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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENN ESsEE,
OFFIcE OF THE PRoyOsT MARsBAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 2, 1862.

No newspaper viii be permitted to be published within
this District unless the Editors and Proprietors thereof
shall take oath that they will bear true allegiance
to the Government of the United States Of America and
that they will support the Constitution and Laws thereof
an hsclaim or all allegiance the so-called
Confederate States Local Provost Marshas will that
this order is strictly enforced.
VIM. s. HILLYER.
js3.H Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12

A YOUNG lady-a sensible girl-gives the
iollowing.catalogue Of different. kinds of love:
The sweetest, a mothers love; the longest
Drotners love; the strongest, woman's
IoVei the dearest, mans love; and the
sTeesess longest, strongest and dearest love-
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12

MUeeINs LAsT.-Muggins was passing up
street with friend, when he observed dog
that mad been killed lying in the gutter.
Muggins psused, gazed intently on the defunct
animal, ana at last said; "There is smother
snlp.Wreek' mShipwTeckl where?" asked
ms Irienu; there is bark that's lost for
ever Augglns companion growled and
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12

Times that never stop--He that is good
VIII Deceme better, and he that is bad. worse.
for virtue, vice and time never stop.
ABE LINCOLN & Co. are the powers that be
JEFF. Davis 81 Co. are the powers that want ~
be. To be, or not to be, that's the oues.
tion."
TN particularly uneasy on this point,n as
the fly said, when the boy stuck him on The
end of needle.
The man who would try to stab ghost
would stick ct nothing.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
GOOD work.
LOW FRICEs.
MATTHEW'S g. HEMsHALL.

Cards Circulars Bill Heads, Etc., Etc, Neatly Printed
ip12 I'm
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
secret Poiit,cat Soc,eues.

The Journal affects % believe that secret po-
IiticaI organic stons are being formed in Indiana.
the object Of which is to prevent the enforce
ment OF the laws. and that they are rapidly ex-
tending over the state This IL serious charge,
and should not be made. we believe it has
been, for mere political effect. II such associa-
tons do exist il the duty of the public auihori
ties To take measures to promptly suppress them.
Certainly an organization of that kind could not
extend far without the means being discovered to
expose it, members and its objects. The Cover
nor intimates that he has information that such
societies have been formed. and the editor OF the
Journal states most positively that he knows
such 70 be the case OF course no man would
make such an assertion without the proof at hand
To sustain il. A. good ami loyal citizens. these
gentlemen are under obligations to expose trea-
sonable organizations. The United States Grand
jury will be in session this week, and we suggest
il will be excellent opportunity for them 81
furnish to that body such information ms
pose these disIoyal secret societies. aud b
leaders OF them TO punishment. If they do not
do this. the public cannot form any other conclu
sion than that these charges are untrue. and that
they are impeiching the loyalty of the people OF
Indiana To promote party schemes.
We do not believe that there are in Indiana
secret political organic rions. formed for the pur-
pose OF resisting the enforcement OF the laws.
Such charges are not only vile ISLANDERS upon the
fair fame of the State. but they are directly cal
culated to give aid and comfort to the rebels Ii
any portion of the community should refuse to
pay the taxes necessary for the prosecution oil
the present war, or which may arise thereirom,
We will venture the assertion that the reputation
will com from the very men who now charge
disloyalty upon the citizens of Indiana. not be
cause they believe it. but to advance partisan
purposes, and their own selfish objects.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
wectsng OF the Democracy Of Center
township, Marion County.

At a meeting OF the Democrats ol Center town
ship Tor the purpose oI appointing delegates To the
Congressional Conv entlon to be held at franklin
and the County Convention, julius Boettlcher Wa:
called To the chair and n. hayden was appointed
Secretary.
On motion OF J Ryan, a committee of three
was appointed by the Chair to select the said del
egates
The committee appointed the following dele
gates to the Congressional Convention:
Julius Boetticher. j l.. Nj Donald, Powell,
Rowland, Robert Walpole. w Ii. Talbot. j. B.
Ryan. H. H. DoJd. Henry VandesrIlt, n b.
raylor. J Nicola. A. Jones, j } Blns ham, u
McOuat, W. ). Pierce.
The committee recommend that all Democrats
in attendance from Center township act as ad-
visorv delegates: also that the delegates have
power TO Till all vacancies.
And the following were selected the dele
gates TO the county convention, aud To the JUDI
cial onveniOn:
Thos johnson. n HAYDEN. Cal. Taylor, John
Talbot, Levi Ayres. jacob Beck, j. NJ. Austin,
VIM WlkiSon, John Mullaney. A knodie, j.
t. Roberts, G c. Campbell, Mat. Simpson, ii
Beuhrig. J p Nickel. John Bussey, sam Dan
els, ,mucl C,nby. A NlItner, M'chaei y Con
uer, SIMON Mccarthy. VIM Henderson,. Chris.
W erhy. john CtriSle. joseph COiie!, Jake Null,
jane Diver n B Palmer.
The committee recommend that the above del
egate> To the county convention act a. the ue'e-
gates To the judicial district convention.
On motion, the pros eelings were ordered to lie
published in the Sentinel
JULIUS BOETTICHER. Pres't.
n. HAYDEN, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

