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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
(NO. 49,
ono. 49,
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SSc
wnxHxAs A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United states, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 18th day
Of January 1858. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate credits and effects OF
william H. Bell t0-wit:Certan Promissory Notes amount
ing in the aggregate $1,000. given by one Robert N
Williams In connection OF certain real eSta in Madison
county for violation the powers Of an act OK Congress-
approved July IT, 1851 entitled IAN act to suppress in
surreco1 punish and rebellion, TO seize and
eon-cste the property Of rebels. and for other pur-
snd praying against said property and that
The same may be condemned and sold enemies prop
srty
Now therefore in pursuance Of the monon under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice TO all persons claiming said property,
sny part thereof any Interested therein,
they he and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held the city sf indianapolis,
IN and for the District Of indiana the third Monday Of
February next o'clock Of the forenoon OF that day,
then and there interpcse their clsms, and to make
their allies atoms IN that behalf
D. G.. ROSE, u. s. Marshal.
Per l. s. BlGEL0W, Depaty.
Jo9x H. RxA. Clerk. febs-di4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
NO. 2l4
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA SIS.

Whereas libel Of information has been ned IN the
District Court Of he United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and Dsct Of Indiana the 18th day Of
January 1858 oyJohn Hanna, ESQ ATTORNEY otthe United
the District OF Indiana sgsnstthe following de-
.crib>d estate credits moneys and effects OF certain
sons unknown towi: e<5 90 in cash in the hands OF
J. 4 W. Forthe; also the Of $75 90 In cash IN the
hands Of one r. B. Mccain for violation Of the
powers Of July IL ls62 entitled
TAN suppress resurrection, TO punish treason aud
rebellion seine and eonfscste the property Of rebels
and for other PURPOSES" and praying process against
said cash. and that the same may be condemned and
sold : enemies property.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monton under the
seal OF said Court 10 me directed and delivered do here
BY give public all claiming said cash,
;, snv part thereof or in any manner interested therein,
hsthey and appear before the said the strict Court
United be held city OF Indianapolis
in and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday OF
Feb uary next o'clock ofthe forenoon Of that dsy
and there nerpose their claims and make their
allegations In that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, United States Marshal,
BY l. s. BIeKLow. Deputy.
Attest
yoxx r. RIA. Clerk. feb3-dlN
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There is no class Of dserse that produces such exhaust
ing effects upon the human constitution Diabetes and
Diseases Of the Kidneys BLADDER aud Urinary Passages,
and through false uoesty they negeees antil they
advanced be beyond the concs u ordinary
remedies. and present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
(No. I'LL
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, So:
warsxAs information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states within and LOT
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 18th
day of January. 1853. by John Hanna ESQ.,, Attorney
for the District OF Indiana, against
the following described credits and effects OF one William
J. Holcomb to-wit -Four Promssory Notes, all dated
March 3oth 1881 for eseo 90 each. payable IN l. and
years respectively from the lt October 1851 with in
terert said given by John j. Oaks to one
Seth Way and BY him assigned and transferred TO said
comb secured by mortgage on certain real estate
In Lapore county, Indiana violation Of the powers OF
an Of Congress- approved July H. 1852 entitled An
suppress nsurrecton, TO punish treason and rebel
on seize and concae the property OF rebels and Tor
other purposes praying process against said properly
and that the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemiss' property
Now therefore, pursuance Of the moniton under the
seal Of said court TO and delivered do here
by give public notice all claiming said proprty,
any part thereof In nteresteu therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United State be held at the city OF Indianapolis,
IN for the District Of Indiana the third Monday OF
February next O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that
DAY. then and there nterpose their claims ADD to make
their allie gations In that behalf
d. q. ROSE, U. s. Harshai.
Per II. S. BleELoTs Deputy.
Jonr II. RkA. Clerk .ebS-dlat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

Nh VIM. III. GRECO.
Deu- Sir have or several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease, Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors until Constitution
Water. and you NAV ne assured that | exceedingly
pleased with the result IL has entirely cured me- and
you may make use Of my name you nay dt in
gard 20 the medicine. have entire confidence in its
efficiency. Yours Truly, FUND STRONG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
STATE DEBT SINKING FUND.

