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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
= ?. =. l.'as!csi. ,THTS DAY.


:, iy,s.1, 7sssass THIS DAY.
By Cook & Lau2hton, Auctioneers-
corner or Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , BACON,
n &c. AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY. ut 10
o,ciock we will sell at our store, an assortment Of
FURNITURE. consisting Of
Jenny Lind and Cottage fcdsteads,
Mahogany Sofas and Rockers,
Mah,gauy Sideboards and Tables,
Several excellent Feather Beds,
Yets of Bolg.era and Pillows
BeddIng Sheets. Blankets. &C.,
New shnck and Straw Mattresses,
Hefrigerators and Water Coolers
Lot OF White Mating.
Csne and Wood seat hairs
Tin Safes, Kitchen Tables, &c.
ALSO,
kb1ut LOCO Hb,. Bacon.
BY Richardson Co..
Real Estate gents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Hain street.
A NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
"A ING AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
" I'M be sold ut auction, on the premises on
ncat TWo-sTt t,I 3s' FksMED DWrLLINe and
- r front ing % ly lao feet on Duval street. cor
ner Of Clarke.
months + neg table notes bearing interest," and
Se'u' Gu " '''7' RICHARDSON & Co.
Zeal Estatc AuctioIecr5.
The aforementioned sale is postponed till FRI
DAY The l4th instant Mt 9,ct9ek ~ ns NJ; 70
my Ii klkdAHDooN !" w.
TIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY, May II, 1882 commencing
at o. clock z. NJ, at the tobacco factory In alley
between Nineteenth and twentieth streets, The
ne ilCORIGE BOILEB,
Two PRESS s ,RAWS,
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FTRUSTEE's SALE OF A HIGHLY

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HIGHLY
q IMPROVED FkkM TN THE COUNTY or
HFNRICO THREE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND ON THE WESTHAM TURNPIKE,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
kCRES.-By vi tue or a deed of trust made on
the cath day Of December 1857, to the subscriber,
from Mrs. Catharine $. Elsom. recorded In the
clerks Office OF the county IF IIenrico. 20 secure
the payment of certain neg Jlabe note Tor ~ on0
therein mentioned. with interest and rei.tnlt
having been made in tho payment Of said ncgotl 4
BILE note, and 1t the request Of the beneficiary In
said deed and In accordance with the terms thereof
| will offer for sale At public auction. on the nrem-
ises, on MONDAY the 2a!h day OF May, 1869 at S
O'Clock =. H.. The real estate conveyed In said
deed. being tract of land containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND ONE ACRES. with Improvements
thereon bounded on the south by the Yves: ham
road on the east, by the land Of Michael W iock-
Ter: on the north and west By the lands purchased
OF Il dwIn HUI by John Lawton.
Possession given In time 10 seed crop tnis fall,
and entire possession given l.t January next.
TERMS : Sufficient In cash to pay The SAID nego-
table note, with Interest from 2Tth december.
1865 and TO pay The cost Of suit aud expenses Ct
sale subj. e. to A prior REMEMBRANCE for the nm
paid purchase money. amounting TO Sd, lGS So, vi h
Interest - 500 56 from the nth APRIL 1906: and
on a. 100 q from the Nth , pill 1867, and rs to
an7 residue nf the proceeds OF sale on such term
IS the said Fl5cm shall pres Cribc and Ill Get. The
land IS equal to the best IN Hem leo county, and
In been rreatlv improved by fe! llzc. and the
buildings all new, and are most beautifully anu
tastefully arranged.
myl3 GEORGE z. RhGBY, Trustee.
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nOGS.-AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
y and re orda,n section two Of chapter FORT :
ave OF The ordinances concerning animals patci
May 10, lSG). tilt, =,
to 20 at ia.ge In any street. lane or ley, IN TINS
city until the owner or keeper Nhel cOf saali nave
paid 10 the ity hamberlain 81 % for the use Oh
the c!ty for the first dog or bitch and 30 for every
dog or bitch thereafter /: and the owncr or Keeper
thereof sha be required u mnIHle every such
August aud september OF each ycac and for any
faiture 10 comply with The provisions q ms sec
ton the owner Of such d e or Dl:ch :!all pay Il
fine of not less than SO nor more than a2O.''
