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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

Southern Baptist Convention mt EIrz1a-
viiie-Interesting Proceedings Xes,
terdnv.

Southern Baptist Convention mt Hsrn>s-
viiie-xnteresting Proceedings Xns-
terday.
LOUISVILLE. May 10.-In the Soriheru
Baptist Convention, on motion of DIR. L. D.
Jones, OF Memphis, the rules were sus--
pended to allow the reconsideration OF the
motion by which the Committee on t&S
Treasurer's report of Sunday school board
was adopted. A reconsideration being
moved, DR.. Jones made detailed statem6nk
in defense Of the board in the management
OF its finances.
The report of the committee was defend
ed by DR.. PoindeXter. The Rev. DR.. Boyer
OF South Carolina. explained the relatio4S
which the old board at Greenvile sustained
to the board at Memphis, and quoted ircsa
the report OF the board for this year to
show that Alabama had given more than
any other S.ate; Georgia next, and South
Carolina next. That Tennessee, where the
board is located only, contributed S2oi i&-
He pledged himself and brethren to sustain
this board.
Rev. DR.. Ford, of Memphis, spoke of tlAs
debt of the board, and gave a history In
defiance of its operations.
The Rev DR.. Teasdale. the Corresponding
Secretary of the Board, urged that the rs-
port be not only recOnsidered. but rejected.
Dr.. Poindexter defended the report, ana
said that the Board had been careless, snd
he wanted them to cease 10 be so. With thu
full explanation and ventilation which thsg
had had, he was willing to withdraw thns
part of the report to which objection VISA
made.
Rev. DR.. Graves said that the great diiSs-
Guilty was that the treasurer had not itemizszS
his report, nor had the treasurer of tar
other boards done so. He defended the an
rangements of the board with the Septh.
western Publishing Company.
The motion 10 reconsider was here p9s.
and carried.
DR.. Poindexter, from the committee On sna
treasnrers report, returned the original zs-
port with such corrections as were sug-
gested by the discussion of the morning.
DR.. Ford, the president Of the Sunday
School Board, said that the Sunday SchocS
Board was not and would not be subserviezs
to the Southwestern Publishing House.
After further discussion the report, as corr
rec,ed, was adopted. The committee sp-
pointed on the question of co-operatiSR
with the Northern Baptists. made a report
adverse to cooperation. The convention
sustained the report of the committee by a
unanimous vote. The convention then aas-
journed until the time of the next meeting
at st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
CAKROLy.TON FIRE DEPARTMENT


Tie Ere Department Of Carrollton had q
grand celebration last Saturday, and
marched in procession as follows:
Up Canal avenue to Levee street, down
Ievee to Short, down Short to First, down
First to Lowerline, down Lowerline to
Second. up Second to Canal avenue, down
Canal avenue to Fourth, up Fourth to Madi.
son, up Madison to Second, up second to
Jefferson. down Jefferson to Fifth, up Fifth
to Uppelline, up Upperline to Levee, down
Levee to First, down first to Canal avenue,
where the procession disbanded.
Mr. N. Commaudeur, of Carrollton No. l,
was the Grand Marshal, and the following
gentlemen were m4rshals and aids:
Marshals-J scOb Schwalb Garrollton Fire
Company No. l; Peter Be z s ar Hook and
Ladder Company No. l; Rob rl l.. Preston,
Ind pendent Fire Company No. 2.
Aids-rheodose NJ. Scheffer, Carrollton
Fire Company No /; William 81. Pascoe,
Carrollton Fire Company No. l; jacob Au
gustiue, Star Hook and Ladder Company
No. / Peter Won backer. Star Hook and
Ladder Company No. /; E. r. Cheva'ley,
Independent Ftre Company NJ. 2; John
Cleary, Independent Flre Company No. 2
All the fire companies presented u fac ap-
pearance, and consisted OF CarrolltOn Fire
Company No. l. Star hook and Ladder Com
pany No. and Independent FIRE Company
No 2. Carrollton No. WAS tastefully deco
rated with white and green tarletan.
The next grand celebration of the fire de-
partmant of Carrollon we hope to attend.
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FOREIGN.

