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W. r. PENNEY,
Feb'y S, 1869, #
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

IL. In answer TO the charges con-
tanned in specification 81 of the protest,
I deny that the facts. stated, and
conclusions drawn by contestant, as
expressed i'll said specification, are
true. and charge that whilst he re.
eeived a small minority, I recsiyed,
according to the official count and de.
elaration of the State Canvassers. oil
of whom:a are persons;iu high official
position, and leading members Of the
Republican party in South Carolina, &
majority of three thousand cand eigh
ofthe votes cast for. member Of Con
gress from the 3rd, Congressional Dis
4sict of South Carolina, at the election
held on the 3td day Of: November, a
D. 1868. That I was fairly elected Il
said Office, and my disabilities, as here
in admitted; aside, which it may be TIL
good pleasure of Congress to remove
I, am jnstly entitled 10 the. seat q
which / have been elected, BY tn
people. And I charge that The Com
nissioners Of Election in the seyera
counties Of. the 3rd Gong grsssionsI pis
trict of South Caroline, whose duty j
was to establiah the eiection precincts
and appoint the psnegsrs of eeleetiio,
in said counties, and who did 90 IN ~ p
-.-1 q -
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. !.lEI,-' I II
Dir RaI|br:u.
Mus bem GransSil@en oes 81. BE Ypntmar
ibertrasen pcn Albert @ittitod.
$3mcitcr Gbcil. :.
as T. Z j /, i
(SprtleBuue.)

uSulanne>" laote er, uid reile in prei
Ta9en Qb, fi5eute Mbeno weroe i'd enoz
li9 meine &s9nung NIT Go0erou1e re-
oeln l>np t1penlr ct nibt. miQ-eut.; sS9
0ebe fort, ober i'd ,piQ ntbt oQein 9eben
unp Du icut nibt' bier bleiben. Was
i1 BON Dir, neuli1, serlangte, Yerlan9e
i1 nod. lno Id >perre Did ni@t lal7en>
bis Du 0a asiaetsbaf mG5 bdn9t : BON
Dir ob, pb i6 leten pcer ftcrben lpQ, Elm
Ddmon BAT in meine Mcert raS Geuer
9esollen, tpel6es mid peBebrt; i@A smub
ib,a Edn9etIren ober-Gu<,t!ir, ;" 4 'S = Il
Die Sewe9uns leiner 3ii9e ca6 Gie<
bet in leinen @usen befdtiSten rur gu
lebr bic Grregtbett lsiuer (8orte,s-
uSnlanne" iubr cr fort ~Du ltebit
mi1 Sntht ib >psib Is, 81 *'fanuit mid
ni9t lieten !-llup renno1, penn t@ Dir
@9refen ei,,ja9te, 'ipiircsf1 Du nidt
bier iein. sM6, stdllnlinniser nlpre6e
su Dir wie 81 etner a9cmDbnli@en perz
1pn. o!s ,penn Du MID Derfeben f1nntet.
unp wers fann, ipiljsl1,% i1pa5 ii Ill Dir opprz
oebt Du Ndtblel pelbe5 . MID tSotet
S56 Site Old, lase inirl einE Brrt ei1
ein,isee @,rt, oper oietu,ebr-.,ll1, mir
III te,psiieuaeab Duamid niAt perahtelt,
pab Du mid eirlt l,pirf lieben f1nne,1--
Gulanne ritcn &uFr"'ss s,SaSs4 Sn Ss,sH s,ti,I3 's'
Gr modte sire s;S}|s' ;S}|s'pNseuurrllea3 UNI f&
Sulonne ~ ndbe{n. Selne 9ieri9en
2ippen ipranaennno6 rel,1o 55NntliB ces
junMan nDldpAsn8,s ater iie pa,aote 1i4
fur3 ab. =, - .. .---.
