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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-29
Georgia Reconstruction.

Astonishing as the Georgia reconstruction
bill is by itself, it becomes more 50 when
one reads the arguments by which it is de-
Tended. Georgia has been already admitted
to the Union under n solemn act Of Con-
gress, or. in other words, under pledge
Of the nation, after having formally fulfilled
all the conditions eXacted of her by the
original reconstruction acts. What the sup
polters Of the present bin say in support of
the theory that she is not in the Union is
| that her senators had not been admitted to
their places in the Senate, the majority Of
the Senate pronouncing them Disqualified
something which might happen to New
York to-morrow-and this is graycly
given now a. reason why the Ge-
| neral Government may overturn the
state Government, and puG the people
under martial law. and impnsc fresh con-
ditions Of reconstruction. The expulsion
Of the nero members of the Legislature
was a great outrage, but The constitutions
ality OF il was very scnsbly, on President
Grants recommendation. submitted to the
court Of the State. The Supreme Court
has accordingly decided that it was llncon-
stitutional, and it now remains for the
Legislature to abide by the judicial decision.
which it is generally believed it will do
when it meets in january. But the PRO-
motcrs Of the present measure, apparently
having a horror of the slow and regular
processes Of American Jurisprudence, and
being enamorcd of imperial wavs Of set
Ting things. refuse to wait, and have ac-
cordinglv passed an act repudiating the
legislation of last winter, over which
the country toiled and swcatcd so much,
breaking the public faith, and Scttin@ Il
shocking example of contempt for law.
The norst Of it is that one Of the ey-
cuSes put forward in deCerrc pf this
high handed violence is that ii is done Tor
the protection Of negroes and Loyal men
against the violence of their neighbnrs, aS if
The way to provide Tor their protection was
10 keep them before the eyes OF their fellow
citizens As the cause Of the subvcr<ion OF
the State Government; and n il the respect
Of iuricS and magistrates for the Inv of the
land could he promoted bv exhibitions OF
congressional disregard o. it ! and as il--in
case the public opinion Of Georgia cannot.
or ought not, he trusted 10 fer the protcc-
ton of Georgia ctiZenS-Wc ought not 1t
once to provide permanent Cendarmerlc
and Fedora, ni.cistrateS. armed with suiil-
mary processes, instead of ti:Catirr the
negro and the loyal whites with airy no.
things call"G.a provisional government,
or martial law Fittings which have Just
hnouot substance to irrtatc, and not
enough to afford ii,1 smallest projection
either for life. or limb. or property: Ir.
Bingham made strong and able protest
against the farce, but in vain.
The Nd'ion is the ahlcSt Radical paper
IN the corntly.l
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4 Man who was Frightened OF by
the Local Reporters.
From the Baltimore American.

Yesterday morning. after all the candl-
dates for the honors Of " drunk and diSor-
derly" had been disposed of ut the South
ern District station-house, and respectable
uuietude had settled down upon the pre-
cincts of the abode Of justice (at S1.gj per
caDut). the front door was pushed gently
open. and small old gentleman. dressed in
a shabby black suit, peered his head in, and
INQUIRED. in a-timid, deprecatorv voice. il
"this is the watch-houSe? The officer on
duty told him yes and after walking in,
the visitor wr1lng puddle of water out
Of his coat-tails, and stood Il moment
irresolutely by the stove the very
picture of timidity. Finally. he stumbled
up to the desk. and qulverinaly tod MS
story. He had been married twenty years
his wife was twice his own fighting weight,
and punished him 20 unmcrciuiiy when
they disagreed that he wanted to know II
he couldn't be helped to cut loose from
her: land" said be. ri think thlS Is
good time. coz, you know, it II cost heap
to keep the old woman this wintcr-sfic.- a
powerful feeder" He removed lis d!lapl-
dated beavcr-one that might have been
fashionable in the days Of Beau Brummell-
and with a gesture more eloquent than
words pointed to great bare spot on Inc
top of his head. from whence had heeh
rlldelv plucked a great TUT OF 1is lew re-
naming locks. The officer said to him 10y OF
see that long desk. covered with green lea
ther:" lie nodded in response. " W cu,
said the officer. about 4 O'Clock this alter
noon you will see several savage-i0Oking
Young men come in with 4 rush and have
StilIabble for the best seat. The natural
feroci;r Of their countenances will be in
creased by the blood:thirsty behavior TO-
warts each other. When you sec thcr3
settled down, walk up and speak to the
magistrate. at the same time handing the
al,ida1its and other documents III your case
to him. THESE gentlemen will scramble for
the pancrs, and in ten seconds Will he
writing up YOUR entire history from them.
