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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-05
POLITICAL FREEDOM ~ FLORIDA.

POLITICAL FREEDOM l.! FLORlDA.
The Jacksonville Florida Union of the
18th denies the truth OF the statements
made in letter from q Florida cores
pondent to us and published in our col
umns, relating to the assassination OF DIR.
johnson of that State. Our correspond
ent spoke of the deed as political MUIR
DER" The Union says:
"Who gave the writer the authority to declare
that the murder of DR.. E. G.. johnson was po-
litical murderl Are not our jures and the court
OF this curcuit now investig ating this very inur-
der and had we not all better suspend Judgment,
or refrain from rushing into print with our pre-
conceived views until the courts have investigated
the subject Will the journal aud its correspond
ent please answer 2
On the same day in which the copy of
the Union containing the article in which
the statement of our correspondent was
received by US, came to hand also another
letter from our correspondent dated the
3Oth ult, in which he says:
"Just as / expected, the publication Of por
ton of my note has stirred up the righteous indig
nation of friend SAWYER. Please say that you de-
sire some other erideHce than his to prove the as
sertion made to be false. Also ask him which is
the worst, to let the people know abroad what the
democrats are doing in this and other States, or to
apoloqize for them. Tue case Of Harry Richard
charged with the commission of the crime is now
before the Grand Jury, but on the Grand Jury
4 nd
while the evidence is strong enough to indict him
in any other country, we fear it will not be done
here. There is no question among republicans
but my statement was correct"
We have no knowledge of the matter
in dispute other than what we have re-
ceiyed in the letter of our correspondent.
He is, as we before stated. reliable gen.
tleman, formerly Of this county. We
hope he is mistaken in his charge about
the particular case OF DR.. johnson, also
in bis allegation concerning the condition
of society in Florida but whether he is
in error or not as regards political free
dom in Florida, we have much reason to
believe that against too many Of the South
crn States his general statement will APP,
ply more strongly than they are willing to
admit to northern people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-05
From the Mi1dae2Dhia PresJytertan.

From the Worlds Dispensary Printing Office and
Bindery, Buffalo n Y, we have received The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser, in plain Eng
lish or, Medicine Smplifed," by X. ' Pierce, VI.
D., Counselor n-chief of the board of Physl-
clans and Surgeons at the Worlds Dispensary.
Whoever helps humanity in its struggle with Its
inherent weaknesses and diseases, to bear or cure, Is
its benefactor Ignorance is not only of itself
of disease and mortality, but 1t - the enemy
OF every fOrt to cure or mitigate Nothing VIII
so speedily remove this cause as knowledge tan
elementary one at least) of the diseases to which
we arc heir, well as those superinduced by our
own imprudence. DIR. Pierce has rendered, in our
Judgment, benefactors service. both to the al
ticed and to the profession in his diagnosis of the
diseases treated of, and in the presentation OF the
phosophic principles involved in their cause and
removal. lie Is sparing of remedies, and usually
prescribes such as are safe in unsked hands. As
a book merely of abstract knowledge, it is eN
ccedngly readable and interesting especially the
following Subjects Cerebral Physiology, Human
Tempeiaments, Pseudo Hygiene, the Nursing OF
the Sick, Sleep, Food, Ventilation, ETC. In one
chapter another subject delicate in its nature
that it is shut up beyond the domain of warning
TO all but physicians, accused in its results in
modern society, he is most explicit, and alike true
TO God, TO virtue to life, and to society shows the
truth Is presented in the teachings OF SCRIPTURE
that life commences with conception-with great
force to which is added faithful warnings.
Price of Medical Adviser II 80, sent postpaid
Address the author at Buffalo. n. \.
novl teod&wlw
Adam was the first man, and Adamsons Botan
ic Congh Balsam is the first and only remedy that
cures coughs and colds every time.
nov3teodS wlw
Master your cough at once with Hale's Honey
of IIorehound and Tar Every affection of the
lungs chest or throat tending to consumption, is
not only relieved bat absolutely obliteratcd by
this wonderful vegetable pulmonic. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
oct29- swiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-05

