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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

kSrSERs Of faro games in Carson ADD
The members Of tia present Lesisi.,ur.
htu' given 10 'rP~ana on the green"
They gsmbol, bu, gamble not.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

IHr proposition for th. pardon Of
All Charts vas before the Board Of
Psrdon'. Monday. bot only tuo Of d.
members looked upos u with favor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

THE Boston Cesri,r gives the folicu.
Ing wise piece OF advise 10 its bachelor
readers: Never marry . girl unless
you have known her ., less, three days
and . picnic"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

Carr. BsEcKkSEpoE, promoted re-
Gently 10 be fOspeeior General Of III.
Army. is q eoudn Of Mrs. Haye. TO
which fac, only be owes his advance.
ment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

ALI the prisoners fos debt In sco,lapd
Sers reieased At midnight Jan. lsi. in
pursuance Of an ct passed Al III. las,
session Of Patlisn.n,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

'ESSlf IlrtoE ssni 10 the State Prison
from Humboldt county. was released By
The Beard Of pardon, on Tuesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

LoxpoS detective, hAr. just informed
Mr.. Bradlsush ibs, q plot to ass.ssinAte
him Is all arranged. This mus, be
cheering information 10 Mr.. BndI.usb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

PouDrArD charcoal applied TO the
surface OF bed Of roses and dug In.
will deepen and enrich the colon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

BIT the explosion Of kerosene lamp
1t Reading Penn. . dwelling va. do.
s,royed, and two children we're burned
70 death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

"NABOB'
Pure Whisky.

ENPERlESCE Shows THAT IA.
IL BOZ WHISKY nur Of the bet medI.
cinsi Preparations pvn. rnd "a highIt q.
commended - the acaltJ for ali c..-. OF
Nc vnU-r css, W~AkB 49,, D"hility. Dvsp-pSs
Indigestion, etc. its poyisriv Throughout
the Eastern state, has been great, and II
comes 10 the Paeihc Cost iniors~d hy In,
certificates Of DR.. =. Dams tay~.. stat. A..N,.
cr OF MassAeh1srtts Snd Dr. II. 4. Louder
back Of -. LoGis. No. Thrre crrtincAtrs Ar,
most dT"ct ia their statements. aNcrrirK thai
the NAbob Whisky is, without rHo-yiiun. "a.
purc.t article ihsi can be usrd either medI
cihally or for lndiE-.tioa and Nervous hHee.
lions, and can be- usrd with the utmo.i conf.
drncc. The snaly-i. shows that thI. whIsky
j. nee nom faVortng oils. acids. metals. or
etncr dsIcicrious substances. Dr. HAy,,
farther says that II l. pure. % superior quail.
". and suitable Tor dietetie and medicinal
purpose. Such rndations ar, the
strongest that eau be furnished, and a. thcrr
are thousands Of letters testiDing TO ia. msr.
Us OF The whisky a. = family remedy and
tonic, no further proof Of Is. rIerIlcacS need
be given. Sine" The Nshob indicated Whisky
has bcrl introduced. the Medical FacuIy ha,
dIseoyed proPCrtir. which make IL valuable
a. a Blood PaTIdcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

EAAnDf HAvLsH. SOa d Judss HAv.
10y, SseosoA Miss FrsDess HodSkinso1
- State librarian. The change = 70
take eject February Ia
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

wooO il 20 sxpsnsivs nOv-aAAys II
Connecticut that real nutmsEs are
cheaper than the Connecticut aracls.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

