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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, CAN,
deel5 'de-w4t-pr'sfee 50 Or sad C0gr
TN CHANCERY COUuF ar DHEsDEN--

IN CHANCERY COURT AT DHES ~
! for Weakiey County State OF eiA-,es
,--OFiginal Iniuaelson Biil-Order Of P1bcaon
Glass David Eoore John YanruerY Eian LSsu u
and James Blakeazn. Rf0n the sdav 70 1e u ~ -
it appearing tie CLERK and Master o sac So. -
aid delendaats David Moore, and John sAne'i ~
residents Of said Of Tennessee 70 Is $500
said Clerk and Master that his order be Pdnlssse
eessvs weeks in The W-ezly Union and AneIo.i, "a
published in the city Of Nashville STAT ia. ~ -
mursrs n sai g. 5efoe be tenn Of sd Ca2esl
Curt to be sed At the Court House ~ - - .,5
Jahaay IsGI Or said bin ard al thngs here ~ b aEsa
for confessed against shsm and ses os 80 fss "a 49,
said term Of said court. Tbs Sesup-7'' - - |u
copy fro. Tie Orser Book -, rnyvA1Da n AZ
.-,-, =, 81. -, ., ~ 81 said spr
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ESRENcH BsANDIEs, WBIsKEYs, AND LIQUORS Al
Aaenon this morning saturday January l9h An in
Voes o. Cognae Bfands, WHISKY and Lqu0rs salsvr
VITA oriers 70 close BENJ SHIELDS & CO.,
jSnl9 u Cenfr.a Roc1,s
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Notice.

PLANTERS BAKK TzSSEsszx
Nashville. January -. I5GI
election viii be held at this Bank Monday, day
n March next, to elect eleven Dc0rs ensuing
year. d. WEAVER, Cashier
January o. '6I-dIm
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Auction saIe ihis Morning at IO
o'clock


EE7ILL be added sale morning, OF
w Cigars Brandy, Champagne Wines various brandsl
Whistles etc. etc. Sale positive and without reserve
jan30-lt BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & &C.
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VIRGINIA LADY Who mas had experience in teach
ing and is veil qualified to teach all the English branches,
Fres2h Ebrodery and Grecan Knitting, wishes situliieu
Immediately in hera private family, public school, the
South Best Of references given require Applicants stating
&c will please address Dr. D. P Gordonsyie Orange
county, Virginia. jan30-d2w
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SPREAD or 4Hs TELEGRAFH.-A letter from Syria
says that Fdsd Pasha has lnaaguFated new era in
Syrian civilization. by the Introduction OF the mag
netic telegraph. The wires have been landed in
Beirut which are to connect that city with Damas-
Gus. The same Pasha has supplied himself with a
printing press and supply Of French type.
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The. great majority Of the Nortbas.. men don't
want any compromises and 1sos4 make any conces-
sions. They honestly believe that slavery is not
only potieal curse, but social civil and if they
CANT ObOlish it in the States directly, then they
intend TO do it indirectly, by confning it to its
present limits That's LIECoLN's sentiments; that
was the verdict of the North, and tAsy mean to
carry il out
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4 den for Weakley County, state of Ten
ReAsee Order af PubcafoR-Original Biil-Bliah Ian
easter Andrew Csyce, Joha +. Csyee George Cayo
ZION AFFIDAVIT Of the compliments counsel Micaiah Card
WELL this day asd in this &c appears the Cleck ana
Master Of said Court that the said defendants John Czs
Gesrge Cayce, residents Of said q Tennessee
and reside in Kentucky IL therefore ord9rd By Clerk
and Master that the order be Pubsh Escks
in the Weekly Union and 4negtc, newspapsr prbf.hs
in the city 81 Nashville, Sad State Of Tennessee
said John Csycs aad George CaJce to the 90 szss pl-
demurrer said Bill before net sra said Chan
OoTt6 be held ahe coar house II DeEen for Wesky
eonty STATE Of Tennessee Aocday OF January.
1851, said bill and things hers, s taken for confessed
against them and for iDg thea sxparte said terra
q said Court This psesnhsr dh, ls6l- "a eoPJ fo1
NATHAN N EDWARDS, AN,
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sit in convention with them, and as medium for
inducing both to consent to policy in which the
whole State could be united.
Can any one doubt the immense value of such a
united action the disastrous result to be anticipated
from division within the Statef DEW .
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FENHE elegant, new and feet passenger steamer ea~
u Clipper, BRuCE Maser, will leave kss5s{ttsfE5Si
= 1.-THE above and all intermediate landings
thtsday, the 18th irst., at 70 o'clock NJ.
II. II. HARRISON,
inn2Q-lt A
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Bran. Rrrn. Rr,,n.

