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Jaly 81. 1899
ADVERTISEMENTS

Prof. HALL. who is now instructing large
class in the art Of Dancing. in this place, pro-
poses, at the solicitation Of friends, TO teach a
second at the expiration of the present term
Prof. H. is giving the utmost satisfaction to hi,
patrons-thc best recommendation that can be
offered.
Also, geo advertisements of II. S. KSnn, ]. &
n KNOX, APPLEToS & r. NJ PERUVIAN, Cow.
ARD q JENKINS, II. T. TrsrEn Military orders
BY Gen. GRIFFIN, Sc.
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DECEASED.

IL" with regret that we are csTed to en-
n"nnce The den,I' Of AuRAM LrrEs. an aged and
respected citizen Of our District He leaves a
oereaVed family, and large circle of friends 10
monr" his los'. lie was for the greater part of
his life consistent member of the Bul.au Ran
list Church. and distinguished alike for bis emf
nenl Piety and Jealous devotion to the cause of
CBristianity.
We learn, al"o. that Jons Roor, long resident
ms DISTINCT near Harrisburg, hns departed this
lfe' leaving long list OF relations and friend, n
mourn his demise.
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Siekirs and hi~ IYifc-Th- New York Fri
lilna of Inss IL. L.. e.

hieklrs aud hi@ Wifc--Th~ New York Fri.
bnre OF Tuesday has III" following:
We nrc credibly informed from variou. sonr-
ces that the Hon. Daniel E. Sckies has become
entirely reconciled with his wife, and is now liv
'nE with her in marital relations us before ,h.
deHtl' Of 'l. late Philip Barton Kew. We are
also assured that in taking this able .tep
Nr. Sickles has nlienalcd himself from most if
hot all Of those personal ant political friends VI ho
"evotedly adhered to HIM during his recent in,
prIs"nnient and trial.
The reconciliation between air and Mrs.
:cklcs was consu,nnated, ns We are Informed.
while Mr.. 5. was residing at the house of n
'iiend Oh tn. BIoomingdalo Road, about half n
h'le from the former house Of Mr.. s.. which
hr come time pas. Mrs. Sickles l,as occupied,
.'thrr alone or with some Of The members Of
her own family. The suspicious of his hos,
were excited by th" repeated absence of Mr..
: al unusual hours and when he camo in very
early Que morning he was Intercepted by the
host and another friend who wss prrseni, and
on his ro;itivey deny wing their rshtlo, artesion
nm, and refusing 10 give sn explanntioh. ihey
shonk hands with him for The last time and bs
withdrew. II is raid he has since addressrd let
ters TO his former intimate a.sociat eY. notifying
them formally Of the resumption of con,
!"gal relations between hi,nrelf aud 3lrs Sick.
les.
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hot Ann DRy

We have had several weeks Of dry VI weather in
many portions of our District come few sections
however, have had partial showers. It is now
critical period with corn crops, and if the
drontl' continues long it will be an unwelcomo
failure For the last few days it hos been piping
hot the Thermometer standing ut about one hun.
dred Just think Of attempting to write under n
boiling temperature OF one hundred. It isou;,s
suifsc'e"' to give lazy man fiji, or wil,er into
e'he1l"l ebulition every thought ,ha, comes into
his BRAIN
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Cooley For AuGusr

This periodical appears always to he in I'D
vance "f the regular time Of lis publication.
G"dey's Lady" Book has lready attained no.
''onal reputation. especially among the Ladies,
and we msy safely predict That while it retains
the c"n'n'en''alion Of the women Of lhe conn.
Try 1t will. Ms natural consequence. never
prove to DO O faiInrc. We ferl disnc lined 10 ,av
unyt'lnG in its favor. believing thu, nothing we
could say would add 10 its reputation.
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THE J1ARrWELL MESSENGER.

