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Benny W. TAYLOR vs.. J. X LATHAM-No. I577L-
Fourth District Court o. New Orleans
DY WRITE of les writ OF hert IA
ID cias e. by the Honorable the Fourth Dist CourJ
Of Orleau the above entitled cause, f.
viii proceed sell public auction, the and
Auct6ueers change. Royal street bet Canal and
usts he Second District this ct
SATUKDAY lt Of ,reh, 1858 u O'Clock the fol
lowiRg described property, viz;
FOUK CEkTAIN Lois OF GROUND together with all
buildings End Improvements thereon and anpurtenances
thereof Hrd ali the rights ways servtudes tvees and
sdvsutS thereto bsor Eing situate in the tt District OF
city de, grated lots Nos p y, and "a OF
No ~ Which ounced by st. Naguaen Mare srsyer
md Ferdao ,trees plan OF ate surveyor,
dated 22d December 1874 and deposited in the Office Of the
late David l. hcay notary punl in this y, which lots
in American according sid plan fo
lowe toNit Lots n p ana 3 adon other and have
ezh 30 feet inches lines front Crawl street and
~ feet 10 width n the rear lot No having ds7th Il l6
inchea the lire - % and lis inch
depth the line Of lot No. p! lot No p having ph Of
lS feet inches the line 81 los No. a. l9 feet II
rrhst the ne Of lot 80 a. lot No. Is having depth
ne feet II inches the line Of lot No ~ and l26 feet
inches o the line OF No "a Lot - 70
Il t}ravier and Hagdean aud -
bchss e. Graver is e in deph aud
81 MsgoAler l26 feet niche. depth the line
from lot No. 3 and y feet 81 inches width
line
Pc N. properly acquired by the defend
ci fr j. Hubbard passed before g. Cots
chalk notary public in tbs city, tbs lsIh day OF Decen
Ter ISL
Seized in the shove suit
8rTEKns-Cash on the spot.
GEO W AVERY
fels msAH Sh-r z o. the p rsh OF Oleans
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AUCTION SALES.
SasgIFF'S SALES.

VIM. A. GAsoUET va. j. A. KLIEB-rHIRD DIS
trict Oourt OF Kev erisass-Eo. A,5lL
DIV VIRTUE of . writ OF nert faeiss
ID TO me directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court OF New Orleans the above entitled cause vii
sell public suction on the premises nsene1er
desgnssd TUESDAY. ths Kikhtssnth day Of feorua,
The C0SfFETs AND FIXTURES OF the ST Lavresss
Restaurant al the Fur,srs ksrcssndss etc therein
tuate a. No Charl-s street. in the First strict
this city per iuvsBtsry which Be IN my once
Seized in the abeve suit
n1-TKHEs-Tbis bsif the nd sDl last sucton the
ss will be definitely aduccaed to the highest and
slider fr what IL vail bring A. twelve months cred We
furnishing bond vita good ana approved seea
y herring Eve Interest per Annun IRON d.te snt
Said Ercbt shall have In cash out Of the
Of hs bids the charges tor printing clerks Tees COM
mission. keeping aHd skeriHs fees which laid essrges
I'll the above properly Aegethsr 70 Aooai i've
GEo " AVERY,
ass Sheriff 81 the Parish sf orlesnA
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;. o. PEYROUx VS. II 8. FULKERsoN-FIFrH
nistrict Caurt Of NsH Orleans No. ls.32S.

