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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12
Pius Ix In Distress.

Rome correspondence Pail Mall Gaz., Jusy J6.
The Pope has been thrown into great
aff1iction by the death Of his brother,
Count Gabriel Mastai, who few days
ago broke his leg. and by this accident
terminated his life, in his eighty -eig hth
year. Yesterday the Holy Father con-
voked at the Vatican an extraordinary
congregation or council of cardinals.-
The object of this measure, at q time
when his Holiness il plunged in grief,
no one can divine, bat it probably has
reference both to the state of affairs
here and5the concessions made to public
opinion by the Emperor Napoleon of
France. The Vatican feels that the
pressure which has overcome 30 power
fui q sovereign must eventually prevail
in Rome, and the prospect excites con-
sternation in priestly circles. The Pope
goes about murmuring "Speriamo," but
be is very detected and constantly out
of temper. This dOutless arises from his
everywhere meeting signs of discomfort.
The illicit speculations Of men in power
have raised the price of bread, though
there Is abundance of corn, and the Holy
Father never appears in public without
eIiciting cries Of "Sd,sto, padre, pane,
pane !" A few days ago ssme women
followed him with this cry to the con-
vent ofSanta Ruffina. The pope sent for
the Marquis Cavallette, who promised,
if the Government would assist and sup
port his measures, to effect an immedi-
ate fall in the price of bread, but Cardi-
nal Antonelli refused this cooperation.
Thus thwarted by his Minister, the
Pope vents his irritability on all around.
Yesterday he inflicted a penance on the
whole Court by going to the scala santa
or stairs of Pilate, and mounting to the
top on his knees. OF course all the high
functionaries were obliged to follow,
old and young, w ga and i slim n and and fat fat. . Kneei,
ing their way up stair by stair with the
Pope at their head, the Dark Ages lin
gering mt the end of the nineteenth
coutnrv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12
Dsne<raey .na Hemestssa Laws.

One of the many false claims set up by
the demagogieal Demecracyis, that the
party is the great architect of homestead
laws for the benefit of the poor man.
One would suppose that the chief end OF
the Democratic party had been to pass
homestead laws for the protection OF
men with small property. 1t has been
usually limited that If the Democratic
party could once get into power they
would not only prevent the sale of any
honesteads the poor but honest people
might own, but they would present
= small farm to every voter, and stock it
for him if he was repeater.
Now the fact is, that none of these in
genious gentlemen have succeeded in
getting homestead bill through Con-
gress, giving homestead TO actual set
tiers. A Republican Congress passed
the first bill Of that sort in the history
of the country.
The fact is that the last General AS
sembly with q majority in both branch
es, upon motion of Mr.. Stambaugh,
Democrat, postponed and killed home
stead bill exempting thousand dollars.
Mr.. Godfrey, Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor voted fof the
motion. SENATE Journal for tlS6s, 562. J
1t did however manage to get through
the Senate bill exempting $500. with
the help Of all the Republican votes
All the negative votes were Democrats.
columbus Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12
8nsiuess Cards.

ISIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. CLAIRS-
II WILLIE. CAPITAL Sl00,000.
AfBank open from A. NJ. until p. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, at 10 A. N. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted Promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Dfrectors-Ross j. Alexander, David Brown,
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
IL ID. D. T. COWEN, President.
II. c. WELDAY, Cashier. f
GEO. W. HoGE. BENZ. R- CoWEN,
MATTHIAS SHEETS, = ANTHONY SHEETS,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12

DR. J. w. FISHER, DENTIST, 81. Ciafrs-
~ piile. Ohio.
az Office hours from to u o'clock A. N. and
from to SPIN.
Once Up stairs in Collins building over
IHorner's Clothing Store. ' i1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
2u DerfQufen.

