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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Making a total
S75.OoO,OO

Making a total S75,oO0.O0
Assuming that the statement made to
with respect TO the disposition of that por-
ton of the fund for which no receipts or
vouchers were exhibited, are true. il eyihces
a carelessness on bis part in the discharge
of the duties pertaining to his office, which
your Committee feel it their duty to repre-
bend in the strongest manner. How that
officer could SO far forget the obligations
resting upon himself as d public servant
and the responsibilities attaching to his
sureties, as to permi, an amount OF money
almost reaching Sl0O,o 900 TO pass through
his hands without retaining any vouchers
or other evidences showing the disposition
made Of II. ~ both the law and the p~lainest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

VNHE undersigned have been engaged in the busi-
L ness OF manuflctnring and put ting on Compost.
ton Roofs for the last eight years. Price per square
s., 90. aud the work warranted.
Materials manufactured and for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
All orders lett at ms Confectionery Store of Brooks
It Bailey, near the corA sr OF Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
June "a dam BAILEY n MOORE
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For Bargains in Groceries
90 To
II iulv % AIVDRD a. VAN pa
Ihreshing
New Hardware Store,

L1t a LO OK w GOD
A RE now opening.atN Va. 6Main 81. q complete stock
"A OF Superior HARDWARE, 10 which we invite
the attention OF all in want OF anything in our line
The quality of our goods we confidently believe will
compare fayorably with any In the state. ALI
GOODS WAR ASTRp TO BE A. REPRESENTED, or the
money refunded.
We design 10 keep a large stock of A
TOOLS from the very best manufacturers 10 the East
and will supply those in want of d FIRST CLASS ARTI-
Gle at as low q price as 1t car be Afforded in Iowa.
Our facilities for obtaining goods at the minimum
price is equalIed BY lew in The west. Our stock of
shelf goods Is now complete and we have in transit
a large invoice of heavy goods which will soon ar
rive.
SPoRTsMES wishing an outfit for the approach.
ing seas on, can find at No. q Main st. everything me-
cessary Of a superior make.
Lid l.. have permanen Ny located In Davenport,
and design making II tAe place OF failure reside nee,
and sincerely hope by fair priees-goed gsods-just
representations and close personal attention to mer-
1t . share OF The patronage and confidence ofthe pub
lie.
ChAS. II. LIVINGSTON. GEO. ID LOCKWOOD.
= Davenport july - '56 diff
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Report Of tie Investigating Committee Of Ne

report Of he Investigating Committee Of ns
~xagnaAsaEs.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
Who were authorized BY aReeolution OF the
Senate to examine the books, papers end
moneys in the Office OF the Treasurer Of the
State, and Of the Superintendent OF Public
lnsraction, beg leave TO report; that they
commsnsed their laboFs by examining the
books, papers, &c, of the State Treasurer,
and End him charged in the AUDITORS office
with 1 balance on sales Of Saline Lands,
on LIST November 1854, Of S5y545,70
Amount received for Revenue
from Nov. let 1854, to sdate-
making the sum OF 2S2,s35.00
Total $3.50 2
OF which sum we find, accord
ing to vouchers in his office, that
he has disbursed since the said
Let Nov. 1854, up to the present
date, 1877, 1864
Leaving a balance in his hands
Of ll.os5,o5
Which amount they found in his office in
cash.
Your Committee find that the Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction received on
the - day Of January, 1885, the sum Of
$54,s<l. 30, from the General Government,
being the amount Of the 5 per cent. funds
on the proceeds Of the sales Of the Public
Lands for the previous year. or this sum
there has been distributed among the dit
ferent counties as per report Of the fund
commissioners on file in the ONCE OF the
Superinte ndent, the following amount, to
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

A market-house 10 about TO be erected in
arlington, at an estimated cost of $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

The Dubuque Erpress says . mad dog
wss killed ia that city on last wednesday.
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PIONEER

