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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
Itione. and places OF residence
UNITED STATES CRIMINAL PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Benedict sentenced prisoners follows John
Whitehead, sending obscene literature through the
mall two years imprisonment and nne OF 81, ooO John
Bott, onense. one years imprisonment at hard
labor and fine Of 600; Joseph English, msnufactur-
ing counterfa vecent pieces, three years imprson-
ment at hard labor Charity Ann Walker and Edward
Walker manufacturing counterfeit Decent pieces. each
five years imprisonment ut ardlabor; Edward Lonee.
converting mail bags to his years mpris-
onment and fine of sl0o; Geo. f. Dunning embexzng
money from the Sub Treasury by OF false vouoh
ers ten years imprisonment at hard labor Alfred
Nc Pike embeIzling letters from Dodd's Express, one
years IN imprisonment. Oscar I. Wainwright was found
guilty OF acting AZ n bogus bondsnan.
The olOwing persOus charged with fraudulent regis
tration, were discharged yesterday by Commissioner
Davenport Solomon Walperman, Frian scmidt,
Jacob burger and Tbos Pendergrast. Jere. Sullivan
aud Geo. Hcare, charged with the Ike ofense, were
held $1,000 bail each Allan Clark the steward or
the bark Frank Howard, charged with break
Iug into cargo, held ny Commissioner Shields
ihas. McGOyern. charged with reseuDg. about one
wear ago seized property from United States Deputy
Marshal, was keld IN $1,000 bail by CommissioDcr
Osborn United States Marshal Fske says the report
that McGoycrn arrested Tor political purposes IA
nptruc and that Inc taken nfo custody III late
las Saturday night because the oibcers unable 10
mud hin The Marshal also says that the Deputy Mar
thas were looking for McGoyern some mouths before
Gen. Sharpe resigned ~ United States Marshal.
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Bark J. r. Pas, (0er) vo,y Rotterdam Funcb Edve Co
Bar Lothian tsfl Williamson, DUNEDIN, 1e MAILER
Bari cs,.snus Dose d,sL ovd Queenstown Ne, soso'sh
Bark Rat, (sor Jensen Artxerp for oT gn7ss Hys C.
Bsrs n Jusnila tCil Los kngson Jan" Deoslo,, 70
s5F z hi So w. dsi's Ss. Ss % @o4 60
yog rstoc csi.si'. Ne 800 = . SsnS' Ts
SON. Son. N''''' a.., = o..,.,.nm
sebf Goin WatcrJary STANFORD STAFFORD hanuieiun's 20
ARRIVED. -,
Steamship steiamann (aeg), Leehere Antwerp oI Io VIVA ~
'n St e Und ss,e sampson New orleans Oct 2e with d''
steamship Gsoa Crovcl Charleston with d anipa' j. W.
Saea%sap james Aderr lockwood Charleston Oct 81 s H'
'I 8, hp MsroSor Sessrsou Wilmington c. aa With
naval s'ores to IoniIuri steamship Go. on -. 18th
Has so5 % Ems, Nor os CT, Point and Rebmoui, With
steamship Sorh Point FOleI, Philadelphia with d'e TO Lon''
steasS Asemsre Reed Boston, ba', Ola Dominion Steam
ssp Pomona ofel,srov, Hamilton Liverpool 81 ys .h mise
BARK Antonio Ca~loOaa ut.L OhVan Londonderry 81 s"
Dueppel tGerl Kronoh. 81. Mchs 20 day, n belfast
BARK kyerhaId tGer Ho,sm,nn Bremen 40 a "s d,
Big Nordieeche keewarte Gs Bfeymann RIO 'snef0 % ~
BnS Anne CDaa Bnpch Rio JaaeO sp 49, via Hampton Roads
sc6E Il N guller. Hart. Dat,u, Ga. ed,y, with timber.
schr. NJ " drew Chapes Jacksonville dave with Lumber
s S k k S Bg TR' saSs SIaH1 y uus.
sCHOuNsEs-kYEh
shGbert Virginia. 81. +. Bfan1. virg1nia.
g.. ". Anderson Virginia Katie RANGER. Virgins.
Lucy Wight, Virginia. Whise Rock, bridgeport
SAILED.
Steamship Yorkshire London; FLORIDA for ship Contain
tipe for London; brig I. r. A. Pitt for Bermuda.
WIND-Sunset resh. n. W., cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwORIEAy Nov L-Saled steamship Cstes Kenb for New
YORK ID steamship ieOge Cromwell CaNo from New
York.
SAN FRAscsco Oct 31Arived shp swallow Bragg from NsF
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orRxy,Tovy Nov 3-Ths White Star Line steamship Cehe,
Tfonpon from New forb Oct 25 liverpool arrived here this
morning and proceeded Line steamship City 81 Boosn,
Murray from New.York here last night at lO3
PLYxouTH Nov 3The Hamburg American Lane steamship F1ni
Meier FROM Hamburg tolched here YESTERDAY
LIysRPoOL Nov 3TBe Allan Lhe steamship Canadian has AZ
rived here from Quebec
IFor Ldlest Ship Necs see Serenh Pdgel
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AN IMPORTANT SUPREME COURT DECISION.

. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The United States
Supreme Court to-day decided the case OF the State of
South Carolina, rel Wagner agt. Soll. County Treas
urer appeal from the Supreme Court of the State
involving the question OF the validity OF the issues Of
the Bank OF The State during tho The charter OF
the Bank framed 1872 provided that its issues shoud
be receivable for taxes but tho County Treasurer
refused to then the ground that they
issued in aid of the Rebellion, aud therefore,
tender. The Court below sustained the objection
and the judgment for the Treasurer.
On former argument Of the In this Court that
Judgment affirmed, but upon re2rgument
had this term there is change OF opinion and the
judgment reversed; the judge writing the
opinion the court holding that as the fath OF The state
pledged these bills, the holders were entited TO
rely upon that credit and its projection The credit
OF the state could not be withdrawn without an open
clear declaration that effect, and such decara-
ton made until 1863 by the repeal OF the char
tor which too late TO render the bulls no tender m
the present one other was decided by the
decision In this Justice Hunt delivered the opinion
and Mr.. Bradley dissented.
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THE BROOKLYN GRAND JURY.

Another Grand Jury of the Kings County
Court of oyer and Termner mpaneled yesterday
aud charged by Judge Gilbert. in the absence OF Judge
Barnard who viii preside during the November term OF
the Court. The requisite number OF Grand Jurors re-
aured by law business has not yet been found 10
Jurors only having answered yesterday TO their Names
and the additional panel TO complete the number re-
ouired by the statutes was ordered for tomorrow
Judge Gilbert in his charge referred the efficient
service which had been performed by the two previous
Grand Jures and requested them to regard the sueges
ton Of the DisricAttorney, who he stated sworn
TO guide them in their deliberations ana Investigations
He then referred TO the statutes regarding usury, lot
teres the regulation Of excise the prohibition of public
officers from taking fees than allowed by law, the
purity of elections and the publication of obscene liter
ature. The remainder of the charge unimportaut
and according the usual form. The following the
names OF the Jurors already chosen, their
a.l.. 1. rasLaaucn.
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nrcfsIoNS-NoY. 8.