, sSsS' ssr'saat'lts',ft9 Isi"s eists tn0a'
ftern Born. "&f rfxs
@ttmu1e. nDu]pielft ,mh mir. Ni@'
Du tiit ndrrilt> lb hin ein Narr. Sd
mil nidt> baB Gu mir nemrinnlt @aa
lie9t mir an einem De,paltact, etnemSer>
brs&en ? Man feu ni6t {agen f6nnen.
coB pislts 6euer mid eetrannt etelt
50ue mid belellen sat, obne pab i9 ets
pa6 oncsres ais Deinsn 5aB unp Define
Beradtuna 9erpinne, BIN / d. ntbt per=
loren? Did 70 5u lieben, ,pie t9 Did
lirbe, unr Di4 ptne Mitleip III fnpen
1T 5ras ni&t drser als taulenrmal tppt
Sore, mein &rm 1T itdrter alS ter Dei:
niss, smin9e mid nidt oarau su erin
| |nern- n-ater nein, i'd polte Did ni@
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/ 9.

NiemalS mar Elm Gamiltenratb trauri<
eer> ais bic preiperionen msl@e imGorfz
baule serlammelt rporen, I'm Sulanue
3u erpartet1. 80 5H}' j@&N >':," ~.>3f &
peter @ialat 19ritt ibr I'm, eini9e Mi<
t1uten soran>; er bate 3eit, 6erru Don
Giterac eini9e furse &ufi&lii1e su seeben,
>pel9er oa6 6aupt 1enfte. &pie Elm Mr;t,
rer an lttnem &rdnfen Dersmeifelt.
'Su1anne trot ein. Nt9t6 in l:tbren
Mienen berrtetb unrube, Grniepriaun9
ocer Beoauern. Sie batte':}bie Stin
ebenlp frei 1bte 6alt,1ne ebenlo ffpls. tpie
Gin Sabr ycrber, at6 fe Die 8olfSwutb
befdmpfte ODER ials fie 119 beim Inter
1u6un9sri@ter antla9te.n &>3 51>">." q:
Diele &ube> ptele @i6erbett nod rer
Scene lpel6e Yeter @ialat er3dblte," be-
1nrubsten uno eridredten ibre Greunoe.
WaS fonnte man nidt Maes Don elmer
Siren 'fiirdtet, Die init 9eNbloGenen Nus
9en4ibrem' @ercerben 3entae9en gins ?ht1
Brau; Yon @tbtere nabm bas 2Mprt.
Sbr @atte uno ibr Brurer trerfpl9ten nie
Bittuna' ibrsr @oriteuun9en auf benz
MntAB 9ulanne,,S. ttI"2g4 r11&@}-s irll2
.GUMein &tno,mIa9te, fe INIT 13drtli6z
felt unp miitterli1er sl,ltoritdty ;;bi + Du
fdbig, Mid III b1ren, ta'es Dir mbelia,
mid iu serfeben?" : 5in @j.e@;@7Nl1t n@!
Da5 junge Mde@enE Ema&te 'etn uer>
fidernpes3eiGen, uno 9ertB, manmubte
pas Ger9angene tennen, 1onft batte mdn
9espeifelt oaB cteies* feite%@ Nuse, :ote(e
rubise Gisur etnen setribtet, @eiit oerz
barSen. '.94 a1& n34a4 @Mo1a ~ r
6rou ron @ibtere l9ten @orte tu 1uz
6en, pielleidt cine lan9e @epe Ycr3ube>
reiten, oter ibr 5ers CAB ibr cine bei1ere
Wetboce Elm. sic wpQte feit auftreten,
co9 init bewe9ter @timme ipra@ ne:
nSuianne, miqit Du penn, bab t9 ea
Marie perbiete, Did 3u leben unp 81
fpreden 2" -.-..... &, .....,.... It ...
s8et eieiem tbeuren Namen 3itterteSuz
fame uno faltete bic 6dnpe; ibre 6als
tuns bridte baS @eflbl elmer erobenllns
eere9tteteit elmer fumn,en proteRatipr
aus. Sie i&ien 3u fra8en.
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xe([etrIstts Gs

2Ser flopft? ;
8orxber it bic Mitterna&t
Die ban4e @tunbe eer @eipeniter-
Der falte &esen l9laet nit NFa@t
Som gBinb eepeiti@t an &bor unb 5}saiter.
