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Death of an Editor.

pie, one of the editors of the New Orleans
Crescent, died to-day.
[Mr. Semple was a native Of Fredericks-
burg, Va, and was for several years connected
with the press Of Richmond
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NTOTICE.-Our store will be CLOSED
IN on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY the
nth and sth instant; also on MONDAa ana
TUESDAY the 18th and l4th instant.
LEVY BROTHERS, lo47 Main ssreet,
an 7-lw nearly opposite the Old Market.
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THE PEACHES KILLEB. 1.-The freeze on Sunday
n;eht Is repor ted to have killed q large part of
the bloom of the peach, and injured that
which was not killed. OF course the tenderer
fruits-apricots nectarines, &c.-have been
injured also - Fredericksburg Herald. ~
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PROPERTY SALE. THE large brick dwelling
house, belonging to the estate of the late ohm
Minor, at the lower end of town, was sold by
w. p Conway, executor, on Wednesday,, TO
DIR. Thomas w. Gouldin, of Caroline county,
Va. for 81, 600. -Eredertcks0trg Herdd.
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Fatal ShO0taDRiAffray in Texas-Three
- Men Killed.

GALvEsToS. TEXAS, April lo.-A shooting
ARRAY occurred at Hampstead. Texas. on Sun
day, growing out of the murder Of Mr.. San
ders on the Friday previous. Three white
men were killed and two severely wounded.
Two blacks were wounded, one Of them while
going for physician. 49,
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The Abyssinian Expedi,ion.

LONDON, April 1o.-The War Office has
Abyssinian adyices that General Napier has
reached latitude 81. Theodorus was en-
trenched at Magdala with 5000 men and
twenty six large guns. Napier's plans for a
general assault are completed.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
FOLK Fol- and ALEX ANDR A,s
Philadelphia every SATURDAY, and Rich.
mond every FRIDAY, alternately; o,.o,or
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also i31
SAVANNAH, and NEm
ORLEANS, and bills of lading signed through = !
: Passage to Philadelphia, including meas anu
$40. w. P. PORTER, Agent,
"oc Al Office No. 2426 on the DOCK.
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FIRE IN Reconstruction Friday last the
house of Mr.. William Harrison, about one
mile from Harrisonburg, was burned. The
building, with nearly its entire contents of
household and kitchen furniture, was de-
Commonwealth.
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From Washiurt(hn.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-All the Cabinet
were present at the meeting to day except
Thomas.
The custom receipts from the lst to the 4th
instant We're about 81, 100000.
The weather here continues unsettled, and
the telegraph lines hence are working badly.
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Seizure of Cotton,
Storm at the North,

MOBILE, ALA, April lO.-The revenue off
GERS here yesterday seized GIG bales Of cotton
in transitu.
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VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond April s, 1861
yey, partners trading under the style Of
3 Hartwell, Dick & Go. ......... Plaintiffs,
II against zs.zs1vzJ -. -.
William Denmead, John NJ Garrison, and
: Reniamin T. Denmead, partners trading
under the style Of Benjamin f. IDenmead,
gFxgJF = sTCE ss4zsJ sEs Defendants,
4 .gs4Da& IN CASE. .@- go
The object of this suit is to recover against
thu defendants. certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration at one thou
sand dollars. And affidavit having been made
that the defendants, William and Bentamin
E. Denmead, above named, are not residents
of this State, they are required to appear mere
within one month after due publication here
Of, and do what is necessary TO protect their
interests in this suit. "a 2y2Zis4 8 -
! A couy-Teste: SAb AZ I. -
IL = GEORGE Il CHRISTIAN, d. G. i
T.. AxsLsR SMITH, p. q up ii-oa"
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DEc1s1oy.-Ns,c York, April 9.--In the case
of jay Gould, Erie directors, for contempt,
Judge Barnard to-day decided that ootn par
ties should go before referees to give testlmo-
nv: and ad iourned.t the case one week.
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FIRE.-Peoria, H., April e.-Three machine
shops of the Peoria. Pekin, and Jacksonville
at Pekin, were destroyed by fire last
night. Three engines and much valuable ma.
chinery were destroyed. The loss is $4,000.
Insured in New York companies.
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FIRE.-On Tuesday morning last the plank
kiln of Messrs. Smith & Jemison, in this place,
took fire, and in q few minutes they lost 5000
feet of valuable plank Virginidn.
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Georgia Politics.

y AuarsrA, GA, April 1o.-Governor Jenkins
denies having advised non-action on the part
of the Conservatives in the approaching cleo
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T0TT1R SAVINGS BANK.-saye
4 yonr dollars. Save Your house rent PM.
Buy yourself home ZIG not ans " ws sl md des
you So Liberal Interest ailU noss ~ Security
ppndonhted For further information Apply
at ONCE 1900 Main street. aP o-im
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Treasure Arrived-ChOlera at Asptn.
wall-RevOlutioni In Peru.