They will tell all you know about yourself
and wife-al that your friends know, and
oh a great deal more than any OF you
know. When they Get through with YOU,
vollr wife will br glad to start for Patago-
MIA. and you for Greenland. You will never
have any troIIl:'n about ii again. Just now
they are probably ut some other statiou-
house performing the same Kind Offices for
some other nlan.
1t was startling to observe the effect of
this harangle. # it had been tru@ the
poor fellow could not have been worse
frightened. lie shook his head solemnly,
hcaved il sigli. and, turning towards the
door, moved Slow =, cut, On the threshold
he paused a moment. and slowly said :
"Gucss can afford 70 keep the Old 'ady
through the winter.
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A PUnosofup Ex-iIfSBASp.-Wn have
heard of Il transaction Wrich took plac" at
Sioux CITY. which shows no" 4 divorce
can contribute to smooth the wrinklcd hap
nincss Of several parties interested in It
very gratifying manner, Mr.. /. D. Palmer
and Alr. u. II. Co!lamcr are merchants IN
good standing at Sioux i!tyi The former
is engaged in the dry goods Business, a3d
the latter deals in .iewchv. They ar" "id
settlers. men Of family, and held IN co'iHi~
dcrablc esteem. Nr. Palmer ha> been m1r-
rind uear'v = score Of years. Hi late wife,
who is described a5 = woman possessing
many personal attractions, ;,aS tornc him
yc children. two OF whom are iiiarr'eG.
Until within Il couple of years back their
welded Iifa was apparently Of an even ana
happy nature but for many months lm>tt
Is alleged tiiat Pr, j'alm"r has had occasion
10 comulnin of the indi-Crrc' behavior OF
his wife towards Nr. II. Ii. CollauItr. ':cil-
to-ao and comfortable Wilowcr with two
children. He was very much Scandallz"d at
her conduct. and the unpl"asanincss ori@l-
mating from these suspicious bccam" ne
Gossip of the town. Il 'rt'tual eStra0Cc-
meut sprung up between i'1imtr atit hi~
wife, which eliminated in her SUNG lof It
divorce on The ground Of brutal treatment,
etc. The ease was for some time before me
coi,ri, md underwent Il thorough nF2Sti-
cation. Palmer, Iiowcyer. not putting any
bar ~ the wav ot securing the decree, which
was granted hi wife, on thc lth instant.
But when these twain wcr" declared no
longer Que flesh, Mr. Palmer intmated to
Mr.. EoHampr thai unless ne married Ihc
late S,rs. Palmer without any useless delay
there you'd be trouble. hi2ting that non
compliance i ou!d he a pistol for ore. NJ
Colla,ncr and the late Jirs. Palmer sur
yeved the situation quietly and phiosophl'
cailv, and knowing that Mr. Palmer Is i
man stcrnlv addicted 70 the carrying out o1
his snoNen word, resolved to lose no time
in making themselves man and wife, which
little business affair was ronsummated on
Sunday the 18th instant. only one day after
the divorce had been grantcd.- O'Hohd Her
aid.
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NcRrUARY REPoRT.-Thc following = the
murtuary report for the week ending De
cor,ber goth, as compiled from sections re-
turns received ut the office of the Board OF
Whole number Of death. IN the city. Is; !;
in addition, there was o;!e still-1orn. sex
Males, 3 females, 10. Color; White ma!eS'
!! =; white females, !: colorcd m1!e'. co.
lorcd lclna'cs s. Condition single: -
married, j widowers: J. Nativity United
states. II; unknown, l. .Asc One day to
thirty, ,: one year to three, (; three years
to f1Je, 2; ten ycars'to twenty, ; twenty
rears to thirty, /; thirty'years to forty, .;
ior.v years to fifty, /: fifty yearsio sixty, | !;
.iyfy ycaI, 10 seventy, / !; eighty years TO
ninety, I. Cause q death: Bronchitis, ] !;
rnm%estjon ''nm Of lungs, child birth, con-
sumption, >; drowned. 1 :epileEsy, eliu-
sion Oh brain, | inflammation OF the 1'ain'
/ !: pneun,onia. 4; peritonitis, !; puerpu-
raj commissions, l i: scarlet fever, tubcr-
ctilar disease, !: unknown. !.
