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MARRIED.,

on the 9th instant, by Rev. c. W. Petherhrldge
Mr.. RICHARD G. COLEMAN and Mrs. SUSAN
+. WYATT; both Of this city.
At the Yellow Sulphur Springs, onthe nth In
slant by Rev. G. 4. Miller, assisted by Rev. "
WiInclm Captain HENRY G. CANNON, o
Richmond. and Miss MAGGIE f. BLAIR, o
Montgomery county.
In the Catholic church, Lynchburg. on Monday
pod instant. bv the Rev. Father McGuark, Mr.
NICHOLAS SMITH To Miss MOLLIE GROUSE
granddaughter OF Mr.. Michael Council.
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The Fredericksburg Herald says truly
that cit is not the policy of Firglnlato lehu
cher aid to any scheme looking 10 al,
"earlv resumption Of specie payments.
s.yiewed from q southern standpoint, we
!. cannot do otherwise than deploic III
"advised haste in rcsuming.' "Ihere aie
arguments of undoubted force urged III
"fayor of resumption, but most OF them,
"upon examination, prove to be speclolls'
We suppose our congressman VIII nave
sense enough to understand the needs OF
yircinia-we mean our Radical congress
men. such rs PORTER, &c.,-and TO ald III
voting down all propositions which Wotlo
have tendency to damage the State.
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HUMPHREYS AcorIEsCEs.

Roous REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL Conn.,
THIRD DISTRICT,
RICHMOND, VA, November II, 1869. }
In accordance with the suggestions in the
above communication, the Republican COM
mittces of the various counties comprising
the third congressional district are request
ed TO forward the names of suitable persons
to the undersigned, in order that the post
Offices of the district may be i'll the hands OF
Republicans instead of Conservatives.
J. NJ. HUMPHREYS, Chairman
Republican Congressional Commttee
Third District.
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We have received the first No. OF Tn
MESSENGER. published at Christiansburg
Va, by Messrs. SowER 4 CAREER. The
sautatory address of the editors indicate
that the Messenger will be y paper Of con
seryatiye tendencies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w SPECIAL NOTICE.-The atten-
t,on of capitalists and others Is respectfully In
vited TO the sale OF n HANDSOME ColIAIh
DWELLING, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND at
tacied. on the Grove road, one-half mile west Of
Richmond, advertised by Messrs. Carringtoh'
Noise, and peasants, commissioners, to take
Mace THIS DAY, on the premises, at half-past
O'Clock.
For particulars see auction column.
no Cit LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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which will faithfully represent the Repuo'
Trusting the subject Of this letter may be
deemed Of sufficient importance to the Re
publican party of the district to engage tne
early attention of the Executive Commlttee,
/ am, Yery'respectfully, etc,
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4 correspondent Of the New York Tn
tune proposes that in funding the pubic
debt bonds be issued upon which the int
rest shall be payable rs to some in Januar!
others in February, March, &c, thus en-
abling the holders to drawintereSt monthly
quarterly. scmi-annually, or annually, a
they may elect, and relieving the Govern
mcnt of the duty of boarding gold toI
months in order to meet the interest. This
suggestion is worthy of consideration.
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TuELOAVES AND FISHES,