The HHr'~ ell (Ga) Messenger made it, appear.
ance on our table some weeks since. but for some
'ca'on we have omitted 10 notice the fact. The
-nes'rngsr is conducted by EDWARD SYMurs,
Editor and Proprietor, and Col WARREN D,
WlLEE Es. assistant Editor. These gentlemen arr
both Car"lin'ans. May success attend them in
their new home
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ABBEv1LLE DISTRICT BIBLE SOCIETY

The Anniversary meeting OF the ALbevilie
District Bible Society will be held in the Pres.
'ytcran Church at this place. on tho last We'd
nrHi"y. ('ho 2Tth! of this month Rev. C. MuR.
cnIsoS or Rev. B. JOHNSON, Alternate, sill preach
the Anniversary Sermon and +. A. CosSon, or
Z IL. ALLEN. Alternate. will deliver the Annual
Aulrrce.
4 large ot,-ndance Of the friend. Of III. Bible
is earnr.tly drsired
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To Masonic LODGES.

We have Just printed off lot of Blank De.
'''''' on first quality Flat Cap pnp-r gotten up in
tho very best style. which we will sell low
lhey are suitable for any I,odge-all that is nee
ossary to be written is to till ont the name Of TIL.
Brother to he demted, nnmc and uumbe of Lodge
ana tho cute. Or. if desired, wo will ado
tee name and number Of the Lodge
Any 1"dsc desiring D-m;ts will please addrc..
MS as early as practicable
DAVIS CREWS.
Jaly 81, 1889
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DEEOW.S REVIEW.

This valuable monthly mukes its regular visit
to our Office. It i'd nov thirteen yenrs since its
establishment. This work VIZ ca;. any in Truth
surP"sses any periodical published in tho Unit cd
States as Ii Historical and Statistical journal
II ID all Invaluable work TO the Politician or
general reader, as well ns to- al ursrt.
ing the learned professions.
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COMMITTEES.

Public Erecntion.-Yesterday. John Cobb,
Jr., suffered the extreme penalty Of the law,
in this city. lie was convicted, as the public
have long since been advised, of the murder of n
man by the name Of Landrum. in connection
with Radford J. Crockett, who was executed
last juno yenr ago, and Gabriel Jones, who
now lies in Jail awuiting his trial. As is usnul
oil such occasions. ul the world and the rest
of mankind, including young and old, male and
female, black and white. were present TO wit.
ness the tragedy. The criminal made no con.
frsson. yea rather protested his innocence, day
or two ago. 4" Of the blood OF Lnndrum" As
far as we are able TO learn, lie died impenent,
and went to reap his reward without any rea.
sonable hope of better state OF existence here.
after. The morbid appetite OH the part of
the pnblic TO witness such scenes, is very much
TO be regretted. We have not time, space or in.
cnation for n dissertation on this subject. Such
demonstrations may he expected to be witnessed
OH all such occasions as long executions are
made in pubIic.-AAanta (Ga.) Mtcliigeneer.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL.

We have received from the COSMOPOLITAN
Art Association the Juno number of their val.
liable Journal. 1t is published In New York.
quarterly and sold ut 90 cents a number, and
sent to subscribers at So 90 per annum. 1t con.
ta'ns l+6 pages reading innt,cr 10 Of large size.
and 'r ''sterspersed with valuable engravings.
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Aetisity Of Napoleon "A private letter from
the seat Of war says that since the active work
began, Napoleon knocks up two horses every day
---being " the saddle from O'clock in the morn
ing; and some of his grooms have just reached
Paris for q new SUPPLY from u,e'inpesial stud:
ing supply, eommissarist and rsipfofcements,
was the theme of the whole arnsy. ~ e
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PaMports Refased-Private letters from the
continent Of Europe intimate That tho America an
officers, who had been permitted by the United
States to 60 to the scat Of war in order to gain
military insight into war tactics, by observe ton
of the contending powers, have been refused
passports to travel thither. They consequently
returned to England 10 await further diplomatic
considera ton OF the matter and cnuses Of obiec-
tionr. These Unitrd States officers had been en-.
joiDed, by their government, TO remain strictly
neutral. and merely to act as lockers on.-Rici
n,ond Enquirer. '''.'' .. - 'f'.|
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ONE Of Ifarion's Me.AAt the fourth Of Julv
celebration in Iron,on, Missouri, Capt Joha Hail
one Of MARCUS men was,present. lie was ma.
tive Of North Carolina, and will be 80 years Of
age on tho Dist Of September next. He supperts
himself BY making brooms aud baskets, tald i,ss
never received a pension, though Ito fought gai.
lantly during the Revolutionary war aud dislir.
House, N. c.. March rs. 1871, whrre :hc was
lieute,aut of a c.,Monnr te.
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THE HOP AT wr1JJaMsrou

