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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

lEIsHNEN AND ENGLIsHfEN.-P. W, which
initials We take to stand for Mr. Patrick
Welsh, formerly Of Brandon, writes long
letter from London, to John Cain of the
Rutland Courier, in which we find the fol-
lowing passage; which, from an Irishman, to
an Irishman is certainly a very moderate view
Of the Irish question.
On Irish politics the general sentiment seemed
to be equal justice to ireland here and there a
willingness to grant her herparliament but her
entire independence Of England 7erer. Many
will ask. why don't England grant her this
equal justice? Such viii find pretty good an
swer in the fact that those who have the power to
give it are quite as slow in granting it to En-
gli-hmen as they are to Irishmen and if there
is any comfort in the fact, can assure Irish
men from undeniaDie statistics and the observa-
tons Of intelligent and observQHt persons who
have s9journei in both countries. that there is
infinitely more suffering in England, according
to population, than in ireland and that the
same is true Of Scotland. A gentleman who has
travelled pretty extensively SAYS that there is
more human suffering and priyation in England
and Scotland than here IS in gll the rest Of the
civilized world. We are apt 20 lose faith in the
providence Of God if we did not, we would new
er forget that though his mills grind slow, they
grind exceeding small. Goi help the people If
England, say
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10
MILTrARY DIsTRIcTs.

l. The State is hereby divided in thre
military districts, to be numbered first, sec
ond, third
,. The regiments organized in said dis
tricts will constitute one brigade.
3. Ten companies of infantry, to consis
Of fifty-one officers and men each, NAV b,
raised in each of said three districts, anC
will be allowed and accepted, and are to bt
raised by sub-districts as follows
FIRST DISTRICT.
addison Colnty-two companies.
! Bennington Colmty-two companies.
Rutland ComtV-three companies.
ChHteHden Coluafy-three companies.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Washington Countv-three companies.
Grunge Oo1mty-two companies
Windsor COuntV-three companies.
Hmdhdm Comty-two companies.
THIRD DISTRICT
Caledonia Co,mfg-two companies.
EsssI C0tHty-one company.
Franklin Colnty-three companies
Grand Isle Coufy-one company.
LamoiHe Co1nfy-one company
Orleans C0Unfy-two companies.
T. There may also be organized in each
Of said military districts one section of light
artillery, consisting of not less than thirty
four nor more than fifty-one officers and men
each
). The term Of service in said companies
will be five years, unless sooner discharged.
The form of enlistment contract viii be
substantially as follows
STATE OF vEEyoNI.
We, the undersigned. residents Of tine -ev-
eral towns in the State Of Vermont. set
against our names respectively. do hereby
Voluntarily enlist and agree to serve in the
militia pf this State entitled =. An act for or
gInizing the militia approved November
-, lS64, and amended November y. lS67.=
subject to the Constitution and Laws Of this
this State and of the United States. and such
rules and regulations as shall be prescribed
in accordance Herewith
The order proceeds to direct the orgauiza-
ton of companies, regiments, and brigade
in detail. The Q. NJ Gereral is to issue
arms, equipments, and uniforms to the COM
pauics when formed The company parade,
are to be On the first Tuesday Of June and
the second Tuesday Of september, and there
are full regulations for elections, inspections
&c. Theorder is signed by .' order of his Ez-
callency Gov B. PAGE Governor and Com
mander- -in-Chief, WILLIAM WILLS Adjuq1t
and Inspector GearGl"
The order Is prepared with care and is
doubtless all that il should be. The next
thing is to get the recruits for the companies,
which ,as tall is a voluntary affair NAV not be
so easy. This County it will be seen is en-
titled to three companies Who viii step
forward and organize them?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

to the court. The Presidents friends evi-
IDENTIFY took the result as triumph for their
side But it is to be considered that unless
the Chief Justice has really gone over to the
President, bodily, which can hardly be, Mr.
Johnson's counsel would be sure to gain by a
rule which would require every question to he
put to the Senate, and enable them thus to
secure frequent delays. The prevailing mo-
tive with the republican Senators, however,
probably was desire to avoid an open
breach with the Chief Justice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