II HAVE OF HAND. AT Nj D.sTILLEgY,s NrIxs
South of Town. snail iet Of purc liquors for sale
Persons wishing pure article Tor medical purposes Win
do wei 10 call inmsdisfey these nquon viii be seh
AZ soon - possible Cali my re-siencs uzlss
Of Indznspos leave orders With : a. Ho>fgen
In the city A HoEFGkS.
spr5-dlm
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ELDER HARNESS Il BINGHAM
NOTICE

IIAvISG PURCHASED OF GEO w HAYES THE
III entire stock Of goods st o. North lnois street..
an author ned collect all 81 Is due the late arm Of
starting Co.. and will pay the ndebtedne>s Of said
firm. 5-siAhLiNo.
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purchase the price at which they sold IL
is however equivalent paying cent interest
and probability having redeem the bonds at their face


is however equivalent paying very per interest
and probability having redeem the bonds at their
the attention Legislature
general management of the above fund.- reports
balance due the fund of s67626 81 which, presents would
all the money Treasury the Treasury
debt oneha million. This results from the appropriations
exceeding the and the money apart the demp
ton the State debt the last applied purposes intended
1t should be the business of the officers Immediately after the
received apply the the purpose prescribed by
and leave be peyed upon appopa-
The the above fund the books Auditors
Office satisfactory. regarded special
fund.- only expended the public debt
other for the moneys and the books in his Office reference
report which shows receipts for in 1861
2637 81 disbursements of bonds be
s25944 54 satisfactory showing
expended The report also shows the fund have
United $4,000 Treasury notes. which
sold for S432639 60 which presume and al
though the bonds purchased nomnay price
sold at still the loss the State in the above s
361 TO- also from comparing the redemption
of bonds going simultaneously with the negotiations and
selling of them, the necessity for which the committee cannot
comprehend.
By of the special session. approved June 1861 the officers
authorized make temporary order pur-
chase supplies troops of this State provide
of The under provision of this Loans
made including, however, back December, $780, which
amounted in total January 81, 1862, 5735 33
Upon which paid debit. 1533549 II
Over paid ..................... sa7sl4 50
This presumed TO be account of interest and
makes a formidable item in the past expenditures
The committee 60 back and judge of the necessity of
loans does there have been given very
liberal construction to the law which limits the necessity
chasing supplies and providing transportation to troops the
service the State Besides these loans took during
the when bond loans being negotiated and OF
the proceeds of which these be paid The committee do
not desire TO be but think the record OF oil
such Importance and SO delicate nature should be accompanied
oy an explanation OF the reasons o SO oong especially ume
acno"s anu cafeioi III '"ei' ACCOUNTS
ACCOUNTS WITH THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Inc o'a.e mas eceVeu iro ne enea d eno"h
oy the AUDITORS report
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that has equal IN
relieving the class Of diseases viii n has been found
einently successful IN curing and trust that shall
be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable remedy
in form meet the requirements Of patient and phys
clan.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrS-PRICE 81.
WIN II. GREGG 4 CO. Proprsesors-
Morgan Alien. General Agents. No. %s CHI street,
New York Wright French, 6 Randolph ST.; Smith
Dwyer - Lake St Wholesale Agenis. Chicago Illinois.
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Why should | buy q box Of

Why should buy box OF
BRAN DE'S 4 u ) s l. A GO
THE WONDERFUL 6RANUIx0
Because the, cure Hoar -ness, sore Throat, &c.
Who has not heard Of the
What houh take for Ssrs Thresu
what shsah tahe Cor Csldf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

HANNfilk, Pa, June = 1917.
DIR. VIM N. GRxGa-iedr Sir: In February, 1861,
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for five months
pa sed than gallons of water IN "a hours.
was Obliged to get up often twelve times du
ring the night and In five months lost about so pounds
in weight During the month Of July, 81, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in two days after
using il experienced relief and after taking bottles
entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
Nv. L. DE WITT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long gwen up the use of buchu cubes and
nber In the of these and only tn
for the want Of a better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
DYsMENoRUHA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATION, AN
IN MENORRHAGIA OR PROFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATION,

Which In the unmarried female Is constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds Of grave and
dangerous maladics the result and as month after
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient
ally loses her appetite the bowels constpated. night
sweats on, and the consumption finally ends bel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17
READ, READ. READ.

