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FOE RENT AND SALE.

FOE RENT AND SALE.
For RIlf.yIsaIHe LANDING .ad OUT.
i..i. AZ. s:: H.. E:;is b.. Il; Y
sa .sS.s .. 70 = e 'S,:Ss =: to-
LOT -, s,s:. = ns.:rs ga,v;y .searon
LOT corner Of "a and A ssrssss northeast, con.
', s.ss W. VI So ]; ooASI 'sr. as street..
Ffok RfnT0Eo; l9a Z q northwest, an eight,
. .sssI.. 4. once, iss f.1s:s;
Il KNOW Is "stieS Lssdips. Between v s.sins,
:. o. ,.ss,:s: i;.Slis sf9ssss *, cox SSsD
isss ;ss: assiy . :ss Adds sxSISIT,
Foh =
a large and handsome
BURLINGTON
No. 226 street northwest. Main house pressed.
brick front With brown stone trimmings aud porch.
!hTee hoer.. The house va. built By istsi.sIs ns
Bacon for use Of owner. and is nearly new Hs. the
Lot ?, By M e an alley. wan be cold cheap on
lso1-u IOs Market Space
FGk. safss n mn. sgILBISSs
i'm s g 60 PEfsfisss. i1S s ssis.
Eok RENT-sTeRKs ana OVFICKs on TN and
Il streets, Federal Buiidiussl Good tenant.
No. s fedsra bssins.s to ssUm
j. per mouth; 9 four reOm BRICK HoUsE, near
osf. SSSes IS
eutre a 6as Louisisns svenue. nov7-iy
FOR SALE.
ESR sALE-Two PIANOS Just receiyed.-
aud sa ei IL sssus in
guarantee from the mai ers, st
HALLET DAVIS AGENCY,
Also, in good order. m7a-
A NEW AND VERY HANDSOME GENTLE
only AGsfs:s has s sssS o s.:d
A yQnNG. HAEDsoMl, SOUND and eEN.
very hne set Of double harness, a. good IN
ns %.,, ,,a'' JOHNSON: Star o@os.AS
II PINE FLOORiEG so ,RDs Of Ifs sosd qu atty.
and well seasoned, about % .ooe feet worked int
flooring. JOS. II L. LIB Bs H.,
mars Nv VI Water street, Georsetown, ID c.
kNOR sALE-One hrst-rste ROSEWOOD CASE
PIANO, nearly new, first cost StO;-
vii sell nov Tor $50. Apply ct a = 18th
sleet nounwed. mAr4 I'm VvNvv
t'oR SALE OaEAP-Three new leather curtain
- yump-seat CARRIAGES, 6uish ed in IN =,
we pest manner aud late.t style. Also, SNSS
seyerai TOD and no-top BUGGIES. AS6
lare" stock Of second hand Carriages os hand ana
Ter sse at carriage Repository, 81 18th street be-
'r M sna v: Il. ID. SCHMIDT CO.
lGBT BRAHMA EGGs, FOR 8ATC8TNG
- warranted pure s. per dozen, Orders re.
eeinsd by n. CRAWFORD. 1om Ia, FEDERAL
DloeA. mars In
ITO BCILDERs-A LARGE QUANTITY or
- D0OkS, sAsHBs, BLINDS, &c, for private
=, low prices pre- stsus TO auction These are
~ noS q ~ p street, second floor, or D0HOANS0N
EUk sALE-Fine CANARY and MOOKIN0
I Birds; warranted gooi singers BIRp.~S
SAGs Prices low. No. 1871 South b street VI
Geoi getown street cars pass the donr. ~
fets-tr J. M GoETz.
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Examine Our Stock.

HThis Department is In charge OF Mr. DANIEL
r. KEYwORTH, skillful and artistic Cutter,
lately come cted with of the principal Merchant
Tailoring EstablishmeUtS Of Union Square, Nsv
York City.
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PERSONAL.