CRETAN RELEF.-The Boston Cretan re-
lief Committee, of which DR.. 5. G. Howe il
chairman, make another earnest appeal for
contributions in aid of the suffering Greeks.
In furtheranee of the benevolent labors Of
the committee the ladies Of several cities and
towns will hold fair in Boston next week.
The committee say:
The dreadful struggle between Christians and
Mahomedans is still going on in Crete Turkey,
conscious that the issue will settle the question
Of her ability to IN intain her foothOld in Eu-
rope, has gathered fresh hordes Of barbarians
from all parts Of her Empire, and let them
loose upon the island. They have overrun and
ravaged all the open country burned the vii
lagos desecrated the churches destroyed the
gardens cut down the olives, the oranges, and
lemons pulled up the vines and, as far as
possible, trampled out all plants and green
things fit for human food
The Christians after gallant resistance, (Which
has cost the Turks several armies, being with
out cavalry or artillery, have retreated to the
mountain fOrtresses with their women and
children and their d0cks. There in the Ian
guage Of job, 8" they are wet with the showers
Of the mountains, eand embrace the rocks for
shelter"
European war vessels have taken off more
than forty thousand women, children, and old
men, in a flmishing condition, and landed them
upon the neighboring islands, or shores Of Con-
tinental Greece. There they are dependent up
on the charities Of the world for the Greeks
are too poor TO feed such multitude.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-04-10

ADDISON Colinty-two companies.
Bennington Colnty-two companies.
Rutland CountV-three companies.
ChiHenden CouRfv-three COMPANIES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05
SALE.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 10Th,
Al o'clock p. ~ At SALES Room
Viii he Sold sLiRCE \ ~DESIRiELE ASSORTMENT
VIII be Sold : LlkLE ! DENIKibEE ''N"H I"I'r
..-.oF.-..
,Japanese g. Chinese Goods
-~coysIsTING PIRTLT o.

-CONsiSIlNs AhA 70
aurtw,uf r,rt cases. Tortoise Shri Card Gases, Ivory
ra.T r,,-s. @t4tfll Nust dove Boxes, -lvrr h@L and "a
a.rrI-r narktrs. Ivory Cinar Holders, ivory Napsa En<ss
a,..a md other SIX Handkerchief. Ivory chs Wen fss"rtci
-. sTne It.4,p-r-tI Cabinsts. Lacgueret Work BsNrs, lac
$500 gtoV. E,Vss. LacguersI roharco E"Ses, IVORY AMI san
w .r.IF San. SIX Embroidered Fans. Lacq1rrrt sack taHnn
-. en,br,tl-rrtf satin Aprons, an a-snrttarut q PERU
msrv. vvry ans china Crips -hlsSls, assari~i eoh'rs. h'as..
T,sft .n.- etc g Luhrs' hns White Hose me NoHtri -HsNl&1
49, birfs v~ry anr. Japanese Tops (soua~thingu rs japan
.r Lace H,xrx. japanese straw b9xrH. &c NC
~ Gomlt rspty Grinspertiou GA Ihursd'y n"funsf Oe'sm
her I0th. at D O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05
SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE
PER "MoxTAxA.''-No.2 80.

SAN Francisco, Nov. Is, 1868.
During the last three weeks We have had earth
qutkes at short intervals, varying in severity, none
a. forc.hle - the first great shock of October u, yet
sufficiently distinct to be disagreeably noticeable,
The election. November 3, passed off quietly. am
pie precautions having been taken by the authorities,
who were rousel TO a just appreciation of their duties
after several disgracetul attacks upon Republican
professions had been endured in silence.
The result was known during the evening of the
81, the intelligence Of immense m~ajOrites in several
Eastern States reaching Us by telegraph. Moderate
enthusiasm only was manifested, however, the strug-
gle in this State appearing 80 even that anxiety to
learn the actual result banished all other subjects
from our minds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05

Eastern Yellow Pine Heading,
UyOR OIL CAskS.-No other material IL
n SAFE To Use For sale by
65 I'm {. BREWER n CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05