EUST received per Nashse 200 hays Bran IN, s
a. % JAMES AcLAUGHLAN K CO.
jan22-U No south MARKET street.
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The Augusta lGa.) eIroaicIe records the sale Of
four Bales Appora silk cotton % cents per pound
lhe ceiton was grown by Charles Mccoy, Esq, of
Augusta, and is pronounced By the best judges the
finest and longest staple ever grown OF uplands.
1t produces equal TO Petit Gulf seed
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BENJ. z. SHIELDS q c,

Auction Sale of CIOfhiE Tonight.
BENZ. p. SHIELDS q CO,
NET I'LL sell this evening" January sd at early m
w sssogtrseus Of READY MADE CLOtaiNI, SAL
positive aud without reser7e, for cazh.
BENZ. +. sHIELnS co.
wiz ae added an invoice Of stock Of Dry Gods
JAn2sdlt BIB. g. 4 CO.
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Ohio Refuses 20 as her Fart toward Pre-.
serving tie Union,

From tn. Cleveland tohlo) Democrat Jan. p.
Ohio has upon her statute backs Law entitled an
Gan act to prevent kidnapping" under which, dur
ing the Wellington trials in the United SstS
Court, in this city, three psrsons-one q Deputy
United States Marshal, and sac other two Kentuck-
iauG, sotng for the owner--Were arrested and in
diced for pententary offence, for arrest;ng fu-
gitive slaoe under the law Of Congress for the
dition of fugitiyes from service. This Law, Justly
obnoxious, because if framed and has the effect
to nullify the law OF CQngress has been before the
Legislature, Rov in session, for repeal
On Tuesday last the bill for this purpose, as We
learn from the proceedings in the Houss, was con
sidered Ia Committee of the Whole, and reported
hack with recommendation in favor Of its indef
mite postponement. Mr.. Voris moved its reference
to the Judiciary Committee, which motion was lost,
yeas "a, nays 81.
The bill was then indefinitely postponed, yeas SO,
nays 81
House of Representatives refused TO wipe from the
statute book an unconstitutional law, enacted for
the purpose Of multiplying the law Of Congress made
under command Of the Constitution, and yet that
majority claim to be Union loving, when in truth
their conduct shows that when the demands Of the
Abolition leaders conflict with the demands Of the
Constitution and preservation Of the Union pstri-
otisn Is Tut dust IL the balance agaihst-ths de-
msnds Of the 'lrrepressible con1iet" leaders.
THE DELrGE.-The Tennessee is higher at this
time than it has been since the year lS4T. Tho
treshet has oceasoped heavy Losses. Many farm
ens residing peEr the TTer have been forced to leave
their residences It has NOS heen an unusual sight
to see houses barns, and, in some cases, even resi-
dences borne away by the almost irresistible cur
rent, The large brick block known "a the Steven
son block. Of this city, is almost total wreck
having fallen in. Hay, corn, fences, houses, &c.
have been swept away. great many cattle and
hogs, we understand, have been drowned. The
losses have been very heavy. The abundance of
water and the scarcity of money are playing
" fearful havoc with the people We hope, how
ever, fer better things fAataneogG AarsrGsel,
.:1. p. q
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WE hereby vishiraw agreement to taks Souh s,a
jiass-t iiiss is5 FiTE, SHEpPARD 4 co.
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FOX LOUISVILLE AND CgNC3NHArI.
will leave abSvs tbs day, ,he 29ta lust AZ L ssS Z
O'clock H. For frsightf passage sp3l. Oh e. -
9oaTd Or = H. HARRISOS.
lan2F-lt A. HAMILTON. Aean.s.
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FOX

