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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13

lhe selma Sentinel learn. from a gem
"eman direct from N;ck>hurs that the
best qualities Of sugar is selling in that
cry from live to ten cents per pound. He
stated That any quantity Of it was being
wasted 10y the s"li;ers, who are at Vicks-
hnrE. lie also stated, ha, after tho sugar
was purchased, and that amount paid for
IT. 1t would c'st very heavily to get it of.
as II was matter Of inpossibility to get i,
shipped on tho railroad.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13
Extract iiiom -1rt odMe Grneral A.sem
Me better OryanI cation Of the Mlisi

E.ciran irnm -1d oi1Me G'mcral Assem
Tie better Oryam cation Of the M,liti
Src. D. Tint the Cd cdmmnnding officers
companies shall keep two separate roll
Of the names of NIL Persons resident in
beats between the aaes Of r;Ateen and
and another Of the -nes of all pers
tween the ages of siAeen and fityrd
ting said rolls thd ages OF each p
and all persons reluirtd 70 be enroiled
Act, shall immelatelyt tafter its passage,
their names to the comR Rpnding otfcers
beats, who sl.slk-havk power to adm
oaths as to the ages anJresidences OF P
when they refuse to n,dke known the'r'
place of residence, Cd where there n.
doubts as 70 ei.berss6dk each and every beat
company shall be called 4eut for drip and in
struction once in every 70 months
SEC G. Tint the col naniing officers ef
companies, as soon 40 SAY enrollnent can b
made, shall return's 'saia rjs'a to the sonmahd!
ing officers Of their rssimsfA who shall rstt..ssl
the samc, within ten dayatoA the Office. e thS
Adjutaut and Inspector GPesal; ind fsr ~
fault in making saidyrstsrnk tbe cpm1aanains
officers of comraness ssha,i liable sA.skaSAf
fifty dollars, and commaadiag officers Of reg.
iwents to fine of one hapdl kd dSllars. to be
imposed by court martial Prastsd BY tie
Governor for the trial OK susl defsplters:
- S.*4 %F$
SEC. IS. That all commissS& hsi9 By The
militia officers of this State .ss ps Ae Adm.
tant and Inspector General, NJ sfsspot e.
empt from service by the cohsef oa AAet Of
the Confederate Congress, be apd2ss.AAs ere
hereby vacated as SOON as new VA lsFesap be
held, which elections the Aljutast md lssPec.
tor General is hereby instructed y der impe
liately after the passing Of A ~ shtt
no one liable to duty in tlss enfS y ~
vice, unless he be examptsa ss fsscs
under the provisions of the Exenpsid sas q
Congress-, shall be hereafter elgibls Any
miIitiv office. a. -.
l. Feb 10, 1868 4, ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13

T.r Rebel E;nnrr, Shclbyviilr. iT,nn)
sa:"s ;h' rc ~" over 'hriv thousand FEEDER
nj noes i'll C"n'.a! arl Northern Ken.
"1.iiy. distributed! ~ f.i:ows: ar Darvil!c
500, Lexington G.ooo, F,a::k.nr, 1000.
ANA t":w"rn Louisville AID Frankfort
Coco. Th"s" !.o!i Tie people il complete
a"', ard there i. perfect reign Of terror
IN prevailing. t'utu:;uua,c as has been
'''" r'n'!;;;"" Of Nri.:ncky since The hc-
"'hn'"2 .: the Struggle, i: is nrw NOR"
'!'r."';;h!c than ever before. There is no
h"rr for her III fact, lhan lie presence o!
81 la:g' Confederate force which wouil
dive from her sacred sod lie n.inicns of
Aho,i:i"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13

$50 there's another corruption ofMount
Voc'terons," said Mrs; Paftington, as she
pnt up her specs. "The paper tells about
the burning lather running down the IN moun
ts'ns' bu: it don't tell how it got ofirc."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 3.

