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The Hue andtry Commenced.

The o,arksyille Messenger, paper
which manifested it. northern ptoeiivtlie'
shor. time since, by laudiug Gardner the
abolition Governor OF Massachusetts,. as
.tatesmsu aud patriot, contains IN IT'S issue
of DE- "0,h series OF articles, marked by
dslansuau AID alseho'd Il is the first
time ia the history Of any canvass 10 Texas
that we have ever known such q reckless
course pursued, aud we can only account
for il in this instance from tho fact that the
Messenger does not contain the name OF
rs editor. and hence 10 one is responsible
Tor It's statements.
Scar three columns Of tins issue are dc
voted to Jadge Mills in which every art'
ice is resorted TO, in order to place hiU IN
false position. Statements having no
foundation, are put forth as facts, sophis'
tr, is exhausted in order to convict him OF
inconsistency and esrbled extracts are
introduced from rs spee-aes "a osi'' 30
sustain these alledged contradictions. J.
would be naturally supposed '.aI caHdl'
date who had withdrawn from ,le race.
was entitled sud would receive, better
treatment, that lis letter giving his reasons
for Ia course would have been pul .shed.
Bot no. This did not suit tao purpose oil
this writer. Judge Mills could not be kept
IN the Geld 10 defeat the democratic party
he would not consent 10 emile himself
with the cohorts OF muatcism and lcdera
.ism-ani hence the moral effect OF ht
Withdrawal must be ntalral.1td b. detr4e.
Ton su1 duuncatou
But II this writer Is bitter against Judge
Mills, it does not equa. the malignant aae
aDe.ous fairy with which be assal.s Col
MA.l WARD In order lu ss.ai h- char
aete. Le a.rusu. .os whole vi iuc Texas
contractors Henderson, Maverick y eaois
INc -mru noted .ur their los .#.:, aai pa
fits of putpose, aed dau9une+. the vb T.
at taeu - uaui.oi $50 dIao. because
'tto a the Candidate ->ias AID tul.ou
- ttadreA AZ tins place, MARI NAgp i'
denounced a. thr Hor.nee el jisuuioa
clique, aud judge Euans is held up SIS pai
,tcrIlcacc good atun man. W bat
lmad. bun So Was 30 hl, vote IN lhe Bal
Uu1rr Convention ~ Isis, with Houston
uas,r OF the ffsas1iigrs hhiag srh,s ir
th. bHNf Was. h.,lu iu l.s sp-,sa
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Short metre, truly, How. when, and
where was the thing donel How many
had a hard in this little piece OF mechan'
ism
Several OF the candidates thea aa'
nouueed their acqniescence in the deci'Ioa'
aud their determination to support the :.cs'
OF, to VIZ Messfs Curtis, Morphis, Bar
rett, Nundeu, aud Jennings.
The other X. y. candidates did MI
make their appearance. They were too
happy perhaps. to express themselves
We regret that we have not room Tor IN
abstract Of thq speeches on this oeca,,oo'
Col. Jennings made quite an able ehuh
Col Munden acknowledged thai there wee
desrrlions from the ranks, but tho"sn'
those who left would be sorry Tor H.
Thus commenced anc thus ende" wv
great Know Nothing meeting n h"'s""''
Altogether it was funny ALTAR As
farce It was rich as realty II w"
=" Sam" all over, and brought v'sibiy 10 our
mind the caficature OF his recent appears
nnce in Virginia. a..
Towards the gentlemen composing "'
\. \. ticket. we have no personal o'I'.
tons. They are clever. gentlemen DIV,
AS the representatives., Of Sam, OF n@v'
Nothing ism, we wish them signal ue's""
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a.. candidate for the Legislature, will
sp,ag al Hickory Grove on "Wednesday, at
Sd etDaH
s. t,t an Field on Thursday
AZ 49, ton on FRIDAY,
a rea Caddo on saturday.
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OF We learn from Han ,svills that our
paper has not been received there in seve-
raj weeks. We cannot imagine tho reason,
for Il has been mailed regularly. The Item
makes the complaint that all OF the papers
from Eastern Texas are thus DELAYED.
Wha, is the reason' Have the X. Ms
got possession of the postotiicey
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or As. prccf tina, Know >o'h'ns''"
is destitute of principle and gull Trap Y.
demsgogues, it ia only necessary to 'a' !.
at its different creeds. Ia the Not'" = !,
linked with aboltionism; in the soua n, y
Processes to be pro slavery. Nas'o"s"
il makes war on Catholics. la noa,s''"~
the Catholic test is ignored--.he osm.
gogue Albert Pike has acknowledge 'aA'
he did wrong in voting for !, IN the rn" 1.,
dephia CoavensioG--and they nave ~" w. .,
mated a Catholic for Governor i" 80 \.
