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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

lair inquiry for Bran grades TON tne .,sse
are neglected the moment FORMER prees
sa. bass Ks and I * PsrisS 90 Western and
ste Fur toe inquiry has been 9H s ssT are ssesder
low grades are better and TIE ns a, axe 600 bills at
s. r SqPsIase SAL 81 for the low grades Western
ss,S; SO for good to choice sp3g mhe' 40 6 for
60, sh.sng ssirss SS@$ Tr1ie brands. Sc SAGA for
hooPi a. IO6Ss IS for Amber Winter Wheat state and
Ws%Su Sc $685. White wheat e9 o, DO " 15S ~ 50 for
d. poube ami 81 6ds9 for DO lnps C-o ma IAN, as
4. steady bat qge.; TIE zap 7 10 via The Horn Southern Flour
irregular; oeags are literal ana ns nu syty R
So @ Conntry sc ~ for kIrn Georgia aud Vr1ai 80 "
& al ~ la = Family do do Rye Foir Is EASIER anI -
9ae sales Of ga SS1 at - for Yellow E Wssen IS e
M nd 50 5 sc 2 Brsndyuine Buekweat Flour hrmer ana
sS wisst market fairy ard is better The supply
Spring limited aad toe business ese M 6O5 bush at 81 N
as IS for Red Western asa 40 % amber Co., ana f N
,a' 4sa a for Arber batter for car lots ga , + ~
a. and Al q or mSsufee inactive but fnq owing 70 teS
Am,ed arrivals Barley Malt stead and N good @ S and in
S for de tTae chiefly aud close strong toe sales are to
sa' eSt 80 S qs Ss S ad Jersy ae Rye
qe sn the e are oo Sas- al ~ tT p trade the sales are
IS go hash al ~ a95 Dspp and uusoud Ne" Western ,l al
SG Ga 10 b I and so yellow AZ ST oSaSi ~
HAY-Tbe continues dull and heavy Al "9oOe 'or o'pnH
as sPBSs Continues M.us at Ia 9i3'e gold
@agnu3e were reported today s0o tae
naTket
sops Choice grades scarce
KvA STORES-CrOde Tupentne dull and prices are noq3
Snts are scarce and lar trades sales o - n
a. 4aii Resins suet Common grades are Gul al - |'
80 Strained; other grades are arm lar qneL ~
Lnseed quiet and pnoes have doWnWH
s.es saes az Ol for casks aud 81 Ua ~ Us ior o
$500 e. h pominaL Crude quiet but are IN
nsd We apo,s whale at 81 O5G$l o. aud Sperm 20
inactive Lard Oh Is steady al 81 ~" ~ "
Other oils dull aud nominal
bAs been only moderate degree OF ~
AR marie. for Pork teoay prices heay the safes 49,
yeevar arr COO 80 15 S3l for Mess The oas p nd
- ga SO ft New DO SO FIR Prime; S2 for bHirs 5S
S1s so for Western Mess Beef is in moderate S l7
sR steady; IS bhs at u for ram are in fair
SeusTd and steady; 50 bills at $lsG$ en- % is S
bulk, at loiU o p;,S
spd 10 demand boxes Long Clear az @ Hocs are
Al l9Is and 50 T. Long Clear. in ball. al ,i go ~ ia
onos Al lac for csy Lard hrn bat set . s oi
bb.k aud tes al f7Ql7te for No : i,a~sr ~ ~
Sr "a nTs steam and 49, alec for Kettle heere t ,hs,s
BUrrER-The supply o. hn Butte n.y., iasr yr,es are dull aud
Is good demand, aud holders Ue ni'1 w
slowly We 0note: l.., o ,V. Psserv. GOOD 27d2s
S1sse-PsiS River bneP n. Se55 oboIN tN G5G
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financial.