DIR. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry may be
well called "wonder of medical science" 1t
cures coughs and colds instanteri 1t soothes the
irritated parts ii heals the Inflammation and even
consumption itself yields to its magic influence.
80 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
cheare r. nova -t&wlw
LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out OF turning gray, renews its growth
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and II ost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced Used by the elite. Price only %
cents. aprl1 -+eod& WHY
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OYSTERS.

speciality made OF keeping the incest Proyi.
denee River Oysters all the year round, without
on the fluctuations of the season. Shop
neatly and tasteiully kept. The public may be
sure of getting the iull value of their money by
trading at this place.
All orders promptly delivered, 10 all parts OF the
city Tree o: charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-05

Adam was the first man, and Adamsons Botan-
ic Congh Balsam is the first and only remedy that
cures coughs and cold, every time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 49, Colonel
Young, who is now collector Of the Third
and Fourth North Carolina districts, has
been Informed that there Is too much Ne.
potism in bis district. The Commissioner,
at the suggestion Of Young's superior, de.
mands certain dismisSals. tr
The internal revenue receipts for July,
August, September, aud October. compared
with last gear, show S2,500,000 increase.
This November will probably show an In.
crease Of 81, 100000 over last. s.'..
The customs receipts for the same four
months show o falling off or $4,000, GOO.
The steamer Hartford replaces the Wor-
cester as flagship of the North Atlantic
squadron. .,s.....e.., z, 49,
American citizens who may be on trial be-
fore Cuban eourt-martial will hereafter
have the privilege of selecting COUNSEL for
defence. stst.sEag Ets.tss s.a2s -
1; A private letter was received to-day by
Cabinet officer from Minister Gushing, direct
from Madrid, In which be siludes generally
80 European topics and other matters, bui
makes no aRusson to any causes which would
have o tendency TO disturb the peace now
existing between Spain and the United
States. This letter was read TO the President.
80 II has been ascertained that the private
telegraphic correspondence which recently
4 took place between President Grant and
{ General Sherman was With reference to mat.
tsTs on which the President desired to be in,
fcrmed for use in preparing his annual mes.
sS9aRess 4sEs r,aGs1E l-g s,srgs 49, s-a -.,f7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
Gousolidatton or Revenue District.

Consolidation or Revenue Districts.
WAsHrSeroN, November 19.-The Presi-
dent has issued orders consolidating the
reyenue.collection districts. The following
are the southern districts consolidated, with
the names of the retained collectors: Robert
M. Proud, Third and Fifth Maryland; Isaac
j. Young, Third and Fourth North Carolina !;
Thomas Powers, First aud Second North
Carolina; L. Cass Carpenter, First and
Third South Carolina; John T. Bucker,
Fourth and Fifth Kentucky Robert F. Pat.
Serson, Seventh snd Eighth Tennessee !;
SAMUEL F. Cliff, Fifth and Sixth Tennessee !;
Henry N. Cooper, First, Second, and Third
Arkansas. n'sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS


WHEAT.-Whue, 1904 bushels. Red, Z,7Z2
ous heis. ,,., ~ h,sbo1o
OATS.-10S bushels.
kYE-10 bushels. s#fa at-sgtkT FL
BRAN.-7,600 pouRas. y,
SALES.
= WHEAT White, $40 bushels at S1:4O; "a bush.
els at Sl2S; % bushels common at ~ 10; S0
bushels fair on private-terms 264 bushels very
good on private terms; 20 bushels good at Sl35;
30 bushels at 1926 e bushels fair at Slit3S
s1.45-total 1e2a bushels. Red, so bushels s, com.
mon ut 81 20 32 bushels common at Sl.l0i
I.43S bushels very good on private terms; 31S
bushels good at &1.35: 800 bushels prime at S146 !;
100 bushels at 81 40: 500 bushels common at
81 .05 I1OS bushels at 81 SO; 3S bushels atS1.lO-
- CoRN.SWh9e, lls bushels very good new at &c.;
100 bushels common new ut s2s:@total, bush
! sOATs.-6a bushels spring az Soc; S6 bushels
mixed winter ans spring at 53c.-ootal % bushels.
RYE.-1 0 bushels prime al zoe.
RE-EXHIBITED. I'll
~ WHEAT White, 10 bu hes. Red rs bushels, 3.
; :CoRN.-Whtte, 100 bushels. = 'sl&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
---------s----, Italy.
THE PURCHASE OF RAILRoADs By TIE GOVERN
II. MENT. ast.s sF
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November t19.-For the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States. falling
and stationary barometer, north to west
Winds, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rains will prevail,
followed 10 the West Gulf States by rising
barometer and colder northwesterly winds.
For the Middle States, rising followed By
falling barometer, winds shifting to north.
erly and ;easterly, lower temperature, except
10 the southern portion, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas. -------zz- !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
BY Goddiu, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / JOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
JOHNS BETWEEN FKDERAL AID co % ~;
STREETS AT AULTfOE.-By virtue Of 4 deed or
trust from David Holmes and wife 10 the unier.
signed trustees, dated the 9th day OF June, 1874.
ans duly recorded In the clerks Office OF he
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, we viii
proceed 70 SELL on the premises, at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY the Gath day OF November
1876, at AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the HOUSE and LIT
located as eb0ve described. The house has three
rooms. Lot, 29x ty 1894 feet.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
~ CYRUS BUSSIECX
q Gss q. TOWER,
no 1S 4. srsr,fs--e-. -.-s.F gr,gt =. Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
By Goddin, Warren q CO,
Real Estate AGENTS and AucnoneerS,
~ Is no. HOG Main street.

TRUsTEKS SALE OF A BRYCE
\ HOUSE AND LOT on THE EAST sIpEoE
Str ,JoH ls !, BETWEEN FEDERAL aSD
OUTS SrkEEFS AT,AuGTION.--B virtue or
DEED Of tf1st from George W. armistesd, trustee
for Charity Da6ney; 10 the undersigned trustee
dated the 9th day OF June 1873. aud duly recorded
In the CLERKS ONCE OF One Cbancery Court of tho
city OF Richmond, d. B. 10l 4, page as, we viii
proceed 20 sell on the premises al public auction
on WEDNESDAY the Gath day OF Noyember
1875 a. O'clock z. M., the HOUSE and LOT NJ
above descrtbed. The mouse contains TWO rooms.
Lot 3bx129k feet.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale,
* t-5sa t4s .WM. IRA SMITH.
CYRUS B0SSIECX.
no 10 st ~ .6,A1iE - .Et- Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
Charlotte, Y. c., Races.

Charlotte, Y. C., Races.
CHARLOTTE, November 19.-The following
races were run today:
Mile.and.a.b half dash springlet first, Hart.
land second. Time, 2:13s.
: Halt.mile heats: Mollle Darling first, /;
O'Neill second, 9. Time, 81; 562. .
One.mile dash: Abdel koree rirst, Centu-
ry second. Time, 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORE.

NEW YORK, November 19-Hoon:-Stock duli
and q little lower. Money, s. Gold. IL Ex-
change-Long, 4s4k; short, 4sS. Governments
observation-disclosures 4. Sterling, 4S4h. Gold, 2l41
@IiaX. Siovernments dull and strong. States quiet
and nominal -
BALTIMORE, November 9.-virginia 6's, peelers,
AZ: Virainie consols. 63H. West Yirginaa's. y.
or,h Carolina 6's, old, IGN; new, g; specaaa TAX,
B. Bid to-day .------ Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20