Ordered that the foregoing ordimnncc be puC-
lIshed for one week IN each Of the daily newSpa-
ycstc: L. C. HOWARD.
my l3-Gt Clerk OF Eouhcit
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yNToOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
w SEAaOTEB OK st 90 and PINE at a.
delivered or q and al in the yard. VIII sell In
small quantities 70 poor people at the same rates.
Office in the lower corner of Libby Building !;
woodward by the side Of the same, between Tween.
tieth and TwentT-frst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders lefl
with &. ]. SlSFOt1, No. Hs5 E<ein street, with
CURriS 4 PAI;aick, on Eighteenth street be-
tween As!r and CRY, Will be promptly filled.
iak W. g. NEIMS.
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TgOWRATAN STEAMBOATs
l. COMPANY. Steamers STATE sSassSsxslsst.,
OF MARYLAND and PtTEE3H CiiG.- II he&p,
reliable, and safe route 10 Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the Wcst..-Tri-weeGly line 10 Eaiti.
Iaorc, making close connection with steamers "
Phliadclphia.-N charge for wharfage, dr&yage,
Or forwarding, and no tra2shil'I0cnl OF goods De.
tween Richmond and baltimore, Leaves i;alti.
mere every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 90
TURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every dry Except Sundeyi upto
7 O'Clock y. M. These steamers have excellent
saloon, stateroom, aud passenger accommodations
Fare, 81 meals and stl!eroom extra. For frei2l
or passage, apply 70
EaaVEYS & WILLIE B$, agents,
III 20 Commercial DipcE.
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GBDCESEgE, &c.

a COMPLETE STOCK OF CHINA,
- GLkSSWA RE, and HOUSE.FuRNiSHlS
GOODS, &c, selected ESPECIALLY for the RE
TAIL TRAD: Of this city, ca1 ouly be found q! The
China AID Glassware House OF
THOMAS X. GARY,
my S-sm Sixth and ErO4d streets.
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AUCTION SALE ;
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

,,,as.r - ssassss FUTURE DAY.
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E;SVR FEW YJRK.-0LD Do <:S,
4 MINION STEAMSHIP Pk-STa&ssss5sa.saa5s
Ny.-The splendid new side-wnesl s;eamshirs
iSGhC BELL SAikTUGh, NIAGARA, ELBi.-
Nh:&!.E, and HhYTEHAs. leave View York f0I
Norfo!k City Point, and kichn.ad every IUAS:
Day, THURSDAY, and SA%uRltal, 1t :
O'Clock Z. vi. Lesge Richmond evary TUESDAY =,
FEIDAI, aId SUNDAY. at high tide.
these ships are entirely new; LheY 2av" elci'$nl
saloons and st.terooms; the f@ce, accoInmoda-
Liol.D, aud attention, are unsaI passed.
frelcht3 for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispa.ch, and no charge made saTe for actuG.
e1pen5eg incurred.
Close connections made with steamers fur al,
Eouthera and iEurorean ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, Hbon ordered,
kT a OUaR TtR IF ONE PER CERT. ut The
Offices pf this c3IpAny.
Il. l.. MCCRRADY, President, st Greenwich
street, New York.
VgILLIAn 9. DURHAM e CO, gents,
L. u chrnar tnain and Eltvenlh streets.
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@E'EEMENS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, 81 81 y
T. AND NUkF0Lk STLhG$itip e:zsssssssSIss:s
composirg this Inc, will leave FhiladCuha cTery
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, a.
ternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk at moderate
rates also for Charleston, Savannah and New
Orleans. and bills lsdlDg signed through Passage
~ Philadelphia, including meals aud sta!eroom
FL. ": Z. pUEI&a, agent.
,nbs Chlce. No. 2tf5 Cock street.
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FOE BEEE.

TOR RENT, the STORE now occu- ca
~ pied by myself. -,,cu.. Ssa
my1ss, &I3 Broad street.
