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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-01
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
The Friends of Temperance.

/ ps@F 10 49, SUFFOLK, April ~, 1860.
The State and Supreme Councils OF the
Friends of Temperance convened here last
evening. This organization is decidedly the
strongest temperance Order in Virginia, and
embraces many of the most talented, intiu-
entail, and distinguished temperance cham
pions. Yet, strange to say, it is literally
unknown in many places. With your
permission, we give its distinctive pc
crliarities for the benefit of such OF
YOUR readers as may wish to engage
in the good work. First. 1t is an Or
der composed exclusively of white men.
1t afiliates. with no temperance organiza-
ton, either in this or IN any other State, that
admits negroes to membership. Second. 1t
takes the Holy Bible as its only platform OF
principles. Third. 1t teaches that the re-
formation of. the drunkard can be accom-
plished only by the aid of the Holy Ghost.
The religious element is the most prominent
feature of the Order, and commends it to
the aid of Christians everywhere. A. Pope
Abel, ESQ.,, of Charlottesville, is President
of the State Council. The following sta
tistics may be Of interest to temperance
men Whole number of Councils in Vir-
GINA, Al; aggregate of members in Virginia
Ia little upwards of), 1900. In the last
six months one Council has been disbanded
and seven new Councils have been organ
led. This Order is very influential in
Petersburg and in various parts of the
Valley of Virginia. DIoGESEs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, AuctioneeFs, -
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
r,uE yA1uABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

TIME VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
VA. SIXTEEN, MILES FROM RICHMOND,
And PoToMAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE At
will sell at auction, upon the
ises. at o,clock P. M, the above described truly
t Halnan ain pFaaPSsTf1ESI BH BIZ with eighteen
rooms: THREE COTTAGES. with eight rooms
each; THREE OTHER COTTAGES, with three
rooms rooms attached 'tfBf iIh1ARD with SIX
Pm alley, GAs-HoUSE, and IL; kiTGH iiss
with Capacity for from $50 to zoo guests per Day
The grounds contain about TWELVE AXES
embracing beautiful lawn set In grass ana orna-
mented with an original growth OF oaks ana silver
maplcs-the whole presenting very attractive ap-
pearance. ...,t, ,.,,,,,,
Six passenger trains stop ut and pass Ashland
each day, ,affording facilities for constant colnml-
nicatiOn with the Northern and Southern citles,
and enabling persons living at Ashland 70 no Dusi-
ness In Richmond. ,ttt
Tho railroad company affords to heads of families
boarding Mt the hotel free ticketsto Richmond ASH
lands the only place near Richmond which has SUIT
able accommodations, with convenient access, LOT
picnic and ball parties and for such purposes has
enjoyed monopoly. 1t is the most thriving beauli
full and healthy village OIL the line Of the rairoau
and i'm time must be place of considerable lnpor,
tance, being on the great highway OF Northern anu
Southern travel, IN wealthy and popnlons section
of the country and In every respect desirable as
place of residence. y p ~.
In the hands OF enterprsing men this could be
made very valuable property. AmaP OF inc prop,
will take pleasure i'll giving any information thai
may be desired 49,
The terms of sale will be liberal. and will be made
known at the time Of G S4!f & WILLIAMS,
,nos I & q 13& ID NAV Auctionecrs
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letter from Lancaster County.

Correspondence OF the Rlcnmonu Dlspatcn'
APRIL %, 1868.
Editors Dispatch, AS you have always
q corner in your paper for news-religious
or secular permit me to chronicle fact
or two from this point.
Delegates from q large number OF
churches and Sunday schools convened at
Lebanon Baptist church on Saturday last
to consult for the improvement of their
Sunday schools, and for extending the In
f1uence Of this good work in this section.