@pat meilt an, trauli9en 2amin
Das iunee @eib unb bentt pes @atten.
Die @tunben i9leiten lan9fam bin,
Die font 10 ral9e gawineen batten-
g8er tlopft?
u@ie, t(ppft eS ni9t mein iiBes Rtnb,
Das nit Der SHUTTER tpa@ eeblieben2
@pri9, pber baben Na9t unb Nino
Mit unIrer @ebniu@t S@tr3 setrietsn?"
@ie lest 1m ibres &inoeS 5al3
Den Mrm unb lau@@t-ba iit's ib1 pieber
Mls Han.' ber 5ammer leiltn @@aqs,
Grspartunssyuu beust iis ii@ nieter-
i Bsr tlppft? x
. 3 & = y & j : s.. : s4<@
limb 3Gu19uns mar es ,pieberum.
Der @tsrm MIR brauif es pu9t bsr &esen
Drebt Il9 Der Wetterbabn bernnL
GrtSnt es tuie spn bumpfen S&!asen.
,Mein 2inb, Der Gater fanns ni&t ftiu,
Drei Sage brau9t er nod tur &eiie.
Sl9lieB' in Dein @ebet ibn ein. -,.,~.,.-- - .~~~
Nah outer. frcn1msr Rinber Wei1e -
/ : Ner tlopf?' q H.,
Diesmal if's @abrbeit. . rer mag
90 jpaten Ginlab nod besebren2 't",;.y:
Sn's 5er3 trinst tbr bes 5ammers @@lae,
gli9t tann Ve leiiem @rauen webren.r,
Grblei9t wanft Te gum Glur binab
1lnb laul9t am @@lob, etfulst pom 9pnee--
Der bufre Raum sabnt p'e etn Grab, =.
Die 8ruft ertebt im tieffsn @ruube-
# -, T.: r:,s @er tlppft? ] ,.....<
Gin g @auer .i@iittslt ibrsn 2sit. .........
@ie 3ittt1t-bur@ pa tlopffs auf's Nsue:
nma9'dut mad auf, Smeia Qets @sib,
3ufsinsr zreuen ftbrtiber 2stue!" h q .17
Den @ieeel 1&iebt Neirai@ 3uriid-
Ct iR's-o Subel ubne @rsnaen! ='** j.
Mi. fab bic Ra4t tin i9in'res @lId, ~ t..
Sic hppunerei9,re Tbranet sldn3en! =,
Grnf son Der &altba9
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erf9reden-eebSre mir uno {@ perce
Dir iaeen-i6 meroe Dir iaeen-"
@ein Mu9e funfelte> aber feline @tim;
ME ermattete Bel cem @ebeimnib. Su>
1anne> bis babin rubis uno talt muroe
plSBli@ nit aubereew6bnlt6em @u6orud
belebt.
Sn oieiem Mu9enblide b1rte man III
cer Ndbe einen @6uB fallen llnp cine
&u9el 19lu9 fiber ibren 5duptern in bic
3peiee elmer Tonne. 9llS fe ii@ UNI
prebten, 1oben itc cine :leine &au@laule
auffei9en. =.
80" rief Matteo. 1i9 Dor bic @tirn
i@laseno> ~tparum bat p{ele &usel mild
perfebltW
v@eb fort eeb fort" iaete Suian<
me- BON @9mer3 uno Sbnma@t er9rifz
fen.
~Sa aber auf @ieoerleben ni&t
wabr? 2"
vMuf @ieber1ebenW
@r entfob. y @u@anne, pbne etnen Nu<
9enbltf III Derlieren, elite Der @e9eno 3u,
BON &ppber Der @@uB fam. Sie fano
Yeter @ialat. -:. .. , j..
Gr mar traurie, iie aufeebra&t, .",Ht.
~lln9liidlider" ia9te iie. vDu noQz
tef mid t6cten!" 49," H.: IN.
vDi9 tSoten 2" ermioerte er nit ppr~
,purf6YpQem Some; lid, peter 8ia(at ?
