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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18

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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LANDRY viz
1 tucnf u decd Of trust executed by Lewis i'aFis
TO j. j. DAILY. and Of record IN tn" cicrk's Office OF
Mccklenhurg county, Va: hearing date the 2oih
day Of January. lSGl. for the benefit of his creditors
therein named. In which said decd | have been
substituted rs Z trustee by an order o. ne county
court OF Mecklcnhurg, ! shall, on FRIDAY the
.th day of January. 1870, sell at Shacklelords
tJamcs c.. Grcgory's store. Mccklcnhnrg county,
Va, to the highest bidder, the "A OF
LAND belonging to the late Lewis Davis, c%n-
tanning SEVEN II AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. living on the South Mchcrrin
river. and bounded by the lands of Mrs. Sarah
r. Crcnshaw. COLONEL yddall Bacon, + G. VIM,
and pretl0w has on it II SMALL DIV ELLlNG-
HOUSE. some good barns and ont-hcIlscS, wi'ha
good deal of low-@roumds upon the river. with n
large Glantltv Of good land of original growth:
and is considered very productive In the lsnaI
crouS of this section, say corn. wheat, oats. anu
tobacco. 4 good portion Of the land Is now open
and enclosed for cultivation.
TERMS 0 Z SALE Onc-third cash, ana TIC IA
lane. on = credit III six and twelve months, the
purchaser TO rScrute bonds for III" deferred pay
n,rut<. carving interest from the day OF sale, and
The title retained until the Whole 81 The purchase
money is paid. >; u; J.l
n.,nr,I.- { 1gSr do lt-puItl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. kNOX.-NIessages for DR.. kNON
- NAV be left ut the DRUG STORE OF Mr.. 4.
w. NOTHING, JH , Main street near Eighteenth,
where he Will have Il slate. dc ld--lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21
p,pEe,s opER. Housr,-The farewell

PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-The farewell
benefit of Amy Stone and H. F. Stone
was well attended last evening, every
part Of the theatsr being crowded.
"Nobody's Daughter, or the Ballad
Singer of Mapping" was the dramatic
attraction offered, and it gave very good
satisfaction, although the general effect
Of the piece was sadly mnrred by a most
iutolerable drag or inexcusable waiting
between the acts. When the drop
curtain is down nearly half an hour
between the nets the interest flags
and it is difficult for the audience
to keep run of the play. Studying out
the numerous errors, in the way Of bad
spelling, punctuation, etc., on that great
advertising curtain does very we'll for
five minutes or so, but when II is pro.
longsd to far beyond that time, it be-
comes a wearisoms bore. Stir EN- up,
Manager Harrison, and intict less cur
tain. "Nobody's Daughter was 9th
erwisc well rendered. Amy Stone and
II. +. Stone were much ]applauded in the
leading parts they assumed, and were
twice called before the curtain. All OF
the other characters were we'll cast and
~acceptably %personated. James Stark
makes bis first appearance this evening,
under engagement, and the play will be
"The Robbers"
DR.. S~rRPHESsoN's R~EMovAL.-By Off
cial notice in another column it will be
seen that DR.. W. II. C. Stephenson has
removed his office to South G street
Virginia, opposite the Virginia House.
Special attention given to the diseases
women and children. Professional
calls promptly attended to. Can be
found At his Office AT all hours of the
day or night. Residence in the rear of
office.
Insurance PAID.-Iu our advertising
columns to-day may be seen Mrs. Nc
Cormick's acknowledgment of the re-
ceipt from the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company of $4,000 in coin,
insurance upon the life Of her late
husband, who was one Of the victims
by the late Gold Hill mining calamity.
What q commentary on the beuefts Of
life insurance.
OPP FELLOWS DoSATIoN.-A. A.
Putnam, Esq, of Gold Hill, this morn
ing received the very acceptable doua-
ton Of 500 in coin from Sacramento
Lodge, No. @, l. 0. o. F., as their
special contribution to the relief fund
for the widows, orphans and dependent
relatives of the victims by the late ter
rible mining disaster. Verify such
Heaven-born charity has its rewaS>
SHARP NorIcE.-All personsj6debted
to Baum Il Brother, late offGold Hill,
are notified that their accounts, are left
with Mr.. Frankeuheimer for settlement,
and payment thereof is earnestly re.
quested. ap2l-2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21