Rev. C. III. Ryland was the only represen-
tatiye from distance, but the meeting
lacked nothing Of interest or zest because OF
its local character. Good and true men Ia.
bored and prayed together, and went home
after two days. session greatly pleased,
and with minds enlightened for their du-
ties. The influence of this district conven-
ton will peryade this whole section, and
not only arouse, but direct the growing de-
votion Of our people to the Sunday school
cause. It is understood that o series OF
these meetings will be held during the
summer. 80 Es -.
The people over here are putting their
hearts and hands together for protection
against the Ebo Constitution. Meetings are
being held in every neighborhood, and oil
have e set their faces " to q noble contest
for truth and right. The inevitable " 4.
X. K.'' are stalking abroad, and your cor
respondent has not heard of o more tho
rough fright anywhere than they have
caused here. 80.
Clubs are forming to subscribe to your
campaign paper. It is a shame that our .
people are SO prosecuted by the delay OF
their mail. Only think of taking, a 9oees
to get letter seventy-fye miles in thas day!
Political speaking has already com
menced, and the ]" Neck" will be tho
roughly secured by Conservative vigilants.
News from Tappahannock reports Mr..
B.. B. Douglas as making one of his fine
speeches to the Conservatives last satur-
day.. Z. L. Montague has also spoken Tor
the people there. The negroes called him
ont for an hours speech, and listened at
tentiyely u They gave three cheers for him lin
at the close. This looks well. Norton has
been there working for the Doctor, and his
'sclan " is steadily increasing on the zap
pahannock. @"!.. DIX.
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April 18th, 1868. p. WILLIAMSON.

A CoNJUGAI. .ScRAPE.-Oh, the meanness
of men, and the folly of husbands! Here
is Partisan story to show how poorly q
man comes off in any contest with woman.
kind. The other day Partisan and his.
wife went to Brussels. The first thought
of the lady was, naturally,t to visit oil the
shops, and especially those renowned for
lace. She met with some marvellous bar
gains rs o matter of course, gave a glow
ING account of them TO her husband, and
proposed to take o quantity Of the lace
home with her, struggled under her dress.
The husband, like o husband, resisted. 1t
would be mourning too great Q risk, he said
yehementiy the lace would be found and.
con6scated; he would not consent to the
arrangement. The lady agreed that leshe
should, like q good wife, go without the
lace. And 30 the pair started for Paris,
Monsieur well pleased that he had
avoided this extravaganza AT thetfrontier
they were met, us usual, with the de-
inand, 6 Anything to declase ?'' They said
" No. IL vas enough and they, were al-;
lowed TO pass without flrt her trouble. Now
here begins 10, show itself tie folly 3of men,
Fhe lady gave her husband o look and the.
husband began to foresee the bitter re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-01
BY wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i WATER-RoWER A Al MI IihN6 I PRq,
THRTH a. FH G1TR R 3 ktSHH 8EPoTb
virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by the late
Anthony Robinson, Jr.. and Rebecca W., his Wife,,
the first to Thomas Watkins as trustee; bearing
lam lam d. d. Ca Gsbei and Joseph c. cabe Jr as tus
tees bearing date on the 9th April, 1851 both duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court we shall a az
secured thereby. and In execution OF sad deeds re-
spectively proceed to sell at public auction on the
Il O'Clock NJ, if fair If not, the first fair day
said deeds of trust and described in the rst-men-
toned deed as follows-viZ.: @
All his the said Anthony Robinson, juniors, I'M
divided moiety Of all the property sold and con-
by saae * aad ~ aeeg eJg
NOR and Mayo Cabell jointly, to which last-men-
toned deed reference Is hereby made for more
The property is described in the aforementioned
and interest Of the said Robinson In and to certain
lots tenements, machinery, water privileges etc.,
which were purchased Of Isaac Il: atkins Dy
Mayo Cabel and said Robinson jointly: rs par,
ea, set Sna e IN on 5
day of April, 1856, and the other on the 2Sth Gay OF
April. 1855, both duly recorded In Richmond Htst,
estate above described has front of 2o7 feet on
te,west line of Ninth street. running back 100 feet
asoa front Of ss feet Of less the side
also front of 40 % feet on the west line Of
Ninth street. running back on the south side OF
Arch street 70 feet to an alley feet wide Also, a
lot on the east side of Ninth Street fronting 90 feet
running back 100 feet, bounded on the south ny
HaXall's Mill canal, and on the north by an alley
fleet wide. The foregoing property Is located
only few squares from the post-otice, BANKS ana
business centre of the city. ,.,,
the privilege to Increase under ive.toot head
and in addition twenty-one feet fall. The tan race
is many feet above any pack-water ever known.
