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Grants majority................2 22s
Union vote not out, but the conserva-
tive voted to man, as will appear by
comparing. with the election OF Oct. %.
Very Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
--- - j. RUFUS SMITH.
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MORGAN.
BERKLEY srR1Nes. W. V

BERKELEY sPR1sos, w. Va, J.
November 4th, 1865. +
Editors Intelligence:
Dear Sir:-,rhe returns of Morgan
county all in and result as follows:
Grant and Colfax..................... 223
Seymour and Blair,..,,.............. SO.
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Runl0.

NovEarBEE 5,-MaTket stagnant and
aRAM16Orn-ssc. oats-6Oc. Rye
81 24.
CANAL FRnaHTs-2c lower on Whear.
NovEHBKR, 5.-FLoUR-Irregular,
GRA1N@wheat-U Unsettled at 81 "a for
No. / In store.
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zI1ecKISa,s uNRIVALBED BAKING
always gives satisfaction. aprS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Election Returns.
Special 70 the IntellIFencer.
MoRaANrowN, N

MoRaANTowN, Nov. 8, 1858.
Monongalia gives 576 Republican ma
jority;a gain Of III on the vote of o.
tober, and gain of ll9 on the vote of
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-NnYE1rnER 5.-FLouR = Dan =.

SovElHER 5-55FLopE : Dun and
GRAIN-Wheat-Am Amber SO lower;
zales No. j white MIchiiian at 81 e3al p5:
white Michigan 81 so; amber 81 66al 6S:
No. 2 spring 81 90 c6za-2Jke lower:
sales no. at ts75<lsSe. oats-1a2c low
er; sales Michigan at 545xeS No.2 $50.
Rye-Sales No. Rt ~ IS. barley
Dnll.
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SOUTH Po1Nr. d. Nov. s

tober, and gain of II9 ON the vote Of
1865.
SOUTH POINT, o., Nov. 5.
The vote in Guyandotte stood: Grant,
IO7; Seymour, AZ; Grants majority go.
A mob prevented Union men from
voting at Ceredo. A small Democratic
majority there. R. N. N.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Nov. 4. 1868. l
gtrs vtG GALn1PoIIss Nov. 81
Kanawha all covered over with glory.
full returns 34S majority for Grant and
peace. j. w. CRAoKAFr.
II @ 20
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. 4, 1868,
Via GALLIPoLIs, o., Nov. 5.
Rebel Putnam Gives Grant one hum
dred and sixty majority.
h. CHESTER PARSONS.
su5 oIARKsBURa. Nov. A.
Grants majority in Harrison county
is three hundred and fifty-fOur [s54).
LEE HAYMoHD,
Secretary Co. Ez. Com. 4
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WRIT
Editors Inteutgencer.

Editers Inteugencsr.
~ WRIT, c. H., w. Va,
. November 4, 1868.
The returns of this county alIG.
Majority for Grant in this county 96.
Yours, &c., NJ. l.. LooKHART.
N. B.-No telegraph office at this
place. NJ: L. L.
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DetrOlt Land warrant Market.

DETROIT. Nov. 9. 1s0S.
LASD WARRANTS suRP, ETC.
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isa- AslsfSr the VgaIthatn Watch, and take
no nther. Il q tfie best. II ts the Cd eapesf.
aprl Z, = qsfa
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ENerN. watch Enlly. VRarranted.

Enrs 11iB nv ~1lli ilrsl-C class dealers in the
IInffeli Stat0S and Rrith5h RroNinces. a.
Z. ~ I 10HBIHs ~ sIPI-EE0Ets
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01