W subscriber having been summaTily ousted from his
= old stand by FIRE, has opened out anew in the frame
building adjoining Nourse, sells 4 Co, Front between
Rock Island and Perry ss where he will be glad 10 see
his Old friends and as many new ONES ~ arc disposed to
favor him with their patronage. u. MOORE.
July IL dff
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Making in ali the sum of S7o,3Io.0 90
loaned gu. al 10 per cent. interes, on a cred
it OF five years. These notes your Com
mittee find to be drawn TO the order of
James ID. Eads as Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, and purport on their face TO
be secured by mortgages on real estate, a
part of which the said Superintend ent in.
formed your Committee had been placed in
the hands of his agents in the proper coun-
ties to be recorded.
For the last two notes included in the
above list, your Committee were informed
| that the moi ey had rot yet been paid over,
| for the reason that the necessary security
| had not been furnished, thus reducing the
amount actually loaned out to SOL $1,000.
II also appears from the statements made
to your Con- mittee by the said Superinten-
| dent that the loans made TO sundry persons
at Fort Des Moines, embracing much the
mslor part OF the whole amount leaned)
were entrusted entirely TO the charge of an
agent employed by him at said place, him
self one OF the principal borrowers, and that
the said Superintendent had little, if any
personal knowledge of the character of said
loans.
Your Committee further find that there Is
vet in the hands of said Superintendent in
cash the sum Of S73,745.sl, Of which
amount there is deposited to his individual
credit q, the Office OF Messrs. Cook, Sar-
gent g. Downey, Sl5,269,l7, and at the Of
Zee OF Messrs, Cuibertson d. Reno ST.
ESQ., "a, the balance Of said sum s4l,420.00
being in his ofhce
There is thus accounted for Of the afore-
said sum Of S226.s Sc, the following
amounts, to wit:
Cash on hand S73,745.6I
Amount loaned 6l,3lo.oo
Amount paid over to Co. as per
vouchers in this Office, $4,000. 90
Sl50,055.sl
And leaving S~76,o44.75, for which no
voucher. were exhibited TO your Commit
I
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100000
hiking in all the sum Of

This is all Of the above fund, for which
the proper vouchers are filed in the office
Of the Superintendent of Instruction.
Your Commit. zee also find that said officer
has loaned OF the aforesaid fund at ten per
cent. in,eres, on a credit Of five years to
the following persons the sums set opposite
their respective names, to wit:
lime DC. SO. Jas. ID. Cayen-l
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To SpOrtsmen.
ELEY'S patent double water proof Gun Can, the
u best article made. Eley's patent cloth I'm.
Wads, warranted not 20 blow 70 piecesin the baryai
ALSO;
Gun Wipers, Powder Flasks,
" Wrenches, Shot Bags.
Z" Cartridges, Shot,
Z" Caps G. ID. Lead.
No. 6 Main st. LIVING SION &LoCKWOoD.
julyg2
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Tshereby given that the eopartnership heretofore
lexisting bet0eent he undersigned lie this day dis
solved by mutual consent. James DeBnei will col.
leet all debts due the concern and paS all OF its liza
bihiies. JAMES DONSEL,
July ~ 1856 JOHN NJ. DUNN.
S.B. All persons Indebted 10 the late firm OF
DOM mel D. Dunn will please call and settle without
delay. JAMES DoNNEL
July ~ div
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Home wanted

is able Protestant family, where he could attend
school part Of the year Apply to il. Cra6ord al
Barnsll, Gillstt & Co.'s Saw Mill. july 93dwlts
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The above meetings will be held At such hours OF
the afternoon or evening as the people u each place
may appoint, and while no challenge is thrown out
10 any one, every opportunity possible will be gwen
discussion OF principles and the merits ofcandidates.
July rtdtw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
HERRING's SAFES.

