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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
Evening and Midnight Reports.


From General ROsecrans.
WAsHIHoToN, Jan. 6.-The following dispatch
has been received at headquarters here: '
HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF THE CUMBERLAND,l
January S, 1868.
Major General Halleek, General in-Chisf:
We havo fought one of the greatest battles
of the war, aud are victorious. Our entire sue
cess on the 3lst was prevented by a surprise o.
the right flank, but we have nevertheless
beaten the enemy after three days. fight
They fed with great precipitation on Saturday
night. The last Of their column Of cavalry
left this morning. Their loss has been verJ
heavy. Generals Rains and Hanson are killed
Generals Cledson, Adams and Brecklnridgt
are wounded.
(Signed) W. s. ROSECRANS,
General Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

AND ALL OTHERS >L{ttt Lny
Wishing to while away an hour In pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail to visit
the magnificent voa. (,
WINANT BILLIARD ROOM!
Two doors North Of the Neil Houae.
1T CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLEsl
Also, the 81, 500 Premium Carsow Table.
Kent in tho neatest style, with any quantity Of
the best Of Cues, Balls, etc., etc. <
ian 6-tf. -,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
The Loss OF the NIOnitor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Commodore Bank
head, in his official report of the loss of the
Monitor, says four officers and twelve men are
missing. He expresses the opinion that the
Monitor sprung leak in her forward part,
where the hull joins to the armor, caubed by q
heavy spread ss she came down in the sea-
She sunk In forty.fve fathoms of water. Anoth.
er account says those lost refused to como down
from the turret, afraid of being washed away
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

New YoRK, Jan. g. Rebel telegrams state
that Col. Fay, of Mise, was killed at Murlrees-
boro, and Gen. Chalmers and the Colonel of
the lst Louisiana, wounded. The Richmond
Enquirer editorlally says the Presidents proc
lamation will be little more than an indecent
exposure of Lincoln's rage and fiendishness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

RESIGNED. Lieut. Col. A. s. Mariner, Of the
18th Ohio; Capt. James G. Ball, Of the 95!b;
Chaplain s. D. shaffer, of the 47th; Assistant
Surgeon Louis s. Gessner, Of the 37th; and
Liant Col. William Schneider.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
money Market.

Nav YORK, Jan. g.
Money very easy at 51s per cent discount for loans
oncall.
l48K01i5k for Bankers bills.
Gold 10 lower-openipg dull at 34934h and closing
aoverment stocks dull. q. 9. 6's 81 coupons, 9sk
3.IO Treasury Notes 102X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
JEWELRY AT COST!

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
In order to close up the business Of our Jew
elry establishment previous to dissolution Of
partnership. which will take place on the 18th
of January, 1868, we will now dispose of our
entire stock Of Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Gold and
Silver Watches, Tools, Materials, etc.; at cost
for cssh, without reserve.
gq1p eiL LEsQUEREUX g. SONS,
eWelers and Watchmakers,
No. II South High street
December, 1862. [dec23-dh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

startlIngi but truo.--Tho Volunteers
are Drawing the dangers Of Fever, sCurvy, Wounds and
Cholera Many gallant fellow will leave his bones to
bleach, who, by the aid OF HoLL0wAY's PILLS q
OINTMENT, would have returned to his family strong
and healthy. Soldiers, try them Only 25 cents per
Box or Pot H- o9G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

TIE best advice that can be taken 10 to sGue
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLKD TooTH PAsrE,-
Call for Is at Studer's, Marple's, Samuel's,
Roberto, Wilson's, Schueler's, Shaup's, Den
ig'e, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, d. D. s or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try il one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

Gov Ton has sent forty surgeons and nurses
to Murfreesboro. Persons in oil parts of the
State have offered their services, and all needed
have been accepted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

IT may be of general interest to the friends
of those having relatives in Gen. Grants army
to know that the sick and wounded have been
sent to Memphisr There are quite number
of hospitals at that point, where, we believe,
they will be well cared for, Quite number Of
them are from Ohio and Indiana regiments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

Promotions have been made III soI-.ai.
ment, as folloBs;. Lieut.. MP. Avery, to Cap
tain; Second Lieulenants J s. Allen, Benz.
F. Cooper, Geo. w. Hicks, to First Lieuten-
ants; sergeants E. A. Abbott, ]. B. Seaman,
william P. Chamberlain, to Second Lieuten-
ocka
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

D. x CARTER, Of Ohio, United States Minis
ter to Bolivia, has arrived in Washington,
bringing the treaty he has negotiated with the
Bolivian Government. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

The adjourned session of the December Term
Of the United States District Court, Judge
Leaviit presiding, commenced at Cincinnati on
Monday. .nAN "A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

We do not know the worst; but Ohio has no
doubt suffered severely in the recent battles in
Tennessee, in the loss Of many of her best off,
Gers and brave men. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

MAJOR A. o. RUssELL, of the 9th Ohio, was
neither killed nor wounded at Murfroesboro, az
reported.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

The Seventy. fifth Ohio, after spending the
last mouth on tho Potomac, has now marched
to the reinforcement of General Burns de, at
Fredericksburg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

DIR. c. c. HLDRETH, OF Zlnesville, has been
appointed Examining Surgeon OF Pension OPP
plicants.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

The Secretary Of War has revoked the spe,
cial order dIsmisaing Lieutenant Colonel Arm
strong, of the Ninety. ffth regiment from the
service --,-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

Rev. Col. GRANVILLE MooDY was wounded
ct MuFfreeaboro. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

J. REARrOTT, doth Ohio. recently died in
hospital at Washington. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
State and Local News.