FENHE reg1aF st. louis, Memphis and LsazTllls
a eennectiag packet May Duke. DAVIS Mas y
ter VII depart for The above and intermediate -
ngs rHlS DA the 80 inst II o'clock, H. freight
or passage apply on board to
ian2o-I 1t a L. DAVIS, Agent
HONARD Il LARKINs, vs. r. D. Aidsrson.-- Attaehue nt
In ms case, It appearing my sfzc ton
uaht Anderson nonres1et u ih State Of Tennessee
therefore ordered BY that publication vale the Union
anu Amerean aneWspaper published in Nahvile, Tennessee
four successive weeks comnang the defer laat 20 appesr
i9le me at my Office 10 Linden aa PERI euy, TsneJe,
lhs Iesh OF A2h , 70 esd aasge, n eemur o plaintiffs
tlent or she same willie DISPOSED Of ekpate to him
This ed day Of January, lslI.'
q. ]. WALL, ]. P, for
jan29-w4 pr'sfee93 Perry ouhty, Tenn.
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PARRAFINE WAN CANDIES
For IonisViIIe and Ctnci0n

VNE nave reduced the Pice Of these Candles coaps
w with Tie Star Candle. in eheapnes4
e. WAITS. 4 CO..
isnyO-tss No. Broad street.
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Flour. Meal ana Bran.
CST received and 70 sale eaocs lot Of W, Meal
- Bran, ~ janl COMBS 4 MARTIN
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AZ CAaneery Court at savannah, TeHIb
n u CUNNINGHAM ct ais, vs. " Campbell ct sIs-Janu,
- uary Rules eol In this IL appears frou
PlsiRaAs e, which Is 10, that the dsferdazts
GaSPoeli Tucker Houghby BlackNd and wife Martha
1ohR Campbell and wife Elizabeth. BGzand Thonai
i0na Snd Irons residents Of tie Tennes
see It's therefore ordered that pubcatisz b. made the
Nashville Union and American fer four szcsesEe weeks
curing said defendants TO appear at s ne - Char
esry Court the THURSDAY after s sl Monday in Februy
ls6l, and plead dear said tsl sr ths sa vi
be taken Tor confessed as 20 % and set for hearing
term Of ths Court January tn, 1851
ianIe-w4s Or sfec So G MHANILTON Is Il NJ
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ENRBsH Hsgsius, Meal Lard jusa received psr
d I2-tf BENZ SHIELDS 4 co.
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Total amount Of Losses, Claims Liabilities sll2ssI
Ihe greatest amount insured any S3OC00 bu
Will not as genera Iuie exceed 1900
me Company has general rule as to the souut allolt
e IN any city, town. village block, being governed
N us er IN each case By the general character or bu Ia
iogs, ~otn Of streets facilities fer putting Ares &c
A COPY Of me Charter Act Of Incorporation &C
SomPsnied the last annual statement.
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ara az savannah, Ter

