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Fot the Jasper Courier.
Essay Oh Man.
HEIn.-TITA DAMNED-THE REBELLWUs An
GELs-sATAN, THE FATHER Or LIE


gian Tomb:
Where molten seas Of birthstone hiss
and boil,
And raging blasts fierce flame and smoke
cmbrOil:
Above, below. around the glaring air
Deep thnndcrs roll, more vivid light
niiys glare
There midst that gulf Of Gods eternal
ire
Are scourg'd the damned with IIcll's in
ternal fire.
All! there no faith of Il rcdecming morn
sheds one faint ray to Hclfs condemned
iorlorn;
No soothing hope, TO ease the dismal
wound.
No charity alas! in Hell are found.
Dire are the groans, the groans of dire
despair:
For death. destruction is The final prayer.
And us u,c din of the Internal riot
Now altcrna;cs with dread portentious
quiet.
\ brazcn tongue proclaims in dismal
sound
TO deepest Hell. 10 IIells cOnclavcaround:
"All hope abandon We who enter here
And midst the flames of that dark
soOty realm
(Though Sins great sire pretend the re-
gal he,m.)
The rod of God cen there grasps rule
supreme,
And scoi,rges damned Rebellion midst
sulphurous flame.
For Gods omniprcsence holds supreme
SWAY:
In Heaven in Glory :-On Earth i'm char
ity:-
In Hell below, IN dire o'rwhelming
wrath.
Hot flames cnragcl l,y lIell's sulphurous
breath.
Satan. and lie malicious i'cnds below.
Writhe midst t,n his.int scourgc. dire
flames w,.el .iow
With panrs len th.aslnd tines more
ierc when Hell
And the celestia. bliss from which they
foil,
They in fell council oft compare: Then
The sooty bonnd'rjcs o reinotest ilell
demanding. death from lieavens de-
vast'iing sway.
And a. the birth OF the late som OF
God
Is known below III l!cils dark abode:
that twas ordaind d! Heaven cteri'a'
plan,
lihc Earth shorld bc temporal home
for Man:
\ pilgrimage where he should prove his
worth.
10 The high claim OF his celestial birth
IN iiil'al love obey high heavens Mii
Then III perpetual JOY with Tod Il
dwell.
Possess the forfeit bliss OF arcocilou'
Hell.
And SATAN. the malicious hcnd peiow
Mc'cs d,en. the momentous ho"r-a"d hcrce'
His hate and rage against high Heaven
| anu MAN:
10 Illustrate Gods beneficient plan,
n accomplish Heirs trluInph-thc iaiI OF
Man,
New wilcs engcnders Satans gui'ciu
BRAIN.
lie thinks he plans-concocts IN dlreiu
hate
Copiaf"s with Hell : intrigue; TINS iust'
ful mate
conceived begat q son TO llclis mos
high :.
And He'll cxuitant host hailed the OIL
sprlng-Llct-
i The best beloved OF He'll dark potcntafc
! And sire and son IN power are rcplcte
= he sire III force the son III strategy:
And Hell thtlS armed. dared hlEn lfeavcf
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r1t is singular fact that Of tic
seven members fhat composed the Cabi-
net Of Mr.. LINCOLN, at the commence
mrht of his administration. only one sus-
tains tho Radical party. and that one i
Senator CAMERON, and those who know
him win not he surprised that Re is on
the side Of tho party inpowcr.. The Cur
rion attracts the huzzards and Tia birds
Of prey.
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Fringe tn horizon and dim the gazing
eyes:
When thousand birds attunc their even
ing lay,
As farewell prayers at the close Of day /:
When balm! Odors scent the air around
And with enchanted joy all are spell
bound.
- Nj.
Man.
lin lol Writ Satan is callet "1he Fa her ~ Lie.''
III i a remarkable tradition With Greek, Romans.
Efypnrs. ind'as. and annng the less ned
arci,nf nations thar Sa..n under III. disguise of the
Grcat snake, 1arred against the Gods and Nah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 24.-The Secre.
tary Of the Treasury has authorized the as
sistant treasurer at New York to sell to-mor-
row s., 900, 900 Of gold and buy four millions
of bonds.
To-day there was the first full Cabinet
meeting that has occurred for several
months.
Count Catacazy, the Russian Minister,
was received by the President to-day.
James NJ. Dickinson has been appointed
assessor of the Sixth Tennessee District, and
William Rule assessor of the Second Ten
neSsee District.
The Treasury Department has ordered
three new revenue cutters.
The report Of the Agricultural Bureau
says that unless the close of the season is
very favorable there must be $50, 000,0 900
bushels less than a full crop.
OF cotton it says there will be reduction
from the Carolinas to Alabama, and Il mate
rial increase from Mississippi to Texas.
Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina, have
suffered most-manly from drought, but in
few localities from rust, the caterpillar,
and boll-worm. The estimate makes the in.
crease in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas,
respectively, 10, T., and II per cent. The
probabilities ut present are in favor of a
Weld Of 2,1j0, 900 bales. The wheat crop is
large, and the quality in the South decidedly
superior.
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BURNINa OF AN OIL TRAIN on THE ERIE
RAILEoAD.-Nc1r York, September 23.-To-
might a fire occurred on an oil train on the
Eric railroad, on Il side track, at Pcnhorn
