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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
YAv1o CarrNry

PRoDArE November Term, 1853.
ct having been suggested to our Court of
Probate for Yazoo County, and State of Mis-
sissipp, by James johnson, Guardian Of Jane
Ellen and Louisa Victoria Johnson, minors,
that twill be for the interest of his said wards
to sell the following real estate belonging to
their estate, 70 wit: Lots No. I3l and l34 stu
ated in Yazoo City State of Mississippi, together
with the Improvements and appurtenances
thereon. It was thereupon ordered that cita-
ton issue to William H. Bell as Guardian, ad
letem for said minors. to appear at the January
term 1854 of our sqid court, then andsthere to
show cause if any he can, why an order Of sale
should not be granted, as prayed for by their
Guardian for the sale of the above described
lots.
It's further ordered that publication of said
citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing, a
weekly newspaper published in AGO City, for
the space of six weeks.
Attest: WIN. III. BELL, GPk.
dec 9. a53-22-6w.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
ATS
1,OUO ID. TA BORNE
A * % 81

THE well-known superiority Of the
essgxgwazgs3 9A4suR9@D g911Gzgg
AXES, hasinducea some manufacturers to stamp
their axes III COLLINS, and such axes are
frequently sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which
have been made under my direction for more
than twenty five years, and which have sustain
ed such an unrivalied reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS 81 co, HARTFORD
They are to be found At our Depot in the city
of New York, and at the principal Hardware
Stores d the large cities.
SABPL w. COLLINS.
New York, april IS, 50. dolly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
Con as loner's Notice.

& Vie undersigned appointed BY the Probate
= Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, at
the November Tern, 1853, thereof, Commission
er OF Insolvency, to receive and examine all
claims of the creditors of the estate of Thomas
O'Reiley deceased, reported insolvent, will meet
at the Probate Cffice ii Yazoo City, on the first
Saturday Of every month until the fourth Mon
day in January next, fer the purpose OF atten-
ding the said creditors, and of reviewing and eA-
aiming the said claims, when and where the
said creditors are hereby notified to bring in
and prove their said claims respectively against
said estate. WA. II, BELL, Com'r.
dee g. ,53-22-6w
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23

Yazoo River Plantation for Sale.
a valuable Plantation in the vicinity of
Yazoo City, containing about 900 acres
of Land; 800 acres of which ale in cultiya-
ton, and 100 more are deadened Also 40
negroes and all the mules. horses. oxen hogs
and plantation utensils Of every description.
Also full supply Of corn and fodder for the
ensuing year.
The above property viii be sold on rea-
sonable terms TO good purchaser. For
further particulars inquire of
G. F. HAMER,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
NOhf ice.

SESHE Undersigned having qualified at the
e November term 1883, Of the Probate
Court Of Yazoo County, State OF Mississippi.
as Executor Of the last viii and testament of
John T. Wilson decd, hereby notifies all per-
sons having claims against said testator TO pre-
sent the same within the time prescribed by
law or they will be barred. Those Indebted
will make immediate payment.
dec 8, '53-22-6w. NJ. c. NYE, Fx'r.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
LIST OF ARTICLES.

= ID Double bottom fall Jew'ld lever watch
6 do do DO do do do.
q u do do do do do dc.
]" do do do do do do.
:. l Anchor Lever Watch.
rs do do do
& 16Diamond and Pearl Watch
. l7Indepsndent Duplex do
. I8hIasonic Breast Pin II Diamonds,
:. 1a Large Cluster Pin do
. col Large Branch Pin do
]" 81 10 do do q do
= 22lCloss 4 Large Diamonds,
% laar do do.
81 urge Single Diamond Pin.
g do do do do
= 26 Large Single Diamond Pin
27BriIliaat Ring Z Large Diamonds,
- 81 do do do do
= 81 do do do do
= So args Single Diamond Ring
= 81 do do do do
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23

90 do do
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
TEURD's GOLDEN GLOSS

FOR THE HAIR-Among the many pre-
paratons for the growth Of tile HAIR, this
GOLDEN Gloss takes the lead. Three reas-
ons will be given why it is SO universally used
and preferred TO all others. 1st, Because it has
proved the most elIectual in Badness. Cd, Be-
cause i impaTts beautiful dark gloss and de-
lightful perfufae Is the hair. Sd, Because the
Ladies, with fine dssgF ninaton, which they all
possess, have adopted It. ManY other reasons
could be given why it is a great fagorite, bat
those who want more have only to give it a
trial. Price % cents in large bottles. For Sale
by Druggists and StoTekeepers everywhere.
w c. HURD, Proprietor,
304 Broadway, New York.
Liberal discount to Merchants dec 16 23-6m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
PIANO FORTES