By an advertisement which appears in this
issue, it will be seen that our friends Of the Vii,
i'am'ton Hotel propose having Hop at their
house, on Wednesday next. the 27th inst
We predict for these Tho attend a pleasant
time
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Lhina-TI,e trade Of Canton seems to be by
various meHrs. in fair way To DO destroyed.
Advices TO April %. state that the rebels hold
the pusses of the lea districts, aud have inter.
copied what was on the way down, and were al
tricts. There have been lately many and gross
instances ofkidnnppiug Chinese, in order to send
them as Coolies to Havana. Both at Canton
and Whampa, men detected in these outrages
have been seized by the people and crucified A
high officer has been recently decapitated for
favoritism in the literary examination. For o
consideration in silver the Examiner surrepi-
tiously exchanged essays. giving his favo.ite tho
benefit Of first rate one in place OF ono Of no
merit for which he received tl,e silver, but los.
his h ead.-Boston Haosle1.
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HsDibersnee Bsfoetn England d,,d E,a,es--The
New York correspondent OF the Washin gton
Natiopal Intelligencer writes: Something like
atspeck of difference between the Prcnch and
British Governnents had arisen in respect to an
alleged violation Of Turkish territory by q
French frignte on tho Albanian coast. The corn
mandsr OF tho frigate landed some money aud
arms for the uscsSf some parties in the interior
nefghborsftu Austria, and tho French had addi-
riopalit unemployed four English merchant vcs-
sels to land coal and munitions Of war. II looks
as iftlo French intended establishing depot ut
.hc spot. ThasPorte has protested against the
,ScenpaiUn ofits tcrritorybythc French"
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THE CIRClJs

Our yomus friends will remember that the
Circus will be here on Saturday so the; must
provide themselves with th. necessary change.
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Ne,cs from New J1rrico--WAsurNaroS. July
I3-Dates from FL Paro to the 2slh Of June
state that tho Apaches had stopped and robbed
the mail coach near Tucson. They had also
robbed the Patagonia Mining Company OF sever.
al thousand dollars worth Of property. Other
minor depredstions had also been perpetrated by
them, and they had committed ono murder at
the copper MINIS. A detachment of troops was
ssdered out by Col Bonneville, but he had not
men enough at his disposal to moke IN effective
campaign. He recommends the creation Of four
.Asw military posts in Arizona. Z H. s..
agEhsfs wessI sInicb consterust'on nj Sonora at
TIE fiss ~ 'fn6 aedj Yaque Tadiahs, who
are desessing Que 5Msxican fEdvernment troops
and advancing Oh the. setllusnts
A bitter epptea j. anti 6ted IN New Mexico
between. sbir. oskTo aud Judge Watts Tor tho
Since tho capture OF l.zautlan by Pesauis.
ra there iias been shipped to San Francisco from
MsEsntlan, .Gusymas and Maszsnilla, silver to
sss ssss sss s. s %qs H.
British war vesseln ON tAc coast.- 2s;;s ~.
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M'tt"g,:ishc6 Prrsonases at ths Battle Of SOL
}erim":-Ihe spectacle was presented. very uu-
nsuai IN our times. Of two Emperors command
ing their respective armies and directing in per
son their operations. But not only was this pc.
culiarly exhibited but they were surrounded bv
all the distinguished military talent of their dif
serent empires. This was more particularly the
case With the Austrian Emperor. Besides the
Field Marshal. Hess. the young Emperor was
supported in this his first real ordeal of battle
Wy Marshal Count WimpGcp, commanding the
first corps d'armee by his uncls. the Arch
duke Albert, ex- governor general Of Hungary;
hy the general of cavalry, ceant Schlick: the
successor Of the disgraced Gyulai; by Zcbei
and Stadion, and Bcnetek by the Prince de
Lichtcns,ein and the Baron Reisehncb.
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Military Value Of Rnil,oays--Tle German
papers express their astonishment At the omis
Sion OF the Austrians to tear mp ths Railway
track and 50 destroy military means which the
French have 50 utilized. The vieuns Press,
improving the topic, points oat the fsct that tho
French soldiers brought out from the reserve 1t
Montebello. approached so near the scene Of ac-
tion, in the trains that they commenced firing
frem the windows before they disembsrked.
Terrible Popder Explosis~.-Portlssd. Me-,
July l4.-Eighty kegs Of powdsr, at ono Of tho
now mills at Gorbsn,. exploded yesterday blow.
ing the huiIdngato 10 atoms. cnaman w.s severe.
" injured
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Delavure in the Rerolution.-The population,
of Delnware during Tho revolutionary war was.
$1,000; number Of white malcs bet~aen ths
ages of 20 and so years,as7 900: OF this nuu.
Der 5000 took up arms for their county and for
Liberty, oi whom only 90. returned to them us.
t!r, mainly at Camden. South Csroliua, where
the regiment was 80 cut to pieces, thut there was
not enough left TO re.unte tho company. with
the characteristic game Of the. " Blue Heua
Chickens" however, they united. with tho other
regiments and faced tho enemy until tho llst'
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