- AIvertiSrr@ ncsllmc ia the EasN.-INV CITY Il HOW
L - DNr their cards by enclosing GrseHGSnsiness is going on
agar l5Setage stamps. fer such amount as OF the town are
must Alltrls viii he inserted AS pei above 1 "a 6~bt to-rioht
"'"', Il "'p~ o1n-
y ~. v$ssu prepaid for year. are aie~esng
SER, ICES which wila,cs. wfhhsG:.h srs Cor transient adverti's.y'
He is no politician. al quarterly nj
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05
institution Ina,>.

institution mas
of the friends of learning. H.
purely partisan manner, on the llth "
this responsible position the Hon. Geo. /
Touching the Generals qualifications OF
justly differ. but no one can deny that the
has received 4 severe blow, for a wide-Sp..
unconquerable prejudice exists against thi4~
man, which Will cause an a~pathetic feeling 4
the institution which would not otherwise have e
isted. l do not pretend to justify or condemn thi'
prejudice, (founded especially upon the acceptance in
1861 by Gen. Mcclellan Us the Democratic nominee
for the Presidency, an act which stamped him as =
partisan politician,) but simply allude 10 it as posi-
lively existing. To many Republicans the appoint
ment Is not diStasteful, :or they recognize full well
the power Of the Democratic majority i'll the Board to
appoint an ex-confederate. instead of a quasi Unionist,
so they take the hslf-loaf with a tolerably good grace.
Prof Henry, Mr.. +. II. Olmstead, and Rev. II Steb-
bins were proposed, either of whom would have
served to concentrate every element of success. We
await Gen. McClellan's acceptance with anxiety.
Items.
The small pox still RACES.
\ famous opera troupe, of which Mdme. Escott is a
member, will shortly commence a season here.
Mayor Hoffman kindly promises the support of the
New York Democracy TO Gen. Grant if, when Presi-
dent, he Will abide by the Constitution 1! Another
case of " my friends probably.
We learn that at a meeting of French Cardinals
and Bishops, measures causing radical changes in
the Catholic religion We're to be submitted II the Ecu
menical Council, Zone, to abolish the Latin liturgy,
adopting the language of the country in which the
service is performed; and another, permitting clergy
men to marry, cause much comment.
Gen. Grant, in response TO a serenade upon his
election, stated his appreciation of the responsible
ties resting upon him, but willingly accepted them,
and without fear.
Personal.
Chas. X Clark is to marry an ex-Honoluluan in
November.
Hon. J. Mott Smith was the recipient of marked
courtesies. He sailed November 14th.
Hiram Grimes, Esq, never to be ~forgotteh by old
residents of the Islands, is now sojourning at Hay
wards, a town some ten miles from Oakland. He is
troubled with the asthma, but otherwise seems re
markedly well. News scarce. More anon.
PELICAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05

DISQUALIFIED PROM VOTING:
Virginia 6
Mississippi. =
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GROCERIES,

GROCERIES,,
Drei Apples. Cheese, Corn Starch.
Chocolate. Col Fish. NNrkerrl.
Cider Vinegar, Card Matches,
Cases Lsmou Syrup,
Cases Tomato Ketchup,
Gases sage. in glass,
Cases Ginger, in glass,
Gases Summer savory, in glass,
Cases Pepper, In glass,
Cases Pepper sauce. Z
Gases Lobstcrs. ? n tins.
Cases Loh-ers. / n tins,
Cases Quohaugs, p tins,
6 QIohaugs, ! N tins
SiLEgiTTS N BONES, uERCES HANS ~ BRINE,
Cases Lard. in 40 III. Tins,
Choppins Trays, WISH Boards,
Sf~vrs Csts am) Market Baskets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-05