Durchased, and on their way here, 90 Pr
z ano Forles, from those celebrated MAJ
kers, +. Gilbert & CO., Of Boston, 4. III. G ale
& Co., Of New York, and Knabe, Garhle Il
Co., of Baltimore. We wish. il expressly
understood that We are the only authorized
agents for the above manufacturers in this
region-Gnd can and seiI sell them loaoer than
noSt dealers can afford to sell them IN the South
AIso-GuitaTs, Vioins, Accordions, Flutes
Clarionettes Flageolettes. Banioes, Strings
and all other trimmings, Instruction Books
and Sheet Music.
N. B. All instruments sold by. us are war
ranted for FIVE years.
DOWNING. MOODY & Co.
Dec. 2, 1853. n2l.-fy
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
ven

H and mosi be3uliln stock ever
na lei, consisEIae 81 part of
afS. Pi1che seblsls posns.
8 so 81 New york incss also, splendid lot
Play Csssofe Cana|e ticks. cake Baskets.
pttq1 alft you'd ac
e0k & our stock before pnrchasie slses
DOW oaD Cos
dee. 8s3. il
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-23
Z. u. @. q.
ii PI|R|III.lS1l
vEHHE following prizes. consisting Of SuPe-

EEHHE following prizes, consisting Of SuPe~
Gold Watches, real Diamond Jew
elry and genuine Silver Ware,
will be drawn at the ODD FELLOWS
HALL, on
Satmday.3lst day Of December
next, at The rate Of SIS 90 each Ticket, which
will entilie the holder to an equal chance IN
the List of Articles, whether pres mt or abb
sent at the lime of drawing. Tickets viii be
sent by mail % persons at a distant, on ap~
tIieamon ~ letter 10 II. G. Tyler or S. H..
sYiisan, Yazoo City, Miss.
2. s. a sufficient number of Tickets only
Will be Issued b cover actual cost. at the
lowest cash prices. n. L. WHITMAN,
Yazoo city, nov. %, so3. Proprietor.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
NO. 42.
Meetings..

J. w. Walker held two meetings nt Mess
apotamia a week ago last Sunday, which
were well attended. On the evening Of the
same day he spoke at the centre of Farming
ton, where considerable excitement prevailed
on account of the Methodiss mailing up the
windows and fastening the doors to prevent
the meeting being held.
The deed gives these Methodists the use
of the house half the time, the other half to
any who want TO Use it for religious purposes
After considerable effort to open the win
dows, the doors were forced, and quiet,
good meeting was held.
The Cool Spring meeting was held in a
grove on the inrm of Ellis Cope, which had
been fitted Up with seats, staud, &c.
The numbers in attendance were good,
though not so large as they would have be EN-
but for the rain in the morning.
NJ. r. Robinson, J. w. Walker, 8. Myers
J. Barker, and w. Myers addressed the meet
ing. Friends were present from Salem, New
Lisbon, and other places. The effect was
good, the cOuse Of the slave receiving a new
impetus.
A large Temperance Celebration was held
at Alliance on Sunday and Monday. On the
latter day the cars carried passengers a, half
the usunl rates, which enebled great mass
Of people TO attend. Several thousands were
in and near the beautiful grove. Several
professions from distance came on to the
ground with flags, etc. The meeting was
enthusiastic throughout. We do not know
who spoke on Sunday, but on Monday
addresses were delivered by J. w. Walker,
Mr. Hanger, and others.
There WINS also large Temperance gnth-
ering at Garfield as well as at other places in
the neighborhood. On tho whole the day.
seemed devoted to temperance, an,i-slavery,
pic MICS, &c.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
Free Soil Convention.