White Pine, one sister in Tennessee, mar.
ricd, one sister in Michigan, married, and
one sister in New Haven, Connecticut,
single"
John Minedeu, in the case Of Joseph Mat.
thews, reported as follows: az am his
or~othet-in-law; he was q years of age,
single, and was born in Deerfersies, Devon,
England he has two sisters living in Corn.
wall, both married; one is my wife, and the
other is married to a man in good circum.
stances; his father lives in Georgia; he had
no other relatives that / know Of; / do not
know Of deceased having any money or
property"
the case Of Jonathan Jones, reported that
deceased was q single man, between 80 and
80 years Of age, and was born in the town Of
Remsen, Oneida County, New York; he has
a father, two brothers and two sisters (; his
father is in comfortable circumstances ;
never knew Of deceased aiding his parents in
their support"
W. D.. Bray, in the case Of the three
Bickle brothers, reported that Richard was
80, George 81. and James % years Of age;
they were born in Calstock, Cornwall,
England, and were all single men; they
have an aged father and mother, two
brothers and 4 young sister; the three
brothers have been supporting their
father, mother and young sister, and also
aiding the widows Of two deceased brothers ;
they leave no money or other means"
Jacob Laity, in the case Of Thomas Laity,
reported that deceased was \ native Of
Crowan Parish, Cornwall, England, aged 50
years, and unmarried; he leaves an aged
father and mother in Cornwall, a brother in
Gold Hill, and another brother in Michigan /;
deceased assisted in the support, Of his
parents, but leaves no money or property"
II. Motz, in the case of Harry Stevens, re-
ported that deceased leaves a wife and child
near Kclston, Cornwall, England.
On motion, the name Of Ma. H. Ball was
added to the Relief Committee.
The Chain man appointed Messrs. Taylor
and Fraser as the special committee to in
quire into the affairs Of Mat Tooney, de-
ceased.
Mr.. Mills offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
ResolreS, That the Chairman, Secretary
and Treasurer Of this committee be, and are
hereby appointed q Disbursing Committee,
to disburse such money as in their Judgment
the immediate necessities Of parties entitled
TO relief may require.
A resolution was offered and adopted, So
Letting the Gold Hill News to make a con-
denscd report Of the foregoing proceedings
and special committee reports, and publish
the same; also asking all persons possessed
Of any further information regarding the
parties in question to communicate the same
TO this Relief Committee.
Committee adjourned, to meet at the same
place on Sunday next, at 2 o'clock P. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21
BREWERY DEPOT,

PANIAN
Will continue business at the old stand, on main
Street, opposite Judge Halls Office, and hopes
for a continuance OF the liberal patronage OK
tended heretofore.
Tho Choicest Of Lager Hecr
BY the keg, bottle, gallon, quart or glass.
Also, the best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
CALL AND PROSPECT.
MARTIN PANIAN. b I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21
Ann11Als ANp pkPARrunEs.
Arrivals.

NJ WELLS. FARGO AND oo!'sLNB.s
w D Sylvester, Jno Evans, Chas Harper,
Mrs Simons, Jas Bice, F Conn, W T Cald-
well, ] F Brice, E z G Judson, c Driscoll,
Jno Magee, A C Scott, Jno Bowers, c D
King, VIM Kinley, R Maroon, T K Hyness,
D Malone, II Williams, g Williams, J
Bowdon, w R Stamdafer, NJ Wandlin, J
Patterson, J Robinson, P Cowell, D o Adki-
son, W Aperle, A Baily, Mrs Fannie LAM
bert, NJ Hamilton, NJ Monahan, Mrs Mona
han, P Clark, ] W Field, P Boyland, Mr.
Millsaps, s Princes, J Kennedy, T Larze-
well, j Ril, A Williams, n Berry, Mohie
Harrison, II Teal, v S Ritter: Mrs Runs, w
Fair, A S Folet, C McLanc and four guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21