Did, :meine @obltbdterin .6abt Sbr
| ni6t eelebeu> oab Die &u9el 3ebn 6ub
lber Guren &bpfen einldlu9? lno nod
oasu 9elte i@ fir ben sel&idteten
@9uBeu ber@emeinpe.1J Netnt i9 troQte
DID be16uBen.; bieier .@lente ,uar 70
| nabe. 3d.. @ulanne, @ulanne, Du
ma9f un6 MQen ptel Summer! Was
ben piemonteien bftrifft> penn i'd ben,
auein be8e9ne, 10 erpest@ NIT ibm ae<
re@nen; er miro ni@t 70 btQi9 .pappn
fpn1men." II ,:;.;.,., .1a: +
.,unb i9," IaoteSulanne NIT un9laub
li&er >Gnersie,4,,i1 perbiete Dir pttlen
Meni9en ansurlbren |!15 ,H..u =.
v0zuneludli6e> fDu lieb(t i'm allo e
vNieuei9t." @# ....: 3;.... -. &:
,,Gs 1T tlar" laete rpeter @ialat NIT
tiefer Beitlr3un9 3u fi9, uibrr @abniinn
bat fi@ na@ jener @eite secrebt cas 1T
l1limmer al6 allee Wnoere." >5..l...: j.:
Darauf manpte er~f@ gu Suianne
| uS@ bin ni6t per GinsiSe> Der fl&
iittr ca6 betrlbt, mas ppraebt. Du bait
Greunoe. ,pabre Greunce iie baben mid
81 Dir 9eldidt." :> ~ rn#
vBa6 wiQit Du laeen?"' H. H.. .
~6err Don Gferae, ieine S6weiter unp
lein @@poeer fino i'm Torfboule an9e>
tommen, fte ernarten Did. @ou i1Sb>
nen ia9e,,> cob Du iie nidt ieben millr
9lb> ieitrem i@ DID 10 nabe nit peronz
II 9eieben mub man auf NQeS ,lqefabt
lein." =:
! SD eebe," antmortete, Fe obne359ern,
u@eb' porau6 !" II, .:.;:u. 49, "
ST oins; {ie fol9te. :.:: -: 3.
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Nu,11,lter 577.

S'!t Soo''s !VoleH 10 unmtcerttebl1db
9eiprp@en, oab Grou pon @ibtere uu6
Gferac fbre Sbrdnen ni9t surudbolten
fonnten; fie riefen 3u9lei9:
~S> ba8 fannlt Du ni6t abldlaoer, !"
~llno per ipri@t bappn? 2" anttpprtete
&ibiere. >Sa> nein &inb> i'd perbeDf6
ntpr9en ertparten. 9lber i9 be16pSre
Did, feline neue l1nfluabeit. M69eDi@
9ott fQkren uno erleu9ten @iQf Du,
oab mir Did su Deinem @ater brin<
gene"
"Nein, nein! Der Mteno 9eb1rt nod
MR." anttportete iie nit feberbafter Gr<
re9uns.
Ser ppn&ibierc betra&tete ieineS5rau
aber pteie war gang in ea6 fat @unper>
bare serlunfen> pas iie 9eleben uno 9ez
bbrt batte.
~eubt fe eeben," faste iie> lid babe
Sertrauen gu ibr. DieleS iunoe M6b<
@en fiebt piellet@t III ibrem lln0!ud tpei<
ter uno iddrfer >pie MFR; Fe 1T pieQei&t
ba@ WerfSeu9 elmer bSberen @ere6tiateft,
alS oer menl9lt9en."
@ui ianne 9in9 binaus.
Isle 1T ein @unner !" rief Trau BON
@tbiere NIT 8e9eiRerun9.
SIM naafenMusenblidt b1rten fie cine
refine melpoil4e Grauenftimme, tpel@e
uttsr benz Genfer fang:
u8erst, iiber beren Mberune
@@wtbt btr Mbler unb ter @eier,
Cure boben @ipfel trennen
Mid auf epie BON bsm Greier."
Gferac> ppn elmer l@mer3li@en@rinnez
run9 9etrieben elite an ra6 Teniter unb
DHnete e8.; ,@
@uianne fanb auf ber Gerral7e. @te
'penoete tbre 161nen Mu9en 3u tbm, bon
S9wdrmerei unb 6pfnun9 sldn3eno.