THE IOAt rs AND FISHES.
RICHMOND, VA, November 13, 1869.
J. H. Humphreys, Esq, Chairman Republic
can Erecutire Committee for Third Con-
gressiondl District, KtchmOnd, Va:
Sir,-The poSt-otlices in this district, with
few exceptions, are filled by persons who
are hostile to the Republican party. They
should, OF course, be il the hands Of tho
rough Republicans, and who in other re-
spccts arc adapted for the proper discharge
Of their trusts. The Post Office Department
relies on me for information in regard to
filling vacancies in the district, and while
my aim has been TO designate such persons
rs | thought would be satisfactory to the
Republican party of the locality in which
the appointment was to be made, still it is
difficult for me, rs l general thing, in so
large district comprising nine counties,
besides this city, to acquire the information
necessary to accomplish this object.
!, therefore, respectfully request that
your committee will, from time to time, and
as speedily as possible, recommend to me
the appointment Of Republicans rs post
masters throughout the district in place Of
the present Conservative incumbcnts.
ONLY REPUBLICANS TO OFFICE.
desire that the persons recommended
shall be thorough, active Republicans,
honest, competent, Of good moral charac-
ter, and whom the Republican party of
their respective localities would choose at
the polls if the office were elective by the
people. Let your recommendations be
made on this basis alone, regardless Of race,
color. or sex.
The names Of the persons recommended
should he given i'll full, and their written
consent to accept and qualifyif appointed
should be forwarded TO your committee.
/ They should also engage that they will have
none but Republican assistants, unless in
deed they should Es obliged ON the start to
have Conservative help for the purpose of
instruction in such case they must not be
retained to exceed one month. After that
time the appointees must attend to their
own duties unless they desire aid and can
find suitable Republican employees to assist
them.
HIS VIEWS OF FITNESS.
As to COMPETENCY shall regard a person
as competent, though unable at first to dis
charge the duties Of the Office in conse-
quence Of inexpericnce, if he possesses the
ability TO learn them in short time through
the instruction Of others; and as regards
his moral character, ii it is good in the
Judgment of the Republicans Of his neigh
hood it will be of no consequence what
SANDERS may be circulated by the rebels
concerning him-indeed, other things being
equal, this should give him an additional
claim to your consideration. 4.l.r. 49,
In order to carry out the object of this
communication / would suggest that you
call on the various Republican Executive
Committees OF the counties to recommend
persons In accordance with the require
ments herein given and if it should be
found that any of them do not fully reflect
the viii of the Republican party, then let
the party in the locality interested be as
nations and appoint q new committee
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80 LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES

me- WE LIVE IN THREE CLlhAi ho'
Tn this coup try we have different seasons OF 1e
year the Temperature of three climates. ouf
s,,3, &c and aut,lmns have softncss anu mll'hess
that belong only to the Temperate Zones our hiid
surn mers are torrid, and our Underwriters aiii"s'
arctic In their frigidity These changes, lhvoNi"s
, variation of from ninety to one hundred degrees
Fahrenheit during the year, are upon Tue "no'e
conducive TO health and long life, but they tend 10
entat, nnon us some distressing complaints "nich
On, only be escaped by the exercise OF due care
and tie use of a proper antidote when the system
IL n re-stsposed TO contract them. The cnlei ana
most annoying Of these disorders Is ayspeps''h
go, ,s,,pposed to be ncurabe, but which, since
.,.S ,rtrndrctton of HOSTETTER's STOMACH
pI,,TEpS now about twenty years ago, mas
- ed to he perfectly manageable aiSea9c ~
Tn the spriug and fall, but more espccialS III ne
N III ' ne psInnptoms OF dyspepsia arc gencraliy
i"I..,,rat,d The profuse expenditure OF me al !.
SSI snJs under the burning sun OF summer Is ap'
- Leave he stomach weak 2nd iGaoteht, any ~
conneten to the task OF perfect ugeslioh; -
o,,ires tonic which will rouse IL lfon itS
drav md brace and invigorate withoul lrIi5atps
"orSyntIaniug It, This tonic has been proSiueu III
tbe wond, rful vegetable preparation ~ntSi, I'd,
rprnery prescribed by physicians under the false
iS that the disorder could not be radically cured;
i 1re. Success s OF HOSTETTER'S B1TTERs In AL
the varieties Of dyspepsia acute or CHROME, me-
etsectualIy exploded this fall,cy ana u Is now re-
co,nmended a. a specific for indigestion ny soIn'
OF tie ino'' GU no 26-lweod&w
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Yesterday morning ut haif-past6 o'clock, AN
TONIC PIZZINI, In the siXty-sixth year oil ms
age. nr,,, >,op,-r>-/, .,
II O'Clock from St Peters cathedral. The FRIENDS
and tcquaintances OF The family are invited to NJ
tend.
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The Washington Republican, which Is
the organ of ut least a part Of General
GRANTS Cabinet, opposes the admission OF
the negro MARTINS child into school with
white children.
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LOAVES AND FISHES.
s,ettor from Hon. &. III. Porter On the
Removal OF Conservative Republic
can Oiiice.HoIders.

