text:
i.rTr?. c ran c a i n v. i
warenn i ruu rt -a i u ill
t-Yesterday was beautiful and
r"Tron shune out beantirrrll yr
tST A day'aleneth this week
week is nlk
hours and twenty-eight minutes.
tT A Free ad Easy 1a fcaarapened;td-1
night on Town street, corner of i"ean,
'Vsr-LIiiL. y i. are-toed honest ebai
there' nothlna like a gutta perch dough-
i 1 n .' '-('. " niaiaMai i" '" '
Vl'lnimated Mtsre; snin
i.wonli' i W paw a specimen yesterday,,.
.'- ,S3,fc During the year 1863; 212?o8. enu
' -, grants arrived at the port of New 'Torlr,
,-we are Informed by, H..w,reffi--
' cleat Emigrant Agent.- -f' . i i: .t S f?
fic!ow.--fen?1n. weele.en.aing
- SoinrH.v lst. ten marriage licenses were
Th farfrton' of Dowdered hair
r-tssaed by JudcV.Puib..; .' on J4onday,ullt
V. w three on Wednesday, two
- : . .(
on Thursday and one en nday. .
. yesterday delivered an -address to the con-
' Tkts at the fpenitentiaryi, appropriate 'to
Vi.L AinJ it -nrliiced
-:the day and hi aadience. It produced
' ; 1
ZL-wt-i nrlto anv offer whed it j is
- - - i v -! 2
io plaia a the: boso on he? , face , mat ,sp
. means yes. Aue Desi way to juuitw
rer. iahe ia In earnest, of , not Isltdjfook
'stralgbt intd hef eya and never mind ter
,., Emigrant Aomin s Kiokt.t-U. if. vam-
pen, Jeneral Western Emigrant Agent,
wmnru the arrival of 182 emiirrante at this
- 7 "7r
-January 9 Tne will settle as- follows r
Ohio, 32; Missouri,: 46 rlllinois, 28: Ifldi-;
'tr2-izAr tt. wi'annhsin 19' iow .
ana, 26 .entucky, 17; Wisconsin, 18 , low
tMi Total,182., j;.,n ; : n .-, i '
, ; o !
Ctfirrr! CoMMi8Sit)SKRa.--Tbe Board or
"3enty'-'Cbruimis8iouer met ' yesterday, all
,9Ui8ibeaibeT present. iKrwaia.
.ere presentena aiiowe. . i
kwajrfoioopper lightQinxInida or Court j
Bouse. $241: GL.Vpcbrou, snoes tor jai,
! BTmTlHtiTEK.- -p.o
Bffiemenr wasftrwdd A)yatarda'
night and tbe banjo playing and singing of
.vMUa.Ada Wravrtha- sinninit of Louise
t nilT
MmnuA'tiw . , ' . r .. . I
tiful cantatrie aad. dancing of Mary Rup-1
sell, together with the general
.trance of tba talestfcd company was the BUlf-
-- ""-A J I'll " V.b r,..H.
l'jecjtt. jnpraL'JconiniendatldnV;;;Stlll f nt
aitkv attractions are to be offered thia week.
, Eordef's..off3e. of Franklin cOHntyjJau-
7 j,6m parW lot 89a nd883 In the
.Kshneicteii Jan.aV 1868,6 part, of lot 829 In
186SfWest balf'ef lot 823i city bfColuinbuk
lil K
TT-AA f II A
.i.eatdwe have, had tor , a sight or two bs
Deen sumcient to inas.oiuc, o v-'-
COld night Will-g4V-US Skating aijaiu.-r
reclSrt VnfdVbicntt-was detei-.
nlnoil tn rnrluMktha nrice of season tickets
for the remainder the season. Miss Nt-
"ft1' hpafi, th Greatest female r8kaHSt IB
j s,
America, nas arriyea in w oity, bu m
it thera.l 6kating,&is-wik,IjbowMr
skirl wttee;1 ;- imoniwrj
m(tTo BwwE8JMaviuriag the last we
in Pecember, we Usueda chnfePto W
:vnr..hiicIrocii KiiiiupK nf the ciLv askmlr
fr'pdtt-fliVtradeof oarei
ba.ebvald tW.bterest to waders tt
ana anrnau. x xumuuis vi-w-T
iayas.yet, received. orretttri. Wj
Se attention'oi ttose Vfi34tate rec
our circular to thelaot tbat we wish
tMpreieVeeK, nd erVBtWtl k
south oilthe Opeiaj3Louse, was enfered bjy
a lTglarsooS4tdfy Qrinsat aear!
hour; and tbeeasb 1 rawer ad iwiconten
.lcajTldftiTlirascalap)tajined aecess.
the- aeeof TUiionfisideTinther oor ke;
which had. been Jootisotor J&t-in the locf
.Xba key, plainly; snqws ri ui
insfment,k The-drawei? 'eontarrie4abo
live dollars lii'copper' coTp.'S'liit of bil
' cancelled checks, fenS'otlierr'papers ot
great value.'' After ttie burglars bad tak
vouttheeoppeMil ooatained, pbeji tbcaw:
"ftogethtr wltd'ljie pariers, lntopjl9nel; Jo
Geary's back yard, wnwen-waa iouaa ooi
Saturday, .hitrfl is nqilae to the rascal.
Tiltoni--wlioe very peculiai1 uoiionson.mofct
VinatteraimTe maauai namswovn im ev-
lecture at the Operailousearfiigbli, for
the benefit of ta.HaanabiNeil mission,
.. . v. r . .. . . . . .. . mnnsn.i
I It seeriis to be a favorite bie5t wich Theo
dore,' and it is sai'l lie handles' 4tTpow
er. Yfe know some jmea, who have thejr
bands lull. when tbey ry to - handle The
(. American Mr'oman they have taken for be(
2 iei of 16r; worse, and iou nT her worse thap
-iby.took 'hep for' But 'MrTUtoar under
stands bis 'blz'-iaijyin' give an lnteresj
. Wf ilactb' Taa great eartdBityta see'tne
man o( whom all have heard so much, ai d
the' desire' to -'aid thai cause for which he
lectures, will, wefthlnkjfflll 'hStteei
u 3r.n 1 1 , i- j' , 'q'a "v i
Miss SchneidiSji'Ss AlariairThe lare
- and tashionabte-udterroehrattendance oi
urdayafteruqqn, er,e' Drotiiseu-heir ex--J
pressioti8ar tftmgnt o tt-hMnw oraer oi
the entertAiiimen.y M. Scarry t's ballajd.
Biuging was exquisite.' She " gives theai
' with an ' expression of arebiies that is
.winsome, bringing her auditors into' full
,BTiBDathy ' ana -comojuBion with her , at
once'The .'feft full nes of Mlssa-.
tbrop, as at ttie nrsii couuerii,, inaue- tue
m heart- thrill with; melody. 'It seems as It
Kher'audlenco neyer wduldbe laUsfled In
'."KcariPg hrirThree time was she encored,
'Knd all aromid could be bearfl.ftsi Sxpres
siotis 1 "superb," "delightful," -u magni-
Mnber of r,'Pwplen any 'tntnnbey ot; green-
mitii&:i&'vt$vi'KHool 'b&M&tto in
'Ingtaif fc K,MiToae'4;5Cne
nerlormances of Mla3 Schpeider and ot Lit
,(, jvothcriat the piajjei; r warmly recelTed,
test pi; necessity be In as highly
'a cultivated audience. -.It we die for it we
hjdJL maMWfls?? Ljapxtent laiflv that lh r a
- is not a lady JilaplBt Jn America that carf
match her. waywo-noi iook lor a con-
deUgbtfal , matures t
eaysfl?d .tnatne aaie or . Colubi-'
"a wiil generally and generously respond
'io'ari ;?Uat 'iW
- to have thenr 'aootinneaA uvr u express
tbemaelvef delighted- w Itb this charming
inanper ot piS8ln2,' Winter' Saturday, if-
Vterooeob-'' --- ''r 7'ir '; I
.AU t i4 TtAWUioii (
"The Mrs. Bulliman of Society."
it bs as that writer appears to rewardj
J?' to stkanlate: .religions eK
TbeodoreTUtndie80mfrgpil.ifittU4,i8kl ,ntilDeB au-
ling to lend a liatoninfleaiy and, bo doubV-
to give a neiping nana to tneaggnevea aaa
tgiji uHarlpff 5 Fo'nJhU faioiu. I jask yau
to allow me to pour into your ear a com
plaint I have to make of a communication
In the Journal-ef-thls morning, entitled -"Xbe
Mrs. Bulliman of Society" aad
signed "Essew Espee." As I am not ac
ciftbntnedjto writing, for tb piperij atl
anowvig wucAoonci pnncuaen,i i
lMiave-to depend uooir vbiHo" Dht the
commas and semi-colons and periods and
capital letters and such things in tbe
right trraevIt is verbam not Ttffht tbat
I shald come to yo with my grievande,
as the Stati sman Is not looked upon in oar
circle as devoutlv nlnus: in ta.pt. we think .
3at Tt beloaaa to tka'paxty .tnatJ w are '
taugnc to look upon as toe ungodly party, '
embodying all the vlllany and unriKhteouST-
nessnitne land. The Journal assumes to,
be pablisbed in the interest of high moral.
Principles aad political jfodHnosin-ItBome-timarara
eooiDlained that such in men.'
tal and moral depravity of this community,,-, J
w me great mass 01 : our people will not
read K." !'! :., .A 1 .i...v-ji..:. t .