f&LL Confederate officers and men who
have p captured and rorolel in Virginia or
Maryis6S nt any time from the beginuing OF
hos,iities lhe lst of November, 1862, have
been duly 3sapged. aud are hereby so de-
clarcd -
.. .ll Confedkate officers and men who
have been delivers at Aikeh's Landing. on
james river, at any JlHe previous to the ll,h
of November, 1862. hss been dsls> exchanged
and are hereby so declHlA :.
3. AL Confederate cffisgauand ,nAh who
havs been delivered at vcRsssg Mississippi,
previous to the lot Of ovemBsf5 fR52 and ju.
cuding said date, have been dnfy vhsngs6
and are hereby SO declared.
ROBERT OULD, agent Of EaaFan5e. :
Feb H. III Ct
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EB Read advertisements
ADJOURNMENT OF THE STATE L-GIaLA-
TIRE

Bou Houses Of this BODY adi"u"v! '"*i III
day. htwccn the hours uf il n%i l. o'clock.
r. IN. We publish the lis: -: .lc'5 passed III
this isuc.
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sEfo1 1EseF HEws.

It's report r33n R"rta'rn l'"NcTs thai 'ht
Sam Florida has cen wrecked
IF Cardcnas AZ Disl a'Ch dated .Inrk"un.
Miss. 18th saytha4 the Government nr.,,Ia;.cc
agent who espe$ reports the Fedora! ..,:-
ooat Queen TIP Wet which passed the
ficIsburg batrfet. weut below AID went up
Red river, cap,fi4 the steamer y. W. Taylor.
oaded with ssra ah"d ',.' lass, and having
hirty Confcdatas"!ic''s on board, nine Of
rhom escaped She then captured the steam
r Moro with lD.0eo pounds of pork for Port
iudson. saeslso captured the steamer Der-
" iek Bay with " barrels Of -four, and l.O
,oles II cO.taiS The Queen of the West
,,ounts 70 riaed.Helve Founders, anil carries
. crew Of pivkeinfn, un,l"r Col. Elliott. She
" as struck twtfys times, but being cotton
clad was little uSed. She has returned to
witiNtHer prizes which are prob
ably recaptursor Destroyed An official lis
patch received 3h'n"nd states that thir-
.cen guns, propy S"Tth one millions dollars
and one hunGreisefire prisoners were cap
tured few dayig9 at Subine Pass, Texas,
and our rams VI. lMrg off the Pass waiting
for new comers Me. Gen.. Reid Saunders,
IVA, examined rev ork. tie st inst, ani
ccmmitted to FoL pye!tc.
The enemy arrsa ao be suck fast in The
mud on ihe Rapla4ock. but shows little
disposition to fg|oaE sionally-,he snow is
as beaJ |nt ten inches deep.
The Confedera;os4rr's lns passed bill
making It unlawfr Court Martial 10 cause
pny soldier 10 he iis ID 10y hogging
The recent navne cement near Charles
ton proves to he s tantia) than was first
Yaesel was sunk the
Nerceditn was .o,.h ort l."ysl IN dis
abled conditionib0 rs were perforated by
sboi, and the yatssl into Her hold. hence
the impression nm1 crew that she was
sinking; the Yang boats Quaker City
and Key Stonc Staw struck and badly
Ct ille1 aud wounded
aboard Of each Of zee vessels. The
New Ircusides wabl ing off the bar n
az doys ago ThRN ion prevails among
the b!oockaders thasg nh Will he attack
ed before CbarIest feat dissatisfaction
sppears to prevail ~ nrr"y' Banks is
sisted to have saidpI prmy has. gene to
ass; and i! is urelss it. re forces i:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13
W. A. LEE, EDITOR.
Friday Morning, February l3. 1868.

NOTICE.-Arrangcm gcmcnts have L'cn ""ir
with Mr.. WM. II. WILSON, formerly "mr q.
the Proprietors of this paper, +" con';""" III"
publication Of the Press during "rr a',""""
III the army. He is authoriz ID t" RECEIPT :"s
all monies due this Oicc.
LEE l. WILSON, Ir"liie:'rs.
Jany lst, lSG3.
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S!oth, ike rust, consumes faster thar
labor wears, willie the key often used is
always bright
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I1EGDQUAETERS.
Z tDMMiSSARN GENL'S DEPT
C"LrME,A =. e. Jan, S, 1865.