M ADAME TLORENOE, the Celebrated CT aiyroy
A'1 ant, 10 uneIualled in testing ths past ore ent
and future OF your life in causing speedy
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
the sure of in life in matters of busi-
ness her advice Is valuable. She gives universal
sathfact on; none ever regret Consulting her. Sat
isfsction given or no pay. Dan BIS consulted at her
Parlors, No. 81 4th street northwest. mar7-lH.
1 HeREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS NOT
L 10 TRUST my wife, LIZZIE LEE, as will Day
DO debts Of her contraction, she having left my bed
and beard without lust cause.
mnr6-et. SPENOER LEE
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A COURTS Of different States for desertion, 60
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. ADDRESS N. HOUSE, Attorney, 194
brnadway, N H. decl3m~
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

TREMONT HOUSE, corner Of ID street and In
diana evenue-Board, 81 50 per day; SlOto Sl4
per week; S3O to 8 40 per month Elegant suites OF
two and three rooms --mmunicating. aouss all
newly furnished and heated with steam. feblO. I'm
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After many years experimenting have ct last
dseoyer.d . meehod Of preparing PAM which
&C., from detective brick sls metallic roofs, and
eleewheIe where paint 10 supp ,eed 20 remedy.
style and IN the most durable msnner.
Being thoroughly equipped for every Kind OF work
whom have net heretofore inst PROFESSIONALLY.
febf.l IsAAC CURRY.
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SrCoHD NATIOKAL BANK