Supreme Court ChambTs-B Barrett. J:-Herdtieiu9I
RBcke-Espor confirmed and order OF daiibnoh 81
tie Of The application OF Cromwell and 80
In the matter Nc of ebset APP location tspie i
Fidyee AL-Moton compel production OF etinn t"n ~
with SO Same sg. sameMoton TO reopen ekama,Non
denei go E-ymsha at. King -dea Tor e0I.t
Bank g Wing -Dssnh opened on PaYet o. M
$40 $40 sHn three and sl nlluhs 70
try he c,se short day otherwise der with $40 costs
S,,,erior Coprt-Spcci0l Jem--Scdgwiek. J.-Meyer
ATT Meer-Moiion denied Mortimer aEt Lesa PAIL s at hng
skin ast Ranor Barnard 70 som sgt Der Lac az
Mead Csmpb Arnold Ct a. agI Lyman - A. beaeie' ~
Bushne Dutch sg. Harm onOreIs graht
Van Worst J-Carrere Sbofoni et al, eTrsJnGHent Tor
panH on the demurrer leave defendant 10 on terms
fsee opinIon1 Hewitt MorNsv tba granted Tee opnon
Common Pleas-SDectat TcYm-LarremOre, in. I.
Inurance HoananReercnoe 20 sell foreclosure ~ l.
Iafe Insurance &c. sgt LaDies-hame decision
DAILY, J.-Hsmel al. TOphu.-tSee opmiol)
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CRIMINAL, NOTES.

In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
esfosJye seo Charles ssren held for trial charged With
bs 50 49, be property OF his employer Php Nog butcher oil
No III DelAaeey-st
In the T0mbs Police Court yesterday, before
Jndgeogab Alice kader committed for tnal charged with steal
H chain valued $40 Michael kspsrt o. No
2o' ag Archibald Kelly was bsd sus~.r eh4rss O. zeal
nF irsn Jeaes Brennan Of PASSAGE j. god watch worth sd:
hehs Agner charged Agnew Of No. lO4
Bs osd~s, with stealing s70 her He COMMITTED for
Tie November term of the Court of General res
nons guh Yesterday, II Judge sdher'Dd pre~ang There
Ahrso Of the Grand Jar which adorned Until Mon
day. Nv H. because the Glnd Jury OF tie Court Of Oyer and "
miner About 100 o,tey pocyeses against whom
susigled than tS0thrds Of
vhOn srf-ed their pleading guilty.
The e.if acoamea mill tonorrow a. IA A.
In she Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
bet hgs R1ihsrps Assistant Dsie Attorney Rascn appearing
o' Va psop !obB hepesx sbgss ~iL s.sDsS Ms pseAt VI
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the farmer has TO ralse has increased an average
80 9l0 per cent, while during the same time his Inn
pements made of iron and his salt have decreased,
an average, in price, notwithstanding the tarIn
and the high price of labor 3 2-1o per cent. MI
Stillson concludes therefore, that since he and his
neighbors are protected in wool growing, they won't
be quite ruined If the tariff iron and salt remains
until little more OF the national debt is PAID OH
and the expenses of the General Government have
been somewhat reduced,
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ptSsENGERS ARRIVED.

From ,SPNwALL-Ir sncmship Aoopaio Nov. 3Mr.. Loas
AMI cbtren g. Demare and wife hrs T. jewell ehid
Mrs King .nd children kegeoe Sssa and on jules
N,s,r sad slfc Pe children Mrs Solomon and child
rem w j. Cutbbertson NJ Eave Mr. Alice Cook and ed, W.
elliott and wife ~ Peter Moruth wife
Mi,chcll and wife q. H. Grp. L, 81 Loeb O. 5; ~: L.
Tanner ~ en-; H. o. Handy. U. n. n; Miss Bloomfield Ms vii
su, G. w. sperry Chss b Miller Mss NJ A. Murphy w jonos
Ms. skesru Miss Rnsge w II. Summers and wife Capt
n n Kent D. Major .. Campbell J. L. Guios J.
dekeu, p Behoue ar.. Tracy Robinson Ms Hunt MIRA Thor.
ngton Crss Mrs smith Miss CLARKE M simson, MI honp
,eu p D. Ross L. A. Hover Thos. Green. Jas PhhpA
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF sEw-ToRk....