b1AtOEAs LAFut FO41tOcS DC.
store and sf sale, Bacon, Lard Potatoes. Produce an
n drocenss, - COMR8 & MARTIN,
Iani9.A Church below pogt-oaEee
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cay GRd County Of 8etc York 50
CHARLES J. MARTIN. President and l. MILTON SMITH
Secretary, Of the HoME Insurance CoNP1S Lepr seen
so sworn, dpose and say, and each himself says that he
foregoing - tru full and statement Of the aGs III
ne sad Corporation, and that they TIE above sscred M
thereof. -
lsgnedl CHARLES J. MARTIN. President
}. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sEarn before me- this ah day Ct January
y iooi; J. II. WASHBURN,
Isl Commissioner Tor Tennessee in New York.
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hnoE al men b. these presents, That tae onE
VanPA Of the City O;NeE do hereby authorize any al,
an Agents that said Company has may hereafter have or a.
point IN The State OF Tennessee for
pa to accept and acknowledge services all process vhe
mesee or hna IL any action proceeding against said Comp
ny III any OF The courts Of said State IL 10 hereby %
d and agreed that said service Of the process Aforesaid
oe 1Aken and held to be valid and sufficient
same as II seEet upon said Company according to the laws
practice OF said stste any other e and an claims or
OF error by reason OF the sucs service "A aer
pFessly waived asd reinquishad
January le6l.
sagnedi CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
Isl J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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w >. NNarr,
INSURANCE AG EMIT.

10 ., COLLEGE S1REzE
Statement the conas,,o of a..
nome ss'Fa"ee Company orNe..
York, ON the first day OF Sann..
A. ID. 1851. made 10 the comD1roI.
Ter Of the state Of Tennessee mn.
suant TO the statute of thar St,rc
NAME AND LAocAr1oN.
The nane Of this Company is the Hosr T,,...
e ,sss ana oees in Tie City sf New YerE.
| CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS
The Capital Of the said Company ae.aaIy
! paid up in cash is.-......-...... NJ eooo..
The sarPius he DAY Of jan, iss, i9s 90
Total amount Of Capital and surDlu. SI5s51S-a,
ASSETS
Cash in Continental fBank. N. Y ,oz ,oz NJ,
CaSn II hands OF agents, and in
U2nG7ISeTed Rsal Estate, No.
Wall Street-----...... & ~ -
| United States Treasury Notes mar ''''O y
Missouri State Bonds, per cent. i''''S' ~
market value .--..-...-..-.-.. tseoa "a
North Carolina Bonds, 8 per cent. i'''O "
market vaIue.--.----.......--... s-o "a
20 Tennessee Bonds, per eeutmar-
Brooklyn City WGtsr Bonds, 6 per ''''S 70
cent marie: yalus,-,-....--..-- IoasO 90
Loans Bonds and Mortgages,}
being first lien Of record on IN
lncunDered he2l E1s8te, worth > Se0.f92
al least $3.50, 28O-rAie Of in.
terest, per cent.--..-...-....-..
Leans Stocks snd Bonds, pay-N
able demand, the market -.
value OF securities. peigei. Z t+4ibtO W
Si9IycIy JO..-.-..-.-.....s.. 4
Due for Premiums on Policies issnesi
= at Ofiee...::...- 3,l3O Is
Bills receivable fer premiums on
Inland Navigation risks Sc...... 1863 90
All other properly -.....-....-- 500 90
Interest actually due AID unpaid s7,7n3 81
---- si,954Ol g
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted, and due AID IN
p1ll:.-.--.--.; --.--.--....-. None
Losses incurred anu in process Of al.
iastnent...--- ;-..-..-....--. s6,56s u
,I has bee. "a t1ken- ...,.,.~..-...- s,Is4 IS
Claims for Losses resisted BY the
Company -- .---..-.-.-. s.25s OJ
Dividends declared and due and un-
palu---.. None.
Dividends other cash scrip, de-
clsse1 bat not yet due ........... None.
Money borrowed Nops
All other existing claims against
1-e company -.-''.---..----..... None.
Total amount Of Losses Claims and Liabilities Stt2 oel 4
The greatest amount insured on aBv an, r = go Goa -
nOt As A gems r-Ias
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Tuesday, JAsUARr 90, 1851.
me .l senate was called to order BY ne spE.EsR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