Over Five and a III IF Millions MafcY7sgs
for rlebi.cisum--The Bourbon aazk
Orleans Family Decree to be Abrs-
gst-d-COmplete Freedom Of the FreSs
Wanted -Demonstrasians d. N ore n ssAy
then Dangerous Growing Diseoni eass
Under the Income Tax at bombay.
PARIS, May I0.-Returns from all sections
of the country. except Algeria. have been
received, and show majority in favor OF
pebiscitum of over FIVE and a half millions.
La Liberia says: "rhe Emperor intends
to sbrogate the decree diminishing tha
Bourbon and Orleans families"
The same journal wants complete freedcE
of the press, as the result of plebiscitun,
and proves that after years of experiences.
all forts against the opposition press are
powerless.
It is feared that last nights demonsira-
tions will be renewed this evening. Ample
measures are being taken bv the Govern
ment to prevent disorder. Great crowds
are assembling in Faubourg Du Temple.
Several riots occurred last night, none Of
which were serious. Troops are posted
throughout the city, and the demonstrn-
tions made are more noisy than danger
Gus.
LONDON, May 10.-There is growing 6imp
content at Bombay because of the income
tax, and several indignation meetings have
been held.
nous Lefevre explained the proposed re-
auction of lighthouse dues, which chiefly
favors coastwise shipping.
BRUSSELS, May l0.-A terrible railroad
accident occurred near Luxembourg yestea~
day, by which twenty persons were killed.
MADRID. May Ex-senator AloZaga re.
turns Immediately to Paris. There is mrcA
speculation concerning the action OF the
governmental summoning him here. and the
Iuystification is not lessened by the fact khxe
the ministers to Italy, Austria and Portugal
are also expected here. II is rumored thai
these conferences bear on the question al
candidate for the throne. The chances sE
the elevation of Espartero are improving.
The Spanish press comment unfayorabSY,
on the French plebiscitum.
PARIS, May 10, 10 P. M.-Barricades haya
again been thrown up in the faubourg dr
Temple and Belle Vile, and troops are now
operating against them. 1t is reported thxs
captain in charge of an attacking party
WAS wounded
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the Sixth District Court, the matters now

tne SiXtn District court; the matters low
raised are at issue.
g. The bond is insufficient.
The rule and the exceptions were argued
and submitted together. The exception
puts at issue the law aud the facts. and goes
10 the merits Of the cause. l. should be In
cluded in the answer, if urged at all.
The ground set forth in the rule that the
affidavit is untrue, also puts at issue the law
and the facts; it might be ordered to stand
as part of the answer, for it is mere gen
eral denial. "a An, 703)
The plea OF as peadens is not good. The
suit III the SIKH District Court is not be.
tween the sarle parties, &C. P. 1857, and a
final judgment in that Case could not be
urged as res JteldlcatG in this. There the
contest seems to have been 10 determine
whether Clark had authority to appoint
trustees under The cipline Of the general
church organization, these proceedings are
had TO ascertain whether the congregation
has that power.
The bond seems to be sufficient. 1t rs for
five hundred dollars, and the surety swears
that he is worth about twelve hundred dol
lars.
For these reasons it is ordered that the
exceptions fled herein, March 3, be over
ruled, and the rule to dissolve taken same
day be discharged, reserving to defendants
the reht TO urge in answer such matter con-
tanned in their said rule and exceptions as
may go 10 the merits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

Snit by Governor Bullock Agairst tA<s
Constttutlonaijss-COn Mesnss~
rial Day at WI mington-N ssnination
OF Successor of Deweese, OF North Gass-