"
In the Assoely. As.Aay. Spsksr
NsraIn a.ao4nssd - fonssiax aAai,
6oaAl sVoC.n.saas q aa.aiaC csn,
na.eess
AKrSealr1re = BrsdShAu, RSoAarsS
Irvine. Green. BAsly.
Ia.srzal Iaprcvsnsas,-ysAann
P.s.ss, MOraanty, Oman, NsGs1a.
STATE Issi,unSaeNeBurH.y. Nil
Ion. Ren. Esd Nay.
Raiipoais and Corpxascss-HsSh
Snuk. Copeland. NsBsnsy, ASarA
Green, EsiiSA. KnSSAt.
Kelly. ExIles-
Prinnns-Dr9y. Faliaa- HA~s.or.
Military Asd Indian AE.iu-wLdroE
Bsily. Aceaey. Nay. NeKe-Ee.
Ce1nl~s and CoSnp Ro1nia6es-
Szyth. Parker, Kaisst. Ens,, Irvine
Trade ard Naastsctz~ - Newell,
Ford, NLlca. BaIli-str, corbsa.
Edeeshaa- Gssoozx Lewis SAsp
Ard, HAveroe. Pertoa.
Continesnt Expenses aud Aecczass-
prsIlsr. Grsea, LraA shepard Adams
Mines AID Ninias-AsKsnEiS Blair.
Psaeyer. Loosiey. Barrett
Fe1sni Enthusiastically, Day.
Berry. Loneley, Newell
P1h2ie NorAls-corSett RAlinker,
Aesssy.
State L<h-.ry CaEn, MeaAriy,
Se'eT-
fEeSse LAnds-E-nst Copeland Shier.
SHyts, onsaa-
State Prsoa-Sikir. Ford Nay.
Eashkh gave zoSs Of Ahin . iini;
lac sekSoos OF the LeS2t;urs 70 10
says = redSee TIE HSEes- { SeHA-
Soo % Is, Dd As$enayGen 20 vs.
hAIhnssr gave nooce St hn 70 rN
efstHS the State to1 '0t'SH PcrposeS
T1skh gave notice Of hA tor tie
rshet 81 F1reass on oAaA eo,ds-
SAiliHser i~nt-odueed bill to refund
. Part Of the beaded Indebtedness Of
hko sozniy-
BradshHu ~iruojrsed . bill % amend
TIE cizinL Practice Aes By making
the use Of false weights AID n..srres .
7isdsnsHnor-
BrAashsS i~ntsoiaeei IblI to pro-
hihai The use o. Are ares il Pablie-
4 message VA received BY abe Gov
approving The Legislative Fund
Bell
At ll>So the Assembly A~5!ourDei.
"Wednesday. IEr. IL.
Aithe boar OF noon TIE soini eOnreu
ton OF both Houses SAs called to order
IN The Assembly Chamber By President
Adams. OF the Senate, who then An
noaneed that the election OF sCniied
States SenAior to sueaeed VIZ Sharon.
Va N order. TIE roll OF both Senate
AID Assembly Vas then called and
InSkA OF Storey, nominated James G.
Fan, which vAs seeondsd bE Merrill Of
Esreh- N . speech Of considerable
length
hobart OF Eureka placed IN nonin.-
o hon. hoEnA Wren. ~hiet Ma
seconded oy Coan, OF ornssy and Par
rel Of LADDER
Senator Aeder, Of ornssy. Who cast
the solitary rots for Dsssest in the Sen
ate. on the day previous then Pisoed
his fAEorits in the field and the ballot
Tag began. resulting As follows:
sHSATr-fT far-Brunssy. FoI.
hsndersoo'A Mcdonnell, HoeShiH, School
ine- shepherd. Toiley, Williams. Wes-
'erntIa-io. fT Hr"-DAytou, Doc
'n' Farrell SAhashsr, Gibson. Ham,
mond, Hobart Kaiser. King. Periey,
foVning. Thompson. WhsslsT-lS.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

TIE original Uncle Tom Of Harriet
Beecher Stoves novel Ii l~ecturing in
Chicago.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