The power, being derived from the james River
and Kanawha. Canal basin, is inyariable. annual
The property to be sold under the foregoing trust
deeds embraces two undivided moieties, or, IN
other words. the whole property in fee simple
with all the water rights and privileges appertan
ing to the same a.. .,o
Terms i: Although the deeds require that the
property shall be sold for cash rs to the amount Oh
the debt secured thereby. yet we are authorized by
the holders of the bonds to say that they VIII nc;
cent one-frth cash, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable note at ninety days, with interest add
ed. ! the balance ut six, twelve. eighteen ana
twenty-four months, for negotiable notes, Win NJ
fercst added secured by 4 trust deed.
THOMAS WATKINS
WILLIAM d. CABELL,
JOSEPH G. CABELL, JR..
on an Trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S. SALE OF VALUABLE
INIDDnNEn DEAL EGTATE IN THE

TRUSTEE'S. SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, IN THE The
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON NAVY HILL AND
ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed to the subscriber By Mr. Moses M vi, II
dorfer and Fanny, lifs wife, bearing date sth on
September 1851. duly recorded in Richmond HnsT
tngs Court shall, at the request OF the hoider u
the three last notes, each for 81 0co secured Dy the
said deed proceed to sell at public auction, on tne
premises, In the order advertised, on MOSDAlae
the 18th of May. 1858, ut O'Clock T. 81, ia1r,
not. the first fair, day thereafter the following
valuable REAL ESTATE, being that conyeyed. q
the said deed-viz., LOTS Nos. 80 and o. IN the
plan Of Navy HILL each fronting 80 feet on the west
line of Fifth street. running hack i2z ieet 20 On
aIley having thereon TWO EXCEL Ii EN-
FRAMED TENEMENTS, with five rooms IN
each, besides kitchen, &C., and each rentihg ior
Also, that LOT on the east line Of Third between
CLAW and Leigh streets, fronting 81 lo-l2 lee run
ming back 100 feet having thereon large
RRfCK TENEMENT and other appurtenances,
now In the occupancy of Mr.. Mitteldorfer. -.
The deed requires that the sale shall be for casn
nc to the expenses of sale and for sum sufficient
TO discharge the amount of said three TegotlaDie
notes and rs to the residue on such terms as lne
said Mitteldorfer his assigns shall prescribe anu
direct or OH their failure to give such drectl9n
then on such terms as the trustee shall think ~ .
which terms the said trustee viii announce at inc
hour of sale. III GEOhuE W m. St,
% q. .Tt.s..t AIuooSC.Is
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BY A. C. pulliam, Auctloneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE, IMPROVED AND UNfMPRoyED
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER Vain virtue of two several DEGREES
pronounced by tile Circuit Court or Chester
field county In two suits therein depending SCI
yerally STYLED Birchett ct ais. Maddox, and A.
S, Maddox ct ais. rs. William II. Maddox ct as,
shall proceed to sell ut public auction ON the pre-
mises on SATURDAY the I'd day Of May, 1855, II
fair IL not on the first fair day thereafter at half
past O'Clock r. NJ, the Improved property in
the proceedings mentioned located IN the town OF
Manchester, containing about 200 feet front on
Perry street. aud running back lsS feet between
Lawrence Tor Twelffh) street and parallel line.
This property Is well known as the same owned
and occupied some years ago By Mrs. Hewlett, and
more recently occupied by Spencer T, Hancock.
