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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS remaining in
the Richmond postoffice November Goth
1873: W. Euker, Richmond, Va; Mrs. F.
J: Mcllwains, Petersburg, Va; Miss Laura
Mainstu MIR. I. q. Morris, Richmond,
Va; Mr.. Thomas Redd, l72l Franklin
street.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEAIs.-The
argument in the case Of Anable VS.. COM
monwealth, which was commenced in this
court yesterday, was continued to-day.
The record in the case of Horace Venabie.
tried and sentenced by the hustings court
to be hung, were presented on writ Of error
to-day. ,.-'--,'
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 2O.-The Bank of
England rate is eight per cent. Rate of
stock exchange six per cent. Bullion in
the bank has increased e637 900.
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In WAsHINGToN.-Gilbe G. Walker
and 0. I. Beard were in Washington yes.
terday. 10 tI
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WASHINGTON.
An Imperative Demana 1rnon sn.,

An Imperative Demand Upon Spain.
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-It is
understood that Secretary Fish has made
an imperative demand upon Spain for the
immediate restoration of property seques-
tered from American citizens in Cuba. as
ne desires to- report to congress that the
stipulated restoration has been made.
The Postal Bank and Telegraph Lnws
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-The
postmaster-generar s views upon the postal
bank and postal telegraph laws are looked
for with great anxiety. 1t is understood
he will urge both.
sr1SH is Items.
WASHINGTON, November 20.-Internal
revenue receipts yesterday were $780,.
954.53. .obss
President Grant is writing his annual
message, and is not receiving visitors.
The Virginius is registered on the
merchant vessel list as Virginia, No. rs,
$50, paddle wheel steamer, tonnage a..
l84, home port New York.
Mrs. Ellen HI. Staunton, relict of the
late secretary of war Staunton, was
buried at Oak Hill cemetary. Georgetown,
to-day.
A. detachment of men and lot of stores,
by direction of the secretary of the navy.
will, on the ed, be sent to Key West,
Florida, for the purpose of fitting up the
government property in that place.
The United States court Of claims will
meet next Monday, when number Of
opinions will be delivered. 1t will convene
again in December.
The number of distilleries in operation
November l was 3l4, an increase of IL
over October, with a producing capacity
of 227, 800 gallons daily, or decrease for
this month of @, 2,44a gallons daily.
The commissioner Of internal revenue
informs party interested in selling tobacco
and cigars on railroad trains that IN any
and every case where the person having a
special tax receipt properly posted up in a
conspicuous place within the train, and the
conductor of such traiu allows him to pass
from one car to another, or to pass through
the train Offering tobacco and cigars for
sale, such entire train, and not simply the
smoking car, properly so.called, may be
regarded as the place of business.
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GRAND CoNcERT.-The Eureka Quar-
tette, of this city, will give grand SON
cert at the Virginia Opera-house on Tues
day evening next. We doubt not they
will have q crowded house.
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CoAsTwIsE.-Cleared yesterday, Amer.
ican brigs d. @. Chapman, Captain knight,
and Frances Jane, Captain Harvey, for Rio
de Janciro, with -four by GalIego mills
manufacturing company. Entered to-day,
German bark Braziliera, Captain Jackens,
from New York, to load for Rio de Janeiro.
German brig Der Pominer, from Liverpool,
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BLACK CRooK.-This spectacular and
scenic aggregation of theatrical marvels
can be seen at the Temple of Thespis to-
night. The play is richly mounted, the
scenery gorgeous, and the actors by long
practice fully up to their parts. Of course
every one with the slightest particle Of
curiosity will be on hand on the occasion.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. &H

"ON VIEW xVNAs ~ lK6ER
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship WYA-
NOKE, Capt. CoucH, will sail on FRIDAY,
November 2lst, at O'Clock. p. m.
Positively no freight received after p. m.
On and after November i, ships will leave
Norfolk at 4 O'Clock p m. during the winter
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, SOUTH
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports. rs Is 4
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
rafe.... ....,'.-......,...s...412 90
oteerage.. .'.......'s...... 20
round Trip TICKETS ........ 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
arr GEO. w. ALLEN & CO.,
no l9-2t Company's Wharf, Rockstts.
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RICHMOND. rREDERICKsBURGA AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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FRY's LETTERS TO HIS
FRIENDS.