Irte and drench the kidneys and by constan, use
cad To chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-17

Has proved itself equal the task that has devolvet
upon H.
UIURETICS
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Ehe ths,., .DR
Merchants, BANKERS, Railroad MAN.
ayers, Insurance Agents, Hanu'
facturcrs, &c,
Is respectfully directed TO our Estsblishne.s they
desire frst-class work at low rates.
sss-orders from abroad will receive prompt attention
aSrwork furnish he'd In all the time promised
- Strangers from distance, and bus'-
ness men of the city and country. are cordial
ly invited to visit our office, and examine our
facilines for executing every description OF
Printing in the neatest style, and on the most
reasonable terms.
~ Office on Meridian Street, South of Wash
ington Street. opposite the Postofhce.
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From San Trnncisc0.
ARRIVAL OF TuE ARCTIC WHATS T

aRglYAL OF TuE ARCTIC WHALE FLEET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, Dee. T. 1853.
Sailed. steamer Golden City for Panama, ear
syng 100 passengers and g. 10000 il treasure fo- En-
gland. and Sa56 900 for New.York.
The Hos0ln!a Adrertiser. Of the 9th ~ November,
SAYS;
Twcn'y.four Of the Arctic feet Of whalers have az
pounds o. bone. Whales very abundant during
the latter part Of the seaSanthe water perfectly
alive Will them. Hundreds 6ysssels could easily have
been filled with them withour percclIiby diminishing
their number"
The advertiser recommends shipowners 10 send AL
their idle vessels 10 the Arctic.
Thesane pepper reports but fow arrivals from Ocho,sk
and these had done poorly. The whales abundant
es ususl 5Gt the weather was rough.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, Dec. lS 1863
The Constitution for Nevada, which the peo-
pie 10 vote on for against the 18th o. January
next il pabsbed. IL declares that every citizen owes
paramount allegiance 20 the Federal Government
Neither the Legislature the people permitted
70 create state debt exceeding $500 OOO bu; IS VDuU
in bonds may be issued 10 aid the construction OF the
Pacific Railroad Electors must have their names reg.
t,ered and poll tax before permitted 10 vote
The legislature Is prohibited from passing local or
special MS general laws being required 10 suit sac
cases 1he sessions u the legislature fIed gt 20
days. Tie salary Of member of Sc daily. state
officers are ~ be elected for two years aud Supreme
Judges for SIX years,
Paper money Is prohibited Mines end mining prop
erty are taxed the other property The latter
provision meets with decided opposition and may cause
tie rejection OF the const ,tOn BIZ the popular vote
The ship Courier from New York and the ship George
George Peabody spoke Oct ~. ship Crerorne' New
lork ior San Francisco; Oct. H. Winfield Scott bOs-
toa for San Francisco
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NASHVILLE, Tuesday. Dec. Is, 1853.


There is q rtlmor here that General Sheridan,
commanding tho column in pursuit Of Longstrset, CD
couutercd the guard eest of Knoxville, and sus-
aimed heavy repusc, in which General Sheridan is
said TO have been badly wounded.
The rumor is not generally credited at Gen. Rous'
seau's headquarters But it is traced to several dis
fnot sources. Unless corroborned by dispatches from
Chattanooga Of this date the story viii be diseredted
Gen. Palmer had resigned his command OF the 18th
Corps and reached Bridgeport on his way home when
he received orders to return to Chattanooga his reS
aation not having been accepted.
Col 0lesener reports from Columbia that the Rebel
eserers and citizens fOcng to that post in great
Numbers asking to be allowed to take oath under the
Presidents proclamation. Col NJ says. in regard 10
fhenunbers arriving, that he has the like.
few days ago. Capt. Perkins of the nth Tcnnes-
see Cayar applied TO Gen. Rosecrans for permission 20
take the oath OF allegiance under the Amnesty Proc
amatiou. He says in letter that the actual position
OF Tennessee is not understood appreciated by Ten
uesseeaas In The Rebel Army. and their eyes have
been opened only since his capture.
The trial of Frank Gurley, the guerrilla who killed
Gen. McCook year ago, is now being concluded. JIG
vii undoubtedly be hung.
Horace Maynard, the Attorney General Of the State
declares IN published letter that the usual county cleo
tons TO be held in March neit in tho State
The su,an pox has broken out at Franklin.
The railroad improvements in Middle Tennessee and
Alabama are rapidly approaching completion.
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tnter.uiun,eW Ihi, Day and fvcain2