p o. PEYROUX VS. II 8. FULKERsoN-FIFrH
District Court Of New Orleans, No. 1888.
DY WBRTUE Of Writ 81 Gerl faetss,
ID % NJ directed BY the Honorable the finh Distrst
Of Orea0s In the above si Gauss viii prs
cesd sell public Anct1n ~ ths AercsantI ana aus
ti-sssrs Exchange, Coy street, heusn Canal and Gas
ternhouss IN the second District OF this city, %
IL EsDAY The Eghtssnth day Of Fssraary 1883 Al IL
O'clock n, ths following SsscFibsd property. VI
A CERTAIN BOsD for tns sum of One The sand au1
FityeVen DolsTs ans sixty three Cess sO5I ~ drawn
n favor the Steia cf she Parish ~ O-eans By Louis
Fcsrss.r prrepal with h srls Losaisr securty,
dsted tbs 9th Of Oe obT 1857 payAh Twelve nsnths
date and bearing Eve cent interest per aanu from
Sntii paid
With pvsz BY the sad Lous Sch1e der In part
" the scs adj ado 81 i've handr-d sne ten
90 hsrs Of the scE o. ha New OrsAss A.aSsetu 1ax
snd kHienR Cfups1y which fhars rsnsfsrrsd by
s. Tultsson sad Company abo.t tbs 2jta ~ o.
NAY e7 fsE.d and sgd ~ ths said -hera On hs 9h dy
October 1851 " the suit OF Chsdss Donheiy II \
Nss Orleans uAuaf sesarns ID gsidins
Csupa-y 10 1850 Of he BOeses u the Til Dstdct
Cout Of New OrsAs fer three thousand aHd sixty dollars
six dol ara Cs6 per share.
seized IN tie above tuit.
81 TERNs-Cash On the SPOT -
ct l9I9 Sheriff ~ the Psris- 81 % lssn~
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MON TGOMERY BROS. g CO. IS SALES.

LARGE Axp PEEEMPToRY SALE OF BLEGAN
6ach Aad Single Horses, Elegant ssddls HOrsoa Fins
Work Mules Fine hneA Cows BugE.es Harness, wagons
&c, etc, 81 aEetion-
Ry HOFTG0fERY BEsOS. - co..
2 n. EoErsoxHRT Auctonesf
Ofhce-H Camp
TUESDAY, Feb. 1Sih, ~ n o'clock A.
P. Liner's Stables DRAWER street, will b Sold
Elegant katcn HerseA
Elegant Saddle H0rssG
Fine Work huleA
Fine Mich Cows
kbo-Tsp and Open BuEgies, Hsrnsss TsgonA
- rxRxs-Cash In q. g. Treasury Notes
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B-The interest 81 the city Of New Orleans In the above
described property being OhEHALF purchasers will have
right ard privilege o. payment - thsr purchases IN
cry CURRENCY IA Who or part 10 the extent OF the
Lid uFa tTff he
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X q. hJsGRUVE a SON VS. HUNTER, kSEBE a co.
Sixth District Court Of New OrleAns-No 20,61
DY VIRTUF Of n vyEiI or 6erI faciss 10 M
ID directed the Honorable tie sixth Dstrct ur II
New Oresns in the shove entitled viii proceed TO sell
a. publ, sucsn the premises hersnsfsr deal mated
VFDNESDAb, tbs iweDtys1th day OF February, 1865 ~
11aF TWO IRON SAFES contained in the rear Office
of he g1ousd Of building No 63 CsroHdest street. in
the First District OF this city.
Re Eed in the shove suit
pS-INlhs-Cash on the spot.
GEs. ". AVERY,
felB q 7s Sheriff o. the Parish Of OHeABs.
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FURNITURE .......FURNITURE........F URNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY mos. ~ co,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, uctoneer
TUESDAY, Feb. 1slh. nj n o'eIOck a
IL NJ their Auction Mari 81 Camp street. wi be sold
A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD 2 KNfTURE
such As Rosewood Mahogany and Valiant Bedseads, Blu
rsaus Wsshstands. Mahogany and Walnut Tstes
Sofas Spring ChArs Easy Chairs hsrole Iop Center
Tab Marble Top Sdehosds Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels CARPETS French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
pgs Paintings ookns Stoves and Utensils etc. being the
contents Of several weilfurrshed hoHseS
large invoke Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood ses
Chain etc.
nF-TERns-Cash
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE DIS
TRICT OF LOUISIANA
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BV e. f. GIRARDEY a. co.,

BY ORDER OF E. K: NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
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COMPRISING EVERYTHING APPBRrLINING TO A
PlRsT-CLAss PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
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WIN. QUAY, BANKRUPT VS.. HIS CRBDIroRs
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PEREMPToRY SALE

COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT,
SUPPLIED WITH CHEMICALS, CAMERAs, FRAMES,
HEADsrAHDs. TOOLS, PRESSES, FURNITURE. Fro,
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ERIIz HUPPEEBAUER vs. DENIS BECHAQ-sIXrH
nl.trlct Court of Wv Orls.ns-Na % ~