NEW York, November 2O.-A Herald
SPECIAL, dated Havana, 10Th. says: Cap
tam Fry, previous to his execution, wrote
letters to President Grant, his wife, Father
Fry. ,.,-.',--' 80 ' " A''o"
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By order of the board Of directors.

The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: j. M. Robinson, presi-
dent; Fl. A. Claiborne, G. S. Mills, e.
Chauncey and Philip Haxall, directors on
the part Of the stockholders. Andrew
Johnston, esq.,. was announced as director
on the part of the state.
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CITY NEWS.

AMUsEnrESrs TO-sIaHT.
RlcHAosD ,THBArRR.-The 'Blaclf Crook"
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BY TELEGRAPH
B A.
a Bun Fight In Honor OF ,he M....c,

a Bun Fight In Honor of the Massacre.
. HAVANA, November 2O.-A grand bull
hght is to be given to-day in honor of the
ofncers and crew of the Tornado. Spanish
colors are displayed in several streets of
Havana on account of the arrival of the
now so-called national steamer virginius
at this port. f.f....i +. :
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AMUsEMENTs.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

y 81 fh -
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 2O 81, 90
BlDWELh & McDONoUGH,S BLACK CROOK,
with all its original scenic effects, under the
rs5sa management of
HARRY WATKINS.
BLACK CROOK BLACK CROOKll
hasR THIRTY-EIGHT PERFORMERS
and the
BLACK CROOK yrf,T
GRENADIER GUARD BAND,
which will play choice selection Of music
every afternoon on the principal square.
GRAND BLACK CROOK MATINEE SATUR-
a8 DAY AT O'CLOCK
Reserved Seats ........................ 90
70
faHery 6U
Colored Galery... ."......................... 25
w. M. PAUL,
no list Businee Manager
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TUESDAY, NovEMBER 25TH. 81
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
Under auspices of EUREKA QUARTRTTR,
assisted by an INSTRUMENTAL QUIsTETrs
Reserved Seats for sale at Wyatt s. Co.'S, sl7
Broad street. eG no 20-5t
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

nrNTuN R,astcES Me-, April 10, 1910.
D. iHhH BsIl Dear Sir Knowing the cni.
cary ul your Sarsatntilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities Il posseEck, ! send you the
follow ug statement Of my ease.
was wounded about two years ago. was
taken prif1ufr aud confined Tor sixteen months
BEING moved SO often, my wounds have not
D cnlci yet have not sat up d moment s.ncr
I wns wounded am shut through the hips.
Ny general health is impaired. aud I need
something 10 assist mature ! have more faith
10 iour SrHapatilla than anything else.
wish that which ts gcauinc. Please express
mg bali dozen BOTH s. and ohiicc
carr &. T. jnuS-oN, 81. Louis No.
PS-Tbe following was written April 80.
1866 by Nr Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt
johnson
~ John EaI-nsar sir Ms hnthaud. nr
~ Johnson. WIS o skilnl surgeon and phy-
Wan Ia Genital New York, where he died.
leaving The above C.. 7 johnson 10 ms care
A. thiltt,n ycsra Of age he had a en- unic
dhfrlrh aud aratilt 'uf which ! gave yuur
S,rsnrrl..t. D. cured him. | have iut ten
wears recommended il ia many In New York.
Ohio hBi Iowa. Tor srrofnlL fever sores aud
general debility Perfect success has attended
It, ~ dsrfa 1fffiai IL ,oaf cdss' y icrefiih
iHi fsrrr 'arss Hsrf alH8sf miacli6Hs am
vry anxious itrmy son toarain bavy recourse
to your Sitsapari,la he IL fearful OF getting
a tpuficus Article, hence bic Writing 10 YOU Tor
it H. wounds we're terrible, but ! believe be-
Will recover. Respectfully,
JrSsiE juHNsox.
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Citation Notice.