The following remarkable letter speaks
for itself. As will be seen. the Radicals,
wanting to get new lease Of life, propose
to appropriate all the Federal Offices to
themselves. They already see "the be-
ginning of the end"-the ushering in Of
that happy period when their services will
no longer be required by the people of Nir-
ginia-and in the mean time they seek soft
places. THhe italics are Mr.. Porter's, the
divisions OIlrs
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nrL LINEN GOODS LINEN GOODS
at less than their gold value.
LINEN CRASH at &C.. per yard worth l23c. ;
HUCkABACK at lie. per yard worth zoe.
RUSSIA DIAPER at 2Oc. per yard worth Soc;
BTRD,s-EYE DIAPER at &c. per yard worth
4Oc.:
Real RUSSIA BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER ut 49," LOT
apiece Of ten yards worth $5
TABLE-CLOTHS,t two yards long, at i5c. worth
81;
IISEN-FRINGED NAPKINS at $llo per dozen
worth sl.5o:
INEXPERIENCED NAPKINS fred horders) at
sl.o5 per dozen worth 80;
IRISH LINEN at 62.c. per yard worth 85c.
IRISH LINEN at 75c. per yard worth 81; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
,ooa 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ME- FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

That I. D. BRIGGS Is the OLDEST ESTAB-
LISHED BAKER in the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS does the LARGEST BUSl-
NESS In the city.
That r D. BRIGGS makes good BREAD Of
ALL kinds as can be found in the city.
Thar T. D. BRIGGS keeps the largest variety OF
PLAIN. FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
In the city.
rb,tL u. BRIGGs'S CRACKERS, Of all kinds,
cannot be surpassed North or South
That 7. D. BRIGGS Invites everybody 10 ei,e
AN ,t 7o7 MAIN and 426 BROAD STREET.
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~E1EGANT SASH RIBBONS Just

ME- ELEGANT SASH RIBBONS just
from the great closing sales at New York
, 1arre stock of elegant STRIPED SASH RIB
BONS;
Also, PLAIN SILK and SATIN SASH RIB
BONS, In all colors;
Also, handsome styles of NECh RlbBoaS' IL
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
A large lot Of ARABS at reduced prices
%
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wRETRENCHMENT!