ERIIz HUPPEEBAUER VS.. DENIS BECHAQ-sIXFH
District Csurt Of New Orlssns-No. D7V.
BIZ y :, 81 e, sf Liza .t.e se
Of Esw Orlssn in the above entitled cause vii pr essd
s,rstss On TUESDAY, tSs sish ssats ssy q FssTa.y
ass Rs,ur.rt .tsstsd in IN. First District
~ this ctv Common street hos rs Aad 80 BET cen 81
cs s.i;.. and n IL, Camp ls, ,:r: :.t
. e me ' sds sSo 70 & s, sai
bde.r Tor What is will brig a twelve aroths credit
sscuIy fssrirs eight Per cent iu.s-slt Ger rom
sac md pTiylsss os sad property until AL Pymsnt
pThtnE, serks ana sasrHs lee SsspnE etc say @s'S'
Ems Sheriff o'ib. Parish iOrIs.,.
oBEA ATwATER co VS.. joan H. GREES-siIA
District Court Of Nsu Orleans Ne. 2O79L
RY VIRTUE of WsIt Of neri faeia.
10 me sestse By The aoIggass .I me SI as,. D
proceed - sell At public s,. n On ne psns. ssrsnSe'
nsry 1865. ~ ~ O'Clock
1kirtYthree IS bales CatOn marked s. Is diamond,
Coust and Monsgut streets in the bird District Of this city
~ TEHss-CAsh on the spq. ~
f7l3l9 Sheriff q he Parish Of orleaps
BARSEIT q LION VS.. J. sTEgLs
Fourth District Coart OF New Orssas-No. Il, 40.
~ VIkTUE Il writ % nerI raeiasts nae
- directed b. he Honorable the Fourth District Cent Of
cssS 70 sn =, publ saeos on he prsmi.es Ne II New
Leyee street Flint Dit Is Of Ibis city on JNDAf, the
,
The Of Case, consisting Of Wines, Liquors,
Playing Cards etc, inventory which be seen in
my Office
Se4sed in tie above suit.
ER- TEKMs-Cash on the spOA
GEO ". AVERY,
feIll522 Sheriff Of ste Parish Of Orleans.
GUSTAVE MILTENBERGER vs.. JULES HUANr-
Third District CourI OF New Orleass-HO 24,6l9,
DY VIRTUE - = Wrtt OF f1~rl facins to
Ds the honorable h Third District C0urt Of
New Orlsrn, the shove entitled will proc-s1
sell public s-co1. the premises hereinafter dssgasted
TUESDAY, the 25h day Of February, 1855, a. lO5a
O'Clock A n.
the Of ksue sns Royal II the second
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WROUGHT IROE PIPES AND EIrTISeS, Tor Steam,
Water and 0AA
COPPER TIN AND SHEET iron WORK, In al h
uuArisus brsnshss hOs Steamboats,, PfansAsens Brew
sriss Disalleries and Private DWeIlngx
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL- IN Tia
ssstsst manner, and the shortest notos,
OOPPER STILLS made 70 ordss.
sOHsIAErLr HAED:
large kssortnsnl q Brass Globe Valves; Cnsck Vsvss
horiseotsl veziissl Oh GObss and Oups AL sizes Of
aad Water Cssk Of various patterns; Stern ss7ss
Magnetic vs.ss Gauges and 6a1Fs Oosks- etc. ste.
ALsO. OoEs<AsrLr aAsB:
rhs esshrzssd MITCHELL STAB LIGHTNING hoos
sad POINTS which took TOE ra Premium .. the late PAN
Orders from city azd country solicited and pronty d
tended "
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UARB KOHN VS.. N. ROURKE-FOURrH DISTRICT
Court Of New orleans-No. l972Z.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of deri fact as
ID rectsd BY the Honorable the Fourth District Gourt
VI New Orlsans, in the sbsve snt tea Gauss, will
proceed sell public suctoh ~ tie Merchants and
hucticneers Exchange, Rival street. bstwe Canal and
Cssiem the See nd strict Of this CITY
W. DNESDAI tie 10th d. OF February lo5, ~ II o'clock
n TIE follow nE desCrib q property, viz: -
The undivided hslf Of CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,
situated the First DIS tct Of this city, In the square
bounded by Julia, bssa Qas ST Jsh-) rcd and RsmpA.
Oate Circus) and forming the Of JulA and
Basin sad lot measuring hnytuO fees frsnt
Iuz street depth and Basin Of
inches and thre lines her
With all the buildings improvement thereon rights, WAYS
privileges and sppurtensncss, ncudrg machinery FOR
Distiilery Stil's ava instruments therefor.
Se REQ in the AbOvs suit
b. TKRMs-Cash on the snot.
GEORGE ". AVERY,
ia95 fell % ShpriH ~ the Parish Of Orleans
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n AEELNEs COTrOs 6INsEH
"A and COTTON PICKERY, ooTner ST. Thomas aud =
streets the immediate vicinity Of the fOowL@s
Presses Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof Alabama Sh
per, Planters Tyler F.ctors' Commercial P,can, Or
leans, Merchants yieksburg and Penn. Having nrsees,
carver Gina Of eighty each toe latest In
proved be prepared V haul gin and pick Cotton from AMI
Boz :. - Pree Current once I29 Gravisr street
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DICE MILLs.... ..............kICE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER kcKINLAH,
he Of the most approved RICE PoU Sd R nov in
me- ben 81 years engaged In the
,trucon erection Gnd management Of Rice Machinery,
arc prepared under bis supervision, construct all kinds
Machinery reqsired IN tie preparation Of Rice for the
market and to furnish all necessary drawings and speef
estisns
model Of Weekdays Patent Rise Huer, suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption, be
cen ct our tabliehment.
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JACOB VAN wI1KLE VS.. ARTHUR HAUCH-rHIRD
District Court Of New or eans-No. q 81.