Our advices from all parts OF the State give
every assurance that the Mass Convention of the
conservative citizens of Indiana. to be held in
this city on the 30th of this mouth. will he the
largest public gathering ever assembled in lnii
ana IL will be meeting of the people to give
expression to their sentiments upon the momen
tous crisis in our public afflirs. A gentleman
from Charlottesville informs that men, women
and children will turn out from Mont
gomery county. and il the railroads do not fur
nish them facilities tor coming. they say that the
mud roads are still free and they will come in
wagons. We allude to this circumstance to illus
trate the spirit which animates the people 1t is
right that il is 50. There is no hope for the pre-
sefyation OF the Government ~ framed by the
fathers OF the Republic except in the stout hearts
and determined will of the people. Congress
has been in session over eight months. aud il h
done nothing % terminate the n ,tionll troubles.
IL has been well termed negro debating society.
The negro has been the object of its con>idera-
ton, not the interests OF the white IN IN and the
white mans government.
Ii there ever was time thit the people should
speak. il is now We trust that every man, wo-
man and chilli who desires TO mlintaiu the Con-
sttution il is and restore the Union "a it was
all who desire To preserve aud perpetuate the rich
legacy of constitutional liberty bequeathed to Us
by the patriots of the revoution--will assemble
ut the capital on the Both II shoald be 4 dem
oustration in numbers and character that will
make impression upon the country. The
overthrow of the Government is not ONLY thre,t-
ened by armed rebsllion which the Admnistra
ton with ali the resources and energies OF the TIA
ton 10 back il has yet been unable To subdue
but the attempt is being made from other quar-
ters to undermine the Constitution and overthrow
the institutions which have given the Govern
ment allits value and all It's greatness. Surely
at such a time and in such a cause the people
should assemble
The State Central Committee have assurances
from Hon. JoHS ] CRlrrrSDEx. Hon W. A
RICHARDSON. Hon JoHS : CAELlLE and Hon
c. WIcKLIFFE thu, they will be present aud
address the people OF Indiana upon the great i
sues before the country at the time proposed.
la addition the Hon. ) ) Cox OF Ohio. anu
Hon ID. " NooKHtIs Hon. joins Law. Hon
" ) Holman. Hon J \ CRlsrNs. Hon 7 A
HESDRieKs. Hon ) MoDoNALD. Col CYRUs
l. DrSHAN and others Ct our own State will be
present upon the o.-csson and discuss the mo
mentous questions ot the day.
Arrangements have been made with the rail-
loads running iuto indianapolis to run half fare
trains. the arrangements tor which the different
roads will duly Announce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