Imajtihe,' If y6u can,AhowJsinuct(;!Iwas
shocked this morning fn reading, bveVmy
cbocolate, tbe article .referred to;Ihope.
I am pious ; I daily strive to practloe'that
Wesimlnster-catecbism and by the' Bible,
and I confess that I have, been?, guilty it
ummiessness in life that is-taagnt in .tine
ing in this community. Jtty tnat paper l,
b beeQ j,,,,!,,, tA-betieve - that- it needs ;
it, and now to oe tola triat this to. a "rnedr .'
noyintt;" but that ."it beoomca.-doubly so in
a ume or unusual religious excitemenE," is
ina0.re thai1 1 can. understand. Tne.l'prose'1
,yferM ono who labo-wlth zeal .
lien rar.fi. ia rnrBnt'or1 an nhArlaaifuni
fnks of the Lordumroers," and pursuf
,ng yon reienuessly as did ever a 'Dumf
margin. sarmy WueMhe luckless fowl cbis
'you as relentlessly as did ever a "bumf,.
stoniacn craved lor dinner." ihe "proser
lyter" is said to be importunate and vigir
lant and unceasing , in his labors. And
then, jn.yery aeonv of spirit, the .writer
criesoutf-- 1 - - ' '
every thing that cramps and distorts man's
nature into a caricature of the granaorig
Inal" Qoct Is our Jathervibbr- Guide, iur
W. VV hat ere d d by -mortal ca5
ciainr lnraiamitty r who dare say 'l am
Kjiht,' and to his" neighbor Thou art
wrong, hea-' all are alike hnmaa fand
0h hat. men claiming t.beol4
)OWeM of Christ, should be possessed by a
spirit so alien to tnat of tbe meek, patient,
suffering SaviourrOh, that they would)
burstlrom the tvrannv of creeds, and sectsi
aud prejudice, and ri6e into a higher, purer
frt.':, iaM
the better off ,f tney were aDo)iglied y
seems to me to smack greatly oi infidelity ;
tana i must again repeat tnat you cannot
reliaions Mrolpa. VVhh r w oomimr to
when papers ot such btgfc moral preten-j
sions and subsisting, too, upon sueh pre
tensions, give currency to such scoffing at
religion, and the sects and members that1
kM 1 1, mi i w. m I nf v I nrv in . grptr, in '
trand cijilization 7 , Why does the Journal ,
support bob sumaieux, ana
is it taking this metnod of working into
tbe good graces ot the ungodly, tbat it '
may get more readers, in hopes of.
aif ppuLttsmmg our party e j, , , t
it i(
AGGRIEVED. COLUMBUS, O., Saturday, Jan. 9.
FBANKI4N t (COUHTY. AGMCDLTUBAL SO
ciett. The Secretary of the Franklin 4
gr,cuituraij,ociety reports tne
County Agricultural Jjociety, reports the ,
Balance Treasury Jan. 1, 1868
Amount allowaoo 1'roin county.
.... 33 29
... suo on
fair of 1868..
6.771 04
4 sa
r 3 t'O
Lumber and ha alii
rieauams oyerpai
Total receipt! $10,664 48
Preminmiaido...',j;4.-iCJ 1.868 00
Amproyeaienw. incinainr lum-
.p. - -
.673 35
2i3 40
210 54
398 00
Si K
dooks. etauonery. ana expense
ot Bea'y and Treas'ra
83 75
1 ouu expenditures. . . .
li' , lav.
Marine deficit in the treasury of
1 i
The amount paid tor improvements iu-
eludrs?aH:aieliknber, lildlfg & fencej
6fflce-talrS, Jfce makitrjf- thfc nfe tricky ;
Binlrinir nPV nrolla oloonln rr ffF fha rtniinrla' "
wbuhbu uw IV VHOJ VIVIU11I vu i;u 1A3
fees for recardiag the aame.
f W Bumgtner, le of JaCksoa
&VY&g?Wttb W1!
Pbobaib Coubt. The following is a reo-
ord of the more inrpoTtant business trans-i
acted at the office ot the Probate Court du-
rlng tb.e v ending Saturday:
Levi Bumg'arfner.'appointed ad
miiristra-4 '4
townshiodeceasdV.Ron(V'3'fion. y
Christopher Strader, appointed guardian
of Marlon" TSeaif and : Mlrton' STeitr. Bond
iladalermi oih.pHoSntSdladminls
tratrix of Nicholas Dorberth, late ot Co
lumbug, deceased Bed. $600. Q
Mary E. Yolrhg, appointed a'dhiiuistra
trlx of Isaac N. Young,lat of Prarid
Hiram I o galls, appointed guardian of
Fanney Young, cbiia fob faaacJS. Young
Boud$1.000. WiiiMJO
The will of Zenas Jackson, late of Mifiliq
township, was admitted to Probate and
Orrtlffeb I?endrer, appiintedadmreirai
tor, with tbe will annexed, of John Bezzler
lite of OlumbilsVTleCeased. Bond $300.
m jii j
Tfi)i.uc"s:Y''DATs. That peculiar phage of
BUDerstition - which has regard to lucky
or-uhlueky,-gooarbr evu days,--is to-be! .
rouna in auiagea ana ciuars, Wherever the
ate"of a-itatibs, lias acquired v'rSleorau
thorlty over the minds of the people. AI
e? tne world, kid especially tmioflg Aha
nations of therEast Are to lie found traces
of this almost universal worship of Luckl
The lolloping Is said to be a list of unlucky1
days for tMsyMi'il"2-'-'o 1 ' " ' ' 1 !
January lsti : 2d,- 4th' 5tb :7tb, 10tb;
and 15th. . ,, r , ,
Febroaif v"; 1
,t!MarcbiTT-l8bS';h.;aod1'8Ui.'s;i a s'i.i
April 6;h, andriHr.
May otn.tb.'and frch." -awrri jI
likhn,;,,! ,it orti -. H
July 5cb. and-llwb.
AugTst-A-15thvnal9l!h. w-u
tPeBWmbei-jCtafid; tb.a t eni lt
October 6th.
November 15'.lr, and lGth.
Ddcembr tb-lC;h,.and 17fli,R. ... .
Those ot our reaeerswnoare superstitious
and believe itiackjLday s, will keep thera-i
selys'fo agony just soTmany'daysin'the!
year by observing this lisb' i-i i; ei
New BtJiLbiNGSFor the following re
port ot thennmber of new buldings erect
ed In, Columbus .during tbe quarter end-i
Ing Jan. 1st, I860, we' are indebted .tq ,p.nr
efficient , and .popular Chief Engineer of
tbe Fire Department, ' W. S. Huffman: Itj
wiff pg iioticed that jbe-' number of bu6i-j
nesIusea ewtedruririgT-tbe time is
Wrgertha for an tbree'moitBs lb soma
years: '-''V" '' t
2 1iWSioa.43Hif ,E(iiSi,,as,,tJi88ri j
J , " '.olumbtts. Ohio,
Nrfn?Be of buildings' 'erected In iTolumDus du-i
ing the quarter ending Jan. I, I860: 1
Business houses. ..rwm.n.fT?
UMlling keaei..f-!-.'".-i-.... . 3j
Churjb-.-..(,. ...... .. i
Bebooi baildiog-.. -".-- l
1 ill) r.J7'; 7.l'- i' U'ltt-M Hl 'r
W. S. HUFFMAN, Chief Engineer.
CblwhatiOh. The printers of this
city, on Saturday nignt, determined not to
iielibrafe Franklin's blrtbday fhli yearrThe
timo'lriterTenlBgr' betweea:; this .and nifSxtl
fSatuiday ia tea ahort to inako tha heoeiia,
. That's rouhd WJR ,.
had made calculations to "quad obt" ' with;
quail ott toast,ion , that occasion but 16
seems we must Hhfn Bpace" with', crackers
and cheese 1 -t
A Wkll I)k8ervkd Complimkst,
i a r i , r ' t t r- .... .
John EussdlC:Siatarir of State, w
lci ui oi omce
urdav thtrreciniaatar tes Tolumes a
plete rtaiVwC ICbambersl Encyclopedia
handsomely printed and finely bound. The
affair bad been kept entirely from
Russell's knowledge, and the presentation
was a complete surprise. Tbe presentation
handsomely was it delivered. Mr - EaT
responded with great embarrassment. Tak
en, as he was, so totally unawares, he cduld
only return his thanks to the donors,, which
he did modestly and in exceeding good
tasteJ Th4 ol lowing is the: Inscription' on
the volumes1!'. f .Presented, - toi Hou John
Russell on retirinz frbta oflVje, JnT 9, 1BG9.
by his friends, li. JL. ElceV E. T. jIIall, Tom
C- Donaldson,, Jams A. - Williams, J. J,
Thomas,MF. At Marble, and Jacobs Xohreri
Sea.jl .o irj'KiLrtTi ;,; i ii-. l s:i woila !
We canaot part .with MrIRussell with
out! Bddfng bur testimony to ;the general
blgb estimation in which, be is held by; all
who know hrqui! A decided Kepoblicai in
bis principles be never tallows political to
alt were treated, courteously; and- wiU the
eeoslde ration dne from, 'one eentlemanj to
anothdr.-'ilA more. agreeable kind and ac
commodating- gentleman ! than John .Eus-
sell tbere ianot.d jWe part- with him wl(h
unfeigned regretrand our best wishes1 for
bis llealtfo rand prosperity follow juim ito
his reie'meht- , Ha- leaves, ai record . here
he . -can be proud of, and 'warm Jriend8iD
all parties amd . walks of life;
'i ts-.uin'A.
jThi! State Board ol'.Aericiilture' has. or
ganized oy tne election or jane muingtpn
bain. Treasurer : John H: K;iippart,Corres-
poudlng Secretary, and H. S Babbitt, Re
cording Secrectary'. Forde above inior-
mation we are not . indebted to John' H.