On the 4th, there was most enthusiastic
and spirited Convention held in New Lisbon.
An effort lind been made TO coalesce with
others. But there appeared TO be a deterIni-
nation to maintain the integrity of the Iudc-
pendent Democratic party, and resolutions
were passed in favor of The Maine Law, and
denouncng the Fugitive Slave Law. The
following ticket mas nominated:
Reps.-IlUaH CASTOR, Middleton,
JONAS ID. CATTELL, Perry.
!SheriG-Andrew Mcintosh, Yellow Creek.
COm.-Morris Miller, Hanover.
Treas'r-Abner Moore, Centre.
Pros. .4H'y-Asa II. Battin, Yellow Creek.
Surveyor II. Wooley, Hanover.
Coroner-Joseph Sraughn, Centre.
Infrmy Dueeior-T B. Cushmnu, Centre.
A Central Committee wns appointed, con-
sisting Of S. w. Orr, John Frost, J. X. Snod-
grass, J. Heaton, Geo. Sloan. Il.
SO our Columbana Free Soilers are for
iot"h"B u'eH PeiPehuiCuifiy' uoou' Dy
standing erect they will the sooner draw other
men unto them. OF the candidates they
have nominated, we have personal ocquaint-
ance with but few. or one we can speak,
as friend OF freedom aud of temperance,
bold, firm, earnest, and always reliable. An
old aboliIionist aud no compromiser is JONAS
ID. CATTEIL A better man could NOT Ia va
been selected.-EDIToR.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

Twas then upon mine ear sound Of Aendish
laughter fell,
And turning where the stranger sat, behold the
King Of He'll
With cloven foot (no more concealed and fear
ful taions too,
Clad in sable suit of mail, with shield of fiery
hue.
"Youre right, he cried in jeering tones, "you
have my appreciation,
Most pious priest, and people of this free and
Christian nation,
Your honored leader will be, but ere YOU ioin
the chase,
I'll give you forms that shall beft so glorious
race"
Then with grin he seized his wand, end slow
ly waved it, when
Lo four legged hounds that bay'd for blood in
place Of well dressed inenl
Then out they sprang, and over hill and dale
they swiftly sped
Upon the flying bondman's track, Apollyon a,
their head.
But as with shouts that chilled my blood they
ncared their painting prize;
Mcthought l saw an angel band descending
from the skies
To seize the hunted wandcrcr saw them low.
ly bend,
Then bear him swiftly from the reach of blood
hounds and foul fend.
But not to those imbrutcd eyes was that bles
vision given;
They might not see that ransomed soul ascend
ing into Heaven,
But still with nover-ccasing yells, onward they
flew,
Condemned by fate forcvermore phantom tc
pursue.
But as 1 gazed, in wonder lost, heard the
clocks loud stroke,
Tolling the "mngic midnight hour, " ard sad
denly woke;
The dying flames upon the hearth ftful rad-
ance shed,
And, pondering on this vision strange, sought
my silent bed. c. L. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
SALEM UNION SCHOOL.

Ihe first term Of this school will commence
August Sth, 1853, and continue eleven weeks.
The services Of Mr.. J. Markham and Mr.. Wm.
McClain have been secured, and rcl uisite num-
bcr Of competent assistants will be emploved.
The School is furnished with a set Of GOOD
School Apparatus, Cabinet Of Geological Spsoi.
mems, Outline Maps, Anatomical Plates, &c.
A Normal Glass will be formed for the 40
commodation Of those who wish to prepare
themselves for the profession Of teaching.
During the term a course Of lectures will be
delivered on Anatomy and Physiology, illustrat-
cd by n superior French Manikin and skeleton.
In addition to the other branches usually
taught in the best Union Schools q regular
COMMERCIAL DGPARrNEST in which the Science
Of Accounts shall be thoroughly taught, will be
connected with tho School.
Board and Rooms can be had on reasonable
terms.
For full Circular or Particulars address any
Of the subscribers.
Jacob ITcaton,
Isaac Snider,
John Iarris,
Richard Garrigues.
Clayton Sharp,
Eli Davidson,
Board Of Education.
SALEM, Col. Co., o.
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Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION.

The next Course Of Lectures IN this Insii-
tuition will commence OH Saturday, October
lst, 1883, aud continue fire months (2l we
closing on the 25tb Of February, 1854.
FACULTY.
DdUid j. JohnsoH, W. d., Professor of Chom
istry aud ToXco0py.
Eiiicood Harvey, W. d., Professor OF the Prin
ciples mud Practice OF Medicine.
Hiibern Darlington, W. d., Professor OF Sur.
gerry.
.4nn Preston, ". d., Professor OF Physiology.
Eilon Fisseii, w. d., Professor of ANATOMY,
.EWk g. Kerr, W. d., Professor Of Ma.eria
Me,lica and General Therapeutics.
Martha n. .uo,ory NJ d., Professor of Obs,o.
tries aud Diseases of Women aud Children.
Ahaira l.. Fo,oIe', M. d., Den,ons,ra,or Of
Anatomy and Chemistry.
Persons wishing further information 80 10
terms, regulations, &c., or desirous of rec siv
the Announcement, will please apply, per-
sonal'y or by letter, TO the Deun of the "a.
ulsj DAVID J. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
800 Arch Street, W3s1s
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
CIRCULAR.
Private Medical Institute.

