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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more leading
Ply Eicians than any other tonic stim ulant
now in use. They are SURE PREVENTIVE
for Fever and AGue, Intermittents, Billiousness,
and all disorders arising from Miasmatic causes.
They are highly recommended as an sati-dvB
peptic, and in cases Of digestion are invaluable
as az Appetizer and ReouPerant, and in cases
OF Gene al Debility they have never in single
instance failed in producing the most happy re-
suits. They particularly beneficial to Fe-
males, Strengthening the body, lnvgoratiDg the
mind, and giving tone and elasticity TO the whole
system. The HOME BITTERs are compound
ed with the gre eAtest care, and no Tonic Stimu-
lent has ever been offered to the public pleas
to the Taste, and at the same time com binin {
S many remedial agents, indorsed by the meG-
ic&l fraternity as the best known to the Phsrms-
copoeia It costs little to give them fair trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03

u neither in the form Of Jumps or hard swellings
about the neck, under thu chin, or the cords of
the neck, or In abe groin, or in the form of run.
ming serofuioGs sores. by using Taylor's Stomach
and Liver corrector, you will End relief Where
it appears on and around the nose and chin, sn
ointment made of two parts lard and one part
fsur of sulpher. applied night and morning, and
the oOFreetor taken, you will find cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
CHEAP FLRhS.FREE TRAVEL
Chicago, 2ock island and Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

This Company is now offering for sale about
ak hundred thousand acres of the finest agrt-
cultural lands IN the West. The Company sells
only to actual ttiers and the prices are exceed
ingiy reasonable, rsr gins from S. to Sl5 per
aere-the average being about So. The greater
part Of these lands are situated along the line Of
its railroad between the cities Des Moines and
Council Bluffs, and are in the most accessible
and fertile region in ths State.
Sales made Tor cash OF on credit long enough
TO enable any industrious msn TO pay for the
land out of Its crops.
These lands are held under Il title direot from
the General Government, and not MORT
gagged or encountered in any way. Full warranty
deeds given 20 purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or sny other information
respee ting them, address EBEEEzER COOK, Land
| Commissioner Davenport, Iowa.
| EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany's ticket offices at Chicago, and all othel
principal stations its line, and if the pureha
ser buys land the amount paid for the ticket i
applied on the purchase money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
Salt Rheum.

This comes under the head Of diseases of 3
nor skin, and appears moe frequently op<
hands than any other part, bat the whskzon
liable TO attse eks, al il often proascsbe viii
malignant sores, which have b%SF power TO
the most learned doctors. It4eure. Do not
in the blood, and no local stomach and Liv-
cure II. bat a me+icIB<
neutralize the pois~
fail to got bnls
'' '''';;''' or kiBg's Evil,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
AGENTS. TAKE NOIICE

The reason our agents make much money,
IS because our goods are irst-class; people like
them and they are warranted. More live Agents
wanted A. 4. TAYLOR, New Britain, Conn.
GAO 4 WEEK. Samples sent tree; II you
- want business, address VI. 6. KIRkMAN,
ellison, lii.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03

]. J.VAsTINF, n. D.
T. 4. o0MSTOCK, NJ. D.
We cheerfully concur with every word cor
tanned in tn e above testimonial:
John Councilman, NJ John HARTMAN m y. -
Chas Vastine, NJ d John Temple, a
G walker, NJ d Franklin M "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
Every FanlIy ShoHid eavs : Bottle.

We ask every read the following cer
tifcstes from GO any OF the most emineut physi-
clans In the country
ST. Louis, July le7O'-JAMkS A. JACKSON
& CO.; Gentlsmsn-As you have communicated
to the medical profession the recipe of the
fHome Bitters, 1t cam OF, therefore, be consid-
ered - Eseret patent medicine, patent
having been taken Tor 1t. We have examined
the formula for making the Rome Bittsra" >"
and INTERESTINGLY say the combination is one
/ of rare excellence, all the articles used in its
composition are the best Of the class TO which
they belong, being highly Tonic, stimuant,
! stomachic, Carminative and alghtIy Laxative.
The mode of preparing them is strictly in ac-
eordance with the rules of pharmacy. Having
used them seen its effect in our private practice,
we take pleasure in recommending them TO all per
sons deslrous of taking Bitters, as being the best
Tonic and Stimulant now offered to the public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
sAEMHa G. WEBER.