Constitutionasise-Con Mesns~
rial Day at Wi mington-N sn,inati0n
OF Successor of Deweese, OF North Gsxs.-
olina.
ATLANTA, Ca, May 10 Suit was brougess
to-day in the Superior Court bv GovernHr
Bullock against the Augusta COaStitUtscos-
aliSt for libel and slander, in publishing the
statement that the Governor had sold oss
the Georgia State road to some Northexs
express company.
W11M1NGroS, N. c., May 1o.-The cele-
bratiop of Confederate memorial day snr-
passed that OF any previous year. An
business was suspended at P. M. Ths
procession formed at P. NJ. cousistinsrss sse
ex-Contederate officers, soldiers and sailors,
the cadets of the Cape Fear Academy, tina
Memorial Assoc alton, schools and oth&e
bodies, and proceeded to the cemetery
where an address was delivered by Genc~H
T. f. Coston.
1t is estimated that there we're 1000 psx-
sons on the ground. After the address aaF
other appropriate ceremonies the graves 0E
the Confederate dead were Handsomely
decorated with flowers and evergreens. 81
the procession, accompanied by his Wits
was Captain John. G. Brain, well known
from former connection with the Coniea.
crate navy.
RALEIGH. North Carolina, May ia
district convention for this district aa-
sembled to day, and nominated Madison
Hawkins, of franklin, for The short terrss ts
I'LL the vacancy caused by the expulsios sg
Deweese and james Harris q coloreG rsas
Tor the regular term.
The Republican State convention aa-
sem bles here to morrow.
COLUMBUS ONO. April 10-At the meet
ing of ths Grand Loogei o. o. F.. and aAe
dedication OF the new temple of that ersee
10 day, a great crowd was preseu,. This
buildings were decorated with flags. TAA
procession was two mics long.
ST. LOUIS, April l0.-Mike McCool vii
publ sb challenge to-morrow 20 fight Macs
for 42500 to $4,000 a side, within elk mossAs
| after sigoiug articles. within fifty railes sf
New Orleans. or anywhere that 3 sair fight
can be had.
CHicAeo May 10 "A convention is 60 as
hold In Chicago fsy Is and26 TO crg@ skss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
PRESENTS 10 CApTORs OF GoICOURIA
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKE7