OYylcE or 4gE CESTRAI PAIu,. NORTH BAsT KlvER1
RAILROAD COMPANY, con TENTu AWE AND PigTTylEsTsTl
kyw- YORK. sept. 8. 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholm
Il sp ofths CENTRAL PARK, NORTH AND EAST RIVER X
COMPANY Directors will he held AZ the once Of
ht Con Dasf. at u 0sVcl -, on TUESDAY Oct ia ltes
kOBkBT WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
THE FIRST MORT GAGE BONDS
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
INTEREST SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.

INTEREST PER CENT IN GOLD.
The Unon Pacific Railroad successful operation ucMy
10Th pronounced by the Thousands who have passed over H. TO
be in sn respects as safe railroad the conn
By the Pullman Palace journey made without danger
but without fatigue The fears that many bae expressed In re-
ton to the per Of TIP removed By experience and
The travel is steadily Increasing
The earnings opening officially stated By the
Company as follows
May 10 to Nav SS9l42o IL
Prem June to June 'oV@ -
July TO July Os13J 70
Notwithstanding passengers and freight ta'e been largely
reduced the earnings August viii be about the average
They will be published f received The earn
ipgs ne stated above are a average Of about
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40 L. ,nsealston forward delivery 100 bse 20 s I'D
70 ooheT NJ 26te December at zoe IO
ne ns AZ Savarnsh December private terms All on 'es
~ 80 Mjddbng. We saote 81 follows; ~ 49,, Te,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

ERIB RAIRoAp GENERAL OFUCys, Ngw.YoEH, SEPT 1874
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS of the Erie Railway Company for the election OF
Directors Of such other business
meeting will be held the Oe Of this Company corner OF
BghhAvs and Tweuhd the llb day Of October neIt Tue
polls will be open at II NJ and continue open I'LL o'clock
y. m Of that dSy. n
The transfer this day will be reopened for transfer
thereafter he registered At tue
Fsrmers loan Trust Company IT, y. OTIS Secreiary
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The distance these coal atlis to Chicago By tbs ro,i
40 MILES LESS THAN By ANY OTHER ROUTE.

Chicago 6O0O'O which In
ereasiug about lo'.cf0 tuus anuuu.
The estimated o. the construction and equipment on The road
Sijk have been made ia the extent Of
- portion hY the people the Inc which j. sue
to ay Tor right way grading bridges eueTs and ali work VI
L.. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-26
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Win OAI<I, ND FERRY

