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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
CWURCH NOTICES.

OAD4hGh NJ A1L4Ss
The regular services of Sunday morn
ing. in Trinity NJ. E. Church, will be
as usual, the Pastor, Rev. r. Andrus,
occupying the pulpit. Sunday School
at 9 An. Glass meetings at and .
Pm. The evening hour will be de-
voted to the anniversary meeting OF
the Vanderburgh Bible Society, at
which numerous short addresses will
be delivered.
INaLE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
Sunday School at A. NJ; Preaching
at 1O1 A. NJ; Mission Sunday School,
at Park School house, at 2 p. NJ; Gen
eral Glass at 3 81.
ST. PAUL's CHURoH-Rev. VIM. E.
Van Antwerp. or.-Sunday School
at 9 AN. Morning Prayer Fourth
Sunday in Advent at 104 AN. Even
ing Prayer, as usual, at 7 o'clock.
gLamasco Mission Sunday School at
p o'clock PM.
Friday next being the festival of
the Nativity, or Christmas, the SER
vices in St. Paul's Church will COM
mence with Evening Prayer at 6
o'clock on christmas Eve. The Sun
day Schools. of St. Paul's and the
Lamasco Mission will assemble at the
Church at that hour. After service
and the singing of carols, the chill
dren will proceed by classes, with the
teachers, to Masonic Hall, where the
Christmas Tree will be lighted.
On Saturday-the day commend
rative of the first Christian martyr
St. Stephen-services will be held il
st. Paul's at 10 Am.
The decoration of the Church fol
the Christmas festival commences or
Monday. The evergreens have beer
obtained. and ready fingers and will
ing hearts will be given to the worl
of making the House of God beau
tiful." The usual Sociable " vii
be omitted, in consequence, on Mon
day night.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner o
Third and Cherry Streets. Sunday
School at 9 A. NJ. Preaching at half
past ten A. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev S
Baker, ID. subject" Supreme low
to Christ demanded" No public
service on Sabbath evening, on &C
count Of the Union meeting in thC
Methodist Trinity Church.
WALNUT STREET PREsBYTERIAl
CHuRCH.-Sabbath School and Bibl,
Glass exercises at 9 o'clock A. Nj
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. Z
Z. Kumler, at 104 o'clock A. NJ
Strangers and the public general.
are cordially invited to all these ser
vices, aud will be made welcome.
Owing TO the Union Bible Meetin
at the Trinity Methodist Church, tn
sermon announced to the Younl
Men, will be postponed till next Sun
day evening.
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNOCENTs
Corner of Ninth and Division Streets
Rev. Spruille Burford, minister. Di
vine service (fourth Sunday in AID
vent JOE AN. and P. NJ. Celebratio
of Sacrament of Holy Baptism at tn
morning service. Services on (S
Thomas's Day,) Monday, 7P.M. Feas
of the Nativity of our Lord, Friday
celebrated at A. N. The Sunda
School Christmas service will be eele
brated on Saturday. (St. Stephen
Day. at 2 p NJ, when beautiful
Christmas Carols will be sung, AM
the greetings" of the Holy Seaso
will be made by several clergymer
At the conclusion of this service th
school will form in procession, an
march to the Hall of the Temple c
Honor, on Main Street, where re
freshments and corrections are to b
distributed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19

NOW rs YOUR
TIME!
GO TO
w a R r E NJ -
TO GET YOUR
CHRISTMAS TOYS
AND PRESENTS.
DESTROYS of reducing my stock, 1 will
sell everything in the Toy and Fancy
Goods line at very low prices, and great
portion at
LESS THAN COST
Dolls,
Doll Heads,
Doll Bodies and Arms,
China and Britannia Tea Sets,
Motto Cups and Saucers,
Tin Toys, Wagons, Carts, &c.
A splendid lot OF Vermont SIeds, Carts,
Wagons, &c.
SKATES and Skate Straps, &c &c.
CrandaII's Building Blocks.
IF gou don't see a0hat you a0Gnt
ASK for 1t.
The finest and most complete assortment
Writing Desks,
Work Boxes,
Jewel Stands,
Cigar Stands and Cases,
Fine Mantel Ornaments,
Perfume Stands and Vinaigrettes, &C.
The most useful Toy now out is GRAN
| DALL'S BUILDING BLOCKS, which 1
have fine stock of.
HIPS Blocks, Swiss Bricks, Dissecting
Maps, Picture Cubes; in fact, everything
| generally Kept in complete Variety and
| Toy Store.
| GENUINE GOLD PENS. of Valentines
make, at cost to close.
If yOu don't see lohat you a0dRt,
ASK for at.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
CONSTITUTION.