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rUTURE DAY,
, 1869-11-14

-, L. sbn ro1,>nr
Tho frauds peEpetfhted pJ t1o oeppe4-
head lenders Of the city Of Brooklyn ut tho
Ae"a 4e"Ne -.
lafc election were so gross, enormous, ano
r,1lnsh;no :, TINT eyen the n av York World
ia constrained to donouncc tho petpetrn-
tors
uha poard Of Euneryisora commenced op-
.s,;s.. ~ sr,,o;nt;r1 ro,. Int Conner
hoaf inspectors and canyassese, and most
:, a.~nl .1,x.o.~x.
- .ha. tha Connarheef9 harnao]ea
1.5 $, nonr thonsan3s of
pfoceeue0 ~ l'ouA -
.-;.rs -,t nd ;,,4o tha baf1at,hoxnA But
sPot'eua $o't7 1nto -.
o11H tAeS "''o ,,:-,..
most ifupprtaut OfHce8, and Hef0 Obliged 10
.1..+
resort to false counting In oFu6T 10 ol6tI
:, rLo EAxx Voyk
'Ae "en'"st' u tAetf Lug Law 1''
Erfuin1 Post aAyH:
,...,.,,,s. ~ ,h.1 1,t,, sanrn IN h.r. hssn
,r,.1tssI wne" 1hr rrtnrns Vrr1, Insjc. fhcY
, 1869-11-14
SQmRTHIhG COMING.
A Column Of nuEuetic Light frosn
tho sun htFatchlnE Out Towards

A Column Of MuEuettc Light frosn
tho sun %tratchinE Uus Towards
lic Earth.
The suu's Atmosphere. say tie scientific men. ts
In a niIhly exclIen condition. Column OF mag
prt.c light |. shooting cut further ami farther
from the solar sphere, and It Il 10 = stretching
op, forty .nst ntlltons VI miles, ID oshet x0s1!f,
If a. accomplished half tue dlst1nte between ua
and thr sun TIE interesting Question, aud one
on which. ps1hsps. We DO not wisn aey @ moro ,iEht
b h*forc 1t 0nl.ne7 the TEST Of tho
,ns.nrca ans hudses tho gigantic chasn
hes. cen the earth ant the sun u II q tuesseu.
ger Fckt ou' I" snatch " up - food for the ~
ttate mpnaer 1nat kteps himself warm bs tte-
suur:uR planets, Sid "hnss nfr.eat'uE pron*ns-
ties ,nis *no,e eas,h wouid satis'y tor = few das
otly- If.o. how o1E Will this e'uissar5 he IN
reaching %. ard carving tns e!oss away ~ II
frrnace. TIL, column nf Light Il intervals sndi-
cnfes il npproncb BY hashtg aud corrtl.t'c e'tn9
ai,a 1se+a h1,"i,ncs- 80 decided es- tsk eaectt
tse str re oIr ia Gsa n<nrs
ihe lsEk glass Ct their telescopes had
e. Or reaaea aa q pS
zoe. II Ii predicted that befoFe the end
1t eezs pear sh!s mayuottc 'lcat Will have
got rear enough IA ns to make IT. t9*
es1,h t,:sincsly III; i !. aanoaneetl
that IN consequence We may txacet n see pat-
unt,tna sh5t have neEef heen seen or kho"n he
re hs the nurnn race. II arr If OUT fcadrfa
weather aud the earthquakes. let thcts rcnennel
! thu, ht thls ttnlc next fea., they rrHY havs
ar .ut're new line o; experiences to explain a.,
.,.,,. IN coura1!.oa with "h;;a ~ a.tn
p,ttrr aoa ruuyu, yuto aa.n,nn :. -
| teeEn HLe Jute morning IN paFal!'se. All! tn.
earthquakes shurk snl hRitnnts storm. a nlaci
rocking In lie Cra1ir With p'tssupt iolianao3 o.
fnnn8ef.