Jersey they ere making war on tho "s''
odis,s
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OF Maj. Polk, brother of sxPresdeni
Polk, deceased, is an antik y. candidate
lor The Tennessee Legislators.
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G<2- Our advertising friends will please
bear with US this week. We have been
compelled 10 lsays out some oil their cards
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Ea R.s r. $. ANDERSON, Of DaingcTtield,
t.a a"aJ nj the G. +. Church tomorrow,
d. i o,tg-k.
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o. We were mistaken in saving that
l,iuss had been elected Ia Louisiana Tho
aaaA Western Of Wednesday last. pub
fshsa mll returns, from which II appears
,ba n rick has been elected by l20s ma
iotify,
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gr Gs4 J. z Henderson sii speak in The
go45sHaa se io-da} al n o'clock. ltncspect
81 eip ..iil be a general attendance Of Tie
atsaH4
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e@- In consequence of the long contin.
asd drou,h, the crops 10 a large portion OF
.h.s county have been Gu, short. We
isa,n that one or two other counties have
u.eds bad crops bat that, generally speak
io., the Weld will be fair Throughout, the
o,,on growing portions Of Eastern Texas.
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FOX GOV EBNOR.
q. Il IL JOHNSON, is a candidate for
@Bla%t4f AZ Tie ensuing August election.
Bap hHfD G. DIXON "a a candidate for
GOVERNOR. ut the ensuing August election.
L8tTENANT GOVERNOR
thbHEfF MEALS candidate tor H.
rNFt HNl Rat the cnsr.ug August election.
i8as WI W. LOWERS, is a candidate for
" GOVERNOR At the ensuing August cleo.
HeH
lt@ COMMISSIONER.
sr Bss. van Sakh, is q candidate tor
mn.ss nisr Of the General Land Office, az
We sl. fpa, Ang August election
E5 Il a. Nmiisg is candidate fog Rg-s-
-Ha u ,he next ie ''slalure from Harrison
taHs.I = the approaching August election.
t ~ 4 larie'oa IS q candidate for Rap
fsaat'tA FROM Harrison county, at the ap-
sfus,1auy august election.
81 t-Hb is a candidate for R.prssen'a
p 4.a if9ison county 10 lhe Legislature,
al fhs aeas.' ( August election.
~ o.-..-~- - % eani,lats for Rstre-
f.tsHtIl fs the Legislature from uarri.on
r.a5as as W,e approaching August election
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thc -. anil tlr 'ss'le. HuS De- fl- a.|IH'r
2 BE- hnais uTl r-rraiif Ie'iH -aa. rara~r,.
t.n . Nasfind'nf ~ f's Nfafa4 s.f Ha.1s'-' -I..
te'i'Ntir f1tfaf'e7 ii1aH.r. t- 81, ....nal I.t
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ilap WI W. LOWERS, is a candidate for
~ aNNgstSOR At the ensuing August cleo
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iI4tTENANT GOVERNOR
khbtEfN MEALS q candidate for H.
q. ftEftAi n az the ensuing August election.
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gap hFfW G.. DIXON "a a candidate for
GOVERNOR. 1t the ensuing August election.
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n W IN VIZ
f Il IL JOHNSON, is a candidate for
Nltla%t4e at the ensuing August election.
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- -. ~aualate for Repre-.
fssft.Il fs the Legislature from Iiarri.on
IN -Hlaa al ne apnroaehlag Anenst eIeelion.
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OF FICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, AuSust 3, ab5-
Notice hereby holders Of stock Of the loan authorized
by 1886 redeemsbe and after the l2h November
that any will be purchased
previous the Goth November
which promiUm will be paid in addition 10 The
expressed in the certificates.
holders stocks OF the other loans Of the United
States, purchases OF the the Of S3000o will
also be made during tho period at the following
For stock loan of 1872 premium of 10 cents for stock
of s47 and 1885, Of G and for
stock issued under the act Of 1885, commonly called Texas nd
nifty stock, premium OF six per
Interest will DC allowed, thu stipulated in the ce
Gates July the day here wi
addition, enable the Trcaurers dra reach the
Certificates transmitted this department under the
duly assigned United States by party
tied receive the purchase money.