Sin &Qnitler, per cine Trau ppu !6inoe<
hung unp p5eroi6muS bdtte malcn tppQen,
tpnnte fein .oneere6 Mooeu &pdblen.
r@uten Mutb>", iaote fes gu @ferae,
uunp auf @iecerlebenw u ,.>..
Gr 9riBte flc, 1no .f& gu leiner@@we<
fter unp oeren Gotten ,penoeno @aote ct:
~@cr einem SABRE lpra@ i'd 3u @u@:
Saeob 1T ni@t i6ulpi9! Sebt 1a9e i'd:
Su1anne 1T ni@t mabn0nnt9."
13.
Bobin etn9 Su(anne? @aS poute
iie? sic ein9 NIT eili9emG9ritt> olei@<
fam alS 9cbor&e fie elmer 9ebeimenStint>
r1e in ibrem Snnern.
Der Sag mar 19Sn sepefsn. Dte
Sonne perlanf am tpolfenlo n6prhonte
bic 2anplaaft tpor perlafen. @ulanne
be9e9nete gfiemanoem unp piele Gtnlam<
felt besiniti9te ibre Yidne.
Sie batte anfan96 9era9t Mattep III
ber um9ebuns ces @ebHfteS 3u inben.
@ie lu@te Jpn eini9e 3eit Ct par ni&t
ia. 9luf cine furse Gntfsrnuna erblifte
man ba6 5au6 balb binter elmer @ruppe
bon Gi@en nno Tannen peritedt.
g. Sulanne 9in9 in ,pieler Ni9tune por<
pdrt8, re6tS uno linf8 blideno, mie tpenn
iie far@tete lberralat 3u tpereen. sic
rpor gang al4ein. &aum ibr leilerS@ritt
1t6rte riele8 9robe S6wetQenL ni6t Elm:
NAL oer @ino tpebte uno iein @sben in
ben 3me'sen sli9 rem 9ltbem zines l9laz
fenben &inees. ,,.s ~:- ..-
Ml6 Sulqnne etpa nod sebn @9rttte
pom @eb6it entfernt par, b5rte fe 3mei
Stimmen> cie ile io9leth erfannte: e8
war Go0crou0e unp psrpnpi &pel9e f9
3anften. 81, 49,. ~,
= 0prtlebun9 auf ber 2. @eite.)
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a"as. Sobn IS D6malb,
~, 'Gneres- pdnbler tn
&zstf09r:!e1at @iQ0rrc1,

I.-7 y n" ~ J Nnb
" =, wftmnebaba Bitters." +. T.
Britdeaifrabe, in penee's 0psru 5aus,
"a minneapolis. .eso ~4
Gnpfteblt bermit attungooca sein aasaebeen-
te5 pno, lpcbleTortirics Eager pom &isar1en tn
sasu wreteasRnFunaen,, Branotes, Nnn. Gog-
a&c uae @tisfies> lowie gang befcrbers istn.
'H~33 Erceilente1 Wetne @>
us slabeimt{tsn lraussn esteItert, melde les,
IA nit Ben tsRen frans6fif@sn. Rrtb.
ssit1en auf bag grrtheiibaftste reoaltf fsren 3..-
iWetn Eager; III fir BEN Gnerps- Obj e aaf't
5s1e veriebcn4r 4rnh b,.tet in steier 9ss,stpu
i;ltene 8orittils. zu ..g.