The Si1'eoi VI" rpt l'sun'tr County chan.
e'Il Court n said County April Tenn 1873
MONDAY. April Ittt ts-g
r,l,i, uIJt,, .8-- v.
dsessse1-rrJ And
r.t.,. 90.
,,,,, p'l "' '.' '''h ''l OBJ
''i '''l u'1r, "'ih a
st.'" y. A.w'hi, '.,I''h "i 'h" ,''ic
" Wy LUMINOUS le''t 'l % 3 ordered th1i
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Chnneerl Nnlirr.

W. tN..
The State u Mia siHH Pamela County
thHne,ty Conn d. q county. Apfll
Term, 1888
MONDAY, ApGtl atSr, 1874.
" r. and q II Jones. Administrator. ".
llauy A JONES at.
Upon proof mtls 30 itsumw. IL appearing
~ the ,fi faction u the tHuIt Tint Tue IL,
PENDANTS uiry J johnson and William II
John ION, are uln-rcsiIru's OF lhc State OF LI,.
1H ippi and That Bryant City. state Ut Texas
is thgir rrHleu,H and ru,fofitc u be- there.
fore % lrr,l by lhe Court ,hat said Defendants
Do anl they ats hereby ordered md directed
Co appear briar ihs Court ~ a term thereof
Co Dee hell u ihs Court House OF Pamela
county Stale nf N]issistrri. 10 the town vt
Sitli on the second Monday ~ Iuly. 1873,
Ht which time this cuusc Is ct Tor bearing.
,l.n nul Ihery g. plNi, auswcr or itmur 10
The = mp inauts Hll bIcl herein
q further ordered lhtta copy Of thi. order
uc publ shed onee d ar,k lor four CON. Gu
u,e weeks 10 the Weekly rahol, Star, a
public new paper printed and Published In
ibis county
4 tue copy ir,m The Minutes
JOHN c HARRISON, CLERK.
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AGUE AND FEWER,
or u0rIa rr,u

IH. .fH# ItsifI mrlH H
0n IaM
% tf ils Hn U
iH 900 afi UUt NJ hfHf fnI
,. H End fu aNfNr VI IHI VI
fU uIaa 81 It nIt tui
HlIfg. b t0lf m if'ImN
ny lun Iai u nutNf
H ut fUf directions
Ns II EHut.I tHl 0uInl wl lH q
m WHHF & Fnaif inH iHf boon HJn
.Ut It4 .f.t HHl HAHla families hafs boom
rHrI b. i single bottle 9Th pefi'r' frTip
ration YI Ha #%fHeHtI health 70 W hlWeftf
HuI.Hi Hrl uttay aisf moro certain 10 cue
.I.t ut Ni .YHHHHal ln mailer l1Hti iuf q
...N .ritu aIff ihr 4 HH#ahHI boon hel krl,
m..s .It.I Il FOO difficult mi bong i1nling
Hn tmHiiJ fbif medicine will nDi ffplifr
anH nliu N,tp fbs bowels Boo good order.
.NuHl fhr fHfsni hnaftrt require % ri'hur.
.Up DO l.a0nf after having inhon three M ionr
.u UfiU. tonic. IL .iHaIa ipW 1f tiif Itgt.
nlt lHh NM win Us fum.Ient
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Commissioners Sale OF Lands.