NEW YORK, April l0.-The Ocean Queen,
from Aspinwall, brings over 81 900 in trea'
sure.
A fire at Aspinwall had destroyed the rail.
road sheds and thirty two loaded cars. Loss,
$2, 900 900.
The cholera was disappearing from Buenos
Ayres, but was bad at Montevideo. The yell
low fever was killing thirty daily at Callao.
A formidable revolution had broken out in
northern Peru.
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-, Iaal Candy, commanding North and
la, NsJi,.a,foiina, decides, In an Official order,
-, "e'.her assistant postmast ers nor deputy
flLrso''efs are disfranchised. He very nn-
Z .,rs.ely decides, however, that members
''s1on consentions are. se.
atryy,,nr. Cushman, AN eminen, Baptist
~ '''N"A q Boston, died suddenly on Tues.
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WASHINGTON, April 1O.-There have been In
cessant rain and snow since yesterday morn
ing, and the weather is quite cold.
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r WANT FORTY MEMBERS OF THE
aud see me, and buy an ARMY WAGON and
HARNESS, and pay for them, and take them
away, as I have not room for what have got
on hand.
JOHN KELLY, Twentieth street,
apq-lm between Main and Gary,
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Mr. Observation-Disclosures steamer

TOR PHILADELPHIA steamer
u MONT, Captains E5 q
PLATT, now lying at her berth III s% 60!
the losh instant at u o'clock M. Freight
taken fer Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals and state
rooms, $40.
The steamers Of this line Will now run regn,
larry. leaving Philadelphia SATURDAYS
and Richmond every FRIDAY:
w. P. PORTER, Agent.
0hina Mo DOB ON the dock. ap S-3t
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
I STEAMSHIP <FH4
The new and elegant side-wheel 5000
steamship SARATOGA, Captain ALExAS-
DER, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SUNDAY, April the 18th, Mt o'clock A. M.
Freight received up to 6 o'clock P. NJ. Satur-
day. Fare. $l2. Round "trip tickets, $40
Storage, S.. Through tickets signed to Bos-
ton and insurance effected at lowest rates
when desired Amply to
SAMUEL AYRES CO.,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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, - ,.s-, 11,,,.e;,yance in Mobile

MobIIr; A April LILA, iSI sstns shs t n
generally observed ssa aGMM ohila Fra Depart
nressnting ans appearanee Ths narcs Wers
and balconies along the line o, m axerythins
thronged with spectators. anu
passed Off with the greatest se'a''
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Ashley in soutl, Carolina.

COLUMBIA, April To-. Congressman AShieys
of Impeachment notoriety, and C9neStoT
'Mackey, of Charleston, addressed mau uHsd
heating here to-day. They were chaIengeo
- q discussion tonight with prominent Demo
cratic speakers, land accepted, but 1aiiea 70
come TO time -.fsasy ess- sa
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ON nnnrrantine Regulations In the se-
s 't = = 1cond sDissrict.e1 = =. ss5ss
cHAnIssros, s. . s snsr az cs sns
Second military District, TO be IN sofce oulins
the coming sumner ------,-. - : :
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Restaurants, dc.

ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, - gtsa
N 1904 MAIN STREET,
Is always supplied q R91MA
HMA with the best the To-
SA cal market affords, and also the lux
QS uries of land and sea OF tho large
Atlantic cities. ZETELLE Is the fayorite OF
the seasons-journeys with them the year
round-and receives their first fruits and their
latest, from the contiguous zones, with Ice.
bound streams on one border, and flowers and
fruits at the same time on the other. =,
GUESTS served at all times in unsurpassed
stvIe. according TO order. Families supplied
on short notice. Dinner parties furnished In
private rooms, Dishes not excelled ut any
c,lfsins In this country or Europe.
The BAR always supplied with exceilent
wines and liquors. and best brewed drinks
promptly made. > up :
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.-Railroad subscriptiOn.