Latest From the Miucs-TOO lluch tsus-
r0us smoke Yet TO Allow OF Practical
W0rking-Sanle Fire Yet BURNING
Measures for distinguishing 1.-THE
Yellow jacket Shaft Closed Again.
Owing to the continued e%manation Of
gaseous smoke, but little has been done
in the three disabled mines since yes
terday. More fire is discovered smoul-
deriug near the Kentuck and Yellow
Jacket line above the s00-foot level,
and last evening the Yellow Jacket
shaft was closed, in order to stop any
draft which might encourage this OBJ
stinate fire. The 600-foot level of the
Crown Point, aud other places in that
and the Kentuck where drafts Of air
can assist the FIRE, are blocked up.
Workmen pass up and down the two
shafts and through both mines to the
Yellow Jacket line, freely, and the most
active and practical e%xertions are being
made TO cxtiuguish the remainder Of the
fire. At moor to-day the hose compa-
MES of our Fire Department were busy
~stringiug their hose to the Grown Point
shaft and down it into the 700-foot level
of the mine, where they hope by dol
uging the loose mass above the lire to
soak.it out. The sooner the better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21

,r,BE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Assayer eight years in California, and for
over ave wears In Nevada, has removed his office
10 silver CITY, where he will attend to any busi-
ness intrusted to him with promptness and care.
c.ld, silver mad Ores Of Ever. Doscrip.
tion Carefully Assayed,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours
in Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
Depositors. o,,sor,, Nth tbs IT
s. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21
nv vv,,s v,poo AVN IN rInr

By WBLLss FAKuU IND CUT LtNh'
Mrs S Barclay, Sam Alenovich, Mrs Ger
hauser, VIM N Gillespie, Jno Lambert, 10
Prader, Thos Porter, Z Sadler, Chas Raw
son, W A Seaton, Fred Hisur, Thos Muir
ply, J s Tresize, Jno Regain, Miss Dittoner,
NJ Friedman, T R Rooney, o Christensen
and wife, g Gage, NJ Burk, A c Campbell,
Jas salnaye, Addie Winant, Mrs C J High.
flyer, Lewis Dollinger, Henry Marzen, Sam
Bittncr, Alex Jones, Mrs V Lennry, Mr.
Iislope-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Hair Cutting and Curling.
n. B.-LIPMAN'S CELEBRATED HAIR RE
ST0RATIyE viii be used In the proper manner
by 8, LIPMAN. 1904 fans
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-21
Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. s. F.
y u A. n, meets ct their Lodge wv
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY ~
evening ct Z O'Clock. Stated communications,
hnt Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited. !.
. BY order OF the W. N.
-.ups..W y. CHUBBUcK, Secretary:
, 1869-08-30
CHICAGO.