HOtt ~ intSsbSHASs
Via OAKLAND FERRY.
Change Of Time, November Sth. 1860.
EXPRESS TRAIN-EASTWARD-
IL "DAILY."-Lcaves San Francisco ut 500
a. NJ; San Jose S:i5 A. NJ; Stockton 1900 NJ;
Sacramento l:J0 +. NJ: Junction 3:OJ P.N.; Col
fax 5:!0r.M.; Reno li:5o M; Wadsworth 200
A. H.; Winnemucca 9:35 4. NJ; Argcnta 1:20
p. NJ; Carln loo +. NJ; Elko SEQ T. NJ; arrive
at PTGmEn!Sry SaS 4 ri PSTS iig
LY."-Leaves Promontory 600 r. NJ: Elko 7:3O
A. NJ; Carlin $50 A. NJ; Argenta ll:45 A. NJ;
Winnemucca $40 p. NJ; Wadsworth 10:55 p. NJ;
Reno 1855 A. NJ; Colfax as? A. NJ; Junction
l0:i0 A. NJ; Sacramento 1900 NJ; Stockton las
p. NJ; arrive at San Jofe G:50 T. NJ; San Fran
cisco, $40 Pm.
WAY MAlL-EASTwARD Daily. Sundays
exccpted). leaves San francisco 400 p. N. |:
San Jose 500 r. NJ: Stockton S:2S r. n; arrives
at Sacramento 1920 T. N.
WAY MAlL-WESTWARD-D Sun.
days excepted, leaves Sacramento 500 A. X;
Stockton, $40 A. NJ; arrives at San Josc l.:45
Pm: San Francisco 1920 T. N.
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS. composcd
Of Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant
Commissary Car attached. running through on
fast time to Omaha without change OF cars. VII.
leave San Francisco every Wednesday at G:SO
A. NJ: arrive at Promontory Thursday GOO 7. N.
and Omaha Saturdays $50 r. N: RETURNING,
LEAVE OMAHA Thursdays 9:l5 A. NJ; arrives
at Prumontory Saturdays l0:0o A. NJ; San Fran
cisco Sundays 8 T.. n. Tickets and Bcrths for
this train eau be secured only at the CompaEy's
Office, AS California street, San Francisco.
NInrvxyiiIs Expre,s-Dnily.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 A. n. (;
Sacramento 1:40 P. "; arrives at Mnrysyie S:40
RETURNING, LEAVES MARYsvILLE
9:15 M. Arrives at Sacramento 1880 A. NJ,
and at San Francisco $40 r. NJ.
MARYSYILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Daily CSundays excepted. leaves Sacramcnto
G:IO AN. Arrives at Marysville 1915 A. N,
Leaves Msrysyillc 1920 L. II. Arrives at Sacra-
mepto 5:10P.N.
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From San Francisco to Omaha, Sill 90; ST.
Louis, Si29 90; Chicago, $l30 90; New York,
Sl5O 90: New Orleans. $l62 90.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from San Francisco TO Promontory.
Double Berths, So 90; State Rooms, $l2 o.
Double Berths accommodate twopersons; State
Rooms. three persons.
. SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran
cisco Loo r. NJ; Sacramento 500 a. N; Fare
currency ratcs) TO Omaha. $G0; st. Louis, $50;
Chicago. 500: New York, SIG 20.
CHILDREN not over Twelve U2) years Of
age, Half Fare; under Five (9 years OF age,
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE tpcr adul,
pasrcngerh Free. so Pounds Baggage pcr
child between ) and - years Of agc) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100 lbs.) between
Sacramento and Omaha currency $l5 per 100
poupds. A. n. T0WNE. Gcnl Supt.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gcn'l Passg'r Agent.
November s, 1863. noS-u
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ElI:SI KENTUSX SSv.Hhs, MlNfSs Ss
,Seo niriS:nd No %. Of Ten Dollars CSl0) =
iSsre mon the capital stock OF this Company
sn.e M NJ dsy declared, PAYABLE on FRIDAY:
Waycmber Was % 10. 1859. The Transfer Books will
hs closed 3n the nth and 18Th; s
" uoiT.tf Ii. G, klBBE' secretary
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Il Leaf or History.

Else" here will be icnnd the cores
pond-ucv (nuw fist made public which
p.-.,d between President Buchanan
ar! Hon. Lewis Cass, his Secretary of
S'Ivr, IL the time of Mr.. Cas- with
d:gewnl from the CAblnet-that with
draw al being caused by MIR. BuchanRn's
Determination TO do uO'hiDg for the de-
fem-e uf the Government property and
IE".. u'urceuent of the laws at Charles
ton. South Carolina. This WAS between
elk h aud uine years ago. Both these
Old men, who then stood at III" head of
tn. Government, are dead. The times
have greatly altered since then, and not
for Ihe worse either, much ms they are
dep!ored by tie Democratic politicians
vino stood at the helm then and ran the
shlp of state ON The reefs of the rebel
lion. Mr. Buchunnn's dogma that the
Congress had no power TO coe;ce State
into suDmis>lun to tho Federal laws,
reads strangely now. Though he claims
Ina. Mr. Cass agreed with him IN this
dogma, we tiud nothing OF the Kind in
the venerable Secrelary's letter. On the
contrary, there Is n manly assertion of
the right OF the Government, and the
duty OF the President, TO enforce its au-
thUrity, which contrasts pleasantly with
the imbecility or treachery of the ven
c.nble President. who lived 10 see his
folly, If not TO repent of it.
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BUCHU.