The subscriber would respectfully an
nounce that this Institution will commence
its next term with still greater advantages
than ever before offered, on Monday, the ID
OF October next.
The design is rs heretofore, to render the
course OF STUDY useful, attractive, interesting
and practical; to this end ho will endenvor
TO illustrate and as far as possible demonstrate
each subject
Students desirous OF nvalllng themselves
of n Thorough course OF instruction, will here
tnd the requisites Tor speedily acquiring
knowledge OF The science IN oil its branches.
Among the means at command Tor demon
straiing may he found fine
FRENCH OBSTETRlCAL MANIKIN,
Skeletons. wei and dried urepnrations I.,vr
S,zrn nnd hundreds of other Anatomical
Plates. A colection or most nnnroveJ col.
ored mates iilustrntive of MrnIc1r Ror,Yv
and PArUoIooy well selected Mndern
Library with numerous illustrations. contain.
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Of CASTS uurrhased n, croo, eymnnse
thouoh snrposs,ng r.n ,nv Hin, of !, IL a
character in the SInte if moi in the Conntrv
10 be found in possessjon of onv nrivnir
physician mr. Ins,i,n,ion Atoge,ber ofT,rd
inG nm onnor,unitv of M orJnsrv chornc,er
fos Gen,lemen and Ladies Gor acom;r;ng /,
,born,,yb Po .cr,c,, kno,vIaJge oc AY,re,,v
ond pnys,oIoay or The So,rxcp of Medic;na
And m make ,he conrse s,ilI more ,,seIi,l
and attractive. has ms, efTsc,ed ann nm arronae' '
ment with Mr. ALrRrn UoIrRoox whose
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Our SISy-H.igI,t

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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

The WOMEN OF Wisconsin held State
Temperance Convention ut Lake Mills, on
the 9Th Of June which resulted in the form0-
ton of State temperance Society Of Wo-
men. In the Resolutions, they "give notice
to the Law makers that the comsn are ocming
with the demand for a prohibitury law
that they will give no peace till they obtain
il, and suggest that speedy compliance will
make the surrender more ganceful.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

right of self defence. The Christiana case
turns it inside out, just as the conclusion exbib-
its tho premises fully developed. There is no
truth in il, in root or branch its fruit is never
ripe till it is rotten, and wholesome twig can
not be grated on its Upas stcn."
1t proposes to name Professor Stoves plan
for starving out slavery by hiring Chinese at 3D..
per day, tho "mb- slavery movement" We
like the Christening
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
1853.
Manly s. Carpenters Premium
Daguerrean Gallery!

IS now completed, and ready for reception.
We have gone to considerable expense in fitting
up, to operate with advantage. and with refer
cnce to the comfort and convenience Of those
who may favor us with a call in short, We are
permanently located. Our Rooms arc in the
AMERICAN HOUSE, SALEM, o.
Call and see us. You will find our reception
rooms neat and comfortable.
Our Sky-Light
Can be surpassed no where in the State. Our
CAMERA, is a powerful quick worker. We
warrant our work. Likoncsses Of oil ages, ta-
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Being, also, posted in all the recent improve
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shall be to render full satisfaction. Sick or
deceased persons taken at their rooms. Our
motto, is EXCELSIOR.
n. i. Persons wishing Pictures taken on
Galvanized Plates, can do 80 without extra
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

0FThe Democrats hold Convention in
Columbus 'on the 24ih of August, to nomi-
nate School Commissioner. Thus are they
determined to make that partisan question.
In our opinion, the New Lisbon nspirani,
MIR. Frazier, has not added TO his credit, il he
Aus to his prospects, by his recent correspon-
dence nssailing the teachers of Columbiana,
for the expression Of their preference for
MIR. Andrews.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

The HoMEsTEAD.-Our neighbor of the
Homestead has mounted new head this
week. Really an improvemeatini in its appear
ance, but he says the "soul and moving
spirit" are just the same as ever.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

A NEW LECTURER IN THE FlRLD.-Mrs. Abby
H. Price is advertised to lecture in Massachus-
ctts. She is the agent of the Worcester Co.
Anti Slavery Society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
For the Buyie.
The Chase-A Dream.

