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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Present Attitude Of the Border slave States,

virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas may no"
be added to the seven original seceded STATES
making ten in ALL North Carolina may also pe
added to the list, as her Legislature has passed
an not ror a State Convention to be held on the
o0th iust which will doubtless pass an ordinance
of secession. So that the majority OF the people
in eleven States may now be regarded az having
placed themselves in an attitude oil revoluuon-
ary resistance to the authority oil the redera'
Government.
Tn regard to the remaining Slave states
Delaware will doubtless prove loyal to the GOV
eminent and the Union, and We hope ana De-
lieve that a decided majority oi the people oi
Msryland, Kentucky and Missouri will also
s,and by the Union. In each Of them there is
strong Union. sentiment, which we think WI
p,eyent their accession, and cause them q
maintain, as far as possible, neutral posltio'
in the pending contest between the Federal GOV
ernment and the people of the States in arm
against its authority. 81 az -
In relation to Western Virginia, it ma!
be said that the Union feeling is strongl!
in the ascendency. Fourteen counties in tina
region have already appointed delegates TO
Union Convention which is to meet in Wheel
ing on Monday next, the 18th inst. We canne
bu. cherish the hope that the majority OF the pei
pie in Maryland, Kentucky. Missouri and Wes
ern Virginia will prove loyal to the Constitu
ton and the Uoion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
GUsrAvus A. HrNRY, [sEAL.l
A. o. W. ToTTEN, SEAL
WAsHINGToN BARRow, SEAL
Commits sionss on fhepsTt Of Tennessee
spsculsting on the War.

Some of the Pennsylvania papers are already
limiting that parties in that State, who affect
an extraordinary patriotism, and are rampant
for war, have only in view the "piokiDgs and
stealings" The Harrisburg Union thus ex-
presses itself: .r w latd "a
"Within day or two revelations Of an as.
founding nature have been made, which 60 to
show that unprincipled men are turning the
whole affair into grand speculation, and leg.
islative investigation is freely talked Of. We
are told that the contractors who are nov en-.
gagged in Philadelphia in getting up clothing for
the army have turned the whole operation into
grand speculation, and are making q nice
thing OF t. II is said that they charge the State
for each military coat made 81 IS, while they
nav the women who do the work only seventy
cents. Hundreds Of women who are wealthy,
have volunteered to make up these garments
without pay, and yet for every one that is turned
in somebody receives two dollars and twenty-five
ceuts. The same may be said Of everything
else, even the manufacture OF shirts. Material
is purchased at o certain price, and bills with q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Circular 10 the Collectors Of Customs in the
North Western States.

m ,. o;,od =, Tho
ing .o.V"Ne N'o
Office OF the surveyor OF Customs IN THIS ciSy'
yesterday Gin. Com.
TRrAsuRy DrpAnrMrNr. NAV Cd, 1861.
IN the I9th of Anril. 1861. the President Of
the limited States by proclamation declared the
norts of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
hama, I.onisiana. Mississippi and Texas, under
blockade. and on the 9th of the same month,
by another PROCLAMATION declared the ports of
VIRGINIA and North Carolina also under block
ade. since which proclamation this Department
has received reliable information that attempts
are treonentlv made to furnish arms. munitions
of war, provisions and other supplies to per-
sons and partiee In those States 10 omen insur.
rection AGAINST the Constitutional authorities of
the Union, ;aiJe
It becomes nv duty, therefore, TO instruct
YOU to cause q careful examination to be made
of the manifests of all steam or other vessels.
departing from your port, with cargoes whose
ultimate destination you have satisfactory rea
son to believe Is under the control of such in
surrectional parties, and to compare the same
with the cargo on board; and if any such mani
fest be found to embrace any articles of the
description before mentioned, or any such ar.
ticles be found to constitute part of the cargo,
you will take all necessary aad proper measures
10 prevent the departure of the vessel, and to
detain the same in your custody until all such
articles be removed therefrom, and for further
proceedings according to law.
You will also make careful examination Of
all fat boats and other water craft without
manifest, and of railroad cars and other vehicles
arriving at or leaving your port, laden with
merchandise the ultimate destination Of which
you have good reason to believe is for any port
l l.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

eg1sWe learn from the Philadelphia Press Of
Thursday, ihat the First and Second Regiments
o. Ohio Volunteers were treated very shabbily
b thai city On the Ssh inptant' Ehtering Phila'
delphia, they were taken to place in the suburbs
known as Suffolk Park, where, without accom-.
modations, and the rain falling heavily, they
were left without food, although they had had
none from morning, "until wagons were sent to
the city for provisions, dependent upon the hosPi-
tality Of those resident In the neighbohood."
The Pssss comnents with severity on the treat.
ment of our volunteers, which 1t charges to the
"neglect and reconsideration Of those who are
entrusted by the Government with their com
fort" The causes for such complaints ought te
be removed by the prompt discharge Of those
officers who neglect their duty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
morrAT,s LIFE PILLs.