-NWa TIL
~ virtue ofa decree " the Chtnctry Cour,
~ rauula Comfy, Mississippi rendered o. er,.
In un tbr i9th dtY of july. isf., ati ~ va
amended decree rendered therein al he lsth
ihy ut AWJ 1873, IN the .uiJ ot z. " L.
Nhtw, ss.ui &g runl atu,Hi, against A. !.
Majors 81 a. defendants o. t.mm uia.,r
therein appointed vJl 70
Saturday the TN day Of June, 1873.
within Lawful. hours in fruat otths ciutt house
dlor 10 The uvu o. s1r.. 10 siI rUuutt. OF
isr irr sole at rHhiif suction 10 the hI.hat
bidder che following HsHIs VIZ Tho nnth
hil' o. section Thirty. tut fd. south bolt vi.
section nineteen. iH ti0H. .i,. range seven.
vest cog $50. CO. ~. a 80, t, o., W. boz
rausa tuinty. u .sifpi
IERus uf sAtl -lae-Hith " purchase
money tu be- pail 10 cash. and the balance IN
mlHiI fam lay ct sale. with uS pvr
sent .uiefcst on deferred payment lrum dag "
sale Bond and security Will 10 required vt
tbc purchasers Ter the deferred payment. The
Iarl viii be- sold IN subdivisions to suit pur.
Jlla.H
JOHN HARRISON, Commissioner.
Wy "a. isiJ may-S.tds
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thauccry Notice.

friday, APRIL 18Th, 1919.

FRIDAY, APRIL isTu, 1919.
james Cauihen - Marin, Jones ct al.
Upon aHlavi flied in this cau.s. i, apps,r.
iug g. The satisfaction Of The court that the
dtiendan HillsrY Alsup and Thomas Ahup.
Who reside at uon1sles. Tssas aud the uu.
heirs Of Mary = Mckinney, whl to.
iig At Mstshcld. Teaaa arr nuu.rp,idenu o.
the State Of Mississippt ttn tsuslare ordered
ihat hearing Of TIE facts In this cause b.
bad On The hrst LAY Uf The neat term % lhi.
Court, 10 10 held Al the Court House " ranola
county, state Of Mississippi. IN The town Of
on the second Monday Of iaiy. lsia.
and said defendants are hereby ordered aud d.
ftcted 10 appear before this Court AZ aii
time. then and there to PLEAD. answer or DE-.
mur 10 the C~omplainaatf BEL and amtnded
Bill filed In this raass.
II y hfthsf ufdsftA tiat a corr Of his
order BE- published once = week for har con.
iecutivs seeks ia.ihs Weekly Panola star
. public Newspaper published IN the tJwn Of
sardis In tbs euanty
A true cUpy iTum the MINUTES.
john Z HARRISON, clerk
ny u, Tsia,
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CHANGER, Coart.
No tla=
The State o. Musisipp, Pamela County
Chaussp Court q said County, April
Tenn. lsi1

SATURDAY AVRlL ltfHi 1873.
HIGH l. Bsdotl. Aimr v Hiram rartss
st a.
Upon affidavit fl,i In this cause, q appear.
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
iOl.uwin named Defendants 70 the Crsl-niil
sized rs said iiimm lattcc in 'hs cause are
non.rtsidsnts Of The State u Mississippi. and
reside aud haze their pstsritss as fellows, 10.
vits Hugh L nsdl1rl. adm =. % u W. Bed
turd. IT,. deceased. and white lsdori. liucl.
"a Bedford nsJamin bedford, aud Charles
Bedford minors Whose guardian Is The said
Hugh L. bedford. III Vt whom live and have
their losiya,e At Baylsy DEPOT Shelby eoun.
". Tenatsse.
d l. thsrt Tore oristei that said ne sniani,
b. and they are here , utcd aud directed to
appcif before this Court on the FIRST tav ct the
nstt terra oi this Cturt, to b. held Al The
Court House uf Pamela Uuuuty, State Of Me.
assirpi. In the iosu n sardis % the sccuni
Monday Of 1uiy. 1915 70 plead. ansvs or De-.
mur TO ssil CtnssRlt Of Hiram Psitse.
n IL mfthsf otisttl that q copy " this
order be published outs a vcsk ~ hour cuu.
.seu,ivs weeks IN The Weekly Fanol, Star,
a public newspaper putiishsd IN this county.
A true c1pi tom The Minutes
john e. HARRISON, CLERK.
ray "A, tsfs
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WORM DEsTORYER.