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NEw EShIA$p SLAvERY.-TAe rartor;
girls in several parts Of NeT England arc
dissatisfied with the trcatnicE: they ere re-
ceiving from their employers. In Do:"r,
y. H.. about six hundred have gone out on
4 strike, and meeting Of female operatives
in Lowell has sent messages OF sympathy
and support. According to the complalni
of the chief speaker ttfi2s Collins. in old
times the girls were treated like nun:a" be.
inos. "but lately the cotton kings had be-
come more arariciuuS, and in their wild
rusf, for wealth had forgotten all honor and
forsakcn eycr} feeling of humanity" She
went on to say that the factory girls were
worse of than the black women Ct the
Soutl.
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TIE WhTeR SrrPLY DiNiSISHfSG.-Ilc
river Nas still rising At dusk Yesterday, and
the prospect was that there would be no
iall until Tonight The pumps at the pump
house haze not hncn worked. except tor Il
few hours, for week, and win not pro-
badly be able 10 resume operations for
another week. The supply in the reservoir
is nearly exhausted, and we shall probably
have Il scarcity OF water for drinking pur-
poses. although the noble James" Is
{. ..crowing its banks. We repeat that it
hchooge> everybody just now to be sparng
!, fhp nse C. the precious fluid.
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NEW GOODS. LATEST SfYLF>.

NEW GOODS. LATEST SfYLE>.
lust received some IMMENSE BARGAINS
In III in, hefustitchcd. embroidered. lace arG
other varieties Of HiNDhERtHlEF@. Tor
Ladies'. Gents. and Chidrel's use:
Ia tucked, rui'ed. mourning and plain LINEN
uu;,LAEs AMI CtsFS
In DRESS GOODS, an extremely handsome snr-
ply "i most fashionable designs and shadss;
IN SATINS and SILKS, a fine variety;
In KNIT GOODS. such IS HOODS. NlBlAS,
SCARFS, MlTS. .PULeEWARMERS &C.;
In HOSIERY and GLOVES, hountiful supply Of
all desirable shades and sizes and qualities:
I'm RROCfiE and other late style SHA" LS yer!
attractit g and moderate In prices
N BOULEVARD SKIRTS at $3.50, &C.;
In CLOAka, very neat stock 10 be sold very low !;
In USDERwEAR for both sexes and all ages
full line q. prices to suit;
In CAsSIMERES and other materials lor 9teu
und Boys wear the assortment is complete anu
appropriate;
The BLACK VELVET RIBBON at CSC. whole
piece has been replenished with good supply
OF other widths;
Thousands or Other useIul articles suitable Tor
Christmas and New Year presents, at
JULIUS MEYERS
e22 oos Broad street, near Sixth.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE ELEcT1oE.-At
n meeting of Stonewall Council. No: "A,
held Monday night, the fohowin2 officers
we're were elected to serve for the following Fix
months. and will be installed next Monday
evening President, james Atklson; as
sociate, William II. Taylor; Chaplain X.
II. Mullen; Recording Scribe, a; W.
Baker, Financial Scribe, John ;. r9llara ;
Treasurer. J. I. Shjnbcrger: ,ona''Csoi C ,
Thomas ii. Burroughs: Assistant con
dn.tnr nJ'I r. ). Ferguson Inside sentinel, j.
r. r. RjGdick. Jr.; Outside Sentinel, Edgar
II Feryuson: Ex-President, W. Hall Crew.
The Councils of this Order in Elchmono
will particpatc in the Temperance mass
lneetin. OF Friday evening. .
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
lEARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAE,

EARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAE,
HAVE JUsT RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SILKS, sHAWLs.
SEW-STYLE ARABS,
LINENS. DofLIES, NAPKINS,
HANDKERCHIEFs. &C.,
recently bought at auction at prices really lower
than same quality sold In gold
before the war.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITED FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
,CARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES BOWS,
&C, for gcutS and ladies'.
ALSO,
ELECANTLACEs, LACE EHANDKERCUlEFS.
LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety.
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HASDKER-
CHIEFS, In fancy boxes, for Christmas pre-
sents; TO which they desire to call attention.
de Is CARDOzO, ALsoP & FoCRQUREAN.
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RICH HOLIDAY rREsENTs.--A superb nssort-
naut OF magnificent imported goods, rich jew
rlrv. SET of diamonds pearls amotayEt. ana gar
ne pin and drop watches, chains, haiidK.rchlci-
holders, ;.invc- hand,: bosom, sleeve. ana glove
buttons: mcdal6li, neck-chaIns; m"S7-asale'
amethyst. diamond, "nyN. ma p."rs rings S"-
pcrb Ecw patterns of silver, in cases: pitcncrs'
Guns spoons. and r., &c goods nf every Description
ms, imnort.d at SnwLAS 6 co.'s, corner Of
AIIlu and Tenth streets.
