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OHIO.

Suicide of Bank Cnsi,ier--The Second
National Bank of Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Is, 1862
J. C. Buell., cashier of the Second National Bank in
this city, committed suicide this morning by shoot
ing himself through the head. The cause is supposed
to have been mental depression, resulting from
Losses during the late panic.
rumor having been circulated that the Second
National Bank oil this city was heavy loser by the
deiacation OF Mr. Buell., late cashier The directors
OF that institution publish card assuring the public
That its respon sibllty Is unlnpalred and pledgng
themselves individually that all obligations shall be
promptly met. The card Is signed by Joseph Per-
klns A. stone, Jr., George 3. Ely, and ]. II. Wade
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GEORGIA.
The Northern Excursion Party for the State

The Northern Excursion Party for the State
Fair.
ATLANTA, Nov. Is, 1859.
An excursion train left here this morning with
Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon. G. W. Woodward, Com
missioner Capron, Colonel J. w. Forney, Hon.
Columbus DelanO and daughter. for the fair at
Macon, Ga. The engine, Governor Bullock was
decorated with the Stars and Stripes, and the
coaches adorned with notices us iollows:-"To
Georglas Harvest Home We Come" "A Common
Interest Joins Our Hands, "Glad Plenty Laughs"
1.-THE Valleys ring; Reviving Commerce Lifts Her
Head,n aud "He Who's StouLest AT tue Plough or
Flail Will be the knight to Flay the Dragons Iail.n
The guests have been received every where with
marked respect anu treated with the utmost cor
dialliy by the committee OF the Georgia Agricultural
Society, Colonel Hubert and Governor Bullock.
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Board of Assistant Aldermen.

The board met yesterday afternoon, the President
Mr.. Monaghan, in the chair.
Mr.. PINCKHEY offered resolution, which was
adopted, Directing the Comptroller TO inform the
Board Of the nunbe OF leases Of wharves piers and
slips made by the commissioners of the Sinking
Fund during 1862 the NAMES OF the persons to whom
such leases were made and tho terms OF such leases
Mr.. ROBINSON presented reh, onstrance against
the paving OF Dominick street witA Belgian pave
ment, which was referred 10 the %ommittee on
Streets.
on motion the Board adjourned till wednesday,
without transacting further business.
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Meeting of the state Educational Association.
BATH. nov. 10, 1869.
The annual meeting Of the Maine Educational
Association begun here to-paY. A. P. stone, OF
Portland was chosen President. Professor Fletcher,
OF Castine, read paper 'The wants OF our COM
mon Schools" which was followed by q discussion
OF the same subject rhe discussion la the evening
was some Of the agencies IA school government.
The attendance VT the meeting ~ good. Tue Session
Will terminate Wednesday noon.
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ALABAMA.

Meeting Of the Lcgislntrrc-Thc Governors
Message.
MONTGOMERY, Nov TO- 1869.
The Alabama Legislature met today. The Gov
ernor's Message was read IN both houses. IL Is very
conservative. lie combats the calls made for mar
tal law and says there has been no necessity for IT,
sets forth the general peaeeluness OF the people
and the advantage offered In this state Tor emgra-
ton; favors reduction OF taxes ana iimL 10 Tue
endorsements by the State for railroads. The mes.
sage Is generally regarded as more moderate aad
conservative than was expected.
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DELAWARE.
Escape of u Murderer.

WILMINGTON Nov. Is, 1862
Robert H. Goldsborough, convicted OF murder in
the last Sussex County Court and sentenced to be
hanged on December 10. escaped from the Jail at
Georgetown last night by filing OF the irons and
digging through three walls He was helped by out
side parties, who had a carriage waiting. He Is
about thirty years old 1--WE leeG eight inches high,
slightly bent, strongly built, and has light brown
HAIR.
The Governor or Delaware Will issue procama-
ton tomorrow Offering q reward for his recap
ture,
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THE ERIE STRIKE.