About sixty car loads of stock passed
through here Saturday night last over the Vir-
glnia Midland Railroad for Baltimore
Mrs. Maria Miller, an old and respected
resident OF the First Ward, died at her home, on
South Lee street, Sunday morning, after short
illness from paralysis, with which she was slricIen
one day last week.
Julian Taylor, esq, of this city, has been
elected assistant professor of modern languages
at the University of Virginia. and has gone 10
Europe to more thoroughly familiarze himself
with the pronunciation OF French and German
The half square of ground on Lee street,
between wilkes and Gibhon, extending TO the
river, was yesterday conveyed by deed, recorded In
the Office Of the clerk of the Corporation Court,
from the heirs of Hugh Smith, deceased, to the Po'
tomac Manufacturing Company.
George Smith, the man from Balti-
more arrested in Buzzards Roost about one o'clock
Saturday afternoon, by Oficer James Smith for
swlndllng several parties in this city out OF small
sums OF money by representing himself TO be the
steward Of the schooner William Henry, had a
trial before the mayor and was sentenced to re-
ceiye thirty-nine lashes, twenty-h OF which
were promptly administered.
Rev. G. r. Champ, colored, of Washing
ton, appeared at the station house late Sunday
night and requested nights lodging, stating that
he had been treated In very unbrotherly and
unsisterly manner by the members or Zion
Church" He said he had been invited here by
the officers Of the church, and aiter preaching all
day and nearly all night not one OF them nor any
member OF the congregation had enough Christian
love In their hearts TO furnish him with sleeping
quarters,
National Republican., 1881-07-19
READY FOR CAMP.
The Washington Light Infantry Cnrps'
Prospective Pleasure Trip.

The armory of the Washington Light
Infantry Corps presented lively scene last even
ing during the arrangement of details for the trip
of the corps to Fauquicr Springs this morning,
where they will so into camp for three days. Quar-
termaster Bretbarth was busily engaged distribut-
ing tickets to members and friends of the corps,
and squad of raw recruits were packing up the
dress uniforms for shipment by express. The
fatigue dress will be used this morning for the trip
OH the cars, but as soon as the tents are reached
the snowy Austrian equipments will be donned for
the afternoon dress parade. A special train will
convey tile party to its destination and of two hun
dredtckcts reserved one hundred and seventy five
were disposed of last night Prvntes Buck, Ward,
and Ed. Neumeyer, the committee Oil arrange
ments, made report after drill, in which they
stated that twenty tents fourteen feet by fourteen,
and capable of accommodating ten men each, had
been pitched on hill about two hundred yards
from the hotel and adjacent to a beautiful glade
and cool spring of water. During the encnmpment
strict military discipline will be maintained. and
guard-mount and dress. parade will serve to
initiate the boys into some of the pleasures
of soldering. Tonight and tomorrow night balls
viii be given in honor of the visitors, and no pains
will be spared to make their first encampment a
memorable one. Among those who secured tickets
last evening were Captain $. T. Thomnssen and
daughter, Lieutenant ]. Thomas and wife, Mrs.
John s. Miller, Thomas Dowlng Mrs. j. f. En-
twisle, George w. Cochran, Miss Graham, l.. J.
nawley, A. A. Mario. A. Clarke, Mrs,Georgc Brett
barth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Birch and daughter Wal
ter DssNyyill, and l.. L. Wheeler.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsactions I'm the various Dis
trlct Omces.

TaX-lien certificates for unpaid special
assessments have been signed by the Commission.
ers for the following streets Columbia Road coun.
~, entire line; street north, from New Hamp.
shire avenue 10 Twenty second street west First
street east, from c TO + street south Fourteenth
street road, county entire line Virginia avenue
from Seventeenth street west to Rock Creek; B
street north, from Fourth TO Eleventh street cast
Q street north, from New Jersey avenue 10 Four.
teenth street vest street south, from Third
street east TO James Creek Canal; S street north,
from Sixteenth street west 10 boundary; Virginia
avenue south, from Second TO Sixth street cast ;
Firth street east, from Maryland avenue to Penn.
sylvania avenue, and K street north, from North
Capitol to First street east.
The trustees Of the Metropolitan Church have
been granted permission from the Commissioners
to select competent architect and builder 10 co.
operate with the building inspector In making M
examination Of the spire Of the church,
An order has been issued instructing the pound.
master to continue u vigorous warfare on all un.
licensed dogs.
Building permits have been granted as follows
Seth Schel, Montgomery, between West ana Stod.
dartstrcets Georgetown, two two story brick dwell
ings, S,6OD Mrs. Dr, H. C. Nelson Rhode Island
avenue, between Fourteenth and fifteenth streets
northwest three story brick dwelling 81 500; A.
y. BoarmRn, street, between Third and -Four.
nnd-a half streets southwest two two. story frame
dwellings, sl,iOO; Mrs. Dr. Todd, 422 New Jersey
avenue to build summer kitchen, $40, and Absa.
lon Lindsey, llls Third street southwest mako rc.
pairs and raise dwelling, $50
The trustees Of the Emergency Hospital, which
has been opened In connection with the Ceutra
Free Dispensary, on Tenth street, adjoining the
Finn Precinct statlon'hOuse, have notified tht
Commissioners that they Nre prepared to treat ans
cases Of accident that may be seut TO the hospital
The Water Registrar has been notified by the
Engineer Commissioner TO enforce the law regard
lug the projection Of water cocks more than three
quarters Uf au iuoh above the pavement
National Republican., 1881-07-19
MARYLAND NEWS.