, 1869-11-14

The recent actiou in Cincinnati, a1clud-
iue the Bible - text book In the public
schools, has led to very general discussion
of the subject, in var7ous parts Of the ooun-
tn, The Chicago -idranct, the organ OF
tue Congregational Denomination III the
West, in its Lust number discusses the quea-
ton in a liberal aense. It Insists upon the
preservation Of the common school system.
becsuss Of its Indispensable effect in pro-
noting the homogeneity Ut the people. II
opposes all propositions 10 appostsan tae
school fund amung religious denominations,
to support schools Of that character, and II
then ssys of the use Of the Bible:
"A teoobd proportion u. 70 snrss: o. fesA.a.nS
The fesdtIg III tbe Blblt, hpd similar devo!1otA =
e1t1c1ses in The puta.e sehvnls II deapilo q ne @
rrrno, ,tiJxreA II tuoet VITO cunact~nfousV oo-
ffci TbM 80 Supp,sa 70 BE- sht po2olE sleN
1suorE evsngelie ChEstlsns ost *e 5aaan t.s,'sos
frsx,0u. " tafn tor The &caooa- VIZ naSe 20
IL ns 10 iusAs tnat our ~snea sha Re grAt,ntd IN
sss'aa' sg, in Win 1apoa1ted
II > pubic i4x on nj pfoteft'' .,sa W AZ AZ
1egre: tteE eItoFs. and % ssg ea.e 49, ~
Tr9,,1uns VI f.i7a: but IT bsPpens thas tne5
are t<11a!iY crttan ol the oontfsfs. ano ~. 'n
laz pios<r mske4 10 dl.snct'on ~ ~,
| IT IN .
b. = prkyu ppup courLun pt'pc.p!eF. "a 'Aaus!
xh,rh snail ist exil-fxctut. u Al II ~e III, oal,
funrr f,y pactrg cusscivc+ 10 TOO psstou % suoss
| who d.{Irr leuT Us, &c AtAi see tha1 - auctt
taouid sto.. cur q m prtn:iples 1u sees'1& .
xpu!f RI them to rx&.e tue!r Children DER o.. toe
live Cntlpuhu ~otsnip> Tue atse'upt ~ w va
| %tl1 eLua1GtE the t1!sicnce OF tnr N1ets. n-
~Ttt on1, ren4lLlpE cocrte t. 70 n@antasa ~ On a
/ tommon tcroo1 s.ssem IN fl'I s1sof. aut % lt
rnsste frt,7. It wnatrTtf may oon1! Aha tae T.
! r:cto1s ht.!ef Of Ans p ri Ac Of the foHnnhts
ttu tltR IN 'arlF taa<su,ttuu, So dk3 3: soo.'
! chr,cn I'd uec aud stu II n.eau$ 70 cut yA'
| tho relR'ta1s batnfe. and 70 train enlsaseo 70
| tpt+3i,ktnt Ann purr tal1n II II Dat irie, n he*
tha, can b oons sesseu.l n Ut public .emo9 ~ .s
E r. y htic L evil nj terrtbt dEl.Ink h~A.
1.rre nnrukr OF tCc Gnil'1res' lapte Hf Rr-~ ma
nirt,dc pur uattona, co>1scsrs .eA I.eo% a+ct* =.
: | ., r.ncrrrd by tie ~tde ht.-Afst@ u A-s<% 8
: sne ~ yy,nrs op our s..l aat Tbs wAot
rnrrn.,n affairs. SUD %eht"netIs. A@x -
- " ie The frutds tot sn!s ties tar4-at 70
8 rnutnop echo ID. IL ~n1c1 fhr e9na!ea o. J.. I,
ns,,rn s,r hrnusht iotn 1skosaat1on ~ni seaostc
atrr n, d xyo f1rxd uLd~r #iIH1t aohhnose
/ ~ ,rust De pffp.srd 10 ~ncnncc mi: n oIoet
esys kuch ~ taftrumensalts. No HSAa 70 'r. ~,
o9, !otearrT :! rrFee''i ,a'' eosse s "os q I'll
Gec mpst te se+eected ~ NJ CO ~ oas -
y ! Cou mSp kebools musf ssAud Oh pA's Y"
4 | 1Dop o the ~hne co1nah'tg.