FRNaxes OF IS65.-Whereas. The Receiver of
u Taxes of the city of Elizabeth hath duly
prepared transcript of the unpaid taxes asses
sed in the year 1865 so far as the same have been
assessed upon any lands and real estate within
the said city, or lien upon snch lands and real
estate, and did duly cause notice to be printed
and published in n newspaper printed and cir
culated in the said city stating that said tran
script of unpaid taxes had been made, and that
unless said taxes shoud be paid at his office
within twenty days after the first publication OF
said notice, the same would be collected by pub
lie sale according to law. according to the pro-
visions of an act entitled IAN act to revise and
amend the charter of the city OF Elizabeth, ap-
proved March 4, 1863; and
Whereas The following taxes, in snid tran
script named, at the expiration of twenty days
remained unpaid, and still so remain; now,
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Treasurer Of the city of Elizabeth will, on
tuesday,, the 22d day of December next, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court House, in
the city of Elizabeth, in pursuance of the power
and authority of the said act cell at public auc-
ton the lands and ieai estate, described in the
annexed schedule, on which said unpaid taxes
have been respectively assessed or are lien for
the lowest term of years mot exceeding fifty
years1 for which any person will take the same,
respectively, and pay the amount of such unpaid
taxes thereon, with the interest thereon, and all
lawful COSTS fees. charges and expenses, unless
such taxes shall have been previously paid. The
following schedule shows the respective taxes,
with the lands and real estate wnereon the same
of the respective owners OF the said lands and
real estate, so lar as the same have been given.
A. g. WOODRUFF.
Treasurer of the City of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, November I, 1858.
FIRST WARD, 1865.
Brett James Z, block %, lots II, H. is,
IA, N 1T E ......................;.. 10 w
Christman Jacob block q, lots q aid 70
co Msra,s Fran nR block IT, lots ST. IS, So
40, Merits map. ..................- 3S
Fellows Jeremiah E., block %, lots 10
and 16, N TIE P................,;.. "a so
Fiege August. block 20, lots Q, 10 and II,
NMTE p. .................,....: ~ rs
Frink Samuel, block a. lots to II, n M
r. ............ ..-...'... o 10
Hess John A, block 6s, lots 23 and "a, N
MTEP....... Observation-Disclosures. 10 IA
Jacobs William, block 81, lots Al and A.
Nj Il P...........,.,........
Merit Jacob It, Is acres on the creek
Merits map. .....................-. ~ 10
Sandereon David, block II, lots SO to AZ,
NMTEP Observation-Disclosures. ....... 90 81
Smith NJ H. W j Magic, agent, salt mea-
dows on creek .,........ ,,........ .,.. w
Wahl Benjamin, block 90, lots % and "a,
Merrit's map..''..'...' ........'.'''''% 20
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01
CORPORATION NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
n it is the intention of the City Council OF the
CITY of Elizabeth under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of the act entitled. IAN act to revise and
amend the Charter of the city OF Elizabeth" APP
err to be constructed and built in Orchard street,
from the sewer in Morris avenue to Clinton street
Such persons as may object thereto are reques-
ted to p esent their objections in writing, at the
Office of the Street Commissioner, on or before
the expiration of two weeks from the date ofthis
notice.
BY order of the city Council.
L. IL. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner,
Dated Elizabeth. November 81 1868.
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Hsx<RFEHsON AYENUE sEWER.-

sE CORPORATION NOTICE. The uudersign-
stGoaauassioners appointed by the City Coun
eSfs0f the city OF Elizabeth to make an assess
Ia4satot the costs, damages and expenses ofcon
sstaRtiHg sewer in Jefferson avenue, formerly
IsaerssH street, from the sewer in Jersey street
tssPeFt avenue. hereby give notice to all parties
lH6efestrd therein that the report OF the Com
asesIoners has been this day filed in the Office Of
tie City Clerk for examination b. all parties ill.,
esxssned therein
AL persons whose interests are affected by the
aAaxe named assessment are hereby notified that
r0HCamnaiss oners will meet at the Commits
staner - office in the City Hall, on Tuesday even
i&H- December !, 1864, at o'clock, when all par
eSss interested win be heard by them.
WILLIAM LUSTER,
BERNARD O'NEIL,
WILLIAM II. LUSTER. Commissioners
JJHN FLYNN,
PHILIP A. D0UGHEkTY,
Elizaheth November 81 1868
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01