City. y. J., about three miles west Of the
Bergen tunnel The flames spread with
such r.pidity that before any of the cars
could he detached and removed beyond
danger the entire train was enveloped in
flames. The fire communicated TO three
large wooden tanks near the track, used for
crude oil. The fire was still raging ut mid
night, and fears were entertained for the
safety Of the extensive oil works at Pen
horn. The loss is very heavy. A number
of passenger trains were delayed several
hours.
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New YORK ITEMs.-Ne,o York, September
23.-The earnings of the Union Pacific rail-
road for the first seventeen days OF Septen-
Der are officially reported at S4O9, 993.u.
-. Goodenough prints card denying
the allegations charging him with Iraudu-
lent transactions in purchasing supplies for
the Methodist Book Concern, and desires
the public to await his proof Of their fall
Sity. HE is merely sharper, not a swim
dlesr. He charged the Book Concern com
missions on hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars worth of purchases, which 1t was Ills
duty to buy.]
The Democrat has the following . 4
Cuban tilibustering party of about seventy
five men embarked yesterday on steam
tug, intending, rs is supposed, to steam Il
short distance out of the harbor and take Il
Cuban vessel awaiting them. Finding them
selves watched by a revenue cutter, they
discmbarked at Williamsburg. No arrests
were made"
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The once famous ballet dancer Maria Tag
uoni is said 10 be dying Of consumption Ut
Brunu, Morayia.
The record Of the Sir John Franklin eX-
petition was found on the California coast
10y Mr.. James DAILY, Of the firm Of DAILY &
Rodgers, lumber merchants in San Buena-
ventura. Mr.. DAILY, walking on the beach,
accidentally stumbled upon battered lea
thcr bag, made Of Seal-Skin and closely ias-
tened, and in that the paper was found.
Mrs. ualpne, the wife of q mechanic
living at No. ia East Warren street, Brook
lyn while in q fl Of insanity yesterday
afternoon, killed her son, Il boy OF eight
years, Nv cutting him over the head with
Ratchet. Her daughter Alice, attracted by
the boys cries, broke in the door, and was
also attacked, but managed TO secure the
Ratchet and bring in the police, who took
Mrs. iaipine into custody
There is female founding in st. Louis
30 beautiful that the person having the care
Of her ii overwhelmed with offers to adopt
her. He has, therefore, decided to put the
infant up at auction and sell her TO the
highest bidder, the money to be placed In
bank 1T compound interest for her dement,,
and TO be paid TO her when she reaches the
age Of eighteen.
The Democratic State Convention Of New
York nominated the following ticket Secre-
tafy Of State, Homer A. Nelson; Comp
uoiler, William j.. Allen; Attorney-Gen-
efa!, Marshall Il. Champaign State Trea-
SSurcr, Wheeler II. Bristol; Engineer and
surveyor, Van Il. Richmond; Canal Com
missioner, w. w. Wright; State Prison In
Spector, j. l.. Latin Judges of the Court
!" appeals, John a. Lott, Robert Earl.
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THE NEW YORK NORTHERN METHODIST
BOOK CONCERN FRAUDS.-'The explanation
Of this occurrence, which charged the de-
t;!lcaton solely upon Richard Johnson, the
superintendent Of the binding department,
seems not TO have been correct. 1t appears
that son of DR.. Porter, one Of the agents,
has received commission for the past eight
or nine years, averaging not less than seven
per cent, for purchasing printing paper for
this institution--that is, the agent permitted
h> son, who is paper broker, to charge q
heavy commission for doing what it was the
agents duty to do himself. Report says the
purchases OH which commissions have been
allowed amounted TO 100000 per annum,
and also that the son sold paper at rates
which gave him still greater profit. s. IRE
gularitie>" are also reported in the building
department, but no particulars given, a
rigid investigation is progressing, and Inn
plicatcd parties have been dismissed.
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The Great WhisIsey Frauds In New
Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 24.-This eve
ning's Picaynne says that for some time
past investigations have been quietly going
on in the custom house Of the books as far
back rs kcllogg's regime. 1t has been dis
ton of the custom house large frauds were
pcrpctratcd in manner so bold and fragrant
that it would be an insult to the intelligence
Of the officials then in office to suppose
that they were not cognizant of the facts.
Vessels of comparatively small tonnage were
cleared from this port with apparent car
goes of whisliey on their manitests that ships
OF three and four times their capacity could
not have slowed away. Imaginary mer-
chants of Honululu and Greenland received
ton paper many such consignments, which
in reality were sent West or put upon the
market here.
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@'' COMMUNICATIVE Tnfiu.
aslca for Hayis

