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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
FIsAscIiL AND COMMERCIAL

Fanny, Jan'y ., 1885,
The following are the resolutions introduced ito Ie
North Carolina Senate by Mr.. Young Of MeckL bary They
viii doubt be acted on al the Approaching
sSoired That In the opinion the General Of North
Carolina the redundancy OF the currency one OF he IN
causes present Unlisted prices Of life nj
the dcues under hch laboring and that al
should be adoI tel The amouut q
circulating medium. 3
3D. That il the Interest well daty Of every STATE Of
the COncderaey lend all the aid Ia their bring about
such a desirable result. 81. .-a.,a
g. That tho funding greater portion public debt
Of the meat attaining that e aud that
every shOd made induce the citizens Confsd
erac invest their surplus ndsine Bonds Of the Confederate
Cove
4h That the State Of North Carolina will agree guarass
the debt Of the Confederate Government In proportion sTe
resentsn In the Congress the Confederate Pro-
rded That each Of other Confederate States accept
proposition, shall adopt suitable legislation carry
Into effect In which these Resolutions shall guar
antee Of his State for her proportion Of said debt.
9TH That Senators and Representatives In Congress b.
qusted bring this subject before the lon Of Congress-
urge the adoption 9f such may carry the object
OIL These 'esoluilons into effect. n
ncei-iy hope says the Raleigh Regser) G the
M %oposeG may be consumnhted. Asbsms South CsolhE
h nav made like propositions, and have little doubt
As we Tsr stass Of the oonfsderacy will cine into Tho
s pee step that be taken suraia and
ah u'uo' Ss credit Of the Confederate ysrpfneut
Mi ssrs Pulham Co., hal another extensive sale of
yesterday Ten men brought an average Of thei
extrees being $loe and 1000 bow b,ough, Al 400 u.p
and child $4,000 and eh AZ oOo irl d sss;
two small girls, 81 600. -. .. t.....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
New England Alarmed.

The following which is the concluding paragraph. Of
long letter from the Washington correspondent Of the
New York Hsr,d under date Of the LIST inst, is sig
uiRcant in many ways but lis concluding senteneeis
peculiarly so, containing as it does, the sdmissiOnhat
the war is pretty essentially payed Out" and that an
other army could not lie raised except BY extreme meas
ures. He says: -.''
The emergencies of the country have become SO pres:
sing that even the New Enghnders becoming alarm.
ed. They have made heaps of money by the war; and
they desire to save it, In all the New England cities
merchants and manufacturers have accumulated fortunes
with une1amped rapidy; but they feel that unless sta
biy is given to the government their riches will take
wings and y away more rapidly than they came Hence
their anxiety that the present difficulties should be ad
iusted They agree in saying that another army could
mot be raised except by extreme measures and that
Utbe highways and byways will not swarm with the
Young men of Massachusetts," any other Slate:
Il has been proposed in the Congressional beargar
den at Washington, as well as in some of the Yankee
newspapers to pacify and win back the South by
expelling New England from the Union. The Ideals
one that will strike terror to the Goldfish ctzenry, for
if banished from the Union they will lose the fortunes
thew have made out othe war; and be left to starvation
We shall therefore not be surprised to find New Eng.
land endeavorng to close up the war very speedily for
the longer it continues the greater is the risk that she
will be thrown off. " :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
Comfortable Prnsnect.

The capture OF four thousand prise ners by General
Bragg places in hands probably hundred and fifty
officers including three Brgaders. These servants
ofabOtouim have before them the comfortable prospect
Of remaining in durance vile till the end Of the war,
as the proclamation of President Davis declares that
No commissioned officer Of the United States, taken
captive shall be released parole before exchange,
until the said BUTLER shall have met with due punish
" ishment for his crimes" We have now SO large an
excess of prisoners compared with those taken from
that may be reasonably doubted whether OpPOrtu-
nity for exchange win while the lasts. So
much the better.
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MEETING OF NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.

CAMP l4ru REG. n c. TROOPS,
Dec. goth, 1862.
Col r. T. BESXErr:
Sir;-At the suggestion of number Of gentlemen Of
this Regiment we the undersigned, respectfully beg
leave 10 inquire whether it would be breach Of
discipline ~ express our opinion in public meeting of
the Regiment regard to recent resolutions offered in
the Legislature oil State contrdvenng the authority
Of the Confederate Government
Respectfully,
W. II. WATKINS,
JNO. W MCGREGOR,
DAVID G. TuNAS
Committee.
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FOrR .DAYs,LATER' FROM EUR0PF..'