90 SHARES Of above BANK STOCK for .si.
. WIN. U. MArTINGLY, Att',
leo-oN $50 7th street northwest.
NLRf NALUASLB FRUIT FAbM ron
ohLk ~ acres; nve acres bearing viney ards.
lily scres nrst oiase apple. peAr and peach orch,
10, seven miles from Wellington. Also, Farm Of
-, gOoo timber, twenty milee dist ant,
S bn on the Cbesapeske and Ohio canal AppIV 20
hUb A. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Broker, 6Is
SEwER TAXEs y ILL BIZ PAID win n
, cent, On IN tee dollar, for q Iew days by Ill
S S5k bEhkkND 90, Resl Estate Brokers,
O-e 'tn street. fsbfs-lm-
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Wy @ EEOaMPMEnT will be held THIS
kNkH1NG, att O'Clock, 10 consider . matter con-
Dected with the printing of it's proceedings
IT L. b. ALLYN, a. Scribe
% CHURCH OF TIE STRANGERs. REV
Wy y r. HUBBARD, rector, ObspAl of the Y. NJ
Z. A., 9Th AID ID streets. Services ii Q. m and o
DAY; 7 50 p m. " WEDNESDAY. seats free. IT.
rs UNITARIAN CHUROH, corner 9th aud
Wy streeis;-key FREDERIC HGNckLEY will
preach TO MORROW at II .. m and $50 D m.
SUBJECT OF evening di,course, "Intemp ersnce; Its
nFTHIRH Will BE A NETTING OF IA r
w. BOARD OF TRUSTEES or PUBLIC
SCHOOLS held on TUESDAY, IOIh instant ct the
fraDklin School building, ct 50 o'clock .. m
mari 81 A. p. PARDON. Secretary.
rREACRING MORNING AND EVEN
Wy ING, TO MORROW, the sth i.stant, at
Union CHAPEL, I'M. K. church, by the Rev
W I. L.. WEKcH, former pastor of that s,ciety
daily invited to attend. IT
Ms ATTRNTIOEl -KNIGHTS OF ST.
~, PkIpxR.G S1 are hsr,hS nctined 20 meet
form, on MONDAY EVENING, the 9 h, at 7:SO D.
u sha p, for drill and review.
L LaSMiS. Secretary. o0m IL:
nFTHERB WILL BE SPECIAL NETT.
Wy ing Of the HIBERNIA BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION Of w ashington, ID. o., held at their
hall, on LIST street. between Add streets, Orth-
west, on the evening Of the 9Th inst IA O'Clock
Al members are requested TO be present. By
1t, DENNIS LYONS. Rec. sec'y.
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: Nc, t-ln nea kstAte BROKER, Old 18th street.
F 70 SE n.S 3 f 4 6f FRAN. HOUSES,
1rc.ms bath room, cellar under Whole house, slate
NANTES, S s .ss in every room from. and back
ley. Yard beautifully terrsced, soddsd, and en-
SE meat m north
ground overlooking most Of the city. Price, $500
.ns s s;sE 'f[%: AsS PRESSED
BktCk FRONT DWEtLlEG,7 rooms. gas, wa
nas. iSs 6spitCI Price. $500: cash; bal.
xIwO-sToRY vRAMs. rooms, on street
LOTS on Q street. between l4Ih and 18th, on
houses different parts Of thu City s.,s on I'M
0i %sit easy TERMS GEO. rs sos ss ~ stss:..
FoR,ssAat,l.. H OR two,;soIy
YOuues Law Building. marlin
TOE sALE-Tvo FARMs, as6 and s. acres. near
&adfess g. aGsPaRaY Fss GhuloS .Tfas
Cont aims l5 rooms large yard stable in the Of
tSs IU' wILIiAM TYL8 1 us 18th e. ms cost
ten and Ws.hipston streets; a new irsI class
And 81 al cash required 'wILL1Ah TrLEe. 10
TOE sALk-At . bargain, one OF tno.e nice
Il HOUSES in Duddinxton Place, No. 232 LIST
street southeast, half square from street cars,
1assss aIs a. sat-
northwest. mars In
LOB RENT-O. mmodious sTOREHOUSE, cor
Il 18th and b streets south vest, opposite
sed f pr rod and nissIcS
f;' s.iEs Law sasas TO ' 0sI
F, sALh OF ElET.A'Il I, l:s: lat, S i.SI.
vim every convenience. isni, trees. water,
rS5 ri ct S1 na ses oy
Westminster, d. c. JOHN 8. GALLAHEb. JR.
EOR s.LE-A delis htfui COUErBY HOMES
Se.uti fu S sas on sSs Sss reg. land
northwest Of 81, sttsville; fine varsity OF fruit ten
se e tfs Ss0 g.. s. Is
s Mr. is,p nss7 Tss ss eeesas mars In
EoR RINT-FOur-s story BRICK HOUss, eos
street northwest, and two-story IRAMe
All, !: WI ' T. sfLiY. us M:If:. sSses
Tor RIET Oh GALA Large and .Elee.nt
on u o:ss Loo an
aWkt1IHnAsk sSs lsn street Nm
FOE RnNra :. rARA q the lsts Curtis Lewis .
stsSIe; veil q rood water; location one mile ffo@
ss.1 xsss 9 SEoKif. corner go a; -. Q
TOR RRNT-A three story BACK HOUSE With
ten ssso%s s or th srsss Ss
norihWe.t. fsb7 On
n
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The social attention 81 the public and dealers
gene 10 called 70 the fact that the undersigncd
no. varied and select stock of the finest PORI
HhEkUh UAHplnS! Manufactured on the prom
isesD, Y8O1Ie, NUTS, etc.. which he IL disp,s1nv
Of e rsmsrkseiy low figure. both q whol.ssis and
S99 PsnnsyiyaLis avenue northvest,
uarS-ems Under National ,tel
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EOR RENT-A three-story BACK HOUSE With
Il ten rooms, containing ali modern improyspepss;
n and n northwest Inquire % llss ~ = nre~
northwest. fsof-<m
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Reply to 3 I. J."
PLEASANT RIDGE, LEAvEN. J
WORTH COUNTY. DEC. IL, 1874. I

