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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-28
Real Estate for Sale.
BY Grubbs j. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

.TARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
II FIFTY-S SIX ACRES, AT OR NEAR
MEADOW STATION, ON THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD FOR SALE -PRl-
offer for sale privately the
FARM locate as above described, containing
,258 acres, $50 of which is rich meadow land,
LOG Of high land, with an abundance Of wood
and timber for the place; well watered and
healthy; and is well-suited for stock and
dairy farm, or for truck farming-being on
the railroad and near a station: - est.'
Also, forty to fifty acres FINE LAND near
Blakey's Mill, on the York River railroad.
For terms and description apply to Christian
Leber or GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
: = fe 2l-eod4t Real Estate Agents.
A HANDSOME DWELLING IN LIN
IA DEN ROW FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We offer at private sale one of the very desi-
rable and beautifully finished residences in
that most fashionable and delightful portion
of the city. For particulars apply to
IS fe,27-4ts z sGRUBBS T. WILLIAMS.
;E'OR SALE, - ..a
IL - sa EAST TENEMENT 7,rts + III
( LIBBY BUILDING. E;iH
jal4 PALMER, HARTsooK aCo.
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suction 6NIeSs
F1J,rfjRE-DAY.


pseli IN. GfubbsM WilliaEsess uctionas1s, 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eleventh, srseets,.
AZ ,s,IssRnasslrE 81 & SALE oT Earn, or
ssHss4r iEs y And t0tNyE.aaLE aeKEs. on
M S4E .RfgHMOND 1AND 0HARI0TTESs
ILEaPLANKR0AD aAHOg TsssEyEEN
MILES NORTH 0FlR1C HMQND \, sAuG,l
5sss q z fit a ssseffsss s j
bSs ted a,s1, JulT. 1857, and recorded Hsnrtcc
Gonntv Court off,esy being -Absrsto- requested
nv ths holder Of the notes now dqe, VII s 4en
a : auction. uporl The premises, on rh1H61
2ist Iof Eebraarys5 az, say. Iz0'ciocE.F ~! Ms
drnrediatelysr after thes aals 70 soe5 MaS s
Eby n,e as trustee undsr ~ 49, -,
a. A 1,nst Hi aay III ereaftsf Sunday
n the asir,e boar, fne FA ibsddM eaid
dsedI heinz the Sames formerly 0wned ~
:Prsdsy. and now In, the occupancy ol $50
Creery! situated as above stated, ad1olnlpe
the lands Of john Clash, 81. e.SW aiasop,. anu
9th fs. and containing T2s7h faefessnoTe. Or
sass The huildinTs arsp plain but comfo
portion of ths land Is elea9FeSaS in 1858 sn
9sT = rs sSficent In cash tor deay
nenses attending the sale apdste Pay OF arnote
for 1929 l4.lOe, with, ,interests from 20 ol,fes
brnary, 1858 credit as 10 1921 oS until 20 on
August, 1888; a'fufther' cTedts us 70 $500
and s42904 1say1 $3.50, until 2dof Eebruaryy,
1896 and the balance upon terms which VII
be made, known at the time Of sale5the credit
TIayInents to be evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added from the day on Hsale, '8no
.secured by deed Of trust-apoa- the properly.
The purchaser to pay the taxes for 1888 Ell
- - : s-1c1I a Cd r. W. GRUBBS, Trustee!
= GRuBBs WILLIAMS, AustionsersIg dsT9tSS
80 Ks e7p0srPONEMENT:t svTesdo
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WN1ats.y