Gin tdti6ss, an Ter Sali&su @tastsrsnse ait.
ssrft sOrtbsilbaft sslsssnss. @runrsissnttum, tsz
ss't : st sa' a.s' s3., nit m. SS. ' a., ssn .,n init e. .
1sp2 SiI1is b.. .t ,sap's aus S g..tn, 'V srs assa'' s srs5s m
ane sssauatssn. avis gsqnsm1s .Inssti@tsn
uuU alien su elmer 5urm assSrsnDsa Nsts"setau'
Zen. Gas 9anc, auf einsm bic Start tstsrritsns
ZEN. cine terrli&s @usiGt bietenre @ntDts asGsser
III fru6t6ar unr pcbItultisirt. &auT ultise mUler
iG mslren bel benz Gi9sntbamsr.
0pS. TtUtrtoh d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters o
ADMINISTRATION upon the estate of William
BOch deceased have been granted to me
by the Clerk of 4he Probate Court Of
Gasconade County in vacation, bearing
late tho 3lst day of August 1869. .
All persons having claims against said
s"ate, are required to exhibit them fol
allowance to the administrator within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be pIecluded from any benefit of sait
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited
TMNln two years from the date Of salt
~WSss, they will be forever barred.
Inns SAst day of August 1869.
CAROLINE EOCH
Administrative.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24

In the Gasconade county Circuit Court.
In Vacation August 9th 1869.
John H Ruediger
VS. Petition on note
Wilhelm Cooke
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff by
his Attorney. and fles.a. Petition and A4i
davit; from whie1it appearst thai the defen-
dant Wilhelm Cooke is a nonresident of
this State. Whereof, ON motion of Plain
tiff by his Attorney it is ordered by the
Clerk that the Defendant Wilhelm Cooke
be notified that a civil action has been com
menced against him the object and general
nature of which is to obtain judgment on
a note 81, en- by him to plaintiff for the sum
of two hundred dollars and unless he az.
pear at the next October term of this Court
to be begun and held at Hermann within
and for Gasconade County OIL the 4th Mon
day of October next, and on or before the
| third day thereof and answer the plaintiffs
petition, the same will be taken against
him as confessed. And it is further or
dered that a copy hereof be pablished ac'
cordig 10 law, in the He1manner Volks'
blatt, a newspaper pr nted and published
in the county of Gasconade:
A true copy Attest:
7NJC ENGLAND Clerk.
John B Niche Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
2u perfQmfen.

un%tersti&netsr minltt isinsn an Der Martt
nnn l4tsn Straes in 5srmann l~isseap.n 8lcd
icuie 6 l,2 adsr In Der Rdts rtEtltsn unter an
netmtarsn Ssrinsuns.n 80 ssrtaufsn. 4ui BEN
Ylcd s. Tnrst flo Elm sutss, ssrdumisss BCtn-
Saus NIT 4 3immsrn. cine gifsrne, etaauns
snr &auGtaut Die cine 5aiite iss Slcds II
nit trastarsu Sstm t'pFa~s, tas itrtse nit
Stltdum;u Ger epslt.n @Ortsn. F90as Qant bal
cine aussesiGntt. Gage fir Wsiabau. rsiG,n
frufttaren 8crsn unp t5nnts NIT Dertalinism1Bi;
a~s.insen Srfsn { ne @sinpFan;uas faraui anss'
lsst wsrrsH.
Nabsr:s III 10 etiabrtn auf Ger SiTse piel:.
Slaltss Urer bei Gem GisentbImn
Trferrt6 Settle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
3n Derflufen.

GmiTf6er geamen Ssei3en, eraer
au alitdt.
Gtne eiferue 3ufermiibIe. nod iaf
gang neu. gu e~rirasesu in re. Siiee I. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
. J OI6TK
John B Niche Plaintiffs Attorney.

In the Gasconade county circuit court.
In Vacation September lst 1869
Ludwig Schulz Plf @-
VS.
William Graham
Jamos Graham
Henry Graham Deft: q.
Now, at this day comes the Plaintiff by
his Attorney, and file a Petition and Afti
| davit, from which it appears that the DE
PENDANTS VIM Graham James Graham and
Henry Graham are nonresidents of this
State. Whereof, on motion, of Plaintiff by
his Attorney it is ordered by tho CLERK
thet the Defendants William Graham
James Graham and Henry Graham be
notified that q civil action has been com
meuced against them the object and gene
eral nature Of which i. to obtain partition
of the following lands to wit: SW NE NV
Sc NE SW Sec 80 Town Al Range 5W
and unless they appear at the next oc'o-
her term of this Court, to be begun ano
held at Hermann, within and for GaScon
ade county on the 4th Monday of October
rext. and on or before the third day there
of and answer the Plaintiff pc1ltlou, tx
same will be taken against them as con
4 fessed, And i. is further ordered tlat
I cow hereof be published accordig 10 law
I in the GerManner Volksblatt, a newspape
printed and published in the County o
Gvsconade.
8 A true copy Attest: =,
J 6 ENGLAND CLERK
p w BurcLard Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
Sheriff Sale IN PartitieR.
Pitts.