Arkanaas Centennial app roprtaskon.
- LIrrlE Rock, November l9.-The Senate
to-day passed House bill appropriating six.
teen thousand dollars for centennial pur.-
poses. &c now goes 70 the Governor.
A bill bias passed Doth houses changing
ine time OF meeting Of the General Assem-
NY 70 the second Monday In January every
two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTYsEvEN
W FEET OF GROUND ON SOUTH LAUREL
STREET, AND FEET ON PINE
STREET, AT.AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, NO
VEMBER GOTH. AT q O'CLOCK P. II. by re-
guest Of omner VII sen at auction On the ABOVE
street. two squares from the terminus Of the street.
car railway. Also, 8 DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT on Pine street, fronting 90 by 145 FEET to
alley, and bounded on the south by twenty-foot
alley. This lot Is beautifully iocated and Is on the
west side Of Pine between Spring and China streets
and eighteen months, six per cent interest, secured
BY trust deed j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ros12 E-eEs- F, Aucfioneer, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
+. BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s--s 81 M I1OR Naiu strept

TWO BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAST
L SIDE OF SECONDN EAR DUYAL STREET
FOR SALBAT PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-On NON
DAY. the 22d day Of November, / S75, at O'Clock
p. 81, we will offer for sale, on The premises at
public auction, TWO BRICK HOUSES located as
ABOVE described. One has four roomg and cellar
the other has two rooms. Lois front about 20 and
SO feet and run back an Irregular width. These
houses are so constructed that they be used as
stores. atyF 81 .ij3 tiift
! Terms: One fourth cash !; balance at four. eight,
and twelve monfhe, with interest added, and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust. l.'-
s.sHa: o sass G0DDIE, WARREN & CO.,
no 16 !, --,s. -g-=,g. rysy Aucuonpers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
rs. ss. x BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

SALE OF SEVEN
L ElGHTHS OF HOUSE AND Lot ON Union
HILL. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF N STkEET
OPPOSITE 10 THE METHODIST CHURCH.
AS trustee In certain deed of trust from Seth
Creekmore, trustee OF Mary It. Christian, bearing
date the Goth OF May. 1867. duly recorded in Rich
mnnd Chancery Court, In Deed. book No. So 4. page
$50. I shall sell al auction, on the PREMISE, on
FKTDAyihe 26th Of November, 1875, ut O'Clock
p. NJ, the Real. ESTATE located as above. now
or lately In the occupancy of Mr.. William Chris
tian. The lot has front Of "A feet and depth Of
,166 feet, with q comfortable FRAMED TESE-
yAENT. thereon. sfs- .l. Is.ss as
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge note OF a12185 with inter.
est from the Goth of November, 1870: as 10 the
residue Of the tproceccs OF sale on such terms as
may be announced nj the time OF sale.
5Efs' 1H1JtEfs Q ALEXANDER H. SANDS,
M LIZ 80. 80 ! Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
] IsaTrsT alss SEyVs..
-.