2Os NORTH PIFTH STREET PUBLISHERS.
m27-dedl2m. ST. LOUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19, 1S70.-Messrs. kENNE-
DYA CO., Al ents "Home Bitters," Gents
Agreeable to our requests, have examined tn
formula of the "Home Stomach Bitters, ana
And the remedies II contains such as are IN gen
or al use by the Medical Profession. They are
vsry scientifically and pleasantly combined ana
az stimulating tonics will be found esPeclsh!
adapted as eorrobOTants to the treatment OF ioE
or debiiitated stages of The system, whether All
sing frem impaired digestion or from maiAri Gus
diseases,
DIR. j l. Walters. h James, m
r Wayne. Chemist T Simpson,
W T Taliaferro, NJ Bonner,
7 I opinp. MD S Museroft, M d
J H Buckner, ID blgier, IA ~
W Woodward, ID D Doherty, Nj
CnIcAeo, Sept. 80, 1S7o.-J. L. SMITH, Esq
We have examined the formula for the "Oelsors,
ted Stomach Bitters,' and find it to be composed
of articles that are considered the best tones
used bv the Medical Profession, and one OF th'
| best bitters we know of now in use.
Very respectfully,
Il Hahn, NJ McVioer, M
JB Walker, M G A Mariner, ID
Norman Barnes, N D
JAMES A. JACKSON.
Sole proprietor 107 North I'd ct St. Louis mo-
/ mch27 -doaw-mon- -w6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
Diseases of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs,
TAYLOR'S
Stomach l. Liver CorrectOr

Has No Superior or equal for diiea'es of this ia
ture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-03
Agents! Read This /!

c1DA DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools
- " Adiress E A E1RARAN. spriL gfeld. VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17
Cuy.pEp AND BETTER CASA New FS

CHEAPER AND BETTER CASA NEW TX
PERM ENT.-a Daieut gas com! !1any MS JUST
been to.med in England, with a capital ol
S25O, coo III IS sba! es, which proposes 20 Gla
TIL, gas 1T low temperature Instead OF q
.Jig.i one, as on the present system. by
this meaas it is possible to use iron retorts
instead Of retorJs o. clay, at great savlnG
OF expense, while the gas produced from
The same coal is thirty per cent. more IL
quantity aud Of fifty per cent. better qllai!ly
tcan the gas produced by pcev otls methods,
ana the remaining products are also more
valuable. There is saiu 10 pe little or no
sulphur in this new and cheaper gus.
Such Is tee account OF tee invention
" hich has been privately maNng way, tRo
latest facts cGmng ont regaraln" It being
that G Frepcn company has bought the
privilege Of using the patent in France Tor
500 OnO, and that works are being erected
for lighting the town Of Barnet, England,
with gus 1T an eallY date, which will sup
DIV an experiment Oh the largest scale. 1t
j. hardly TO be wondered at, therefore.
when tie public mind is beginning to be
awake 10 such mht.ers. SAYS the Lonuol
Economist, that the original - shares are
al Is premium, having been at is to 20, eild
that the new issue, which is only TO exist
ing shareholders, is ut to 5 premium
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ming that could be damaged abovo h;n,
at mS.er mark. Fortunately their fears wero
so nos wen grounded, and thus far the on1r
is tha ,oos ross resulting from the high water
t,aa. "ps,n,ng away OF the tres,leWork he.
SmSeh s;e h.comond and Manchester over
tha Ta,aa, ;a' useo 10 the construction of
sne oaues hiVer bridge was conveyed. The
damage viii be immediateIy rensired anS
IN the mean time the large nnrnher ~ ,an nau
sons who have so literally patronizsd tbi.
llne have transferred their patronage 10 the "a
Messrs. Mayo. - ~ s.is
AZ no time were there any apprehen.
sions OF serious results from TIE food. nj.
though the northern neck OF Sharp's island
vas submerged aud only the smokestack
OF the r. Z. Lee (at anchor at Lands End)
was visible. The water commenced falling
yesterday morning, and persons in the
lower Bowery, who had moved up in the
second story. con be found today on first
noo9s, and the boats pressed into service
Ior nlsqS on approach Of the devouring ele.
ment now ride the waves at Walkers
landing and other ports of entry.
COURT ITEMs.-Tne Circuit Court. Judoa
"elsigsr presiding, has been engaoed In
the trial OF Daniel Walker. jointly indicted
WIN sarah Scott for roisoning the hus.
oand OF the latter, near Chester. in Decem.
oSt1 AC0o' AiST DeaTlng testimony and
brief arguments from counsel. the case was
gwen to the jury yesterday morning, and
they failing to agree. after matule deliberu.
tlon, We're discharged. The prisoner was
remanded tojti Ambers and Clop.ou for
the Commonwealth, Cosoy s. Turner and
Page for pfi,oner.
The court will meet to-day for the hear
ing Of civil cases. On SATURDAY. the case of
the Commonwealth rs. Sarah Scott will be
called.
In the County Court, Abram Hicks. for
illegal voting, was, on account of mitigating
circumstances, subjected to a small tine
with costs.
There was no other criminal cess decided,
and no civil cases Of public interest dis.
posed Of.
ScHooL MATTERS The colored school,
lately taught By Mrs. Hoppe, at EdwardSs
Hall, has been suspended by order Of the
county superintendent. This lidy has been
teachDg some months, and has not had q
hal'-dozen scholars, tne negroes preferrlng
not to send their children to school to hay.
ing them taught by Virginia ladies or gen.
tlcmen,
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Tnc Weat vIrgiuta CuEaIntss:oners.- g.
A CaFd.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RlcuaoNp, November Is. 1871.