protesting against the reckless and fansticsl
emancipation and Abolition schemes that have
recently been proposed aud enacted in our Ma
tioisal Legislature: AID demanding from the att
thOrigies az our y t0na tp.t,l and el -ew hare
that there shall he no more sraud corruption and
public plundering of our hard earned aud neeiy
National and State treasures
s. That as Democrats and conservatives. we
earnestly and deeply sympathize and pray fer
yently for the success OF our brave volunteers
from every section Of our couatry, but more par
tlcuiariy for those brave and hardy sons from
Hancock that have imperiled their lives, their
fortunes, and their all. in defense and for the
maintenance OF the Constitution as 10 -. and the
restoration Of the Union rs it was.
4. That treat with utter contempt the
charge thu Democrats are di~unionists and sSm IN
pathlze With the rebels IN their efforts TO subvert
the Laws and overthrow the Gov erIm ent, and we
hereby hurl back the slanderous charge, and
brand slanderers with being the only seces-
siOnists and aiders of rebellion in the North who
synpathze With the rebels in their efforts to over
throw the Government. and look upon Abolition
lists North and seceSsonists South equally Op-
posed TO the Government and labOring for lis
overthrow
the following additional resolution was offered
by Mr. Warrum, aud adopted:
RESOLVED. That as there Is no Democratic pa
per pudlshed IN Hancock county, the Inuiaha
State Sentinel aud Shelby Volunteer be respect
fully requested to publish the proceedings oil thl:
Convention.
IL being ascertained that the true and tried
Democrat and honest man. the Hon. Thomas A
Hendricks, was in the town. committee WAS APP
pointed To wait on and request him To address the
Convention. Mr.. Hendricks came forward ano
made an able ''souI stirring" speech; after which
the meeting, which one OF the largest eveI
held in Hancock county. adjourned, with cheer:
for the Stars aud Stripes, and for the union and
equality oil the States.
JOHN FOSTER, Pres't.
ALFRED b. SHAW. ,Secy
Gro WEST, Assistant Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY :
THAT Is THE QUESTION

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
1--WE proprietors Of the 'PARiSIAN CABINET OF
II WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" ksx,
deermIed regardless % expen-e 70 .sue FREE fr IL
benefit o suffering humanity FOJR q the most Ia
- Give and interesting Lectures Marraxe aud IA
~ Qualification. Nery u Debility. Premature Declin.
~ Aaihetd Indigestion. Weakness % depression L..
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h0>e haades which result fran yea hfui fol- .. -
oe>ses 81 Maturity. Ignorance II Physio "a ana ~
lures Law Thee invaluable Lectures have ben ne
means o. enlyhtening and saving thousaBds ana nj. =.
ing SECk TAkl PAnisH a C.st>Kr o. A. go, a.
sfDicINE. SO Broadway, NssYo-k le2s-dlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

The Democracy of wsrrick county held their
County Convention on the 9Th inst. and il was
the largest and most enthusiastic ever held. The
following ticket was nominated:
For Representative. James Z. Nirick. Sheriff.
VIM p. Hudson; Commissioner. james Clinton;
Surveyor. A. II Huff
The Democracy Of this county are thoroughly
organized and they promise a majority of at lest
three hundred over fusion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
rhe cu,ifor uore vo,u,1reer..

The call Of tie Pre-iden. - Atree hundred
thousand more volunteer,,to AID ia tie spee,
suppression Of the rebellion. has been prompt,
responded 10 by the authorities OF the loyal
States. Public meetings are also beng gene
rally held TO encourage AMI aid this nes demand
uoon the patriotism ot the people. A large ami
enthusiastic meeting held in this CITY or
Saturday evening in tie furtherance OF this Oh
jet. At ~hieh Humber volunteered, while Others
contributed literally in money to AID those who
we're willing 90 enlist.
Every detnand OF the President Zoe men and
money 10 carry on the war his thus far been
prom,Gi met We have entire confidence th,l
the patriotism OF the people will he equal L.
ery emergency that j. presented 70 them. H.
The jads meat oil the Administration TO success
Ia.!s prosecute the Sar At leist three hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

F6NHtSE Pill the much steady ara care
full experience in all varieties Of Female complaints
and in Of Irregularities, suppressons euchorrhea
or Whites, inflammation ~ the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb aud loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their Is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mercuria Mineral poison
purely vegetable, and free from danger; can he
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thou snds tn have them in an
parts Of the Union speak III 81 them. for all Ike
fhcrrn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Milking MeC.elIan'. force june %