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Alp TO TIE GovERSoR.-Colon"l William
l., Cameron has resigned his position a.
secretary and aid-de-canp TO Governor
Walker, and will be succeeded on the 1st
proximo Ivy Captain Thomas I. Owens, OF
Norfolk. Captain Owens is one Of the most
popular men in the state. and IS widely
i;no0.n rs the Grand Master OF Masons in
Vireinia. Colonel Cameron will probably
return 10 the editorial chair OF the Peters
burg Ltder. He has made many friends III
Richmond, and their best wishes Will attend
him,
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INSPECTION LAws-AcTroS OF THE RIcH-
MoSp CHAMBER OF CoMTFIcE.-A speclat
meeting of the Board Of Directors OF the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce Will be
held this evening at o'clock to receive
and act upon report on the general inspec-
ton laws of the State. which has been pre-.
pared b. the Committee on Commerce, OF
which l.. D. Crenshaw. ESQ.,, Is chairman.
Reports on other subjects will also be pre-
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CuRlsrXAs EEAsT.-Tho scholars of the
4. Johns German school viii have L
Christmas feast. with singing and declama-
ton, at sauer's Monticello Hotel tonight.
After the feast there viii be grand ball.
The proceeds of tie entertainment viii be
devoted to paying the debt due on the adj
litinu to the schoNl-houSc.
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TEnpERAHcE Mass MEETING-ELEcrlof
or OrrJcEEs. The various temperance or
S1,,'1Tl,' SIns"ting at Metropolitan Hall on Friday
evening. December 3lst, at < o'clock. H.
Fl. Mullen, Esq, and Rev. james B. TAYLOR
Jr.. viii deliver addresses on the occasion. n
The following officers were elected oy
chockoe Ilill Division on Monday evening
tn fnr tha ensuing quarter George II. Valsn.
tine. ". p; c. W. Fellows, W; \. re-
terficld Trent, r. g.: ". W. Chllds, a. H.
:. p. Benson, F.S.; William ); G;enn,
Treasurer; Thomas ". Upshur, Chaplain
II. =. Elston, C.. J.B. Ladd, A. e.; Jalnes
Thomas. /. g.; James NJ. Whaiey, o.s.
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The LADIES at the Fair opposite the
post-ofiice, anxious to close out their stock
of Christmas and New Years presents, VIII
keep open to-day and niglit-selling OH at
greatly reduced prices-in many instances
at and below cost. Refreshments ut any
hour. Admission, free. Give them call.
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FLOUR FOE S0rTH AMERIcA.-The Ameri-
can bark Olivia II. Hume, Hume lnasser'
cleared Yesterday with Il cargo Of i,lto bur
rcls of flour for Rio Janciro. shipped by
the Gaego Mills Manufacturing Company:
This makes the fifth cargo of Hour shipped
from this port for South America dlLrlng
the present montli--in AL, about l',oOo
1..nr.,
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PorriArros or OHI0.-The number, OF
pupils attending the public schools i'll ono j,I
is reported to amount to 1,o2S,si lhe
ratio Of Tic schoo! population to the ciitirc re-
population of Ohio has been placed at 20
per cent. but careful analysis oi the sta-
tistics Of the State, it Is asserted, VIII siio"
that the population Of Ohio will now reach
1rO 0tNI:
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NEwspArEE-C -CABRiER AssArLTED.-Chas'
August Rnwson, carrier of the D'spatch;
was assaulted on the corner OF, Fourth ana
Main streets yesterday morning by negro
man. who Knocked him down and roDDeo
him Of his bundle of papers. This WIZ &c.
count for some Of our subscribers In that
section of the city not having received their
papers as usual on that morning.
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FrEL.-Igh. but how thc Wind blows. IL Is 90
roII and all seems 80 cherries. My bones seem
.fiT.ped. and nv very marrow seems chilled.
What must 7 do? Echo answers : Step down TO
WOOD COCKS. on thc Basin bank. and supply my
self with the best Il coal and wood. WOoDCocK
Is i good fcli1n. H. a"loE"r I" Richmond. IL L
mau of enterprise, aEt deserve, ''ie encourage
ment ri ,:ichmoud people. Give him asnl! ify"u
want 10 keep warm.