In all cases Of costveness, dypspa bilious and liver
aectlonS piles, rheumatism, feverS and agues opst
nate head aches and all general arrangements Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain andapeedy
remedy single trial will place the Life Pills beyond
the reach ofcompetlon in the estimation Of every pa
tent.
DR.. MoHats Phnnix Bitten will be found equally Of
neacous In cases Of nervous debility, dyspepsia hea
ache the sickness incident to females in delicate health
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs
For mle by Or. W. B. M0FFAT, 335, Broadway, N. Y.
and BY all Druggists. may22-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
a CARD.

IPTHn AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, Of Walt.
ham, MasS begs call the attention Of the public to
the following emphatic recommendation Of waltham
watches by the leading practical Northumberland Jew.
eers throughout the United States. The entire list OF
signatures to 1t 10 quite too long for publication in
advertisement but the names presented will be recog
nized by those acquainted with the Trade being In tn
highest degree respectable and and influential At their
establishments may always be found the genuine Watch
es of the Company manufacture, in great variety.
Signatures from many cities and towns not fully rep
resented in this list will appear in future ADVERTISE
ment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
TO ConsunptIycs.

The Advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having uttered sew
eral years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Consumptions anxious to make known to his
fellowsuferers the means Of cure. .r..a
70 a who desire H. he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton used Gree Of chage, with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will and
for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which hecon
ceiyes to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing Hs. %. u.slg O..
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
r. ~ ge--f- = r. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, V
~ t' Wamsburgh,
ttlt .siet Kings County, New York.
oct3wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
DERsONs HAVING ACCOUNTS ~

DERsONS HAVING ACCOUNTS TO
settle with this department for subsistence furnished
TO the troops will be required to present them with every
item carefully stated and the account certified by the
person duly authorized to make tie contract for the
subsistence furnished. The sudden emergency which
has called out the troops having made impossible to
furnish supplies at through the regular channels,
informal contracts have necessarily been made In numer
ous cases where patriotic citizens have promptly stepped
forward to assume the responsibility Of guaranteeing
such contracts. While It intended todea fairly and
equitaby with all such cases. becomes douby neces
sary guard against the allowance Of loose, extraya
CANT and unauthorized accounts parties who will
ing to take advantage Of the present emergency to
rich themselves at the expense Of the State. "a
= O. P. BUCKINGHAM,
- Commissary General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

Gr II is estimated that In the Northwestern
States alone, nearly three hundred thousand
volunteers have rendered their services to the
Government under the call Of the President Of
the 18th April. OF this immense number, but
limited portion could be accepted under the
call. The fact, however, Is suggestive OF the
ardent attachment of the people Of the North
west to the Federal Union, and their determina'
ton to maintain the integrity of the Govern
ment and protect the Constitution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