C"LrME,A :. G., Jan, S, 1867.
ALI. aiKicati'".s fer agcnci"s !or the dis: il.
la'ion OF siN n"us liquors fron, the cereal
grains Of this alatc, III conformity with the
Act 10 SUPPRESS NJ undue dSiilIa:ion thereof,
will file with the Undersigned their ari,lica.
'ions. toe ether with ,le> testimony Of two or
more respectable and crsHible physicians Of
the district. duly authcn,icatel hy the Clerk
of the Court, t!'a, they are resnQnsiblc and
skilled agents.
By order of the Governor
JOSEPH WALkERN
Commissnry General Of 5. ca
Feb il Ill II
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KHE STATE OF SOUTH CiROlINA.

AItt 7ANr AND IN+rL.r"E- Z 'ENEEAl's OrricE,
C"I;::E,A, Feb. ~, 1868
GEFEHiL GEuER 70. ..
I.AI.L Certificates cf Excmption hcrct ufure
:.ran&cd tu "v",S:,rs H. reason of their en-.
lloyAts bcu:r in ",vic". and who have left,
or in1S hereafter leave I'll: service, are hereby
rcv"kf.
u. MS or'l"r applies in like manner TO nil
exemptions which may hereafter be granted
upon ;heSanc Conditions
III. AilHrr!;cn'oms for ;!r exemption OF
ovcrsc.rs h"sl he made in accordance will. the
provisions 4f the th,rtecnth section (hcrew ilh
lu"lish",n4 Y All Act, entitled IAN Act for the
better "r:AiAeati"n OF the militia, and for other
purposes" fthe "vers"cr he liable to con-
~"r;l''i"" f'rWon:r'!eraie service, it mast be
stated liz tLe application ,ha, he has not been
enrolled; and iNii"tc to State service, it must
b" stated that IL las not bee" called into
actual service.
y. CN;hEIINGTUN.
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a. C'N:hEI.lNGTcN,
A'j"'e"' and \rspec,"r-cs"era1 offs. c

SIC. Nil. That tia Ordinance of the Con-
vcntio" of this STATE, @tiilcl an "An orai-
lance +" exempt "versct$s fo" the rerfvrr"
an"c Of n:ii,ia duty Used on the second
la: .: 'n""ary, in the y9rr cf our Lord one
:;,"a*an,i eight lun'.:.'l 4nd six'y-two, be
a,'! :hc salac i hereby uHAcl md amended
:;:l HAT fro:A a::I after tk passing of this
Net, ':'''l curing; 'h" present. WAR, all arpica
ti":is i"' the exemption of "&cr:ccrs shall be
male il: :"":,;m,, TO the A": AID Insrcc-
i"r-t;cEcrai "f the State l.y III. owner. trustee
ar "nt having charge Of tile Plantation and
n"gr"cs, who shall state on bath the age Of
the employer, the nnmbcr of negroes AMI
actual working hands underhh he char &c of the
"vcrsecr on the plantation. Ind the si,ua ion
oi the same, which stn,cc,nd dnt shall he vcrifi-
v.l hy the a.;ilavit Of Mt Hast two credible
persons. And if it nrpeaH that the rerso"
applying for the cxcmttion is aLscn;
in lie service of the Estate or Of the
Confederate states. or is Yovc the age Of sixty
years. or - 'l"crepid, CoSt he certified by
i'"y*icia;i.) or Il female, oG a minor or minors
under Nh age ci cighteenb years, and that the
uulI"r of working innik exceeds fl iicen, and
the Aiiutart and Inspect 3r- General shall issue
81 certificate "N.mnting Isuch nvcrsecr from
ac:ual military service beyond the limits Of
III" b>:ri ct IN which he tr"s,i"s. and furnis,
Lin with coy Of said certificate. And that
it may be lawful for twd or more owners Of
Plantations, net further apart than five miles
and having hctween lem fifteen work ing
han';s, to join in applicafi ion for such eXer,p-
tom provided. the overscdr resides on one Of
said plantations. Or if i4appears that plan
ia.iun ON Which there are hfiecT or moi work
in; hands is lc!t without aky white maio per-
son thereon 10 protect and govern said work
ing hands, except the ovcrse&r, the Adjutant
and Inspector General may exempt such over
sr"r l;"', actual militia serv5e", beyond the
limit, 81 the distric, in whicHhe resides, pro-
vilcl that such exemption III recommended
hy the commanding officer o& the beat in
which such plantation is situaic,%nd approved
hy the Colonel Of tho RcgimcaA That the
certificates Of exemption which\ have been
heretofore granted by the Adjuta& and In
sr"c,or General under the said Ord nance Of
tlI" Convention of this State, or which may
hereafter be granted under this Act, ihall not
exempt ovcrsecrs from actual aervceA in the
militia when called out under tile prtvis'o"s
Of the eleventh section of this Act, d from
ordAs'ry militia or patrol duty.
rvb II s4ln
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Feb ] I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23