TAKES OF S67.-Whereas, The Receiv-
Il er of Taxes of the city of Elizabeth, hath
duly prepared a transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessed in the year 1861 so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands aud real estate
within the said city, or are lien upon such lands
and real estate and did duly cause a notice to
be published and printed in newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
that nnless said iayes should be paid at lis office
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effect, ,atleast sufficient toovercome the small
and doubtful majority in favor Of this Con-
stitution, there can be no reasonable doubt.
Should the people of Arkansas, therefore,
desiring to regulate the elective franchise
so as to make it conform to the constitutions
of large proportion Of the States of the
North and West, modify the provisions re-
ferred to in the " fundamental condition" !"
what is to be the consequence Is it in
tended that denial of representation shall
follow And if SO, may we not dread, at
some future day, recurrence Of the
troubles which have so long agitated the
countrys
Would it not be the part Of wisdom to
take for our guide the Federal Constitution,
rather than resort to measures which, look
ing only to the present, may in few years
renew in an aggravated form the strife and
bitterness caused by legislation which has
proved to be so iIl-timed and unfortunate
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, D. G., June 20, 1868.
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It is published that the Rev. J. ". Hun
nicutt a day or two since initiated some
great men who have gone before him by
looking upon the wine when it was red!
To be palmer, that he drank little too
much.' Now, unless. he was more tortu-
nate than most anybody else can be, he
drank some of the very bad liquor with which
the Radical Government has deluged the
country, and it is not wonderful that under
its influence he did not demean himself
with entire dignity and decorum. But
what of that Hunnicutt did no worse
than Mr.. Johnson did on the day of his in
auguration nor than General Grant is said
to do on many days; nor than some very
good and great people have often done, from
the Israelitish patriarchs down to Hunnicutt
himself. So, what if the genial and warm
hearted man should, in "gay and festive"
moment, cut caper-is that any great
matter Who has not been drunk Let
him who never has throw stone ut Hun
nicutt. We do not think the " Hero" " will
be hurt much if all such stones were show
cred upon his head at once.
We feel sympathy for every man who
falls under the influence Of the Radical
whiskey of these times. He is miserable
enough. Even if Radical, we cannot un-
lertake to censure him for getting drunk
is about the least offence. o Radical can
commit .~s-aa- Ell.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-S. N. Davis
sold Yesterday a lot fronting on Williams
street So feet and running back 141 feet,
with q small framed building thereon, at
s1l per front foot. Also, lot fronting 81
feet on Williams strectand running back al
feet, with small framed building thereon,
at $l5.25 per front foot. Also, vacant lot
fronting 90 feet on Williams street and
running back 14l feet at $3.50 per front
foot. ..v;r.
Mr.. W. Goddin sold on yesterday o lot in
Port Mayo, fronting 100 feet on the east
line of the Osborne Turnpike road, running
back on the south side of Louisiana street
662l feet, at $3.25-$325-Pat Larkin pur-
chaser. Lots Nos. Is, IA, Is, and 16, in
Port Mayo, in Bossieux's plan, each front
ing 20 feet on the east side of Sixth street,
running back "a feet to On alley, at $3.50
per foot-$1S4James Kerse purchaser.
Lots Nos. l3 and IA, in Port Mayo, front
ing together rs feet on the west side Of Fifth
street, running back 1OOa feet, at 1915
per s2s5-T. W. McMahon purchaser.
Lot No. Is, in rear Of the above, fronting
sc feet on the east side of Fourth street
by lOO1a feet, at s2.62 p per foot-s94 So.
T. W. McMahon purchaser. -Four lots in
Denny's plan, near Port Mayo, 9Ox264 feet,
extending from the south side of Nichol-
son street to the north line Of Denny street,
with two large framed tenements thereon,
at 1915 each-$1, ,75O-T. w. Mcmahon
purchaser. Brick tenement on the north
side Of Nicholson street, 5Ox200 feet to
Hague street, $l,67O-H.y W. Tyler -pur-
chaser. -..-- .s. .s..r -,.sse..ay. ,-s -.
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/ BAPTISM OF NEGRoEs.-An immense con-
course Of negroes and many white persons
witnessed tine baptism by immersion Of
about twenty-five colored persons in Bloody
run last Sunday. The spot selected for the
administration of the ordinance was near
Chimborazo church, where the stream runs
between two high hills, upon the slopes Of
which, and in the valley below, the spec
tators were gathered. The stream had been
damned, and d font of water waist deep
formed, sheltered by 8 rudely-built hut.
Near by, dressing rooms for males and fe-
males were prepared. .gaTtls7= s5's2S 2
The preachers (both colored men) stood
in the water, and received the applicants for
baptism as they came down from the dress
ing-rooms in pairs, the women wearing
white dresses, and the men in their shirt
sIeeves-all without shoes or covering for
the head. During the ceremony passages
Of Scripture were recited in q loud voice by
one of the preachers, and at intervals the
sound of "a hymn, sung by athousand negro.
voices, ascended from the valley and touch
ed the ears Of those who stood upon the
heights above.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat, the
spectacle was witnessed with interest by the
spectators. It would have been impressive,
but towards the last some of the colored
people seemed inclined to have frolic, and