MR. EDITOR: A all writer's fs,ter
themselves with posteri'y and name, the
luxury Of this imagina ion find manifest
ed in my old friend from Peach Grove. Ali
in the locality where IS 1. J." reside, seem
to take some pleasure in his late communi.
cat,cn. Every honest man hiss felt it. SO II
is natural that should indulge, particular
y when he has given me 20 &c, erous. so
friendly and 60 Iobie an occasion. l can
assure him, in perfec: consciousness, that
bis gratitude to mere boy of Is years Of
age, shall not be forgotten. It shows the
greatness of his affection, which gives me
the greater PIE pure. But knowing that my
existence in this lite, which at the longest IL
made up of year,, is at all times liable to be
measured out by moments, would not post
pone duty 80 pressing, or satisfaction 40
ple.suratle, whilst the opportunity was in
my po~er Of performing the trust in my
own person, rather than BY executors.
Nov Fir. ss for your pointed repartees,
your c,us,ic sarcasm, your sparripg hits,
find they are sprinkled up and down like
the seeds of the sower, with the further re-
semblance of you're being st'eped in brine;
but a sometimes partially springs from
friendship, it is in itself par ionable, or per,
haps rhould say, IN amiable error. Per-
NIT me to inform as. l. j." that he was
made for higher things, YET, my greatest
pleasure Is, that have, in my previou. cor
respondente, eiven him hints Of my politi.
cal Weakners, which be is impatient to pur-
sue. What will no, srch genins do for the
present administration, which, like the Ark
Of Noah, he thinks worth saving; not for the
unciean b>asts and vermin that slmoet filed
il, ard probably made the most noise and
clamor in it, bat for that little corner Of ma
tionality that was distressed BY the stink.
II wish he had said the wihin). When .
young critic Of Is years comes in cont sct
with such closing genius as IS !. j."
the vivifyirg mass may throw out sparks,
which. il there be snv principle of electric
sympathy to elicit them, may. even from
our incombustible, strike ont something like
the great FIRE Of Plato. L. KENNEDY.
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BUSHES.

We are stunned. We don't know exactly
how to answer the questions propounded in
the following circular received from the
Faderland. We want business, and there.
fore print the following, no ping some clever
person will help us out. The circular il
printed word for word and letter for letter
a. We received it. 1t is curiosity. Per.
haps Uncle Simon will help us out
By this am % free a. to direct the hum
bic question to You, if You accept for me
in Yous estimable Journal advertisements
for the Hamburgian-town and Brunswigian-
country-lottery?
In an Affirmative case you will be 20 kind
~ to give me an answer on the fOllowin 4
questions:
II How often comes out Your journal?
q What is the price Of insertion for a
line, rep. eighth, fourth part, half aud
whole page of Your Journal?
81 How broad narrow is q single col
umn (how many n 20 in it, and how many
Sits counts the page.
A. After what sorte of writing (Non-
pareille, Petit, Garmond) do You account
for the price Of line?
81 What rebate do You consent me.
i Join still to my last question, that l am
already since many years in Direct inter
course with more than 500 german news
papers, and that all they offered me att the
same conditions, which they grant the
counter of announces With these l dis
count after ageement every 8 or 6 month !;
but left it entirely to Your estimation,
what concession You will CO, sent me in con-
cern of this, however l expect from Your side
favorable conditions, because my orders
being for the greatest part considerable, and
nv advertisements of large extent.
Expecting betrayed favorable answer I
am with consideration.
ISAAC WEINBERG.
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sunHER's SUCCESSOR.

Adyices from Massachusetts, show that
everything is at sea regarding the next Sen
atorship. 1t seems to be the general belief
that Dawes killed himself by going into
Buffers district to plead Buffers case.
Judge Hoar has many friends among ctr ct
Republicans. Ex-Governor Bullock and
Judge Devens have considerable support,
but it does not appear that either is likely
to be the coming man Charles Francis
Adams will be backed up by body Of warm
adherents, but it is not believed that he can
get strength enough to secure an election
The Democracy will not be able to present
any name that will command any strength.
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POsT-0FFICI CHAUGIS

In Kansas during the week ending Dec. IL
1874, furnished by VIM. Van Week, Of the
Post-ofice Department:
OFFICES ESTABLISHED Bow Valley,
Phillips county, George N. Page, Postmas-
ter; Maple Grove, Pottawatomie county,
VIM. r. Benton; Minerva, Labe tie ,unty,
VIM. H. Bowen.
DIsooHrrNuED:-Ulyees, Lincoln county.
PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED Big Timber,
Riley county, Manly B. Smith Clear Wa
ter, Sedgwick county, Charles Cramer
Coal6eld, Cherokee county, p. II. Hand
Cuba, Republic county, VIM. R. Trip;
Fall Leaf, Leavenworth county, Alonis
Bauer; Grover, Ottawa county, Frank L.
Emerson; Powellesurgh, Clay county, John
Harner; Stockton, Rocks county, Lyman
Randall; Woodstock, Jefferson county,
Branson l. Addington.
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coHrEssEs HIS sIN.