Srnel Ridenhour and
hOb Souders fltus.
against 81.
Iur Rideuhour, Lewis Ridenhour,
John Ridsnhour. Mary r. Ridenhour,
WUha A. Kldenhour, VIM. X. Ridenhour
INisJ. RideSheur; Amanda "a RldenhOur;
lAmuel B Ridenhour Dsfdts.
Evirtue and authority Of an order of
Issued from the office of the clerk Of
a. Circuit Couct Of Gasconade county in
u. above entitled cause, dated April Both
1858, | will on
Wednesday October q. 1869,
Nsvrru the hours of 8 o clock in the fore
MON and 5 o'clock IN ne afternoon OF
,ha. day at the courthouse door IN The town
aAAIsnn, county OF Gasconade afore'
na soil the following described real estate
At public vendue +, o the highest bidder,
":
West half of the NE quarter and East
bali OF NV quarter OF secrion 80, and SW
garter Of Sc Or aud the NE r ofSW
a Of section %, township Al, Range s
I,t, containing 240 acres; gil lying and
sny in the county OF G~asconade and state
missouri.
Terms of sale: Ten per cent cash and
he balance on IL mcntn Credit with APP
proved security.
CHRIST. KUHN,
Sheriff Ut GascOnade County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
SHERINF SALE In PARTITION.
Maria W@chier and
Louis W@ch,er her husband Pitts.
against' Il.

Harla NBchier anu 4
Louis Wach,or her husband Pitts.
againsts 80.
Louis Mausenund,
August Mausehdnd &
Charles Mauseauud ~ Defendants.
By virtue aud authority of an order of
sale issued from the offic' OF the clerk of
Ne Circuit Court Of Gasconade county in
he above entitled cause, dated May l4th
1863, ] will ON
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 81. 1869,
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
noon and S o'clock ip. the afternoon of
that day, at The courthouse door IN the
town Of Hermann, county of Gasconade
afrss1id, sell the following described real
estate, to wit:
Lys Ne. 10 and 81 on Market street,
mi Lots No. 26, %, 80 and AS on West
fourth street, all in the town of Her
mann, county of G%asconade and State OF
Missouri. .'... 's|.
Terms of sale: Twenty per cent cash and
The balance on twelve months credit with
approved security.
CHRIST. KUHN,
Sheriff of Gasconade County
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
Neuc GD6Dfenl

Fashion uni Favorite, RE tsasn uns
itprlsn i'm MART. Tie y .dritnttlrtn perjtIsm
Inr CUR ~ttsrsn Ssmatruns rsr Sis. BON innsn
nit 8si6clt6 ansasialt:rt, mn scn auben gum
Otfn.n NIT ieusrielsn wsibtn SnGp,sn psrtbsn.
Iis 1bissn7 in srsr Jrrnts' fnr sUrpelt unr tcb,
~ sas mar tsibt auit ms GGsusr trstsu lam; MO-
purt elm Sisrttl al Srsnntoi, stip art pirr. Die
aubsrs &ust>itnns risits Ssfsn 1T ittr ssi4mad.
rru, uni ibr Yrcil nj tt t6bsr ais Ger irsenp siuts
ans.rn sutm &r4oieus. Gcrrattis nit 4 unr 6
8rtlttnn. Ssrnn balts ib ned iplssnre arts
rert Sc tDitu gum @rtauf:
Fame, Charter, Charter Oak, Black Oak,
Harmonic, Autocoat, Success, Olive Branch
XII e hen Queen, Advance, Nonesuch uns
y. K.
dug. 9. 49,. Sttu @.pnnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24