:s@s xfsssscsss 81 81 l
3 9Asp sfs y s 49,
4 psnfs. NcYeEea Der DO ~ Aslgr an0 aha,Selg
successful f6te was ln.say $3.50 $3.50 800
DIbHastfie by the y.
the object being 10 give gseaseF pueahu.sy "
AID extenA The stIbsc JOBS :or sae, asnsLns
f1r Il nonunens 10 3
rtcr. g s. 5sss ~
e1s;k bffiiisnt cencers follow 10 Wn!cn we
band OF che Republic fstssfn raStscipaseu; y
and another eoneerts Tocss ss J. wen as lnssru-
faents vac glyen, dnra wl4sn We !. staI.
Spangsed Banner IS was suuS asnu y EseAs
cheering. - !, -,.,. ..s
s,,s
ttutDtlss,,on Y. sn az. : "a ssr
IL 81
e aas.s ssa fSensrsT Tor
Stsve ~ cicasJsa .fhe
psss MIS- assp1p, nf aia,rts al
Marcus ot s6osnsu " ge.g, ~ $500 "a IS
osso, .,;,as ~
puftes o.. Sae Assemnty, REPRESENTATIVES, =,
the presssa aoous si q ~
spscsst0tss WY r,,oru
rs EhS SUBSCRIPTIONS are psogfessiss t ~
~ ns - .,sast ~ tI,e fodges in
y wa. - - 80, :. =, ,.scn,ses, =, H.,
| : aaiaSo :. o"'e - -
sf!.e 3 Z 81 e e s'a g
GERMAN ExEnrR0Es AT TEE PHILAD1APHiAcE a'
| E4 &c q. feEHNfAL. 800,
| Rxrxzx. Noyetaser 19.-The list of Ger
man cxhia,tors at the Centennial exhibition
AZ Ph,lsae1pbia numbers one thousand eae
hundred and forty. Presidents OF pro
i ylrceS, at the BEggestioH u ING GmP. ~
1 coAechHg az Articles SoIus 81 .;,," ~ nor
4 treMHenb Oh Fbe Wounueo - =.
Iney gHi De sAnao "a. iii iTs Ia = cemnaete
4 tee etsecfs OF iue.e.S ,s " r. tran.nort the
train aueo ora. sApiess's W '
SICK ana Woandea. :
TGrfkfsh Provinces
EKRzesoFNA OUT OF THe suIEASs SnAs r.
To.,,ov Novemher lathe Times says
oditoriaIly: (. Herzegovina is fafriy OUT OF
the Saltan's grasp ss Il destiny naa se.s,ea ;.
by the conferences OF the POWERS. feaee eau ~
ronly be brought ABOUT Dy the eAs.ueasou y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
BY Augustipe Royal
{saccessor to Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.
Office corner of seventh aud Hull streets,

80 y
4 UCTIoN SALE OF A SPLENDID
n STOCK OF GRO CERES, HORSES. Bug
GIEs, tDRAE, suLKY, LH y Pr, CP pB AZ
ISIS, GO sNER or THIRTEENTH AND HULL
STREETS. MANCHESTER, EA.GAt the rauest quest
ton. OF, TUESDAY the 23u day or November,
1875. at 10 o'clock A. H.. his entire stock OF GRO.
CERES, consisting 10 part Of .,,c,,,s
:. S %5NEsl Hi92g g4sa SUGARS
CROCKERY. &c.
The stock OF Goods win be offered as q whole, as
the marty purchasing cgu rent the store A. mode
rate rental and continue the business MS is one
of the finest stands in the city. Mr. Csrsiey na s
been merchandising here for nine years the trade
Is we'll established. IL the stock II not sold as q
whole will sell 1t out in parcels until the ehtire
''O'A % O''PY gslIsNgEs'ToP-BUGeY tnew),
SUEKY,
/ sPRIEG-WAGoS, .-s....,
IS. geN LUMBER, CEDAR POSTS,
j FINE BAY HORsv, five years Old, suitable Ior
express purposes or for the FIRE Department,
l pair FINE BLOQDED COLTS, three and four
years old, well broke 70 single Jingle or donoie mar
The store room IS large and well arran2ed; an inc
fixtures OF modern style andin good order. Large
back lot 10 the store, with stables convenient anu
VOL arranged. This Is one OF The BEST pns'ness
is central business already established, ana every
Apy narsy desirdog TO Inspect the stock before the
day or sale win call on the auc ioneer or .Cels
ley who will take pleasure In giving any laiornia'
tion des fred. and show the same, g
TEENS Very liberal. and announced At sale.
p no17 ~ f - $500 AueGoaeer
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Ritblaolld llatrh
! ..aIapA vEMsER ae 1872
~ TEI. EGR PH.