81, fa. u rs tAeefa, ,f y o'r fEsnfi
u t'if goDoy.
WAlIAcK TnsITgs, Broad@ay. cof9er Thirteenth 'u'''
kosc1ao. % NJ
wisTn OAapys Broad~ey opposite Bond sfest-Tiese'o Of
J.e4ve Man. =,
- Il. viry ~f.a4ie. be..lre--l aa,see Legacy.
T.rp.re, fH.sc.. Brosdr a. shove Prncs irr'-i nDc
Comedy ard Aasesvii.. , -, NJ. ~,
gAxglrxs Musgus B1oadSay-Arehian Gisnt-csni Cir,
(ia,t Bow LiinutaD kir. DC, ~ ~ houTs-iief Iron
-Jic..t 1rfes.e--tslos &c.. moon aud t.fenins
J,sios E1oys 10. 10 Lauren. .tToetal foI ~ Ihoms.
fIe- Chapel -. e..,..
VAN ~I:rHGAf NYsIornfK Br0rcvay ABOVE oIhs hfes'
Grand srnyfn 81 Wild Afinals
Rno.nvET AspsIrHrArrK BfOsdsay near Boors street
F.oaratslau AID Afhlcfc Performance. M =,
IlOPR CHAPEL Bro dWa., above fotth srrrih, 'i'n'
mo -. rcose0pticOn ~,
DusELDoRF OALLKY Broadway above sprng st'est-h'h'
bition Of John WOLF Pictues.
aErIsTa grSD Broadway above Holsou- Ro.a bonheaf
L. NJ. -.
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E,ppER-oa Sunday Dec 49, Mary J.. wifa Of Frederick

KlDpER-on Sunday. Dec 49, Mary J., wis Of Frederick
hidder aged 70 years
Tie relatives and friends Of he ranIy respectfully invited
to attend her funeral ursdsy. nth inst 1T ~ o'clock
from her late redence No I95 West FsadeentL street
without further invitation.
OAkEY-M Jaunca. Long Island, Mondsy Dec. B
Elizabeth d.. darebtorsof The Rev Peter ID. and Nancy
Oikoy.
Tie reges ard frends Of The family respectfully invited
- st'eudhcr funeral fhur-dayl afternoon az
o'clock, from the Presbyterian Church at Jamaica Cars
leave South Brooklyn o, /. pm
OHARAOn Tuesday morning. Dec. Is Of Ineribraneons
Group Robert ony Of Chare. EdwIdand hate iia a.
aE,d yoars, nonths and q days;
The relatives md friends OF the family respectfully invited
g. attend the funeral from the residence Of al, roDts No
Forty eighth street Thursday 1th al IL O'CLOCK
PLuNhEr-At Bra.hesr CITY, Ia. on Tgeslay tph, r.
Of wounds received the battle Irish Bend. April H.
First Lieut. lillian X. Plansei. Of Company l5sh hegi
Msnt n. y Iols formerly ~ the ith iBrooslyn) Reri
mont ~ T. y NJ, sscd about ~ years well known printer
hi. funeral viii tale place Thursday ne, Dec. H. at
O'Clock r. H. at ST. Peters Church State street Bond
Brook yn His friends members Of rs craft former and
present uebcrs Of he 1871 Regnest Nc, aro respectfully
Invited 20 attend His remain, VII be taken to Greenwood
VANDfRrOEf-OnT uesiy. Dec ~ Of diphihcrtic Group
Aoeno Ives daughter Of Aaron l. and Adtinc u. Wander
poei' ssed year and months: ..,-r-,.,
10 attend The nefsl Thursday aLerDgon u O'Clock
from tie residence Of her pAreats. No. = West Twenty
eighth street
WILIiS-On Monday Dec H. 1888. John Il. Wills aged %
NE relatives and friends Of the family also Of NE Henry
and sons.nisw. VIM. ~ Merrill, jr Andrew ; Bend,r q,
sls0 the members Of " aarngon Lodge No 81 = and A. d.
slso Ancient Chapter Royal Arch Mison, 10. l. also Co
lunhisn Commsrdery No Knight Tenpars, rlso Anaran
lodge No 32 %. OF q. H. respc uly iny tod to
send te funeral from biz late resdence, No 10 Nsndsrn
street, this day "Wednesday a, o'clock ..
WETHERBF E--Spddeny. Of congestion Of the lungs, ~
nac Hotel st. Louis Sunday Dec. H. ssed - years,
p I. Weherbs-.
Boston snd Cincinnati p-per' please copy.
WILLIAMSON Tuesdly morning. Dec. H. agd 81 year.,
John u. Wil.ianr sou o. the lsis NilIsr H. and Nwy
Nilians.
nj, nend. are Invited 10 attend his ncrL Thursday
morning 18th inst - 10 O'clock rom TO- East BToalSa y
kse'sF l. papers please copy
WfsT--At Washington Friday. Dec. n, ileury West,
az. - years. months and ~ days
III. neral g1s taken place yesterday hn, N eonsr
arene % accident T. the train iriinei Ills r'li
i've, ard friends re respectfully invited attend the irne
the residence Of "a. brother Alfred No IA Wet
Forty eighth street to-day a. O'Clock. LIS romans WI b"
tiksn - Greenwood for ilte-lnfn nj.
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DIED.