febl7 Is mari
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CUBA.

The Rebels Destroy the Railroad frcm Nre.
Wins to Puerto PriDcipe-They Capture
Prisoners ind Plumber the baggage Cars
Rains-Nuval Intciligcnce-MaTltet Reports.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1868.
The rebels have appeared on the railroad track
between Nuevitas and Puerto Principe. They can
tured train 81 cars with a number of passengers
on ooard. Four OF tho latter were retained as
prisoners ana the others were allowed to proceed to
-s'e< ucs''halior. on hand cars The baggage vans
were piunde.e ed OF their contents and the railroad
track Was torn up for considerable distance.
Heavy and continuous rains during the past week
aeve prevented cane grinding on the plantations.
The United States flagship Contoocook has arrived
at this port from Norfolk.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week ending last night
sugar-No. 10 to No. IL D. s., s&as% rea.s; No
ID to No. 90 ga 10 reals per airooe; sales OF the
week, 1000 boxes; exports OF the weeX 600 boxes
OF which 6.000 boxes were for the uG.ted States
Lard u steady at lSAc. &c. per pound TO- terce
and l9c. 1gc. IN Is pound tins. Flour nat al $40
$i2 per barrel. Butter dull at CSC. 36c. per
pound. Tallow firm ct 10Hc. lie. per pound
Bacon dun at loo. 1sc. per pound. Honey nat.
white heavy ut $40 5ll per arrobe. Petroleum
quiet at 3h reals per gallon. Potatoes active at
So so 81 per barrel. Shocks, 81 a s2 reals for
box; 81 IS for hogshead. Hoops. $50 sos per
Thousand for long, $40 $45 for short Hams, Ice.
per pound for common sailed, 20c for sugar cured.
Frelghts nat; per box OF sugar to Northern ports 81
9 81 80; per hogshcad OF sugar TO Northern ports
50 50 so; per hogshead moasses to Northern ports
Exchange on London, Is q 15x per cent premium;
on United states, sixty days sight In currency,
cent discount; in gold, short sight, 5a6 per cent
premium.
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BLsecxts sIasrf GNlssasAlIsr CHURCH.
Sermon by Rev. ID. Kay Lee