- H.. ~ 5. 6. Osmale
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Uortlebuns auf ber 2. @eite.)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-23
One-haIf the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part of the
country. By employing your snare time TO form
clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain the
most liberal commissions, either in caSh or
mercha ldize, and all goods sent by MS will be
as represented, and we guarantee satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each Gus
toner. and forward TO us in advance, for Descrip-
tive Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege of
either purchasing the article thereon described, or
of exchanging for any article mentioned on our
Catalogue, numbering over $50 different articles,
not one of which can be purchased in the usual
way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending for Checks are
these: We constantly buying small lots OF very
valuable goods which not our catalogues, and
for which we issue checks till all sold besides
in every large club will put checks for Watches,
Quilts, Blankets, Dress Patterns or some other ar
ticle of value, giUing SOfc members Of the club al
opportunity Of purchasing an article for about one
quarter Of its DGl1te
In every order amounting TO over $50, accom-
PANIED by the cash. the agent may retain 81, and in
every order of over 800, So may be retained to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-23
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THE CITY-ONE
w two-story Brick House at s., 500 One-story
Frame House, five rooms, at $500. One-story
Frame, three rooms, at 81, 900 One-story Frame,
two rooms, at 5000. Two two-story Bricks, Gree
territory five rooms each, at 5000 each. Two
one-stOry Bricks four rooms each, free territory
at 81, 500 each.
IN EDGEFIFID beautiful two-story Brick, six
rooms at 5000. 0ne-story Brick, four rooms, at
$4,000. One-story Brick, iye rooms, at 5000.
Terms very easy.
Besides this, we have large number Of resi-
dences in the city and Edgefeld at prices TO suit
any one.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 4 WEAKLEY,
real ESTATE AGENTS,
oct29-tf No. 81 North College street
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ENCEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
IRA ILR % n ID.

AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IA,
~ 1863, Mail train will leave Nlahyllle 81 100
II daily and arrive at Guthrie at $50 P. NJ, con-
,,ccting with Evansville Henderson and Nashville
Railroad train for Hopkinsvile, and Memphis
CIarksyille and Louisville Railroad accommodation
train for Clarksville. Returning, leave duthrle al
e.s0 NJ Immediately upon arrival of trains from
Honkinsyille and Clarksville, and arrive at Nash
vile at $3.50 A. NJ. ~,
Tickets for sale at City Transfer ONCE, Max
yeie House, and Louisville and Nashville, ana
Fdgefeld and Kentucky Railroads Ticket Once
]. D. L0CKHART,
.ovso.tf a'4 o. Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-23
THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
From Hearth and I5cme.
TALK ABOUT GROSIrS--AT BED
TIME.

From Hearth and l5cne.
TALK ABOUT GROSTS--AT BED.
TIME.
By MRS. s NJ. B. PIArT.
Each Of us carries within us future ghost"
What IS ghost at is something white
lAnd guess it goes barefooted, too1
That comes from the graveyard in the night
When the doors are locked, and breaks right
through
What does it do?
" Oh! II frightens people ever so much,
And goes away when the chickens crow;
And-doesnt steal any spoons, or touch
one thing that isn't its own, you know
Who told you SO?
" Somebody-everybody almost;
Or knew myself when this world begun.
Not even general could kill ghost
wish the Lord had never made one.
They hate the SUM-
No. sweetest Of all wee brown-eyed girls,
They love the lights the dark they fear;
Love riches and power, love laoes and pearls;
Loye-al the preacher calls vanity here.
This much is clear.
Do they love to be dead can but ten
That few Of them greatly love to die;
Perhaps they doubt whether all is well
In She place where ghosts-yes, mp in the sky
You wonder why?
They love their Clothes (and want TO keep dressed)
Whether new and prettily white and red,
Or gray and ragged, tbs hard at best,
To take them off-though the prayers are said
And go to bed.
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WAREENToN, Nov. 6.

ST. JoHN's Church, the oldest and most
aristocratic Episcopal Church in Wash
ingtou. ID. c., is divided 10y bitter con
troycrsy upon the question of Riualism
as. Evangelism. On the 10th inst. a
spirited parish meeting was held, which
many distinguished citizens attended. The
meeting was called by the rector, for the
purpose of procuring a vote of censure
upon The vcstry for their opposing him in
the matter of altering the chancel for a
surpliced choir. The rector opened by
reading seven protests against the yestry,
and was followed by Col James c. Wet.
more for the vestry. Adjutant Gen.
Townsend made a strong speech against
the pastor. Mr.. Montgomery defended
the ycstry. Both parties have strong and
wcll-known supporters. Upon a tina
vote Of the pew-holders, the vcstTy was
sustained by sc TO 80.
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