Albert Woodruff
a Carter, Francis r. Carter,
Msl'p Carter; Eliza J. Carter Il
corah E Carrier.
issued from The Office of the clerk OF
s Ms circuit Court ,f Gasconade County IN
inc nt sb,vo entitled cause, dated April ~.
1859, Iwfh.on 49, 5000
,..,oen the hours Of nine o'clock in the
I'ssnoon and five o'clock In the afternoon
y that day, at the courthouse door in tho
'"mo Of Hermann, County of Gasconade
s' a.aid, sell the following described real
,.tate at public vendue, to the highest
pu' The South half
.,be South West quarter and West halt
%t'he South East quarter, and North West
n,arter of the South West quarter OF sec.
IN twenty eight E2S]; and North East
after uf the Northwest quarter and Nor:h
$.,t quarter ofthe North East quarter Of
Zion 33, Township 70, Range a; and
Nth half of Lot number one Of the north
", ouarter Of section Is and sOmth hall
'STot number one ri of south west quarter
section is. Township Al, Range 4 west
"Terms: Ten per cent cash and the ba-
,,c. ON twelve months credit with approved
9uri!y. nrc- X17r,N
Suerif of Gasc0nade County
September Is. 1869.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
.2u D%erfaufen.

seuu,a, i'm llirrsal. 1tsiI Fer @ iasi ,uii4ta
Spt1,lbSjt. anr Rientt 9sttsn ssk9fn, nit 1000
aDruhOd.n (sas stas Sasr Waslar) aOrtsas Bit
s,nia, Gsnsrre, GLntrp. NAB 5aIisrs preltFe nnf
mi, sirsa 80 aarisa Ckatanmen bspaaRp. itsr
iraGlsat uur srsistis matt sanRissr saes: Ter
erlras Ger rieiltriasn une fu na4eis'5sns'n
Grnts auein warss ras eailr t.,aeltt Rapstal ct
isssn.
8uuFuhiss wrasn aa mslssn stins SiSsnS
itamtr.
ai@ aasr.
rU:.ntait ustsn Strauts NhSle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
e.. ChriStmann,
&IeiHeemaS6ee.
Wufirab., i'm paul. res 5rn. S6Ua-jentaH
6srmaun 0fu.

TIalIIFuB., TN VaH1 NV [I"' SH"u JsHEuW
5erMaun Mu.
rmr irtit fiji rem ssstrtsn put;tum pom 5,rnnann
uns umefaenp .tr Anie,ti9nn3 ron alirn Artsn
Serr.p @a,rtlcte Nrtitsin. SanSiabri9s 9rarit
in rsn tscsuteatlsn G%tattiEtmrnts Ter srpbertn
Sauvtaaet. gurrpl1 t~siabissn itn, mcssrns uns
sl.san.s %rse:t mad neusltm @titmad 30 lie'sra
I'm, itmtitsit sr iih nit CTR SeHaunl, Die 3u'
irlsrsnbsi, isiner lin nit isrsm 3utrausn tsstrsn-
rtn Nunsea gu frrr. rttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-24
Blu r%ermietbem.

Cine quito Wetuuns Don 2 ssrau'nissn 3imnsrn
nstt eillsm uitt irsit BARON ent ,sInten 9runcltud
ron 5 Gotten, in Ter Statt Ssrmann. fine an sins
irlies 5amitis ppn /. OslrSer an auf civ Satr
90 r,rmielksn. NaHsres III W Tfrassn anI Der
S;Ges rieie1. Bllttts.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

CECoND LOFT TO LEr--50xl00, WITH OR WITHOUT
- Steam Power, in the new building % and s. ooser
street. j. a W. LIZ ALL.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

J1LEGANT LARGE BASEMENT TO LET-SeO PEI
IL month; fine & hi onees l3 TO $50 per month"; in bic
ins sS Liber y street, near Btoadway.
TIT y DAMS, SO Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

CToREs TO LET-ON SECOND AVENUE, CORNER
- l14h and lilo streets also on Third avenue between
nth hineteh streets suitable Tor baDer shop
dr and fancy goods stores rent $50 20 sa
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

FOUR STORY BiILDIVG, 5JXl FEET, SUITABLE
Tor factory purposes with comfortable dwelling COZ
nec,ed 70 let 45 ana 40 West Thirteenth street. DC
tween Finh and sixth enaes Possession Immediately.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

CTEAM PowRR.-To LET OR LEASE, THREE
- Floors liX4a, with frum ! 10 10 horse power aso
smaller Rooms Apply TO H. W. GREEAE' lh Plymouth
street BroOklyn
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