PORT OF INV ORk....-....................Nov 3
CLEARED.
Steamship Washington tGerl Arnod. sen C. RsTou-sbafg
steamship TscauT Nieho lnadephis Lon zi Steamship Co.
steAnshD Ann Ebrz. RichsTi,. Philadelphia. JaA Hand
SteAInap Rapdan. Carpenter NsyJnaaL Murray Ferris Co
htsaushp Virgo. Bakcy. Savannah, Murray Ferris
Steamship MORO Cssur MoTon laVsga. VIA. f. Clyde Co
Steamship Champion LoekNooi Ihaesion Jss W ard Co
Steamship frk1coHis. Br.gy, ro.tsrd. ]. ). Anrs
Bari A. D. Wage Sor hrrlcssn HAVE for orders. Teens
Dos kmann
Bari Spanker tBrl Whit 3D. C.scrslewn Mcnuriy
DanaisL
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ws,,am sehut Of No 40 wessTh sfrh 81 N 1.
"a, In peaeepth Frpaye OILS watch .on W " ,s,y
-. mad sut, state Prison for four yea
p Enlns Tor prisoner Nsse, soas .ssgfa H., ~ No 2e
Moucst va, seauited Rnoud r Pce appcarel ar ue w.
JACOB NJ Voofhes pleaded guilty OF siabbing Ja W -,
westT -aiDth-si July a lie vas ''"' W Wv
for eyAr
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Oreau 5ledmers

A NCH0R LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier %,
N n r. foot Of Dev+t EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SArURDAY
wednesday Nov CbLIfORSIA. SATURDAY Nov -
Nov ITALIA... WedEcsaV. Nov 10
edneay Nov. u INDIA .saInncay Nov ~
C4pn passage Glasgow, Liverpool Lon1onderrl,
WEDNESDAYS steame $50 and return $3.50 currency sAals'
SIS; $3.50 gold Stenge passage 70 IAs
Cow Liverpool London Queenstown, Londonderry, Belfast Bristol or
Csrlf $50 currency.
Drafts Tor any amount Compsns Offices Bowling
green New-YOrk. HBNDBRSOS BkOTbbhS Agent-
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San ,..... 6:33 4:54t Mses ses.. 6:2S
vsTsE ruis nav-As
s..ay Hoot 7O2 Govs ard 1:4o Hell 5ais Perr. $3.50
S,us, Asss m T25 Cows Island &O3 Hell 8s. $3.50
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CALENDARs-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CfRCuiT-PARr LAdjourned until houdsy
PAIR u-vAs BRUsT j.
32 PEEK e al sgt Glriger Ct 1890 winchester asI bhn ="
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TOR HAVANA, .
EEW-YORK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LIMB.
Pier s. Nortn River a. J D
CITY OP NEW-IORk Havana direetl.. -. November y
CITY OP MEXICO (lIayAns and heKeo). November
CITY or MERIDA Havana via Nassaul.. November -
CUBA Havana drectD hoTeino'f 70
CITY OF HAVANA tllayana directl. .....Noyenoer "
For freight OF rasage, supII 20 - ,,,,,, ,o,,, ~ a..
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WHITE STAR LINE.

POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Ngw ANu PUL L-POwERKD STEAMSHIPS
SAILING from SATURDAYS IRON Lverocoi % raUtS
DAYS ealhur / Cork Hsbo, eash aoo
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY, Nov nS;Vos
GAhLu THURSDAY Nov l., ~ noop
ADRIATIy SATURDAY. Nov 10. az 1892
EIIyrIC SATURDAY. No. ID at $500 a. IA
CEITIc SATURDAY Nov 29. 81 1882 70.
Prom me White Pavolis Fert. C:t,.
tor al elssse unrvaed
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
s.loous state rooms smoking mdhn
,os fs Surgeons aad
pesest
HATBsssoon $50 seersge $50 eurreuer rbcse Wishing
Cos friends rom tue Old County
serfhcates So. currency.
Paarnges hooked IRON Armenia HsnDsrx
Norway, Sweden. India Australia CMlA Sc
Drafts from 81 apwar.
Of
sEess No 10 BIssawsy, New. legk y n MANIA ksssi
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FOR soUrHA MProN iND BRRaRE
KRONPlHZ w. Can't o. itei1 rnen ~ ssi' on
WEDNESDAY Eo7 o. 81 fo1 Bremen Per loot IhfJsL
iou owed hY
snp RI BIN Cant f. Bickenten. on SATURDAY Noy
EArkS oF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAFkt AND IREhAS.
COLD OR ITS EocIV.L-r ~ oOktHS'h,o
First cabin.
Second
por f,sssLt a, nsss9s apuyto OELKIJhb 4 Co..
N'- '-' 49, B0vlnJ-1re>n-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Flour-Dull at
81 OOa7 IS. Wheat-Quiet ati$1 8Sa1 40.
Corn Quiet-52c. Bye-Firm; SIC. Oats
--34s12c. Barley-Unchanged. Groce,
ries-strong. Oils-Firm. Eggs-Quiet
at 16c. Butter and Cheese-Unchangsd.
Provisions Quiet and steady. Mess
pork quiet and held at $40 90; jobbing
at $685.. Bulk Meats-Shoulders, small
sales at Sassc; sides steady and Unfair de.
mand; clear rib sides 9a9tc; clear Ola
81. Bacon-Quiet and steady; shoulders,
sales at &c; also 81 loose; clear rib sales
Ut 10t; clear In good demand; sales Of
10s; also 10t loose. WhiskY-Active Of
9ic,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept 1s.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm; extra spring 80 90
a8 80. Whest-Quiet and weak; No. ]
spring 81 16ia1 1851, No. 2,$1 12t cash.
No. 3do. 81 06i, rejected 81 90. Corn
Irregular; closing firm and higher; No. 2
mixed 4ltc regular; rejected SOC; high
mixed 4l1c. Oats-No. Q, 28sc cash; Re.
jected 27c. Barley-No. 3, 81 80; No, 3,
95a9Sc. Observation-Disclosures; mess
pork nominally SIG 00a16 25 cash. Lard
SALES December and January at 7tc.
Bulk Meats-Nominally unchanged; sales
Of shoulders packed seller December Of
4ic; long and short clear same option &c.
Whisky-Demand fair and prices adyanc.
cd to csc; closing rather weak. | tS3s 8l
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New York Market.

New York, Sept. 12.-Flour-7ttHesvy
and lower; superfine western and State
IS SOFAS 90; commnn &e 70a0 90; extra
ohio So 70aS 70. Wheat-Heavy and
declining; new Mo- Chicago 81 55al I56i;
No. 9 Milwaukee 81 .56ia1 81; choice No.
i spring 81 61a1 Get. Corn-Opened
tirmer but closed quiet, with advance
lost; steamer, western mixed 63a64c; sail
do 65ag5ic; yellow western6 1896 }c; white
westerp 65s66c. ,oats-Heayy and low:
er, mixed western 46c; white western 4Sa
Sec. Coffee-Quiet and firmer; Rio Ga
CSC. Sugar, Molasses, and Rice-Quiet
and firm. Whisky-Lowerat 97c.
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obi a!allitltllItlaHfil!QlIe,1luefJI;.; i.
=" ~ -gis1E ~ .s2sSS M :, - Sa'1 ~
'itITIIATsBoY.5.. :
+-;l ~"
iByfdEodndEcoo