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FAIR on CHURCH H1LL.-Tbe children OF
st. Johns (EpiscopaD Church sunday school
are holding . fair ut the rcsidence OF Nr:.
Carringtcn, on Broad street between IWeh.
tv-fourth and Twentv-ffth, and visitors VIII
find it to he one OF the most attractive place,
in the city. The proceeds of the fair will
he used for the benefit Of the sunday school.
and we trust the children will be amply
rewarded for their benevolent efforts by tho
liberal patronage of the public.
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HAspeoNE TEsriMoNIAL.-Mr. George W.
Gary was the recipient on Christmas day
of a testimonial III the shape of silver
headed cane from his apprentices IN the
printing business. Mr. Gary Is now the
landlord OF the Monumental Hotel
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CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM TIE MAYOR
Mayor Chahoon on Christmas Eve sent the
boy, cr the Nuth->trcct Grammar School
quantity Of tirc-rrackers rs n Christmas
,.irt. and the boys gave him vote OF thanks
for his rcmemhrancc.
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ANgPpfSG.

TOR NEW YORK.-Thc cle- -t>ffIfs.
L CANT steamship ISAAC BEL L. sss. sssss&.sszs .,
Captain EoUKNE. wiii leaTc ne. .sm, whars 10 10
o'clock NJ. Frcigh: received until u -. VI.
Fare. 90. etserage, 20. t2I reisa or Tcs''s'
d.. - IT corner Eleventh an. A:ttn streets.
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Co,;sUMElts OF all kinds OF coal, coke, and
wood would consult ,icir interest by getting sup
plies now. before the press comes, of Mr. }. u.
WATKINS, iii Main street Snow aud Ice are
.y, lips
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Mcssrs. ". D. BLAIR j Co. Ninth and aiAln
streets are scliag Il Sherry line ut SIX tsel doll
lars per g,iio1 that we understand Ii very supc-
r!or article.
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MISSING MES.-The announcement that u
dead body had been seen floating Ill the
river near City Point has brought to light
the fact that two persons residing in this
vicinity have been missed by their friends
for several days.
The first is'Wiliam Barlow, an cmployc
ut Crews soap factory, who haS not been
seen since Thursday last. lie has had much
domestic trouble within the past year or
two. and has been frequently before the
Mayor on account OF it. In The first place.
ni> daughter, 4 dnlnutivc little creature,
lett iji- house and behaved very badly.
Since that time his troubles have increased,
and it is feared that h has made way with
himself He Is about fifty years old.
Ur. John &. Winston, of Manchester. ia
also missing, and has not been seen since
Thursday "ycujng last, when he was ut the
old Market. fir-i@ about tftv-fivc years OF
age, and his friends do not know what has
become Of him.
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It Is Il remarkable fact that the lunsttc
asylums Of all the southern States are full
to oyerflowing.-SauannGh Republican.
Which may account aor SO many empty
seats in the halls Of CongTesS.-Nc,o York
Commercial.
Which implies that the seats filed are
filled by lunatlcs.
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81 ELtTeoS IL co. VII i1sert advertisements In
the principal ne spapcrsi IL EirgIa., North Caro-
lima Tennessee and The northern ci!les, n pub
fishers rates ior cash. Apply Mt this Office.
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ALI. the Illustrated papers and monthly ma9a-
zines III FLLYSoT ( TAYLon'6, mex; 70 INC p'e-
Juich hui!diu@.
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THE largest assortment of Jnvcnilc books IN tlie
rity ut I-LLYsOS & TATLOC'S-
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clearly tending to diminish our ideas OF the
real dimensions Of the ncbula, and 81 rem
dering the observed changes somewhat less
astounding than they otherwise would BE-.
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Sueur 49, .a.r - '~~
to the great nebI.a.
fore US. There seems no ionso. :.
room to doubt that the nebula has changeu
in the most marvellous manner since Sir
john Herschel, n third of century ago,
mapped its most striking features, The
stars which are strewn over the nebula, and
which had been spoken of by Sir John Rer-
schel as probably much nearer to us, have
remained unchanged In position, and with
one exception have not changed much in
relative brilliancy. So that Mr. Sueur has
been led to form the opinion that the ncbula
l. much nearer to Us than the stars-n view
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u.H1SE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Am sT.kC, DECEMBER 20, 1ac?.
snn rise. . T.l7I Moon rises. ........ s.c7
sun nst.ts.....,.. ..!J High :h!e. ........l l9sa