have Just received an invoice Of Herrinps seIebra.
w ted Fire aud That Proof Safes. and would inyits
purchaser to cali and see them.
Jglyl BURROWS, PREffYMAN * pALZEIL
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And leaving S76,o44.75, for which no
voucher. were exhibited TO your Commit
tee. or this amount for which he has no
vouchers the Superintendent claims to have
sen, TO the Fund Commissioners OF
Lee County, the sum Of $4,000 90
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

H0USE Trimmings and Carpenters Tool, of ey-
IL cry description. Shoyels, Forks, Hoes and
Scoops most approved stamp, Nails Chains, Japan
ned Ware, Whips. july22dtf al,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No. l3e.-A farm OF 30s acres on the Los, C,,,.
Road, = miles from the city, and the undivided ts,,s
Of the saw mill tract, containing 20 acres I'm ssn
undertence, i4o acres under cultivation, sons hs.ss
umeei, frame house . roons, barn, q nne orsSsnd
WIN be dividsdto sui purehssers.
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NOTICES.

Under this head a limited nu m be Of spceIal notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per line each insertion,
or 50 cts, per week.
Notice.
viii be soid, all the Furniture in the Barber's shop
under the LIE Claire House, At 9 O'Clock this after.
noon TO the highest bidder.
| July n ltt s. PARKER. Auct.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No. ia farm OF 200 acres In sec. ~ T 30 X
ioO acres under euiiiyatlos and under fence. az on.
snaio OF ~ yogng trees, " acres timber, = frame
house, log stable, weii, dc. Price e.x DEF acre W,i
sell stock ana farming uteusils v IN IL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

HollOvay's PfIls..sThe cynics Of the med.
ical schools are constrained to admit that Hollo-
ways Pills Danish disease from the ~stomach, liver
and bowels, withoutreducine the strength of the pa
tent. This Ia the greatest medical triumph of the
nineteenth century. Sold nj the manufactures, No.
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. ga Strand Lon.
don; and By all druggists, at .5c, 6slc. and 81 per
box. July % dwlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No, i02.-A Farm Of $50 acres on the roadls.a,u.
from Long Grove 10 Aliens Grove, 10 acrss s,mhnss
10 snres under fence and In cultivation. . FAM s"oScs,
ll-s stories, stable, weil, &c. Aoase
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No. lls.-A smallant beautiful piece of land attn.
intersection of5th street and the X. X conIaininSs v
acres. Price Ss,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No.isa.-A nne improved Farm Of 100 aorss NJ, 4,
with a three story house. ells per acre. ''''
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Fer Sal