Ia the house turned topsyturYyi
Does Il ting from street 70 tooi!
Will the racket still continue sst
Spite Of all your mild reproofs
Are You often In hfuttert .EsE5 .
Arc you sometimes THRILLED with joys
Then yeinygfAyc Isubpicions
That you have at home-that Boy. g.,
Are tho walls and tables hammered y
Are your nerves and Ink upsett ~
Have two eyes, soi bright and roguish, :
Mado your erefycare forgetf
Haye your garden beds prowlef,
Who delights but TO Destroy
These arc well.knoW indicattons i.tra
That You have at home-thht Boy.
Have you seen, him playing circus
with bis fisld upon tho mat
And hls heelsin ialf.twinkllng-
Forhis audience, the ,catt u.s.
DO you ever stop u listen,
When his merry, pranks annoy D.,
Listen 70 voice that whispers.
Yop wereonce Just like-taat Boy
Have you heard OF broken Windows, -
Aud with nobody TO blamef
Have You seen . tfowsered urchin,
IQuite unconscious ofIthe simeI
Do you love Ateasiugmtxtufe
or perplexlty and Joys
You may have 0 dozen dAnRhtere,
But know you've got-thatBoy.
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STATE BoNps-Quiet. uENJ

Z STocKs-Higher with flrmer under.
tone than on any previous day Of the week.
Prices advanced I to II per cent, and al.
though there were oeeasieuai reactions
the market closed at nearly the high
est point OF the day. The leading features
were Western Union L,kes Shore, Now
York Central Pacific NAL, Rock Island.
Union Pacific. Wabash, 81. Paul and
North West Common. The Mail says
The tone OF the market il very firm, and
eyinces decided inclination TO ad-
vance, but we do not look for an imme.
diate bull campaign, but rather an active
market with frequent fluctuation. +, / ~
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tFor the Intslllgenecr.) ~.
seli.AIade Men Of Our Times. Sg

z pMy son." said Mr.. Petroleum shoddy
one day, u am self-made man." O..
fThat means that you manufactured
yourself, and that God did not make you,
does 1t not 7" inquired Shoddy Junior.
TT signifies" continued Mr.. Shoddy,
"thsl ] am the architect OF my own for
tune, The cfeaiof7 81 my own wealth,
My possessions aresthe lruits OF my own
labor, tact and shrewdness. lam not In.
ldebted 10 any relative for my money.
My father never was wealthy; [ made all
that own myself.I Fam a. ell.made man.
t'Tell me more about this, paps,7 said
Master Shoddy S"Asit Is wealth and pos
sessions make q man, what kind Of crea-
ture or animal were you before you be-
came MANI Whatsort OF being was
grandpa who never WIS aman and
what would you DO iEiyopr riches Should
depart from youy"
nYou impudent boy go to your room,
orI'll-"
& Exit Master Shoddy; attrebieyoice re-
peating with his departing footsteps
.For ali that, and all that
Our tolls obscnfe, andali thatl % ii 81
The rank Ii but the dollars stamp,
The mans the gold for all that"
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! COMMERCIAL AND HNlNCIiI.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money aud Stock Market.
K New YoRK, Sept 12,7MosEy-Was
easier; terlosnipg 1at 7!pcF cent gold.
declined 10 8 per cent. There was an
ample supply at reasonable rates. Il III
STRRLINa ExcHANoE-Firm, with the
actual business at 10ssA10si Tor sixty days
and 1904 for sight. Custom receipts
$5OsyOOO. 90 % Sl6 III
GoLp-stronger; ranging IRON I'LL TO
ILL, closing at I'LL. Loans were from
3 topper cent to. carrying, and 1854 to
fiat for borrowing. Clearings $l0S,0 00,7
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000.
GoyERE,lRsTsT-Firm ,and,in good ade,
~ I-I1t va nd 1911 Nl
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'Respeciidlly, TIMMMT
: Ia z NV! SCoTrdG GARNER.