In orl{rr - draw large crnwh 10 the chtcar1
tJecuus, tlct'ste vas announced on tho snhJrc.
81 rlrureu IAN la1l's. md xcntlemen interested
time j. anticipated. '-E".f,u 4 'trsstss.r.
Ch'cacp u bero3ns more ase!y ani Rny thsn
rstr. ~ one week, lsie4s. ,hc e,ul~raut .r!ni>
nt the iuhhhttant- tp'ti rtnt IN nne tufanteli",
mr. snHters, h wfr ct,t IN piece. ~ her hu.hn'l,
four nen t'a''e'i. th'rr. chi'''ten .tun over,
,.,n ,'1set 9S;s. '";'I;5 !Ias ;n Il. IN: t,a,:
week Ac.Itlttts furnished fot tllclr Entertainment
ore death By lightning. three deaths b. 'ro ~ntn1.
t1n ,lthths tr"i! 'unsirokr, aud t.o deaths ~
tsti!rf frcm tutlilncs- AsA aHre and speedy Pare
II rAn from tIluc ~ ctFrnis9, Chicago Ia shea,i
even Of 7e1ha.-Fn'Hi"r Ttrr<s,
In h,c aEn wlio always refuses to Ask = tie--inR
At nrsle, nr give thanks thereafter. OF atve fIs
t%ne'it"tirn. 1herrs alt sorts ef queer people 10
Ghtrat,,. surr en,fh.-f'atf,- I'm i5tntfys.
Ii II rtear7le-l n1upnr ihe ,rA1tns af III" Snrth-
wc.i that sne late Charles ,inr4st,u VAS urksl III
1873 to i,,t ltn nj The meath OF Chicago is.rer,
fnsc',. The lan's fnarrh, nni was nn''-r wa''r
= E'4rl t~fthH "f n" !rtr its rruinct'
were t'.'tt,pxs snf mosquitoes whlc',
;E"s ''I '7 'n'i ne'tnsT 4e,n.,..,s s'sox e,,a S'
,,"nre. nt,,. perhaps, .hn. lc tstsH ~ tEoot ri
tbe I'atr lt1Ian lhn'r! NJ ,nrr1uptncBt. thAt the
"tHu.,r t@llhFr sdftlnu nor Prs,flahf"' III tAri,
Ahtthlhu tnnsa uurtnH,s''te, s!a." sAsl t,'"h't"
ht",s !l,an he ST +tI"wtna' a n.l'se ''h"ss''.r
Ihr eAi,t mr,tua4Ia 1T t'hl. xxa Afn
Ini,ilant u.sf thu raItet'lr1 stteal 81
tAfHn 1T t'tilheaa snwlnR, L1sa,hlht
~rtA+fs. Wllltu rnIsalt III that tIff h4Fa surnHl
j. tat.r 4t,e itI,o Ut sh,tI saving ft,, rtattrei
lIi~th4J Celia isnE KsftHtit, The thir41IlaIhl
fhn ae.a,n ana .tali Has. aut lhry a1u xsatrss.
III It4r AlIei lAat lur5 t4A pf,ktlrp lr wult hlIt
.ir.t IL lsrtfuFtrh- a!'hunsh III All thlttF EtAnla
Ivy lls "ttusaP l'h!haMtn al frnm len I.
l~rtSe rrAt4 l'tI EaInarht-AI" tf4i.f'Aa. ilft
Hlf. ........
iAe miners Of Nevada dc t1cnAia Tho HieE..ers Il
.hr tkirAku commercial patty ~ " ttelu. teltE
That ha.r Hpt 10 grrnac thrtt legs to ri Inel
hEecthcs oil. .f'-Shh ffatrt.s" j.lI<T. -
The traveller bnoHio spend few days In th1
Kttktc.ty. Among lLc uthes little t!1us wh.cf
We saw ~aa perhaps about lhuuAand ares o
tho nlihfeAt watnE on earth. being stirred Up con
.iunn.ly Tor Tho health Of the city. Chicago ont
lark. oRe thing to Inate her tA4 city thai Is tn
AsttssAn well Of lAFHJeIle, 1ndtann- Mr. Editor
Tor the benets Of thnse wno never tRstcd Of III
Injurious well Of water II 1AFAtfttc let Il
! give -FOUR leaders the recipe to srt u
the drink The aasne ~ they would GET from ID Is
, 1869-08-30

day rponnng canaes The Its.ng Of sa.a's atrnstn.
cul,srt ~ thu btlhse. .anh. Tho tllnt~ra hsIng
Inlten. Ehsn WAY aud let tha tTucka Of aoIna
OF thr cars tnEo The nhyas. Tho enRtnd
crossed III safety, Whiia iho expreaa, bag.
gaRr, amt ono rAlaeuEuF car, vera Oyerset
MD general snaah ensucd. bEeaktn8 the lump
CTS aud p!atlorDa Of ei!e olileF carr WttXtnX the
together IN a manner fearful 10 bchod The
t'es, eaI whes!s, being mixed up la m almoat
OF tae cars did not break and mons OF The cAl1
dropped down, but tito ono lost Ahcad Of tho
sleeping car wa4 suspended over tho place where
The bridge should hase been by the coupling aud
the stay cha1n'a support npnc, . fearful sight to
contemplate. There wcFp several casuAis,cB and
uumber Of narrow eseApea The e1presa mes
sengsr and ono brakeman were b1liy lnj ured.
The brakeman Kas wcdRed In between the cars SO
nrm1Y that the umbets had TO be sartd away be-
forr he could be released from the urn hold tn
which the wreck Ind ptaced hin. He had one
arm aud lex broken. ana sustained other Injuries
10 Eucn an extent that hls life = despared Of. 4
Party Of four had very narrow escape
nom two trou rails which passed through the
car, one coming up through the door, one seven
Ing portion Of lady dress with Il, striking her
on the chin, inst removing little Of the akin, and
bending rpund to the ground In a manner almost
incredible. The Other rnlI grazed Rentleueun
head, hruts1pR II some. He WIS sitting en- q scat
where 1t came up. and passeel out ncar the ven
tllator. 4 few Others were hurt some, aod had
the cars not been extremely strong the loss Of NE
principally confined to the trucks aud ends OF the
carr, The noors being torn up. Workmen we're
on hand aoon alter the DISASTER ami traIna nre
now running reEulAr1y-
, 1869-08-30
Oneniug OF Public Schools.