Also, Sir hsuses in the neighborhoed of the Court
House above Fifth sire ct, dof brick, and two frame
wells ,~eistefns, kc.; car be purchased alta bargain.
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No. i0s,-one ofths fines, farms In the county. 3lv
acres on the south side Of Long Grove, SY0 acres ua.
der ence, 200 under cultivation, 10 acres timber' ,
large orchard OF a,v to 600 Trees, Of ever yarisiy N
run. living water, = good house, we'll, oslern, lam
DC, $3.50 pr acre; $3.50 cash, bal, IN pa,msa..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No.lI4.-A Farm Of 10 acres In sec lG Tn "a
all plouEhed. price s3s per acre. P""fE
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AUCTION STORE
AND
Commission House.
TIL attention ofthe public Is respectfully invited to the
! establishment recently opened by the subscriber a. a
place for the storage and disposal of at private and
PUBLIC SALE
of Merchandise OF all kinds, including Books, Statione-
~, Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, new and second hand
Furniture, Agricultural Implements, Mechanics Tools,
&C., &c. aA
Having one of the best positions in Davenport for such
q business, with ample room for storing carriages, build
ing materials, lumber. &c. Consiguments are solicited
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular attention gwen TO Real Estate, Leases, Cor
poration Stocks, &c.
Cash advances made when required, and Insurance eff
tscted against loss by IRE. Satisfactory reference given.
july 20 so FL ADAMS.
For Bargains in Groceries
G. TO ,vonn
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lo3.-A iatm OF 100 scres on an Island In the
Mississippi River above Princeton, covered vltn
timber. VIZ"
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No. i3'.--A farm Of lee acres, In sec 10 7 q S
!. acres, geod anioer, W seres, In cultivation, I0s
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No. l5l.-hn improyedfarm of 80 acres, 81 l. Q ul..
y )" OIL Claire, II acres tim Der, So acrss broks
ana under tsnee, a good house with other Improve
nents. Price 81 500. ~
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Ne: l33,--A beautiful lot OFFS 81 -I00 acrss. M. I,
haSieys cut lots, part OF sec - I 70 X 4. 4 nil.
nom Davenport on the road to Ls Claire. n,ic. asso
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No. lB--A beautiful spot near the new Csms,s,
Soaefes, a good frame House, 10 rooms, we'll, ma !
stream u water running through. Price SIo0 prarrr
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ia5. A farm ofi8o acres In sec 90, Twp7s, X ! East.
A good frame house, q rooms, well, kc; price III,
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Nc. l3s.-six aeres on the Mississippi river opDo.,,.
river. Price 500. VIC
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No. Ira farm OF leo acres v i,h 20 .s,.. ,u,..
it-S miles from town, 20 acres fenced and in cuIt.
ysiioh, a log house, stable, corneKib,2 wells. an A.,
ehara Of aeres, apples, peaches, ana sLsrnss.
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No. l25.-le0 acres In sec 81 r ~ r ar I'M
ander cultivation and all under fence. Co,nro. .0.es
oaildings. Price e13 per acre. viii sell 40 ssrs. =
same terms. W %
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lo4, q Farm 1890 acres In sections 81, 10, 4 q 90,
iwps:R4 4, East, $50 acres broke, $40 acres under
renee oo acres IN Wheat, 10 acres In Oats, two heus-
es, two springs and a stream Of running water, brick
school house on the land, price e26.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No. los. A Steam Saw mill In Massillon, CedsrCo.
iowa, buildings and Engine Ia good order, nd doing
ssood business. VIII be sold low for cash.
1 w la toH o Of Massllon.
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No. i6i.--ALSo, $50 acres, 30 of which IN uub.,
adjoining Tho above, Is acres broken. Price avs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

Good house on Brady street with two acres of land;
only $500 required in cash.
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No. l0s.-A farm OF loo acres In sec. Is and NJ I M
h4 " acres under cuitisaioh, . good stream q
water.
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No. ia lot OF 3 o. 1000 acres on the .ou,h IA.
ofthe road 70 10 Ciaife. Prices d Us. S-acresmo,s
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Fire. Fire.! Eire!n

No. 80 Brady Street, near the Post Office. ~
6 mo, Gath ELI ADAMS 4 co.
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No. lOe.-An Improved farm Of ia acres I'm .a,.
NoLs 20 and 2yT 80 Il + ~ acres Under fence ~
ahaet cultivation, . acres woodland, new frame
hosse, cellar, well, Stable, 4 c. a good stream OF water
running through. Price SIS per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No. 1T4-A Farm Of about 40 acros near H.,
adjoining No. l13, q two story brick house, two y yuross
water running through a fne grazing farm ma sieams d
under cultivation; price oa0p per acre. yearly ali
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

No. i64.-6o acres In sec % 7 "a X . 4 on ths Can.
Grove road 10 Iowa City g miles from Hea.n
fra me house and other impro yements. npofs
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o21S, - "Sacfesi pnce
No. ioo,aA Farm Of ninety acres on the Ml.s ~
o., on the line between Scott and Muscatinc S napi nv.
short distance below Capt. Dodge's Gnc stocL SSounties; q
SO per aofe. "ih; price
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CITY PROPERTY