SANDY HOOK, Oct l4-Thc stcan.hin A..
ca, from Liverpool with date, to tx Is: o"''
Der has arrived
The steamships Bavaria and .traso have 3.
rived at Liverpool.
Italian rumors aIe more threatening: T,,.
Napoleon repudia,cs the idea Of any iarnr,..,.'
on his part Of placing Prince NAPOLEON on r.
Italian throne.
Spain declines the mediation Of Iayaad
Morocco affairs.
The Paris Pays says The American M;r;....
was conveyed to Pekin in huge ,ragcI,.r,
box, from which Only the sky was visible n
was well treated. but no: allowed to SEQ A..
thing. He was confined in house AVIAN.
al interview with the Emperor. after which T..
will return TO the frontier in the saEc man.
as he came.
Tie lates, accounts from China confirm r.
nominal imprisonment Of the American us-..
ter at Pekin.
Italian rulnors are very conflicting. T..
reported that Austria and Sardinia ale r,,....
warllke preparations and that the f-errI ..,,..
of occupation is to be reinforced
The Duke Of Modcna and TUSCANY, H..
ported. are o-eaniLin: large force u a,,,..
the army Of Central Italy. Another a.,.g..'
says the Duke Of Tuscan vii. rc.aig
throne by All appeal to universal suffrage
The Prince Napoleon LETT Zurich wiI ...
hayn. All interview with the French p,,,-.
Tertiary. English politics are unimpo!,a:.
The Zurich Conferences continued MOI.
has tran>prcl relative to the Yi>;t Of .'.rL.-
of Belgium to NAPOLEON II ,e:crrci or.r y.
Belgium deb; TO France; paymcnthay.as- .-
demanded Kumors continue Of active .-..
arEnmcn!S oE fortitca;ionS III Frame.
LIVERPOOL, oct. The sales Of Cot. ,.
the week amount to 10000 bales. l.-
has declined ID to IL; Middlin. qm'ar.., --.
easier. but unchanged Holders oiar .....
but cvincc no disposition II press Sa,r>.
market closed steady. Orleans fair ID. vi
ding 6sd; Upland fair "a; Middlias "a
The stock il port amounts 10 Goo.Dmul
including 40. 600 Of American. flour h..
advancing Tendency. What Ia, an ads.
cling tendency, and is ~ to sd higher T..
French Cora is dull Provisions are III
Rice is firm. Rosin is >tcady. Tar.e.
steady and unchanged
The amount OF bullion IN hllI has .r......
G3i9,O 900 sterling American sccar.:.., %,
generally unchanged. su-ar; j. hrayy ,g-..
steady. Coa>ol> ~:
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POLITICAL.
LINES FOR A VILLAGE FESTIVAL.