IEiiaet fom = letter fom Georgia.
vitt,Sov. Walker Co. Ca, June IS
~. jobs hsI-l,ar Sir have recently
given your Uern Ds,irotr Several trialS and
hud Il wonderfully rficarious. has no,
failed Ia = single instance 10 have the wished
Nt eject am doing = pretty largu county
practice and have daily use for some article u
the Mind am, sir. respectfully,
1rttus 7. CtrMrSr. N. u.
r $50 unqualified and nuneruus are the
testimonials IN favor u my Worm DESTROYER
tina, newspaper space Is entirely too small TO
tell Ne mctits
II an infallible remedy for Worms Try
II and he convinced. See my loarual hr q
morv full description. jOiN BULL.
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NJ BEAUTY.

IVES there a man, lives there a womant
~, SO lost to reason, that he or she canno
admire and appreciate genuine female beauty 2
What a joy aud delight to stand and gaze up.
on n healthy and beautiful woman But, can
there be beauty without health? List to me,
ye thousands of sickly, puny, suffering fc.
males.
lfyou are annoyed with any lingering fe.
male complaint ard desire immediate relief
procure at once one or two bottle Of DR.. Drom.
coolies English Female Bitters, and be rcstor.
ed to health. Sold by druggists and mer.
charts Address
DR.. J. p. DRONGOOLE'
Memphis Tenn.
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Ms journal 1bouuds with similar %lrtttrs, MI
ofwhioh I guarantee to be genuine and writ.
Ten ly the persons whose names they br,r
DO not suitr yourself 10 he imprscd on.
Don DE- drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments. pnn.task ypur health by let.
ting no,'ct5 experiment upon YOU Nth their
trash
Ny slruprlla has stood tho tc Tor ivcu-
~ five yrnfs IL Is still the shisaparilla u ~
day. anil Of The Hge, towering over al liht
tu popularity Hud tts curative qualities.
Avoid 90 those wbn Hrc trying To palm 80
ou Won other extracts IT Sathmriit so-tl'ri.
Remember itis Dr. John Bull Snrsnmulli ni
Louisville rs, that 5 the old and reliable
rmciy iur Impurities Of the blood and aronI-
IN. al,ctignh Always bear that IN mind.
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BULLS
ARSApARILI4A.

rl..l M. follow or extract ola letter from Me-
Rivers. wife ol Reverend Dr. Rivers one col
ile most learned eloquent and popular Min
i.lrr Of th. Methodist Episcopal Church
uuI who IA If pre- pui lnltoucl ~ BroadNoy
Church Louifyi'tc, ny.
%LorHyIltr ~, Oct q 1869
d. Jaiu Bpi- Dmr Sir. Many thanks To-
You Tor lhe medicine on have No kindly given
me base been a great sufferer for years,
and bad thcalyicr u various physicians, Some
pronounced my spine, some my lungs, aud
.rmo my heart to be the sent Of ny disease, I
hive been burnt, h]listclcl md cuppel until !
had hrrlme lPhcnrlnncd Several very emf.
urut pUI .IrlHns who examined my spine In.
formed me- that was threatened with Wuly.
|tu r ]uppuplcyy any day, and that nothing
bat 10 seton would relieve me bad perfect
horror II that and was he,itnting about hay.
ing one inserted when YOU kindly sent me
YOU s~arupArlln which I Immediately began
tp take tIrcc umcs d day. ! had suffered ter.
ubly with a most acute pnin iu the night side
of my hogd, especially when / would read or
write tor any length OF time, nad on rising 10
my lrrt / would be perfectly blind for several
minutes, and would have to hold to something
to prevent falling.
am most happy 70 inform you hat the pain
iu my head O. entirely relieved | suffer but
seldom with my spine and then not % acut,iy.
Ny appetite q good indeed for the ir,t time
in my lif enjoy my dinner more than any
mr,l during the day.
Won kindly sent me four hcttlcs ngnin last
night hui I beFin again Ibis morning. aal /
hope 10 be- entirely relieved Please accept
my heartfelt thanks aud best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
VI. u. &. RIVERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-14