Tut schools viii ,H opened oil Mnr,.ay, srn;ct1l-
bc! e. AL ne" applications tu,ist nc nude VI tue
school tlrl!'l'nGs on Saturday, September I, be-
tWceu IL ana Il O'Clock t. n, Pupils who were In
Attendance upon the laAt day oI tue previous
fchool year Will have thclF keau rcscrycd until
Tu"tday morulnF, September :. All Others must
makc application on Saturauy, September 1, No
new pupils will he received utter satuntaT, Sep
trhicr I. nntl Monday, September II, Pupils
y Nho passed the high School examination upon
June &c. will lie Received at thu High School upon
presentation Df tttpr carsis proyirt they wish 10
enter upon the htI1y Of Latin: otherHl+e. they
will be tecelscd, utun ptescntaton OF caris, Ut
the following schools, when provision VIII lie
made for tEeLr Instruction: Fur south Side III the
liavcn Sthou1; for North Side, At the Franklin
School; for Wcs. Side, nj the 1}A, cs OF the Foster
School; Atty y ho have i'eca previously admitted
TO The High Schuol ran l,e admitted to the same
schools ~nhous further examination. All who de-
sire 10 enter the High School classes of the gram.
mar Schools, ,uF the normal department OF tue High
School. viii be c1nminel ut the Iitgn School
building. on Thursday. Scptcmbcr 9, at h. Ill.
Candidates for the high School CLASSES rpust I've
cltsllc to a.lnlisSoti 70 thc llxa school mil must
hr7'G Recommendations from tue Principals OF
The schools they have attended Candidates for
Tho normal Class must he IL years OF age, alid
mutt hrlng recommendations Ir5m peraous knovn
to the Up2fj Of EuucHtlon.
, 1869-08-30

sfic 4 faAnua Htl. Iakn oau Rn!!0n OF 90 tan
water, and put INTO pair ot old bootas trrak =!
thtra sAl!rd nHgs gtls pat q washlmx7 on ~; "
suuit4Hr USE, 10 prutett ffnn thH niF lts aLah.s
nyts hight; hlaie we'll and drink oFtn1t, aha yuo
nss Il 9. sb .ae rvst .xes
E.tisltn,
bloesom Ia by no means an uncommon event IN
this country. A nnc specimen has been shown IN
New Uflesns luis summer. Another nt Noches.
tes, ID this State, lia been Waited ~ from 10000
to L. Doo pcrsou1 pcopls coming IN from Tho sur
rounding regions to seo It, and hotela hactnacn
and tho e1htutors deriving great psopt from tao
TO be exhibited for the benefit Of the Young Menu
Christian Association, and to contribute towards
the establishment Of ire library IN tf'os asy.
any amount oi Newspaper n3ofalsslns over
ihs dI aet hs ie's M M aoI a a. ~
was sFanr, and that, while this green thing has
been gathering decades Of strength to put fofth q
few nomcrs, ch.c.4eo las helped to make miles Of
prairie land to blossom With plenty, has butt ser-
era! railroads and hotels, and has borrowed mill
Ions OF money ut and rer cent month. 1t Is
lie centa15 ~ sS N!;h he peciet boo1 dsopplns
E4ne, and saJ that It IS an old plsat"-stss
York Erenit.g ltst.
hut would be entirely dissatisfied With q Universal
ExcthIt,on---Es:on +idrertiser.
The chicago Sorosts-we fear we nnst Hay It.
is going to the hal altogether, and with powerful
velocity. THIS Is Ill very SAL Where
shall ne look now for the dawntng Of the new era.
II Sorosls latls at the very threshold Of endeayor,
Eho shaft take up the abandoned cause ani carry
tt forward 10 trlamph! Miss Anthony IL
Mrs. nr, LIveruore. Westward the star OF
Empire, etc.-tiit Berkeley. BIT If the star scta
so near US as Chicago, can We expect anything
tEt the uareltered blackneas Of night Of fcnnse
bcE,fage. lnd the continued manifestation OF male
tyranny. II soros!s cau t keep hotel, and cant
run newspaper, can S0ros!s manage the Affairs
u csrurutueat, aud reform the politics OF the
Wos!u:. We pause tot ! reply.-.iltlny Ertnf,J
To, ~
, 1869-08-30
A Word Moro About Chureh nuu
Hfnfrs