The steamer Ena has arrived at Now: York, with four
days later European adyices. From meagre summary
of the news.publishedin the Northern journals
lect tn. fotlOwing::. -
The London Times says Lncon's Message is bid for
peace His emancipation plan. it denomnates dream
The London News organ of Exeter Hall, says it has
no'faul; to find Liucoln'S emancipation scheme
The Globe defends the of the English Govern
ment in regard to the Confederate steamer Alabama
Mr.. Sidell has had another interview with Napoleon
and NJ Drouyn De LIluys and Count do Persigny
now in favor Of the South. ,-...Fl
The Paris correspondent Of the New York Herotd
under date of December l2th says that is "rumored
in diplomatic circles that the tories assisted by France
will succeed in oustng Pamerson and Russell soon after
the opening of Parliament. Golden, aided by other
economists will join the tories whose policy in respect
to Italy and to American Intervention is identical with
that of France" The Heralds correspondent adds that
the rumors are not without foundation and that in the
spring thorough change of policy in the British Gov
ernment may be expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

AN ,AFFAIR' OF. HoNoRA An affair of honor took place
al, the.Sprngs near the battlefield. of Fredericksburg,
on tho 18th December between Mr.. j.. R. Hafly, 81
Charsstor s. and Mr.. Rooster. OF New Orleans,
6osi members Of the first company Washington Arte!
.ry, of New Orleans. Nj. Harry, the challenging
party. The parties fought with horse pistols at twenty
PAGES. Atths first Ere Mr. HIS pistol snapped his an.
.tagonst's going off, but without effect: The seconds
then refused to allow another exchange Of shots
The demand for Satisfaction was caused by some re-
marks made by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

The foregoing information having been received a
meeting consisting OF the different Companies OF the
Regiment, convened upon the regimeltal grounds
On motion Of A. A. Waddill j. w Tracy was called
TO preside over the deliberations Of the meeting, and
Il Turner and G. ". Stronaoh to oct as Secretaries
The Chairman a1nounced the object of the meeting
to De an expression Of opinion relative 20 resolutions
which have pissed the second reading In one House OF
the General Assembly of North Carolina, which, IN
spiit and substance nuy the Conscripton Act OF the
Confederate Congress.
On motion, a committee Of the following soldiers, to
wit:
W. Bird. Company A; Il. ]. BOrrier, Company B.
'. Bennett Company D; j. N. Whitmre, Company +;
= h. Shankle, Company II A. A. Waddill, Company
C; J. b Martin, Company E. ]. " Rawly, Company
G.; ". II Hunt, Company l +; L. n knlto, Company IL
vas appointed to draft preamble and resolutions
The committee having retired short time, returned,
reporting the following, all OF which were considered
sariatim and adopted by reclamation:
Whereas Il became necessary in view oil the alarm
n encroachmens upon the most cherished and dearest
principles of the old Federal Constitution tor the States
nov composing the Confederate States OF America,
through their respective capacities to pass promugate
and carry into effect ordinances Of secession and where
as the Confederate States for the purpose of mutual
protection did establish Government, Vesting In said
trustee the sar-making power the authority 10 raise
aud support armies for the benefit of the esstl que
trust Now, therefore, be il resolved
lst That We have ua0ouaisd confidence N our Shiet
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go
MARRIED,

the sOh nf N6vrmber, 1862, by Rev r. c. Hoge Dr. T.
JPHRsoSS, ofGeogia, 20 NbswILTHLMISER MOON daugh.
ter Of Richard Moon, Esq, Of Aibemarle
BY the same January si 1853 Mr. wM IT, HANSON Of the
Green sp1ng Louisa county, TO Ms MARIA H0GE daugh-
ter OEtbe officiating clergyman.
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DIED..

Friday % January MAGGIE HoDaEDRS daughter Of Fhos
and jennie Baldwin, 10 the h Of her Her fu
neral will take place from the residence Of her ahe SUNDAY
at 9E O'Clock, p NJ.
The friends Of the family requested attend without
Their invitation
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

THE LATE GENERAL DUNcAN.-We copy the suIioih-
cd paragraph from General Bragg's order announcing
the death of Brigadier General j. X. Duncan: .gEi
The army and the country will lament the loss Of this
distinguished soldier time of life when he might,
with reason, have looked forward to long career Of
usefulness and honor. An educated officer Of fine
tanments he among tue first in this struggle to es
ter the service and content with subordinate posi-
ton By his zeal efficiency and gaantry he had sowoF
the confidence Of his government aud the admiration VI
in importance to that of COMMANDMENT. Chief Of en
army His heroic defence Of the forts below New Or
leans is known to all and his name has gone down 10
history. Dead to his family and friend4, he will sti
live Ia the hearts of his counrymen, among the
brightest and braves spirits Of the many who have given
their lives to the holy cause OF freedom -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03
IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT COURT, November Term 1870
Kent, Paine Co, Plaintiffs,
estr.
NATHAN IL. C0GBILL, D. O.
COxKIssIoSHx's oYr1cs,