WASHINGTON, September 24.-Nothing is
certainly known regarding the Cabinet de-
alterations to-day. Texas was up, and it is
stated, on quite reliable authority, that a
determination was reached to throw the
Executive influence in favor of Davis, the
extreme candidate for Governor. In fur
therance of this policy J. G. Tracy, chair
man of the Texas Republican Executive
Committee, has been appointed postmaster
at Houston, and S. Palm postmaster at Aus
tin. 1t is stated, on authority quite as
good, that other Federal officers opposing
Davis will be removed.
1t IS worthy of notice that while the above
items are thrust into the hands of reporters
other actions of the Cabinet are carefully
concealed.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

GENERAL GRANT AND THE VIRGINIA SENA-
ToRs.--A special telegram in the Baltimore
Sun of Friday, from "Data" tthe oval
lacc" of the Dispatch, says:
" Report has it that the President favorS
m election Of United States senator's by the
Virginia Legislature, which meets on the
IN of next month, as soon after organiza-
ton a practicable. The persons most gene
rally named for senators by those who come
here from Virginia are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lewis and General Robert Williams. The
n ter refuses to enter the canvass personal
". and will remain at his post Of duty in
the War Department.
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KASAwuA CANA1.-The projectors Of the
james River and Kanawha canal will come
before Congress for an appropriation for
the completion and enlargement OF this
work, which connects the Underwater Of thc
James with the Ohio by way of the Virginia
mountain region. The work has been an
age III progress, and will never be completed
by Virginia alone.-lNeeo York Commercial.
And if we have senators of the right stripe
we may get the appropriation. 1t would
be worth more to us than 4 hundred scna-
torShiDs.
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The Chinese Emigration Scheme.
Secretary BoutweIl's Opinion.

WAsnINGToN, September 24.-Koopmar-
schap, the importer of Chinese labor, visited
Secretary Boutwell, about revenue ques-
ton regarding rice, and incidentally dis
cussed the Chinese immigration scheme.
The Secretary said it would not be inter-
fcred with unless the laws were violated.
koopmanschap goes to Memphis and New
Orleans. thence to the Louisville CONNER
cial Convention, and then to China, to fill
the contracts he may have made.
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The TOBACCO TAH.-A meeting Of the Elk
Manufacturers and Dealers Union was held
nj the Germania Assembly Rooms yesterday
AT 1 Pm. A. Scheidemantel, {. Newmeier.
Peter Radow, John Frank, and Gustav 4.
Ratz. were appointed 4 committee to draw
az memorial TO Congress for the purpose
ii obtaining a change in the revenue laws
relating 10 tobacco. 1t is to be put in the
form Of petition to lay al tax upon the
raw material instead Of on the manufactured
article. When completed the document
will be sent to the different manufacturers
and dealers unions throughout the United
states for the signatures of their members !;
on obtaining which it will he submitted to
CoDgcSs,-Nelc York Times, Thursday.
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EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION IN OHIo-A
CoLoRED Man on THE Cincin-
natl. September 23.-iesterday the colored
people Of Dayton and vicinity celebrated the
anniversary Of the emancipation proclama-
ton. Peter II. Clark (colorcD, of this city,
delivered an address, in which, among other
things. he said :" have within the past
few weeks had the good fortune to find my
self in accord with the good old Democratic
party; to have. my sentiments applauded
Nv il organs" &c. The above refers 20
new 2apef comments on his Louisville
speech, OF which he said :: " l find in read
ing over my speech which has so pleased my
Democratic friends that demanded equal
education and an equal ballot for the colored
man, and for this | am admitted III full
Standing TO the Democratic church"
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,TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money Markef.-Fearfuf
Rise and Fall In GOId.-SeyeraI
FaiIuras