nwRETRENCHMENT!
RETRENCHa1ENT /!
REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE's,
1893 MAIN STREET
WE OFFER NO BAIT, BUT ALL We
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.
Look at the LIST below, and youwill find
Fine 81. ACK ALPACA at s7s, so, 3d. 7Sc., &C.:
COL ORED ALPACA at 80, 40 and Soc;
RICH-CoLORED DELAINES at 22sc. worth 3Oc. :;
WHITE and RED ALL-WOoL FLANNEL from
25c. up:
Fine IRISH LINEN at 4Oc. worth sOc., at SOC.
worth 75c.;
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEgs at 75c.
per dozen;
LADIES' and MISSES Cotton HOSE ct l2sc.;
MISSES, and CHILDREN'S W0OLLEN HOSE
from loc. up
GESTLEMEN's and LADIES' USDERsHIRTs
st half their value
Fifty pair more of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs, just received, slightly damaged, at a
sacrihce
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, Mt 75c. worth
BLACK Wells from l9ic. up
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE BARE f
Wells at 45c. cheap at 75c.:
500 assorted WOOLLEN SHAWLS, just from
New York auctions, at Il, $l.5o, -, and s25,
considered the cheapest ever offered in this
city
KENTUCKY JEANS, SATINETS, CAsSI-
MERES, DOESKINs, for mems and boys
wear, astonlshingly low
ar
FRENCH McRINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES.
Beautiful CHANGEABLE POPLINS,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS, &C.,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house in this
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BLACK SILKS
to be found is at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.
Be careful, and come to the right place, ana az
not stop until you get ext to Goldens shoe store
between Fifteenth ami Seventeenth streets, o.ppo
site Palmer & Sons.
ocn JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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MAJ FRESH COD-LIVER OIL-OUR
OWN INPORTATION-Jus received. This oil
IS approved and prescribed by our physicians as
THE BEST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPT
ABLE TO TUE STOMACH ever sold in this mar
kct MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
no15-ow Gl9 Main street
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CENT, which proves the economy Of It's MANAGE.
ment, aud its careful selection of risks.
OFFICERS:
W. c. DARLINGTON, President:
JOHN Z. EDWARDS, yice-President:
ID. J. HARTsOOK, Secretary;
/ y H 10 FTsS6 kss dssS'st Secretary
s s f SNiT ill., Medical Advisers;
PROFESSOR F. Is. SMITH, Actuary:
d. p. FA CKLER. Consulting Actuary:
JAMES f. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b. ISAACS, GEORGE S. PALMER
Il ". - C. .c cAiRkiSGToN, WI. r. .f PAfMfR
A. Y. STOKES. WIN. G. TAYLOR
r: y; MArRY, pns G; 4; rEKR4W;
DAS'L J. HARTSOOK.
This company has met with success beyond all
e e1i public HOME ENTERPRISE equal to 'T any,
and surpassed by none In existence.
II advises the payment of all cash premiums he.
cause then dividends VIII continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing win be- required
and the policy may be source of income, but Il
will allow one-third loan on anticipating policies
Parties who fail to pay all cash premiums viii
iikcly to decrease, and that Interest Is to b. p4i
annually OH all loans not absorbed by dividends.
It requires no notes for loans Of the part of pre-.
miums, but endorses the loan on lis policies until
absorbed by dividends or policy Is payable.
Ii has no restriction on residence or travel All
policies are non-forie!tabe, and the right OF psr
ties guaranteed on the face OF the policy part Of
the contract.
1t has the following valuable features which no
other company gives The late taught man, tho
penalty of being separated from the home office by
having their past payment forfeited. This com.
pany guards against this In her policies, and in
event of separation from It's Office BY any Inter.
vention guarantees to such all the right Of non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy, surrender value and
Reinstatement, rs though there had been no such
intervening cause.
It's investments are made for southern advance.
ment 1t brings money to our penple-kceps money
with our people. Then, why should they contiuue
to impoverish themselves by sending money off
which can rs easily, as safely. AS probably, be
spent ut home?
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks all
who wish to insure 10 compare its rates terms
progress, with any company, and feels confident
Its merits will equal any other companys.
no 2-dCwln,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIEDMONT AND ARLISGTOy LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.

assets 800 49,
Policies Issued In a little over two years. z,T1,
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sprcYA1 NOTIFIES.

M ASTRAL Olive have just re-
.oi,,o5 sunplv of this warranted not explosive
or, II makes beautiful light, burns more eco
nonIcal does not crust the wick. and has no disa-
".anah1a odor. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
no 2G--2t% corner Si"'h III"
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Enp yoRACCONISTs.
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected the most complete ana
Convenient machine for GRooVING TOBACCO
Boxes for stamps. The orders from the Inter
nal Reyease office requiring all boxes to be
1rooved. Il t,es;mes especially important 10 have
= machine tha, viii do the WORK with LEAst
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY
Such machine we ps4S Offer 70 the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES eaR be seen a. our lae-
tory. d. ID o1.I1 80,
oco s'.. iass SlA'p sa's''
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INSURES On MUTUAL NON-FORFEITrN,.
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLhNu.
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n CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATl-
NETS, JEANS, TWEEDS, SliEEP,S-GkAl'
CORnITROY, and the celebrated CHARLOTIES-
VILE CASSIMERES.
Also, BEAVER CLOTH and CLOTHS for La
DIES, WEAR, waterproof. in all colors; at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
HOODS, NUBIAs, SOSTAGs, SACKS,
CLOAKS, and SCARFS. no %
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WING-MACHINESO OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
.st.. f... sLoAT s. ADDINGTON,
lyA lSio Cary street, near fourteenth
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SEWISG.MhCiaINES.

1911 BUTTON.HOLE AND TQ1T
lCI, CUMBISATION lcI1s
SEWN G-NACH INE.
The best is the che pest. This machine Is war
ranted To do more than any NOW on the marker,
and 20 do II better Call Ut 1911 Maln street ana
scn a. and If YOU want Il machine that viii pay
for itself in Il short time, buy this one.
-. u o3-lm
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STOVES AND TINWARE-

QUINN SIDE TRIUMPHANT.-T
= only prclpiun given by the Virginia State ATT
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SU y
SYsIDE STOVE For sale only by MOUNTCAe-
TIE, $50 Broad street. "a ,s,,
This Stove heats one more rooms, ana IS UNI
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, amu a. at,r
power. ~".. ~ -
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EANCY GOODS In endless variety and at
Il lowest prices may be found ut
GARY,S,
mol opposite the post-othce.
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Dividends paid on life policies. FORTY PED
CENT, which proves the economy Of It's MANAGE
ment, and its careful selection Of risks
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WHEELER g. WILSON SEW ING
w MACHINE.