TIE 124th and l25th Ohio Infantry, and Goth
Ohio Battery, left for Louisville on Sunday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

1d w. G. MoREHEAD has been appointed Post
master at ZAnesville. 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

Rsported for ths Ohio gtatesman,

GT For Morning and AjasrnOoa Reports. Gee
Fva Page.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
4 RESPONSE 10 THE ETHERtDG Il
LETTER

At meeting Of the Nashville Union Club
held on the evening of the lth Of June. 1864
Rev. W. @. Brownow. one Of the melnbp,.
thereof, offered the following preamble ana
resolutions, which were adopted unanimouslv
whereas, The Hon. L. Etheridge, in a re-
markable letter of three columns, in the New
York world, has set forth that there il al
Abolition Society in Nashville, meaning the
Union Club" of this city and whereas, hi.
entire letter has The comprehend ring, aud makes
war upon the administration and its war unlicv
and is calculated, if not intended, TO give laid
and comfort" to those in rebellion against tbq
government of the United States; Their, fore
Resolved, By the members of the .. Nash, lilo
Union Club, that this organization il one nj
loyalty and fidelity to The Federal Union. an
posed 10 this internal rebellion, forced nnon
'he country without the shadow of a pretext. NV
set OF the worst men Of the South that ever God
permitted to breathe the vital air Of earth. and
That we are opposed to every man, north and
SOUTH who at all excuses these rebel LEADERS, in
tnelr mad war upon the government, or sylnpa.
thlzes with their wicked objects.
Resolved, That the members of this organ.
iz'tlon stand upon the platform of prinoinIes
enunclated by. US 10 this city on the 11st dov
OF April, 1868, and in a speech made Inv tbis
same man Etheridge, in March last was q vear
ago, which speech was reported by the editor of
one OF the then Nashville papers /; said reno,t
being corrected by Mr.. Ethsrdge before il was
sent before the world. ""'
Resolved, That President Lincoln. who ia
hd'ouled sy Mr. Etheridse at a most fearful
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NEw CouATgRFFlT, Information has heen
received from Inlay & Bieknel of new and
dangerous counterfeit which is just being cir
culnted 1t is upon the Bank of Delaware couu-
~ aud may he known by the following char
ncleiislics ;--Viguet'e, blacksmith with
sledge, anvil, SO , large building. locomotive
with cars on bridge In the distance right end
Washington, . above, V below left end Frank
In, above, below imitation Of genuine.
TnE SKIN DELAWARE REoiMEsT.-C Com
pAuies &. d, II aud X, OF the Sixth Delaware
Regiment, arrived in this city about O'clock
VA Monday evening last. They were well pro
sied with knapsaGks, canteens, haversacks AMI
blankets, ut the Custom House, by Capt ual-
lnsher. One company was completely equipped
A collation. was given the men at the head quar-
tiers If the Provost Guard after which they took
their departure for Havre de Grace in an extra
train Of cars, about three O'Clock.
SENDING Tnrm Forward Captain Crossley
succeeded in enrolling twenty five men on Mon
day They were sent to Havre- de Grace on
Tuesday morning, in the train which took the
remainder of the Sixth Delaware, Up to last
esaiug Capt Crossley had procured about 40
men.
Ordered TO PORTLAND The Revenue Cut
ter Dohbin, on this station, has been ordered 10
Portland Maine, to take the place of the Caleb
Gushing, which was blown up by the rebel pi-
rates, She sailed Oh Wednesday last
| DELAWARE ENcAMPMRSr, |. o. Fat stated
meeting of Delaware Encampment, |. 90, T.,
held gu the 10th nlt the following named gen
year;-C r., WIN. II. pierson II p, john l.
l'ir-on $ W., Geo T. W. Dick j. W.. Peytor
4 West s, Edward McIntire T. Enos II
Jefferson
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
CITY MATTERS.