From Dispensatory OF the United states.
DiO5MA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES
PRoPERTIEs.-Thelr odor Is strong, diffu q.
slve. and sOmewh II aromatic, their taste bit
terlSh, and analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Buchu
leaves are gently stlmulant, with a peculiar
tendency to the Urinary Organs.
they are given in complaints OF the UrI-
nary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Ca.
tarrn OF the Bladder, Morbid Irriiat of
the Bla ider and UTetha, Disease OF the Pros
trate Gland, and Retention or IncOntinence
OF Urine, from a loss OF tone in the parts
cOnce. ned III its evacuation. The remedy
has also been recommended i'll dyspepsia,
Chronic fheumatlsm, Cutaneous Affections,
and DrOpsy.
HELMDjLD's EXTRACT RUCHU is used by
persons from the ages of IL to 25, and from
81 TO 55, or in the decline or change of life;
after Confinement, or Labor Palms; Bed
In affections peauliar to females, the Ex-
tract Bu.hu Is uneQualed by any other REM
ely. as in ChlOrosis, or Retention, Irregular
itS PAlnfuiue 0r supprs SsiOn of Customary
k.vacunLiOus, Ulceraied or SchiTrous Stale of
the Uterus Leucorrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
CIR 4VEL, AND DROPsICAL SwELLISGS.-This
medicine increases tho power of Digestion,
aud excites the Abs!roents into healthy
action, by which the Watery or Calcareous
depOsItions, aud all Unnatural Enlarge
mentS ale reduced. as well as Pain anu In.
Illumination.
every care OF DiALeteS in which 1t has been
given. Irritation or The Neck, OF the Blad-
der, ana INFLAMMATION OF the Kidneys vi"
cerAti n of ;Ge kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
ton of Urine, diseases of the PROSTATE
Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus
Gravel Brick-Dust, deposit, aud MucuS or
MILKY Discharges, anu for enfeeb!ed and
Gelic 1te constitutions, OF both sexes, attend.
ed with the following symptoms: IndiSpOSi.
ton to kxertiOn, Loss OF Power, Loss OF
Memory, Dirt1culty or Breathing, Weak
\ erves, Trembling, Horror OF Disease, Wake.
IuIuess LimueSs of Vision, Pain in the
BACK, Hot Hands Flushing OF the Body,
Dry ness OF the skin, Eruption on the Face,
aIld CuuutenAnCe. Universal Lassitude OF
the Muscular system, DC.
hELABOLO'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is DturetIc
hAu bLood Purifying, aud cuTes all Diseases
AIlSSlns rom haLitS of dissipation, excuses
anu anu lMpIuuences In life, impurities OF the
bloOI, &C 'supeTseding Copaiba in affections
iO I Wnl NI1 IL IL used, such as uonorrhoea,
9!ees o. !ons standing, and Syphilltic Atfec-
4ous--4u LusSe diseases, used In connection
Win dELABoLD'S ROSE WASH
SOLD by all DeugRists and dealers everv.
where. Beware OF cOunterfeitS ASH fSr
Helmbelus- Take no ether. price-SI q
per bottle, or bottles for IS So De1jSera5 -
any address. Describe kymptoms IN 81 ~
communications. Address " al
II. HELMBOLD.
69l, Broadway, n. Y,
None are genuine unless done up in steal.
engraved wrapper, with fac-simile OF nv
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
febl5-eodd&eowW
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ruE ,RIANGLE ROUADED.