MONTGOMERY. AbA., April 10, The In o s;5
in building thu South and North AIS Oal ga
railroad. 81 ~. -. y 1888 ~. ~;
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NIOTICET-MULESa AND HuRsEo.:-7'
I'm; Just arrived, and for ssieo very 10
accommodating terms, az the .E1-66.
change. Livery and Sale Sla1iss HTI1I,Fs
and HORSES. amongst them some ;oroKe
mules, and several pairs Of No. icoacn nofSes'
and mares suitable for farm purposes
8. mn 81 JoksN p 20,
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Shipping.
FOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,

FOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTO N.-Semi- g aa1,
weekly Line-Powhatan Steam GO
boat Company-Ch Cheapest Route-sg
Freights Reduced-No Charge for Wharfage
by this Line-No TRANSPARENT of Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Sa.
turday-Leaves Richmond every Tuesday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock p: M.-Steamer
PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT TRAvBRs,
will leave here on SATURDAY at P. M.
Freight received every day Sunday excepted
up to SO clock 2. M. This steamer has splendid
dations Fare reduced to THREE DOL
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra. For
freight or passage apply to .a-.
WILLIAM P. BRETT.
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'s,
an lit Fifteenth street.
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NOTICE TO 'SH1PPERS.-The Doats
lS of the JAMES RIVERtsHe.15:ss5
AND KANAWHA GAN A LII
COMPANY will leave the dock Us us SUE.
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyncnpurs
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
at the option of the shipper. Freight received
and delivered at my Office, on the docK. -,
charges are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DILLON, osenS.-
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yTIRGINIAasEXPRESS COMP AM =
" Once, Ne. re Main street, betWsan Es.s !
ysnth end, Eighth streets, Richmend. gt3a
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS q nav rannings
dsiiy from RICHMOND TO STAuNTQN. and
yi,weekiy toa all points bstwssn STAUNToN
ana a, ss salss tsois RALr1moxE d R1cA
HOW'D and hcru TIN DIE I. ss 70 ~ ApR-st
"a TsSarthsr, AMY tosl ths I'M alass gc4ass
bstwssr Starnton, arriscn6n5s. sna, No1ntss
nssSss !. ~ srisyesily Ram ataunt0E t9 i
Eash AIMS. warn, Hot. and Hsaiins spsinEs +!
white sulphur SPrtngss Lev ssouss X ANY, i
p9 esaoas called for and delivered at all points
ID s sIs daily from Norfolk to Petsraburg and
J.ynchburg. and all intermediate pntn g on the!
, Norsoik and Petersburg and ScutAsida rail.
roads, and Intermediates points on Richrnona
and Danviiie railroad TO Burkeytlis.
Money and valuables forwarded with dis.
Patch.
For further information apply TO
70 lt-sm \. W. CARRIER, Agent
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NOR SAL E, TEN WELI-
+ BROKE YOUNG MULES;zIf
not sold privately before <sATURt;IaA6e
DAY the 4th of April next, we vii Will 80.
sell on that day 10 O'Clock at me s; hores 80
lot, on Council Chamber Hill ID .h ysSI1NG
work. Also, one good, largs4,WAAGsoN, ana
ten sets OF PLOUGH GEAR. Inc mu te.
will be sold on q credit Of three months lor
good paper. They can be seen ~ eoss and 4
stable, on Second street between - oso es
90 VIM. P. & LAIR-BURWELL, u
NH 3l-dSywTuEGS1 go 60 = -
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0Aice No. 2425 on the dock. ap S-3t

VIRGINIA AND -LIV ERP o o L
Y STEAMSHIP LINE.-The %E&
British steamship DELAWARE, $1,000 $4,000
Captain FISHER, will sail from Norfolk for
Liverpool between the goth and 18th instants.
For freight apply to w. D. REYNOLDS &
BACON & BASKERVILLE,
40 o,x Richmond
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Republican Meeting In Wilmington,
North Carolina. ~ 80

WILMINGTON, N. c., April lo.---A very large
Republican meeting was held last night at the
theatre. The audience, which consisted al.
most exclusively Of negroes, was addressed by
d: l.. Russell, o. H. Dockery, and >. .; Ash
lev (whites), and A. Il. Galloway theefV'f4y
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"TORLIVERPOOL.-TheA ship "AU-
L. GUSTA" is now loading in Nor III
folk, to which port we have made ar. G
rangements for the transportation OF 80
freight at low rate. Shippers will apply TO
NH Sl-2w CASKIE & BROTHERS.
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VOLLINSr& Co.. ,s.isaH s,Zasss1 .'','
" - zsSsss LUMBER AND GRAIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ,...s5l :
30A south Delaware avenue and northeass
corner Beach and Green streets, -
PHILADELPHIA Pa. --r.1
-fr.,ial,s L. p, COLLINS, -
~ go e. s.. BURTON. gs7f <
Liberal cash advances made on conss e