Klinnttrt. ' A more thorough partisan for an
agriculturist thereis not in the. Worlds And
tbe.n his sight , Is bad.; He. can, see how Jo
hang on to a lat omce nevertheless. HCates'
-a a J.. ii. j ..: ,.. i . .
There if ' a great deal of hnmbug about
this State Board of AgrieUlture and State
Fair business. To print the report or John
H. Klippart costs the State annually thou
sands of dollars, and the document does bo
one any particular good. The Secretary
ship of tbe State Board is a nice fat berth,
and one to which Klippart will cling as
long as the Agricultural Board is managed
y a,' ria."7-Xevtond FlaiH-Doaler. j
ci j,-mLt ' lautfa j
Editors Ohiq Statesman The follow
ing railroads have generously consented
carry delegntes to the State Temper
ance Convention, which is to be held in
this city, the 13th and 14th instsn at hll
fare, v:z.: ' I
lCleveliWd."oluba jfc Cincinnati; Cin
atnnatW' BanUtom V Dayton; Cincinnati,
Richmond & Chicago; Dayton & Michigan;
Little Miami; Oolumbus & Xenia; Dayton
Western; Baltimore & Ouio railroad, C.
The only road centering in this city that
has . not. yet .-.responded, to rtbe,rrequ6t
.the '. committee, is the i Columods,
Chicago 11 & -IndiahapoUs Central rail
way; "but rti is ' hoped i that- thisi and
otbet roads not yet; heard from, will; an
swer; favorably.,., Daily papers tbrougbbht
but?, lu
New SiCRKTAay -o? - STATB. Geo.
Isaac K, : Sherwood, . Secretary. - of . State
elecfc will to-day take the. oatb and .eater
upon the- A u tis ojli bi pffice.. UVVe can. only
bopeithat, pur, intercourse with the new
Secretary; will be.-oi siieb a "rjatu'rOi than we
wHl part:, with him with as miicbl regret las
do wlth.tiisiredeoe89)r, ,.r h li i,i
FINE EtEpT'1- -PtATED WABEi
TrIB GOKHAW HA' UFACTDKIQi OO OF
PEOY-i fcNK.;R; ij h, Ting .the lajfeeetmaim-
factot.i' Sol' 1 ik'I ia inl ibivorkl, hh
theuiost mproved mach,, t y. an4 , einplojring; the
most , skillei. labor, are enabled, to oner, an un
equalled variety of 'new and beautiful desigris'in
Dinner Berriees. Tea ' ' e rices, end every article
pesially adapted fori , liday and Bridal Ulfts.
Xiey offer also their, UI-knowri and ;n&iixaUed
JJickel.Silrer Eleotro-Plated yV'axe. inwhich the,
have introduced new pattercsf rare elegance
he Solid silver is guaranteed to be Of sterlih
purity by V. B, Mint assay . : The. E!itro-Plae i
guaranteed to be' superior', to the -finest Sbeffiel
wfre, OrdersTeoeived &om the Trade only, bu
these goodaraay bo, obtajntd from lesnossible
:ir,-SLa: i- Trad.
GORHAM MANTJ FACTORING COw
- i Kleina,o.VilMea laiie.'lf . Y.
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lmpedinebtsitorairriage)theeause; and effeot pf
nervous debility, and tbe. .remedies therefor." A
poeket edition of the' above will- be forwuMerf en
receipt of' 25 cents, by addressing Doctor'Ouarls
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the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous no.disappointuient no ridiculous
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JAY jUOOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
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ESIHRSOIT "WT. PEKT. Secretary and Aotusry.;
VkSthe.- ADVANTAGES V'i !
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It hasapaidup capital of. $1,000,000. - : .. J
1 Itoffers low rates of ptemmm. - " '
It furniohes larger dosnraooe than other Compa
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at ladefioiUandeertai.it In its terms. . .
. It Policies are exempt frem attachment.
It is a tome uoiDpany ja oTerj
t.j i'ii;Q. mrm ...mni. frttm attachmen
There are no unaesesaan lettrieUona va the r"ol-
Policies may be taken tbat will pay insured their
full amount and return all the premiums, so that
toe iDsnranoe cost only she interest oa the annual
r olioies may be taken whicli "pay tti'the fniared,
after a certain number of .Mars, daring life, an an
nual inoome pt one-(eain ine amount Dameu.ua ue
f nn.tanth
Mo extra rate ia,oWged for risks npo the lives
of females.. " ' ' ' jr t.'-' x' ' ) ' i
' lt tnsnres aot tOTT dividends., bnt at a
Afiet thafc ilivllMAlB will Kj. imnnaalhl. .
l, a
' JOHN W.'BLLT co..,i,."'I''
Cineinnatt, Ohio. General Agents for Ohie Central
l.ill (' ii aad oouthern, Indiana, j
: r , i . in.. s.Tiiru,
Colnmbna.iSpeolal Agent for Franklin, Licklne-.'
vi U 'OT')Aiilr i' f' i- ; r :it.'i
l' '' t r ' ' ' '
Mnsmnsnm iiu COOOUet.
xr.exi7oediweowij. c : , ,
The Virginia Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The Virginia committee had a private
to a generlal exchange of views delivered'"
in a colloquial and informal manner. 4'
though the programme is settled, tbe com
mittee will remain in permanent organiz
ation, keeping; a quorum oi their body-here
until something is accomplished for the
relief ot the State. They have pledgedV
r.hAmBplvoa rn allnw nrt riismnraoinir or iirv4
toward even tsto detain them from, the
earnest and persistent pursuitot the object
In view. No changes will be made in the
committee, a letter having been read from
Windham Robertson tbat, although detain
ed, he would soon arrive here. The com
mittee will meet to-morrow at nine o'clock
and remain in full session until Wednesday
of next (week, when, probably, all bub a
quorum will go home, with the understand- .
ing tbat some will return and relieve thoee
here on duty, thus keeping constantly in
session, Drenared to take advantage of any
circumstance which may arise towards tbe
object of their meeting. I
Judge Busteed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Th j statement that about $500,000 stands
to the credit of Judge Busteed in the bank
of Mobile, is untrue. Judge Busteed ex- t
pressed the conviction that tbe committed '
on the Judiciary win dismiss an charges
against him as unfounded and frivolous,
Dr. Mudd.
The petition for the pardon of Dr. Sam
uel Mudd, addressed to the President arid
signed by Democratic Senators and Rep
resentatives, has been placed in the proper
channel for consideration.
Negro Disturbances in Virginia
NORFOLK, Jan. 8.
Details of the negro emeute, near Kemps-
ville, in Princess Ann county, have been
received. Lieut. Farragutand force, while
enroute to tbe larm occupied by negro
squatters, who were to be t-j'-cted, passed
i t r. i . , ,
an arineu lurcts ui iu uegrues in liic ruuuu,
who made no demonstrations. V pon hear
ing the squatters' quarters a fresh number.
variously armea, retreat ea to a nouse,
which was surrounded. Sergeant Collen
advanced to the door, and was Instantly
shot, which so infuriated the troops that'-'
they returned tire nre, ana rushing into
the house bayorietted one or two of the
negroes, after effecting the arrest of two
ringleaders. A delegation ot negroes then
waited UDon the otneer ana demanded the
arms captured, which was refused. The A
pokesman retorted : " xt tnat is the way t
things were going, every white man would
be run out of the county."
The citizens of iiempsviue picKetea the
village, the woods being filled with armed
negroes. This morning they had disap
peared, and with a view to more speedy
pacification, the troops returned to tlije
city. Apprehension is still entertained ot
renewal of the emeute, and great excite
ment continues. '
A battery of the 5th Artillery arrived
here this evening to reinforce the troops..
negro, one Hodges, a member of the
constitutional convention, is reported to
have occasioned the resistance to the civil
authorities by an inflammatory speech, lii
which he told tbem "to hold ou to the prort-
o,fn a,w) fln-ht trk tha laQf. ' !
San Francisco Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.
..The steamer Idaaiea vt4h. Jlorvaluluaad-l
Mcesb? Dectiiuber 26thcrlvedtlo-day.
The funeMT cortfege''oi"hrsiEdyal TJifehl-
imposing, being thirty minutes in passing
given point. The marines and sailors or
the United states, steamer ussippee were
the procession. Guns were fired frorn
Punch Bowl Battery during tbe forenoon, J
and tne iMSippee nieu iwemy-one guns, i
0. Bremer & Co., and W. L. G recti were
appointed assignees,-of C. H.. Lowers, Inf
solved LiaiiatlB?, W35,000j ) V
The missionary paevcet, Aiornirr Btai
has arrived from a cruise among the Ml
cronesian Islands. The slave trail e is open
carried on between the Inlands and the I
coast of Sonth America. Correspondence
tilled with accounts of outrages on na-j
tives by slavers. The missionaries ask the
presence of American, English and French
UnootXaoveasaia v Aiiargei. una aaieu
Waterly, Captain Benjamin Pease, flying
the British or American colors by turns
armed with two twelve-plunders, seven;
six-pounders, and two stern chasers, al)
properly mounted and equipped, well pro-
vidc-d with small arms and ammunitions,
full crew of Europeans, Americans andj
MaijUio:nieo'WYii:n!iiiea-o.t wwukiiowi
for what nuroose the heavy armament i
intended. Whalers and other vessels cruis
Ing amongst the Caroline Islands are warn-
ed ot danger. x
Tbe American brig Constantino put int
Honolulu in distress, December 15.
