casts him entirely in the shade. The speech
Of Fowler at the Nashville ConvvntiOn-his
letters and conversations, coupled with bis
course On the impsAchment-and at the same
time coming from a Northern State to repre-.
sent the prosecuted loyal people of Tonnes
see, make him the HerOd Of Herods-ths viii
the basest aud the most detsstable Of all
seven traitors.
The Unionisis Of Tennessee have been Pc
unfortunate. First betrayed by Eth
eridge-then by Johnson-then by Nat. Tay-
lOr-then by Patterson-aud last, and Wors.
all the disgraeed Fowler
But Es haUe good and true men yet, and shall
rot be discouraged. Our motto shall be
OHEdrd! ~
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THE SITUATION.

Everything appears to be quiet at Wash.
ington since the municipal election. The
Republican victory caused the Copperheads
10 snarl ferOciously, but they are about get
tug reconciled to the situation-just az the
dvyotees Of the whole Democratic Rebel Lost
Cause organization will have to become re-
sonciled in November next. Woolley had 70
d~l'gorge before the Impeachment InVestiga-
ting Committee, or "go down indefinitely
he chose the former, Gen. Rollins has be.
cvme disgusted With the management Of aE.
i"irs under the my Policy " dispensation,
and resigned bis Office as Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue. The New York Tribune
says " his position hss been a trying one,
rendering him liable, TO a certain degree, for
the diseredit Of a most corrupt service,
while his pleadings and protestations for re-
form were unhesded by the corrupter Ad-
ministrAtion. Commissioner Rollins will
carry with him, ia his retirement, the thanks
Of the eountry."
Gen. Buchanan is carrying out the will Of
his master, Andy, with a rim-arrssting 10y
.! r~itiIens and establishing a Kind Of Prince
y Municipality. subject to the orders Of the
Washington King. Had the brave Sheridan
been lei, 10 coEsummats bis work, we should
have had now a different state Of affairs in
LouisiAus.
Chief Justice Chase Is having spasmS every
issuty .iOur hours 10 regard to the Demo.
cratic nomination for tbsPrssidsncy-aIl to no
rgrpose-tbe Democrats have no use for him.
Hancock is in Sew York figuring amOug the
leaders Of the white Mans Party" for the
same position. Poor Jobuson's claims seem
10 be entirely ignored. The discordant ele.
Ioents u This magnificent 6tzle-the White
Name Party aiorssaid-are growing more .ur-
huleut every hour, and we may expect soon
20 have another explosion, similar TO The one
Witch occurred 10 Charleston 10 lsGO-ts-
sal,isg IN a half dozen disloyAl Candidates
FOE the Presidency. Az ibis is as Il should be.
NeaaEbils The National Union Repnbliean
Party 10 gathering strength aud power all
over the lAad.Ths aominatioo oa0rans AndCol-
FAD went TO The heart Of The nation like a spark
'sslss'rieity, sad wboa the sisetisa soussOGi 10
No'SnSsr, there will ne, be . grsass pot lsh
Of 'hs " White Mans Party" and these who
Lave bssa ni'lsd win cry Ia the spguish Of
tAs.f souls " Glis vaniy-tazay 20
lst Va legal pssPls take new soaras,, for
'ss' have everything to gais, ssd uothiuS 70
ls's. Their ltadsr Is ibs %uatioB't pride sud '
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SHERIFF SALES
NOTICE.

DY YIRTUEO OF AN EXECUTION SSrVb
I'D from the Circuit Court Of Cart, ~
y, and to me directed, I will sell to Ii, IA.
est bidder, Tor cash, at the Court-hOun lSr
in the town of Ehaabethtop, On Monday A.
18TH day Of July. 1868, all interest an 4.
tie that William B. G. Hickey has IN md h
a tract Of land in the 9Th civil aiuta d
Carter county, Tenn, adjoining the lmd d
jeremiah Emmert and others, containing q
acres, more or lees, levied on to mait +.
Judgment and costs which j.. H. Hydr, IL.
ministrator, SC, recovered against Tho, ].
0rumley and W. B. G. Hickey, in The Ciraa
Court Of Carter CO., Tenn. June "a, 1885,
wv. ORR, Sh,tf
lsssiunel2w4pf5l OF Garter Cont
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SAIL
I'D issued from the Circuit Court Of ca.
ter county, ana to me directed, I viii Rl .
the highest bidder, for cash, at the CNs
house door Ia the town Of RliIabsthM, u
Monday the 18th day Of July, 1868, al b.
interest that VIM. D. c. Hickey has ia ira
Of land in the sth civil district Of Gaia
county, Tenn, adjoining the and' fin
milan KmmeFt and others, containing 10 Era
more or less, 70 satisfy an order d SAX !
favor Of J. NJ Brown, against James B SCOT
and W. BIC. Hickey. This 81 day Of JrN
1868. L.w. ORR SRf
ls6sjunel2w4pbl OF Carter COuug
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Rebel FalsehOods Nailed Down

Already have the Rebels and Copptrhsadi
commenced their ioiine Of lying. Below v,
give one With the proper veto from Hon.
Schuyler Collar. When a party becomes 50
base and vile 50 to resort to e%alumny to car.
ry their point its ia a bad way indeed
LETTER FROM SPEAKER CoLFAx.
lloUsB OF RErREsESrArvEs,l
WAsaISGroS, Asy 2s, 1865.
TO ne Editor If Ge South Bend Ind Rcgntg.
Sra: The Democratic paper Of our city
copies rum the The Indianapolis Sentinel an
article signed +" n. ~ Moore" asserting that,
as = soldier, he called on me 10 the Winter
VI 1861, and that the following then occurred:
"A hnely-dressed gentleman came in i'm
msdiately behind me a eolored boy met
Us in the reeep,ion-room He asked US for
our cards tho citizen laid bis upon ne al
yer raiter. | informed him | bad none. he
then leit the room. In a few minutes Mr.
Colfsx made bis appearance. lie spoke in .
very adable way to the citizen gentleman,
not dsigning 10 notice me. In a short time
the gentlsmea leh, and Mr. OolfaG turaed
short round, aud IN no usry anagbis ray said
80 W. hAAN ? 4 AAruf ~ -
few words as possible explained tue object
Of my visit. Ia reply, be said, As had no thae
10 fool agay ViA soidsrS.'
The whole story is utterly false, aud IL iis
author 8 years TO IL, ss,hs,SAyS be is willing to
do, he will swear ~ a wicked and malignant
hlsehood. | DO not know any such man. I
never bad 4 silver card-waiter in my life. 1
never used asy such language as he alice gss
TO any hnman being who called on me, man,
woman, ~eitisen or soldier. Nor 10 there a
single fair or just man at my home, Of any
party do not include In this The editor Of
TIE Uaton) Who believes that ! could or
Wsuld reply 10 any soldier who called on me
that ~ bad no tim 20 fool away With sol
Many lndisna soldiers knov that, a
that very time, { vss spending OHs day out
Of each week Whiting soldisfs ~ the hospi-
lalt, and IN addition thereto attending 70
their business a. The Dtpsrtnsnts. u 10
shaneful that p%oliticsl opposition Should
induce ths manuiactuFe aud PUBLICATION Of
'eeh vile fabrieaaoas. YouTa truly