MILLS q RYANT, TOBACCO EA-
Wl CHANCE, RICHMOND, va, BRO.
KERS and COMMISSION MECHANICS
the purchase and sale Of LEAF and MANU-,
FACTURED, oBAgC0Ss 0Tdsrss solicited.
fer 20 a. r, KAgvsY, PRECEDENT OF National
Bank of Virginia 1 JlAEs TaoxAs, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, Va; Messrs. u. MxssspaKl B Co.,
New York; Messrs. JoHssos b TaoxYscr,
Boston. Masz.s - y 49, $50 1890 = g iy ~
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Commission Merchants,

~ M. WILSON, COMMISSION lMER-
CHANT, Office Thirteenth and Cary
streets, opposite Tobacco Exchange building,
Richmond. Va, solicits consignments Of TO
RaIT;0. WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, and
COUNTRY PRODU CE GENERALLY.
Strict personal attention given to all sales, and
prompt returns made, by check or currency,
her express, as may be desired. Full supply
Of bags for grain. Liberal advances In money,
Fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith of present
crop, on consultation. ap 7--daw3m
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EpOSADALlS:--The following. smonr
~ many hundreds q our best citizens, tes.
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Prepared only by }. ] LAwREscB, M. D.,
Chemist, Baltimore. Nd, late Of Wilson, N.
q. Price, $l.Jo per bottle. Sold wholesale by
all the principal Wholesale druggists In all the
large cities OF the United States and British
America, and retailed by druggists every
where. All letters Of inquiry, &c promptly
& CO., Sole Propretors and Manufacturers,
244 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
For sale by PURCELL. LAID co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va, and Il. X
.DUVAL, Richmond, Va. NH l6-eodlm
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WILSON, N. c., September Is, ls8T.-Dr. L<1to-
renee: Dear Sir,-1n 1862 my son, now aged
five years, was yaccinated with what proved
to be impure matter, which completely de-
ssroyed HE health. He has been afflicted with
an inyeterate and ex trsmely troublesome erup-
ton of the skin, sometimes breaking ont In
sores, SC. Rosadalis was prescribed by my
family physician, DIR. A. u. Moore. After
taking it q few weeks, my SON became and re-
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DEF TONGUES.-l0o fine BEEF
N NH i "a cambridge & ANDERSON.

r UXURIES AT J. a. ANTHONY'S
Gunpowder Tea, best quality, %. 25 per pound.
Superior Roasted Coffee-roasted in bis patent
coffee rooster every day. Cream Crackers,
Ginger Snaps, Family and Pilot Crackers, at
IS, Is, and sc. per pound Six doors .aD eo
the Spotswood Hotel. -.g 8sEE 1870
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Sheriff Of Wilson county, N. o.
RosApALIs-T This medicine has met with an
unprecedented success in this community:
Captain Baker, the polite and attentive agent
for this city, informs us that II Is next TO Inn
possible to supply the demand for It; and that
the medicine is efecting some wonderful
cures, and giving great satisfaction to I'LL who
have used It.-Hor5Dx (Vl.) Daily Journal, No
uensber 20, 1867. a.f i .HN "A
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of the
city Of Richmond April 6, 1865:
William Thomas. Plaintiff,
against
William Denmead, John n. Clarkson, and b.
T. Denmead, partners trading under the
style of B. F. Denmead ........ Defendants,
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the defendants certain damages, which are
laid in the plaintiffs declaration at one thou
sand dollars. And affidavit having been made
that the defendants, William and b. +. Dem
mead, above named, are not residents Of this
State, they are;required to appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary 10 protect theirinterests
In this suit. -. 1eas4y.e-
GEORGE E.. CHRISTIAN, D. G.
T. AxBLgR SAITH, D. q. sp ll-S4w
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CUGARS.-Rrf1ned A, B, Extra @, and
- q. Yellows-B, BIB, A, "A, and G. E.
|. and P R., in hogsheads. For sale by
an7-st S. G. TARDY Il GO.
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THE NEW TRANSLATION or THE
RIRIE
Il nfLhe EEoning post