80 there i the answer to Senator Chandler :
impuGcnt resolution introduced in the Senate YES
tepil.
The commencement of the great disaster the
defeat OF Mccall and Porter near Mechancsviile.
took place on Thursday June IS HeadGuarters
were moVe I'll down TO Savage Station on Friday.
brave old Heintze,mah remained there keeping
the hungry nlyriad> OF the enemy at bay until
Satufds, night We rettinei possession OF the
telegraph tlil that tine. but Gen Mcclellan abtn-
doued it tie The preceding day. in orler that
las Il spstcheS night not he intercepted by the en-
emy On Friday morning he sent hlS last tele
graphic dispatch e. the Gov eminent al Washing
ton. merely stating that the movement towards
james river way well under Way and budding
adeu tor Tea days until hiS communications
should 6e re-Opened by way OF the james river
de h,d previously communicated ms situation
fully 10 the Government The Var Department
Was iaily aware OF il. But even when this final
mess tge came, aud IL was known that Mcclellan
Vas cut III. Stanton had the audacity 10 ssv. in
effect. that The movement which he proposed was
a very simple ole. quite easy 10 be executed a.
the roads we're goi.d. and one which would III
volVe DO los of lie or pro- erty on the part Of
the army; that the re5el II emit al Richmond
had always been oyernlei: that Il vas no greater
than ours. IL a great; lh.t il was ridiculous 10
suppO~e that either Beauregard himself any
part OF his army was al Richmuud: and th.,l
Gen. Jackson ne re- Winchester than X ch
m0nd. lie spoke sneeringly, At the same time
Of Gen Mcclellan Tor having iailei 70 take
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
VI A n III q q Sd:
HOW LOST! HOW RESro.,rn


Jasf Pnzished iN a Saled EsreloBe
PRICE SIX CENTS
a LECTURE % the Nature Treatment ana s.a..t
I y Cure II Spermaforrhsra Seminal weakness Ia
voluntary Fmis-ions sexual Dhiify snd Impeds,,.r..
% agr generally. Nereot>ness Cor s,y,rfio s.,
lepSy and Fits Mental and Physical fuca2s~ifv r,.,,,,
from Ssl-Abuse, &c-isy ROBERT j CUiVF RwtI n
NJ D.. Author ~ the 6fe.n Es-k. sfc a 20, -
Thousands u sufferer " sent under seal in p-sn en-
veiope, 70 any address post paid re~eiff II tx ~
OF two postage stamp. Dr. CIT. KLINE I27 Row
cry New York. PosiOfice Bos sses apra-S4 -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
CAVALRY HORSES.
M DICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

raNo LADIES OFDELICATE HEALTH ORGMPAIRFD
organization, or to those by whom az increase 81
family is from any Objectionable, the uders gned
would offer prescription which l. perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed varoLs parts OF
the Old World for the century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple yett has been put in half
pint bottles and sold extensively the exhcrbant
price OF 81 per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug store for the tring of 25 per year. Any
physician druggist viii ~ you il perfectly harmless
thousands ~ testimonials be procured OF its efficacy
Sent any part Ofthe world receipt of address
ing. DIR. J. &. DEVERATX.
Po. Box, No.235S. New Haven, Connecticut.
uy22-d3w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
special office.

10 ADTERTISERS-Aa advertisements taken fer
specified time, and ordered out 6e0re the expiration
of the time specified, tcH6e charged the regular rfns
fOrthe same up to the time they are ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
NOTICE.

viii LET Friday, the % h instant. 1852. the best
BIDDER the enlargng and raising additional Story
on School House No :, IN Centre Township r. parcu-
lars plau> and specifications and terms Of payment
inquire e Trustee upstairs IL Court House
Ju'y ;. lea JAMES TURNER Trustee.
jvI-dew
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are speedy I'm action oflen efecting few days,
and when a II effected IL j. permanent They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and the stomach. inpTeg
the breath; and being coated. all
tasteis avoided No change Of diet y necessary whi
using them: does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be by mail. postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt Of the money. Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper
j. BRYAN. Rochester, -. Y,
General Agent.
Ikly- ToNLIySoN cox, Agents for IndisnapoI
julyIe-d6w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
IMPORTANT TOLADtEN,


hR- JOHN HARVEY HAVING FOR UT'w Ann oy
- twenty years iaied his professional time vie,
svey 10 the treatment 81 female Difftcu.sses
and having >ucceed~i in hoassnds IN -es.-.
the Athlete % sound health haS entire confdenc.
)aering pLhlely hi,
"t.rsas .fnsricun Re,u<du
DR.. HARvFY'S
CnRON0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
which have yet failed when the dree,io,. -.
been strictly followed In removing dihcultes ar.Ins
from -'e'-s
OBSTRUCTION, OR sTOPPAGE or NArURF.
Orinrestoring the system % perfect health
from spinal Affections. Proapsu~ Uteri the Whifs- -
other weakBess u The Uterine Organs. Also IN All -.
OF Debility or Nervous Prostration, HysterfcS psn,,.
lions &c which the for-runners 81 more .o,,i a.
-
ba These pills perfectly harmless on IN. oo,.,,
tutor and may he taken ~ the 90
Ouf causing distress 81 the tbey ae- lsk
by strengthening uv1goraf.ng and restoring tie s.,
10 ieaithy condition. and ~ bringing or tn asrhi
period Nth regularity. from whai oau. -.
oostruetioHs may arise They should however NOS =.
takeT furin TIE nrst three four month. 81
tie result %
Esch box contains So T4Is. Price al sro vnr, IA.
sired vii b sent BY mail pre- paid l., snv sdverisss
Agent. On receipt Of he money
Sold - Druggists generally BRYAN
Rochester. New York General Agent
~ ioNLlNSONA cox. Agents Cor Inaiauspoiis
Iulyls-d&~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