WAR II NEVADA Reitsgereat Lieutenant
Among the last acts of the lately adjourned
Nevada legislature was one detaching the offic
of warden of the state prison from that of lieu
tenant governor, one Official having heretofore
exercised both functions. Governor Bradley
and the board of prison commissioners yester-
day attempted to install the new warden and
were refused Abundance to the prison by Lieut..
upon Governor Bradley's party if they persisted
in their attempt to get in possession. The gov
ernor has ordered Gen. Van Bokelen with one
field piece and sixty militia from Virginia CITY
to report at the state prison to-day, to enforce
the law. IL is said that Lieutenant Governor
Dever regards the law as An act Of personal hos
tiity TO himself, and announces his determine
ton to keep possession of the prison until an
appeal to the courts can be taken.
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Methodist Conferences.

MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCES METHODIST
PROTESTANT CHURCH.
This conference held its second days session
in Baltimore yesterday.
The following stewards were elected: X. :.
sionary steward; j. +. Msloy, supersnuated
fund steward. j. w. Charlton was reelected
secretary Of the conference.
A commune alton relating to the interests Of
the Western Maryland College was submitted
by DIR. L. w. Bates To the conference, and its
claims urged IN earnest speeches by DIR. Bates
DIR. j. w. Herring and John Smith, esq. The
report was afterwards referred TO the commit
tee on literature
The examination of Official character was re-
sumed. Written reports were read by the fol-
lowing missionaries and their character passed:
w. A. Grouse. DIR. Switzerland, s. T. Graham,
Or. Drinkhouse, b. Jones, j. E. Naloy, W,
w. Mather and DIR. Wilson. The recommended
tons Of the missionary from wflliamsport,
Conn.,. were referred to the special committee,
consisting OF Dr. Nichols, DR.. Wilson, and W.
Rev. Bishop wayman, of the A. NJ. E.
Church, was introduced 10 the conference.
testant Church OF Charleston, s. C., were re-
ferred TO a special committee composed of d.
W. Bates, DIR. Wilson, A. j. Fairbanks.
letter from the Bethany Independent
Methodist Church asking ministerial supply
from this conference was read and referred 20
a special committee for consideration, composed
as follows; Dr. j. j. Murray, DIR. T.. j. Drink
house, and o. Hammond.
The special committee to which were referred
the wants and wishes of the Virginia district
was constituted follows; DIR. Webster, DIR.
l.. w. Bates, DIR. Switzerland, DIR. Nichols,
DIR. Drinkhouse, W. II. wheatley and F. J.
Bartlett.
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE NJ. r. CHURCH SOUTH.
This conference concluded the eighth day OF
its sitting at Trinity Church, Baltimore, yester-
day, Bishop Doggett in the chair, Bishop
Pierce having been called home by illness in
his family.
Staunton, Va, was unanimously selected as
the place OF holding the next session OF the
conference.
The committee TO whom was referred the
claim Of the Nashville publishing house against
the government Of the United States for occu-
pancy Of their premises in 1865, and use of
machinery, &C., whereby great damage en-
sued, reported that a paper officially signed be
preserted to Congress from this conference
urging prompt adjudication and settlement of
the claim.
On motion, il was resolved that this confer
ence pledge themselves to unite in the concert
Of prayer for the schools and colleges of the
land on the last Thursday in February i'm each
year. Rev. A. w. Wilson urged the importance
of religious cOncurrently with secular educa-
ton, and the Importance of daily prayer for the
success of such education. Bishop Doggett and
Messrs. Armstrong, Rodgers and Head also adj
dressed the conference on this interest.
The balance Of the session was spent in reg-
ious exercises