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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08


E.-The reference to the Witness
contained in our "slStra," was not offensive
in form nor intent, but was complimentary,
both in form aud intent. Mr. Sanderson
had no logical right to infer that We design
ed any wrong upon him. The extract
which he copied warranted none of the re-
marks be made last week. We have no
pump at Platteyile. What we stated
Of Mr.. Sanderson's refusal to print the Pro-
lessons personal stuff was told us in the
street at Platteville by one Of his warmest
friends, who said in the presence Of sew
eral that he had it from Mr. Sandersol.'s
own mouth Mr.. Saaderson might have
properly rebuked the Professor for first In
Producing him into this personal matter
Our mild reply in the Extra was plainly
suggested, and the facts were correctly sta
ted, as well know at Platteville. Touch
ing the merits ofmatters we have no dispute
at present with the FITNESS, and mean to
havenone, if it can be avoided. In this we
have the appreciation. of all our mutual and
respective friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

SHERIFFs sALE.-MOORE.

Henry r Black plaintiff VS. James Moore, defendant
Grant Csrcuit Court.
by vrhe of an execution issued from the Clerks Of
Gee OF the above mentione court in favor OF the above
named plaintiff and against the above named defendant
to me directed and delivered by direction Of plaintiffs
attorneys anG for want q goods and chatieE. EYe
levied upon an Of the defndanls right title aud IA.
terest III iAe following described real estate, VIZ
All 81 the northwest quarter Of tie soathwe war
tel Of section 40. two, ~ town eight, 90 range one
(l) west. Also the following lots and blocks as men
toned and described in the Fat Of the village Of Nus
coda Gsaut county, Wisconsin,: Lots numbers four
and nve "a and 81 in block three 90 and block naa'
bered ninety-eght 9Sl ninety-ninc, 99 one hu0drtd
T1O0l one hundred and one, l0l one hundred anGHo
1927 and one hundred and three LlO3.l
By direction Of paintns attorney shall expose io'
sae and will sell to the highest and best bidder iN
cash hand, at the outer door OF the court house
the village Of Lancaster, Grant Co., Ws at O'clock
D. M of the 2Tth day Of October, A. ID. 1850, all Tho
right tite interest claim which the said defendant
had in and to the above dsseibod real estate or he
9th day Of March, A. u. 1860 has since acquired
The above sale viii be mads TO satisfy said execution
interests costs, and aecrung c5stsDated sheiiusoF
l2w6 VIM. ri. FOSTER, Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

GREAT PLUMs.--We acknowledge the
favor Of a present of Plums. the largest ard
finest we ever saw. They are nearly as
largo as the peaches brought from the
south, and Of greenish color. With the
present came the following note:
Mr.. Editor:-I send you half dozen
of my improved Plums called the Inlpc-
rial Gage. The scion was grated four
years ago into wild plum tree, and has
already borne three years.
Rockville, Aug.1 SAMUEL DRuEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

WHEAT ITEM-A Dellona farmer hay
ing just called to pay his subscription, anc
therefore trustworthy man, says that bis
wheat threshes ont "a plump thirty bush
els to the acre" His neighbors' wheat j,
equally good, and that town be is confident
will average over 25 bushels. Not nearly
so much wheat will be lost in that town a
was at one tins feared. On Monday thes
were still at work cutting.-Bara6oo re
puLlic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

BoorH AeAIE.-0ne day last week,
Deputy Marshal McCarty, with posse of
six, among whom Ex-Governor Horrer, y
surrounded the house of Mr.. Pickett, resi-
ding near Ripon, designing to arrest Booth,
whom they understood was there secreted.
Booth was put on guard and dozen men
about the house were called to defend,---
One of the posse advanced into the house
but was tumbled ont by Pickett who with
his bunch Of fiyes brought the cldret from
the face Of the former. Considerable par
laying was had and report says the Cover
nor submitted placidly to the putting Of
I'm ox-yoke about his neck as a reminder
of what the Booth party deemed his posi-
ton. Tho,posse sent for recruits and some
four or five came to their assistance; the
other party sent for recruits and were aug
Inented by about hundred. Booth writes
to the Free Democrat that before the meet
ing broke up McCarty pledged his honor
that he would never again attempt the ar
rest--this being the second or third trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