Il The suggestion of the 1ldran:t'-thas =
= il but little. At best, that c-n be done
o lieionsly by persunc.ory d4'l. rca'i'ng
nj a chapter in The Bible, "-haa 4ife sdy attfa
q. ed the attention Of many thoashuua Chi
ID t;1as and the experiences Of mAnJ tea:as
:. IA that vicious buys do much ~ tendeF
il. {'sscsed volume an object Of Eidicule. =
IA nploy ycssss and chapters Of It fof 7a'f
, 1869-11-14
How Duelltpx Died Out.

14 ~, Il. ,..,,,or y, <n-,- -h,t
Ing MeHtTent ~ Isr u t a. ,'9aes ~ oai
,1eaien Pre- ns nal s .,,sea,u. aus aa ani
une ptActEes. 2nu " LUCK na.s usssH,uae su..
isteo. tnss " uue ae hnss@e - so@s,,ooea sist
10 TeNHle ul'et a aa{ Wv. Lac usJ n.tea -
santnR c,nuana VI ~ % ~, su5 LIZ ssa nnn' ~,
Cd ths oMcefs to great mnnes' %h1 maea sne
seoas ea1 9a q sns e as p sa
shels neeihg, ne W ~ 70, 9, q snose. ne foG'
ne begged, therefore they would s. oa and anuse
taemtsses - & ;nef m yn , Sm4, ,o m. soa
reis.e . bat ~ kassed and ~ tel! yoa wat
tnlet oi II h!uss toa' son ~. " =. .:.!ees ~.
cry TO tnnGt ~ y IL each osher, tacn be YOUR
p, asufe :,opo, 10 !oe as!ee g .n.s asnuemea1
The pnke "a. theasst onc to quit the table, aud
sA g. ia at nc nss1
10 rptak 70 h!n--tne vlscoant lscnssd tts r.,
and The Cheysller hsuasnd he T.
.Nhat r-. ..i.. ~. n.n.,a,, .~ an l., j.
g11r~, ,ns ,n;one sou ea' "''o n'ts seo1eusn ~
. ~ .ns SSIeaSt, a, ', .,.>,,,u, ,h 1-,.,,,. u-o
come s'np!J 70 ,tiosm yo! 1oas nE a!e soos u
uxat ~ 4ong. M!t 1,ats Nv. m+. .-,.,.,. ~
1nueFa: nhs' 4lAae'eo soa ne1e 't'eh"S VI
feIt ~ ustc. .,.s. o,,,r.,. -,
1;nn iii W. uD"s' ~ "''"' " AA' s''''e' 9oe'-
sHe
"Ct.tatels, aud Win g'HrI cause, ~ sou shall
lunre ief 5'nsstIlt replied me tnesalrs ~
11slbtaln tta h"If should ~ xern 10 fo4aft'uTe
sa soo1a saSs asfe sn To- s,
the pofht el~,~htrc.
The .uhiect o. 1ssputc = sesJ serious ohe'
The tao JouoE men ex+ha1gen glancrs
Is ls.deot c"otmslel ue cNoar. thsi :, tae q
Ttfutia,tr- - en!Y worn ~ me MosnlnT. hat'
Wht1 dues the mnrn'ng rtd7 sl.coaht Il
nai1fnins thAs sns F.9'ttan,1 caalot 10 Wofi,
without 1tlssc6 o. stQas"e 10 ~ esrtI nas. p 81
fF
, 1869-11-14

and ttey rrplted In the a0srnoattye Tat prisoner
MA ttca dNesaexed.
rH.-. AnN I'M sE1orcI vAa RxcH1vED.
sats1.S ~ no applause Tns x1tiooce sSgned
fnssAa ~ u = ne result Tbs prisoner EtAd;1AAy
snr,S1,na nn aesd. 1sood up. and wss innedla&e,+
Iii scnuiffa ~ !f.enas rho eops1ssaased MIN oit
conienteni2 Ae ielt goa over It, aud smiled
oes$ wss saten up e1'a1 s'ua'' ots3-
THK y1x4Ix
ats sGaeo LOO coleheatad Seatsh eszn II ,rrs
.na,,,. 1So oo NJ PIT q tae 'a11e1 viii no mesu
nto9. .ss,nns1;, ts rna ievttI 1nseeo4ins 10 tbsn
nsn q, taa dlEu!ty saas tonu'd oois,u IL co,rt
OF joatce, especially in t11L foy n:c e'o'.