IN - .EHab
Married Ladies in certain situations should not use
them. For reasons zee dree iions each box
Price One Dollar Per hex.
They sent IN thin fiat box postage free "a All
pars OF the United states upon the receipt II the price
Prepared and sold by DIR FWING
No. Is Virginia Avenue
myI-s6Wly lEoi4nal'oiis Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
con ID T. TIA l.

YOUNG MN WHO HAVE IN
81 60 JURED themselves By certain secret
tk=Es habits which unfit them for business,
~ pleasure the duties Of married life.
..i3~<zE al.o. mddle-aged and old men, who,
from the foe % youth other causes, feel debility
in advance Of their year, before placing themselves
der the treatment Of any one, should hrsi read
The SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies NJ learn something Of importance BY
perusng '.TBE SEcSET fKIsNB-"
sent any address, IN sealed envelope, receipt Of
Ten Cents
DR. STUART co can be consulted on all diseases Of
private confidential nature. from A n. p N
(Suudsys from 20 II A. N al their Office No. Is East
Third street, upsta, between Nam and Sycamore op-
pOsite the iIenrie House.
Address DR. CHAs A. STUART A Co.
mch9 -d4wly-.s-62 Cincinnati Ohio
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New WediCal Discovery.

New Medical Discovery.
For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GON0RRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCoNrINANCE, GENITALfRRITABIIIT1.
Gravel structure and Affections Of he Kidneys and Bladder
which has been used by upward 81 one
hundred physicians
FN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE. WITH ENTIRE sue
4 CESS. superSeding Cnbeb. Copaiba. Cspsus. any
...Ih L,....
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LANDS FOR SALE.
NORTHERN MISSOURI.
The Hannibal 4 81. Joseph r. r. Go.
HAVE FOR SALE
OVER 100000 ACRES
LANDS FOR SALE.
BEST PRAIRIE AND TIMBER FARMING
LANDS IN THE VEST

or THE
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-22

in the presence Of another OVERLOOKING CON
gregation, gathered from all parts Of the
city.
To morrow evening the members Of the
Methodist denomination, who are DESTROYS
Of forming new Independents M. b
Church, will meet in the hall for the pur
pose of organizing the same.
Until church can be built, or place
of worship secured, the congregation viii
worship regularly on Sunday mornings and
evenings at the New Assembly Rooms
Bait Sun 18th.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-03-22
Organization of an Independent M. E.
ID. 80 s4 Church. aai III

In compliance with public notice, ad-
dressed to the Methodist community, and
Others, announcing public worship at the
New Assembly Rooms, a large audience
completely filled the large hall yester, ay
morning. Great numbers were turned
away from the hall, bling unable to gain.
admittance. The roArum, upon which
had been raised pulpit, was occupied by
Rev. E. +. Busey, Rev A. W. Wilson,
and several other ministers. At11 o'clock
Rev Mr.. Busey gaveout the hymn, COM
mencing, "Holy, and true, oh, righteous
Lord, I seek to do thy holy will,n &c.,
(which was sung by tie entire congrega-
ton. The same minister read the tenth
chapter of the Acts Of the Apostles, and
offered up an impressive prayer. He then
announced his text, the third chapter of
Of Paul to the Collosshns, and 18th verse
and deducing therefiom the sovereignty
of Christ, argued the moral equality Of all
the subjects Of his kingdom, and preached
a logical and eloquent sermon, which evil
IDENTIFY impressed the speakers listeners.
He commended that while men wrangied
over this or that particular political or re-
iligious creed, God recognized but one dis
function in the world, and that was the dis
tinction between virtue and vice. Though
ino allusion was made to the subject by the
speaker, in bis remarks, the sermon was
understood to be a defence Of the action Of
Rev. Messrs Busey, Wilson, and others,