Sermon by Rev. ID. Kay Lee.
Rev. u. Kay Lee pastor OF this church, delivered
sermon last evening on 'The Perils OF the CITY,,
Taking for his text that part OF the psalm In which
David cries out my soul Is among lions,n the rever
end gentleman said that the great psamst meant BY
this exclamation that his soul was in jeopardy, II
1t had been benighted cast into cage full OF wild
beasts Though David knew he was In such danger
be found that when he smote the lions he conquered
them, and though his life was . constant struggle
with lions, he oyercame them az last and closed mis-
life In peace. And all the men In this city could cry
out with David, In their various walks OF life that they
were among lions. There WERE II should be conceded,
some OF the noblest OF men and women In this city,
yone OF the best Of institutions and places OF good
mss; that the great heart Of the city Itself was true
anu pure; yet there was In It dark side as well
a light side-g0od and evil standing out in bold con-
trast; false tastes, false anusements false ambi-
known 70 begin life nobly the noblest yet they
were encountered by the lions OF temptation along
the CITY, ike everybody everywhere else Who had
lent Wiling ear TO the siren voice OF evil passion
had fallen At nrst by giving way 70 small tempta-
quickly followed by those Of lust, deceit and every
kind OF crime, The young man may often say, ~
win trine with these small things only. a. will, viii
body eisen But the first indulgence weakening his
resolution, and, finding less satisfaction with each
temptation, he gives way to he goes on from pad 70
worse until he is utterly undone. A litter Oh lions
might be pretty sight to look at and might be fon.
died without rear, out once inc claWb anu tccsh VI
the animals have grown they will turn upon and
rend the hand that toyed with them. SO II was with
temptations. They might be trined with slightly
vet they would grow and be all the more unconquer-
able and cruel a. their growth increased mo mat
ter n am wild in my young days. some Young men
say, "when / come to manhood shall relorm;' yet
when he reaches manhood ne finds that his passions
have grown probably beyond his strength 10 con-
quer them, and he goes down IN the struggle: Inesc
lions Of the soul should not be trfed WITH Inc city
abounded with them. They stalked about In the
streets seeking whom they could devour Ihey were
on every corner where liaror stores were located.
They we're quiet in the daytime, but roamed aDout
In the night season roaring and furious. lhey were
IKE the lions mentioned In the Arabian story deceit
ful and cowardly. They made great promises Whlch
were never fulfilled; FOR there never was man VINO
had ever FOUND In the enjoyment OF an evil passion
that qualification wf,ch ne anticipated. Young men
In the citT were bcsct on all sides ny lions That
dragged them often TO tnG earn ana ucycurei
them; and many i one who hal been tue hopc aud
pride OF Ills friends ana tue very picture OF health
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M pes,s ranrssents t, whole number visible since
one person can give his att. n 70 oas portion OF
the heavens. IT, with Prols> e"son, we esu-
mate that one observer secs N. as a. ~ pai "a INC
whole, shall have nearly 4,0& $50, e n.loer Fisi-
bic a. Boston between halfpast t,as, N ~ Ani
daylight this morning. This Is d1A "S's soo largo
an estimate, but enough remaius in a.. fror %
If no favorable accounts reach "a o, o., nner
parts OF the worid-to give this display sha ,y ,e
Spectacle position among the recorded ss-s 0''
OF the last thirty years. ,r,,
or the 623 observed only thirteen-an ezra NJ MI
nar,ly small proportion-were non-contormA :,
that Is, appeared TO emlnate from some other pom
than he well established radiant OF tAe november
meieors, In Leo. For the rest, the radiant was
wonderfully well marked, and the writer much re-
GREETED having no assistance Ia chartiDg thc leteor
paths, several OF which were exceedingly laVordo.e
Tor determining the position and form OF the rsu..ht
The average duration OF hight was three tenths OF
q second-no hight Of more than second having
necn noted, except among non-eoniormabe meteoIs.
The duration OF night for these latter was. DeheVe,
without exception, larger than for the others 90
not Know that this has ever before been relnarked
but last night 1t was very obvious 1t may be added
Llat the estimated average length OF path was tea
degrees.
haps that OF stars Of the second magnitude Several
rlvalled Venus. In color almost al were OF de-
cided green, ana the trails with which the greater
part OF thcm were accompanied Were OF the same
nue. few OF these trails renamed visible FOR some
minutes, and their behavior in or TWO instances
was peculiar One near the cluster Presepe In
Cancer and another IN CAMS Major curved into q
Y shaped figure and drilted slowly TO the south. A
third, In Ursa Major, drted more than ten degrees
tn the north, assuming serpentne form, the time
from the Night OF the meteor To the disappearance OF
lis trail hclug more than five minutes.
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FLORIDA.
Governor Reeds Opinion OF the Legality Of
His Impcachment..TheC olored Republicans
and the Nomination for Congress.