CheslerNtII County, Oct TO h, lsTY.
All interested In the execution Of the foregoing decree
of the Circuit Court Cecrfe will please take notice that
have appointed SATURDAY ter Of January 1853 the day
which tue accounts directed Ia the said deeree on
which day they required attpn at Office with all the
vsuer papers and evidence enable to make
said ass comply 4 said decree at 10 o'clock
An. jos. GOODk, COnmsstoner
iA2-d8
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To CORRESPONDENTS

q tie wig"
Articles 0rs4 % 5oh sides Of ts paper ,OU not Be pub
kAed Tas = rle o. Lg ndiHg, OUgAt % o. hHOcH q
Az egi oil i9 b dsDa ted from Obituary H0Hess
szoseiiag 1irse hsss charged FIR a. ddrerfsshsNa
EW- v, UndsFtLFs 70 rstErH rejected e0aH'sHed
tona
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jon PEING 1--WE have recereda Hon.
A. IL Garland in ,hs Arkansas Contested Election printed
Ia%hlst form y Mes:t5 Gf2Es: Ey.G Build
iisp:c aeleditabs ons We hare fG% nIa
printed with toIoredlnk. ' 80 -; !, -
captured By Yay arrived yesterday. afternoon by
tie Central trsin,s - - - - = :. ''~' -:
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During the last wear there were 80 marriage licenses
issued in Petersburg, Va showing an increase of y
over the year previous
J. r. & I. E. King, propretors Of the Ivy Wooden
Mills Roosevelt Cobb county, Ga have offered the use
of their works to the Confederate Government leaving
it with the Government to pay them just whatt fit
1t is proposed to change the of Union District
S. c., to Gregg" in honor Of the lamented MaxcY
Gregg 1885,
Robert Bailey, halter, has been arrested in Atlanta
Ca charged strong reasons With designs to excite
aud insgate u5ubop&patlon Several and It is believed
ALL of the deladed servants implicated have also been
arrested.
One half OF Jlrrett's HOTEL in Petersburg, Va, has
been sold to Mr.. John E. Friend for $4,000.
Abraham Smith committed suicide in Rockingham
county, Va last week. by shooting himself 1t is said
that so serious had been his domestic difficulties that
his widow declined 10 his dead body and requested
that it might be decently buried out of her sight
Louis Uhlsnd, oae OF the first Of German poets, died
o. the 18th OF November at Tubingen. The deceased,
some Of whose works have gone through sorty editions
was above seventy-Ave years of age 49,
G. B. HOygOOd, Esq, lawyer Of distinction, and an
estimabe citizen of Atlanta Ga, died IN that city on
Friday last,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

Very GoOD.-An officer who has passed through va
rous battles 10 Of crack regiments and sustained
the reputation of gallant boys in all of them, writes
oeuary to his family that in the battle of Fredercks-
burg he was 'sghHy wounded in the coat and MORALLY
| frightened - FIyeftsviUe Observsr
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HsAporArreRs l4ra \. c. TaOOPs.

HeADQUAErgRs l4rH n. c. TRooPs
December 20, 1862.
Messrs watkins MsiiREGoR and TtLNAS:
Gentlemen Your note making enquiry as to the
proprey and consistency with discipline of expressing
an opinion respecting he resolutions of Legislature
is in hand aud hasten inform yOu that the "Arti
ces Of War not infringed by action in the pre-
misses.
sm, respectfully,
X. 7. Bennett Colonel
COmdg l4th n c. Troops.
To " III Matkfns j W. Mc(iregor. ID. c. Tilman
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@ THis SISTERS or CHARITY

49, TBFE SISTERS Or CHARITt,
D>-S2 and Children OF st. Josephs Female Orphan Asylum,
gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of Twelve Hundred and S
Dollars enclosed in the following note from the esteemed Chaplain
Of the 18th Louisiana Regiment:
CAMP NEAE FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. LIST, 1868.
To ne Sisters Of Charity:
Enclosed you will lind New Years gilt from the 18th LeuIana
Regiment the Orphans under This noble Of
the truly gallant b we'll tbs nVineLe displayed
by them In the thirteen hard fought battles surely eni them 20
proud position among their fellow soldiers Of the Southern Con
fdetacy Have the children for the of holy
Respectfully, Ray. J. SIBERIAN,
js3-P Chaplain Of the i4:h Is. Regiment
No. REV. II. T.. nABNEY. ID. ID.
hN1S Professor In the Onion Theological Seminary, will
preach In The 2nd Presbyterian Church. DR. Hoges tomorrow
morning, at II O'Clock. jaS-lt
ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II MAYO sTREET.-1he exercises OF this School will be
stunned on MONDAY, the 9th instant.
jt3-ltS c. p BURRUss
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STOCK, EXCHANGE AND .BANKiNG !HOUsE