As lone sat ono wintry night, and listened to
the rain,
upon the pane,
Gazing upon tho cheerful Are that glowed with
ruddy beam,
1 fell into amusing mood, and thOn into dream.
Methought it was a Sabbath morn, and in
Temple fair,
stood and watched the gathering throng, who
met for praise and prayer;
Up the broad Oislcs they gaily swept, in silks
and sotns dros't,
In broadcloths finc. with jewels rare, (for each
one wore his bcst.)
But as gazed there came man with slow and
weary pace,
Bearing on his brow the stain Of Africs injured
race,
As seeking for the " Negro pew" no mcekly
onward passed.
1 sighed to see each glance In Scorn, upon him
coldly cast.
Just then carriage gaiiy grand, drew up be-
fore the door,
With trappings brilliant as tho sun and sable
coursers four,
And from it stepped gentleman with such
eourtly air,
And such blaze ofjowelry it made the people
o then there was a generous strifo who should
most cordial be,
The ladies' kind admiring look you would have
smiled to see;
AS up the aisle the stranger passed the doorI of
every pew
Wide open at his near approach, as If by magic
flew.
The preacher was a worthy man; his whiskers
were in trim,
The ring upon his snowy hsnd ives neither
poor or dim;
lie wore the finest broadcloth coat, with linen
fine and fair,
How brillOntly his gold watch shone, how CLOS
sy was his hair.
And then how fervenuy no prayed for those who
never nenru
Salvations free and joyful news. and then he
thanked the Lord
For living in this Christian land of Gospel light,
and when
The reverend preacher ended. all the people cried
amen.
Then opened he the sacred book, and read of
him who died,
The meek, the just the holy one, for sinners cru
cifed
Who wandered homeless and forlorn on Cali
lees far shore;
The comforter of those who mourned the broth
er of the poor.
Twas thus he read in solemn tones when sud-
denly shout,
Mingled with the bayings of hound and cur
ses from without,
And rushing in with eager haste and eyes that
glowed like flame,
Three fierce. rude men, and close behind, their
blood hound allies came.
Out spoke their leader, "worthy priest we must
your pardon crave,
For coming in such earnest haste. to seek a
missing slave;
We know it is a Sabbath day but It's righteous
cause,
And every good and pious man will help sustain
the laws"
"The Constitution" quoth the priest, "dear
friends must be defended,
Else, as great Daniel hath bretold, the Unicn
will be ended
You've been to church until you all your duty
| surely know,
Beloved flock obey the laws and let the chat
tel 10.
But while he speaks tho fugitive from out the
window sprang
And on the pavement quick below. his bounding
footsteps rang,
Swift as the stag before the hoands, away, away
| he ran,
While in pursuit Of that poor wretch upstarted
every man.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

UNtoE-Horace Greely counsels the Wings,
Free Soilers, and all others in Ohio who can,
60 comhine upon the Maine Law, forgetting,
all other differences for the time being.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

GERRIr SMIrH.-We regret to learn from
Frederick Douglass Paper, that Gerrit Smith
is confined with severe sickness, having re-
Gently undergone severe surgical operation.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09
Treasurer's Report for June.

FOR SALE.-Dr. X. G. Thomas offers
for sale his dwelling in Marlboro, Stark Co.
An excellent location for physician.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-09

BIBLE DiscUssIoN.-The discussion ad-
veriised between. Messrs. Hartzel aud Barker
commenced according to announcement on
Monday last. Notwithstanding the exceed
ingly busy season of the year, its sessions
have been largely attended. All has been
conducted pleasantly and ngreeably, the au-
disncc attentive ond mnniiesling n deep in
tsrcst in the Investigations. Many strangers
are here from a distance. james Burnaby
and Miss Caroline Stanton are phonogrnph-
ically reporting it. We understand il is the
intention to have it published after its con-
clusion which has not occurred ut the time
we write. They progress slowly. Mr.. Hart
zell, who leads, did not plunge into the argu-
menis at once. Had he done so, it seems
TO US much time and many words would
have been saved, and much added to the
interest of the sessions.