WuTutI. =
= But few papers came to hand by the Montana,
and upon inquiring, we are told that no Eastern pic
torials or magazines had reached San Francisco for
three weeks previous to the sailing of the steamer.
The paper and letter mails were both forwarded
across the Continent but owing to some Irregular
tiles on the part of the contractors, the newspaper
mail had been left to accumulate to such an extent
that it would require some weeks to transport them
by rail. In the meantime the paper mails will be
sent by the Panama steamers until next spring.
Subscribers TO Eastern periodicals will have to exer-
else patience for n time.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

Onion m hOrss railroad and COUsttli lini cor 9tol5' I'o
GBKESvILE
Lots to inclusive block Merssles e3oO)
BATONNH
About q near Central Railroad $SJ
Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty viii find 1t to their interest to advertise in The
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE will be found. not only in NewYork and al ITS
cities and villages, but In every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TR
UNE semi.Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes! TIE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention TO the reports Of real
estate both in the city and in every part Of the state
thus adding greatly to the value Of its columns as an ad
vertlsing medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
Summ,r Xtirtats.
BuarS anS guums.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway ana ,.i EignIh- ls null
at moderate rates
dh - PER WEEK and upward for BOARD
sp and single Room Board and Room per d-y' " W "
P0ST HOUSE, Lalgh aud Hudsons's
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
EntsrmI Gs6tmns.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REYENIUJEE
u SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE OF ExW;ikVTn
YORH-Noe hereby given that the Lists Of Valuations sha ss
ons property sdbec tax under the Act 70 po%s % sbt uf
for other purposes approved June lt and ne Iss naI
thereto approved March 1865 July H. 1855 and h E Di
taken BY the several Assistant Assessors o. .a Stsrssis
.pae os sasn DAYS (SundAs excepted Og the e.s
oee No. FOuFteenthst lover tee Ard in edi,tslg
BsnA between the hours Of and oeoek M =, Ge isfk
ansr eYp days from he gate & ye and deteias
dy Of NAV aud for Eve das theressef or
All sppeas relative 70 excessive The Is heTea
made BY the said Assan Tdes Profei
sops and the saIe on Carriages B s md ,ha txes npoa
and Silver Plate the ending ~ iasI
comes for the ending December ~ IA m .ds writing snG
AZ nn.. 80 the Assessor aOsac uu DC aa..o2
All aPpes 10 csase matter or ihing respecting ShSh
/ requested the g'0uHS oPS CIEVEIEED ksOr
Dated New York May s. 1908 ------r
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
MurEnrtrg.
NBW sAILlN0 AkkAhGhn :, ! ~ u, =

alatbnfrg.
ENVEL OPE- CUTTING MACHINE WAhI.
II KD MAOHINs bpt little used o. ~ geo orue p.-
a.. for three daVs w BoK No III Tribune Onee AraPcs
Colsr Cutting Machine Il strong, may aEs9et
NTACHINERY.-PAP MACHINERY Ter
NE sSIE mean consisting Rag Eugncs Soaee koarG
Boilers steam Easiues EGseys EngHs Pynp. aais rpIs.s
80" IyIss MACHINERY YARD Noa 10 70 IA Hudoa a., Jesl
sew 1fty two blocks from the ierry
mo PEAT MAKERS.-A valuable PATENTA
r psrtug roots all foreign substances from Peat applies
NE "a apy Peat Machine For circulars address -.
Oi'~N'' sRWALL BRACKBTT, Jsmsica Pan hAs&
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter OF the
- raton Of the Commissioners Of the Central Park Tor snd Ia
behalf q the Mayor Aldermen and COmmon,y Of ee o new
~ rsIye Ia the opening Of Seyentye ghht, from
10 ie Hudson River in the City Of NeN'lork-Ihe IT, ~
Of the Central Park In the and 10 oehA
wsn, Aldermen aud ConOualty Of the City Of New
Yot paasnt Of the Legislature OF The People o. S ~.
s,,' ~ NewYork entitled relative TO the powers u
duties Of tho Commissioners Of the Ceaa PsTs passed % g..s
See r az The act entitled act 20 alter the map OF plan
ns ~ be City Of NewYok and for the laying out ana
Rnt on The same passed April 2h 1867 hereby give honGe
sS "a ,ppy 10 the Supreme Court In the First JuaeA ~
nv STATE oI EwYork Special Term Of said 0Sa V % seD
ths civ Hall in the City Of NewYo on NE a,% or as soon
tbsrsse as Counsel Sc heard thereon for he %
.oner, OF Esmae aud Assessment n the abo,
tSs mature the Improvement hereby % a Ry
Of street. from Eghtayeae p 20 % m hs Cty Nes
fSrh-DA'so ARn GoRMAY Counsel to the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