The Conference Committee on the
Tenure.oc Once question submitted
report yesterday which was cordially
suppo rted by the committee and adopt
ed in both House and Senate by
n strong vote, and the points where
of appear i'll this mornings dispatches.
For once, remarkable as it may seem,
Batter aud Bingham pulled together In
the harness without kicking-a TACT
which presages the approach of that
happy time wherein 1t is predicted the
lion and The lamb will dwell together
without devouring each other. In more
modern and less sacred figure, every
thing Is once more lovely. &C., &c.
There Is no doubt that a complete hAr-
monization of views respecting this
triangular contest has been reached and
that the action OF the two Houses will be
satisfactory TO the President.
Thus il seems the dangers of a schism
in the Repu biican party, and of embar-
rassment 10 the administration, have
been happily IiGed over, without the
surrender of the proper powers of the
Senate. Yet the President is left with
full leave to clean out the rottenness
and corruption that have crept into the
various departments of Government
during the four years of JOhnsonian
reisn-and which according to Mr..
Juhnson's own voluntary declaration
the other day at Lynchburg, have never
been equnlled.
WcsuPpose now everybody in Wash
iuglun Is restored to good humor,
especially that numerous and expect
ant Ocdy known down there as the
"thiru House." Even the moroseness
of the terrible Sprague must give way
under the sunny influence of re-
united Congress and President. Moth
ing then will be wanting to complete
the restoration of "peace" but a recon-
Citation in the House between Butler
and Schenck, wherein each shall rise
in his place and declare upon his
solemn responsibility 10 the Globe.
tint whatever he has said or suggested
heretofore OF or concerning the other
WAS intended IN u purely Plckwickian
sense, simply for the amusement OF
the hour and the entertainment of Hle
reading publ
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SENATE X rES1OS.
TIE Washington correspondent of the

TIE Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes:
Tn. serious charges against Senator
FeEtIu. which have lately been m8de
III GH EUcn.n1 Post and other Journals
At Saw York, have excited general
comment here. especially among New
York politicians. A feeling Of indlRna-
ton prevails among the Ex-Governor s
trienus and those who have known him
the longest. They have advised him to
pay no attention to the attacks thus
made by interested persons, and say
that The charges will not be believed
any more readily now than when they
were originally made, since which time
the Legislature of New York has elect
ed him to the Uuited States Senate.
This OF itself, they assert, is sufficient
reIuiation Of the charges.
The Tribune editOrially also defends
Mr.. Fenton, but without at all explain
ing away or refuting the ugly facts in
the testimony OF Senator Murphy. Its
article inpresses us as If it was written
under a supposed party necessity rath-
er thaa from conviction Of Mr.. Fenton's
iuuCCeuCe. Tue defense of Mr.. Fenton
consists in assuming that his virtue is
so irrepI oaCh0ble aud his character so
high aud mighty that any thought of
charging him with improper things is
too exQ3isilely ridiculous TO be enter
tanned, and that, therefore, all such
charges are malicious. Unfortunately
tor th;s style of defense Mr.. Fenton's
reputation has not for II long time been
OF mar uususpec.e ed kind, and the sworn
facts Developed at Albany are of such IL
character that Mr.. FentOn himself cau-
not stiord to let the charges go unan-
swercd.
III" election OF Governor FeDtOn by
the New York Legislature is by no
means conclusive evidence. The virtue
OF that buuy is not of SO exalted kind
thG: It's endorsement is al sufficient refu
tati"n" OF charges made agAiUS, any,
b,dy. II MIR FentOn has been guilty
ni cprrup, practices it is not an OuIrA-
grUus suspicion that many OF them
were iu the same boat with him. There
is ample reason for believing they were
in that craft, whether MIR. Fenton was
or not.
Ii NJ. Tcnton is an innocent and
injured man it would be much to his
advantage for him TO take immediate
steps to prove it. II he Is not. il would
be greatly to the advantage of the
Republican party of New York to prove
that. 1t is always mistake 10 suppose
that any party is benefited by de-
Tending and covering up the misdeeds
of its leaders. Mr.. Fenton rs u
Republican Senator with these un-
answered charges hanging over his
head, does his party infinitely more
hur, than he would if proven guilty
and expelled from the Senate; for in
one position the party is responsible
for him, and in the other it is not. But
If he is gulltlesS, ne can do his party
the most good by proving that fact. II
his friends have confidence in his in
nocence they ought to so advise him.
A failure on the part OF Mr.. Fenton and
his friends, now that the charges
against him are supported by such
strnusIy Concurrent evidence, will be
interpreted by the country to his in
iury and TO the discredlt of his polid-
cal associates in the Senate and else
where.
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Inar2
MfsfElIauGnus.
ChancerV Notice.