The shin Joilani and Behrinif sailed for '
on tbe 7th with the most vaiuaoie cargo
ever sent from the Islands, worth $155, 000 j
The steamer Montana, ironi Panama, art
rived to-day. !
Charles Westmorland, bearer of the elew
toral vote of California, died of small poxl
at Panama, onecember 23. I
The British sefiborfer Alpha was wreck
ed oft Barclay Sound during a gale. The
vessel is a total loss. The captaiu and crew
have arrived
The Savage Mining Company declared
dividend of four dollars a share, payable t
offer to Surrender.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.
Gen. Sherman has received information
that the representatives of four hundred
Iodizes of Comanche Indians had arrived
at Fort Bascom, New Mexico, and offered
to surrender. They were notified that nd
surrender would be received at Fort Cobbj
The object is to have all the tribes on thej
plains within watching distance of Gen
Sheridan. !
Important Case Decided.
The case of Thomas L. Holby, brought
against the St. Louis & Indianapolis rail7
road for $20,000 damages, for injuries sus
taiued while conductor of a construction1
train on that railroad, was decided yesier
In favor of the ucieiioauc
Merchants' Meeting.
A meeting of merchants will be held to
night te devise measures to better protect
themselves from loss under tbe credit sys
Durinsr tbe past
crs aud 60 barges have been enrolled and
licensed at the St. Louis Custom Hou?e.
Total tonnage ot boats. 81.230; barges, 27,
C15; total tonuage, 108 851. The total en
rolled tonnage on tne western rivers for
the year 1S6S wasl.2G3 steamboats of 351, t
671 tonnage, and 38 barges ot 100 108 ton
nage. Total number of vessels, 2,382; ton
nage 481,217. j
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.
McDevitt declines Dion's very fair chiil
lengeto play a push shot American gamo
of 1.500 or 2,000 points, the first in (Jhii-aso
the second In Montreal, and the third ia
NewYo'k. He will only play tne push
shot game of 1,500 or 2 000 points lor $500
side in Chicago, which be kuows no sen
sible player will accept. ; ,
Elevator Burned.
Sweeney's elevator and warehouse, in!
Bloomlngton, III., was burned to. tlio
ground last night. Loss unknown. j
Fire—A Mother and Child Perish
in the Flames.
The dwelling bonse of Mr. ness, at tha
railroad bridge over the Ausable river
caught fire about live o'clock this morning
and was destroyed. Mrs. Hess and her
seven year old boy perished in the flames;
Their charred remains were found with
the beads and arms severed from the bod
ies. The cause of the tire is unknown.
Stabbing Affray.
BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 9.
A Harvard College student,named Alger,
while passing through Haverhill street,
"yesterday afternoon, engaged In an alter?
cation with auold man named Maxwell, and
after talking to him in an rrrsiHttng manner(
slapped him in the lace. The old man ret
sented by drawing a large jack-knite, and
plunged it once or twice into the studmt'i
bowels, causing wounds which are likely
to fatal. Maxwell was arrested. I
UTICA, Jan. 8.
i8well. the murderer
was btrngtuirj7at
liowe. . ' -, I
l'i.-vO-1'.Ol i
UTICA, Jan. 8. Alaska Advices.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.
- Late Alaska advices state tbat a port ion
of tbe earrUott.buUdiujTS- athe mouth, of
silks f'T'l wascemrpveu y lire. ' .,
Caot.terfflY?.2ttmyTcominitted su
iclde at Sitka by shooting himself through
the heart. - . -
News from Queen Charlotta coal mines
is encouraging. Some 300 people left) for
St. Petersburg in December.
Fearful Earthquake in Mexico—
Fearful Earthquake in Mexico— 25 or 30 Lives Lost.
A letter fromtCoiima, Mexico, givefifan
account ot a terrible earthquake experi
enced in that city on the morning of Dec,
20th. For several days previous the jvol-
canos oi uoiima, &u miles irom tne city,
'exhibited" symptoms of' internals eommo-
E)on,i stQdtiig forn smoke and steara.l ao
aoBipaaien by raajbiinga and: shakings ot
tbe earth, and on the morning of the 20th.
Dy a gentle rocking of the earth, which
gradually Increased in violence until walls
cracked and everything breakable in bouses
'WasreinoMsned;;-TBe'"Wloratlorr-wa8 from
northeast tmouthwesv nd lasted nearly
lorty seconds, rne catnenrai ana ware
house, brick buildings, cracked from top
to bottom. People were startled from
their Sleep abd m6ht?d".-fractieallv for the
Plaza. ' It hteporterf tnat several per ons
w.ere killed by the falling of the National
Motel. The shock was telt a long distance
in the Interior. in several places tbe
ground opened, trees were uprooted, hills
leveled, water courses changed, and a gen
aralnphaavfl! ot the oartb look place. , At
cfaa citjtof Manzanillo, tli dathedratfeulld
ine. which bad stood She stock bt earthf-
Muakes knd storms fo oieri eentarr. was.
Kiyetrarani'top tO'CDttoiau b.ceav.Tneciies
i n the roof were broken, borne 13 on 20-
- r8ons Were crushed by the falling walls
i' t tbe American Hotel, and thre others
t Massermann & Co.
Gov. Ciaflin Inaugurated.
Gov. Ciaflin Inaugurated. BOSTON, Jan. 9.
.Gov. Claflln.ws, inaugutatedto-day, and
5iQieredlu8ijaeaagto XheLegiaiature. 1
Affairs in Clarksville, Texas.
NEW YORK, San. 9.
The Ilerald's Washington igpatch says
leT-ceiasury atftMr)ties4Miye ascertained
at the "recent attack upon Clarksvilie,
exas, and tbe murder ot Inspectors Phelps
id Haramondrwara committed In the in
Test ot the whisky ring; and moreover,
at certain telegraph companies are 1 la.
)gue with; tbe whisky riug. ..Telegrams
v.hat were sent from herei to officers of cus
toms and internal revenue at New Orleans,
vere knbwn to Outside' parties almost as
I ran as they were put on the wires ; and
ispatches fromctHcers inNew Orleans
.if reference to affair irr Texas, (were known
"6 members of the whisky ring here, before
t hey were received at the Department.
Measures have been adopted by tbe War
eparcment to secure the safety in future
f the officers of tbe Government on duty
along the Kio Grande.
NEW YORK, San. 9. From Havana.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
The Herald publishes the following diS'
patch it i o .'i .13 V J.-'l ci fee t-.ts j
HAVANA, 7, via LAKE CITY, Jan. 9.
Advices from St. Juga De Cuba to the
1st inst. have been received. GenerallCes-
Dedetff-Provislonar5 Priest-of tW Republi
can Government, and Senor Aguilera were
with the insurgents near that city and
jfrmveproclainied-. the emancipation-o-the
slava. .Tbey ooftclema. (Jcneraf.Marriorri
course in destroying the acqueduet, and
complain tbat the people of the Western
Department bad not heeded the call of the
revolution,' and that thai Junta at, Havana
was furnishing no money, tit is reported
that Oolong Beaeasi has failed to occupy
Elolquin, and that he bas been compelled
to return wounded to Sibaora. :
iieaTitas is to tbe ethjsKo
RnCoount9are ivenAof VelmasedaV opera
tions. Ueneral (juesaaa Is saia to have
landed from Nassau, with eighty men and
8.000 riflesia Puerto. faioeipe UntUl eur
(onndetl.by small baiura of insurgents, tn
the city ptostmiipqj.nid gloom prevajl.
The shops are closed, and many arrests
have taken place. On the 18th ult. a tight
oreartedrat Cpaaalidad-yifeuaoin between
700"lusurgehts and 500"Spinish' trooria.
The troops were defeated, with heavy loss.
Avueta reached Puerto Principe on the 20th
ulc. The wounded iiave been carelessly
treated, and many Jiaye died. I u?
The proclamation of General Quesada has
been read
Funeral Cortege of Gen.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.
The funeral of Gen. Rousseau, this al-
temoou, ,was,1liirgtly: attended, notwita
standlug ti'e uiiplaaabt,w.eatliei,. The' set
by theJ Bishop of Liiulsisiia: Thepall beat'-,
ers were Gens. Hatch, Mower, Beckwith;'
Bibcock. Porter. Lambkins and McClure,
reg(ilft ariay, antHj u Stedinao,
Harrow, lAe; Mcilillarf, "Busseyvana Gur
ney, lormerly ot the volunteer service,
with an,t qual number of the .Masonic fra
ternfty. ' TherfbnetalJecort was -composed
of the 1st Infantry, Battery K of tbe 1st
Artillery, Cp. G of the gth Cavalry, M-.
sonsi oityolfieers -ftrtdJCoiurkHV mte-otll-
cers and .Legislature, ana a large coaj
course of citizens on font and lu carriages..
Kesotavtmn, ofiPegaet and Tniparywei;e
adopted y the !feegfslatuve-and City 4uij
cil. The public offices and nearly all the
houses alongthejine of .march were cJosad
curiug the progress Of the funeral cortege,
The P. R.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.