BY JOHN G. WHITTIER
The Persian to his affairs bore
Sweet blossoms fresh with morning oe"'
And yelled the old false worship 0 CT
With beauty borrowed from the true.
Around palemon's fowery shrine
Tbair maze of grace the maidens wound,
Ar5 woyc the wrcaths OF lsthm'an pine
Wberewith the victors' brows were ci'"''''-
And we today amidst our flowers
And fruits, have come TO own again
The blessing of the summer hours,
The early and the latter rain,
With manhood'S strength aud hia'"e' s''''~'
To lend our Christian hoi!da!
The beauty of the Persian 'lhS''
The ygor of the Grecian pay
To coo o,r Fathers hand once more
pororsn for MS the plenteouS horn
Ofautumn, filled and running oSr
Nth fruit and flower and golden corn.
Once more the liberal year laughs out
Ger richer stores than gems or gold;
Once more with harvcst-Song and shout
Is Natures bloodleSs triumph told
Our common mother rests and sings
Like Ruth among the garncred Slleaycs;
Her lap is full Of goodly things.
Her forehead gay with autumn leaves
On, favors old, yet ever new
Oh, blessings with the sunshine sent
The bounty ovcrrunS our due.
The fullncss shames our disc'nlen''
We shut our eyes, the flowers bloom on;
We murmur, bu, the corn.e2Ts Ill;
We che sc the shadow, but the sun
That casts it shines behind us STILL
God gives Us with our rugged sol!
The power to make it kdcn-.;ti;,
Ard richer fruits to crown our toll
Than summer.wedded Islands bear.
Who murlnurs at his lot 10 day:
Who ScornS his native truit and bloom,
Or signs for dlinties Tar away,
Beside the boun,eous board of home:
Thank Heaven, instead that Freedoms arm
Can change rocky soil TO gold;
That brave and generous lives can warm
A cline with northern ices cold.
And by these affairs, wreathed With :loweri
And piled with fruits awake again
Thanksgiving for the golden hours,
The early and the latter rain.
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GREAT FIRE AZ CossTANrIGoPLE.

,,n,tan,;uople journals # the Hi! Of Sep
,c,obar ,.p;c that = dreadful ii:c itaG destroyed
upward, Q: I."'J !o"ses il; the Turkish capital.
II broke ",lt in III" quarter -: EIaSS Ncri, built
!iic MI anpiithcairc. on tie side OF Il hill. and
inhabited 10y 500" .'c">, and !rnrm the houscS
BEN. Of wood, lie flames -p:cad witt! the most
frlsh;lul ragidlty. and iii Il very short time MP
wards Of 80 hab!ta,ions wc:e DESTROYED.
The fire was then, most persons thought, got
undcr. bu! on ;ic next day ii again burst out
a.re,l,. and very nearly l.0nn houses more were
reduced to a,hc-. 'il.c inhabitants were seen
r,.nning half naked through the streets seeking:
shelter, and more ihan ,op families who ln>t
all they possessed are enca:mped on the hill
The SullaS ordered a nunbe. oI ;ni!:tar: tents
to he supplied to afford them TEMPORARY shcl-
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KNOXVILLE "REGIsIER. y

''eoFse " Eradiield, Esq, formerly Of Lou
don county, Va, more recently o, Washnctoa
city has taken charge Of the Knoxville Rec
i>;cr.' Ard already launched forth in his ei,o
rial career. He says. that in politics. he VII.
advocate aai defend Democratic principles. a.
taught in TIE State Rights School. Facts a1i
ARGUMENT. not vitupcratIon and abuse, VII ,"
hi, wcap",,> 81 ,gitlca. warfare
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%AyAL-Ordcrs from Washington have bee'
received at the Portsmouth VA navy.yaTi
rpr lifting out tie steamer Water Witch w!ih
dispatch. She is to be ready for sea b? tae
2Dlh instant. and her destination will Probaby
bc The Gulf.
TIE /. $. !ri.ate Saranac, Capt Kelly, va
in the port o: Panama on the Sd inst. LieGI
Boyle las taken command Of the st0rcsn'P
Warren at tia, port. At Aspinwall there we''
the 81. Louis, Prebie and Relief. The Jane
town was at CartLagena. The Roanoke sanei
October ID for San Juan.
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HE 1NpRoYgD srAMpEp ENVELOPE.