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yT7ANTED, At The .,,,sss.a,,sa.pl'a,,s
rYF TAN "a 1rst.rate T,ATT E RN-
canasar 81, ssssssssS,ps ! Immediately;
MAkNETEa; IAN NER, EHBETS & DELANEY.
:. 90 !Ss9suJ 81 bad .sSsdsR6 % ,aitdW-- -
re &S~NSSIa
- 4NTED, d I D Es-zDry, Green, or
sVH Slated. HULST. q KINGsT =.
Sas fourteenth street near Exchanges Hotel
mo 8 .ssadsod GET ,93Ia ~ - !.
M ANTED, WHISKEY BARREL
wv TIMBER TT OUR BARREL TIM.
Der, HEADINGS ana SLAVES. and HOOP
POLES Id. large or small .quan titles empty
HOGSHEADS,s BARRELS, KEGS, .ete3 OF
ell descriptions, NEW Or SECONDHAND.
Tor which the highest cash price VIII 6e paia
az my cooper, shops, No l7lo Gary stree and
Hghteenth and the Dock az s.sN, "a &C.
D s. ,,sro,,.ys p, METzdERs,s oesosoper =
]. Is. ti-1-uimGWltnntalr sinsfsrd 81 sssk -
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I p0sTPONEMENT.

; THE above sale is postponed on account OF
the inclernency of tho weather tilt UESDA1
the Sd day of March, IL fairi II nota then on
fhe Net fair day thereafter, at l o'clock ~
~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, !.
!, 20 es fzaiG 81 81 1yETs!s !4GAuctfoneers.5 Z
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,lctg0N safes.
tBgs5ookaLarsfton Anct i66hseSs ga
.5rns.aFrankifn TIA G6vefhof ssfsefs: 70

rms 81. zTS
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FOR RENT, desirable BRICK
H DWELLING-H situated at -
the corner of Grace and Twenty eighth ETS
streets, containing eleven rooms gas on --aao
the premises, with kitchen, stable coal house,
&C. There Is also a good garden attached to
the house. Possession given on Ist OF April
Apply to THOMAS J. HARDGROFE,G
Mt factory on Main between Twenty sixth
fe 27-lw and Twenty-seyenth streets
TOR RENT, very desirable BRICK
II HOUSE, situated on the north side ri
of Broad street between Fourteenth and ~
Fifteenth, now occupied by Charles Ss
Lumsden, Esq Possession can be had by the
10th of March next. 80
a SMALL BRICK HOUSE, in good order,
On Second street near the poor house. ,ss.s q &,
saea FOR RENT, u,HgJ ggr
a BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, stu
ated on the east side of Seventeenth be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets. -asae.3 81
FOR RENT, Fpfaa
SMALL BRICK HOUSE, situated on Union
Hin-Twenty- third street . 49, I"' ~. +.
f. ....,- FOR RENT, -' h''" -
small FRAMED HOUSE, situated on the
south side Of Franklin street between Tween
tieth and Twenty first streets.
FOR RENT, r.. ts.Es
a small FRAMED HOUSE, situated on the
north side of Marshall street near the depot.
. aua I'D FOR RENT. Bs,Ia.rr l...s
several STORES and DWELLINGS, on
Broad street near the Virginia Central Rail-
road depot. III 5a-az
very desirable FRAMED HOUSE, on
Ninth street near M street, recently occupied
by Thomas E. Crenshaw, Esq. Possession
E. d. EACHo,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Office on Fourteenth street near Main.
= Y L. y # -en T. ~. p.
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:4.asctS Ton Sales.
BY Regna,nL q Do, Airttoneersd') aof
Main street beswevp Eghth snd. N1n'h ,aof

q FUTuRE DAY. ad, 10
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BY Grubbs &Williams, Auctioneers, :"
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