We have copies o: t5o E:sanond. Rsis and
ES.~e,, Of the 18th inst.
The WAic urs-- that not plant OF tooae-,o oe
raised tbiE year In Virginia or North cAroiiha,
~, 10 support their srni-. il those skates, ~ 10
Absolutely necessary 70 cultivate the Whole
t;i,atie area Of Zach In breadsturs, &c.
The sano paper chucrIes /. Ccca. rs:s OVER
the recent speech OF Vsllan3iihan, in Ne@
Jersey.
Sam Houston and wifa contributed, on tn
18th, sloO for the benef': o; tha wounded IN the
Galveston fisht.
Mr.. Michael Kenny was killed on the lotn
inst. by Mr.. Golsby, in due! neaE "es!
Point Ca Both were OF Selma, Ala.
The WAic announces tho landing of twenty
or thirty thousand OF Hooker's army at Now
port News and Suffolk. They profess to think
the movement merely means our purpose OF
securely holding those points.
Theodore Whitman was discharged under a
writ Of hateas corpus, in the Richmond Hust-
ing Court, undsr Judgment ignoring JEFF
Davis right to declare martial law.
Belle Boyd was sareBaded not long siuca ~
Knoxville, Tenn, and said in reply -" Gen
tlemen: Like Gen. Johnston, can fight su,
cannot make speeches"
Captain VIM. Damron, captured by FioTd's
army in Kentucky, and another Union captain
are at hard labor in the Richmond penit .ntisry
in retaliation for the act OF our an thorit.5 in sc
using (here) two rebel officers con victed OF rob
hing the mails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
xXXyIIth CONGR ESS-THIRD SEssIO!
MONDAY, February u.

SENATB.-PPti;ions were received from cid
Zens OF New York, asking for heavier aN5tion
on spiri:uous liquors, &c; from Mrs. Mary A.
HYDE, widow of Lieutenant Henderson Ridge
lev, T. ). A, for arrears OF pension: and from
the administrators on the estate of the late MAJ
W. w. Russell, L. 5. NJ c., asking 10 be al
lowed certain credits, &c.
The Secretary of thu Nays answer TO the
Senate's resolution OF inquiry relative 70 the
war steamers OsEipee and Pensacola WAS
Ceived. and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Cullamers substitute for his original
bill, requiring recipients of unpaid letters from
foreign countries shall herea pay the foreign
paS set.
The President pro tenn. laid Def Dre tho body a
LETTER from the governor OF Kansas, covering
Joint resolutions of the Kansas LEGISLATURE APP
proving tie war policy Of the Government
Also, Joint resolutions OF the LEGISLATURE OF the
Fame State asking Congress by Joint resolution
10 define their purpose in passing tho act do
mating $4,000 acres Of public lands TO new
States.
A few reports We're made ans resolutions
were adopted OF no public Interest, and the
Senate Then took mp the bill for the exchange of
prisoners OF STAG, upon which Sir. Richardson
addressed the body at length.
HoueR-Hon. H. r. Flanders, representative We
from Louisiana, appeared, and was qualified
a member.
MI Dawes reported adversely to the claim
OF J. l. Grafton, claiming to Ia elected a
representative from the eighth district OF Vr.
ginia.
The Senate bill providing for the Judge Of
one circuit 10 hold court in another in necessi.
tous cases, was passed.
The resolu non Of the Elections Conmittoe.
declaring Jennings PiCgott claiming a seat as
representative from North Carolina, not eE.
titled TO a seat, was tax en- up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