Payment for stocks viii made by upon the
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, the parties
entitled TO receive tho money may drcct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dftNov30 Intel. b Start
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and maintaining those who adverse giving aid and
comfort to northern negrophlists.
"With regard 20 city officers, the matter now Is
dergong Judicial investigation, and IL is Of those
which the law requires should be decided By summary
process there doubt that few days those who have
been legally elected will be declared by Judiciary entitled
70 their Offices The decision OF Judge Cotton upon this mat
ter tends strongly towards satisfactory result."
The decision referred to in the above is follows
at therefore ordered adudged and decreed that the
rule herein taken be made absoae that peremptory
Of mandamus issue, directed William Chrsty Samuel
Locke and Samuel Horton commissioners of election held
at the seventh precinct third representative district in the
parish of Orleans, the fifth of November 1885, ordering
them insdnte TO make full correct, and complete
OF all the votes poed counted and known for the respective
candidates said precinct in conformity with the 18th
ton of the entitled An relative elections approx
cd 18th OF March, 1855, page l0 aud that the sheriff make
return OF the in conformity with law with costs"
The Courier says that this righteous decision of Judge
Cotton has thrown CONSERVATION and rage into the ranks
Of know-nothingism.p
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OFFICIAL,

lns Pierce President o. ss United States Of qmeriea 10
all nhom II may conccra
satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 mo thar Francis
Augustus Hch has been appointed Ausls
Massachuses do hereby recognise SUCH
him free to exercise aud enjoy such functions powers, priv
icgca allowed 70 the vceconsus Of tho favored
tong In the United States.
In testimony Whereof these letters 10 be made
patent, seatofihe United
Given under hand the city Of Washington,
~ November, A. ID. 1885, and OF the independence
ted States Of America the 8oth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WI MARCY, sccrs,sfy Of State.
Franklin PIERCE pTesdent of Of america
all schom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been me
Kaufman has been appointed vccconsu Of Austs Galveston
Texas hereby recognise him such, declare him free
enjoy such functions powers privileges
allowed the vice consuls Of the favored nations in ne
United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these
yaien seal Of the United States De ncreunio axcd
the city Of Washington the LIST day
H. 81 November, A. D. 1885, and Of The Independence Of The
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President;
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
frasssn PIERCE presdsn. Of the United States Of .amerea, to
oil tchora IL may fsg
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited ETnes,
Angeodt has been appointed viccconsui Of Austria ST.
Missouri do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him
funclions and privileges
allowed the consus Of tho favored nations in thc
United States.
In testimony Whereof letters pat
The United States be hereunto affixed
my hand the city Of Washington tho day
FL November A. D. 1855, and of the independence
United of America the s0.h
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the President;
W. MAaor, Secretary OF State.
Feas Pcrec Predcmt of the ntscd States Of amcrea to
all ,phom il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
william de voss has been appointed vceconsu Austria,
Richmond, Virginia. do hereby recognise him such, and de-
exercise and enjoy functions powers and
privileges the
tons in United States.
u testimony Whereof pat
emit of The United affixed.
under hand the city Of Washington the LIST day
81 November A. o. 1885, and OF the independence
United States Of America the 8Oth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President,
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
Fsaia Pierce, Of Of america to
all mhom il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
oe Maryland hereby recognise SUCH and declare
exercise and such functions powers, prvi
egs allowed the vice consu OF the favored nations
a the United states.
testimony Whereof these
en, the seal Of United
Given under hand the city Of Washington the LIST day
H. 81 November A. u 1855, independence Of
United States Of America tho s0th.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
by the PRECEDENT;
WI. NANCY, Secretary Of State.
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GOOD ADVICE.

The Missssippian well observes To democratic
friends we would say preserve your Oyoatoa keep your
Columns compact, and yoar eyes he fos We have
other important battle TO fight next year and lei us not
mil il to go by default. They may change their position
hat They may sugar-coat the poisonous nostrums
they have recently endeavorcd to down the
throats Of the people They may pretend to abure some
of the odious principles which have been spurned by the
voters OF the State But let not be deceived y
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUC-s
ilonon Monday afternoon, November 26h, at O'Clock
the shall sell Of lot numbered in
bcrcd 58 north G, 4l aud 9Th
improved four brick dwelling houses having each
of ~ These built substantial
aud hnished In hrac syls, with marble mantes
and throughout the building, desirable residences
AIs0 the umo, frame dwelling houses,
with back buildings, continuing eight eac snd
situated Washington immediately the Of the
Aso Of the fronting Ia feet inches Washing
ton street, improved by new brick stahc.