The Chicago Tribune says: A remarka-
bic letter from q guilty clergyman appears
to-day in another column of this paper. The
writer Of it was, until recently, pastor of q
Universalist Church at Grand Rapids, Mich
He was charged with improper connection
with young woman. Instead of denying
the fact, or laying the blame upon the
woman, o. Mr. Beecher did, the Grand
Rapids clergyman frankly confeses his sin,
charges it upon his own weak and unguard-
ed soul, and Graves the pity and compassion
of mankind and the forgiveness of God.
Such plea a this from Mr.. Beecher would
have brought him the sympathy and respect
of the world.
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STAFF INNS

-Juvel lie "sneaks' are botheriag So
lima.
-Murais, or ''b'eck-Iags i eeAro,iaG
young caails IN D.uslas couasy.
The Lassssce Journal 70 sov knovn
. The Nosd daily.
They want 1000 bGshsh Of CASTOR bsaa
1t GiEard.
Lieut. Gov. Slower runs . hoor and
fed etoes 1t Couaeil Grove.
The Hoeticultnsisls q IL Gats hsvs Q
biz meeting 1t EoPosia. - he 1tsh ol
tho noosh.
-Rnnsr ays ths Isdepecdsses DeneesI
= 10 b removed 70 Tepeka, ana Pahlishsd
= dai J.
-TAc PSssoas Of Kaasas hsvs coop1sasl
IL erosnisa1iss e - sHhlDmo 4uaual
Eswin0 AsosGfn15onI"
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HOT srARvue.

A reported BY the Hon. Alfred Gray.
Below will b. found the proceedings of a
meeting which was held in this city few
days since.
At meeting called BY the citizens Of
Ford county, Kansas, in this city, on the
5th inst, to take into consideration the sup.
ply Of clothing offered to the destitute Of
said county. The meeting was called to
order by electing A. J. Peacock chairman,
and d. NJ. Frost secretary. Ga motion,
the chair appointed the following named
persons . committee on resolutions: Moe
Walter, l. Beatty, Isaac Young, A. w.
Moore, and W. Sweeney. sa;d committee
reported, and the meeting adopted, the fol-
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS. In . circular i.sued By Alfred
GRAY. Eco, secretary OF the STATE Board Of
Agriculture, to Gov. Osborn, representing
$50 deetitu,e persons in Fo county, Is .
grave misrepresentation of the condition Of
the citzeps Of said county;
much q Gov. Osborn has With kindness
proposed TO distribute . quantity Of cloth
ing to the destitute Of Ford county, made 20
BY the drouth and graasboPPers; and mas
much a no destitute persons rside in this
county from mid cause, we would therefore
tender our sincere thanks to our worthy
Governor, for his kindness and sympathy,
and res ,ectfully decline the pco6erd cid,
for the present, bus We viii inform him.
should soch aid be required. 20 loog - the
roaming buffalo pa. in a APPEARANCE. ve
fear no iamine-and O. supply any desti-
tute county With all the Deaa hey require
We would respectfully 81 shss sucA elosh-
ing may be disuibated 10 ~ favored IScai-
iiiea.
On motion, the Secretary vas ias ructed
to send copy Of Tie 1sssns9 coetsiains
the foregoing resolu,ioos. 70 Gov. OsboeD.
Msj. Gen. Pope, ard Alfred Gray.
On motion the nessing s5joafned.
A. ]. PEAcoCK, Ch'o.
D. N. Fsosr, 6r9y.
CITY Aeaae.Sr.
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.s oLDEHrIuE HISTORY. :

A watch with history was the other day
presented to NJ Oscar De Lafayette at Paris,
by Minister Washburne, in behalf Of the
United States. This time-piece, which is q
curious and unique affair, was given to the
Marquis De Lafayette by Washington, as a
souvenir of the revolutionary struggle which
virtually terminated by the surrender Of
CORVALLIS At Yorktown, and in which La.
fayette had borne an honorable part. When
the Marquis was on his last visit to this
country, in 1925, the watch was stolen from
him at Nashville, Tenn. A year or two
ago, it was discovered in a second hand
shop" at Louisville, Ky., and was purchased
for SIS by a gentleman who knew its his
torical value. Congress last Summer ap-
propriated $500 for the purchase and resto-
ration to the Lafayette family of this inter-
esting piece of property which now finds its
resting place with the heirs of the illustrious
name Of Lafayette. 1t is not oft.n that an
article of 80 small intrinsic value has % re-
markable caaeer nor such fitting end to
a chequered history.
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AxorHER CHAPTER OF KANSAS HIDr
TORY.