CHOW CASEs-od and new Of all HvSseT dsserig r.
- lions SOLD at .hs lowest pnee' " h0f i'A' ''.
las Chahamh
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
Yuus,s anS farms @auttH.

EOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY in al
Il most every street south Of Fourteenth st. -,
Apply to JOHN MeCLAvB, No a Pnest
WANTED-To HIRE 10 acres of newly-ted
w SWAMP, this city powed by being yet too son
for cattle Whoever do this the month viii please a
dress u. GREELEY, Tribune. Wanted also, tArmer
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

Jersey CITY--FOr SALE, all classes of
- property farms 90 J. s. TANLOkS No o.
MO.t. .6faery st., JERSEY City, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
grookIpn gtnI Gstatt for saIs.

>)-~~|~>-~->~~~~~.~~~y->-~~ - - -
DEAR IN MIND THE IMPORTANT FACT
I'D that the splendid 18TH WARD LOTS 10 be sold by JOHNSON
MILLER auction TUESDAY. Nay H. ere ueatcr htsloiE
CITY Hall than Central Park They are more accessible aud can DO
reached They ne free om Tock aud n tne
midst improvements At current prices entire oc Will 1o
for more rocky lot Qlenhich oilers The beat
chance speculation No aed 70 n without e1amning tes
rrnpertv Cali JOHNSON MILLER No 70 Nassau
g. or 51 Mouaguest brooklyn auj secure map s1d ife
ticket tie ralIoai 20 tie g-Ollt.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

Two PRINTERs.Use the PATENT, n I,Gs CoMfS1S- ESS.
0roHs, PdnteTs liking Rollers made By FtAhOio h"e
m v1 o. M Is M.eu n l. II Ia ppeGi0r " Aafbaak u W"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

OOn FREE RIDES over the Broadway
O,UOD Railroad the brooklyn LOTS ih., JOHNSON & NIL
LE utsad SELL at AUCTION on IUEspAi hay ~ AZ VINO wnS
man ana free tickets by applying 70 JONSOh MLLb NO. ~ mas
faust, New-York, or So lj1 hontaguest FroohBu.
S65OO So aSsF 82 2dT aiSft ai 5i5 fatssfRn& "a SAFE & L..
t G iaoiern y IN good ode anl ven e's'
III D. y. Y r. o., Boz No. l5oii or apply on the pes.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
Stationary, &t.
XtaaI Notitts.

IN PURSUANCE and by virtue OF final de-
cree OF Circuit the County ~ saginaw 10 thanry e
and entered on The 29h day Of Febuary, d. @ IN cause wherein
GUSTAV A. wITTHAus aud SAMUEL stmS ars cemP,aes11r
sri TIP NEWYORK AND SAGINAW SOLAR SALT toAfANi Is
defendant notice hereby that shall sell at public ancuSn az
1903 AZ Of The Court H0nse in The CV o saginaw oa
Saginaw the state Of Michigan. al those pafcs o. h
The M County Of Saginaw the sntl haH OF ue oAlta
qu and the south part of The northwest fraction o. me soaas'
fractional qiarer beug three 90 Of fractional sec0a W.
riae q northwest quarter OF le rouhN 99Il alu e
fractional quarter
l pir tire 1 of fractional thirttwo J2 Ell m Iowa
b ttisen norIh range @ east beng hundred aud n
Government
Frnes Ho Machinery fixtures and other personal prop yea
Herewith the furniture IN the boarding bouse ana pa Tue
ee and an personal property Of said deiendnt used eolle
real estate above described WI ne ou 10
% nIs,ut 10 tie terms said decree And also IN parcels
snr 10 the descriptions VIII he sold Az We tale uhe
% mace paut u decree the south half of the southeast quar-
Ter section thirty tor and the vest haf o the southeast quarter aao
lie west quarter and the norea quarter oi We
northeast tht @ 10 sad OenslP ueeh y
north five 5l east heng two hundfel ana ea es ao
- w. NM A. LEWIS
Circuit Court Commissioner for Saginaw County Mehgsr
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD, New
WcsIchcsLer COunIY. = Ihl