Helen Bloch. Guardian In Ch9nSery In In
Samuel 8. Bloch, ct al. Ohio Co.. W. Va.
DURsUANTT TO A DECREE RENDERED
A. D., 1869. by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County, " est Va, shall, on the 26th day
public auction, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio County, at 10 O'Clock A. M, OF
that day, the following described real estate,
Q2s) on the east side OF Market
street, in Lne City of Wheeling. beginning at
a post sixteen 90 feet north OF the corner OF
said lot No. 1928, thence with the line of said
street north twenly-three feet, ten Inches US
It 10 in.) to q post and corner of house; thence
e tSence SOUTH si9 81 feet E % post; thence
east tifty-twO (5@) feet to post and corner OF
said lot OF ground; thence south seventeen
feet ten inCnes az II 10 in. to a post; thence
weStwardIy one hundred and twenty 600
feet to the beginning, being the same pro-
perry heretofore conveyed ny deed Py p EPh-
Also part of lot No I28. in EbeneZer kanes
addition to the City OF Wheeling bounded as
fellows: beginning at a post four az feet east
OF the corner OF the house and lot sold to 3.
q Robinson; thence cast with said Robin
sons line forty eight (4S) feet to a post on
street thirty-three 1887 feet; thence west with
said street forty eight C4S) feet to post:
thence at right angles south TO post ada
place of beginning. being the same property
heretofore conveyed by Henry X. List and
wife 10 Solomon 1. Bloch by deed dated De-
Terms OF saie.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; one third in six
months and One-thiTd in twelve months,
with interest on the deferred instalments
from date, or the purchaser may pay In cash
the whole or SO much o! the purchase money
at the timU of sale over and above one third
portion OF the same as he may desire. The
notes given by the purchaser for the de-
ferred instalments to be executed with sur
flcient surety, and the title to be retained
until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid in full. GIBSON l.. ORANMER,
rnar27-3Ot Commissioner.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention is given to this Depart
liShment for Carpets, Oh Cloths, Mattings
Rugs, Mats, DC, &C., Window Blinds, Fix
lures, &C., enables us to compete with any
house in the trade and offer great induce
ments to cash buyers in that department,
having Carpet from SOC TO 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WOrBted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, II you wish TO save money. The best
ply at 43c, and play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. to ~ for 45c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for cash you can always tell what YOU
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus
try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
eIs that may be pleased to favor us with call.
therefor L respectfully invite an examina-
ton OF our stock OF all cash buyers either
wholesale or retail before purchasing else
where, and Oblige
mar22- JOHN RORHER.
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the crowd. But on his brow there was
calmer and more thoughtful look. L
queried whether new thoughts were not
coming to him, and whether he might
not some day come actually to believe
that the Southern 'birthERht' he gave
up, might be replaced by something
quite as good.
And so, bordering in my heart the
things I had heard, and wondering
what the result will be, when Yankee
energy and pluck shall become indis.
solubly married to Southern chivalry
and honor, turned my steps home
ward. SPIEGEL.
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HULLIH -CAMPBELL.-March 8lst,
1869, at 81. Matthew's Episcopal Church, by
the Nev. c. q. Currie, Rev. WALTER q.
HULLIHES, hector of st. Andrew Church,
Louisville, KY, to Miss AMELIA ID. CAMP
BELL, of OHIO county, w. Va.
SAVAGE-CAMPBEL March 3lst, 1889,
at st. Matthew's Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. Z. &. Cur1ie, Mr.. RICHARD SAVAGE, OF
Nashville, Tenn, to Miss ISABELLE CAMP
BELL of ohio county, ". Va.