, 1869-11-14

s"s' .aoooa. p.ana1 @e.A' s@s
oA4se4e4 ~ .. @ss1~ss 49, -
tna@ .ae ooas " .,s. - - ~aeAes taa ~
oS sa.es aR1os " <no s"ss' 4oa& W a'e oot'sa@'
no oooA'
atot
Ne%s Heoe - - ~ w ~ ea1ca saaaeeo y oso"H
ne esen oou y. k.os" 1o pesss; ~ ..s stSou
1ne a14aes 'ot tue es1eoa w oe aec'oen tet ~"
1en es. aano' .ou 'NouIAo W. p loo
iQnfese eo4ota "u.n " ue p1omenaae- LA'en-
oA4s ua3A P0s@t' A1o p"4e tsa4s4' As3 ~ses" saa
party |
4atscca fotat coossr viz s'&aea saAn aao
Ivory heads. VITA sold oands, soua and nAndsomet
arc useo ao" ~ ptaee VI en' 1saeJ upse'ctS AtI4
cto 10 stt!e. iueS ua "&no " atesf "no no'o
then. but no pnneapsa15 eaIueo nnoes Inc ATM
o. snsRauJ Joos us "u 49,, ~ ~. e.sosAs W. ~.
tne1ee'e !" '"sssA "A0 - 1's0 AA1'~ - '3~
"@"' nv,
r.. ,,c, .,s bst nroaS Inn and via. b1n
.nn1s :. -. -. :, ~. r.ve.f ~, co,,e1 tnc
.ouoo ~ se--n,n, ~ h.n.,,nn,. u, -. c,rr.
uaossp - A unTssss rass us !, !. ~ i.,s., ~ .ss,s
VI <s,s,. ,a."s..,.. s.e,aS - ~, ~
eoa ".,.a.,. rrsrs 49, - .,s1.. ~ ~ ~
uoss -" 49, - ~
aaAe, Wv - -. ,..1sn.. -, ~. ~ r.r.
u4e3. .'.+ A1t ..n 49, ,-e+ss ~ ,s,4 IN
lof.-A san, ItsA, y. ~ 80, 1 :. ~.
49, 20 =. 49,. fn~ .
4te3! Auo Hs At, aao =" sss' ,.s 49,. ~. :.
"eno1eAseo yoonS uaa. 1us anaea - Iu .
aloaeF e1osn 1el" ~ - N a.spet aa4ustps " see
gentleman seeet n4sC- 1e aoes w. AA8 :" -
uees 80 ne PeAs ~ wv ~ ea.e'eos "A'' ~
| H1ea 10 NJ t1em poIa u NJ p1e@ ~
tnen asscu US uo.aoo Ut '1us
| fle maut Ana, aesosa'ns ~ Ata a1s"a.
| oat - naeu oos - 10 "a ta1Asa Ae 80
| slAo !ook1nH lanu5 aA. tuAs ~. os.e1 1ep W
M neads % II " mean oosness' w hS uas
| nos Jes uosseu Au7 aa1'.'oot 1@A.sai"oo* ~ Net<
uiteu JauaulJ On nae s.ae' r'Ha 80
1oonc-!meuea A. tu7 uA.o.no h'a'1 N'sA.
cto8uea 1eits' win "'eo 49, os7 e@s ~ -.
every naa tae peoA'es s e,a.u .a,.s,. =,
! o"ef' 1Aso sotao w. = 80 80. -. .s~-.s ~
sea-. OF plusn. VI 49, t:.s.tss .,os =.