There are no new developments in reference to the
trouble between the Erie Railway Company and
It's braSemen. The men at Port Jervis ara
still out and say that they intend to hold
out TO the last. Trains are running without much
interruption, new men being employed every day.
IL was rumored to-day that the brakemen on the
western divisions or the road had struck, but there
Is no authority for the statement.
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RUSSIA.
Alliance
lance Between France, Austria

Alliance bciwecn France, Austria and
Enssfn.
PETERSBURG, Nov. Il, lSGa.
project for treaty OF alliance, offensive and de-
fensive, between France, Austria and Russia has
been submitted by Prince GortscHakolT TO Fleurg,
tire French Minister, and sent by the latter to
Napoleon. The duration OF The alliance is to be
three years, and 1t Is to be renewable upon six
months notice. Each party Is 70 keep certain
standing army.I
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THE GRAND STREET SHOOTING MFaM-DEATH OF KANE.

William Kane who was shot in the head yesterday
morning by James Lee, IN the saloon OF Anthony
Miller, 10. 3os Grand street, as fully reported In
another column, died at the Bellevue Hospital last
night. Coroner Keenan, has been notified and will
hold an inquest this morning.
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which might be checked by sinpe remedy like 'BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TgoEH ES' II allowed to progress may ter
INMATE seriously For Bronchitis, Asthma Caarrh and Con-
srapve Coughs 1.-THE Trocesn used with advantage,
eive otcnes immediate relief Singers and public speak
viii excellent 10 clear the voice and render
arncu.aion wonderfully easy.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship Nemesis will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
OF twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
be ready at hallpast ten o'clock IN the morning
Single copies n wrappers FOR matI!ng six cents
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A.~-Nof n Cnnard when IL Was First An.
nouuced that PIALOS & SON had produced article for
restoring hair ts natural color that innocuous
the failing rain clear the mountain torrent and fragrant
ment fabulous But a tia Of PRAL0Ns WALK OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, has ced the most
c.edos that IL indeed s perfect and u4chcss prepara-
tgl was claimed to be- II Is effective than any dye
Ia existence and absolutely harmless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

Abel Bros. are selling Ready Made Cleih-
great reduction latest styles work. 20
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
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The secret or Bcunty Lies ia the Use OF
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE COMPLEXION.
hness, Rednes, Botches Sunburn, Freces and ran
disappear whore s applied and beautiful complexion OF
pnre sanke is obtained The plGinest
made glow with heathfu bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember ha-aus Magnolia Balm 10 the thing that
these elects, and any lady Cor 5 cena
any ~ stores vt y Park row, New York Uae on
LYONS kATHAKI0N for tie Hair.
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MADRID, Nov. IS, 1869.
Senior Rivero, President OF the Constituent Cortes,
entertained General Sickles the American Minister,
at banquet last night at his palace in this city.
Members of the Cablner, Deputies to the Cortes and
other distinguished guests were present Compli-
mentary toasts were exchanged and the best feeling
was manifested toward the representative of the
United States. The company passed several hours
in earnest discussion of the foreign and colonial pol
icy Of Spain. From the interchange OF views which
was had on the occasion important results are
anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

Afford ssc Upper, Manufacturing silver
smiths wholesale and real Nos Is7 and 1883 Broadway,
Teuth street, up stairs.
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A.-A.--U. :. Fire ENfinGuisher, Same as
supplied the N Fire Departments Alwsys ready for
use No building safe without IT, Beware Or worth
less inventions 4. s. Fire Extinguisher Company No.
New lOrx.
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EGYPT.
Royal Visitors for Port said.

LONDON, Nov. Is, 1859.
despatch from Alexandria announces the
arrival OF the Emperor OF Austria at Port Said. The
Empress Euegnie is expected to reach that place
tomorrow. The weather at the Isthmus Is very
hue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