New YORK, September 24.-Eremng.-
After day of unparalleled excitement In
Wall street the mari et closed comparatively
calm. Gold opened at 1907 ran up to 1sa
at II O'Clock, and fifteen minutes after
wards fell to 1863, then to 135, and closed
at 133: Transactions were so enormous
that the Gold Exchange Bank could not
settle at the regular hour, which has caused
great confusion. 1t is impossible to tell at
present what large firms, if any, have failed.
Several small firms are known to have sus.
pended. '''''
Money was unsettled to the close, when it
was quoted at per cent. with half cent
commission. Sterling recovered at the close.
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France.

PARIS, September 24.-Pere Hyacinthe
has left his convent and gone home to his
parents, where he will wait the decision of
the Council.
La GanloS asserts that France has sent
note to Prussia declaring that the anneXa-
ton OF the Grand Duchy of Baden Will be
regarded us cause of war.
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FOR TOBACC0NISTs.
Office TO MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
We would call the attention of tobacco manu-
facturerS to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued aud 1t would be advisable TO groove
the boxes strictly in accordance with the revised
regulations pamphlet copy OF which will be
supplied gratis to any manufacturer upon appl!-
cation to us by mail.
We are prepared to make TW O-THlRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value of shipments
Of tobacco, &c.
HOFFMAN. BALL x CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
al o3-eod3m CO Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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The EFFECT OF FREEzlNG.-Ihe LONDON
DAHL Ne,ps says it is not true, as generally
supposed, that the act of freezing elmlna ELIMINATES
from water all impure matter. II Seneraliy
does extrude coloring matter, but not or
ganic impurities; indeed, such matters, a.,
though prevented from decomposing by = Inc ne
cold, appear to decompose with redoubled
energy Immediately the temperature Is
sufficient to melt the ice which holds them.
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The Coal on EXPLOSION NEAR PITTsBURG.
The PittSburg papers give the particulars of
the explosion 1T the Standard Oil Refinery,
4 few miles from that city, on Wednesday.
1t appears that still containing about 800
barrels of oil in process Of refining blrsted,
blowing its iron top into ragged fragments,
throwing the hot fluid over the adjacent
ground. and causing severe injuries to seven
men who We're employed some yards dis
lant. The loss is estimated ut SO, 0O0-no
in sllrancp
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Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia.

WAsHINGToN, September 24.-It Is stated
that General Candy recommends the ress-
Enlistment of the Freedmen's Bureau in
Virginia Among the reasons given for this
action is that the drought has produced
scarcity Of grain, which threatens much
suffering among the negroes.
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FATHER DEMONSTRATIONS, September
journals express grief at the
letter of Pere Hyacinthe. lie Monde says
the letter justifcs the fears which have long
heen entertained in regard to him. No
such language has been heard III the French
church since the middle ages.
The PatrTe declares that the independent
language and courageous tone of his SER
mons attracted much attention, ana have
drawn on the preacher the condemnation OF
the papacy and his superlors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25