WHEELER g. WILSON SEW ING.
w MACHINE.
First premium awarded to to the
WHEELER Il WILSON IMPROVED SILENT
FEED SEWING~MACHISE
at the Virginia state Fair.
Can and see them at No. IL Ninth street near
Main. GEORGE X. BROWN,
no M-lm Agent.
4 FAMILY SEWISG-MACHINE
WILL
HEM, FELL, BRAID, EAfBROIDER, GATHER
TUCK, BIND.
Sew With equal FACILITY the
LIGHTEST OK THE HEAVIEST FABRIC.
Is simple, durable. and easily managed.
CALL AND SEE IT.
NEEDLES, OIL, SPOOL COTTON, LINEN
SILK, &c, &C.,
ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY,
for sale ut
sla MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
Z. SHAFFER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
no l2-Im aas
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BOOTS, SHOES, skc. +.
NoTICE.-The subscriber, havin ga
! returned TO the city. would respectful E&s
inform his friends and the public that he ! "a.
PREPARED to mike the best quality Of BOOT SAND
SHOES to order at the vary lowest prices. rs Ea
JOHN G. EBENHAC f,
Main street between Eighteenth and Ninetet NTH
REPAIRING neatly done. sG3 - ~ -"
r, Constantly Oh hand, READY-MADE WORK OF
the hest quality no 20-eodln, .
Wu,LIAM A. CLARKE, withfa -
I w Charles Philips, DEALER IN ss!i.HUA.
BOOTS, Va. n,
+ SHOES 1850
TRUNKS,
VALISES, &C.,
No. 1879 MAIN STREET,
oc 2s-lm Richmond, Va.
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Be careful, and come to the right place, ana 90
between Fifteenth ami Seventeenth streets, oppo'
site Palmer & Sons.
ocA JOSEPH STRAUSE.
, 1869-01-21

: t,sst, = ,1s ~ = - X d u nete1 !. ~:
ar M u1a.,ss ' ieh md se.nowtrugrd nee-ss,t,.
Iat44ae4-xna. = sssss!- tt'sssss-os deep 40
80 lila Z eo.: ea5 IL t. ess sos:
dsl, 70. "a 4 p,s,set eS. ar..4ds Of tey<ny es
sos.s ~; :s mn s.e ,e,g,, ps,.,a :, a..
rm fsf., .za az cetasi exaen,es.
sfnn.e 81 b. te-op<f1rea Of tne gentle.
IN o.stt1urtg tho eont e1l. Il: tovrr III
.nt urt tledr,o q. "a suh'cnp.toas, .hle'.
rfet;ty Of rhiea- Q, e.n surely b aetompltsh.d.
F,ff1 "a rfes,ptt' nj Of ote hnndtet dolsr4 each,
!. IN ~, 91stgtty tn;an.Ts. hi .f pr
The rcst wou easily be n7tained ia any, t~sn.
t,-cvc or tsp els1 lrefes. or er Of an .lief
4Sa aofe M f9e t. h.s 4 Re
t.a,ms md rucsgeme-toE Tho Hrtu.phsn A.,.
ion snca rrv.nue would 10 promptly eseu1-6.
tueh 4 atasaIs of suc. az mus, b. atsa,ned, o.
ote OF the ftw public cht,tuef Of ous e!t1 may
tp eeilJ ola chAfts Which IL thoroughly
u T. so<e Il "Sss :sss. :s nd
tion Of hlssgu al,fe. III present
m, Dc Of ms!ntsrasee l. too preearaoes. 80 In,
vows too much aEx1ttJ aud toll 70 TIE baad Of
Christian women who lsopF to auststn It. 70 be
loeR.F COT timed. it's enoueh that they etva 10
iAT.shJ Of tktt / tine and me1rs IN tho utdtuHy
m tar uaent II lnppoft Of tbs tLxttsutlou, to
BE- relieved fgnIu tll additional hufdera. Ii tho
PER-. Nh:co has done 10 much for pabltc bsCevu-
ltIec tbrr urk cut tbr4stendom. vii OILY lead IL
rowttul 10 Tocaey Ia favor o. this nobls charity,
II will net only be relieved Of ttG pres.nt ee1har-
sastmeI II, but viii be seIt form 1pon ul!saion
Of eL1a.Atd rstfuInsas.
]. q. RyIAACL
RocsnY Of bs JAn-s' Church
MR1. HoCaR1gLlx0,
TYtRx1yt1, No. 2p5 AErpu trnet.
- Mn. SAAuxL Huwk
President
, 1869-01-21
= NtE1a H1.se 1pitf taken frsm Iatl
AEd takCEene