THE LITTLE GIASr-Not Douglas, nor Breck.
inridge, nor even "old Abe" but JAMES PrLE's
Detetic Saleratus, that in its own department
possesses more strength and purity than all Of
them. All other kinds are pigmies to 1t, De-
pot, 345 Washington Street, New York, Sold
BY grocers everywhere. -..l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
OHIO LEGISLATURE. :
ADJOURNED SESSION.
IN SENATE. tl.g ana
THURSDAY, May 9, 1861
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Mr. SCHLEICH, from the select committee
to whom it was referred, reported back H. B.
50l-Relating to the Volunteer Militia, being
the Staff Officer bill, with two amendments, and
recommended its passage. TB
The amendments restore the rank of Division
Judge Advocate to Colonel, and replace the
| Medical Director with rank OF Lieutenant Co.
lionel, which was struck out of the bill by the
| Horse. -t-z .t...r s.-rtr sa
N .SCHLEICH said the Major General says
that the Medical Director is as necessary as the
head of the Engineering Corps. No.
The amendments were agreed to, and the bill
was passed, under suspension OF the rules
yeas 25, nays 0. 4
Mr.. SCHLEICH, from the same committee,
recommended the concurrence of the Senate
in House amendments to the Seven Regiment
bill .t.-'-' ita asa = f'.''-.
There was large discussion as to what the
bill really provides, and q motion to reler the
bill, with pending amendments, to the Judiciary
committee, finally prevailed.
| Mr.. FERGUSON, from a select committee,
reported back H. B. 457-Concerning the pur-
chase by the State of Swan g. Critchfeld's
Statutes, recommending the passage OF the
bill:
| The question recurring upon the third read
ing of the bill, it was not agreed to-yeas IL,
na1oI7
Tboso who voted IN tho affirmative were
Mossss p,aoI co,i;ns cnmm;no Eaaon. Fer
o,.o,, Eastor Harr;son Holmes Wonroe.
Sooa 0.n n"n5 psr;sh'OIo 80. =
hgrse, Ts ori onu otod ;s ,banaa Zoo oro Mossra
p,amoo poOar c.,ass Hsssb iones t,askev.
MsT'u Hooa No. par,iIi po,.a' Poi,
pa" ,a SohIo;nh Srn;,h s,rsrna and
Sia,,,. Su, '' =
M ApErEID .o;a ,b,, IN ords- n oc-
datn wi, S .ona .f '' tha shssDt h;onds Of The
maasnee not hecau,e he was at Ali in fsyor of
:. Sa nIS LA S,@ro - ,ocono;Ss. ,ha vota hv
~h;ah ,ho hi, ~ nnrchsss Swan and Glitch.
Sa,S,s Statntas was Lost and that the motion no
hGa oS SasussS , .eS,a "' 'Os' "' 'n'' ''e ''iO ~
'"'N NJ VI uappISoN sa;d of ,ha hill that tho
r,anaisnt sn;r;t y Traditions Tor defsnae bnt not
pos pc or. Co. s,a,n,os N'''''''
T TSa pot;on 10 reconsider nreva;led. and the
b;,i vas laid m the tahle-veas rs. naya ID.
T%o p.as;dant arunnnco3 S;s ;ntsn.;sn 10 a;on
,ha hi, 20 issse tha nuhl;c wo,Ls
nS IT, ~ aa,;oa ' as a ss;aad wSa,So, u had beon
!, ad 4tS;sS ,;na "a' '"''N '-' =
'e1 d. .sfa,anoa 20 Tho ;o,,nol {, was showr
he.e Vas No evidence that the nil, was read !
th;.d ,;ma
Mr.. JONES moved that the journal be cor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
GUERNSEY,S BALM

DEMOvEs AMI ID PREVENTS NJ
III fammauon and pain, and heals the worst burn,
scald bruse, cut or fresh wound Of any kind prevents
swelling and pain from bee stngs mosquito bites, and
poisonous plants, neuralgia rheumatism, ague In the
breast salt rheu, etc. When taken internally, 81 viii
Teefip tho worst case Of this terrible complan also
removes hoarsepesp and throat. Price, IS cents
bottle. Rhorh he IN every house. lcr sale By Drug
vac scs ssSSpS prepfs,or, No Spruce Now Yort
octld&WIyip
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
TO TIE PUBLIC.

The undersigned practical Watchmakers and deaers in
Watches having bought and sold American Watches for
number of years past and having dealt in oil kinds OF
state that they have dealt In Watches which, az
class, or in individual instances, have been more salts
factory to themselves customers whether in respect Of
durability, beauty Of fnsh' mathematcay correct pro
portions, accurate compensation and adjustment or OF
Hae Rme.keeping resa1S, than those manufactured by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, May 9, 1861.
AFTERNOON SESSION