A.--Now ii rte Tine
FOR CHERRY PECTORAL TBOCHEs; they viii cure colds,
sorebroa,s &c. NO Or those worthless, nausestns
cubel things.
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Ii, View Of the Deception practircd by Deal
es In worthless and other spurious imitation watches,
buverS of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should invaria
bly, demand a certificate Of genuiuess.
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NASHVILLE Nov. is, 1862
In the House to-day the Committee on Federal
Relations reported In favor OF the rejection OF the
fifteenth amendment to the federal constitution.
The report was made the special order for 60
morrow.
agreed 10 compromise, fixing lEe number OF men,
beers at seventyhve, the election to take place on the
third Saturday in December aud the Convention 10
meet on the second Monday In January. Both
houses nave accepted the compromise.
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goyrI Havana LOstcry.--pFiyes Paid ir Gold.
Information furnished The hghess rates paid for Douboons
and al KINDS Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO, Bankers, 1s Wall street, NJ Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--Thc Best in tho
world Tie dye; harmless, reliable, Ostans
neous. Factory Ii Bona street.
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ono 81 the strns OF the Times, and n Very

[Dup inc NhT'IH OF LNIN "
rea snn indeed that sfsn OF KNOX the Halter Of
broadway bnon street IL an onlnous, sign, too 20
Xii ho M ink that intend to retire and leave the Ged
10 his unsuccessful competitors When man puts up sign
tic The one recently erected by Knox he and
thnt Il ius yhA Knox He to sell Hats
ana Furs this a than And, what Is MORE he will do IT,
Toeber the big sign knOx's when you desire stylish
mi n ano us Knox accommodate you at low prices
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The Collision on the Western Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA, 1882
Further particulars OF the disaster on the western
Pacific Railroad this morning have been received.
Eleven dead bodies, recovered from the wrecked
cars have been taken to the deadhouse In Oakland.
1t is estimated that twenty persons were wounded.
The scene Of the disaster is described as hearrend
ing. the ''telescoped" cars revealing sickening
scene OF crushed humanity Different statements
are given regarding the cause OF the disaster It
alleged that the western Pacific tram was ahead OF
time and should have waited at Damous station for
the passage OF the Alameda train. Another state
the point where the Alameda and Pacific
roads connect, who said that the Alameda
train was behind time. and he would be damned II
breakfast While he was IN the house gravel tram
passed down, and he supposed 1t was the Western
Pacific train. When the Western Pacific train came
up the engineer inquired whether the Alameda tram
had passed and the station master replied. Gan
right; go ahead" The remains or Judge BALDWIN
have been removed TO the residence of his brother
ln-law, Mr. John Benton, In Oakland
Cause of the Disastcr-Additional List Of
Victims.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is, 1869.
The United States and District Courts adjourned
over to-day in respect to the memory OF Judge Bald
win, who was killed by the railroad collision yes
terday.
The cause OF the disaster is ascribed 10 negligence
on the part of the switch tender at the Of
the Alameda and western Pacific Railroads. Even
after passing the switch the accident would never
have occurred but for thick fog bank which envel
oped the Western Pacific train, as in clear weather
where the collision happened, and for miles
around on the level plain, trains can be
seen q long distance ahead. The railroad
officials rendered every assistance in their power to
the unfortunate passengers. Medical aid was
and this city. The scene Of the calamity was visited
by thousands OF our residents, some IN search OF
relations and friends and others from curiosity. The
track was Immediately repaired and the hotel OK
press and the Atlantic express came In on time.
The following Is an additional list Of Killed ana
wounded
Robert owen conductor on the Alameda train
II. Peterson, OF Corral Hollow.
f. B, Mllliken, brakeman on Western Pacific
road.
q. +. Owen and an unknown man.
WOUNDED.
Philip Riley, Of Stockton; badly injured.
Simon Maloche, hip disocated.
E. f. Fitch, Of Costumes, school teacher; leg
fractured.
Captain Wadsworth, badly crushed.
Many others were injured but were able to proceed
home.
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understand by instinct the taste Of Young America. Hia
Hats for this Tie most aug styes out and
his store IFS Nassau Is Of sge all day long.
The hreeod influence OF elegance excellence and chsapncss
is irresistible at lis Nassau street
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LIVERPOOL, Now l5 1902
The Brazilian new vessel, constructed expressly
for the Suez Canal traffic, sailed to-day for Port
Said. she draws twenty feet OF water. other ves-
sells OF similar construction are building IN English
ghipyards
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Cancer Cured.--Brighrs Disease Cured by
the MTSSTSQUOr SPRING Waterloo sale by druggists.
Depot No. College place.
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A.--Charics ~. Fredricks & Co., Photo
rraphers 5s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
gold medal FOR best photographs al american lns
Ear
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OF ali description FOR sale and repaired BY first class work
men. GEO &. ALLEN 4 son, f,l73 Broadway, between
Twenty sevenlh and Twenty streets AND 40 Broad
way one door below Canal street.
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PARIS, NOV. To- 1869.
The manifesto OF the opposition members OF the
Corps Legslatir is published and signed by twenty
eight Deputies. They say that the demand by the
people Of the right to govern themselves means
an inevitable transformation, the necessity OF which
Is each day proved to be more and more
imperative. The opposition intend TO use peaceful
means to that end unless an attempt is made to
silence them by force. The manifesto indicates the
reforms which the opposition viii insist upon.
They pronounce against the preliminary oath pre-
scribed for members Of the Corps and for the abol
ton OF the Military law. the country to be armed
merely for self-defence.
The manifesto concludes as folows:-"The cleo
tive principle Is the only one winch will stand
throughout all revolutions, and must not only be
the base Of the institutions Of the country but kept
clear from monarcnical compromises and the vio-
lence OF demagogues.n
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Crisfadoro's Uariyali6d Hair Dyc.--Sold
applied ais wig and scalp factory, No Aston H3uss
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Electoral Meetings.