.rna s,rs,sasasaaaa sNas.asaAhfe nsagsssta--
.nhe GMbsaes ssssisss- kctSyssy I'm tassst =
{ .Eass. 4: ~. 8: is
4 = 53 Especial telegram 20 che psssascb.l
Wasaissyoa,e scyenbsr 18.-.T he ssessa q
siopal SPANISH Cuban STARE Is At resi- and To- p
day brought 40 opportuuity for = renewal o. =
sc Tie reports thai have been 10 clrcniation
10 the "a st ;thas marlike notes were passing
ybetween this and the Spanish Government.
"a recent ana very private telegraphic core.
ssipondence between the r resident snd Gene
IA, Sherman has been naagnifed into . ssory
of impsnlisg war, when the fact g that
! such correspondence had reference solely 20
raatters upon which the President desired
{ 10 be informed for use 10 that portien q ms
zorthoo,aing message relative TO- army nasss
aers. n 80 7: ssSSt ~ ,sssfsa.
# The Cabinet session day was vers brief
and Cuba Was not mentioned.
there IS no doubt that great activity u
going on in the navy, and great many YES.
.ssis are being put In readiness for sea.ser'
; vice. but the Government will not admi'
chat there Is anything in this TO cause appre
hepsion, but, on the contrary, asserts tina!
She vessels now being put into commission
i. are for The purpose OF being ready In cas-
any emergency should arise In future, ant
with no present hostile intent. TAos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-20
Moossy and Sankey's Final Meetings I'm
Br00klyne

Br0ok1yne
Nxw YORK. November 19.-Moody ano
Ssnkep are holding their final meetings IN
.HrooEivn tonight. The rink is crowded To
1nffncafion. and an overlooking meeting is
4 roIne ON in the Simpson church, in charge o,
Air. Needbam, the evangelist. Vast NUM-
hers are in The streets unable to gain admits
lance TO either building.
This morning at O'Clock, when Mr.
Moody led in the prayer-meet!ng, three
thousand five hundred persons were pre-
sent, This has been the average attendance
during the last three weeks. After THIS ser.
vice the pastors OF Brooklyn met ana Voteo
to continue the daily union meeting IN the
Second Presbyterian church. a large Wo-
mems meeting was then heid under the
direction Of Mrs. Needbap.
Ia Mr.. Moody began an inquiry.meetiDg 10
the Simpson church at 10 o'clock this fore
! moon and continued it until O'Clock. He
then vent to the Tabernacle to give his usua!
Bible readings. The multitude gathered was
so great that the gates of the building bad to
be locked BALI an hour before Mr.. Moody
came. An oyeraowing meeting was held In
the a6ioinipg church by Mr.. Needham.
Thousands,left who were unable to get into
either building. ."" !,
s The Chief power of the Brooklyn revival
has been felt among the young men. Hun
dreds have been hopefully converted. The
yonbg mems meetings will be continued every
evening under the leadership OF Mr. Hall, of
Washington, D. q. In return for the bless
inps Of God for this feature of the work Mr.
Moody proposed yesterday thaDks.ofering
2 TO be contributed to sustain the Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association. About
ten Thousand dollars save been paid la OF
pledged already. The funds necessary to
pay for all the public services, printing, &C.,
/ have all been raised.
- TIE Committee Of Arrangements have Is.
sued 125. 900 tickets of admission to the
| rink and TO the young naeh's meeting at the
Tabernacle within the last ten days. 1t Is
estimated that over 100000 persons have at
tended upon the meetings Of Moody and
Sankey during their visit 10 Brooklyn. The
number of converts it Is, Of course, difficult
TO determine. 1t Is very large. 1t will now
; be left to- the pastors of the different churches
Z 50 look after these converts and also to carry
forward the revival work SO auspiciousiy
commenced.
O.. Mi. Moody will not close bis inquiry.
meeting until midnight. Tomorrow morn
ing he and Mr.. SaDkey leave for Philadel
phia, where they commence their labors Sun
day morning. They have won their way
!; into the hearts of all classes in Brooklyn.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. November 19.--Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, 1S4 SS1
bales: same week last year. 226 baIes-total 70
773 bales. Exports, for iheIweek, 14,406 bales
same week last year, 97.257 bales-total to date.
535,97l,c bales: to same date last year, .479.42S
bales Stock at all United States ports, 56S, 1853
bales; last Year. 5i6,49 bales: at sill interior
towns, III 1872 hales last year. 80, SIS bales; az
bales. STOCK of American cotton afoat for Great
Britain, 600 bales; last year, 242 900 bales.