Terms ne0urib cash the residue In six twelve eighteen
secured by deed OF
the premises. JAMES Z. MCGUIRE,
Nov Odd AucioDeeT
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HEALTH OF JUDGE DOUGLAS.

The Terre Haute Ind) Journal of the 9th INST says
Senator Stephen A. Douglas is still in city, at the
residence Of Dr. Ezra Read under his medical treatment He
has been much afflicted with cough but hap
Ply hear that he fast Improving and will probably be
able to leave for his home in Chicago next week"
We have letter from Judge Douglas dated the
18th inst. in which be states that he still Mt Terrs
Hute slowly but surely recovering from his recent inds
position. lie expects TO reach Washington Before the
opening Of Congress.
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Attorney ennnnAl,s orrleE.

Sahs % Try the Title Of the United Staies.--l. Public
buildings not legally in the possession Of the head Of de-
parment military naval commandant, other public
officer duty therein but in the possession of the United
States.
Hence eectmen brought against such officer, under
preence Of his being tenant pozsession Is without ounda
ton in law, Of trying the title Of the United
States.
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Seuers Gale Lake Michigan
CHICAGO, Nov. I9.0n Friday night and Saturday morn
ing gale from the eastward visited this part of Lake
Michigan The schooner Reindeer driven ashore
half mile north Of the piers She has cargo Of brick and
will probably prove total loss Her owners Captain
Gilmore and Benjamin Phelps Of Milwaukee.
The schooner St Lawrence ashore at Crosse Point but
will probably DO got OF She is owned by George Steele
Chicago.
The schooner wm A. Small Hooker, is also ashore just
north Of the pier.
Death of Distinguished Physician.
New YoRK, Now 2o.-Dr. Theodric Romeyn Beck, well
known for his connexon with tho OF public education
in this State, died at Albany yesterday morning.
The Weather at the EastWard.
BorTos, Nov ia light snow is falling here. At Ban
gor inch Of fell this morning. the weather be-
ing quite cold At Passport the weather is clear and cold
and at Calais it is the same
New YoRK, Now 20.Flour is improvng-salcs Of $4,000
barrels straight State, 50 49, good Ohio, 80 81 south
So 81 Wheat ia impro ngsalcs of II 900 bushels
southern white, 81 25 southern red So Isl western red
81 05. Corn rmersale Of 81 900 bushels mixed
ST. Porkthe market Is rmer sales Of $50 barrels
at $2 50 $2l g. Beef is rmsses of 200 barrels pre-
vious rates Lard is rmsales of 800 barrels 1875
Whskey is frm--sales Of $50 barrels at 80 cents
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2OFour is firmer, with more buyers
than Sellers at 50 for Howardstre Ohio and City Mills
Whestrecepts moderate, but transactions good
to prime whites So ss So le good prime reds 81 90
81 03. Corn unchanged in price and in fair demandod
white and yellow, 80 95 cents white, 10 IS cents
new yellow, IS so cents. Beef-mess, $l8 SO. Pork
light stock mess, S2l Bacon is frm-hams, 121l IA
cents sides, IL cents shoulders 12L conts ardin
rsls, l2A 1875 cents in kegs, la11 cents.
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The Loss q he WAosslip HonongaAsia, Of Mem Bed
ford Acssaehes letter received by the Secretary
Estate from G. D. H. Feasenden collector OF customs
New Bedford Massachusetts, dated December T. 1854 sta
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federal city, We have heard Of dirty cites and read OF
dirty cities, and have had oactory realization Of month
soourn in the lower part Of the city Of New York. and,
therefore, have arrived the conclusion limited
the preceding sentence precpitately unadvisedly.
Something has been done for the cleanliness the city by
occasional grateful showers Of RAIN but the drainage
Washington is amentably imperfect it merely removing
filth from locality for its greater accumulation in anoth
err Tradition has 1t that municipal cart with its municipal
scayenger Pennsy lvania avenue few,
however of the present be made place any
reliance in the truth Of this statement.
There will be performance the National Theatre this
evening Tomorrow evening Mr. Wallack appears in his
fdYurile character Of Wernar
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE. Auct,one.r.

ny ~ ". mc0uAkAEs AuctAOnoor.