LAND SALES - Six hundred acres near
Christiansville, belonging tothe Sestate of
Mrs. Nancy Tuck r, to Professor IRA Sayles,
Of New York, fnr $1,000. @
Three hunui~.' ,cres belonging to Mr.. z.
G. Moseley, OF harlotte, near Red Oak
Grove. to \. L. thompson, Of New York,
for $4,000.
Besides the above sales, the agent tells us
he lost the sale of 100000 worth Of pro-
perry on account Of the bad appearance of
Mr.. harness hack and team which he runs
to Roanoke station. - BOydton Tobacco
Plant.
James s. Cam eli has sold his farm, stu
ated six miles below this place, and con-
tanning about 800 ;cres, to Franklin Stearns,
for 81, 900 caSh.~-Tutlue Virgo an.
A tract to George Reagan, Of Leesport,
Pa, belonging to c. c. Smoc5 & Sons, of
Alexandria, containing 800 az es, lying one
and half miles southeast q Brandy sta
ton, at $3.50 per acre.
A tract to same party. lying on Frede-
ricksburg road, five miles southeast of
Brandy station, belonging to J. j. Bell, of
Stauntop, containing 22O acre, at SO per
acre.
A tract to same party, containing 40
acres, adjoining the last-namcd tract, and
belonging to j. T. Norman, Of this county :;
price, $40 per Culpeper Observer.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

SAD Enthusiastically the dead body of
James Emmett Fitch, son Of Robert J.
Fitch, section master on the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad, was found floating Mt
the end Of the pile-driver in the river near
the lower end Of the city wharf. At the in
quest several witnesses were. examined, but
little light was thrown on the manner of his
death. Mr.. William B. Birdsong testified
to having seen him get on the Richmond
train on Tuesday morning at the new de-
pot, in the lower part of the city, and to
have seen him still on the train while it was
crossing the trcstle-bridge over the river.
The train was then going so fast that it was
the impression Of the witness that he was
taken on to Richmond, as he was not seen
subsequently until found drowned yester-
day morning.
The jury rendered verdict that he
"came to his GSath by falling from the
train while passing over the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad bridge lover Appomat-
ioX riNerl on tho ,r,n~c:.- -. =" ~ -
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The weekly Cotton Statement.

New YORK, September 24.-The follow
ing is Il statement OF the cotton trade of the
ports Of the United States for the past week {:
Receipts, 1870 bales. Exports-to Great
Britain, 3,112 bales; to the Continent, $50
bales. Stock, 81, $40 bales.
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TESTIMONY FOR THE SoUTH.-Mrs. ii.
Waddin.cr LADY Of high social position
and much Intelligence, tom Hanover, Ger
many, has recently made Il tour OF observa-
ton through the South. Her purpose was
to determine, in behalf Of herself and
others, the question of removal 10 America,
and her impressions are communicated IN Il
letter 70 the Memphis -1ppe0I, from which
the following extract is taken
THE opinion entertained previous TO my
visit that the southern States were III many
respects far better adapted To the wants Of
my countrvmcn than the Northwest has
been fully confirmed, and l shall not fail to
50 advise them of their interest in the mat
ter, and TO use whatever influence may be
able to exert, both among my friends in
Germanyas well n those in the States north
aud west Of yours, in giving such dlrec-
tons 10 clnigration."
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Ex-Sccretary Stanton's health is i'm
proving.
The Treasury Department is now receiv-
ing nearly two hundred thousand dollars in
fractional currency daily from the bank-note
printers.
Acting Commissioner Douglass has de-
cdrd that where liquors are imported into
the United States and then rcctiticd, they
are thereafter to be treated as domestic
Sl#ir,t>
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Foreign nIarkcts-[BY TELEGRAPHl.


LONDON, September 2i.-NOOH.-Consols. 02s.
United States bonds, 81. Turpcntine 26s. gd.427s.
LIVERPOOL, September 24-Noon.-Cotton-
5000 bales sales Of the week So, 900 bales inclu-
ding 10 600 for export and ll,CcO for speculation.
stock 4!2 900 bales, including 90 900 American ::
stock ailoat, 43O 900 bales including $4,000 Amcr-
can.
Ttco O. rehabilitation quiet. Manchester adviccs
less favorable. Flour, 2is.
LIVERPOOL, September q. ECening. Cotton
quiet and steady. Corn, 39s. Cd. Red western
Wheat, 9s. Id. @1S. sd.
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AssAssINATIoS.-Coloncl T. W. Napier,
sheriff Of Lincoln county, was shot and
Killed, and Ed Davidson. marshal, mortally
wounded ut Stanford, Ky, on Saturday
night, by drunken man named Holmes,