In order to prove that history sustains
every allegation made by THE TIxEs against
Judge Lecompte, We republish from page "A
of Albert d. Richardson's work, entitled
beyond the Mississippi"
il will be noticed that, in speaking OF the
trial o: Haller, Free State man, for kill
ing Lyle, Pro Slavery man, the history,
published in 1867, says:
application for lis admission to bail was
argue before Judge LecomPte, Chief Jus
rice Of the Supreme Court OF tie Territory
HIS d,eis,ons had been 20 "ni,rmiy and a.
oranty partisan that he vus nieknamed '.!J.
flies eeon.pte.' Under the bogus code.
framed by his Own porty, all degrees OF hom-
icides were bailable; and Lseompte had re-
ieas.d aotorious crimisais charged rith tie
murder of Free State men, upon their
giving bonds for appearance at trial:
But tbs rus his oun or uAseh had
been oued In summing up the testimony
he called Lyle's bowie snail knife which he
did not purpose 10 use ofensirety, though wit
nesses had sworn that it Wa from eight 70
tuelue inches long, and that deceased had
raised it to strike when he received the
mortal wound. He refused TO admit Ha'IeT ia
bail"
The history, in speaking Of the murder Of
Stevens by Quaries and Others, about which
Lecompte testified in the late libel suit, and
for which he claimed great credit, says the
crowd, in answer to Lecompses speech, made
"ominous suggestions about making an e1.
ample Of him Necompte) for permitting and
aiding criminals TO escape"
We have no words to add. We simply 2ei
history speak for itself Again, We Say, il
we have ever said one word which is moi
strictly true Of Judge Iecompte, or if We
have ever wronged him, we will, when con-
WINGED of the fact correct the error and
right the wrong. The TINES intends to be
Just. Read ehe extract in another column
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CHURCH TROUBLES.

Next to finding lucrative jobs for idle
hands to dc, his Satanic Majesty evidently en-
joys church row better than anything else.
There is pungent odor, . spicy favor, and
agensral degree Of richnes connected with
such troubles which must inspire his soul
with ecstatic joy, and Gauss him to redouble
his efforts within the various sheep folds
which stand invitingly open, and often seem
to even insist upon his presence.
Chicago, at present, seems to be very in
viting fold for satan The Western Baptist
church is in trouble, and Mr.. Gordon, the
pastor, is about to resign, and Dr.. Powers, Of
the Episcopal church, threatens to leave his
congregation, and all because new Assess
ment was made to pay the church debt. I
Religious circles in St. Louis are also e1-
cited because Mr.. Cameron, who was ex-
PEELED for grossly immoral conduct, from st.
Johns N. f. Church, has been admitted
into fellowship with the Southern NJ. E.
church.
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svvaroR INGALLS, At WORK.

The telegraph has informed our readers
that three or four important bills have al
ready been introduced by Senator Ingalls,
We Learn by Yesterdays dispatches that he
has prevailed upon the Secretary oil the
Treasury to submit report favoring an aP-
propriation for the Fort buildings OF SlOe,-
O00. Our citizens may rest assured that
when Secretary Bristow asks for the funds
Congress will grant the request The tact
that the Secretary has made the recommend
is only additional evidence Of the rapidly in
crossing influence of the Senator at the Ma
tional Capital
The people Of the State, without distlnc-
ton of party, will thank him for his prompt
action in the matter. The following is the
telegram received:
The Secretary of the Treasury has con-
.ented to submit an estimate Of an appropri-
alton of 100000, to be expended upon the
Military Prison at Fort Leavenworth, tins
wear. TO alter three stone buildings and build
a wall suitable for therr enclosure.