Six Hundred and Seventy. Ave Tsous nd
Dollars internal kevehue Receipts
AsserIiOa that the Pr. sident ~ i'i Ke.
move Collector Casey-Fnvsrabie ke-
port On tho Mi.sishppl and Lake
nj ht9an Canal-Ee duetlon Of tho
Army to Tw-n,y-hve Thousahd-sr.
propriatioa BIZ Oonsidered-A New
Ken ucsy Eepresentative-Addf ddftion-
III Subsidies to Northern Pacific Rail-
road.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-Internal revenue
receipts to-day S675 600.
It is again asserted that the President,
yielding to the Louisiana delegation, will
remove Collector Casey.
A distillery valued at $4,000 was seized
in North CaroIiua.
The subcommittee on the Mississippi and
Lake Michigan Canal will report favorably
to the fuil committee of the House.
Sendte-David c. Humphreys, of Alabama,
was to- day confirmed rs Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court for the District of Co.
lum oia, and Thomas Fl. Pearne, of Tennes.
see rs Consul 10 Kingston, Jamaica.
The House military bill Was taken up and
a substitute offered by the Senate Military
Committee, which proposes reduction of
the army to 25, 600 men. After some discus
sion the regular order-the Legislative, Ey-
ecu,ive and Judicial appropriation biil-was
RouSe-General Joseph Lewis. Represen.
tatlve elect from the Third District of Ken
tucky, vice Golladay, appeared and took the
oath of office.
The Senate joint resolution granting al
ditional subsidies to the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, with the privilege Of
mortSaging the road, came up in order.
The previous question having been Sec
onded, the minority resoried 20 dilatory
motions, which occupied the time of the
House up to adjournment without reaching
a vote.
At the instance of Representative Sheldon
of Louisiana, General Humphreys, Chief
Engineer, has directed Major Howell to
MAKE survey Of Bayou Teche, and to es-
innate the expense Of removing obstruc-
tons therefrom.
General w. G. Hank to-day obtained from
the clerk Of the House an order. designating
the German Gazette OF New Orleans, as one
of the newspapers in which the laws OF the
forty-frst Congress are to be published in
stead of the R0dica! Standard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS,
OBB FELLOWS, HALL.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCE f 81 Tt.
(nulj7ue ntary to sepor Juan B Salcedo. TIE ceie
bratsd Cornet player,
Tuesday rven II, May NJ. hsse,
Assisted by the fol owng distinguished ARTISTS and
= AVE ateurs of this CITY, who hsve kindly volun;
y Ssered: Mile. Josefna i,osRe no. the renowned
S,oiIiap, Violonste and Pianist g: Mrs. B Banche
Arnold. Sop -aro; Miss Annie Aron, Soprano;
Mrs G. Pearoe, OOntraEo: MIR. James Arno d,
the istipgr,shed Baritone; Mr. A. b. Chase,
y, Tenor; Mr.. Loajs Meyer, The great Pianist: Mr.
the fayorite Vionis,; Mr. P. Greu!ir &, Accom-
a. psnist. Also, ssssteo by the NEW ORLEANS
ORATARIO SOCIETY, who take part in the
= Chorus -,
Professor L A. Seward Orsar,st. together with
, Grand Orchestra, under the leadership OF Senor
~ SALD-DD. Tickets one dollar, to bs had at the
= music stores ana ths door. Doors open at
seven o'clock; Concert commences at eight pre-
c;selv myll 6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
CUBA.

Presents to the Captors OF GOfcourzn-
HAVANA, May 10.-Private individasss
throughout Cuba are sending presents sS
money and other articles to the captors ss
Goicouria.
Arriyed-steamship Cortez from Ncw Or
leans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
WHOLE NUMBER 967.

Morales, have been captured and exee-asrI
Sixteen of the insurgents came to Psseraa
Principe and surrendered.
The gunboats at Gusjaba Key have ass--
covered and destroyed another rebel rslR-
No one was on board.
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LOST.

r OFT-A LETTER FROM HAMBURG, GER
IL many, signed by Ars. "a j Engeis. and I'd
dre ssed to Mrs. NJ. A. hanning, or X. NJ. Fry,
New Orleans, Louisiana. The finder will confer a
great favor by leaving IT at this office. myl0 IT
GAME To MY STABLES NO. 80 ST
~ Charles strest, Sunday. May s. l..o bright
Asy mare, lame from spawn IN tne right bind leg
he owner an have the same by proving property
paying charges. JOSEPH Ma DpkN.
NV ORLEANS May g. 1870. lnyo Is 20-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

ENTANCEss AND CLEARANCEs. Special De-
putty Collector Herwig furnishes US the fol-
lowing summary statement Of entrances and
ccarances of American and foreign vessels,
engaged in the foreign and coastwise trade,
and fisheries, at the Customs District of New
Orleans, during the month of April, 1870:
Vessels. Tonnage Men.
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A academy OF CsEC.

> ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION.
For One Week Only
Commencing Mon day. Nay o. 1870,
And perfer.n'n 'ng livery Night and Saturday Nouas
THE EERSEE FAMILY
SWISS BILL RINGERS,
HAhPISIS,
H. vOCALISTS,
VIULINISTS, and
COENET PLAYERS
For tie past three years with the Peak Family.
Assisted BY
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
Cssrsc'er Vocsis.. Humorsr, and FACisi Mimic;
A. j. " dIfCOMB. Auer.cas Greatest harp
J. list; Miss Maud 5 tANLI, Vocalist, Vol mist
ard Comet Player; Professor j. II. g 4RDNER,
Ccrnet Soloist. and GEOkGt ID MARSH.
Forming the largest reil Ringing Troupe in the
United States. Splsndld Silver Cornet Band
New Songs. Duets, Quartettes, Instrumental
. Oyertures Character Vocal ms, Comic Ora
tione Violin, Cornet and >taff Solos. my
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