.JK-ANTED to. hire for-the ensuing year, or
Nv by the MONTH Trustworthy MAN, House Servant
aIsos female COOK, WASHER and iRoNfR and two MAID
Servants Apply 20 same, Orto 81 TIC. DANIEL,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT. COURT,
l. CLERKS oFFtcE-To Hon. THoMAs.g GH0Ls0N Judge;
Of the Circuit Court 81 Chesterfield! " " =
Hunbly cOmpaning shoysh- unto The Court yout Combis,
Horace a. Kent Wm g. Pans, and A. Paine merchant. and
partners trading e m and yla Of Kent iuS Co...
OF William L. cre;ck, dsch Who In and Contribute
tho costs Of this Bu That VI liam costk departed this
life in the Of nt.stse and indebted 20 your CoIpis
IN the S9l9 $1,000 Will Inter Crit day June
1885, and sundry other persons 10 large That
r. ThweA GualGsd admir- of said decedent the June
Term, at the County Court VI 10 county, With James H.
s ISeSay SGssS a. HI s directs That
has made no settlement Of said estate aud has In
That said rhwea powers az sdm has been revoked
retains the o said estate and wholly falls TO
DAY the creditors Of hh interstate.
In slleraiOn Of the premises and Comps
are without relief In Court Of Equity they said
Thweat Johnson be made defendants TO this suit and
required this BILL and be required 10 render before
Commissioners OF this Court account showing pTicu
disposed the the decedsui
hnd specially required account the balance In bis hands,
Compts and the oter creditors OF the dece
dent according her prDratcs and that the Court will grant
such other and further rsf necessary TO this end and 10
Honor right and proper and la duty bound will
&c. WOOD, fer PliGs
IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT CeURT November Term, 1870.
Kent Paine Co, Paintids
against
VIM T. Crostlcks admir-, q Defendant.
this be heard Bill which ID taken
confessed all the de.Hdans whom
duly Aecutel and exhibits he and argued By
Counsel On consideration whereof tho Court do adu
decree that r. ~ rhTea late ada'r OF VIM H. Cros
tick render hcre Of the Commissioners Of this Court an
hir such Ad and said Conms
directed h state audit settle said account according TO the
principles Of Law applicable tn such cases aud report SAID account
Court with other matter deemed pertinent by
HIMSELF or specially required by the parties.
A copy-Teste.
NATHAN II. COGBILL. D. @.
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CtHANGE OF STYLE.-Our business here
" tofore conducted updor the style OF John Lancaster
Son. WILL this date he conducted under the style OF nneas
Ter 4 Co X. !. LANCASTER,
January LIST, 1888 tjai-sl P.twRGHr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-03

y oosTIDERIIE ThsPaymsnt 9nterspn the bonds
Otthe Confederate States due: lat d commenced,
yeserday In the room, IN Of Aers H>Mauss Office
hs coupon holders Presented themselves in large numbe and
must have respassrd seriously upon he Of the by
their 70 Get hold Of the reporter
Jooknglf0 door observe what gng heard the
men,. II JesuS Christ himself here ne coud'n We
and heard enous CHI and therefore retfed,.. 80
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500 HANDS WANTED.
TRPnRCAR IRnN WORKS