LETTERS OF MARQUIS AND RsPsIsAL.-We
presume there can be no doubt that the House
will very shortly pass the Senate's bill author
iEng the resident TO grant letters Of marque
and reprieal In case, during the recess, the con-
diion OF our public affairs may make that
coarse necessary for the public interest. While
there il nothing at present in the condition of
our foreign relations to demand such action on
the part OF this Government, in the mutability
OF the times IL may possibly happen that the
fac; that the Executive shall have been in vested
with the proposed pow or 10 turn q large portion
OF our immense commercial marine into private
armed ships for the defense o: our national
rights. may serve 10 turn the scale in the de-.
termination of the question whether some
forete IGN government will or will not essay their
Invasion. 1t IS the plain duty Of Congress thus
10 strengthen the hands Of the Government in
advance, Tor the national defense, and we
should regret nothing more than TO find them
Geglecting 10 do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

RECEIPTS AT THE OFFICE Or THE COAMiS-
sIOnEI; UP INTERNAL REYENUE.-rhe fJiIN ~
ing is the total amount of Receipts at the ON
OF the Commission OF Internal Revenue, from
the different STATES, up TO January q, l-j3,
exclusive of receipts from corporations, from
salari.s, and from stamps: Name. Si3?, 500 i$:
New Hampshire, S76,tOO; Vermont, sol, 50 , -;
Massa, husetts, Si,25O,25D; Rhode Island,
fiO5,eCC; Connecticut, Si39,C3U; New York,
Se22 1858; New Jersey, S325, 80. t.; Penn7yl-
SanIa, Sl,33,7e3.7S; Della aware, S22,BN Mary
land. 1912 1i3 2i; District of Columbia, Si6.0 49,
Virginia, Si,7I5; Kentucky. seq ,GlO.5o; Mis-
souIi, S427,CCG; Ohio, Sei!,5eU.5S; Indiana,
Sl6a,9 e5; Illinois, s367,7i2.55; Michigan, SlI2,-
1885; Wisconsin, Si2o,57535; Iowa, $4,000;
MINNESOTA, Se,U17.33; California, S23J,1 50.
Total, $3.50, 5S.77.
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= \ =
MASON JosEs - %, IrisaAaa- Ayouas GA.
good night, Q elsax bright ess, long b;sek n,
parted in the middle. hearty physiqu a. a.
bl~s~~d with evident GOOD health. HE vocs
sso gss c 1sIyiaa via sasjsss Al .i , s
cNnest, warm, ss1f-Absorbier; bic frsn~v -
Language, fhs Also, usS redundaacy OF ,oras
approaches the marvellous, h,. ses.icul.dc,
NJ. mory never falling, and his judsm-u,,. %
fai IS exhibited In the choice and uratnasns
OF subjects extraordinary.
When in London. Mr.. Jones spoke. nisht
q or night, 81 willis's rooms 20 audiensss
o, the bcst and most fashionaois peoph
drawing from each SIT the suest extrsvse.p,
rnssd OF praise, and establishing win as
haslss Pr :; snS Rsop,s Tsps az
yieo- OF style, and excellence nt iu fgment
HIS Orations. which are delivered without
tie aid Of notss or other helr, are distingnishse
above any we have ever heard, Tor sracss OF
style and maturity OF thought; they are no 20.
phUmoricL treatises.' with glrarns OF rrnin,
here and there shining through the prurienry
snd nashy wordincss CT composition, bat
which the fancy and the imagination cheer.
iully SET on. illustrate, aad internally the cio<s
and vigorous argument II would SEEM n
times, - il he were Possessed Of a supernssu.
feels psycolosized and led captive, Only able q
think or move at the aid OF Q magician. He
ruitrs the desired elemeats OF sn almost psr.
feet orator. he 10 enthusiastic, fervid, aae
impulsive, but not rash, frantic, or faEaticsl
II Passion blowes the gale, certainly Rsassn
guides the helm. His physical orranization 4
admirable adapted 70 tha expression 81 has e.
Mus; his moral and emotional ympathies Or,
quick, finely Jet strongly organized, And MOI.
ulate like q we'll INSIDE Instrument the voice a
which they give tone and utiarance, while his
voice IL strong, and ntted for the expression Of
every variety or intonation and cadance--K.
7. Co4rrQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23
spIRIT OBJ THE MORNING PRBss