ESD The location IN respects is one Of the most
Also, the very handsomely located L or, fronting
40 feet on the south side OF Warrington Tor Ele-
yenth) street by LIE feet deep embracing nearly the
whole Of town lot No. Ice In the rear OF Benjamin.
T: Owen, ESD, and near the residence Of Mrs.
Terms: One-fourth cash; ; balance on credits Of
six, twelve, and eighteen months, taking for de-
ferred payments bonds, and retaining title uhtn
the whole purchase money Is paid.
G. G. bfcRAE, Commissioned.
Sale conducted BY "A. %. PgLLIAsi, Asettoaeer..
: Owing TO the inelenaeney Of the weashsr tne
above saie III postponed from Monday me san 81
April TO she 2n or MA Y, as specified aioyc.
q o. Gs MGR b sfell,mtssioacr. 3
ap ESQ, esd 3sshs assttls 10th 81 ist&sttM
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. q
Criminal and other Statistics for the Month
of AwR-Mayor Burgess as a sMdgls-
trQte-Robbery. -. S. Ion s@ Y
PETERSBURG, April so, 1861

PETERSBURG, April so, 1868.
The following statistics for the month OF
April, illustrative of the course OF justice
in this city, may be matter of some lnte-,
restto the general reader - .as'
The number of arrests made by the po-s
lice is ll05, of whom "a were white per-
sons and II colored. The offences with
which the parties were charged are as fol-
lows: For breaches of the peace, as; Tor
larceny, 81; house-breaking, 4: unlawful
cutting, /; shooting, l MURDER forgery,
l; infanticide, 8.
The Mayor tried during the month 80
civil warrants, and examined ITO cases In
yolvine criminal violations of the law, and
has docketed 10 cases for trial at the quar-
terly term of the Hastings Court in June.
The amount of fines received by the
Mayor for offences brought before his court
is sl4O.l5, and the bodies of q number OF
persons are still held as security for lines
imposed but not paid.
0aly twelve marriage licenses were IS
sued during the month from the office OF the
Hastings Court, of which two-thirds were
granted to colored applicants. This would
90 to show that the matrimonial market is
in depressed state. AS an oftset, now.
ever, it may be worthy Of mention that the
number of births exceeds all former prece-
dent. There is baby in almost every well
regulated family.
The interments in Blandford Cemetery
number twenty three, of which eighteen
were of whites and FIVE colored. The Prln q.
cipaf burying-ground for the colored peopale '
is at another place, of which no recorus
are kept. - ~ Ks .g - !.
injustice to Mayor Burgess, it ought 70 2.
stated that his action in all cases Dro.ls =
before him is very prompt, and tnas :, ~
shows every disposition to apno ~ 'I bo no,
proved himself to be a most efficient magls
trate. s'ts m.
The premises of Daniel Dodson, ESQ Esq
cashier of the First National Bank, wer
invaded a night or two since and ID roooee
large quantity of provisions. ~ So ~.
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The ARCTIC REGIoNs.-Hearingo of a lee
ture that vas to be delivered on Alaska and
the northern regions, We dispatched our
reporter, in order to give the public the
benefit of the lecturers wisdom. We
regret that we have only room for q brief
report: t
The lecturer commenced by remarking
that although the regions near the pole
were hard for travellers, yet it is On ice
location.
The north pole has never been seen. 1t
is not certain whether the bears climb it.
Those who go there are protected from
the cold, although they go in bear skins.
No negroes there-an white bear skins.
DR.. Hayes, the Yankee, went there in
search of q notion. go
You can see haze when the northern
lights are visible.
There is no corn raised in the northern
regions, yet when the Esquimaux have
breakfast it is ON Indian meal. t-..Lss.
The principal amusement is old sledge-
though they sometimes have new one. e
The annexation Of Alaska to the United
States will not probably increase the'pole
tax. 80 ,t,sas 80 is't.i27. u.s.
When the prodigal son went into q fur
countYv he probably stopped in Alaska.