SECTION l. The name of this Soci-
ETY. shall be The Evansville Young
Mems Christian Association" and it
shall be located in the city of Evans
vile.
Sec. 2. The object of this Associa-
ton shall be the Improvement of the
spiritual. mental and social condition
of young men, by the ways and means
to be hereinafter designated.
article H.-Members.
Sec. 1. The members of this Asso-
citation shall consist of five kinds, viz ::
Active, Associate, Counseling, Life
and Honorary Members.
SEC. 2. Any man under forty
years of age, who is a member, in
good standing, of an Evangelical
Church, may become, and thereafter
continue, an active member, by pay
ment, IN advance, of two dollars an
nually. ActtCe members only shall
have the right to vote and hold office.
SEC. 3. Any man of good moral
character may become an Associate
Member. by the payment, in advance.
Of Ltwol dollars annually. Associate
Members shall be entitled to all the
privileges of the Association. except
those of voting and holding Office.
Sec. 4. Any man who is a mem
Der of an Evangelical Church.
IN good standing, and who,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
YOUNG MEMS TRISTAN ASSO
IL AEHakN.

The following is copy Of the Con-
stitution adopted by the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city:
PREAMBLE.
WE, the subscribers, actuated by a
desire to promote evangelical religion
among the young men of this city
and its vicinity, and impressed with
the Importance Of concentrated effort
to aid in accomplishing that object,
and DESTROYS of forming an associa-
ton in which we may together labor
for the great end proposed, hereby
agree to adopt for our united govern
ment the following:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19

Article Committees.
SEC. l. There shall be the following
Committees of the Association, viz. /:
a Committee on Membership; Com
mittee on Devotional Meetings; a
Committee on Visitation or Mission
airy Work; a Committee on the Sick !;
a Committee on Churches;* a Com
mittee on Employment, and Com
mittee on Boarding Houses to con-
sist of not less than three members
each, to be appointed annually by the
President.
SEC. 2. The President may appoint
such other Committees as may be
necessary to advance the work Of the
Association.
Article VII Vacancies IN Office e
In case of any vacancy occurring in
the offices, the Board of Directors
shall have power to fill the same until
the time Of the next annual election.
Article VIII.-Meetings.
Sec. l. There shall be business
meeting of the Association on the
first Monday evening of each
month.
SEC. 2. There shall be an Annual
Meeting of the Association on the
first Monday evening of January, at
which time the reports of the Presi-
dent and Treasurer may be read.
SEC. B. Special meetings of the As
ISOLATION for the transaction of bust
ness may be called by the President,
at the written request of ten members
thereof.
SEC. 4. Ten members shall consti-
/ tute quorum at any meeting where
! business is to be transacted.
/ SThis Committee introduces young men
I to Suitable Church connexions, and aims
/ to inI crest pastors and members of church
! IS in the Association. There should be al
/ least one member of this Committee in
each church.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
Z. G.. BRIDWELL az CO.,
Cor. Main and Third Streets,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Have been appointed A gents for the sale on
the above Mineral Water, and Will keep
constant supply on hand TO meet all de-
mands. See pamphlets on their counter
for analysis and letters of many eminent
physicians. DovI2 d2m cod
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Die Seutf@en In Der bempfratifhen
Ir4i Standardization. 15.