made the narrow defle echo with conyersa-
ton and boisterous laughter. When the
last man emerged from the water there was
great rush up the hillsides, and every ne
gro made his. way towards Chimborazo
church, where a sermon was preached and
other services held in the presence Of q
congregation which filled the house and
covered half an acre of ground outside.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAY0R CHAHOON PRE-
s1D1NG-MoNDAY.- Denny (ne-
GRO boy), arrested for having in his possession
q goblet, pitcher, and wallsing-cane, sup
posed to have been stolen, was locked up for
ing from his dad tonight. 5a
Henry Hey, charged with having in pos
session hand-saw and two planes, the pro-
perty of E. D. Kelly, was discharged, there
being no evidence TO show that the property
was stolen. .. ...-. ...-..g Il.
James Pryor (negro), arrested for steal
ing dress, the property Of James Crawford,
valued at six dollars, was sent to the chain
gang for fifteen days.
Isaac Levy and Andrew Perdue (white
boys), arrested for trespassing on the pre-
misses and abusing the person of Philip Sher-
wood, were put to work cleaning out the
cells. . ..s....r w.. ..... -
William Hunter (negro), for stealing
sheet, pair of shoes, and an underskirt,
valued at four dollars, the property of Mary
Allen, and for threatening to beat the said
Mary Allen, was dismissed, no prosecutor
appearing.
Colin Coots (negro) was arrested for
stealing o pair of shoes, valued at one dollar
and fifty cents, from E. Gathright, and sent
to the chain-gang for fifteen days.
John Anderson (negro), charged with
beating Chelsy johnson, was fined five dol
lars.
Martha Bradley (black) was fined two
dollars for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Henry Thomas alias Temple (black), {,
charged with beating Levi Coleman, was
dismissed.
William Thomas (negro boy), charged
with stealing six dollars worth of iron from
the Danville depot, was consigned to the
chain-gang for fifteen days. f"
Kesiah Johnson (black) was called up
for stealing thirty dollars in specie from
Mrs. j. Fry, and sent on to the Hastings
Court. ...-.
william Coots (negro) for assaulting and
beating John Wyatt, was dismissed.
P. H. Jackson, charged with assaultins
and beating Charles Rose, was fined two
dollars and fifty cents.
The case of Charles Rose, arrested for as
saulting and beating ?. II. Jackson, was
continued until Friday, at the request OF
complainant.
The continued case of Emanuel Ray
mond, charged with unlawfully detaining @
COW and calf, valued at forty-fve dollars
the property of Beverly Gray (negro), was
called and dismissed.
Rose Nelson (black), charged with beat
ing Julia Moss on the head with bottle
was discharged, no witness appearing
against her. Julia is one Of the negro girl
/ who attempted to commit suicide in Elk
change alley last Wednesday morning.
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PuTchGSeT8 or ReGI SSt0{e SOFA OetUeeT1 Re JTSt
day Of January and the first day Of July pay the
tdres thereon for the current year. -
LYME & BROTHER will sell at 81 P. M. house
-; and lot on Venable street between Eighteenth
=. street and the Mechanicsville turnpike.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. an as
sortment of parlor, chamber, and dining-room
furniture, at their store, corner Franklin and
Governor streets.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS will sell at 81 P. NJ, on
the premises, On Ninth between Clay and Leigh
streets, a handsome brick dwelling.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 5 P. NJ, on
the premises, 4 house and lot on Adams near
Short street, Union Hill.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell ut P NJ, on the
premises, an attractive cottage residence cor
ner Of Clay and Eenney streets, west of Bu-
chanan spring and near the western terminus OF
Clay street. s.3 .-az
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at P. NJ, on
the premises, valuable real estate on Venable
street.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at P. NJ. a lot
Broad and Capitol streets between Ninth
and Tenth. .a..s -s
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The time Is drawing near for delegates and visi-
tors to procure their outfits for the grand Demo-
cratic Convention In New York. which we presume
win be visited by many Of the citizens Of this city
and State. All those designing to go should not
forget to call on BALDWIN the elothier, and Pro-
cure beautiful Broadway suit NJ great deal less
price than you can purchase the same for IN New
York and when you visit New York, you VIII then
sec that BALDWIN knows how to get up clothing at
very reasonable rates and In the latest styles. BY
so doing you help to build up old Richmond, which
we hope soon to see the arst city In the South.
i-1-E- afr, 5.,-s as,legsrss> ~ BALDWIN,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMArNs
ING 1NrHE RICHMOND PosT-oTF1cE JUNE 23,
1s6s.--Van Horyey, Box Springs, Go. !;
Emily Owens (colored}, White Sulphur
Springs, Va; Messrs. Henry Hill b Co.,
Culpeper, Va; Mrs. Madison H. johnson,
Danville, Indiana; Nelson 0vely, Washing
ton, D. c.; Mrs. Martha Lipseomb, Orange
Courthouse, Va; George L. Bidgood, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Ellen Mandy, Washing
New Kent county, Va; r.. II. Newbill,
Milton, N. c. t2l; John W.. ssilkeson, Au-
gusta county, Va; Miss Jennie storr,
Greensboro. N. 80. (2l, James 8. Watrind,
Miss Demar. .ss wilson, Fincastle, Va, T,
Shl!d' "a cilmington, N. G. ~ !; Dr. James
81 r.,stan, Clarksyille, Va, A. k,sen.
panville, Va. DR.. J, DRUMMER, Halifaa
Courthouse, Va; II. A. Wit.inser, Phiia'
delphia, Pa. -.L5ss IL. ss.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other Local Matters on Second Page