Yesterday was another beautiful day, and
everybody praised the weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

''Miss Grundy," Of the World. who Is ac-
knowledge to be good authority in these
matters, Gays Miss Blanche Butter has bid
vill ret}l]f "a wssstersesss Senator'S wiia.
Jake place some time IL
her homo q Ieuall Aassa-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

An interesting commu iction on the
meat question, will be found on the sixth
page.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

VNANTEO-A WOMAN TD COCK, WASH
w and IRON; also a House Curl. heconmeroa-
tions required. apply At No. $50 Race street.
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&l00n HEWAHh' y

DEaINGS VIA FUGA cue, all Liver. Kidnsy ,
and Bladder Oisesses DrgaDic 80 lbness, Fems' 9
Affections General DebiI ty. aud 81, comp e'nts of
ths Urinary Org MS in m .le M female. $hM viii
also be psid for y os Slind, esding or Itch
ia2 Files that DEBIN01 PILE bENkDY fails to cure.
8 keA everywhere ssna Tor pa.r gSIet:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

Miss Maud Stanley, the charming vocalist,
at the Academy every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

iMMsNSE Majority FOR TIE PLEBSCIT UM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

VXyANTFD.-A COED COOK, WASHER
wv woman and house servant. None bu' first
eIsss servants need apply. At dress NO. s's st.
Charles street. nyl0
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w ss-s75 to 500 per month

Nv D-AGFN $50 to SEQ per month,
w evercw5.re, male ana female. 10 Introoucs
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMM SNNSE
FAMILY okNIfG MACHINE his Machine II
stitch Dem, FELL tuck, quit cord biad, trald ana
embroider In a most superior msEDer Prce oily
$l6 Fully war anted fer tive years. We viii pay
$1,000 for any Machine that vii stronger, more
beautiful, more elastic seam a an curs II makes
tire Elastic Lo SIN CHI. Every second stitch Can
be cut. and sti the 10th Can rot be pulled port
witho ut tearing it, We pay sger is from SIS 500
per month and expenses, q from
which twice that amount be made adcress
StCONo d co, PITTSBURGH, PFNNSYL.
VsNlA; BOSTON. MASSACHUsEIT or ST.
LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAUTION-Beware of all agents sell ne Machines
under the same name ours unle ss they can how
q &c 6cate Of agency signed by us. We shall not
bold Ourselves responsiuo for worth ess Machines
sold by other psrtfs ard sha pros.eu alt par ties
either selling usrs aohit es ur der this name to
the full extent OF The Jaw. unless Aucb Machines
WIRE obi a ned from our asents. Do te
impo ed upon by parties who copy our adve' tise-
mapt and eirculars and offer worthless Machines
q less price. avs 3m l aW
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WANTED.

yNTANTEp.-25oo LABORERS WHITE AND
w colorsd, 10 work on the Alabama and hat
tsnooga Railroad Wages. one oo ar ana seventy
five cent, per day. board furnished ~ the company
at forty cents per :, and free transportStl 10
the works Mississippi. None but anle-bodIed
men need ap"iy. Also wanted, lUO hed hanGs Tor
sugar and cotto1 plantations, at ,wen's doIss per
month and found For further particulars Apply at
tha Labor E. zchange, No. 2lT Poydrss street op
posite the market. I will ship on railroad and
steamboat every evening, from nv office
WILLIAM NCKhtfER,
myil It, Labor Exchange, 2t7 2 ydr ss street.
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CM-LL HOUSE ANY PEI
y son having a small Dwelling House OF three or
four rooms to rent. will nm rsguar AZ! ara
Office addressed to r. l.. The location must not be
more than eight ten squares from Gay statae,
and there rnnst he pooC ward mv6 Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