A mare belonging to Alexander Hombs,
OF Greensboro has given birth to twin colts, one
being horse and the other mule.
The sentiment of Dorchester County
is eternal vigilance is the price of potatoes this
year, and all on account Of the bugs.
Both hard and soft crabs are remark
ably scarce this season. Those who nre posted say
1t Is owing to the cold weather last winter,
The Cumberland (Md.) Times says the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has coIps
OF engineers running lines for q new road from
Grafton, W. Va, to UniOntown.
A Masonic pin belonging to Edward j.
1861, was found the other day by the owner while
hoeng his garden. Moral-hoel
The trustees of Denton Academy, hay-
ing neglected 10 organize rs required by law, have
been succeeded by a new board, Mcssrs. o. Il.
Rochester, James !, Lednum, and Dr. William II.
Downcs.
The Cumberland Allegdnian says Presi-
aep3 A. T. GormaS mas msdS aSo AT i M Win
and ii. @. Davis & Co. 100000 feet to be used In
the lengthcning Of the canal locks
Rev. b. L. Clarksou, minister in charge
on Baltimore Circuit, NJ. E, Church, IL making ar
rangements for holding a camp meeting on the
old Walters camp: ground a few miles from Reis-
terstown. II VIII begin July 2S aud close August 5.
The cornerstone of the new Protestant
Episcopal Church at Ocean City, Md, will be laid
by the Sea" All the material Is on the ground and
the building will be opened for worship early in
August.
The Garrett Guards have proposed
that the two companies Of Allegany county meet
them and hold few days encampment next
month at Oakland, prior to the Yorktown trip. The
Homecoming Band will accompany the Garrett
Guards to Yorktown.
A story comes from Bloomington to
the effect that n few days ago freight engineer
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad had a falling
out with his sweetheart, who lives at or near
that place, and that the damsel in revenge oiled
the rails on the track In front OF her swains train
which was struggling up the seventeen mile
grade. 1t is said to have taken the locomotive
proper the "helper," several tons of sand aud
much profanity to overcome the effects Of the girls
stratagem.
Living with Mr.. Alexander Garrett,
about fourmiles above Rockville on the Darnestown
road, Is a negro boy between four and five years
Of age, who Is an intellectual prodigy in the negro
element. He is able to spell all OF the catch OF
dlnicult words In the English language correctly
after either hearing them spelled or seeing them
In print and reads books or newspapers huenty
He has never had the advantage OF any schooling
save the limited knowledge his mother possesses,
and that was impaired to him last winter.
The Salisbury (Md.) Advertiser says that
Wloomico County's crop of strawberries this yeaI
sold for a little more than 100000, out Of which
was paid ten per cent. commissions, or sl0OOO fol
freight, hauling &C., $4,000 to pokers, aboutSls,
about sc 900, making sum total Of $4,000, leaving
sum Of SOL 900 to be divided among the growers
who number nearly 800, or about 500 apiece, some
of whom received several hundred while other
only small plttance. Strawberries netted $40 pei
acre
National Republican., 1881-07-19
Aunt lInpln.