TO the Editors Of the Evening Post
Under the above heading ] find the fol-
lowing paragraph in your number for
May 10:
among the present translat ons are Rev.
George X. Bliss d. D., Professor Of Greek
and Latin in the Dewisburg Universally /;
DIR. Asahel C. Kenrick, Professor Of Greek
in Rochester UniversiiyS Rev. HOratio B.
Hackett, d. d., Professor Of Hebrew in the
Newton Theological Seminary; Rev.
Thomas J. Cunant, d. d.; DIR. Roediger,
Of Berlin, in Germany Aid is received
from Rev. DIR. Wycof, Rev. DIR. Colenso,
Messrs. Layard, Ferguson, and others,
with several advisory gentlemen"
The revised version Of the New Tesla
ment was made by me, and copies OF my
revision were sent to the other revisers for
their examination and suggestions, and the
copy went 20 the printer in my handwrit-
ing. OF the Old Testament only the trans
lation Of Job and Genesis have been pub
lished and for both Of these am solely
responsible. The revision Of the books Of
Proverbs, not yet published, but in type as
far as the twenty-seyenth chapter Is also
exclusively my own work. The books OF
Joshua, Judges, Ruth and Samuel, are now
in the hands of DIR. Haekett and DIR. Bliss,
with whom ! am IN direct and constant
communication. claim, therefore, TO
know who are aiding or advising IN this
work and beg leave 10 state, that Of the
above-named gentlemen, only the first 1--we
have had, or now have, any connection
with il. i. }. COEANT.
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peared to care nothing Tor the colored race
while they were slaves, but was now using
every effort 10 convert them.
Rev. ]. A. BroadhursL, Of Greenville,
South Carolina, on being called for, pleaded
an appointment elsewhere, bat promised 10
speak in the evening. aftrrsf
Rev. DIR. Basil Manly, of the same place,
proposed that Rev. DR.. Welch, Of Albany,
should deliver 3 prayer, which that gem
tleman complied with.
Rev. j. r. Graves, editor Of the TeRnes-
sec Baptia, said he felt that, for the fret
time, he was convinced Of having a coun-
Try united in spirit and one. He alluded
TO Northern Baptist clergyman be had re-
Gently shaken hands with, who had told
him that a short time before be would have
as soon seized red-hot poker as hayetaker
his hand. Mr.. Graves said thai he symPa-
thized with the sentiment, and would him
self few years ago have sooner done th'
same, before touching the hand Of North
ern man. Though born among the Greer
Mountains he had been reared IN th'
South, and Cor thirty years his hesrt has
never thrilled toward his native bills til
; this moment He felt formerly that thi
, Bible authorized slavery, and that he ha'
held slaves, and thought himself right d
] doing 70. lie took sides, therefore, VIII
/ his Southern brethren. He was honest i
B bis belief, but felt that God had decide
the matter, and would not sgain hold hi
2 old slaves IL thousand dollars was pre-
: septed him with each. Heknew that 200
600 Baptisis ia the South conceded wit
! his sentiments, and wished to eyangelll
4 the freedmen. lie bemoaned the infidelit
g spreading at the West, aud the increase
y "isms," and he urged tight against then
on Baptist grounds, 10 the bitter end.
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DEADINTHE STREETS.

rTEag a child lay still IN the eity's street
With its head on the steps OF stone,
For they we're the only mgther breast
That the little head had known.
The frozen limbs with their scanty rags
Had nought now 20 fear from the Storm
Vat tho snow came down in the wlntry night
Aud covered the childish form.
Twas n carriage roll'd over the stony way,
And manly form within
Reclincd on the cushions velvet ease
Revolving his projects Of sin
Did he start ~ he pass'd that fatal step,
Did IL flash on his guilty mind -
That the accusing soul Of his unknown child
Had gone up to God on the wind2
Twas a wretched woman came reeliBg along
Il en- the snsw seemed 10 shrink irom her lace
For dishonor and death were bot writer
thereon .-. .
Aud each vice had there left rs trace.
She staggered along till she came 10 the step
Aud there fell where the soft snow was hear q
Twas the unknown mother had recld there u
die
BY the side Of her child in the street.
Twas a star peep d out from the edge Of clouc
And cleaned on the face Of the child
Ii seem'd ~ the lock q woe were gone
Aud the pale young lips had smii.d.
For there in the s0som Of that bright star
The weary child was 70 rest
The injustice Of man could no longer harm
Insecure in that home Of the bless'd. =,
WARRINGTON CITY. X. IL. I.