HJVNI .TVIItT|f " - ~ ~ --l
Homestead Goyerlrur Morrs csl, efccp fe Finn
f5r b. rlituc and occupation h been hsu oeJ ~ " wv.
arennf All rrecial -dnr1ton fpr villa tfcs for heli'
aui secessill.i pesns uoIug httilct i Nr'ln t ~
uuIrpsfsd It's oug two miles f"n ihe euli 4, 'ss Nv Nv ~
WM. sMiiH BEoWN .
So. b BrnlIyar Eoor No. IS.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
Nlisttllanotus.

.-~-~ NJ
nOND SAFE for SALE. - One Of Herrings
ID bss, w Yas patent Oes, nIT: been S.d dO ,oa
inches wide deep and ns5 nas S xi hs
d hs Inaulre ~ the Greenwich POTTERY No i West kgheenIh
a. between Ninth and Tenth. avea
HTAM0NDS- WATCHES, and JEWELRY
ID BoTeHT and MONEY LOANED on them, By u ALLEN
No ais Broadway, one door below Csnalst
DRAINS- -DRAINS-DRAINS.
uvo our sTONRWARB PIPE and TlLB. t. =. ..
O. w. B0YNrON Co, Woodbridge. N. J.
TNIVE AND A QUARTER CENTS per pound
paid cash for OLD BOOKS NEWSPAPERS aud PAMPHLETS
Come direct 10 No. " Am d. ThoA u bAShhE'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

From ts Gneuess aa extreme whrtv vlen cAtCNRD ths plaster
superior any IS Tie purposes fT shh ouei plaster = 90
extensively used and as the facilities Cor transportation rom hbn
erery o. the United States uugn1sei wide
trals for he calcued ar.ce coull rga div he bulls
The question well umhered wi b sold IN body
Price i8 eekH cssL balsnce iterll On Or inisre
ord retained For further Information inquire ~ W. y WAthh
H.eb.
NAV l8fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-30

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BUILD
ING.--We are happy to be informed that
the work on the new edifice Of the United
Presbyterian church is in such state OF
forwardness that the lecture-room and Sab
bath-school rooms will be open for use on
the second Sabbath in November. This, we
are sure, will be q gratifying announcement
to the members Of the congregation and to
the community at large.
The lecture-room proper is spacious-en1'
tirely above ground, dry and airy-capaoie
of seating comfortably three hundred and
fifty persons. By folding doors the adjoin-
ing sabbath-school room can be thrown into
one with the lecture-room, thus furnishing
convenient sittings for from four hundred
and fifty to FIVE hundred persons. We con-
gratulate the congregation upon thef pros
1ect of 40 early an occupation Of the edifce
which has been SO far completed. Ine!r
perseverance under 30 many difficulties Is
worthy of admiration and imitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-30

Mayors CoURr-MAYoR CHAHooN PREs1-
D1SG-THURsDAY MoRNING.-The follow
lowing cases were disposed Of in this court
yesterday: 1900
Jane Brown and Martha Ward (negroes)
were arraigned on cross warrants one was
charged with throwing rocks at the other,
and the other with threatening the life of
her adversary. They were fined two dol
lars and fifty cents each.
Mary Davis (negro) for trespasing on the
premises Of Mrs. Mary A. Garrett, was dis
charged.
George Dawson and Alexander Robinson
alias Richardson (negroes), were arraigned
on the charge Of stealing pair of boots,
valued at ten dollars, from William Jack
son. In the absence of witnesses the case
was continued until to-day. a~@ 4'