New YoRK PEIcEs.-We have New
York prices for flour and wheat for Sep
TENDER LIST. There was slight advance and
prices firm. Flour, superfne State, was
selling at $5.45 a $50; extra state, $40
"a $50; good western, 500 q els.
Wheat, winter red western, selling at
s1.s5 a S1.S8; 1900 bushels, very hand
some Milwaukee club, sold at sl.33. Ex-
port demand checked BY the advance in
freights.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

srRUcK 4 LEAD.-We learn BY the Ga.
lena 41dpeytiser that two miners, named
Eustace and Webb, struck a big lead, at
British Hollow, near Potosi, on last week.
The lead is on property owned BY Thomas
Eurew, and is near the famous diggings Of
Capt. Craig, out Of which, By slight dig
ging, over $4,000 lbs. haya been taken
in one week. Eustaee and Webb are rais-
ing from 1000 to 1900 fbs a day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

ABOLITION TIcKEr.-Last week the Alb
olitionists in Convention at Syracuse, n.
Y, nominated Gerritt Smith, of N. Y, for
President, and Samuel Mcfarland, Of Pa,
for Wee President. These are The same
candidates that in 1856 received, in all,
less than 800 votes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

WHEAT GoINc TO MmwAUKEE.--The
Ianessilo Gazette Of Thursday says -
Yesterday there was loaded from the
freight depot Of the Milwaukee d Mississ-
ippi railroad in tbs city, twenty cars with
wheat for Milwaukee. Nineteen CIR loads
If wheat was also received from Beloit and
Freeport, going TO Milwaukee, which mar
ket seems, so far since the harvest, to be the
iasorite one among our grain dealers"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

WHEAT AT MILwuAKEE.-0n the 30th
inst, $4,000 bus. changed hands at 80c.
No. 2 spring whoat, Ole CSC for club and
Csc for extra. Vessels and cars arc scarce
causing a rise in freights. Vessels ask l7c
per bushcl for shipping wheat to Buffalo
These are the highest prices for wheat 81
this or any previous season SO soon afel
harvest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

STATE PRINTING.-The contract for the
State printing has been awarded to Caik
ms q Co., Of the Madison Argass and Dem
ocrat, and thereupon begins another quar-
rel between tie Madison papers. The
Journal says, if the printing is done as pei
contract, it will not cost the state $4,000
per annum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
MASS MEETINGS.

Gov. Randall, VIII speak at Hazel Green
Friday, September 18th at o'clock p. m.
also, at Potosi Saturday, the 18th of Sept.
at o'clock p. m,
1t is expected that the friends will pro-
vide for speaking and arrange for accom-
modating large meetings
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

E9W We again state, SO that none ffon-
want Of knowing the time viii lose the op
pcrtuaity Of hearing Senator Seward speak
that he speaks in Madison on next Wednes
day, the 18th inst. 1t being the zane day
Of the Republican County Convention to
be held in this place, come will doubtless
be prevented from going.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

FoR BREcKINRlDE.-M Marvin II. Boyee
has lengthy letter in the .1rgus C Dem
ocyat of the 3oth ulhmo, stating why dem.
ocrats should not support Douglas and that
Breckenridge and Lane shall have lis cor
dial support.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

ga Keitt's plan for dissolving the union
IS said to be growing formidable in the
South. Agents have gone to England and
France to aid in establishing a southern
confederacy il this country. Hemp is the
only remedy proposed for these fanatics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

LARABEE RI NoNINATED.-In the Sd
Congressional District the Democrats have
re-nominated Judge Larabee. BY hi'
course in Congress last winter he rendered
himself very unpopular, and hence, if ever
respectable nomination is made against
him he cannot be elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

GEN. WALKER.--This notorious charac-
ter is heard from again. lie is fillibuster-
inc in his old quarters, intending to form
another government in Central America
He has about $50 men with him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

ELECTIONS AT HAND.-The annual
State election in Vermont occurred on Tues
day last That Of Maine viii take place on
Monday next, Sept. 10. These two States
will set the ''fall fashions" They promise
to be distiaetively Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

Gov. Stewards Parry FOR THE WEsr.
The Auburn Adutrtiser learns, from 4
responsible source, that Lieutenant Govern
or Patterson aud Gen. Nye, of New York
together with the Hon. Charles Francis
Adams, Of Quincy, Mass, ana his son 6.
I. Adams, Esq, Of Boston, as also George
r. Baker, Esq, of Albany, viii accompany
the Governor on his western excursion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

e. B. WAsHBURNE's CoMpErrroR.--
The Democrats of the list Congressional
District in Illinois have gone through with
the Formally Of nominating candidate
to run against K. B. Washburne. T. A.
G. Beard has Tie honor. The District
gives the largest Republican majority Of
any district III tile United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