fe 2s-Ftdsp ri No: Is Thirteenth street! 2
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~asi5s llGJ TAt4
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JOHN w. WRIGHT, =
Sheriff City Richmond.
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25 A. @. PULLlAM, Auctioneer.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SANDusKY, o., Oct. 10.
The Board Of Managers Of the National
Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met
ant we're Mai. Gen. B. F.. Butler, of Mass. !;
Ex.Gov. Smyth, Of New Hampshire Judge
II, L, Bond, OF Baltimore; Maj. Gen. Mar
tindale, of New York Hon. B. Gunkle,
Of Ohio.
The reports showed the several Asylums in
good condition, and the number OF inmates
still on the increase. The Central Asylum
has now $50 men, and there are over 200
aided at the other Branch AsylQms.
A new building, with increased accommo-
dations, will soon be ready for nearly LOCO
men.
Thanks were returned to Mrs. Lowell Put
nam, Of Roxbury, Massachusetts,, for mus
nificept donation Of books, pictures, &c.,
valued at 5000.
Appropriations were made for the several
Asylums, and much other business was trans
acted.
The next meeting will be held at Wash
ington
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.
A riot occurred at Democratic meeting
in Lebanon county to-day. caused By the
Marshal attempting to arrest q number of
white Boys in Blue for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. During the melee a
number of shots were fred in the crowd.
Thomas King, the Marshal, was shot in the
head and seriously but not fatally wounded.
His assistant, James Hasley, was shot IN the
thigh. Other disturbances occurred during
the afternoon. Everything is again quiet to-
night.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
The case of Charles w. Wooley and Kim
berly Brothers against Gen. Butler was
brought RI TO- day in the Supreme Court at
Baltimors. The defendants attorney en-
tered motion in the case to vacate service
of the writ.
Hon. Caleb Gushing argued IN favor OF the
motion at great length. r. II. Merrick, OPP
posing counsel, followed. The point at issue
is the legality of the arrest off member of
Congress. The case was continued until
next Saturday.
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FROM NEW luRK.

Nkw York, Oct. 9.
Horace Greeley was nominated for Con-
gress tonight from the 9th Congressional
District.
The Coroner's inquest on the body Of
Howell Cobb rendered verdict Of death
from apoplexy.
1t is stated that Judge Chase yesterday
denied announcing himself favorable to
Grants election, considering it due TO his Of
fetal position to stand aloof from the pres-
ent political struggle.
Rev. D B Partridge end wife, Rev T Il
Van Dyke and wife, end Lieutenant Com
mander D W Mullen sailed for China in the
Alaska yesterday. Among the Alaska pas
sengers for California are Rev E P Gray and
family, NJ G Rateman, wife and seven chill
dren and nurse, Rev Thos Brady, ten Sisters
of Charity, Rev A Guerriaza and Commo-
dore r franklin.
Henry Ward Beechef delivered political
speech It the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
last evening.
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John P. Hale, American Mirister, has
waited on Serrano, and congratulated him.
Brsvos Was mobbed yesterday and badly
hurt. Gen. Pfim cane upon the ground and
made speech to the rioters. He deplo-ed
any act of violence, and said the people
could now afford to forget the wrongs of the:'
former sovereign.
The Provisional Junta has issued pro-
srsmme guaranteeing many reforms. Among
them are universal suffrage, religious liber-
ty, freedom Of the press. the right of public
assemblage, radical changes'in the systl Of
education, the right Of trial by jury and
equality Of all men before the law. Judges
of Courts are to be appointed for llfe.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
The leaders of the Jnnta are monarchal IN
their proceedings, but have agreed to accept .
Republic if the people so pronounce at an
election.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. TO-
Reyerdy johnson will receive an address
from the authorities OF this city on the morn
ing of the I'D.
MALES, Oct. 10.
Vesuvius threatens another eruption.
PAaIs. Oct. 10.
The Emperor defers his return from
Blarrtz.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHlcAGo, Oct 10.
C. +. Field, the gentleman who has been
missing for some days, causing much anxiety
to his friends, has turned up in New York,
whittier he went while laboring under tenn
porary insanity.
The Democrats Of this city are preparing
for an immense parade and torchiight pro
cession tonight. They expect to mako it
the largest Of the season.
The Masonic Grand Chapter of Illinois,
now in session at Springfield, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing term :
Jas II Mills, OF Chicago, Grand High PRIEST
John NJ Pearson, Of Alton, Deputy g Ii p;
C A Murray, Of Decatur, Grand King; J A
Hawley, of Dixon. Grand Scribe; H G Rey-
nolds, Of Springfield, Grand Secretary; Il
Dillss, of Quincy, Grand Treasurer: Thomas
Moon, of Metropolitan, Grand Chaplain; j
c Lucky, Of Palo, Captain Host.
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DR.. GEO. E. EHlNGER.
HOMEOPATHIST!
Gfiico on Fourth street,
Bet, Main and Blondeau, KEOKUH.