YER se"sou' VIAL s4NA' &0> N@A''' s'"@- - .~3 -
1oles wear
...-.- 1nH a1a
Il worn cut EesJ soott-soo saos1, n 1aes' W 'oo@
well nedtnm ieogla = necessary " give sne
hcaa IT. due graceful pfopors'ons. atua.s Aaa
Tools 6eas noH7ng loeA" VIA tne rE w. - -
custom; with the lasf' IN ahsutat5' aouo9 men
Hhote ha1r VIII mol cur nasatay g. ~ tawp
bells, whenco taey emesSe VIII lac 14u'es
zafHfat cntb. A&nes An nnoa'oR 'netueat too1
plsce, recently. at q West slae ooafa!ng noasf
Of fahnsonaole psoe'as'sses- 1asaa!ooa naene'o
resident ieilred one nlso', ates IN as'UAteu eoa
with his fair jtote oostuera % 1ae tes1oss 81 pol
gla1J. A"skenea IN 'ne n'sut y uoae ~ ~ ~
. tooa.. nc ~ up ~ oeo+ s.u 10" .s, y, ~
o1m psat. .ao nssu =. = 'uss.f "a' rns.,s e1Sas
os'pS 70 nlus - VIC ~, ~ ~ 10 -, ~ ~.
DAD 'A!aon1 siutsueu Aa' s.1 -. ~ ~
shoasto ~ aaeae'e'A~a ~ r1 rHe'o ~. ss.f, H~
nut lug IL eonAs. .sos ~. .,,..,....as . .
the keeae. ou.s opsH .ue ueo4 Aaa
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rhe sbore tan counties, it will he seen,

Tbs AboTe tan coun1ie6, II VIII be Reent
gre sigel majority Of only e,s6s, vhila
they give minority for the Judiciary
ticket Of II 500. or 1895 mora than iof
6teel, Az tho majority against Sigel In the
stste ia only about Il. 600, it is obvious that.
If the GAIN ia tho rext Of tho State is in any
thing Ike the sarne proportion, the amend
tpcnt is carried.
Still there Is but littlo hope, rs The nd
verse majority in New York city and Brook
Typ is so large as to s@amp any affirmative
Tute the rural districts may have given.
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The New York J'oss saYa there il Rorno
reason !, hope that the Judiciary Amend
men, has been adopted. Tbs returns come
in atowly, hut hero arc indicaiiona Of whnt
way public opinion and the vote may hare
turned. Tho following tablo shows tho
yote in some Of the important oount1oa:
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bv the proprietors Of the Motsligdior, d
Boston organ of hostility to Christianity,
met laRt woak in pAiladelphis, mad consisted
Of seventeeu pe,soua. 1t is curious Illus
ttation o! what NAV ba called tho mere
.sliterary power" II the Scriptures. That
the leading xuti- Christian who addressed the
meeting oo The ti.'lefal condition Of the ina-
del cause felt obliged to take his text from
the words Of Christ hinscf. ''1t seemed
TO me- remarked thcspeakcr, when 1aaw
the small nu1nt,cr that rnat,o their way here,
silat the dcal VAN {xcrr} cttns to bury tleir
dead" Another If the speakers sad:
"Gentlrsnrn, sc utd Tho CLERICAL 20 yer 4 on
The incre..e Al 4 nn- AE+ t,e! tnsse4.,tH WhJ.
It IL = 4 ho Ast htrtd.rg tnt=c .3ft. churches
a,d TEMPLES: We zre f'a'rln2 the cataedfa'A:
The more, G. oes et ssr POCKETS 81 hoe.al+. u
tnrn,a Of th* caE.cai 5AE1.-or we ns4i br'tet re-
folse upf.alSts paEx su the m''tnef Ch ltcn-
lIos gentleman rho = =. fanest, ~ s,nen,E
Of ltn; AID Jet II Jar ~ttr 10 60 " nIM for 80
tot unr cause. hr OIL" laugh " Jon Tn,e msn7
It you 1tlh wtta shm pr,satrl'. WI shrer md
tsuut ND .ieride Chs,%tisn,t trn tnea no1s than
i do He hAa s*ld 10 1~, i dnof otnesa 10 t1e
numbuK tnosu 'han 'ou %; on' II y ny inteEtat
rhlrch: II . ny aops ,utrret 70 N 10 cnn1c1. for
ii vii nelp him % set on 10 thu shrihs tt'a ~
dauknts! ntefr ,tns 9' FL II ~. Id nm n Ia sniis Of
Ill enrrlt, sE.tirs .upe1.tltn.n, ttfo*lax ~
t"s.:.ao9s a' s NJ .sp ~ y ,,sre, iuns il u about
nn.e tist - itsr.e ~ tn.,nn f' ~ .n1 gea some "
's'se 49, Ia. ,,,;maI =, tnov thor.