The people there don't care for the turn
of spring. When the river begins to run
they say it's snow matter. -! -. =
The territory is we'll defended against
cavalry. There is SILVER de freeze all
around it. as T ~ - -
| 1t is good place for orators. Even the
whales spout. 9l,n5i go 2,
Horses are not very numerous, though
there are some fine bays on the coast. r,
Education is very general. The whales
go in schools. aia 80 w
The hunters do not always stop to read
their letters when they open their SEALS.
AT this point (the point referred to is the
punctuation point OF the end of the pre-
ceding paragraph our reporter took his
leave; to speak more exactly, he took seve,
raj of his leaves, containing his notes Of
the lecture. --Elccllapge. f's,'as ,3
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W.sHYSeToN, April 70, 1868.

Fs s II
.s.;,,..vtos Ia carving more and mere
Mr.. ss ;ntn the minds of those VINO
convictions zeal from Office of Presiden,
a ,oa,san his solid arguments are sareiu
ss;nT the impeachment haoiSals sn,.,.ow :
e en- % he win not conclude nnsil a.sr,
sn = rery fair to presume that the eons. Az
y &c. :; which is so plainly visible IN . .he
n ass,s, viii vet grow greater. hateye. . .he
e to.be. 1t is absolutely certal IN .i'.s WV
e CIV, easements Of law and facts WINCH nv.
HIN haan g cot up by the defence since .'J 10
D .s , a,r,,ments commenced must os
c.o aa.Ssown by ADLER legal doctrines ana
oses. s.,.s &c constitutional law, and py re-
s s.sSSo S;snntat;ons of the facts alleged ny
.ha sassnce before a sufficient number ol
.p ns senator's will be brought !"
adont the impeachment scheme OF .h ns i Pe-
;ority Of the members of the HOUSE SCI u 80 #
ynaresentatiyes. For time 1t io1keu :" own
shs Managers had everything their .. 4mn
way. INIT the bombast and fury. OF u, o. .n;si
20 n,som;nent in the early stages OF the u -
hove not affected settled, sound iaay .t.en-
i na'v c ~ a lot and the devout a.'en y
s:". sh;cb has been. given Dy them ~
.,oh raants Of the Presidents counsel 10
.ne a but pleasing to the Impeachment
men, .,,orts Of Messrs. Nelson and But
,.r yesterday touching the Alta Vela eas g
leI yss ,ed ~ Seseryedly bitter languageaonli
W.. anls na, to of the aforementioned gentleman
n me p pse, the subject of considerable COM
nus today since Mr.. Nelson presented the
mem, men, 'a s1Iaded to BY him in his original
l .e,se and it has not placed MIR. Manager
- anr better light. He failed tocounteract
.h ~ ;Si,Ience Of Mr.. Nelson's point, andshas
,assened more than ever his cause; as far fls
horne upon by that circumstance. It is NOT
safe vet to, hazard any speculations on the
result of the impeachment trial, AS suffi-
Gent evidences have no where, presented
themselves by which to judge intelligently
either one way or the other; but the feel
inc Is that rejection has commenced, and
that idea is spreading: Senators are, if
possible. more than, ever judicious in their
conversation touching any point, orspeech,
or circumstance, attending the, great case.
II has become more absorbing than. ever,
and other business is unthought Of. The
homes Of the Presidents friends are based
anon the unanswerable defence set up by
his counsel, and there they will rest until
the very last word shall be spoken in the
,r;a, 53t,2 - t4ta'N TIMoN.
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proaches OF hisstende r'spouse. It was evis
dent chat she r,iaht have passed the lace
without danger. she would certainly take
her. vengeance for the loss Of her coveted
prize in good lecture. 70 avoid snis n 'sa !
ror 1t became necessary to convince s sae
wife that there really was danger: Sns
must be searched. Monsieur Whispers 10
one Of the customs officers that me
the lady at his side has some lace ni os1
ebout her person. She WIS lmmealately
taken aside, and ina few minutes the OF
ficer of customs returned, his face beamlng
with satisfaction, to inform the gentleman,
Will, n profusion Of thanks, that bis suppo-
sition was we'll founded. The lady had ut
least fen thousand francs worth Of lace hid
den among the folds Of her dress.-Once a
Week.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIs DAY.