NEw PaopuoT.--A farmer. says the
Cresceas in Outagamie county, Mr. Gid
con Wolcott. is raising Coffee with the fair
est prospect Of success. What will the
Arabs and Cubans say
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

Ey Three Of the State officers just ell
ected in Missouri are Breckenridge men,
andtne St. Louis Neacs says the Brecken-
inridge men just elected to the Legislature
outnumbcr the Douglas men three to one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

Eg-It is reported that the pirate Hicks,
hung in Bedloe's Island in July, has been
realscitated and is now living though in a
damaged and dangerous condition at his
sisters in Poughkeepsie. The story is a
hoax gotten up BY New York sensation
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
a-rnll a...nan E;Ilnaara - III ~,

GF- Old woman Fillmore said he would
vote for Bel if his was the only vote cast
for him in the State Of New York. Won
der how he will vote now when Bell has no
electoral ticket in that State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

The County Convention, to be composed Of such del
egaes will be held at Lancaster Wednesday the 18th
ofSeptember, at o'clock, p NJ, viii nominate
didaes for election to ill the several County Offices in
GLIDING Sheriff. Cerk Cir Court CLERK of Board Treas
urer Register of Deeds, Surveyor Attorney and Coro
ner. III. ROBBINS,
J. g. COVER,
August ~, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
STATE ITEMS.

The population Of Monroe county is
5000; an increase Of 5000 in the last five
years.
Mr.. Robbins, Of Dane Co, is getting
up a 500 pound cheese fol the next State
Far.
The General Convention Of Prosbyte-
Ran and Congregational ministers and
churches of Wisconsin, has changed the
place its next annual meeting from Mad
ison Il Beaver DAN.
The total population Of Milwaukee is
35,823. In 1850, the population Of the
city was 2O,061, ana by the State census
ia 1856, it was 30,11S. These figures
show an increase Of about 125 per cent, the
population having more than doubled in
ten years.
The annual exhibition of the Wiscop-
sin Fruit Growers Association will be held
in Madison, on the oath to the goth of
September, inclusive, in connection with the
State Fair. Evening meetings of the Fruit
Growers will be held, where it is hoped a
free discussion viii be had.
There has been considerable conten-
ton between the two factions of the DEM
ocratic party in Wisconsin, as 10 which
particular branch Judge Cate belongs
The question has finally been settled-we
trust in a manner satisfactory to both-by
the announcement in the Washara Argus
that Judge Cate will vote for Lincoln and
Hamlln.
Coop News FOR THE HoLDERs OF Mn
wAUKEE 81 Mississippi r. r.. SrocK.--
The iondholders of the Milwaukee u Mis-
sissippi Railroad Company met on the 23d
INST, says the New York Herald, and I'M
animously adopted the plan for the pur-
chase and recognizing OF the road, known as
the "3onded Plan" The meeting adiourn-
ed to the oath inst and then passed res
olution of confidence in the ability and IN
tegrity Of the Receiver, Isaac Seymour, ap-
pointed by his Honor Judge Miller, and ex-
pressing the opinion that his removal VOID
be preiudicial to the interests of the bond |
holders and the ROAD. They also adopted
a Report of the Committee Of Bondhoders |
who had conferred with committee from
tie city Of Milwaukee, recommending that
the city Of Milwaukee may receive the sec
ond class preferred stock for their claim Of
S234,000 and interest, provided the city
assent to the agreement within sixty days. |
The following gentlemen were elected trus-
tees and attornies to act for the subscribers
to the agreement John Catlin, Louis
A. Won Hofman,L. II. Meyer, VIM. Schall |
Allen Campbell, John Wilkinson.
Under this new l!qn, the stock Of the
road has risen 70 Is, and some think it
will advance to Is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
------77-1-1717'-77
N-y-7lha AnnIeton (resceA

E1The Appleton Crescent says that
several bears have been seen in that Ficin.-
t. within few weeks. One took sup
PLY Of pork from the premises Of Mr.. Hog
lev. That bear was extremely hog-isb,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

WARMING man named Small, Of
Milwaukee, was seen at Fennimore last
week, inspecting the railroad mongaged
farms in that vicinity. Finding himself
suspected, he left suddenly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

ExcHANeE.-A gentleman IF respecta-
bility up in st. Anthony, has been dealing
in fraudulent drafts to the amoaut of $lo.-
900. The Sheriff in turn hal draft
drawn upon him, but at latest accounts it
had not been accepted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

I'd District-LUTHER HANCHETT.
Town and County ReDublican Conventions.