70 the Editors of the Richmond dispatch
Genicmrn My attention has been ciiied
10 q com;nunicat. on which oppesred in this
mornings edition Of your paper from the
commissioners OF West Virginia, in which
mv name Is used in connection with their
recital e what transpircd in nue Of tho
offices of the Executive DeHaStment on the
lQ;h instant. rs the general tenor Of the
communication OF these gentlemen appears
20 be An effort to mike an impression taat
thcv did not receive the courtesy due 30
them cu the occasion aIIuced TO, I
deem il proper 10 make statement
% the facts as I uudc stand tncm. On
Friday morni"g last four or hvc siTtn-
gers came into tie Executive Cbamocr,
aud one OF tbvm info med me that the
commissioners fDla Vet Virginia had
call d to Oay their !g<utctStO tue Governor.
| tol. them that !;c Governor vas not in
h1s otl;ro mt ,y,,tld ;.c II, , shcrt lime.
ond iry,,cG ,trr, IN ne .cnted. Cine o.;
thrm-wunm | "l.rrwa?ds learned vas
Gcncrnr J4ckSou-rcvljgd. HEo: We viii
not woit.v aui nom@aiatciy left the room,
followed by the others who had accom-.
plui.G him. No c.r,is were leit, nor cid
they intimate an9 iutCuti0n Of caIiIug again.
nnd not knowing that they re,nc7ncd in
the ca aitol. did not inform the Governor
OF their visit. They Gid no. INQUIRE Of me
- whether the Governor colld assign TO
thom some room in the rnnitoI where thcv
ronlL mnar md rxminc snch Dun,ic docn-
manrc qs ,vn,,Il aEd them In tho ohipc, of
tho;r missin, .
Ins;rh.r cow ro,. hoard orr nora or thcm
mill c,,nn limo dnrin,, ri,!,t ,;,u cr fi,n
49,, cm1,n"I ucnnn,:1d Iho cn,rotarr of
,,oa,h n,,', =, n,,G ;,,S'rcd
49,. t,no nnn,,,;,. .;n'n~s rc',, wei V;rl
,';,o ,,,c,r - ,-nti;.n and fcsi.ar ~ kno1v
i.,,r> ~, cnnli ha aanrn,n,no"s,ed Win ronm
- tbc c,,,;,o1 rn-'t ;nmon;,tIir =, tln
c,',.,,l' ,,.ht, ,., ,,,,,, I,,, liz, ,,,,,,,oa IN
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Az OLD LADY CAT FANCIER.-A write