JHra NTED.-A SERVANT TO COOK AND
w do house work. at go Bisnvile street.
rylr2.s
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
GOSSIP ABOUT CaSEY'S REMOVAL
THE LAKE MICHIGAN CANAL
The Mcfarland Trial Ended
VERDICT OF THE JURY, NOT GUILTY
MEMORIAL DAY AT WILMINGTON
Governor Bullock Sues the Press
iMNsNSE Majority FOR TIE PLEBlSC!T Ufa
PRESENTS 10 CAPT0RS OF G0IC0URIA
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
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MEMORIAL DAY AT WILMINGTON

Governor Bullock Sues the Press
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The number of lady shoppers on Canal
street yesterday, was large compared with
the purchasers. The dealers in white goods
appeared to be uncommonly blue.
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FIGHT BETWEEN NICE AND ALLEN

PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT MILL
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m MEN wAATED-To GO TO

1O00 MEN WAhTEn-TO GO TO
EOOo Alabama, 10 work on The a ALBANIA ar
Jns,tapooes rsiToad, III nice heal hy cJuntry;
good wages asd good board. For farther uar'icu-
lars apply at 10 l64 Ran .rt street date Crcu.
near Pcydras Also, wsnreo three W n a cooks
IN priv. te famiies the ry; two men and
thei. wives wanted for the country. Those in want
OF servants for the city or couutrv will please call
and leave their orders ct NC. le4 Rampsrt -treet.
Postoffice box 7l2 myll lt$
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FOR SALE.

EUR SAIE-CBOICE VACANT AND
l. Improved Properte, in the tirst, Fourth and
S,Ith Districts of New Orleans.
Lake shore Properties and iends on the jackson
Railroad. SHELBY S. YhCUk,
Real Estate Agent,
ulh II A CArondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11

Ladies and children, visit the Berger
Family's matinee. on Saturday, st the Aca-
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d, aaNN b Wa TED EVEHY "a III r X E
"A 10 sell fhe AMERICA KNIr. ING MAChiNE,
the Only practical FANNY K"ittne ~ mso1i1. o ever
Der minute Ad 'ress .hhERIOAn khIIIItG
NJ CHINE COMPAaY, Boston, Massscn ne Is. or
ST T,ouis Mj.sorri sp93.u NV
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VERDICT OF THE JURY, NOT GUILTY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-20

\ ON last Chris tma> eve. the ladies OF the
Sowing Circle Al Bass Harbpr. fremont.
had '-lrycr." with a christmas tree. and
al! other appropriate .'dxin.," to make
the occasion pleasant and interesting.
While large and happy company were a.
sem~ed ana enjoying in a very sati~ficto-
~ manner. the festivities OF the evening. a
Young man of an adiplnIn. Island. who
had recently returned home from the
West. entered the assembly and made
Christmas presents 10 over one hundred
persons. mostly the young of both sexes
one thing. which. upon first thought may
appear little singular to great many i
the fact. that he made the same present 10
each one. and none OF the recipients OF the
young mans fayor> were conscious of his
great beneyolence 10 them until some ten
day. afterwards. when 10 his gift began
to cover them A. with garment" n tras
hs meISles.
Sub.
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The Minutes for the Churches in III,

The Minutes Tor the Churches In the
been received by the Clerk. and are ready
for delivery. Any direction as to the way
in which the Churches desire them to be
forwarded, will be promptly complied with
by the Clerk. Address y. Sedywick.
The Halifax Chronicle favors annexa-
ton and argues thus: The market of the
United States is necessary to our lives.
The market of Great Britain IL not.
Dreams will not clothe our children. The
warmth of the shade of big flag will not
compensate for a barefoot winter.