PARIS, Nov. Is, 1863.
Many electoral meetings have been held in this
city during the past few days. No disturbances
occurred, nor were any arrests made.
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A. weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wfgd,
Dust &C. RoEBUCA BROS, s. Fulton street, New York
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
F. ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Ministerial Banquet to General
Sickles in Madrid.
The Foreign and Colonial Policy Of Spain
Amicably discussed"
~~~~N~~~<~~~>~~~~~~~~~
Napoleon Plans a Cabinet Change and
Paris Remains Tranquil.
FRANCE.

The Emperor and the Cabinet-.inisterial
Rearrangement-M Rochcfort-The Troops
ON Duty and Paris Quiet.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1859.
1t ia currently reported and generally believed in
the best informed political circles to-day that the
Emperor Napoleon has abandoned the hope OF re-
arranging the Ministry or forming an entirely new
Cabinet just at present.
1t ID said that after the meeting and organization
OF the Legislative body on the 29th inst he will pro-
coed to select Cabinet choosing for olce and hand
ing the different portfolios of State to VINO can
command majority OF votes in the Chamber on the
most important questions.
n. Rochefort IS now regarded as certain OF being
chosen 10 represent the first electoral district Of
Paris.
The troops on duty in and around Paris have been
quietly concentrated at different points, and the
prospect Of popular tumuit disorder is regarded
as quite remote.
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stH.. 40.
M MpaIS RACES.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Ii,

MEMPHIS. Nov. IS, 1859.
The Chckasaw Jockey Club held the seventh
days racing to-day. The Jockey CLUB purse, for all
ages. dash Of three miles, was won by Charley
Walker by walking over tho track.
The Consolation Handicap, for horses that have
not won during the meeting. mile heats, best In s.
for purse OF $780, resulted as Ioliows:-
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Words of Cheer for Young Men, Whoe nav-
ing fallen Victims social evils, desire nettet
IN sealed envelspes, free OF mabg "NdO's
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, boS Pa Fhladsipaisl "a
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Have You seen Theru e-Fishci's Bronchial
TABLETS the American Capitol Remedy, which cures
COUGHS aud all Bronchial Complaints.
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Amy y0ur Hats from Burke, I.sS Fulton
street. styles and prices decidedly popular
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Warnools 81 Co,

Wsrnoo6 81 Co.,
SO Broadway
Ladies' Fms,
Boys and Youths Hats, ...-.,,sn,
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Napoleon at Compiegnc-Military Review.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1869.
The Emperor, who still remains at tue palace at
Compegnc, received the troops encamped there
yesterday Sunday. lie was greeted with great
enthusiasm by the troops aud the people
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TENNESSEE.

Legislative Report Against tho Fifteenth
Amendment-The Constitutional Conven-
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SPAIN.

Ministerial Banquet to general sIcISles-The
Colonial Policy Discussed. -.
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UNITED STATES sUPrEIE COURT.

Claims for Salvage on the Monitor Cons nchc-
steam Boiler Explosions Peril OF Navsgn-
tion-Liabiities of Substituted Consignees--
Jurisdiction of State Courts in Questions of
LEGAL Law-8esolutions OF the Bar on the