RICHMOND, Nov. 2Sth, 1859. 4
WY 10 hre the ensuing hundred Abeboded
wv negro men, employed by blast furnaces, In
Botetourt county, coal mines, James Rre seven
teen miles above this city,. ..--. D.. ~
generally remote from the ensny hnes ana
the negroes guarded think greaJ TO the interest
of those having hands Of 10 hire hera 10 ms,
The negroes supplied With the very best proylsns
which already been secn ed end food siohE ''
them nj ali sea sons OF the year .-.... . -l.r -,
Those OF whom hired for the present year VIII
inform whether shall retain these handsat the or-
naces until they are required and not 10 what point they
mali be returned the may have changed their
places Of residence. -,
payment, for the hire hands Will be made either at
Farnye Lynoburg Fncaste, this city, annually or quar-
tery, nj he option OF the owner
Application can made p T. Glasgow. Fncssle WIN. T.
Patton nj Clover Furnace Jsmes Patton Grace fu
mace Jordan Alum Springs John H. Jameson, Lynehbura
BENZ Holiday, Predercks Hail. Louisa Comfy James 81 Pcin
dexter, RAmyile the undersigned, at these works.
noos.-6w r. ANDERSON co.
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AssiuLr-kcase which has furnished II, city gop; win
sabecsfor diseuGh within he past few days dispose. Of
by the Mayor yesterday. FowerR Smith Robert Hr1et, nod
hGSiig eommIt assault Upon, CFErD stewS the
Post Office Depamest The inyessiton brought Various
rsAecng no especial credit upon he parties Immediately
concerned though did z. nd htkhs, took
any further than TO stand faI the ~ were Of
give security the peace and dschafged Capt
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NOTICE-The concern of SAMUEL M.
IN PIECE CO., hi: day dissolved By mutual consent Mr.
lack Temple withdrawing. sAM'L NJ. PRICE.
Nm. r. GORDON,
-;-f-.'J. TEMPLE. g.. a
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:IN.. CHESTERFIELD. CIRCUIT. COURT.

Richmond, Jan. ], 1863. -. JN0: II. WILLI1Ms
RI Examiner and Knqulrer copy. =, =. ia2-daa
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II the Dock 40 BY 30 feet Apply to Mr. Parker Capt
Kensey Johns o1les
js8--lw As Lib. .
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The undersigned will the hinss heretofore uaisr
the style and firm Of sAm1 NJ. Price Co.
Nm u. GORDON.
Richmond, January !, 1sas InH
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COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR FOR
" ls-Printed In handsome STYLE on Cards. Past Board and
One English letter paper for sale BE- gro. p. EVANS Co,
6aiAHtf Wig Building.
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LOCAL. 1nzmwa!

a 19xg tslr ras 70 Jcks few nights wslkaoWn
started out Jor sT,vfS iilcpd shose win call
brown not esdsd ,h.ygere sppfoached
by In closely Coat and slonchsd coming
rapidly from opposite direction The stranger suddenly
Cd The General Nth gesture. and exclaimed
THE General Immediately threw himself into a. posture Of Dc.
pu! B!oEn 6eHs Yougg and bis
tne supposed garrost lick on
beit6r the have cracked liz skull The
hgaweyman. before lhe 6lSS could be- fepsstei shouted
Propg 2er.oEns Sgs or highest our
who pc Sgua nSre n!.e fun vita hisehdsby
hastily explained and laughed Worthy 5Js though,
he had erpedensedHe wosf partor The joke.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13

Sunday School Union.
On Sunday afternoon March the lst, by
previous announcement the different Sab.
bath Schools Of our village, met in the M
E. Church, and were addressed by Rev
Mr.. Sprecher. Of Springfield. Ohio.
The exercises were Of most interest
ing character, and the hearts of the little
ones. for whose benefit this meeting was
called. were made to throb with deligh,
and joy. The interest of the occasion was
heightened by the Sunday School anthems
sung by the children, and the mora COM
picated pieces OF music performed by the
choir Of the Church.
It was a pleasant sight to look upon.
and r.-hops that these unions Of the Sab
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13

good upon the hearts Of some at least. il
not etfecting to some extent, to a greater
less degree, the minds of all. upon the
all-absorbing subject of religion. There
was. during the progress Of the meeting.
an absence of tha. over wrought feeling
growing out Of excited animal nature. pro-
ducing an abnormal condition of the
mental powers, and only exciting the
passions for the time being, and then,
like some evsnescent liquid. sinking
back again to its former condition. when
the cause Of excitement bad passed away;
as from our own observation, we know it is
too common in meetings where revival of
religion is in progress. There was no at.
tempt upon the part of those conducting
the meeting. to appeal to the passions. or
to ALARM and fiighten their heaters into
religion. Throughout there was an ear
nest appeal made to the teason--the no.
bier part Of man S nature; and as only the
heart cottld be reached thorugh this chan
mel, was conviction was fastened upon the
mind, which in its effects led many to go
forward and ask an interest in the pray
ers of tho church.
During the meeting over twenty FIVE
persons sought and found the Pearl Of
great price, most of whom connected
themselves with the church. May they
all prove faithful to the trust committed
to their care, and live in close commu.
MON with the blessed Redeemer, 50 that
when their days are numbered oh earth,
they may m cunt to that land Of eternal
life, where they shall receive crown Of
rejoicing at his right hand in Heaven.