Sl1o et9entli@ Deuti9e in Der pempz
trat1l9m Nattpnalcpnsentipn in Stem
yort 9erpeen? @ir BADEN bic @erbanp<
!@lt19er1 NIT 9roBer Mufmerfiamfett yerz
tol9t 111p 11i11en seiteben, rab urS fei1
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ter ben prdfioenten unp @ieeprd7penten
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len, nod inter ben &epnern unp MntraQz
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ten 1etn. @eni9ftenS eriinnern mir uns,
"pn e!1'eu1 ceatiden Dele9aten aus bteiz
ger 0e9ene 9ebIrt at BADEN, Der bur6
tet11e &rttif pen in Der republifanii9en
stat'nalc0nsentisn tbatisen Deuti4en
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il9t ~ftelte. Sbcr irren MIR uns Yielz
let6t? Die 8eri6te Der @]pnYenttpnsz
"erbanplunsen idmei9en pariber NIT
mertmIrct9em Gi9eni1nn. Na9 aQepem
ldeil1t e. ais pb bic Deutl9en in Der
eempfratilaen partci ei9entlt6 Ni9ts at
iaaen BADEN. Man madte bic Ylatfprm
fur 11e, man 9iebt ibnen bic @anpipoten
uno ea1r werccn fle rubi9 .beim9eiGidt
UNI fir platfprm uno @anpicaten su arz
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ltn1 tbre Meinun9 9efra9t bat. SIN bic:
ler Sestebun9 tebt rer Srl1nrer idpn
better. Gr ipri&t wenieiten5 NIT int
bcben Natbe Der Dempfratte unp man
tb]t tbm AUDI wpbl Gbre an ibm bier
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bigger llnSerrrci1 enbeit,
Nuf aue 6due ldbt f6 rer reuti9e
Sim fluff in cer remptratil9 en 9%fatipnalz
convention ungeidbr fplsenrermaFen tez
1dreiten: 5m
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sic 2Sbtsfcp= unS Sabacfsitcucr

Die am 15ten III beiren |6d>tlern hes
Gpn9reli c6 paiirte Steuer<8iQ frirt bic
@bisfeyzS teucr auf so Gent bic @alp1,.
Gnsrp5>! Sducler besablen 800 per Sobr
ouf @erfaufe srn nidt iter $4,000,
500 per Saui eno ouf @erfdufe iber
jene Suuame unr 1 prpeent ouf ale Ser
tduf {. Oetailz5dnpler sablen $500.
Die Sterer alf @bistey unp Stun trer>
ben in Der Diftillerie erboten.
'G%siiQateure tesablen $500 per Gag,
10 LANCE bic 8laie l1uft unr 5000 10
lan9e ntdt refiQirt miro. Giner orer
mebrsre uStprefeeper" fir jeoe
D. itilerie merren Ypr Der &esteruns be>
;ablt. Seet in u8pnp" beinrli@er
@bi5fey sablt $500 eas SAT- Specialz
Gar l11e n,us tnaerbalb reun Monaten
aus cem uSono" 9e1,pmr1en >percen.
Salad sablt 80 Gents auf &au:
une 49, auf &audtatad. Tatricirter
Sabad fam 11ur s,reimal aus rem 8cnc
;uriideespaen werren. S9nupfta<
y d besablt 80 Gent. Gt9arren $500
yer Saul enc.
Na9 Der rsuen Sill Iplen Is Yp,1 ben,
Tiaansminiiter ;u ernennenoe Superciz
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etnem 0ebalt esn $4,000. Da6 gauge
bt8bert9e 3oQtnipectprenz unp Spectalz
Nsenteniyftem 1T absei@aFt unp nun
1atadS unc @isarreninipectpren tlei>
ben. 1z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sic semcerattibc Nlatfcrrt.

0teics nlr, mo e5 roppel;iin9i9 1T,
plaul itle> no IS abey flar u1e l11r etncn
,Stnm sulai7eno 1T, jerem Yatrioten .hbdit
ami tItiae Nftenitiid, melAee sic yer
ldn,tptei fen Teince ceS 2ances III 1einen
@erfa0em bat> iru oer 2eier III Ter MIDI
ften 9fl1n1u1er pprt9etreu fenner lernen,
11np er miro alseonn BET nur eintoem
Madrenfen Die 8emerfuu9en bel tdtiqt
fiueen, bic mir cprl1uf9 beute FARTHER
III MAIDEN ba6c,. =.
Die ri6tiaite unr fit cie portei 1oz
rocterifti1e Bel ttmmun9 hes Orfument5
1T pbne 3meifel bic GrflarunN raj BIZ
Naticu elm &edt BAT, ibre. 0ldubiser 81
betriasa. DicieS lit 70 ;iewlid pas elm
siae alte urempfratii9e prin;ip" reltea
in rer 1euei ten platip rm wtecer su erten=
men it, unc riel les mar ME ein natipnales
rempfratii9eS prtn;ipr, icncern 9eb6rt'
nun ST ibrer 9ebre Spn zen &e@ten ce'
Staatsn. Self. Davis mar Der yer:
%SurrosenpVe Grdser ptele6 uprincip9'
YermSse {etner Sbati9teit i'm Sntereil
res S9mtnnel 8anferptt5 ietneS Sci
matsitaate5 Miliiippt. Die @ern1u:
tbun9slie9t nabe, cab he &nbanslt9tet
an thren alien enttbrpnten 5duptlit9 Il
Dempfratte s%eranlabte, ais Gin Gbre1trt
but fit ZEN elben ben e atipnalb a Il
~ferctt ibrer platfprm als 5aupt
plante ein;ufisen,
Das uprin;ippel" tes Staatenredt!
bet S%ece11tpn 9eben iie auf men,
aus feinem anpern @runbe, IL i9p,
be5balt> we'll flies MID msb
balten fbnnen. Sp lanse bic Sc
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23