Having had Is yesrs Of experience, rart Of the
time Old School Physician am warranted In
commencing my present mode OF treatment superior
being eutrly free from the harsh and INJURIOUS prae
tce using poisonous doses Of Mercury Arsenic Opium
&c whert much rreparable injury Is constantly
done l Will continue to pay specta attention TO the
d.. ofWomen and Children, and Chronic diseases,
such scrofuia diseases of the Lungs and Throat dis
e she Eye. Constipation Piles. Dyspsp II, & &c.
BY ths following comparative stastics prepared by
the Atlantic Mutual Life Company of Albany
N Y the superiority OF Homeopathy will appear
In its announcement that Company say:
ITO thoss who employ the Homeopathic eystem Of
Msdcine, when Ill this Company will make deduction
Of per the usua rates of premium, feeling
satisfied that the mortality from disease IL vastly
under this mode of treatment. From . large mars OF
statistics gathered from all parts of the civilized world,
and supplied largely by Alopathc authorities embrac
ing of the treatment Of 800 900 Of
disease, IL drawn the following:
GENERAL SUMMARY
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRASoIsco, Oct. 9.
The steamer Golden City from Panama,
arrived to-day.
Alaska adyices to Sept. 18th, state that
Gen. Davis and staff had left Sitka for the
north. Comfortable quarters for troops were
being put up at Styckeon.
The Indians were quiet. The small pox
prevails to slight extent among few
tribes.
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FROM NEW TORK.
New YORK, Oct. 10

New YORK, Oct. 10.
The steamships City of Paris and Europa
sailed to-day for England. They took no
specie.
Ice formed on the marshes in the suburbs
last night.
A large number Of Irish temperance socle'
ties were in the procession to-day in honor
of Father Matthews birthday.
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TUyHIs 10 to give notice that the o.h day OF O1t
A. d. 1858, Warrant In Bankruptcy was issned
agsinet the estate OF Geo. Hbba,d, of Yves. Point Lee
County aud State Of Iowa. who has been adudged bank
debts and delivery Of sny property belonging 10 kaid
Bankrupt him for his use and the transfer Of any
property by him 10 forbidden by law meeting Of
creditors Of the said prove their debts and
choose sgnees Of his estates will be held
at the Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at No
Estes House, the office Of the Register in Bankruptcy
In the city Of Keokuk, Iowa. before John Bruce Reg
fster on the 10th day Of Nov A. 1865 At 10 O'Clock
A. m. g. W. CHA E,USE.,
By H FULTON, Deputy
John Van yalisnbnry Attorney
orfIl aw.ann
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
Reyerdy Johnson, Minister to England,
sends q cable dispatch to the government
making it known that he has signed the pro-
tocol with the British government regulating
the rights Of naturalized citizens. No par
tic lars are given, but it is inferred, from the
facts communicated by the Munster, that the
is similar TO Mr.. Bancroft's treaty
with the German Powers.
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FROM MEXICO.