Etom 'hs Mur.tteseo'otT r ~ Talon. lAh.
Betse"h tho hour. OF eleven md twelve
hu.hsu.. sr ucr alcssce In rne rab OF the
:;ho.tly k1an, rode lu,o Mu7 ccseo O, and
proceed d at CEcc 10 the reside, &C of J. F.
''ackkoc, tfc j@1lor Of Inc county, knocked
at the door, wh ch SUNNI 'ns W, ms <crrd
jackson. house. They lea1.ed i;om Mr.
Nccly that Jackson VA as the Jai, ~h-zc.
upon they grabbed SerIy, and made him nc.
company them. Upon arriving at the i1Il.
The kn klu1 compc'.:cd Mr. Scely to kaock
ut the jail door, and rrqu' co BIN to say 10
Jscksos ibns thcrr xas q p,t-uuur w.iliue
to come in.'' Mr. Jack+ou lEmcdiaiely
opened the dnor. w-eu be was taken IN
chnrEe by the leader uf the gang, who r.
cmp,ortly dctunr ded the kryS ii The calf Ia
which nogEo named Cop. Ind was lodged.
M. Jackton told bin hist thu keys we've in
ILLS wlFe's trunk At hi. .ousc.
guard u then t1.ced over the tailor.
AID Mr. Nelly required 10 go 10 tue nouse
aha procure the kryr. Ia pl-sins trom tho
jail 10 JAckson'k hnus., " tic, !, ~as only
sbort dt'taHce, tlrpc o. The IL. g,.i.eI mt II &c.
e"lnpan'ed hin. ald upon ha' dag the sup.
P'Sed leader oftho party th.. kr5s, Mr. Scely
btcred to he released, which rcqucst was
granted
The party thcn preceded to the jill. un.
locked tht door and took t;om tau cell sac
negro Mcnuu I'd nb,rs. Whea bruus n. out
he had rsI srDuud bis neck. I'D was drag.
"a hLrr'ealy sunr. 1hr e,rcaufst .nccs
which VIC hare Ieiated ttnu -ni.ci within a
t.ortcr spac o: time tA4n Il has taken III 10
record t42 tetals. Whrn s,u. ipfoesnar. lett
Murirccsbcro. tic fAtc Of tho Lc.ro wsa un-
kn"wn. but VIC Afterwards lizard II reported
ILL., h. rad hecr hung.
Copeland lad hetn conf, I'd In jail far
fostc itrHl ne. Some Tins previous, youn.
Il III srnr, Memphis had hlr-d iron tie livery
stable "t E~lnz i AllcA \ tor . 10 n1c =
tho!t d!.1a &C into The c1unIr5, - The rrs,.
len,e Of t'ol mel King, and that 1lgnt tue
livery tahlr horbc aud ono belonging to
toln.e' King wero sto1eo. Copeland w4
atictun:ds arprchcnded NJ Hun ,r!llc By the
police, acd bought back to Musttce.bur !.
thc esldcaee b lug satisIac,ory rhat be- lad
stolen N'e hnrteh. Colonel ktus'a hoe.e was
recover q, but tht otc hucd ron the livery
stable Wss net &c IL heard from. An effort
was made 10 per*nade Copeland 10 tell wuat
hed become Of the m!sstug animal. bnt Id
said be would die first.