The Trteiitcereer noticing the complaints OF
the South, that Louis Napoleon Is endeavorins
TO dismember the Oonfederacy by detach hing
Texas, areues that these complaints subjects
the whole theory Of secession to self eondem-
nation; for each State has according TO the Sc
eession theory entered the Confederacy with
the Acknowledged right to resume her inde-
pendent position, and make other alliances 1T
her sovereign pleasure.
The Chronicte urges the speedy concurrence
by the House in The senate bill authorizing the
Use ue Of letters Of marque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

SAsFEAycIsoo, Feb ai.-A seriou. contro-
yersy is going on in Honey Lake Valley over
the boundary question between California and
Nevada
Both sides claim jurisdiction over the land In
dispute. a California sheriff attempted to serve
8 civil process on the 18th, when the citizens or
Honey Valley armed themselves and fired on
the sheriff, and his posse eom,ts.us. Six OF the
eherif's men were wounded.
The latter had sent for relnforcenents, and
his asssilants are also expecting an addition to
their strength. Both parties are very defiant
and ut last accounts were terrifying themselves
in log houses.
A schooner just arrived, brings sdvices from
mazatian to the I'D CT January.
Four thousand Mexicans, commanded by La
Vega, had sailed for Acapulco. The object OF
this movement Is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

"Luciilr Western has flied bill under
the National copy right law, in the Balti.n0ra
Courts against George Kunk-l, theatrical
manager. and Samuel F. Ryan and Kate Der;a
Ryan, his wife, for an injuR ction restraining
the defendants from performing the play Of
EsEast Lynne" dIaInatized by g. w. T2yieure,
EGG and purchased by cemp lanant; and also
for damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

CohwAY.-A resolution passed the Kansas
State SENATE, a few days ago, expressing
feisned regret at the course OF Martin F. Con-
way In Congress. In the House, substitute
WAS passed, Indignantly denouncing his resoiu-
ton, offered in the National House Of Repre-
sentatives some time since. The substitute de-
cisres that Conway has betrayed the confidence
of the people OF Kansas, and calls on him, rs an
uniaithfuI servant, To resign his seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

Mr. SPUEGkoN Oh PRESIDENT LINCOLN
TRCCLAEATIoS.-Ths Rev. T.. III. Spursron
preached Sunday week TO crowded
audiences. In the evening the huge tabernacle
was cros ded to excess; there could not have
for tbs, a.: shaA seven thousand persons present.
desisrrd tall ;, OF e.s-r~er1I move tfat it'll;
out me wat asssRblasS thsEs, wa. one 6Sarty,
thrilling because In the Metropolitan r.->.c~-
nacle the worshippers do not generally make
any audible responses. Mr.. Spurgeon has
hitherto looked ppon tina war.s s,Tad I'll ~ il
might be sfopped,-London Daily NeDs