There is a good deaLioXj txciteai'erjt
among the fancy here.'tn "tefitiTJii to'tUe
prize light which Is tbeo)ef flflext Tues
day, between William M. Davis and T"tn
Allen. The tnttlraioiCSffiisnot Deen aeter
miuec upon, but ilLis understood that it
wiHafcopfab-eftan island in the Missis
sippi river, above Alton, Illinois, the plaee
irwhere Davis (ought Aicuooie. a steamer
tor the conveyance of Ihe principals and
spectators will leave the levee at 7 o'clock
Tuesday evap.rpjrj bU'lH iiid j '
Suit for Injuries Received.
tltA -Ak Boyrf oas hrought3aYt-i against
"he city lor 10.000 lor Injurres recetyed
rom latllifg.lii a Hole iu6ute oftbo BIjet
Request to Remove all Political
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10.
L,"feseerdHy a 'jisintWesoinrtou was intro-
iuced, ordered printed and referred to the
'omtnittee on Finaltuial Gelations, respect'
ullv requ- sting Congress to remove all
lolitical disabilities" that may have at'
.achbd to.any citiz -us of, Kentucky- by vir-
he of the lourtcenth constitutional amena
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.
The iron foundry of Rogers & Owen, Jo
oitv? was damaged by Are xo -the ex-
ent ot 8,U0J. . .
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
easlc"r." The CojmmfTcialfsays
t,Uc wctR ri'J-ca on vojf Lcuu.
market. Some of ilie large stock bouses
aj trying to borrow for. ninety;, days aB7,
per.cent. ana a commission oi per
cenC' .These. tran faction?, we presume, are
made "with a view to' bridging over the
stringency that usually "occurs in connec
tion with the April quarterly statement. Jt
is to bo hoped, boweverV-that before thou
Congress will have adopted the clause in
Seuutor SyiUon's.Jbanli bill providing 4qr
retrospcenve retunis lit lieu of the present
method of making a stati ment at fixed
periods. Government bonds very active
and higher by per cent. Gold i
hiigber than last night. Stocks and iVest-
-Owing td the non' arrival of the steam
ship Etna.'European' mails, which were to
have Deen aisptcueu io-uay, are ueuiiueu
till next Tuesday. i '
The announcement that a dry goods, firm
had tailed, applied to Boston, hot to New
York. .tBlit.-ji
Sheriff .O'Brieo-, yesterday, with a force
of deputies, removed seven witnesses from
the room oi tha -Congressional Investigat
ing committee. He then stationed .three
men-at the door to. arrest any witness that
might appear. 'TheSergeant-at-Anns sent
for assistance from United States- Marshal
Murray, which was afforded, When the
deputies departed. ;
Smith, the Murderer.
PORT JARVIS, Jan. 9.
A dispatch froHTHamilton, Canada, re-
unria that. Smith, the murderer, bas been
ftaBditberavand th.-bertnV with tbrpe
ciuzens, iiavc iciii uu lucuti.j
Milwaukee Market—Jan. 9.
pt ottr Dull: Drices unchanged.
WHEAT UnsetUedj t 20 for No 1 In
store. v.v.ww.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE. Advices from Candia.
LONDON, Jan. 9.
" Advices' from Candia, by mail, full bon-
Irm the previous report of the aubnils-
firm the pluvious report of the auhmis-
siod ot the Cretans ta Turkish
The Missing Passengers of the
Steamship Hibernian.
t: A' vessel has arrived here reporting haViT
log passed i a. snip , bound to if ew York.
with the missing passengers and crew of
the steamship Hibernian.. .They would be
landed at Madeira, rn fia l"-.-yi
Steamship Hibernian. Grand Banquet.
MADRID, Jan. 9.
A' grand 'banquet was1. given at Seville-,
last evening. - Alt the maoieibal officers of
itbaioity, and -man y-other otablea,were
present. , one feature of the,i)anouet waa
a complimentary telegram wbich was lent'.
to Espartero, wherein tbe guestsexpressed-J
meir preierence ror mm ac tne neao oi
State, whatever the flecision of the Cortes
may be lelatlye to the future lorm of gov-
& . i :
Greece and Turkey.
PARIS, Jan. 10.
The ' conrerence. ' for ' the' settlement.
of tbe , dispute , between Greece- and
Turkey . met . Aa i thia ity y
terdav. Their first session was a lottsrOnei'.
eon vtning at four o'clock In the' afbirtioon ''
and te.rminarinir at eleven o'clock. "Tbe "
Geek, and. Turkish. repr.esentative,botB!,J
maimesteii a rery conciuawrr. uj9iuaii,iuo,
and ai peaceful result-to .deliberations of;'
conference is looked forward to, with cpn-
ndencet'Th next session .wilt take place'
Tuesday, January 1 '2th.!' -x u7Uj ;
Chinese Ambassadors.
Chinese Ambassadors. PARIS, Jan. 10.
The 'lournkr'savs :'The ambasna-
dors of China, now lu ttiiuity, are receiy-
ing every honor and attention, and (leolare
tbat Mr. Burlingame'B poeition in heein-
Dassy 18 entirely satisfactory to tne .Em
peror. The ambassadors will have lornial
audience with-, the.; Emperor at an early
day.-'- . i''i !.: j.-a ot Hi- .iA"j.i i a
Statement from the Greek Blue
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 9.
The Greek JJlue Book.. coDtea Jit which"
fuave uwu fvueiveu ucRJwauuea ev Latrr
ment that lien. Agnawa, cn JiusstanBi--bakador
td the Sultan'fl'court. kadaa&nred'
Mr. De Lyanaus, tne Greek Minister here, '
tnat the sublime POrte would n0trepre-:
sent any: action of Greece in relurence to
Crete, v, 4r. . .T
Baltimore Cattle Market—Jan. 7.
BEEF CATri.E The.ofleringa. at the;
Scales during the past, week amounted to
2048 head, agairrst 659 last week.. Of theJ
n Amber Offered 65 bead feame fxoiif Vir-?,
gini O" iromynj0.ana 51a irom. ,iv est
v n gmia, over-me-ijainmore'
andT Ohio
railroad, and 269 from Maryland, Dim foot?
TneTeceipw iwrTieiMr'wreTOKert cy
ttaltrmora 'tuccnr9,r bUo sold -to snecula
tors' for Other markets, 55' to Wnshlngiion
and Annapolis butchers. 23 .'tar farmers for-"
grazing', and the balance werOTeshipped to
1 T.. b 1.1 1 1 . . 1 t
buc J2.asb wiLuuui ueiug uucrcu ure' jrrices
to-day i ranged as follows Old Cows ana
Scalawags at $44 50; ordinary thin Steer?.;
Oxen and Cows at ti 50 5 50; fair to good,,
Stock Cattle $5(56; fair quality , Beeves
6 757 75; and tbe very best Beeves $3 -9
per 100 lbs, the average price being about; '
So 75 gross. Tbe market was. moderately'
active at ihe beginning, but doted dull alt,
decline of about 50 cents per 100 lbs from
the rates Of last, week. -" " ' ' I,.,.?!
. SHEEP The market-, haa been airly"
supplied during the past 'week, and with a
good demand bas ruled firm throughout.!
Pricies to-day ranged 'as follows : ', Pair to,,,
FtcA .i . d1,dqti a t Al U 1 n lhiwie, ! '
HOGS The suoi.'ly this week has been0'
iigbt,. and quotations are 75c per, 100 lbs ';
niguer. " trices ip-uay raug"u as ioiiows
Farr tO'good fat Hogs $1415 'per 100 tbsv
net, the market, closing firmer t
.11 i i , , .'if NO. . 13. .'V ':' ' J H! t '.'-'ft
SIMTTiT K BTMTTiTBTJS 0TJBAIIXDB. ,
HCinPHKEirS - ....J,
experience, -an . entire, success : Simple
Prompt Efficient and Reliable. . 7hey are tea
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,,
o simple .tbat -mistakea cannot oe aiade in
nsing them ;. as harmless aa to befree from dan-.
ger, and so emcient as. to be always reliabw.
They hare raised the highest commendatloa froia
all - .. .) 1 1 -i.M -. . ; -r. i :
Koe. ' "'- -iim.-i-. . Cent
' 1, Cares Feren, CmigeBUoBuilrammarJons.
j,,. ! -Worm, Worm Fever, Worm Cotic.SK
, 8, " 'OTlna-Colie or Teething of IofaataW
4. ! lUarrLoea of Children or Adults. .25
. 6, " 'DyiH-ntfrT, Griping, BirlonaCoUaJK
, -" f boJera-Jlorbua, Vomiting.. ...25
T, " raka, Celdv Bronchitis 3S
8, . . Neuralgia, Voothache, Faceache..28
, Headache aSickiledache,Vertio28
10, lypepla,BiliooB Stomach.... ,.S6
11, " Sunpreaaod, or Painful reriod.S5
12,, Jt ..IVMtea, too profnse Periods..:. .,.25
13,' -Cronp, OonghvtirnetiltBreatnrng..aS
14, ' -' Salt Khenm.Errsipelas.KniptionpaS
K. r ' H hew matlwm, Rheomatie wins . M
AUOteabovtartfridvpin nAI.touXainctiont
cerOmining douil quasi tititt tack, tor..... i.'..6
'l iTie'fiilfyteing' art alsopttt'vpinvialtaoil at
tmt at Hit tame prices given fefoa..' J ' " "' e
in,- : Fe,er a a? ot. vmu f otw, akhbw
n,-'-" JMlin, blind or- bleeding.; .'.-..-SBS
18.' OptlialmT. and sore or weak EyeeSW
"19, "atarrll.acote or chrOBW.lBflneriEaflO
81, ' AsthlnaVoppreeeed BreatWi!3......Ba
tn, rerite,enlarged glande, swelling b6
M,- SVIeneralDebtlity.physiealweakseaBGO
25, i -' Iroliy. and ecanty eeerationa: .60
Wj fjea-SlckneasslclaeessfromTidingeO'
:V', i HldneyDliieaMi aja-rel.v.:..'.fi0
iSS, ' Rervoua DcbLUty fitmlnal -n
: Kmiealoia, -Involantary 1 Dia- '
,w euanree..i..'.i.;vi..'..'ij..J.'iit-0
S9t, " j. Soro Bloeitli, Canlret j.. ..... j..i.0ft
.80, -- .Urinary Weakness, wetting bedGO
81, " - XuliU"ul l'erlo d, wi th laai; . W
Si, Snflertngaatchange-of Hre..Ui..l OD
,83, . Kpllepey,Spasnia,St.VitaB'Daneel OO
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Vivitar 2X – 4 Teleconverter – $10
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Canon FD 28 mm lens with cover – $30
Canon FD 28 mm Lens with cover and filter in excellent working condition used with the A1 camera. Contact for more data.