FfH.n TIE N<p Irrt Nation
something IN sr "I I'M" n,.uns k rr % sr,r tsc1
essentially distinct fEutu tlcse IF sny country IN
Eur'I'e, thc fact l'cinR that they arr In lnnqt
have contributed. horcres. 10 the SCIENCE Q, roll.
tics onr new clelncnt-1hc counrlcie nrr sac sep
aratinn hf the ltA'e atli tho hGurch ulhrf na-
:lan. d cists'e,s'o,u have tolerated different
tten: in'lref. thc principle Of liberation aresn4
NOW tn he tAEurltr our ID Eun,pr: hut In MI
catrs thrrrisn connection tnhrr rr less Intimate
trrltsiattsa! t~lrtltA Thf American tiea
goes far 'r3n,rl. mcr tolrrn'inn. Tie
STATE WIN ~ does not tsroEntte ihs
hnn places all religious associations upon the nsHr
trtek a'y dth,tng !" them nnJialnE INT n"rrl'
II II E,'1c~ftst dl!lrut Tor one whe ~ rtsldy OF
t experience. has ta~unr familiar with Tie fela-
,itIls If thr thurrh /" tc Rtnse III ENGLAND or 10
An1 Other EHfures1 cn,lntrY, tn tptm MI accurate
conception ui the ftAtnna-l,r thih"f A.aence Ut
rrlnfinnsWh,ch tntetst between the same rslie1
in the tnnr+l stntc<. We frar t,,s, American MI
tttne. failed To artr1aaIe the ttle postum tccu
pied " We FeTlrsanstlcsl IN the mh.t uf u" rlt
Erell+h rtece.1rnss The Rsat" dives s,pt recognize
amy rt'h1rh aas sptitHal lt1Y: u fsrar1a tbe rpn
atrkailrrs nf inlle5rrs mere rrlintarr hasuc1s-
tsnhs, hrr.l fr,H, tt1nirr# anil fnf ptrlssata Ut
whh Il tRtt< M rt'R,ltIAnce: Il treat. tn" fnttrs
at.t t~truu'nirs. III" raefntnrria ahl sn~s, ~
rnte. ant3 TIN ranis kid r,l.rs tF "h h Iher Ate
Ethr1I rl,lr thEtriH a. snIt itHt~afa1, ~ having
hn gal t.n,lIsR Etr'e AMI AZ rhraf.ta nj listing
hfnAF NJ linus nH n pr.site wIsf,itt inImttnH
AM gsi t's'aEt hut II ''''4 s.1tn,l TIM IN That
tts!t,ly taf hp hr'1 ~ NJ III isuai fns tt"ao ~.
Isttra. amt htes rtnitsl lha pssas .in'i aud sn
thrttaf snsh satn rAtcHt Ai,i tf i1n aas1ln FRA.
| suhs sn ~ lha InnuntsIat,.n tnttanrss Hhrrn ths
subject Maitrf III this uwlrtshlP II e..
lHtlt tEsuls'l 10 &sA'AlAF hans. 1hltsx,i,
thr law siHs sIutrt duHh at.1 utterly hrstIu1r
ttir tlsitiIttl"L t"twren religious knt secular Ilr.
isnrA- ELatrtt corporations AFu ruuu,nn III E,e
Ehlett1 h'asrs-innfn ~. I~thAI's, lhan IN any
othtI rHAtitf1 tut lhsy ala Ant "rtIlRtlJs cor.
I6rhiinns II l1Iu EnEltah sense u tIu trrul turf
srr purely bnstnr*s IAiona the, dtrrf tn vi,
trAt~ct, except III fhr objects fnf Mh,'h thrY ars
r1rAted. tlotn l,aAlA alat railways Thu mc,nhers
| TT suck u l,edJ mas ali EtcEhaph ho members III
The Inferior and spiritual bodt tailgsi tan Church
nr. on 'he CONTRARY. naho Of than may hare .'cea
rrre.vcd tnio The MyktErs OF that higher assocls-
| tou: bus the American statc noes NOT trouble il.
seH 10 tnquire In rcssrl 70 THAI matter. It see,
otly ieEni. secular orwanixStlon Possessing lanl
| edlnoea funds. ana viii quart tht
| trusts which bavc been created, II
e1acty the a1e--usuner ~ II would IN The cas,
, 1869-08-30
cIYf IN BRIEF.