-. ~ .r,,,a,na ,,f a c,M
Jug" e"o ar, roo -. Lila ,h,,r-h'
WV W. sF :. *ns' ~, ". uor,a,v ;n,e7e.t 10
hoie'y because - "A' ~: 800 .ha
DO no. % neoe 4"se1
c1edul'sy Of MS """leoce 'n"t1 40 0os A~.e
made IN Inc ee''ptoio<. - .Nns
true that nahpy eont1'oa'e 10 Va"a s
churches Eno DO oos eon.o'a' ~ so' .e@>4
Ing doctrines P'eaeoe4
but tbis taet " no 1oea''' aleAVs ~ 49, 49,
81 in tho giseEs, OF mere fesaiu ~. wv.
worldly interests u .ne @;' s,:;as es.,s.s =, 49, ~
VI "aet4 4.'@1' .4 -.;.,-... s,,a ss,.n,.
ttno IN Il" Alsso,.e ~, a.-s..1 w 49,. ~
uons OF n''' :'0e - .n;',.,.
eeaoenes 'o~afu 80 ~ IT,, ~ s.a -.
ena.ssse'1' ,: 1;'.s saa ~ a. ~ ,ha e,a,Tarv i. j,
~s,;s aa,+ ~ III = III. sp;r;t OF uuiye,sa
~ enaus 1,.aa,;a;,n ] ~, sccns,,ian. a1raiopment
oeoa1as nAeP = ~ H. a..
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1860.



n. ver1,ct Of aeon;.tal rendered vestsr-
Az in ,hc r.sa ~ Rev Is,,c n. Smith.
~. ,,..n .aner.,1- evnac+aa br t,o,c Who
49, ~. a. ths +ast;,nnor ar,s the mar
- -~.:. ."h,sh ~. .,<,oe..,,t;.,, b,e ,,..n cor.
s.a.aa ~ ~. .~i5anro r.s .,,o,,,r,r c,eor
- ~ ~s..o ,a;s.s ~ -h;eh .raro ~, 1,ads rn,,,ic
80. - 80 $50, r, s,~,,-sa r,th,ut ;7e-
~, 49,. ~ e-,;,h an,, NJ. n,ifa b,d
~ | hsn1;,r toc-,her and conducted
=. - re"' ~ .Ha,,;or-
s.s ,.;sa..es tnn.-as aoc+ oth.r.
49, ii. r;fs haa nrss;, him to rot the in
-,-s1ca oo her life m tba ground that in
~. .wan, ~ her aes,h he would be almost
-;thon, n, -, enns of riy;ue her a respects
81. tn-;s1 that m The morning Of the
49,, dr. Mr. Smith abandoned the intou-
.,o, ff +o;ne In The Conference at Elsin,
md xss oplv induced to do 50 when he
forod his wife haa set her mind upon it in
,.1.r r. matr it the OCCASION Of
~. n har s,ster's that nioht:
-. .-h., ,,,ov oera aho7,t ia ~
-. - A.. co,tere,ce Mr. Smith
~ - ~, ~1aro-n,an to drive ia
.~"a 80. -, 49, .,o,r;,, that NJ
, te. =. ~. - ~ ,ha occ;5ant Mr.,
.eass W 80. ~ ~. ~.
SUM- 1 I.":sa =. -. .;,,n ,n;3 nl,ce n.
i.e VI us w.. ~ w '@'@~ ~
N1A w. ..s,.o- ~ a,-. .as.;ss,, I'm. +he
, 1869-11-14

The pe Italian Home KInt~kef. Maf1ata Rodt
r. {, hu ~ ,<sxa Old, aud ten +rsrs 40 sAs
: spipn't%s citrk to hr F.srixn ofaos u lunn e
r. err /. are tster = Prrfrct OF NsPlet. "
lat n sas, ltA111n asaM 0astnE c3ttas ras 9af0
10 lave n4h cApAcatT,