We had thus far achieved In The Gauge OF
good Government. Seven months ago Washington
in danger Of filling into the hands of the enemy,
who In that case would have been almost snre OF sue
,oess. Whatever might cone in tie future, whatever
younger uaEes night Eli tue roll Of officials conduct
ing ILis war, the prndencc aud Wisdom OF Niobeld
Scott and The promp'ituie and IRA very Of hassscu
sctls and Rhode Island men, would ever be remem-
beTed. IApplau.e.l We ehOuld thsDk God to-day
f,r thoFe mcn who watched over Ms at TINT hour.
Finally our bigbe-t thanks should lie rendered that
the cause OF truth aud righteousness Is defended
ag4iost The iniquity Of men; tbst tie dragon tut
threatened TO swallow us up isto be eaet into the
bouomle lit cod q cover TO shut down. never 70
be raised again. lApplanse Ii there wac one pies,
eut who could rot IRON Bis Heart join In prayer ad
hope for the overthrow Of Slavery, he begged hlm
10 retire. God was revealing the right ousuess
# Bis government and the majesty OF his authority
in manner akin 10 HAT exercised upon Egypti The
wicled vas being shared in the wicsedness Of liz
own hands. These were Tot Gays to put on sack
cloth, bat garments Of rIsise. Gods government
stOod up over all and Gods people should reJ"it..
God to-day was giving HE kingdom 10 bis saints II
they only knew erongh 10 take II. IL should DC
known ever, where IN The land that righteous, low
ing and praying men deniand that Rot only The re-
teiiOn, bnt that Slavery ncarnate IN tie rebellion,
10 Ltsifoyed; that they woull work and pay With
oul ceasrg for this eud, and that the end was sure
aud speedy.
The exercises concluded with the singing by the
entire congregation Of the hymn, "Ny Country,
lis of 1hee."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
REMEMBER The poor.
sFRMos BY THE REV. DIR, ADAMS,


Services in praise aud thanksgiving to God for the
eounteous abundance received at his bands, were
had at II o'clock a. ~, yesterday ut the Rev. DR..
Adamss Church 10 Madison avenue. After the
usual preliminary services, Dr. ADAMS rose IN the
desk and read q text for the OCCASION:
Go your the fat and drink the sweet and seni
portions unto them for whom nothing Is pepae ed for this
Gay holy unto the Lord b. ye sorry; the Joy
the Lord il your strength" N-lenisl viii, H.
The reverend speaker Get forth the duties of all
coward the poor, aud iDsited that they should give
sheeifuly 10 those III need. lie then compared the
situation OF Nehemiah Il at time, surrounded az he
by evil ADVISER, spies, traOTs and contractors
who Were nlchiDg the snbsiaIce Of the Government
with our own country ak our situation for the last
year. He insisted that Nehemiah az pointed the fes-
Iival Of Thanks for the express purpose of re-
iOicing aud almsgiying, and that this day ehouid
be obseTved as u special devoiion--thsi IL is not
Christian bravery 10 rejoice only when the
skies are bright and that IN TIE midst Of csaInities
"tbe Joy OF the Lord is your strength" The
speaker then referred 10 the abundance Of bar
vest az proof positve that tie Lord has not aban-
doned u.s. and that, although vail hides the future
81 present. still God lie with IL cauDot 10 possi-
ole that q Constitution and Government like our
framed by such men, and Of which the Rebel traitor
Etephens recently spoke in glowing eulogy--are
doomed 10 be destroyed. Ii upri sht and
honest, We have cause Of fear. We are not
dead. bat sha surely the salvation Of the Lord
Again begging bis audience 10 remember the poor,
tue services mere ended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
THE BENEFITS OF THE WAR.
SERMON BY TIE KEv. HENRY WARD
IRECUER.