-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration of II
B. 506-Relative to articles contraband OF war.
The amendments of Mr.. Krum and Mr.. Da
Wis were adopted. 9rAe eEv3
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren, offered an amend
ment, providing that the penalty for resisting
the inspectors in the discharge of their duties,
be limited to six months imprisonment, which
was agreed to. ''1lq
Mr.. PARSONS offered an amend ment pro-
viding that no private residence OF a citizen
shall be searched, unless upon an affidavit de-
scribing the place to be searched, and the ar
ticle proposed to besought-which was agreed
to. t,5 K ,nN ISL B1s.
Mr.. HILLS moved to amend by providing
that inspectors shall give bond in $4,000.
Mr.. PARSONS moved to amend by fixing the
bond at SIS, 1000, which was agreed to, when
The amendment of Mr. HILLS was agreed
10. lt
The amendments reported by the COMMITTEES
were agreed to. qflfaagl 4 is s6. -A5 Jse
Mr.. FLAGG offered an amendment changing
the phraseology, 80 as to prevent delays in the
re-delivery of property, which was agreed to.
Also, one providing that any goods seized
shall be surrendered on a proper demand from q
United States officer. duly authorized, which
was agreed to. bNttn35gr
Mr. SCOTT, of Warren, moved an amend
ment applying to goods shipped, or to be ship
ped from this State, which was adopted.
Mr.. DEv0RE offered aD amendment provi-
ding for the sale Of the perishable articles
which was agreed to.
Mr.. CONVERSE moved 10 amend BY making
the sheriff or bis deputy Of the proper county
the inspector.
! Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, offered an amend
ment providing that, in case Of resistance,
the inspector shall have authority to call oui
the power Of the county, which was agreed to.
The amendment Of Mr.. Converse Was disa.
greed to--yeas 26, nays 50
Mr.. CONVERSE moved to amend by provi-
ding that the inspector shall be appointed by the
county commissioners on notification by the
Governor, which was disagreed to--yeas 20,
nays So. "a M 8sf
Mr.. FLAGG moved to amend by authorizing
the Governor to remove the inspector, which
was agreed to. 8 u .s, .s,as. ..fgGr
The bill was then read third time and pass
ed--yeas SO, nays ~
Mr. CHASE presented the memorial Of Mr..
vogeIsang and others, Of Stark county, against
the further immigration of colorcd people b
Mr.. McCUNE made the following report,
which was ordered to be published In eofficial
report Of the House,: ne
The Select committee, appointed under
House resolution No. 2S6, by Mr.. Stout, to In
vestiEate the charge alleged against Dr.. Kin
sell, Physician Of the Ohio Penitentiary, Of hav-
ing received moneyfor certifying falsely 40 70
the health Of prisoners, With q view 10 secnfe
tbeir pardon, have attended to the duty as
signed TO- them, and byg leave torsport; Y ss5e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
FIRST READING.

H. B, No 5O6, being the bill to authorize the
appointment of Inspectors of goods to prevent
the transportation Of articles contraband Of wal
through or from Ohio The bill was read 0
second time, by title, and referred to the Judi
ciarv committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
IN SENATE.

.s FRIDAY, May 10, 1861.
The minutes Of yesterday were read and sp-
proved. sBrss, - - .f7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,
hzZ MANHOOD. III
dnf1Wl HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

MI,NT AND RADICAL CURE OF PsPERMAT0RRHEA
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, In
voluntary Emission, and ImPotency, resulting from
ssitabuse, 60. BY Robt. =. 0ulyerwell, Nd. Sent
naid. on receipt Of two stamps BY DR.. OHAs. 30 .
KLINE. l27 Dowery, New York. Posts0nice Box, No
$780, Ca - - s,- fi-.- mefSi'JmdttW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
SEVEN REGIMENT BILL.

Mr., JONES, from the Judiciary committee
reported back the Seven Regiment Bill, will
amendments, which were agreed to, when tb'
bill as amended was passed. The effect Of th,
Senate amendment to the bill, as amended BY
the House, Is to authorize the Governor to supply
any future requisition from the President from
the Nine Regiments mustered into State service
or from organized companies not now assigned
TO any regiment fs s1t
Mr.. COLLINS, from the Railroad commit.
tee, reported back the Senate Railroad Commits
sioners bill, No. 279-with recommendation
to strike out all after the enacting clause--and
pass the bill The title was amended to read
Ito provide for reports from Railroad Compa'
nies.p The bill was read third time and
passed. e,,,., X 9. e.f,.
! Mr.. GARFIELD, from the select committee
to whom it was referred, reported that MAORI.
~ af the select committee to which was referred
H. B. 492-being bill to afford relief to the
families of volunteers mustered into the service
of the State or Of the United States--begged
leave to submit anew bill as substitute, A
minority Of the committee preferred the original
bill. tyi ~ &, ts,vrlty.a "
Several motions we're made, and yhe Senate
got involved in questions Of order when q mo-
ton TO take recess prevailed. ~ n '''''''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

CAUTION. our Watch Is now extensively counter
feed by foreign manufacturers bare to inform the
public that no watch Of our production which Is unac
companisd by certificate Of genuinensss, bsabns the W
number Of the watch and signed by our Treasurer B.
H. Robbins, or by predecessors, Appleton, Tracy q
Co. er.a ~ae-s4s ,Aesr.s easss
As these watches are for sale by jewelers. generally
throughout the Union, the American Watch Company
do not solicit orders for single watches. A ga9tag14a
~ s' ROBBINS APPLETON
Wholesale Agents. No. isa Brosdws 12ia'gr
apQo;d e.0,d,ke.o,W,2Sa. II,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
,.s 'a THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more and more popular
o every dayI o.

And testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from ladies' and gentlemen in all grade
of society," whose united testimony none could resist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to old
In all It's youthful beauty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

VnHApiH MEDIoiHr-We pssaums NJ
medical preparation ever oilsrca 70 ths pub
lie has bech more thoroughly tested han
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. Thou.
sandi of pcfaeus, we're hey tslled 6n to DO
20, would eheetfully tes,ify that they have
used t Tor various Ale vita the most satisiae
tory success. II a within our eva knovl
edge, that IN Immense Amoput of suHcriur
has bce6 reiicved by a. hs prnprNtsrs,
Messrs Perry Dsvia A Son. save NO paino or
expense N otdef 70 ss,isiy the pnblis Beiag
strictly honorable men, thc1 observe the at
most unliormtY IL tbe maRWiacture II thsir
celebrated Paih XII Der. The m1tsrials of
which Il Is composed are etrefa'ly selected,
none but the best quality being used By
these means the high reputation which the
Pain Killer has long since acquired Il Al all
times triumphautly sustained. In view Of
these facis, We are by no mssRs surprised to
learn that Messrs. Davis a sons sales are
constantly and rapidly inevcssiug while
we congratulate our frieuds generally that 20
valuable prcparation a. the Pain Killer Is
placed within their reach. We must be per.
mittsd to rejoice At the well merited success
Of ~ liberal and en,srprising propristors -
Providence Ken Adv..
Pain Killer aOh By su respectable drug.
gists sHd medicine dealers
Mar fi4v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
NBIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS,

SHocEma ACCIDENT George Hamilton,
aged eleven years aud Eve months, only sou
Of William p Hamilton, Of this village, was
Killed jus east Of The RailrVaa Station. ls 81
Saturday afternoon, by ,eing run over by 4
freight train .--Elyria Dem.
Accident-on W slne,day morning os,hi,
week At a barn raising At Jesse James ia
Holmes iosnship, IN this Couaty, a bent Cell
which injured several persOhs very severely
-Bueyrus Forun.
t95- On WEDNESDAY las. two snrs of South
erners passed through Crestline, on their vay
70 Cleveland. There were whole hmilics,
who had Hel from Tennessee, with such OF
their novablcs as they could oonvenisntl y
carry, 70 seek safety IL the North. We wers
not Informed asto their destination. --Buey
rus Jour.
a Regiment from Richland County.
We are Informed that ex Gov. Ford has
rendered a regiment of volunteers from this
county 70 Gov. Dcnnison, 10 serve for the
term 81 three years Should the offer be ac
oepted our citizens will have another chance
20 display their patriotism. Old Riehland
will nod no difficulty In Esthng up rcgi
m eat In addition 10 the companies she new
has In service. Indeed six or seven Gonna.
ME, Of the regiment have already been or
ganiEed and have nearly their full eompli
ment Mans. Herald.
eB-Geo. WHlbridge, recently srpOinted P.
NJ at Toledo, died on the 10Th inst Mr.. E.
P Bassett succeeds him.
tE-we understand that the Yaeer con.
pany from Sc sahduaky and the Fl. Stephenson
Ri aes Of Fremont have left Camp Taylor
and gone home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Killed by the Kick OF Horse-W,
learn that, on Saturday last. Mr. ions scoTl
an old and esteemed citizen, residing a short
distance South Of Melmore in Crawford co
was instantly killed by the KICK Of a young
horse, which, in company with two or thrts
other men, he Was attempting TO handle -
Whilst Mr.. ssOtt was holding him Sy tho hal.
ter, the horse reared, sPraug forward and
kicked him in the breast, breaking couple
Of ribs and part Of the breast bone He was
not known to breathe Afterwards. The fu.
neral Of the deceased took plaae on Sabbath
afternoon at Lemert's Church, attended by
the largest eoucOursS Of friends and citizens
sVer known in that community.