" Notwithstanding BON preuz
fen trof am Mpr9en bes %. Stunt IN
Der Stabt 5annpYer Elm. Suf benz
8abnbpf unp in ben Straben tparer
srobe 8plfsma0en neriamuelt bic ben
&Sni9 III entbuiiafiider @eiie be9ribz
ten. @m Mitta9 fanp cine 9rpbe paraoe
Der 0arniipn itatt unp ann Nbeno bar bic
Stapt eldnsenb erleu6tet. SAT- ale 9r6>
beren barnpser'fam Stdbte batten ben
Buni9 aussepriidt bab Der &6nfs ieti1en
8e1u@ auf fe ausbebnen m69e nit Rld<
fi6t auf bic tpeittere &eiie bes &6nte6
na@@ prn,s ttes mar jepc6 fit unmbs>
lid erfl6rt tpprpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23

5afin9s.-9ebrer Madenrotb be-
ridtet ur6 BON bier, uater benz 16ten,
baB Elm tleirer &nabe ron 81 Sabren
1,a111ens 6. pierSly pom ei1em ber an Der
Gtienbabn entlan9 auf9eidtdtete1 9auz
fen @4welen, auf &reldent er geipielt
berunter, unp zines Der idmeren 56lser
NIT folder @u@t auf bas arme &inp
fel, pab hieies mad fur;er 3eit ftarb.
Die @lter1 iftnp iebr tpa6ere 2eute uni
merben aQseu1ein bebauert. Madenz
ROTH bat in @einer S@ule 70 S9Iler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sas 1trtbcil Scs GanbelsftanbcS.

SIS mar mpbl YprouSsulebeu, ros Der
e%brenwertbe 5ancelstanb hes 9anbeS
ild NIT Nbideu Ypn elmer platform atz
renocn wiirrc, meldc ZEN S1minpel unb
ben Sonterptt cen1 Aa,,sen 9anoe> unp
ramtt natirltd audi Zen barneltreitencet
&lalen rel1tlten ais Gin &atns;ei6en
auf bic Stirne oriidcn mDdte. Die
Sr9ane Der 5anpelsmelt irreden bic
Gntrlitun9 rericlben iiber riel len, per g.
renbafti9feit u1p &c@t11afenbeit per
Nation an9etbanen SGimpf nann ol9
unyerbclen 9el1ua aus. Nfan bSre muir
). 8. lie g. .. 5anpels;eitun9:
uMem cine Yortei, welde Gin prpz
9ramm ouftellt, ca5 ieltl It lire eiaenet
Sr9one b%esarpuiren, bic oeriu9fe Mus<
fi@t battc> ans Gucer su fpmmer, IL
rpirren mir allen Selisern spn 8unpes<
Stlt9attcnen ratben miii1erL. iid perlelten
m59li@f: l9neu ;u entleri9en benn BON
Wta1t1er1 trelde 10 pfen gum 8ctrlo
au1orpern> n are Nue6 ;l er,parten.
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;abl Der Glementc, Die ll9 ;ur Mbaltun9
Der rempfratilden Gonpentipn bier ;uz
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tet ,rurce, UNI man bat it6 nidt 0eirrt.
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ner elmer Yortet rcn Giiden, bic muir i'm
Nuamurf unierer 8enIlferuna cine Stube
fnren fam. Der 8elGl1tB ner reprbliz
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piotton in jeeer Tprm ais naticnaleS
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9anen Der We9enportei ais 1n9eniioenp
urp sweireuti9 ouf'S ssbdlieite anaez .
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le preri9t gang einfad nen infant fen 8ez
tru9 u&lc itiir;t ale betebenren @el eye
iiber ren 5atf fen.
WitQusnabmc nerNete surGni1Fpn Der
nunmebr epnsertirten Stebenrreibt9er,
melde &ud;nblun9 in papier b%eitimn1t>
labt fein anreres 0eieB bic De1tun9 su>
rab bic betr. Sdulpidetne in arberem
Gcloe al6 tlin9earer Mun;e einsulSien
finn bel ZEN Giinfz3monsi9ern 1T ipsar
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idub ypn 3Iuen, allp @plr> sur iucceiz
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ieb npm %. Gebruar 1862 Bel timmt aus
rriidlid> pob 8unpe6<S bli9ationen BON
alien Staats iteuern Be reit iein ipQen.
Dennpd mill rie rempfrattide GpnSenz
tipn nur %ctejent9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
@plc sablen, fit }relde es ipe;teu ser>
iprpden it, 3tnien, pen1 anoers mir bic
Geiclutipn ntdt mibserfteben, etenfau6
papier> l1np Bunoes <Sbli9atipnen Der
Belteueruns Der @tn;el Staaten inter
pfrfen. llnp ME fursiidtis 1T Der erz
itere Beldlub! Wte fol- mad Der Ylat<
FORM rte Sdulr in papter "a i9 abbe,ablt
perren> menn nidt ale DruderpreGen
neuerpins6 1T 9bdti9feit seiest tperpe,1
unp baneelt IS iI6 muir barun,, bic Sbliz
9atipnen bel Serial NIT papier einaulS>
ierL 10 miro Ger 9an;e 8eldlue ,um 80
panS benn mad Is bi6 20 Sabren tperz
ben 0plp rnp papier I'M @ertbe alei9
feber."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23