LAND " III. Messrs. Hsdrick and
Hogemans Commissioner Of the Court,
last Saturday ilsold dat public a6etion,i q
tract Of land lying on Kelly and lHughs'
creek.oi $500, for $4,000. II was Sbid
of by Henry g. Waiker=5Rapasta
Chronicle, -1eAahtN
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Yearly Meeting OF the Friends,

Especial Correspondence OF the Intelligenecr)
MOUNT PHEASANT, O., Sept. 0, 70.
There Is none Of the minor sects Of
Christianity whose history is so interest,"
Ing to the thoughtful reader as the Society
Of Friends, who, as Robert Barclay says,
"are in scorn called FQuakers," Why
these meek and. lovely people SO Jun
Oblrusive In the PRONUNCIATION Of their
peculiar tenets, should havebeen subject
to such bitter political and social persecu.
tons. as they were both in England and
in our nscounHyt for nearlyIa century
shall leave 10 The historian TO explain
contenting myself to remark that as 1t is
one Of the Testimonies" Of the Friends t.
be willing TO, suffer for the cause Of truth
they have been afforded ample OPP
portunity to "tesiy" in that way, and
verify, faithful iwitncsses have they
proven. Mysobjectis not % discuss the
history or the principles Of this denomina.
ton. but to givetlie readers efthe INTEL
LI0RNCRR some account OF tue
YEARLY MEETING,
which Is composed Of delegates from the
various local quarterly meetings. scatter.
ed over the State OF Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania. The delegates are gener.
ally representative mon and women,
whose high standing in the meeting is
universally recognized. This annual occa.
sion TO the devout Friends p q pentlcos.
tslseason; and, though the routine oil bu=
siuess affords little interest TO outsiders
yet the religious exercises always attract
alsrge number Of visitors, not only from
the immediate neighborhood, but Friends
from distant States, and even from Eng
land. The method Of connection with
yearly meetings which arc in sympathy
with each other, Is by the visitation Of
distinguished Friends aud correspondence
The epislles there read are frequently
papers Of deep thought and models Of
literature. 3. ~, ~ 6Sqho. Ia
MOUNT PLEAsANT.f ~! ~ r .
The place OF meeting for the Society. o
Ohio Is Mount Pleasant, Jefferson county
Ten miles north ofWheeling, most aptly
named, for like Jerusalem Of old, i Il
beautiful Tor situation, !" surrounded a.
tie with yerdant fields, teeming with thu
wealth Of richl and highly cultivated
tn. -. .tsk
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THR Hon. John P. Hale, whose lie Was
almost despaired ,ot[a Jew weeks ,ago,1is
improving daily, and his, permanent 70
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The MI Pleasant meeting up 10 ;iss4.
embraced all the Friends Of what now
compose several divisions, and was the
largest and most important In this coun-
Gy. In that year, occurred the great
hlcksite division. The followers Of
Hicks, however, were In the minority
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Is thoroughly possessed with his calling
and acts and speaks like man who UNI
derstood his work. His special idea Is the
doctrine Of holiness and entire consecra.
tion TO Christ" In the short and fervid
addresses he often rises to eloquence, and
his interest and ;earnestness seldom fail
to impress the mos.tindiferent to religious
feeling. The meeting resembled an old
fashioned Methodist love feast, except the
relations ofexperience were more concise
and abounded in scriptural texts and ex.
preston. Frequently the speakers would
express themselves In some verse Of the
bible or quote, from one Of Wesley's
hymns. A few Methodist people took
part in the exercises, as the invitation was
cordial and general. Occasionally . verse
or two Wassung. This remarkable do,
parture from, the old form Of worship Is 80
radical that ailong timeiand much ex.
perience will be required to make It sue. 4
cessiula Itseems as difficult for the Friends
10 sing Justify, as It would for your color.
cd friends on. Fifth street to keep quiet
under similar circumstances. ~. vi
A DISCUSSION.
After the speaking exercises were con.
cluded, David Updegrstf asked those who
felt that they experienced the blessing Of
q full salvation to stand. A hundred, per-
t.n. o-oeo ua thon ront aof al, ony x.,hn