ID ROSEWOOD CHICKEaING PIANO FORTE SUPERIOU
xcOn Friday morning, November 2d O'Clock,
dence OF James L. White, the side Of Sixth
between and Streets slan sell ali his excellent and
housekeeping effects, viz; 3ls
Superior rosewood panoase Chickering
Three handsome walnut Preach aofa finished in rich crimson
plush
Elegantly carved rosewood marble-top table
Walnut piush carved arm and pnsor chairs
Handsons rosewood and walnut and fancy chairs,
hnshed Ia bgocaelo 3
Large git fiame pier glass, slab, and bracket
Pair Of six light gilt gas chandeliers, gas
sells, cornice, he. = rtf
Sct OF China eH-p0ts rich Rlantel ornaments
superior velvet and Brussels carpets rugs
Tapestry, hall. and stair carpclpg, ol-ciOih
Handsome OAK hall set, stair
Three splendid solid mahogany hishpost bedads with rich
j oornice, canopy, lace curtains, and vaiences
Superior mahogany Elizahethan bedseads
Excellent mabeOp, mahogany, dressing
Two handsome walnut carved wnrdObos
Marble,op and other washstands,
Superior GprinR and hntr
Excellent feather beds, bolsters, and pillows
Marseilies quilts, rose blankets
Egyptian maSble-top centre table
Walnut recess table and bookcase, French rocker
Mahogany crib, window shades
Walnut extension table, CA heet,) sdeboard
CAne-seat chairs, lounge, clock
French China aud granite dinner and
Sivcr-p'ated tea ses, casors, and pitchers
Block.tn coffee urn watcrs table cutlery
Solid silver dinner dessert spoons, forks
knives, ladies, &c, sc.
Superior cooking stove, refrgerator
Together with excellent Of Kitchen requisites
Terms: $50 and under,
w days for satisfactorily cndorAcd bearing interest,"
- JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Nov nod Auctionecr
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LOCAL NE VS.,

The city coanes met Monday afternoon last. The time
Of tae board Of aldermen almost wholly occupied in the
discussion Of bill, which eventually negaved, appro-
priang $500 for the purpose Of making musicians OF the p
pills in public schools One Of city fathers in the
of the debate, declared that "young who
proficient in music seldom fall into evil courses" If this be
true must look to glee clubs opera houses and to tho
perpsetc oupes OF Ethiopian screnadcrs for Christian
beauties and moral attachments.
In the lower board, after protracted discussion bill
passed abolish the Office of
section Of the Washington canal and to increase the
salary the commissioner of the section 500 per
annum.
Among the guests at the Kikwood House are Hon. j.
Thorngton and lady, of Iowa.
. The NATIONAL TnEArnE.-Mr. Walacks Macbeth drew
bghly-respcctabc audience Monday evening last.
Caparisons, Mrs Maaprop tells us, care odorous;
win not therefore, be nvdous compare the Mae
beth Of Mr. Waaok with tho Macbeth of Kean acready
Forrest Booth. Mr.. Waack is good, not great
actor and IL his appearance the boards Of the National
had not been preceded by such absurd -four
ish in the posters and advertisements should
done such injustice his real merits by asocatng HIS
for with the brilliant lumnariea that yet
lit up theatrical horizon. lie appears be thoroughly
conversant with stage business has good stage face and
figure reads passapy WE'LL and such points be makes
tengy effective. Indeed, no has all the requisites
cessary to make himself immensely popular with Washing
ton public.
conceived to be the chsf attraction of the eveningthe
Lady Macbeth Of Mrs, Melinda Jones' was remarkable
personatonsnd the remarkable from the world Of
mediocrity in which she moved Now that Charlotte Cush
has left us, in limited range Of characters, at the
head of which stands Lady Macbeth Mrs Jones has
perior on this side Of the Atlantic.
THE VARIETIES opinion is unanimous as to the
pearance of the theatre and the merits of the
pany IL is about the right size for winter theatres 1t IL
fitted up and furnished in such that ladies and gen.
emen occupy OF The seats for whole evening with
thought of danger for their wearing appare and the
police arrangements Of the whole establishment OF the
most admirable character The scenery is and beautiful
aud the decorations and appointments in the best possible
taste.
The stock company by far the best have had in
ngon for years and possess sufficient merit and sufficient
traction In themselves draw full houses without the adven
tious aid Of sas The audiences thus far have been full,
and Of the most respectable character.
IT, as the good book tells cleanliness is next to god
ness there must be wide deld Cor missionary labor in the