Governor Reeds Opinion OF the Legality OF
and the Nomination for Congress.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. Is, 1868.
Governor Reed In requistion to the Justices
OF the Supreme Court for a written opinion on the
legality OF the impeachment. refers them 10 an ar
tice OF the constitution providing for extraordinary
sessions OF the Legislature, by which only such bus
ness can be transacted IL mentioned la the call or
brought before them while in session by the Gov
= nor except by unanimous consent OF both houses
IT iso states that four persons who voted as sena
ne re not entitled to seats, by reason OF his proc
soLs W declaring their seats vacant, they having
xaLauon nee the last Legisature-one the Office
Of Secretarv State, one That OF circut Judge one
lictor. The sensA Reed Claims that there were
n o,ns; woser1 t 'quently no extraordinary
session convened and theirA 1e state do not know
Governor says the officers OF ~ andtion OF thing
In this unsettled and anomalous - read OF the TX
whom they should recognize the OF the state
ecutive Department. The administration a welfare
government is obstructed and the peace All : thar
OF the whole State je0pardlzed, aud hi ASH sbs
their opinion on the points subjected be q ven o.
earliest moment.
Saunders, the Independent candidate for Con
grcss, who signs himself Grand President OF the
Union League OF Florida, In quite lengthy cfcuisr
to the voters OF the state OF Florida denounces the
nomination OF Hamilton by the republicans fraud
upon the colored voters, aud says Hamtons sup
porters boosted OF having cheated the coored rcpub-
hcans out OF their last chance.
Union League OF Florida, addressed to the members
OF the League, he says the republican nominating
convention have put up man whose name alone Ina.
sures deeat ana calls on the c0lored republicans TO
send live black man TO the next Congress.
The democrats have adopted the Grant motto, "Iet
rs nave peace"
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SWsDEhB0aG.ASSKl.
Lecture by Rev. Chauncey Giles.

~Ao - A@Vvs OutAunCcy 0hCos
The FIRST OF course Of lectures explanatory OF the
doctrines OF the New Church. as taught In the writ
ings OF Emanuel Swedenborg was delivered last
evening al the Harvard Rooms, corner Of Sixth ave-
nue. and Forty-second street. by the Rev. Chauncey
Giles. The lecture was purely introductory and con-
sisted IN statement OF the principles and doctrinal
theories oil the New Church and the various points OF
difference between II and the former Christian
churches claiming for 1t recognition as a new dis
pensatl0n These may be briefly summed up "a, FIRST
the belief OF mans spiritual beng Us his natural
being, and OF the spiritual world as the natural
world ana OF the existence OF spiritual form, shape
and essence. independent Of material manifestation
1t recognizes God as divine humanity, the Trinity
body, aad the manifestation OF the soul through the
body. 1t further procaims its teachings but the
truths or q spiritual science, system deduced nom
the Bible by as rigid law Us prevails in the mathe-
Inatics. 1t Will be the purpose OF The succeeding
lectures OF the course TO prove the truth OF the new
rule OF faith by rational demonstration.
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Returns from ninety mine counties show that the
proposition for constitutional convention In Illinois
u defeated.
Lyman, son Of Mr.. Lyman Tremain, aged eight
years. fell over the bansters from the second story
Of his home Al Albany and received injuries from
which ne died early yesterday morning.
Rev. Dr. Ludlow, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church IN Albany, has resigned and accepted call
from the Collegiate Presbyterian church OF New
York.
John Deare was killed by John Grove In Temper
anceviIle, near Pittsburg on saturday night Deare,
" IL supposed, was Intoxicated and while enneavor-
ing 10 enter Groves house was shot and instantly
killed. Grove has surrendered himself to the antho-
rifles.
IRE IN Rutland. VT. on Saturday night &C.
strOye uiwo barns, carriage house and wopdsheu,
involving loss oil $4,000. The interesting event vas
tclegrapaed yesterday ail over the country bH lhe
Rutland agent who PROBABLY felt that he ougn, 10
telegraph something.