An OLp LADY CAT FASC1ER.-A writer
In The New York I.1Ges says:
Wrherc Is an old LADY who lives in Ave.
nue. u, who has large lan,lly OF cats,
" which She locks after like children. She
keeps two female servants, whose SPECIAL
duty il is TO look after these Interesting
charges. The number is continually III
creasing, as she Will not allow single XII
ten TO be drowned, and the LARGEST room III
her house i fairly crowded with cats OF all
aces. sizes, and colors. This singular per.
son has plenty Of nephows and nieces, and
when she wishes to crafty any one of them
IN particular fashion she presents The
lucky individual with kitten. AT night
tmo she sleeps surrounded by these cats,
the premises, the writer says there is rot
burglar in Ncw York who would tackle
hrro
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AUCEsoS sAGEs Fst.DAY.

J. r. kF"ERsoN will sell a, r. b., at be- OF
nce nfsy bu'ldiag lots IN JenningsTt'ie-
GRUB3s & wIlJIsM' will ssll st ! p. II. two
building lots en- Leigh street uear Buch,nan
Spring.
LYME & EzOT,1ER will fcll e. 2. u. i've brick
aud gratise stores on hlain b,twcen seven-
teeEth end Einetsenth strsets.
RluHAaDsVN & co. VIII stll at IL II. a y!Ee-
gard lh.ec miles frcm Richmond.
W. GODDf> VIII fell al 1 L. II. two stores on
Seventeenth ts;ws=n Franklin aud craze
streets.
DOCK 6 LAUGHTOT Will sell at 10 >. v.
hnuE1hola furniture, ca pats, ciuaries, can
vas, stores, sc.
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IHpIcTMESrs BY THE GRAND JURT.-The
grand iu,y of the Hastings Court met yes
,crday and found true bills for felony in
the following cases Newton Davis, Alex
ander Hart, D. ". Moore, Thomas Payne,
and Ell ma }. ROsS.
In the following cases true bills for mis-
demeanor were found W. Thomas James,
John Lyon, Aod!cw Meyers, aud Samuel
White.
TIE grand jury was discharged for the
term,
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PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER COMPANY TO
VISIT MOUNT NERN0S.-The following
communication was received at the o1llce
of the AGjutant-General yesterday:
"HEApoUARTERs SECOND REGIMENT N
rASTRY) NATIONAL GUARDS, FIRST BRI-
GApE, FIRST DIVISION NATIONAL GUARDS
OF PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA, Novem-
Der I, lS71.-To the Adjutdnt. General Of ths
State Of Virginia: General,-l have the
honor 10 request That permission may be
granted for Company q" Captain Charles
". Smi,h, OF the Second Regiment tln-
fartly) National Guards, First Brigade,
FIRST Division National Guards OF Penn
svIyiria, TO pass through the State OF Flr.
riuin en- route to Mount Vernon, Va, and
return, on an excursion from February
olSt to 9th, 1872, inclusive.
q am, General, very respectfully, your
ohedlput servant, PETER LYLE,
Colonel Second Regiment (Inflntry) Ma
tional Guards. FIRST Brigade, First D1Vi.
sion National Guards Of Pennsylvania
General Richardson, In politely acknow'
lodging the receipt Of the above, replies
thai ..it affords the Governor pleasure tc
acrede 10 the request"
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Craicz OF SECRETARY or oNMoHwEAL7u.