CTEAM POWER TO LET-wIrH WELL LIGHTED
- Rooms and Easements, 5JX5J. Apply 10 NOahIs 4
MILLER 229 East FoTtylrst street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
IN Pier a North river ,u =.
LOUISIANA. Thomas. Saturday, June H. nS
DENMARK Cato Wednesday June ~ .. a,n ~ A. Nd NJ
Passage to Liverpool eueenstown-CaD'n, @iW ano
&75 seerage c0. currency. Steerage tickets from s'
pool Queenstown. $37, currency.
Apply at the o1ces OF the company, SO roadway,
f. W. j. HURST Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

I'll BROADwA" TAILOR MILLINER, PHOTO
A. grspher similar business. Two Lofts compr slug
upper pa Of ou m er music Sore 10 let ior three
or s1 wears Pnces & y00 and SOU. Apply in store.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

rIHo LET-THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES NOS. sl7 AND
i sg southwest corner 1wel IN street, from
June ~ to Oct ls6e these gal cries are ~ by 10 eet win
light; egant furnished an aped IoT eXhl-
hion purposes every respest the nest galleries
81 the u,ed States. Apply to Ii. II. LEEDS a MINER,
e5 Chambers
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

DIRT CHEAP-HANnSOME COUNTRY HOUSE
worth IS, co. let, for 800 monthly, unurDished, o
furnished stylish so minutes by rte Railway
water ROBERTS, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
COAsTwI~g sTEAMsUyps.


pAcIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coNpASy's
ra,,r, ,,,. n! 4. AZ $'s sss a a. r.
Of ss & ,,s. s,'p pier No. =. sor,s iscr
loot o '''' cfs Il ia u sna esqSs s. assp sse month
when those days al on sunday, 'hsn the day
One hundred pounds baggage fse to each adult Medicine
June u, nEsR CHAuNcEY, Captain H. r. Conner, con.
Meeting With MONTANA Captain Fsrnsworih. ~''
aREr nEf BEc leaving San FrsnelsSo Juy Tor cSIaa
norieE ,, 70 snIrEKEs Freight, for steamer HENRY
Cha hyEY rsesived en,il = NJ on saturday. june ~
tor eilhi rssee tickets and all further information
Canal street p' "'''' 0"''' s sfs' BaSS iS OF
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The udewheel .ssm,eip NORTH AMERICA 1000
b and no % on % 81 nssI sd. p. s.
al ocock =. n, from pier No, "a North river.
so.s Bowlns Green, New York.
HAyASA, srsAL AND VERA CRUZ
sysTy ,wsa,y d.ss from pcr IL Es. river, at IA
SITlor MExIco, csp,sin peassn, FRIDAY, Junsta
CLhorhTRA, captain Phnips, Thur.dsy, juys.
y KyAIIExAspnE SONS,
80 Broadway.
UsrkEIR syATls Ir ss sfIt TO HAyAsa
css,n ss1s regn sr,y eys Tharsdsy, soeoek r. NJ pre-
clhtlys from pier NO. y Ne rh firer,
.Oin MblA.. captain i. Van slice, via Nassau.Iune II
iAvi.t. .'aptain H. r. Irccnc ..,...... June "a
hokkO CASTLE. CAptain r. Adams, via Nassau. July 4
for ireight or passage apply 70
=. -. WHEELkR Jr.. No. Bowling Green.
CoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Steamship. Of ,h, ns VII issye per No. North river at
so,sock Y. W ~ folovs'-- .
GFD CROMWELL Vail. Saturday, June ~
sgi ss.n for a. feu so6is snS cays:,sS a
full raes.
For passage tr,t and second class, or freight sppyn
H. y. CEcNwELbA on" % West street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

CTEAM POWER WITH FLOORS, ZACH e5Xlo1. TO
= IN I3 Baxter street best power and most
convenient location in the city.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
ERsEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

L,OR sALE-S2, ,60a-A HOUSE AND LARGE LOT ON
RerEen Wood avenue, near ST. Paurs avenue, Hudson
City, N j. City ferries
every ten minutes; immediate possession. Apply on tho
prsnseA l.. MUST
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

OFFICES TO RENT WITH FIXTURES, fIABLh
" ins rance &C. Ter National Ocean Bank No ~
Fulton In ure No 9l Greenwich street corner
Sutton '" OhEhL'
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

T1oUR STORY BRICK BUILDING TO LET CHEAP
L No Jane street. Wi Tor any kind OF shop o
nanu.aeiory. Apply at S6S broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

r as5 BRoAnWAY, STANLEY DAY MAILS FREE A
rriled list OF But dings, Stores Easements, Hotels
factories Lor Floors, Bars Ohces. Rooms TO let at low
ssi market rates.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