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING.-In this court yes
terday several motions for the continuance
of cases to the next term we're made and
considered.
The United States Us. Oscar Phillips and
W. Levy, charged with violating the in
.ternal revenue laws in conducting an illicit
distillery. The jury in this case rendered
a verdict of not guilty, and the accused
were discharged from custody.
The argument for the plaintiff in the case
of George W. Scott Us. The Farmers Bank
of Fincastle was opened after which, the
court adjourned until to-day. set-
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT, that very desirable and g.
[ adnirahly-located dFOUR-ST0RY BRICK LEI
DWELLING on Seventh beyond Leigh contain
iuc eight rooms kitchen. &C. with gas and water.
NGS:hc FURNITURE in same, embracing such
4, ls usually used in 4 frst-class house.
FOR RENT,
int very convenient THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. Ii on the west side Of Fourth
Ne:s ecr Main and Franklin streets, containing six
IONS kitchen, &c, with gas and water.
FOR RENT, ~. s.r H'fsH -"
TrrR-STORI BRICK DWELLING on the south
,fi" If Cary between First andiSccond streets,
s,!h Ten rooms 4; kitchen, &C.. withfgas and water
through the entire premises. The situation renders
(; very desirable. - , - 'saS 57' 'RIh '6e
FOR RENT Isl " zs,s r.
Tho DWELLING over =. Johnston's drug store,
rorncr of Fifteenth and Main streets, containing
q. Il rooms: gas water, &C.; well-suted for Il
|lariing-hOuse. 81 ,.-l $50 rss-i
FOR RENT. ... t,a..H- 'sr..
thai I;tlc BRICK COTTAGE on the northeast
corner of Thirty-thrd and Nj streets, containing
four rooms; kitchen, &c. > aAt y
apply TO LYME BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
4. qa-3i ~ l!3a Main street.
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FAIR AND FEsr1vAL.-The ladies Of os
Leigh street Baptist church CONNER a iba;r
long promised and anxiously-e <nsosed i,s,. ON.
tertainment tonight. The 9 .o,acf oStsta fair
Is the raising Of fund - ssy S,,s,s tha @ ,,s,r ,
church in Rockets :. This alone should Sc
cure q iargs q tendance, but greater at
eIacs sracsipn = .aany will sbe the tempting re-
lreshme ats displayed, and the crowd Of fair
ones 9ho are sure to attend. ~
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Mrs. LoocKERNAN.-The innumerable
friends of this accomplished lady vocalist
will regret to learn of her intention to leave
Richmond for Baltimore. She sang for inc
last time in the Monumental Church choir
on last Sunday, and those who heard her
thought che had never sung more sweetly.
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REVIVAL OF RsLIeIoS.-Under the
.prayerful auspices Of the young men Of the
church, deep religious interest has for 9
week OF two past peryaded the congregation,
Of the GrGce-street Baptist church. Several
persons hare profsssed conversion and been
baptl lzed. The seriousness continues, ana
raeetipga will be held at the church every
night this week, open to everybody.
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POLICE ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-Jannes
Scott alias Henry, charged with stealing
FIVE dollars from Charles johnson; John
Anderson, with threatening the life of Chill
sic Johnson; Henry Young, with stealing q
dress from Della Young; Jack Gaines, with
stealing groceries, etc., from Ellen Hewlett !;
Martha Claiborne, with stealing twenty
dollars from Nancy Christian.