CrPiC- OF SECRETARY or oNMoTwEALTu.l
.>oYctabef 10TH, 1871.
Colonel T. T. CaceHs, itI, &C.:
Sir.-ht your request state tie ra.; Gil,
lars connected viii! The appi:uii,H Il Ci tho
commissioners from West Virginia for Il
y0utli III the caUttoi. G2ccral Jackson cSmc
INTO ruy cin.e with Colonel McRac. who
introduced him, After the customary evil
iiIc. Colonel MCRae remarked that Gcuc-
raj .JaCk4un desired 20 nave for himself anu
lis associates the U-c Of room III thc
capitol iuT the more convenient dis
patch &C the hu7.nc,S that brought
them 10 Richmond. ] replied that I'M
fortunately tee rooms III the cGpllol
were Ak occupied, cut that would ICY Inc
Datter Def 10 the Governor, who / W@s
sure would take pic.>u IL aiiordin" any
accommodation III MS poser. ii was ABOUT
the hour " wuica The Governor Usually
came - The capitol. A. a!ter s.inEt m
tcgyal hc had not arrived, stepped into
oufruonl and neGtloned what had pissed.
You III arcc sad that NOu w"ulj - over 10
the Executive mansion and report he
Matter to the Governor, aud lett for that
parp0sc. returning In short While,
YOU requested ne 10 sag TO the seu-
ilcmen from West Virginia that The
Governor regretted that he could Dot
afford them tho accommodation they c.
siIed; tbat the rooms in the capitol were
ali occupied, acd that 1t mad been found
| necessary tr rent Others outside Of the build.
ing for the Use of some Of the State officers.
TAI, message delivered to Mr. Beuneat.
who repeated it III my presence to his col
ieaeuca. Eicsars. Jackson aud Canpbeil.
Oac of the commjs>ioncrs--I think Mr..
Decentralization proposed that they should
70 TO the o1iire OF tho Auditor, who he
said Aaci offered to furnish ;hcm with Il
room. They accordingly lett, vii hout, |
may add, giving the 81 gatest lntlnatloa
tuat they considered themselves treated
With aIy want Of courtesy.
Very respectfully,
JAMES MCDONALD.
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JOB paINTIaG.-Woc call she attention OF rs-'
chgn.s, clerks OF courts shsfrs, lawyers, rgu'
road, steamobip and canal officers and asea:s, an
al otherc having orders for printing TO lie iacii
tie, offered NJ the DISPATCH PRINTING bSTAD
LIouMaST for she prompt and isltctl execution
nI al kinds CT Job Printing. Te can iuroiin al
scor: notice Cards. S!u- Heads, Lst.eT-ieada
Programmes, Bsii Ticksts, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Blu:. Cat&ic Eles Bills OF Fare Show
BIS, ChecSs, Drafts, &C., Sc, Sc. S&tisfacIo1
guarxctref.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-At this popular place
Of smusement last night Rose and Harry
Watkins appeared 10 the popular cramati-
zation OF Mrs. SouthwoIth's Hidden
Hand.' The audience was notable for in
tell gence if not for Dumbers, and the per-
forrnanee was In all respects pleasing. The
Walkinses remain here only two nights
longer, and viii present an attractive blu
each night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17

TIE TuEArRE.-Mr. Neil Warmers en-.
gagcmens mas been one OF the most salistac-
tory Of tne season. He is talented and
cultivated actor. We rarely have better
on tue Richmond stage. Miss Rawlnson
is graceful aud pretty, and never fails to
please. Those VINO fancy the light innate
drama should not fail to visit the Theatre
this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-17