kylFs-attL the MetrspoIan oie on sandsy ,rt. lse -
Srnusi Perry Ayrss o. Ne- Rochelle aged a Jsm 10
month sHd day.. . . .,
.enl- ,nd acqa ,niancs respectfully invited 70 attend
Ia i.ueral from fa seacruog % tse irt. Wss Ajsu-
esq No. 81 Bank street., GA Wedrosdsy, t,h inst, I"
o'clock =.
gUII-on Monday Der a. leeJ q. Bullsils Hsrry Bull,
asod ~ years and anentns.
His funeral will take place u. G.h Inst =; " a.
Pniviln His sous william N. Hull and John Bull snd
family aud friends invited 10 attend
CLEAVFLAND-At WostPori, Conn Saturday. Dee IL
IN his Goth year john Ceayoaod Of the New.iors Var
Fnnrra OF Wednr.ay Dec TO- at ~ orlock The renfi Of
the deceised respectfully invited 10 attend ,ain
leaves hos i orr at III and Eeace. N'hpor al IS
O'clock Carfisgcs VIII wait a. the sausltDct station
JAISETT--Oa Tussdsy morning Dec. II. lane Hactt.
widow, OF Tdnund y. Hslct;, aged 81 years.
The Relatives and fignds Of the family nvitot o. attend
IN. fe al seIyicos at tie due rrIyier1u Church.
Eigbtysiz ssrg,t WednesdDy Dos. %. a. u o'clock
a
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CaskK. CHEEK, Cnsgk.--Doestieks MORT

CHRkX. CHEEK, CHEgK.--Doestichs (Morti-
ner thompson made HE bow before large audience at
zoe Coopes ssitute last evening His spiitOre were
good nsiased aud evidently determined 70 DO pleased
After very funny introduction which kept his trsrers
ia continual litter be proceeded 10 define what ne did
no: meep and what he did mean by Check" he did
mol mean porcine cheek, such butchers are familiar
WITH nor the pretty cheek bounded by beautiful Dyes
and bands Of soft hair. He meant ssdscity. inpert
hence BRAS. He spoke Of the cheek u lawyers. doc
tors editors lecturers. lovers husbands. wives old
maids old bachelors, and babies He dwelt az coDsid-
cradle 18th matrimonial check constantly exciting
tho laughter Of his hearers. IN his remarks IN relation
70 military cheek he compllmented tae brave boys In
tie field but he threw the Jayens Of his VII at the
nero dress parade soldier. ilnrgiing him ag LIST tho
stubborn wall Of facts until he looked ike 81 Sebastian
stlk Al over With sIT0Ys. H. sgok0 q ths cteeG VI.
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ErNraA FEMALE CoLLEoE.-The

ELMiRA FEMALE C0LLEGB.--The Womar's
Central Relief Association has just received az interest
ng testuoaisl Of the purity end wnsti' Of ou.hfri
hearts Tie young ladies Of The EIira Female college
voted 70 dispense with their Christmas festivities and
appropriate the expense 20 tie purchase Of clothing and
supplies for onr suffering Union prisoners N Richmond
Money TO the amount Of s2S Was thus expended, In
creased IL is estimated. to $50 by specia discounts
Sc Their President. who writes Ina. great en,h-sissn
p-svaled among them jnclosed also sl2 10 be used ~
ths association This noble disinterestedness Qor both
yo1ng AID old lore the Christmas fesi'aD rus, sepd
thrill o. pride and pleasure 10 every psrenial heart
shose child forms ole Of this sefdenying bsae. II Is
worthy Of note, bocsnsc the renquishnen, OF Christ
sports whom away from home Il especially unsei
ISL II vii. however yield TO them the tweetes' oon
penss;on FOR TO love Others better thar ourselves
makes daily he an alsar o;iroonse 70 God.
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the ReNcls making a number Of happy bits. which
brought down the house. Whenever lie made pstri-
otic remark it was invariably received with cheers. His
fings at certain members Of the Administration were
not WeD received, because they lacked the point OF
truth. \ great majority Of the men and women who
ettend Lectures the friends Of freedom and ere
always pleased when tyranny s the target OF the sstr-
igt and always panied when justice becomes the
marx Of wit Notwithstanding these drawbacks and a
few suggestive hints, which should have been omitted
the Lecture was q decided success. No common effort
could have held NeWYork audience 10 thsr seats for
upward O! an hour.