By Cook and Eaugiifon, Anctioneers,
corner OF Franklin aud Governor streets.


HANDSOME PARLoR, CHAMBER,
Ii DINING-ROOM FUR NITI Il Et,.,SS AZ AN y,
PIANOS, ATAUCTION.- fFridayl 1lg ,a,so
ING at1o o'clOckwe will sell ut our store sSEc
assortment of handsome HOUSEHOLDfoiUas- =
Handsome WALNUT ETEGRE sIDEBoA ,Ri,i,
handsome WALNUT DIvANS covered WIKI
wkLNUT bIYaS covered with hair cloth
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY PAhhon
MAMosASY SOFAS and PARLoR ROCK
wALNnT, ROSEWOOD, and MAHOGANY
WALNUT inTEA and STAINED wARpRoBEs,
IWASHSTANDS and BEDSTEADS.
ROSEWOOD MARBLE-TOP CENIhsffii;1s-
cane and wooD-sEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
MAHOGANY and STAINED LEAF TABLES 'l11'
MAHOGANY CRIBS and CRADLES,
Handsome BED LOUNGE.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE
WATER-COOLERS.
COOKING STOVES. :
KITCHEN TABLES. - .., =,
pair STORE WINDOW-SHADES, as gooa Is Is
new. ALSO,
q SIX-OCTAvE PIANOS In mahogany cases.
suitable for beginners, and
VAN Vt i'h COOK G. LAUGHTON,
my1 Auctioneers.
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From hanover County.

-tI,orrespontence of the RichmOhu Diel'"'oh
ssts.t. IT .SoyER COURTHOUSE, April so. J.
or: quarterly court is now in session.
The criminal docket is very large, and the
whole term will be consumed In trials Tor
felon;es and misdemeanors. On yesterday
william Winston and Horace Brooks (per-
sons of COLOR were sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for two years. The crime laid to
their charge was burglariously entering the
dwelling-house of Mrs. Chenery, at Ash
land. and stealing therefrom one cloak,
valued at ten dollars. George Johnson,
charged with breaking and entering the de-
pot at Beaver Dam, on the Virginia Central
railroad, and stealing therefrom Colonel i.
Fontaine's yalise and other articles, was
convicted, and enters the same institution
for FIVE years.
Yesterday we were surprised to see Sni-
der back here again. He said that he loved
his southern brethren SO much that be could
not leave them. He has been the guest Of
james Weatherless, a colored minister re-
siding at, Broadneck, near this place, since
his arrival. Snider, it may be recollected,
is from New York, and is IN evangelist
of fanaticism, general instruction, and
IS equality before the law, the practical
Interpretation Of which last doctrine is en-
franchiBing the blacks and DISTINGUISHING
the whites. Snider, when asked whether
he was white man or black man, replied
that he did not know. Arthur Johnson,
one of our most intelligent colored citizens,
Immediately attacked him, saying that any
onewho could tell the difference between.
pine and hickory could tell the diff
ference between a white and black man,
and he didn't belieye in any satch man.
Snider attempted to- deliver Q discourse,
or rather q medley of the religious and
political When she had finished, Arthur
johnson replied to him, and gave him
to understand that the negroes Of. han,
over had TO work hard for their living, and
had no dimes to spare for such q CARPET,
baggsfs. AT the conclusion Of Arthnr'si
speech, the hatswas handed around, and in
three minutes contribution Of some nine
or ten dollars w1s made up for him. We
are glad 10 see flsat the eyes Of our more
enlightened colorea citizens are being
opened 10 The true character Of such men Us
snidsf Hanniedst, 81 I'd osaiae geassls. {. (, !,
$50 S5t's's {. AUsTER. Il