There is an informal visitor and former
inmate of the Garfield household, sometimes men
toned in connection with II in print Miss Caro-.
line. Maria Ransom, an artist Of Washington, for
merly of Cleveland, whose specially is portraits.
She has passed two winters in the family since
have been at Washington, painting Grandma"
Garfield and other members. think she first be-
came known to them through painting the por-
trait Of the little girl who died so long ago, She
has studio in the Colonization building, on
pennsylvania avenue, which is stored with many
pictures, including an unfinished one of Mrs
Garfield and noted fulllength one Of General
Thomas, the rock OF ChickGmauga," She is a
spirited artist and thoroughly well-meGning
woman Of mature years The Garfield children
call her Aunt Marla."- Washington Letter.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
Death OF Genera, MicnIer.

Brevet General Nathaniel Mchler, lieu
tenunt'coonel in the Engineer Corps died at Sara.
toea on sunday. General Micher was for some
time on duty In Washington as Commissioner OF
Public Buildings and Grounds aud while here
sympathlzed actively with the men who sought TO
build up the city by improving its streets aud to
Increase It's healthnlness by complete system Of
sewerage lie aided the work OF regenerang the
Capital by every means in his power. Per.
sonally he was possessed OF many noble
qualities, which commanded the respect and
esteem Of all with whom he came
in contact He had many warm friends In this
city who will sincerely mourn his loss General
Michler entered the Military Academy at West
Point July 1874 and was appointed bIeyet second
lieutenant Typographical Engineers July !, 1913
During the war he distinguished himself Tcceiy-
ins the breyets Of lieutenant. colonel August !,
1853, for faithful and merltorous services In the
teld;' ofcolonol April 2, 1865, "ior gallant and
merltorous services during the siege OF Peters.
burg, Va" and Of bngadler.goneral April 2, 1865
"for gallant and merltorlous services during tho
war;
National Republican., 1881-07-19
Prom,,ert uo,eI A,y.tx.t..

Ebbltt.-J. Doane, Jr., New York j. ]. Russell,
Iowa G. l.. McAlpin, New York; r. ]. G. irvine,
u. g. A.; Hon. II. Harrison, Chicago, ILL.,. T. NJ. Maus,
U. g. A.; Levi Wilson, Leavenworth T. J. Allen, Kan
sas City Mo-. w. Roe, U. s. N; Hon. John d. Rice
Fremont, Ohio; Hon. Geo. A. Halsey, Newark, NJ ],
-. .Jnnses.-Rev. NJ. p. o'Brine, Philadelphia;
Henry Williams Boston; w. II. Walker, Augusta,
Ca. Colonel G. W. Anderson, Georgia j. II. Lawton,
Oakland, ILL.,; NJ. f., Ramas, Richmond, Va; G. II.
Wainwright Philadelphia II. s. wlnans, New York.
Riggs.-w. G. Strawbridge, g. Semper, Philadel-
phin; O. Wood, New York; Thomas Lowry, Min
ncsota; O. 8. Forbush, W. J. Dudley Boston; II. r..
Waite, Newport, II, I.
Tmperini.-J G. Duny, ]. W. owen, Baltimore;
]. D. Bradford, Maryland; Gilbert Mayors, Memphis,
Cincinnati.
Ariington.-w. c, Oburn, c. q. Qulnlan, Kansas
City, Mo-; J. stumpf, New York; II. dc Mrande, ].
q. A. Valent, Brazil s. II. McEvane, Chicago.
Sf. Mnrc.-H @. Anderson, Philadelphia; James
Handy, CincinnatI II. N. walbrldge, New York; J.
Hess, New York; II. T.. Runke, Virginia.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
NEWS FROM GOVERNOR SHEPHERD.
Progress Made mt the BaiopiIas silver
Hines.

In letter received yesterday from
Alexander Shepherd Merchant, who is at the Ba-
topas silver mines in Mexico with his uncle, cX.
Governor Shepherd II is stated that the Governor
has now got his mills in operation at the mines so
that the silver will be separated there instead of
being transported in the ore, as has been the case
heretofore Young Merchant states that they had
just TAX zen out six bricks worth 81 900 each, and
that the mills will be run night and day to
separate the mass of ore already taken
from the mines The operation of these mills at
the mines will be great saving in the cost of
transportation, as only the pure bullion will now
be sent away, The progress made by Governor
Shepherd will be welcome news to his many
friends in Washington, who look forward to the
time when ho shall return here with his fortune
fully restored to enjoy n residence in his native
city, which he did so much TO redeem and make
worthy to be the Capital of the Nation.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
MORNING.
N,,phila, and Halt
CRIMINAL COURT CASES,
Important Action Taken Relative 10 Gui-
teau nud ChrIstmns.