New YoRK, Oct. 10.
Telegraphic advices from the City of Mex
leo to the lst have been received.
Colonel Deminger, Of the Vera Cruz reb
els, has been pardoped.
Mr.. Plumb, American Charge d Affairs,
had given banquet TO the Cabinet officer.
and members of Congress.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. 10.
The Captain General Of Porto Rico has
announced in proclamation that the recent
disorders on that Island have been sup
pressed and that all the insurgents have been
captured or dispersed. The whole Island is
now tranquil. Matthew Brickman, plan
ter, was Killed during the disturbance.
The birth-day Of Queen Isabella was cele-
brated as usual
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I, viii thus bo seen that of hundred patients
e4ted by Homeopathic physiotahs, eight will die, while
ii the same number are treated by Allopsthio phya-
cars tyour win die: and of tho yrisds who die
nrrr old school ths world over lIom@opstt
ic treatment would seveutysx of eysry huEdred
From such facts, it is difficult to how the lore of
tsaasg has anv,singto do with the swearing Of stu
dents i'll medical institutions TO prevent them
from Investigating this system II medicine
oot2 GEO. Il EHiNGER NJ D.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
There was an immense torchlight process
sion tonight. The different Ward organi-
zations, White Boys in Blue, DC, mounted
and on foot, mostly uniformed, preceded by
numerous bands, brass and military. The
streets were crowded with spectators.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.
Rev. Thos. b. Stockton, for several terms
Chaplain of the House of Representatives,
at Washington, and awell-known minister Of
the Methodist Protestant Church. died this
evening, aged GO years.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHES.
From Washin 8 ton.
Horace Greeley Nominated for
Congress.
ADylCEs FROM MEXICO.
Isli,s i he Beard d hangers 4 lie N.li.aal
As.ha fH Hs,bd SAien.
Report OF the Association.
Riot al y Democratic Meeting
I'm Indiana.
The Marshal Shot and his Assistant
Wounded.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Proclamation by the Junta In
Spain.
Riot af Democratic Meeting
In Indiana.
The Marshal Shot and his Assistant
Wounded.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
Proclamation by the Junta in
Spain.
Religious Liberty and Freedom
efthe Press Guarantee

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881
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-rr.1y single suhscriherp, rer year, w
si..h. att.. feeckl 1 60
o.1D' = '.-'
,5rCrnr nrDrnmnn
Fun u II " - u 1O i u u i .
ATTORNEYS.
Brown 4 kno~lss......cor Main ! Fifth streets.
Collins Second street
American Watches.
- Bridges. NosI + : Estes House.
-, ea,,,m.n =, Main street.
i.mt,stan & Ilui.kamp. ....... .ss Main street.
~
pearcs sondAss CITY Blu g. Aa'h : -
..a a-.cr0nY.
y a ............izi Main 81 -
.TATfonrRY.
David a Lowry Second street.
y !" "es.oo.s..'' : "A Main .t,.st
"eoss'i h'V' -
- y 49, Th;rd 4 Main streets.
lIuissamp i Matless. 80 Main street.
Ta,skamp l. Bro..... Main strsot--bet 4th oth.
T. Hart i3S - eip stroet.
aUcwryE FOUNDRY
F.l Armitape Co........cor Ninth Jchnson.
BONNET BE n,
II Emerxo, ,.......c0r Fourth bi0ndoau.
..oeks. WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
am a Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House.
= = : 80 --
cr.nruIrna.
r.,n;u 1onesA cor Third 4 Main streets.
He's, stern = oo...'.''.ooi oeoSA1 .
cammIxslOy MERCHANTS.
s aousA 1'''
,, u..u
s n,isees ...Nos1A7 Estes House
8p.;,,. No. l j. 4 Estes House.
r.Ynye,so,l.. cor Third 4 Main, up stairs.
a. Main .t,..t.
t.',sy esns =. ios Main street.
urra,,.
M. NO. 81 MIN .,,..t
wilkinson Bartlett q Co...."....ss Ma;n Main
nrFH O'Connor. ;. ........ ...--....oS Main street.
~ pastuiet Main street
Philips 4 Kerr err,..................85 Main street
- ~ ~ oI.ss " 'V" 10 Main street
= , io -, ~ M III Mainst
n.A. 4 4aaIs
.,r.t.. uon..
-
oahean' ksr'e q co..'....l4 ~ 7" - wan
GAsx STEAM FITTINGG.
!, rhn.ar .,reet bet3d lth
Moosf oohtt....''''oAAso -
Gold Pcns, Pencils, Pocket BOOKS.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Oct. 10.
The Rt. Hon. VIM. Z. Gladstone has is
sued his address to tho electors Of South
Lancaster. After reviewing the progress of
reform in England, be proceeds TO criticise
the course Of the Government, especially
concerning prisoners. Mr.. Gladstone closes
with an appeal to the voters Of South Lam
caster to support the only just policy which
England can pursue.
The preliminaries Of equalization Of the
treaty similar to that recently concluded be>
tween North Germany and the United States
have been arranged between Lord Stanley
and the American Minister.
MADRID, Oct 10.
The Cubans in this city demand that their
island be represented in the Provisional
Junts.
The Provisional Junta have issued . cir.
cular invoking Ill Spanish officials and citi-
zens to join in preserving order, and thus
prove that the revolution just accomplished
was not prompted BY anarchy md violence,
but for peace and justice.
The election for members of the Cortsz il
6xed tor November 10th.
Olosagas has left Paris for this city.
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goncijl. Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hers. stern i Co......cor Second Main streets.
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NDeau...........cor Third Main streets.
1fn;...mn / Matlesa. 80 Main street.
raiskamp Bro ...... Main strsot--bet 4th oth.
4 Hart, 90 - ~ ss'ees'
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Ghs.n STEAM FITTING.
Moo.rd Son.J ohnson street, bet Sd / 4th
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SINGER SEWING MACHIN Es.
~ M.anwhcr Act Fourth stfee
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Gold Pcns, Pencils, Pocket Books.
sa Rr;aoes .Eosl 4 Estes H ont
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3. Cross b co....................l 10y nam street
,ecac K.rle a Co..I4O h 142 Main street.
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clocks-Wholssals 4 Retail.
E,;seea Nos l 4 I Estes House
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CLOTHlERa.