ROBBERY ON BRoAn STREEr.-Last eve.
ningahnuL O'clock TWO negro boys entered
the millinery establishment OF Mrs. Hulz-
Ter, on Broad street near Sixth, and while
the attention of the proprietress was turned
IN another direction they slipped four
ladies' hats from the showcase and then
lett in a hurry. At late hour no arrests
had heen made.
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Police CoURT, TnrRsDAy-Jus!fcs j. j.
White preSiAiny.- following cases were
dis noscd of:
Aaron Drew (coloved). charged with h"s-
tardy. sent to the JuHse Of tue Irstinos
Cougt.
Peter Thomas. charged with drawing E
pi,tol on ard threatening TO shoot Ben.
LlIi-. Continued until 17th.
Isaac Ioody [c0l"-ecl charged TT!th as
saultirg and striking ii!lton Hobiusou.
D!scEiaryeQ--no prosecutor.
Ihomrs : ichoISur, CHARGED with tres
passing on tbe PREMISES Of Ellen Cash and
removing tiicfrf1cn one hcdtick @nd lot
OF wood, aDtSthreatcnn" the LIE Of stephen
! CouGiug. failed TO appcar. Attachment
issued for his arrest.
Della Ellen johnson (colored). charged
with taxing or sccrctiDg Cornelia Pate. 4
c4ill, from her grandmother, Iuciila
! 1,ns'y, SIZE being the lawful custodian OF
tnc child, with intent TO eXtort monty OF
pcnuni,rv benefit. Discharged.
John Brooks. charged with stealing t~o
coats and one pair "f Shoes tho property
ui !, 4. EuaaDk. Discharged.
John Francis (coiored). whose case has
been previously Eenlioued, was dis
charged, the case having been already Ger
t,ici and sent 10 The Hastings Court.
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Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslte,s II.
lustruted papers lor this week are to hand
from Ellyson & Taylor, booksellers ana
news dealers, next to Dispatch office. Hdr'
Der,s contains fue cut oil q scene during
the great western FIRE.
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CHARGED WITH EIDSAPPING.-Rosa King
and David Lewis were arrested bv officer
Smoot last evening on the charge Of taking
away and secreting from Rachel Jones one
judith Jones, RacnePs child, while in the
lawful custody and charge OF Lucy. JUS
tice White will probably dispose OF the case
This morning
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THE TUGF.-A match race took place
Yesterday afternoon 1t the Fair Grounds.
w. a. Lsmkin entered Toodles and Wan.
Wall Logroler. The race was won by
Toodles. Tlme-Flrst heat, 2:57 second,
2:59; third, 2:53; and fourth, 2:55.
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FRAYsER's Gallery has gained reputation for
coed work that other es.asichu ent CT the kind,
Norh or South, ever re 'caed in the came enst h Of
time and 1t s only owing to the fac. that his pi =
tures are Ixecutei with w;ndrou3 delicaoy, per-
feet rouadacss, and exquisite d:llIiton.
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DECEMBER MAGAzINEs.-The December
Nos. of the GALAXY, Scribne1's Monthly,
and Frank LesLies Ladys Magazine, are
received from Ellyson s. Taylor. llio Nan Nan,
street. Scribner is oycriowlng with COCO
things, including no less than seven Illus
trated articles.
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THE JAMES ON RIss.-The heavy rains
of Monday night aud Tuesday caused con-
siderable rise in the river, and our manu-
facturers, warned by the disasters OF ias'
October, mored taeir goods and every
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| ACrIoS OF TIE SECOND PRESBTTERIAS
CHURCH on Dr.. IloGL's CALL TO NASH
VILE AT q large meeting of the members
and pAw-hOluerS OF the Second PreShy-
terian church, held on Wednesday night
tie following resoIuticns were offered by
Colonel Carries :. Darlington
Where's it tas come tn our knowledge
that he Fist Pre-uyteiian chulcb OF
N,soyile has Invited our pastor 10 take
cn.rga cf that church as its inri>ter BE It
"Res0lced by the Second Presbyterian
church of Eichm0nd. IN congregational
meeting assembled, That While we would
lot interpose our anxious hope; or even
our orieis bet cen our pastor and any hclQ
cf duty 10 whicn God might call bin, yet
we cannot refrain from expressing our
painful lici.ulo touching the matter OF
even tac possible loss Of o friend aud pastor
SO bahly yolued and 50 deeply beloved.
! BE ii further ,eS0lred, That we Geem
this occasion not en- Inappropriate one to
| refer to he cordial and affsctionatc relations
which tor more team twenty-five years.
without break or jar, have existed between
our pastor and tnis congregation, and to
| express our feIvent hope that he will con-
1luue n his present field 81 labor, where his
| Jealous and faithful efforts have so signalIy
promoted the cause OF our common Master,
! and where wc now thankfully recognize SO
many Indications that his miniStratiOn IN
! the future Will be attended by the blessing
! of God.
" and be it further resolued, That 4
committee Of three, to be selected by the
chairman, bc appointed for the purpose ot
! communicating 10 our pastor these resolu
tons"
The chairman of the meeting, Rev. Dr.
! Brown, in putting The vote. requested thai
! instead OF vo'!ng aye, all tavorin& the adop'
! tion of the resolutions should rise. Where.
rDon the whole congregation Grose, and
The resolutions were declared unanimou ously
| carried.
Colonel Charles S. Carrington and Messrs
| pnbort Howard and George Gibson were
appointed on the comni-tse called Tor by
| the resolutions.