Neue 8i166fe.-Mm 10. Suli
fanp in Der ct. peter u, paul &atbebrale
in philadelphia bic Ginmeibuns les
Gbrw. @m. >. 5cpp, .. .. gum 8t<
l9pt Der 1euen Dt6eele Sceantpn unp
res Gbr>. S. 8. Sbapaban, .. .. gun,
8ii9pf ber 11euen Di5ceie @ilfesbarre
ftatt. 8ti9pf @ppb opQ;os Die @eibe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
81, Glpub Spurnol npr1 IS. 81

- ct. Gluuo Spurnol rom Is. Suli
melret: Die &e9en in Der Yersan9enen
@o&e tparen fart senue, ZEN 6lu6 urn
fat einen Gue ;u iaweQen. Deaap@ mus
cas- 2ano aufpdrt6 am Tlue ti&tta Sc
gen erbalten baben. SIN BET lebtenWp6
batten mir mebrere erfril9enpe S&auer,
srn henen feines beftt9 senus mar, S@a<
ben an;uri9ten, ipntern i'm @e9entbeil
ben aQersr6beiten Se9en 9ebra9t ba>
ben,
-Sebtma6@ ale u. So. piei.
@c&e in 8e3us auf pauier, Gotten, Garnaeu uni
8erf9trangen iaetn in ber Iebten spalte auf It,
s. Sette.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-23
Sr. Nuienf,

praftii9er Nr3t Sperateur u. @u9enar;t
nimn,t auc Arantheten mannltde en- II. tretbliden @eidletts
aud te germSsensperbGltnife Mrmer ;u beriidFdtisen etenip
quarantine id' fir &Qe tn Der @eburtstulfe unb ben lbrieea
orDeeren b~lutiesa unb ~untlutisen Speratipnen %ssmadten Ser
ipredrnsen.
SfFce: Rrtsers 3lpd nate Der Rrate. Gpniultattunsz
ianben tpn 9 llbr 0rrnt. BIS 4 ltbr yfadnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-30

CHARGED WITH ISSUING COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY.-Mercer Brown, who claims to be
an agent for the sale of La5an HeatHS
Counterfeit Detector, was arrested and
taken before United States Commissioner
Chahoon on Monday to answer the charge
Of passing counterfeit money. No action
has been taken in the case yet. 1tappears
that this man, the more successfully to ex-
hibit the great advantages of his book, has
with him lot of counterfeit money of diff
ferent denominations, by means of which
he can, upon comparing them with the gen.
uine, more readily explain the difference
between a counterfeit and genuine note.
Some one, seeing these counterfeits in his
possession, notified the police, and hence
the proceedings against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-30