The Republicans Of their respective Towns in Grant
County requested to meet at their usual places Of
boadiag Town Ineetings,
On Saturday, ths sth Of September, 1860
At o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of oacng dele
gates to attend their County Convention. And as a
basis it is recommended that there be delegate cho
sass IN each Town for every 40 votes poed the fall
election of59 and spring election Of CO. ard in Of
there being fraction 20 and under 30 in
II is recommended that such town tie allowed
vote for such fraction in addition thereto.
The following will be the number of delegates 10
which each Town will be entitled ON such basis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

EE Carl Schurz is at present making
'peeches in Pennsylvania.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
STATE FAIR!
Tho renth Anna.l Exhibition

The Grounds occupied in 1853 have been enlar,.,
ana will be mor0 substantially and elegantly dtNIn5
fhan those ofang previous exhibition.
Among tho new features, The competition by Conn
tiss far 40 Prize Banner the operation Of Tile Drain
stachines Mole raners, and it is hoped Steam Pows
also Green House, illustrating the best methods oi
I,nrlstrn cfinn and management, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
Wiard,s World-Renownad Iee.Boat.


arc prominent The Ice Boat is very costly strucu,,
aud thourh secured for the Fair at large expense "a
tic Society," viii nevertheless be exhibited by Mr. Wat
on his own accoanb for small charge extra. Il IS
nstlv pronounced the most surprising invention Of the
last quarter ofceniury, and Will q itself repay apsit
to the Fair. s,
Anction ana a Grapd Parade Of Premium Animals a
PLACING Match worthy 81 te name, and such improve
nents il al respects as the aoed experience oLPravOus
Intelligent friends q the nVeiey nave enabled Tue Ex
ecutve Committee 70 make.
The wisconsin Fruit Growers Association
win exhibit in connection with the Society, ana lho
Orchardists and Horculturs,s Of the State are prep
inc to make a magnificent SHOW 81 al Klaus OF tiat
that can be grown in the Northwest
The evenings OF Che Fair week will be occupied with
valuable Lectures and Discussions BY some OF the abst
sssieptf fcand practical me IN the country
n he pirited Ccnties whie nave enteredu
cornnetiton for the Bann together wth those Which
have not SO entered, acqu ~ naanef cor
resnoudnr 10 the prescott indications, there will bo
mighty gathering Of the people such AS never was b.
fore dreamed Of in Wisconsin,
Entries shond be male possible bel9re tne FAIR, IN
order that there may b. less liability 70 mistakes.
Al the Railroads
win carry passengers Half Fare, and all cept the
Mi & Lacrosse and the Mil Chicago 4. Rs, will car
~ FREIGHT intended for exhibition, Free; charging full
rates TO the Fair but refunding the whole amount on
return Of the articles q animals VAN of.suea'
Exhibition from the Secretary
TIE Ia(rosse T. r. will charge fall rates Tor freight
botn ways the Chicago / Nil X 4. full rates to the
Fair, return Free.
Tcrrna cf Entry and Admission.
Life Members and their families are entitled to Fro
Admission aud Free Entry, except for special Premiums
Annual Members to -Four single Admission ricketts, Ex'
bi,5tors 10 Annual Membership, with Sis Al kets
Price of fife Membership, l0i Annrai Membership,
81. Entry Fee 81: Single Admission Tickets 70 cts.
Madison extends hearty welcome 70 all, and i Is
hoped thai every Farmer ANA Mechanic, and al the
friends OF Progressive industry will turn ohtand make
tue last week september period notable In the years
w lI4kl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