Upon the assembling of the Criminal
Court yesterday District Attorney Corkhill stated
that the grand jury had been continued in session
after the 18th Of July In order that prompt action
might be taken in case any crime was committed
il had not been anticipated that they would be
called upon to indct any one for
AsSAs,ISATISG THE PRESIDENT,
but such had proved to be the case He had nd.
dressed letter to the attending physicians of the
President, with a view to nscertaining his condl-
tion and preparing n charge against his assassin
TO which he had received the following reply
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, July IL 1881,
OIL. George n. C'Irkhiu, o. $. district At,o,,,ev:
SIR; In reply TO your inquiry 10 the condition of
The President We would say that mp TO the present
Time he has done exceedingly well for one who has
received so dangerous wound, hut while IN antiui.
paied recovery, II Is not yet possible assert with
confidence that his Injuries may not terminate fatally.
Very respectfully, u. W. BLISS.
j. j. WOODWARD,
]. H. BARNES,
ROBERT REYBuWS.
He was not ready TO present the case, md would
suggest that II be postponed until the grand Jury
met again. AS soon ms this subject was disposed of
JAMES T. CHRISTMAS WAS ARRAiGSEp
for the murder OF ". G. Whitney on the 18th of last
month. He pleaded not guilty, and his attorneys
requested that he be released on bail, as he had
only acted in selfdocnse The attorneys for the
Government dcmurrcd whefeupOn the court
called for the testimony taken before the coroner.
This was quickly supplied and His Honor decided
that the case was bailable and fixed bonds at IS 900
At the conclusion ofthese cases the grand and petit
juries were
DISCHARGED TILL THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER,
and the Criminal Court will probably be adjourned
day after the surctes in the Christmas murder
case appear and qualify.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
Eccentric Nnnaca.

DIR, Bliss the managing physician, has
an eccentric baptismal name, Doctor Willard"
for the physician who introduced him upon the
stage of life. This is what his initials, I'D. w."
stand for. ] know one similar case where an in
nocent country youth was loaded down with the
name Marquis De La Fayette Wyatt He wrote
himself NJ d. L. +. Wyatt but the boys called him
"FCt" for short. The most eccentric instance
have ever known OF parents naming their offspring
for the family doctor was in the case of n rural
Mr., and Mrs. Coon, of Wisconsin, to whom twin
sons were born. Their worthy doctor, william
Wiley, living In Fond du Lac, was conyulsed with
laughter when II was announced to him that the
twins were named.Wiliam and Wiley, in his honor.
Young Wiley Coon grew up to justify his name.
He was sly mischieyous lad, the tcrrorof district
school teachers. What else could you expect OF
him with such name p Washington Letter.
National Republican., 1881-07-19
A PERPLEXEp PARsoN.
Broiher EOuidln Notified TO Quit the
Nineteenth street baptist Church.

For some time there has been divi-
sion of sentiment In the congregation of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church (colored) in regard
to their pastor, the Rev. Jesse f. Bouldin. Alta
meeting some time ago, when an act ofhis was
brought in question, he was sustained by large
majority but 1t appears that the other faction has
finally secured the upper hand, II the following
letter was authorized
WARRINGTON, d. c., July IS, 1851.
Reverend and Dear Sir!
The church AT Its adjourned meeting, convened to
consider the question Of the advlsabllity Of severng
the relation which you have sustained to pastor
voted that II was to the mutual advantage Of tho
church and yourself that the relation should be dis
solved, aud that according 10 agreement you should
be notified that az the end of three months from the
l7ih instant your relation 10 the church It's pastor
would cease TO exist CHAS IL, MIDDLETON,
Church clerk Nineteenth street Baptist Church
To Rev. EssE 4, BOuLUlS Pastor NInetecnlh street