SERMON BY TIE KEv. HENRY WARD
IRECUER.
4 large congregation assembled in Plymouth
Church yesterday morning. A bouquet Of deliately
beautiful flowers g'aced The right Of the pulpit.
After prayer, and tie singing Of a Thanksgiving
Day anthem, composed especially for the occasion,
Dir. BeecheI preached sermon from the following
text:
Add ser time be Tesurred 10 tle her spd lie turned
hle 70 the OF e hon lId behold there
.1rm Of bees and honey in the Of he udges
hs 8.
When Samson wac fighting and struggling with
The lion, there seemed LITTLE likelihood Of bis getting
hcuey out Of the carcass Of the animal. II bravely
proeecuted, we should yet fetch honey out Of the
war. Its beneh would be permanent, radical, and
ta1ltiplyng. Il was not, on sioe "a war Of pas
sion or revenge. What IL was sbe other side lad
been declared by A. H. Stephens, when he sand that
Slavery the chief cor Ier-stone OF tie Govern
utnt Of the Southern Confeder3cy. MIR. Bcecher
quoted largely from the uttefances Of the Rebel
xice-President 10 RELATION 10 u ID point and from Dr.
emythe OF ChaTIebtOn. TIE latter had raid that IL
was not the election Of Repu lcan President, not
Toe pon-exeeuiion of the Fugitive Slave law, that
was the oiliiculy IL lay far back Of these: II was
IN the ahtistc, led Republican doctrine OF the Dec
ia'aiion Of Iudol endence; and until that trau-
Pea under FOOT tere could 10 no peace. The speaker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

s-om The War Department, cow%l''iS9ns WIZ ,b1 Oe
ron tg0 from ali cers known to be OF ohet 'an
w win r, iC character and stcy temperate haols
s0%SSX X CoamaOdans Of regiments VIII see I may
their regiment. are q'd y, ronp psse and reg
eOlnlsI5 ots are kent thereiu iu accordance with
The ruies aud regulations OF t"e service. g..
xXXIII An communications relating to 'be
1nnieer troops Of Ills Safe, whether in actual SER
Wee or m tire process OF ofgspizatop should 10 10
dressed TO the Adntaut-ieuerai 81 ttls stare a..
XXXIV. All orders and PARIS OF oiueTs ih WINNIE
with THE, ere hereby rsCind'd
By ordrr @. the c Inrl,f ., -,u-C Lief (,
THOMAS nILLhN USE, Ldiu'anloehesi
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SERMON BY TUE REV. DIR. MORGAN.

Tie subject presched upon by the Rev. Dr..
MoRGAs Of St. Thomass Church was the A" Beauty
Of S,eadfastness," whether considered with refer.
enee to the Church, the Family, or the State. Tho
text of The discourse was that portion OF Scripture
IN which Ruth refuses 10 leave Naomi. The sermon
dealt 10 general way with he state Of the country,
Glowing ia strong light the crime OF treason and
the dignity of loyalty and concluding with glow
ing and hopeful licture Of the Union rteststLshed
AID renewed in strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
REASONS FOR GIVING THANKS.
A SERMON BY THE REV. DR. OsGooD.

AZ the Church of the Messiah the Rev. DIR. Oseood
preached to fall audience from the following text:
Aws5e, swaie, PIT thy strength Q Zion, put on thy
beEonl ssTmtni Jerusalem, the Holy City for hence
forth there ss unto you tue uneii cuuldi5e
snj the uncesni shake thyse from the da arise snd ,t
down Jecusaen Loose thytef from the bands OF the
neck o captive daughter Of Zion Lssh 50; l-2
There probably never WIS time which brought
more Iinched fortunes and peied ves to our annual
festival of Thanksgiving. Yet to-day the people On
joyea our country more than ever, for the rstson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

iugton's Farewell Address; and affirmed that = Tie
torch would render the conhsgmtion world. vie,
and tha, Amsrira, from teiug tie home of Liberty,
would become her sepulctre. at o'clock, the and
ience, having Iistened to re1Don from ~hict ttey
ruse with brighter hpes for the intrle OF our coun-
try departed TO their Thanksgiving dinners.