The new government stamped cnvcT1po =
out. The envelopes are so manufacture tia
ihicc distinct lines arc visible on the face 90
guide the pen in making strait and unior"
direction. When the letter is inserted, ;ae.'
lines, being really imprinted in the inner par
Of the back piece Of the envelope, disappear.
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Instruction Of Two Western Steamers

81. LorIs, Oct. I6.-Thc steamer MarcnS'
was sunk on Friday. 90 miles below Gsfe' =
The steamer Brunette was burnt at Booai
Island, opposite this city, Yesterday. lhe!0''
is $1,000.
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From Hayti.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l5.-ln arrival lurh.s.
cs Port All Prince dates to the 9Th Of october
Tie City Of PORT au Prince was stil. N .
state Of siege, but the excitcmen; was aoai."-
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hLuCyY PURCHASE.

! ;uaa in \cw York recently bought = clock
4. auction Tor fry cents. About a week ago
he sold tie clock to another man. who after
taking it home, discovered that a looking glass
IN the back OF tie dock was broken. lie took
out The glass 20 have II replaced by {. new one,
when he discovered notcs Of the Eank Of Eng
land to the amount IT ten Thousand dollars
I, j. reported that the heirs of the estate to
which the clock belonged are going to com
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The artillery school Of practice i; fO.t Mon
roc, Va. has been augmented by thc addition
of Capt. Bur:on'S company n Of the 81 aT;il-
icrv
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VEpnoxr LEGISLATURE The new Legislature
o Vermont assembled On Thursday at Mont
peIcr g. F. Eiinunds. Of Burlington. was re-
elected Speaker Of ia" House with Charles
Cummings. of Bra;tlchoro'. Clerk. It. Gov.
Martin presided in the Senate All republican,
Of course.
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The whole House and audience Immediately rose and

The whole House and audience Immediately rose and
united In the Gloria in E.-cs!sis.
During t. progress Of discussion the Interest ia the
subject became lOrc and more intense, until at this point
great portion the delegates aHd spectators had become
Lathed IN ;ears.
The PTe.!den; then read hc following
flee al Institution. and closed 81" session "f -" Coa"eE.
ton by proaouncing she h-nc'.!c:!o!:
u ALMIGHTY Coz who has: aa..i Toy Csu:e. "loa lie
Foundation of the Apostles ard Prophr,s. Iesu, Christ him
sci! he.2 the chief Corner Stone: grant that, by She opera
ton %. ,sr Holy Ghost all Christian, nay be so joined
setiltr in unity Of q aud in the hrnd Of peace, :t
they aay be holy temple acceptable unto thee tE!
especially TO :h congregation present .!vc the abundance.
Il thy grace thi with heart hey Giay desire Ire pres
.ry thy holy Apostolic Church AID With GU..l,
may pro, tie faith delivered 20 Tie Saints. e'.i
;lcIn from the Sins a.! hcresy nE Sc>a: lc TO- TIE gu rf
pride come nigh hGt i-g, the !a!t NJ the n;oi!y
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may he 80 racr;,'y ordered b. thy gorc:naucy, HAT m
Church may ioyiGy ;ice in all poliy ggein.,s .
they may walk in the ways OF ruth and peace. sad ~
las; H. numbered With thy Saints in glory cyc.-,;!u
through Thy Mciil. hes cd Jesus 'lgU gracious ,o,,
and Shepherd al .ous who wish ~. !a:l"- ~ ;i
Holy Ghost cne tod, world N.cu' r@i. Amen