Canon A1 Camera, Flash, Speed Winder with 50 mm Lense – $50.
Canon A1 Camera with Flash, Speed Winder and 50 mm FD Lens 1:1.8 w UV Haze filter & lens cover. Please contact for additional data.
French Side Board with Carvings – $750
(LH-2) This is a beautifully carved French Side Board that adds prestige to any room. The quality of furniture made in the early 1800's that will last for hundreds of years is outstanding.
S Stoddard Wooden Planer — $55
[218] S. Stoddard Wood Planer: This is a very old wood planer from the early 1800's that has been restored. This is a collectors item that still has lots of life left if one desired to use today.
Stanley Wood Planer – $55
[220] This is an old Stanley Wood Planer from the 1800's. It is great condition for use or for display.


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Well, I closed out July the past two days with some great training. I had a good swim on Monday and two solid days of running, tacking 13 more miles onto the month. The goal was actually 14 but the weather tonight didn't cooperate. I've started running with the Irish 31 Running Club on Wednesday evenings and they usually do 5k runs from their bar. Because of this I've also been running in the morning so I could get enough miles in. Fortunately, as of this week, they added a 5 mile course. And by added a 5 mile course I mean they asked who wanted to go 5 miles. Since I was the one who reminded him about it, I got to lead the pack of…1 other person. I decided the best thing to do would be to follow the 5k course for 2 miles and then go another mile out before turning around. That would give us our 5 miles.
Month: July 2013
Last weekend after we did our metric century ride, a few of the people in my training group mentioned they were doing a pair of triathlons on Saturday. One in the morning and one in the evening. They suggested that I come along since it would be fun if we were all there! I declined because in my head that seemed insane but I figured I'd sign up for one since I wanted to do a race with them. When I got home after the ride and checked it out, I saw that both races were sprint triathlons of 1/4 mile swim, 10 mile bike and 3.1 mile run. I figured, hey, if I can do a single race of 1 mile swim, 25 mile bike, and 6.2 run then I could do both of those. Less than half the distance combined! So I signed up and joined in on the crazy fun. I mean, I want to do Ragnar if I can find a team opening so I should be able to handle this.
I set some running goals this year, none of which I'll actually hit. They were pretty aggressive so that's alright. Shoot for the stars and you might land on the moon I like to say. The moon is definitely in sight too! One of those goals was a 1500 mile year. My best previous year was like 400 miles. Injury and illness set me way behind that goal and I knew by mid-March that was a bit unrealistic for me. However, I'm already over 450 miles on the year, which makes this already my best year ever (and its showing in my race times). With 5 months left I also am close to making a possible climb to the 1,000 mile mark. That is hard, but still in range!
This past weekend was another great weekend of training with my Tampa Tri group. These guys put on so many miles that I really felt like I had to step it up if I wanted to hang and I feel like I did ok this past weekend. We started off with a 13 mile run, followed by a mile swim and finished it with a 62 mile bike ride. Fortunately the run and bike were split up since I don't think I'm quite ready for a half ironman yet! Close though. I could have done one this fall if I'd realized I'd be this far along by now but when I do Augusta next year I should rock it. I'd rather be truly ready for a race like that instead of just able to complete it. I've 'completed' enough races at this point that I don't feel like suffering through one like that!
So a few weeks ago I hooked up with a triathlon training group. I actually haven't figured out what they go by. The Facebook page is Tampa Tri and their newsletters are A Train. I should ask just to see. They definitely kicked my butt the first weekend I met with them and I haven't gone out with them again yet since I had my own races to run already. But the next couple of weeks I'll be in town and that means I'll definitely be joining them on the weekends.


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- Slip- and Oil-Resistant Rubber Outsole
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Insulating cover kit to protect against accidental shorts when using VTE 120A tab terminal busbars P01550 & P01552. The kit consists of a colour-coded cover for the busbar tab terminals and two colour-coded covers for the main connection post (to suit various feed cable sizes - max. 16mm2).
The cover simply clips into place over the tab strip of the busbar and provides a neat and effective solution. Suits both 10 and 20 point busbar versions.
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Stubai 6 Piece 55 Series Premium Carving Set
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To be honest, it is not going as I expected but doesn't mean that cannot be worked to get the results... Problems after problems, I can even say "what a hell will gonna to happen next?!" Unfortunately, everything happens to this aquarium, but fortunately I'm solving these issues and keeping calm!
Last week it happened again... Bad tap water, resulted on the dead of all my fishes, fortunately and because I was fast, I took off all my discos from this tank and using some water from my 120L aquarium I have saved them! It was a nightmare... (same as here: Problem with water)
All small fishes died quickly, 15 seconds were enough to see them struggling with the water and tumbling... Discus were intoxicated, but once they are adults and healthy, they have more resistance to these problems and they resisted!
Now it is everything ok, new fishes were added... some trimmings were done and I hope that my bad luck finally stops! It is too much bad luck for just one aquarium...
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Mogul Khan Item Build
Dota hero item build Mogul Khan (Axe). Mogul Khan known as the tanker as it can cripple a lot of enemies at once. Very strong defense combined with Counter Helix is able to destroy many enemies. Many of the attacks which came to him will trigger Counter Helix. In the first level he was able to disrupt enemy defenses by blocking creep. How Mogul Khan can be as tough as it is? .. directly refer to Mogul Khan Item Build.
Dota Hero Item Build Mogul Khan (Axe)
Mogul Khan Hero Statistic
Name: Mogul Kahn
Affiliation: STR Scourge
Strength: 25 + 2.5
Agility: 20 + 2.2
Intelligence: 18 + 1.6
Damage: 49 – 53
Armor: 1.8
HP: 625 (HP Regen: 2)
Mana: 182 (Mana Regen: 0.57)
Movespeed: 290
Range: 125 (melee)
Attack Time: 1.7 (+21%)
Missile Speed: Instant
Sight Range: 1800/800
Early Game Item Build
Boot of Speed
Boot of Speed adds movement speed in order to more freely move in the lane. Vanguard is the main item that can add 300 HP, 6 HP regen, 70% block 40 damage. This item is perfect as it can boost your defenses and synergy with Berserker's Call bonus armor gave you.
Middle Game Item Build
Kellen's Dagger
Phase Boots
Kelen's Dagger is very useful when opening war, This item is used to set the enemy to blink in order to successfully use Berseker's Call so that all enemies will be exposed to trigger Call Counter Helix. In addition to adding Damage, Phase Boots give bonus Movement Speed, making it easier to pursue the enemy is being blurred.
Late Game Item Build
Blade Mail
Heart Of Tarasque
Blade Mail is able to restore you received Damage to enemies who attack you. This item is very good for you but if you use Berseker's Call the damage you receive is not too much because you get bonus armor. Heart Of Tarasque makes getting louder with additional STR and HP regen.
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How to Play Mogul Khan
Mogul Khan is very easy to play, even many who pick him. He is famous for incredible resilience of the body accompanied with skill that can kill many enemies at once. How to use Mogul Khan as follows.
Blink to enemies that are clustered using Kellen's Dagger and activate Bersekers's Call so that all enemies hit by Call. Find an enemy whose blood is below 300 then use Culling Blade to kill him. Also use Battle Hunger on critical daranya enemy and being blurred. Pursue using Phase Boots and blink then kill him.


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Both IOWRCC and BRCA Membership runs from 1st January to 31st December.
As a BRCA affiliated club, all members must pay an annual BRCA membership fee, this provides third party liability cover. (however, you can race three times without a BRCA membership)
BRCA membership allows members to race at any BRCA affiliated club and take part in National championships. For more details please visit www.brca.org
BRCA membership is:-
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If you would like to pay in installments then please contact our Treasurer by email or track-side in confidence.
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Just weeks after it came into effect, Toronto city council has repealed a ban on pronged dog collars and choke chains, and asked city staff to consult the public on their use.
Acknowledging public concern and division amongst those on council, Councillor Cesar Palacio, who chairs the city's municipal licensing and standards committee, made a motion at council Wednesday night to rescind the ban.
"There has been a considerable amount of effort to get consensus on this approach," Palacio said.