LAscAsrnR, Sept. 9th, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

Obituary.
JAMES sHERiDAf Knowles THE ACTOR, AUrHC

0OlHuAry.
JAMES SHERIDAN EkowIzs tn. ACTOR AUTHOR AND
PREACHER.
We Learn BY the Fulton that james sheridan Knowles
died ca board steamer voyage from Cronstatt TO
HrlL
hr Knowles was m irish dramatic post, and bora
10 lTsi a. Cork, where BIS 'aiher cousin german Of
Richard hrinsey Sheridan was master Of CELEBRATED
school Tho younger Knowles wa sent at very early
age 10 England his education aud is said TO
have produced opera, called the Chevaer de rion
before arriving at The age Of fourteen At twenty one he
wrote TRAGEDY, IN nve acts, entitled The spsnish
siory'ai twenty four, "Hersiiar and Al twenty dye
1sThe Gypsy" These followed by upran Boro,hmen
which has frequently beer performed with great ap.
pause Having in the meantime gone upon the stage
Mr. Knowles for three years actor he then set
tied in Glasgow a teacher OF eocutlon After remain
ing in that city years returned 70 the stage
under the impression that performer could conceive
well as himself the characters he had drawn Hts next
production was 'sCaius Gracious which played in
London He Afterwards produced "ylrgnius,r which
appeared In 1870 ii this popusr drama wh.h nrs
gained hr knouee wide reputation II is founded, a
IFS rsme indicates, on the well known incident Livy
Roman history, uNWgioius was very successful. Tae
play Of civilian Tein Was the which Knog les pro
Guced In 1929 appeared "rhe Begears Daughter o
Eetsoa, 6reen " founded % the Oh ballad Of that
then followed Alfred" which acted with success
and liteSSaTd "The Hunthback OF the most popular
Eglish dramas IN possession OF The stage aud "rns
WE, Jaie Oh hlntua," o beautiful production. Mr.
Knowles arxt plsy The 1--we chase - invention
Of his osn, Ike the two latter dramas. and nov, like
them, iavofite "stock piece Of the stage sThe Maid
OF Marenaofpt, ia Aye acts, The plot which taken
from Miss Porters rOre u similar title produced
at the HsymArket In 1888, with In 1sa3
he produced another DRAMA in I've acts. eaca 1.-THE se,
retary . Mr Knowles plays have been collected and
published IN three volumes They are all written on the
model q the elder dranatsts. In lS47 Mr.. Knowles
published novel In three volumes, called George
Lowell Nj Knowles has also written .eortescue,'ha
tale for the columns OF the Sunday FINES newspaper
well as contributed various pieces 70 the ANIMALS and
other publications lie has travelled ali Great Bfi
tain, lecturing dramatic literature and 10 1885 he
visited This co antry In 1879 the government paid
tNdy t1bute 70 the powers Of this most popular dra
matis by settling upon him pension o. f2o0 per
Several years he experienced Teis 90, abandoned
the stage and became avery effective preacher OF
Gospel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
Annivsrsary OF tho Rerormatf on-CeIe-
brattcn At 81. Georges Chapel.

meeting Was held at ST. Georges chapel East Nine
teentn street ast evening to celebrate
OF the Peornalcn and TO invite contributions for the
Luther to be erected toe city OF Wurms
About two hundred persons present,
After singing and prayer, Rev Or huHIESnxsa OF the
Church Of the dolly Communion, read q summary of the
correspondence beiseen the Luther Monument Commit
tee Of Germany aud the Branch Co nmies IL New York.
and also copy Of the address ssued by The New York
Committee. From these documents appears that the
grouad for the already been purchased,
the design I'd by Herr Riche all Of the money
except $40 GEO. contributed nnc engray ng OF the
design lssued and Tor sale These d,crmeats srrs "a
read 10 German by Or. schrsmm
After Singing, DR.. 5ysG said that much time had
beer occupied IN reading, staging ant PRAYING that Dr.
Sohramm aud he ~oulc have ouly four ave
eacn Tor their speeChrs Referring 10 poTtra Of
hung in the church, be occupied his four minutes
. eulogum upon The great German, who gave Germany
The beet version Of the Bible che hal perhaps
ever all have; VINO was u reiigion Ia Germany What
W1hugion ~ss TO liberty III America, and whose
Will be f gotten. He had bee0 20 thai cell
Luther found that Bible which made him the z -eat
Rtformer; TO the ca.ile, upon the wall Of which
IL INK spot, made when Luther threw his ink.
stand AL tao DEVIL and which, though yearly scratched
out, yearly renewed BY somebody, but not By de-
vi; 10 Lubers house, where ho had sat n the great
kelormers chair; and 70 MS tomb where be was stu
deeply Impressed with Lutherr character and ser
he dsis hted TO be upon The Monument Com.
n.iitee and 80 subscribe 10 H. II ~il he ornament
not only 20 the city of Vurms but 10 the world and eli
who look upon 10 will be stronger for the Bible and for
uih they think upon Truths great champion Those
this CRY who by Luther viii stand by
the sabbath day resisting every attempt to ces.cr ate il
they viii stand by the Bible, and KEEP 10 the schools
they will stand by integrity and truth they will live aud
die IN the belief and pratce Of those great principles
which Luther brought from Pspist Darkness when
learned that "ihe just sha live by faith" here and
hereafter.
Aer brief address To the same effect by the Rev Mr.
scrRAss, IN German, Luiher's Hymn sung, coleo
up, the bepedi cton pronounced BY the Rev
DIR. CEuaK, aud The services closed.