4 CONCERT AND FESTIVAL for the beneAt OF tho
lrw,sh Orphan ..rtinm viii he circa tiI!s evening
i, Ccncer!sa Hall, In Lombard Block, commencing
nj rrrctryl, 7 u'rlccS. Vocal AID INSTRUMENTAL
selections. frsrEl MtnAc!ssohu, SesiI, iumbcrt,
ll-Ht nnl other cc1ehtatctt composers, Will bc
r,rn +, ,hr l~st amateur musical talent the city
nt'"tt!s. snnnr': whom urc MI. Marks. Mrs
trnNs~l,l. Mrt- SstrctiHa,,, Mrs,rr- 15ItchoT nnl
Tn'T md tryG1a e:1rrs, Elt unrr tho direction OF
tie cc!cLJAtc.s Herr Fuchs. Who's r"'E.Annnn
abilities "a d!IcctnT a. well a. the c.lar,in,.s
tur,s.r tn rr~. nrrht to insure n Inli bnu.e.
rH A-'s nrr eu5 :" cents, 10 h. had Of Mr.. t1rnry
.sft"t'ts snuru cus;us 1.aA~ and 1aSf11r streets,
t;rnrru + :. r'atunn. Cuunty .1eEks ufllt,- an'i
1T tlr 'onr Of The bali on The evening OF the rul,-
tht.
1ik t1ns1r* 7rHn'+ritt has the following PAIN
:rf'h: "se,Ftu' .c1nr. ati,i mgr" tntrEtrts r.
''Ifh''! ft I.'IruT>e ny the Airnmer Cul,a; Apone
tt,.ui Mr.pt.. HtterA. llsrkns snl WAtnf~Ah. II
r. I'm 1n,,rs,' f,",;. fa,s;'-,; NJ. G Cs.nr'
1Hthr"F ttrt ~ t'hIcnsO-''
snxk lhl.nuk thicH,s nsieiu.,te,I 10 cn.r III.
',nt' uf I!hrin \ Tt1tt, SpA. ins AMI tU7 JtAtr
.:irI, 1n"t evening. and Arunsf~i tte pr,,trv ~
thieves r,htie lI'1f escape. hnh th~ r1ntcnts nj
II" ttat!shILt!t ,iiI the shtue frDtn belba
tAksn.
hs nFr'cEn If ihc South Dtvi..on last evening
'4-'sst'' lrA :rnn'AiHine thr htaij of ttfsnt
~ n heap If rlt'tA.r. ncst tir rrscr,p.r un Al.
hl:e str+t Tie remains are slsl.IK All luque*t
ri ilir Afmnfy.
1HE s4lEr* ii 1JruFy t4pih. Sn. 1ta EiuyIs
~tftt. wHs 'hEetithlt entered ses,rr.ist a,1,I
t''''h ri sra In Freenatks R!a1 twu ,Ainat,s~
rAtthrs.
t"sT"Anf ia r.fss tatInr,, tn rouf, rIap. III,
nm rtnrr FRtuf'laf. il waII hc hrrp tr,.ft,rrun
,tsthIh,'t n'1'l VIII rful.a'aJ Ire TIT r8lnIuu al1
" e.IlH a.iat. " "
~ ~ iFs1snrte nett,y q, no, hal Iron co,,
- M h ~ 'he 'l"''"'Sal stiet'allun p.p,n iu hr