The bylaw, which just came into force this month, left trainers and groups like the Canadian National Institute for the Blind worried that what they say are best practices and necessary training for service and other dogs would put them at odds with the law.
That prompted some on council to recommend council revisit the ban ahead of this week's council meeting.
RELATED:Choke-chain ban goes back before Toronto city council
Palacio's motion asks licensing staff to consult the public on use of the collars, specifically including veterinarians, experts and professionals "involved with the humane and ethical treatment of dogs; those who rely on service dogs; those who have mobility issues; dog trainers; and dog groomers."
Staff will report back to the Sept. 18 meeting of the licensing committee.


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What does skeleton mean?
Definitions for skeleton
ˈskɛl ɪ tnskele·ton
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word skeleton.
Princeton's WordNet
something reduced to its minimal form
"the battalion was a mere skeleton of its former self"; "the bare skeleton of a novel"
skeleton, skeleton in the closet, skeleton in the cupboard(noun)
a scandal that is kept secret
"there must be a skeleton somewhere in that family's closet"
skeletal system, skeleton, frame, systema skeletale(noun)
the hard structure (bones and cartilages) that provides a frame for the body of an animal
skeleton, skeletal frame, frame, underframe(noun)
the internal supporting structure that gives an artifact its shape
"the building has a steel skeleton"
The system that provides support to an organism, internal and made up of bones and cartilage in vertebrates, external in some other animals.
A frame that provides support to a building or other construction.
A very thin person.
She lost so much weight while she was ill that she became a skeleton.
(From the sled used, which originally was a bare frame, like a skeleton.) A type of tobogganing in which competitors lie face down, and descend head first (compare luge). See Wikipedia:Skeleton (sport)
The vertices and edges of a polyhedron, taken collectively.
An anthropomorphic representation of a skeleton. See Wikipedia:Skeleton (undead)
She dressed up as a skeleton for Halloween.
The central core of something that gives shape to the entire structure.
The skeleton of the organisation is essentially the same as it was ten years ago, but many new faces have come and gone.
to reduce to a skeleton; to skin; to skeletonize
to minimize
Origin: From σκελετός, from σκελλώ.
Webster Dictionary
the bony and cartilaginous framework which supports the soft parts of a vertebrate animal
the more or less firm or hardened framework of an invertebrate animal
a very thin or lean person
the framework of anything; the principal parts that support the rest, but without the appendages
the heads and outline of a literary production, especially of a sermon
consisting of, or resembling, a skeleton; consisting merely of the framework or outlines; having only certain leading features of anything; as, a skeleton sermon; a skeleton crystal
Origin: [NL., fr. Gr. (sc. ) a dried body, a mummy, fr. dried up, parched, to dry, dry up, parch.]
The skeleton is the body part that forms the supporting structure of an organism. There are two different skeletal types: the exoskeleton, which is the stable outer shell of an organism, and the endoskeleton, which forms the support structure inside the body. In a figurative sense, skeleton can refer to technology that supports a structure such as a building.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
skel′e-tun, n. the bones of an animal separated from the flesh and preserved in their natural position: the framework or outline of anything: a very lean and emaciated person: a very thin form of light-faced type.—adj. pertaining to a skeleton—also Skel′etal.—ns. Skeletog′eny (-toj′-); Skeletog′raphy; Skeletol′ogy.—v.t. Skel′etonise, to reduce to a skeleton.—n. Skel′eton-key, a key for picking locks, without the inner bits.—Skeleton in the cupboard, closet, house, &c., some hidden domestic source of sorrow or shame. [Gr. skeleton (sōma), a dried (body)—skeletos, dried—skellein, to dry, to parch.]
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of skeleton in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of skeleton in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of skeleton in a Sentence
My dad was like a walking skeleton, it was like he was gone.
This is the first time this skeleton has been mounted for public display.
If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance.
The skeleton, it's the death: It's in our body. (Le squelette, c'est la mort : Il est dans notre corps)
The skeleton is the death: it's in our body... (Le squelette, c'est la mort : - Il est dans notre corps...)
Images & Illustrations of skeleton
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Translations for skeleton
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- аҧсыбаҩ, абаҩеибаркыраAbkhaz
- geraamte, skeletAfrikaans
- አጽምAmharic
- gosaralla, escletoAragonese
- هَيْكَلٌ عَظمِيّArabic
- skeletAzerbaijani
- һөлдәBashkir
- шкіле́тBelarusian
- скеле́тBulgarian
- kolojalanBambara
- কঙ্কালBengali
- skeledennBreton
- estructura, esqueletCatalan, Valencian
- scheletruCorsican
- kostlivec, kostraCzech
- sgerbwd, ysgerbwdWelsh
- skeletDanish
- Skelett, Gerippe, Skeleton, Rohbau, Haut und KnochenGerman
- σκελετόςGreek
- ostaro, skeletoEsperanto
- esqueleto, estructuraSpanish
- skelett, karkassEstonian
- egitura, eskeletoBasque
- اسکلت, استخوانبندیPersian
- runko, luuranko, skeleton, mahakelkkailuFinnish
- beinagrindFaroese
- squeletteFrench
- bonkerak, skeletWestern Frisian
- creatlachIrish
- cnàimhneachScottish Gaelic
- esqueletoGalician
- કંકાલતંત્રGujarati
- שלדHebrew
- कंकालHindi
- szkeleton, csontvázHungarian
- կմախքArmenian
- kerangka, rangka, skeletIndonesian
- skeletoIdo
- beinakerfiðIcelandic
- scheletroItalian
- 骸骨, 骨格Japanese
- ჩონჩხიGeorgian
- сүлде, қаңқаKazakh
- គ្រោងឆ្អឹងទាំងឡាយKhmer
- ಅಸ್ಥಿಪಮ್ಜರKannada
- 골격, 뼈대, 해골Korean
- kakûtKurdish
- ramesCornish
- скелетKyrgyz
- ossium compages, sceletusLatin
- SkelettLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ໂຄງກະດູກLao
- skeletas, griaučiaiLithuanian
- skeletsLatvian
- kōhiwihiwiMāori
- ске́летMacedonian
- хэлхээ яс, араг яс, ноорогMongolian
- rangkaMalay
- အရိုးစုBurmese
- skjelettNorwegian
- skelet, geraamte, vel over vleesDutch
- skjelettNorwegian Nynorsk
- esqueleta, ossamenta, escarcèlaOccitan
- ਪਿੰਜਰPanjabi, Punjabi
- szkielet, kościecPolish
- هډتړPashto, Pushto
- esqueletoPortuguese
- saqru, karkaQuechua
- skeletRomansh
- scheletRomanian
- скелет, скелетон, остов, кожа да кости, каркас, скеле́т, костякRussian
- ossamentuSardinian
- kostur, okostje, скелет, окостје, костур, skeletSerbo-Croatian
- kostraSlovak
- skelet, okostjeSlovene
- qalfoofSomali
- skeletAlbanian
- skeleton, skelettSwedish
- kiunzi cha mifupaSwahili
- అస్థిపంజరంTelugu
- скелет, устухонбандӣTajik
- โครงกระดูกThai
- ኣስከረንTigrinya
- gaňňyl, skeletTurkmen
- kalansayTagalog
- iskeletTurkish
- скелетTatar
- скеле́тUkrainian
- کنکالUrdu
- skeletUzbek
- bộ xươngVietnamese
- bomemVolapük
- skèlèteWalloon
- ugobhoziZulu
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AUBURN – Fans of Auburn University football are invited to share their 2006 game day experiences with university officials at a fan forum on Tuesday, Jan. 23.
The forum, to be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Lettermen's Lounge of Jordan-Hare Stadium, will precede the basketball game against the University of Alabama, which tips off at 8 p.m. at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. Free parking is available in the deck adjacent to the stadium.
"We are always looking for ways to improve the game day experience for our fans," said AU Executive Associate Athletics Director Tim Jackson. "We held a similar forum before a basketball game last year and turnout was excellent. Our fans have been great at helping us fine-tune our strategy for Saturdays in the fall."
Members of the AU Game Day Committee will be in attendance to hear fans' suggestions or concerns. The committee consists of public safety and transit officials, representatives of the athletics and communications offices, facilities division and other AU departments.
Jackson said it is important for university officials to hear feedback from those who spend their game weekends on campus. Many suggestions made at previous forums were implemented into the campus game day plan.
"They have asked for more trash and recycling receptacles, and we've provided them," said Baker Melson, chair of the AU Game Day Committee. "We've also added to our number of available restrooms. Our transit system is better. The information we gain at this forum will further improve the experience next fall and in the years to come."
Auburn hosted eight home football games in 2006 with a total of 680,506 fans attending.
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Tent camping with us… Meaher
Improved tent sites - $24 per night
Weekly Rate - $152
Plus: A one time Registration Fee of $ 4.75 per visit, a 3.75% Resort Fee based on total camping fees and lodging taxes apply to all above rates.
We want everyone to have a fun and relaxing time with us. Please respect all guests' space and stuff. And let us know immediately if there are problems. Come by the office or call 251.626.5529…Office is open 7 days a week from 7am-3pm Sat-Tues and 7am-5pm Wed-Fri. (After hours 251.472.6226).
Please help us by reading the following…
Please occupy the tent site you assigned when you made your reservation/checked in. If you have a problem with your site, please let us know immediately. Open sites aren't always open. Someone might be coming in later to that site or there might be maintenance issues.