A CARD A statement having appeared in the
papers Of this city prejudicia to my char, to
the effect that ] detained the body OF Edwin 3.
debt due me by the decea ed deem IL my duty TO
myself that should acquaint the public with tho
facts Of the case. in order. to remove this foul
asrersion from my reputation. Mr.. wiroy was
making his home In my house at the time, and had
done so for year or more. He died In my dining
by myself his friends. and the physician who was
called in to restorr him. but without effect. i'm
mediately notified his employers OF his deith, and
rendered them every assistance In my power.
No relatives could he found. after dilgent INQUIRY
and all Of his friends who felt interested In his
being respectfully uuried were consulted. Az
ter all arrangements had ma c. man by the
name Of Anderson came To my house and claimed
that his wife was 4 cousin of the deceased. ] told
him II was very glad to meet some one that WAS
related to him. and hoped he would take the re-
iS9rs them respectabIy M buried" This man Anderson
said "that he would have nothing TO do with 1t. and
that he did not whether they buried hin, in
was ali the pect he showed for the deceased that
| would have no more conversation with him. and
that MIR. Wilroy had friends enough who would see
a conversation that II thought Mr. Wllroy had
sufficient to bury him and that he had money
ofre OF the Powhatan Steamboat Company. where
the corpse laid out and there he acted SO badly
that those watching the corpse excluded him by
NV order lie then came back and demanded the
body so that he might take IL to the country. I
told him the arrangements had all been made by
his friends. and that unless ha showed satisfactory
authority he could not interfere. He then grossly
insulted me, and told him I would rather take the
insult than have any difficulty on that occasion.
This statement Is made by me In order 10 show
hat every word OF the report made by Anderson
I utterly false, and made by him for malicious
nnrnosps IRA BRUCE.
We the undersigned. are acquainted with the
circumstances uf the matter above referred to- and
certify that the statements Of Captrin Bruce are
true WILLIAM +. BRETT,
Clerk for Powhatan Steamboat Company;
NJ. A. MACMURDO
Clerk for Powhatan Steamboat Company;
JOHN j. tASNoS.
Powhatan steamboat Company;
A. Ii. MoUNTcAsTLE, Ha
j. r. FAULKSEH,
JOSEPH BRUMaEL,
ROBERT PATTERSON,
r.. T. EACHo,
JOHN d. HARVEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

e. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. e
large assortment of household and kitchen fur
niture
PAINE & co. will sell ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, Mt the
store Of i Ash Levy. No. 1909 Main street. his en-
tire stock Of dry goods and the store furniture
r and fixtures.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at P. N. an excel
lent two-story framed dwelling on the west side
of Twenty-third street between Leigh and M
streets.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at q o clock ?. NJ.
atwo-story framed dwelling and lotion the cor
ner of Main and Madison streets.
COOK & LkUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, at the residence on the corner Of Leigh and
Eighth streets q fine assortment of household
furniture.
THOMAS W. KFESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, in the dock, lighter of thirty-ivc tons
burthen
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell at S
O'Clock r. VI. three valuable building lots on
Third, st. Peters, and Clay streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-30
DANc1NG.-A watering place correspond


ent writes:
Dancing at Stowe does not seem to be
very greatly in vogue, mainly owing, per-
haps, to the scarcity of gentlemen. Still,
informal hops are gotten up at the hotel,
which has an excellent ballroom. Some
very intellectual conversation may there
be overheard. For instance, the other eve
ming the following was forced on my un-
willing ear. cannot claim to give more
than the substance, for the elegance and
spirit of the original have somehow evapo-
rated from my memory:
He:" Will you waltz" ~--.r..s
She: "Oh, charmed, I'm sure"
He "Hop?" .a-.. s@.. .--. -,
She "No; plain, please"
He: "Do you reyerse?" ...-.
She: Yes, please"
He: "Shall I carry your trail ?"
She: "No, thanke; yes, on second
thought, you may, please"
He: 4" Boston dip, perhaps ?"
She: GAS you please"
And off they went; and after they had
run down, they continued:
She Fond of dancing?" ....
He "Oh, very. dance too much; I
know do; physician tells me so."
She Why don't you desist 2" ..2 i.
He: Chow can when you are near ?"
with an idiotic expression of counte-
nance.) .....,....
+ She "Oh, what fattery Pr. =" 20
He: !" No, upon honor. Dance the Ger
man with your" -.- ..-s. ...
She Carefully examining her tablet,
which is quite void Of names): We'll, yes.
Going?"
He: eyes must tear myself away.
Adoo,n