L'NGLEwoOD.-FINE NEW HOUSE TO RENT; EVER
IL convenienr views; five minutes to station; Ten
81 30J, with OF land. CHAs. n. KELLOGG,
lis Broacway, or ID. WALLER SMIlH, knsiewood.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

aa5 BROADwAY.-STANLEY DAY MAILS FREE
y address list of country Houses for rent,
qualed in variety of location price, westchester spe
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

ITO LET-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, IN THIR
ty-ourh street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
Apply AZ rs waverley place.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, FULLY FUR
n nished carriage house. fine grounds The Hudson
in healthy class shbor6ood let, siOo per month
Is hey street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, SC, TO
RENT.

A TO LET POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, A FRENCH
n. roof House In Flushing, L. contains IL rooms gas
bath, and all modern improvement; IN all respects
desirable and winter residence viii be rented low
The lot 10 Xli5 saren; hours ride from
City Hall Address JOHN Y. ELLIS, 80 Broadway, New
York
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

LII ABOARD FOR THE FISHING BANKS.-THE
n wei KNOWN sdaunch, searoins and eplendidy fitted
steamer WYOMING, with upper lower saloon and every
accommoiat aides emil favor ,blv known
the boat for FISH, Captain eore Hoton, will run reg
larry uiiay leaving North ti bth street,
Williamsburg Eighth East river at 71 Peck
O'Clock. II. T.. HOLMES, Manager.
The WYOMING s up for chsrser Saturdays. Apply 70
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

A 9s5 BROADwAY.-STANLEYD DAY MAILS FREE
"A an extensive List OF Country Property for sale West
chester specially, being the natural outlet oi the Empire
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

A o. si,RSHAa's FURNITURE BAGGAGE Rx-
-. pres ITO West titventh street, sixb avenue. =
tunture moved, city country furnarc pIaaos passs
shipped, stored. Estsb!ished I'd yeara
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A baptism was to be solemnized in our
b~lockading feet of North Carolina in 1865,
and notice was to be given to the feet by
signal. The book contained no symbols for
"baptism," and the order was signalled thus:
"Thsrc will be religious diving on shore at
2f.N."-Ezchange.
This reminds US of a little story we
heard Governor Nye relate this morn
ing. As is we'll known to those who are
best acquainted with the old Governor,
he is naturally religious-takes to 1t
from instinct, il not from inclination, in
q worldly sense-that is to say, be
might wander to q camp meeting or a
bap,ising ceremony under the impress
sion that he was going to attend q pic
mic or a Republican meeting. Last May
he went to see q number of brethren
and sisters baptised in the Potomac
River, and he says he noticed among
those who were immersed a young man
named Bill Striker. On coming out of
the water, the preacher noticed that the
sacred ceremony had not caused that
"change Of heart" which vas desirable;
so he informed Bill that he believed it
best to immense him again. Bill ac-
knowledged that he felt no change. So
in they went again, and in order to
effect the change, or make him moro
willing to accept it, the preacher man
aged TO keep Bill under water until he
was nearly strangled, when ho let him
up. Arriving on the surface, Bill
blowed like a porpoise and spouted
water from his mouth like q young
whale. When he got his wind he
at the preacher in establishment,
aud hitting himself on the rump with
the right hand, he made a break for the
shore, exclaiming The devil may
now kiss my big toe! I'm all right"
Governor Nye says he stood in aston
ishment at the peculiar change in Bills
ease.
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instructions undoubtedly obtained from
the Commodore, that In a few weeks he
cleared over 500, 600 in cash, which he
deposited with . prominent banking
house whose vaults arc protected by
burglar.proof locks, and who keep day,
andsnight watchmen expressly paid to
see that no unauthorized person tam
pers with those safeguards. Two days
ago Vanderbilt sent for Holt again and
said to him: yp-
"Youug man, I hear you have made
some money. l am glad to learn it.
Now Just take my advice a seeond time.
Never put foot in Wall street again.
You are not suited for that atmosphere.
Shun it as you woald the devil. You've
got enough. Keep what you have and
be c%ontented."
Holt now shuns Wall street as he
would a pestilence.-N. y. paper.