We ask that you set your tent on the pad. No exceptions. Please do not use nails in the trees to stake your tent. Please do not park in the grass. Please do not park in the drive way (gravel road around tent section). There is parking just south of the tent section. Unload at your site, then move your vehicle if you do not have room to park on the pad.
Due to utility lines, the central area in the tent section is off limits for setting up anything. Hammocks are the only exception!
If you have brought a boat with you for leisure please park it in the boat launch parking lot just north of the tent section. No exceptions.
Please keep the picnic tables on the pad. If you use the grill we ask that you clean out the grill before you leave. It is not a trash can.
Frequently Asked Questions
When I arrive can I pick a different site then what I was assigned to?
When you made your reservation we assigned you a site according to what was available for the dates you requested. If you find that there is a problem with your site upon arrival please let us know immediately. We ask that you do not move to an empty site because that site might be reserved for someone else who hasn't checked in yet or it may be closed for maintenance issues.
What if I am arriving after the office closes?
Our staff will call you the day of your reservation. If you will be checking in late they will give you the gate code and the camp host phone # as well as answer any questions you might have.
What size tents will my site accommodate?
There is space for 1 large 8-10 person tent (10'x10' or smaller) or 2 smaller 2-4 person tents (7'x7' or smaller). Each site should have no more than 8 people staying on it. Your site includes a circular, on the ground grill with the grill plate suspended over top and a picnic table. You also have 2-20-amp plugs (traditional household plugs) and a water spigot. A pole and hook hang at your site for food or trash. Your site is gravel surrounded by railroad ties. We ask that you set your tents up on the gravel so bring extra padding for under your tent.
What activities are there for us to do at your park?
We have a fishing pier, a motor boat and canoe/kayak launch, a boardwalk, a beach to fish off of. If you wish to fish you will need an AL freshwater fishing license. We do not allow swimming due to dangerous wildlife. We are conveniently located close to Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope and even Gulf Shores, AL so there are plenty of local shops, activities, eateries, etc to enjoy.
Also 5 Rivers Delta is directly across the street. This day-use facility offers an exhibit hall, learning center, theater, gift shop and welcome center, boat tours, kayak rentals, walking trails, picnic areas, conference center and reception hall. Admission is free.
- There are street lights near the tent section that come on at night.
- The tent section is close to the water so you may experience wind off of Ducker Bay.
- We are located just off Hwy 90/98 and I-10 is just south of us off in the distance. You will hear some road noise.
- We have all sorts of wildlife. We suggest bringing baking soda, borax, comet, etc to sprinkle around your site to keep ants from coming in.
- Pets are always welcome as long as they are on a leash and under your control at all times when outside your tent and you must clean up after them.
- If you are bringing a boat, we ask that you park it in the boat launch parking lot within sight of the tent section. We have a very busy boat launch so we ask that you do not leave your boat tied up at the launch unless you are just coming in or about to head out.
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Joe Davidson
Folsom falls 66-64 to defending CIF Division I champion Monte Vista
The effort was there if not the desired end results. In a battle of defending Northern California large-school basketball champions, Monte Vista of Danville held off a late charge by Bee No. 1 Folsom 66-64 to cap a fun, wild Saturday at Jesuit in the 13th Father Kelly Tribute.
Jordan Ford, The Bee's Player of the Year last season, scored 25 points, but he really wanted to finish with 28. The junior guard uncorked a half-court shot as time expired, but it didn't hit the bottom of the net. It hit the bottom of a ceiling speaker, allowing the Mustangs of the North Coast Section to hold on and head back to the Bay Area satisfied travelers.
Monte Vista won the NorCal and CIF State Division I championships last season under coach Nick Jones, who loved every moment of it with the double bonus of this being that this is his alma mater. Graduation gutted the bulk of his roster yet, Jones has another spirited, skilled and tenacious team that is off to an 11-2 start.
Folsom (13-3) is the defending CIF NorCal Division II champion and returned the bulk of its lineup under coach Mike Wall, who won his 300th career game on Friday, a Sierra Foothill League rout of Granite Bay. But the veteran coach agonized on this one.
Folsom had no answers for Stefan Mitu as the senior guard scored 36 points on a variety of jumpers and drives. Wilson LaShells, a 6-foot-6 senior, had 20.
Jared Wall had 10 points for Folsom, and the energetic junior guard called time out in the air as he soared for a rebound off a missed Mustangs free throw with 1.4 seconds to go to set up the final attempt.
Ford, as he has so many times before, got hot down the stretch to rally the Bulldogs, hitting jumpers and driving to the bucket. Folsom has not lost to a regional team. It does have a big rally and win over NorCal power Mitty of San Jose. Tre Finch's pull-up three-pointer with 2.2 seconds left pulled Folsom to within 65-64. Mitu hit the front-end of a 1-and-1 with 1.7 seconds to go, after being fouled to stop the clock.
- Check Sunday's Bee for other game capsules from Saturday, or later tonight on sacbee.com
- Joe Davidson


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Upcoming- more guests will be announced for our Tiny House-Building Workshop in Wilmington, NC- April 26th-28th (2013)! THREE DAYS of Building a Tiny House Together! This will be limited to 25 attendees.....
As for these photos....I took these while out in Chicago when I was teaching another tiny house building workshop for the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company. The workshop was a ton of fun, great people all around, great feedback, and it also gave me a chance to wander around one of my favorite cities! I first visited Chicago in 1996 while touring the U.S. with a punk band, and I fell in love with that town instantly. The art, architecture, and food- its all amazing! This workshop was my 4th visit there, and I'd love to go back.
Shown here, is a sculpture near the Navy Pier, that, to me, sets up a very simple and clever arrangement for the building of a tiny shipping container, or "conex box", home. These homes are becoming more and more popular, and entire books have even been devoted to their existence. While these were mere 4' by 8' models made out of routed plywood, their arrangement provides for a connected second story, AND a shaded car port, or deck area, beneath. I like how they are stacked at an angle too- I feel it makes the set-up less boxy, and less predictable.
These might also make for a great screened-in tree house/fort in the woods! Imagine how great they would look while lit up at night! Like a giant ornamental candle!
All photos by Derek "Deek" Diedricksen


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Welcome to Our Home on the Web
ברוכים הבאים
Welcome to Congregation Beth Shalom! It is our sincere hope everyone can find ways to be involved in our warm and welcoming Jewish community. Look at our calendar, explore our Shabbat, holiday, cultural, and educational programs, and choose the activities that will be the best for you and your family. We are a diverse community and take great pride in being The Center for Jewish Life in Greater Modesto and Stanislaus County. We have programs for seniors, families, young children, adult education, youth activities, conversion classes, and concerts. Whether you're secular, part of an interfaith family, more traditional in your practice, or whatever your Jewish identity, we welcome you to experience our congregation. We are here year-round with meaningful opportunities for Jewish growth and celebration.
Rabbi Shalom Bochner, the Board of Directors and Staff of Congregation Beth Shalom
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1. Conquer The World
2. Innocent Crime
3. Running With The Pack
4. Evil Spell
5. Cruel Obession
6. Ticket To Hell
7. Keep On Dreaming
8. Road Of Despair
9. Behind Those Walls
10. Guardian Angel
11. Accroche-Toi À Tes Reves
Nathalie Geyer – Lead Vocals
Frenzy Philippon – Guitars
Matt Gabnai – Bass
Vince Koehler – Drums
Review-Let's go ahead and get this out of the way in the beginning, Mystery Blue is a band with a female lead vocalist but that is as far as the stereotype will go, this band has some major fucking talent and a very impressive sound. This band plays hard rock with power metal influenced vocals and just a flat out heavy metal delivery and is not apologetic about it, they are so furious and in your face as almost a power metal answer to Arch Enemy. The huge positive to this band is that all members shine on each song, there is not one element that outdoes the other, from the very capable vocal delivery to the guitar that is just riff after riff of just pure crunch and groove metal inspired playing, this is a band that put so much thought and hard work into this sound and comes across as a tight band that rely on each other to help carry the sound and not have one member carrying the load and the others in the background just playing filler to be a part of it.
Geyer's vocal delivery could remind some of early Geoff Tate at times around The Warning, the Queensryche comparison comes across heavy in this cd, esp. Evil Spell that sounds like something that could have come from Rage for Order. I love singers that test themselves and really give you a performance that demands you to pay attention and respect them, and this is Geyer to a tee, she has a vocal presence that could draw more comparisons to male singers than any female singer that has come out in the last few years.
This is a band that has a sound of Judas Priest and a singer who sounds like the female Geoff Tate during his early years, so if that does not sell this cd, I am not so sure what will. I think this was not a surprise, but it was a fucking shock as how talented this band came across, and how catchy this cd and the vocals were. This is 2013's answer to Huntress, this band is so fucking good that it would be a true crime if this cd did not catch on with metal fans. I am supposed to tell you something negative, but my sole negative to this cd is if you guys did not buy it. This cd is going to be getting a ton of play, what an impressive record.
9 out of 10


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There are more than 10 beautiful, sandy beaches to explore in the San Diego area. Read about the different options below, and choose your beach!
Carlsbad State Beach: The best beach in our area, located just 10 minutes north of the resort. Relax and lay out on the beach, step off the sand to enjoy the boardwalk or explore Carlsbad Village with more than 200 boutiques, cafes and restaurants.
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Have you ever wanted to setup a Simple Free SSL VPN Gateway?
If you answered yes then Adito is the answer.
Adito is an open source VPN based on SSL-Explorer. Because it works over HTTPS you can access your files securely from almost anywhere.