No, 2S3-Lease of a lot 200xli0 enclosed as a garden :.
Russelfs subdivision, with a summer house.
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No. l10-A lot Of Q acres just west of m. n
grounds; all broken and under fence. Prioe : !. oeeletsfy
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Ne. ~l5s.-Fulion's Island with the land On thu ..
containing In all n acres, a good stone quarry ny
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Now il your Chance!
One half Of the undivided interest
in an established PIaning Mil, doing a heavy business,
for sale. Inquiry may be made of the editor,
| June 21-dtf
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No. eS1-A house on the corner Farnani and Locust SITS
: story, s rooms, large stable and carriage house, 10 lot
of ground ! fronting ON farnam . on Locust; 66x100 each
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NO. liza Farm Oh leo acres near llickorv n
under fence, and nearly all p~loughed, a good IN, wao's, ~
&c, with ten acres Timber in Hickory Urovs " We'll,
water on the land. "'' running
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miles south ofruI,on DspofGSsk, new; piss IN
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No. lo'-A beautiful little place ON the Ea., n.
and Dubuque road, ~ acres with a good dwelling InS oaport
In fine order $4,000; a credit Of seven years w JinSfden, ali
for part OF the purchase money. be given
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No. 2s6--A frame house and lot on Perry st north Q
Locust, lot l55No5, house o rooms, cellar, we'll, stable, &c
Price Si55u.
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THE TEAMER WISCONSIN,
Now LYING At Rock ISLAND,
One Of the bast Steamers ON the Upper Mississippi, can
be bought on the most reasonable terms.
Apply to DANIEL L. sHOREY, Esd, No. davenport
Block. Davenport, July II div
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-31
ASHLAND, ASHLAND COUNTY OHIO WEDNESDAY MOI

voice of such concentrated feeling that
she involuntariiy looked up into his pale
face.
~ tell you I aoiH not hear it. Wife
is much dearer term than daughter
Myrtle how tenderly he spoke the
word wife =" and. if you cannot be
that, I must go away agaiu-back to the
loveless life led before I found you, a
little sleeping, helpless child, upon the
prairie. -.
With a gfsat, high-hearted struggle
of duty and gratitude over youthful love.
Myrtle flung her arms, in the old child.
ish way, about his neck.
ou shall not do that, fa-Hugh.
I will be whatever you wish. I will be
your wife, Mr. Fielding. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-31
ATTACHMENT TO HOME.

Henry Ward Beecher lectured recent
ly in Cincinnati, on Patriotism. A
synopsis Of his remarks is given in the
Cincinnati Gazette. We select there
from short portion, on the love of
Home, as an element of Patriotism:
It is the interest of every State that
each citizen should be property hold
er. A man without family or proper
ty in community is like traveller at
hotel, who cares nothing for the inn,
but for his own bed and supper and
one of the best safeguards for the young
apprentice or the beginner in any walk of
life, is that he should procure some
small piece of real estate as early as
may be. The securing payments will
be spur to industry, and screen him
from the temptations to unfrugal pleas
ures. l-t
The second element of patriotism is
local attachment. Although it may at
first seem impossible that man should
love inanimate Objects rock, a tree,
a lhouse-yet nothing is truer than that
such things develop the deepest feelings
not for what they are of themselves,
but for what we make them by transfus-
ing them with our emotions; for the
heart gives life to whatever it touches
like a perfume that leaves something
of itself wherever it goes. IF your
childhood home was happy, if your early
days were fortunate days of love, moth
ing can sever your heart from your own
old remembered home. It would be q
glorious pleasure to him to sec the treas
ures of art in the Capitals of Europe
but it could not touch those deeper
chords that vibrate when he meets his
boyhood companions, and in an instant
brought back the vision of years gone
by. He might desire to see the sun 90
down in an italian skies, or ascend among
the rising Alps, but rather would he be-
hold him from his fathers dwelling suf-
fuse the West and picture trees and
mountains against the golden sky, and
feel as he used to feel when that sun in
going took something of his very soul
with him. What would he not endure
to stand where Christ stood, to rest
where he sat, or remain where he laid