:. ), q pr;aoes Nos A : Estes House.
p1 Avfes 4 ASons...67 Main street
- :
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Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
Rr;dve. .Eosl 4 Estes Ho,
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kEOKUK DIRECTORY.
sooxsA STATIONERY.
BOOTS = sHOEs-RETAIL.

David Lowry SECOND stfset.
II " W.stcott Main street-neAr Fourth.
v .hsts, gros .......... ..... SO Main street.
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.sEAI, ATE 4 Insurance. ACTS.
Il q -Eyck, cor Fourth Main sts (upstairs)
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ConYMISslON MERCHANTS.
: stnrees South Lsvee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-03
The Independent.

We had supposed the N. Y. Independent had grown as large as a religious weekly could grow. It seems not. Another column has been added to it's width, and its length is approximately increased. To say that it is the livehest religious journal publisb- ed in the country, gives but partial idea of it's merit It is also the liveliest aadica1 paper we see. In short it has ssgone to the front" in every respect. The religious public, however, grumble considerably over what are termed it's sheresies" What is heresy? "A fundamental error 'in religion, ' says Webster, but, he also remarks, s'In Scripture and primitive usage, Aeresy meant merely, sect, party, or the doctrines of a sect, as we now use denomination or pe,sua- sion, implying no reproach." In short the word has been by such shuttle-cock be- tween the different Christian sects that it has got bad name. It hurts on editor of religious paper to be called heretic just as it would, not long ago, have hurt an cd itor of political paper to be called an ab- | olitiomist.
 l As far as our experience goes. modern teachers of religion appeal to faith. feel l ing sentiment and habit, rather than to reason. Children are assiduously lnstrdct- ed in the dogmas of their several denomi- nations (the Catholic is always child, or rather an anaconda in the matter of Faith,
 ready to swallow any thing that offers,
 from an oyster to an ox); Evangelicals rely moro than we like to see on tho terrors and excitemen ts of Revivalism; Ritualists prefer something sensuous and sentimen- tai, which they term Religion; High and Dry Church men prescribe certain ingen iously contrived forms Repentance, Ab- stinence, Joy, Sorrow, and the like, curi l ously labeled and pigeon -holed, each due
 on sts day certain, in rotation), very
 attractive to some. Now, the best scholars
 and thinkers of our time are not easy oi
 faith, excitable, sentimental, or enslaved by habit. Are they not much oftener re-
 viled from the pulpit than reasoned
 w ith? Moreover, doctrinal religion
 has been at a stand-still since the Reforma-
 ton. Intelligent men of that day were
 more credulous, by far, than intelligent
 men of our time, in other matters; is it not
 possible that in asking us to believe all thai
 they could believe, in religion, our minis ters ask too much? If progress is possible in these matters it can only be reached through much experiment, much blunder 1 ing, much heresy. Hence we say to the N Y. Independent, "Go ahead! you can't dam t age Truth; you may damage Errorr'