Death of Robert j. Walker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29
From the Norfolk Day Book
The yYrsaasfa United States senators.

The election of the two senators by the
important subject under discussion N the lle
colnmns of our contemporaries throushoutc T
the State. with the vast preponderance OF
the influential papers in favor OF the lmme, leo
dio,e election of senators after the passage
of the fifteenth amendment. The LAY b00s s
took early ground for this matter being leit
entirely to the discretion of the members
Of the Legislature on their convening, sup up
posing, Of course, that body would sec sec
the absolute necessity OF making tne &c
election Immediately, if that aDsoluSe TTe
necessity existed, and otherwise Il nor. we
have never yet had any doubt OF their az &c, :
ton after they get TO work and underseahat ~
Wthe situation" rightly. Their choice o. o.
men is somewhat limited. They can senu
no one to the Senate who cannot take tne
iron-clad oath without having them re-
iected; and we feel that the members o.
the Legislature are too seriously impressed
with the Importance of the occasion to do
aught that could even be tortured into an
appearance of trifing with the interests sc Q, >
tRe people of this state at this time ana
surely the sending Of senator to Congress
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NETT WITH SUCCESS EvERywHEE..

rTIkS'S EFFECTU.tI. ERhDICATQR effects
alvrc IN every case wien properly applied. To
r..-,nn< s.Gcriug with rheumatism, Lunbago. or
pains Of ;hc Limbs and Joints II gives relief after
aGw applications.
7nc lror7!ytor Of the L. I. T. SPECIFICS.
having been applied tc frequently by persons :c-
esr,t,i uow takes iAiS method of Informing the
.,.t.is That hc ,as arranged his Office at No lalG
E-osf street, "h"rC hc will uadcrtlkc 30 cnrc with
his '>pu.iGcs" " any person suffering with Rhcu-
,aa,.su, LmAha%>, or Pains OF the Limbs and
Joints. o7 vii, call at patients residences II de-
.r-.L and guarantees TO effect = cure with Ills
SPECIFICS only In al cases.
iLIAs'S EEFECTUAL ELIXIi., Tor the GER
,.Ia cure of DyScrery, D!arrhUa, and all Bowel
p,,u,acrS. Tie proprietor or the f. L L. SPE-
ClFlCS can prove by some OF wcll-knn,rn citi-
.egs VII, have tried Il that the '.Elxir>, works
Ike magic In Ill cases, and he will cure all per-
sons afflicted \: his Office, or call at pat ents' resi-
dcacos AZ any time required
rLlA>'S EFFECTUAL FLIEIR BIrTRRS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years 1t is apoSitiyc cure for
SIX Stomach and General Debility, aud "a a tonic
/, .croud 10 none.
The +. +. L. SPECIFICS are rJr sale by oil the
r-atlpnl druggists AT retail, and by the proprie-
-at h, Office, No. lNc Broad street. None gen.
nine without the propr!ctor's photograph and sig
r4,arc. se7T
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ANOTHER VISIT FROM MR. EARLE.-ThiS
distinguished evangelist writes to the Retl-
giouS Herald that, acting upon the recon-
mendation of Richmond pastors and
churches, as we'll as that OF many at the
North, and the deep conviction Of his own
heart, he has consented to hold a number OF
meetings South this season.
He says further q" commence in Nash
vile, Tenn, October oath, and III Baltimore,
with DR.. K. Fuller, November 2Sth, aud at-
ter resting . few days, return further south,
if possible, to spend three months more. /
ask an interest in the prayers Of my many
friends in Richmond. ., for power from On
high! hope to spend day in Richmond
in going to Nashville, or on my return, and
hands again Of those who laborcd so earn
cstly with me, and those who gave them
selves so readily to Christ last spring. Much
love to your family and Church"