FULToN applied steam T. the great practical
uses of the age Morse Inns brought dAlvanism
to be the daily servant OF millions Of men. New
ton uDrayelled the mazes OF the stars and made
their motions the mariners guide on ihe track
less ocean. What these men have done in their
departments, Dr. Aver does in medicine. lie
turns the great discoveries in Science aud
Physics 10 use IN the cure of disease nnd makes
the occult discoveries of the great chemists
available for the wants Of every day life. His
medicines for the low prices at which they are
cold, bring within the reach of every inun the
best wisdom and the best skill Of modern times.
srEgR's SAMBUoi WINE.-we publish to-day
Nh advertisement of this noted and excellent
American Wine--samples of which can be tasted
ut all our Druggists. We believe it to be supe
rior, in every respect, and in all desirable quail
| tes-mediclnal not excepted-to pure aud genu-
inc imported port, worth ten dollars u gallon
Try il, If you are AN invalid requiring healthy
aud harmless stmhlant, and shun the miserable
humbug wines with which the country is flood
ed, and not one gallon ia n thousand of which
contains drop OF the juice of the grape Vat
Aims Republican,
Druggists keep this wine.
! STARTLING nur TRUE.--The Volunteers ar,
Drawing the dangers of Fever Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave
/ uls huntS lh htflttut Nuut ny Ano hlh VI hphhN
WAYS pIlLs AND ONTMgNT, would have returned
4 to his family strong and healthy. Soldiers, Try
them Only % cents per box or pot. ~
THg ADAMS EXPRESS CoMrASY.-The Adam
Express Company have now car attached Il
the train running from Wilmington to Salisbury
Maryland, aud intermediate stations, (Exprcs
train leaving the depot in this city nj o'clock
A. NJ. To Dover and intermediate stations
every evening AT 50 o'clock. North, at . A. NJ
aud > NJ, aud South ut . a. NJ. The COMPANY
are now forwarding freight md parcels to For
Delaware twice u day, morning aud evening 49,
Persons desiring to send packages to their friend
in the Faith Delaware Regiment, " the Fort, cal
now have them forwarded by The Adams Expires
Company. Apply to Samuel +. Belts, Agent, n
the office, No. q West Third Street je &c la
LADIES, will you all take the time to cal an
examine llyde's new Double Cure Tape au
Cord Hoop Skrts, made Close ut top mad bottom
which makes them superior to any Skirt in tn
market We eau make you Skirt yard
long, and yards around, or we can make yo
Que . yards around in fact any size or shnp'
ANY person who will call and look NJ our max
OF SKIRTS before buying elsewhere, will not onl
save money but get better article. We ieiun
, the money or give entire satisfaction.
W. II. HYDG. Agent, manufacturer of Hoo
Skirts, sol Market Street Wilmington, Del.
Branch at Philadelphia, 75G Arch Street
J. S.-Ladies will please not bring Any mol
of Cheap JUhn'A miserable Hoop Skirts for n,c
repair je % 2w
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


TnE SuoorlNG OF CHIsFiELD. We learn the
following facts in relation to the unfortunate oc
curreuce which took place at llnyre.dc Grace
on Monday morning last, by which a member
of Company +, Fifth Regiment, Captain Holt,
named john G. Crisheld, lost his life II 40
pears that the Company had been out perform
ing guard duty, and returned to Camp The
men were directed to clean their guns without
diseharglug the load, A young man nnmel
Garrett, son of EllwoOd Garrett. of this city,
had sat down for that purpose. He hnd taken
Tho cap off, wiped the tube and, az he prr
sumed. removed all means Of danger. MIR Girls
field had taken seat some distance in advance
OF Garrett, aud was also cleaning bis gun; when
from some cause or other which will perlnt.
forever remain mystery, Garretrs gun dis.
Charged, the ball entering the tnce of tide de-
ceased Just below the eye. lie died in nboui
forty minutes after the accident Those who
witnessed the occurrence exoneraic young Gar
rett from all blame in the matter, and Atnl, tl.t
he has always been very careful and was at
that time using grent caution 10 avoid the nos.
sihity Of premature discharge OF the ptcc.
Crisheld's remains were brought tn Ills civ
the same evening, aud were Inferred yrstet,l,y
afternoon. The deceased was u man of exem-
plary habits, universally respected by all who
knew him, and this sad event has cast Il pioum
over his comrades in arms, and the large circl,
of friends with whom he commingled.
M Nhw foslA'h LA"'-ihe new postage
INV INV Wtnl lh'o operation on wednesday list
.,g.eai.er .e,frs anu papers WI be delivered in
WIS wy iIee ol ennige. The Law hxe4 the
t TIKI OF postage on newspapers as follows;
So"y, per luur,'r' 10 cent?.
OK ''ihes wees per quarter, 30
/ Iri-weekly, per quarter, Ia -"
Semi weekly, per quarter, 10 &"
] Weekly, per quarter y. q.
The postage on drop-letters will lac to,, c.,t.
instead of one aa heretofore.
which prevailed in Pbia(lelpbia an III. ~"
ult. five boys in a boat in tha nel,yor -,
great danger of being drowned and ,ycr. a,,.,, ~
through ,lg ,nstrumenrniitv nj Inh,, ~ w..
ton. a PRINTER who serve1 his ,r,ra,;,ai '.''
this Office The hoys were in s,nall sei 2aa ~
and were being driven nbont he ,I .tor, .,.;.,
Ihgeu WIN great violence Mr. Wharton seeini
.neH uaugrr, sprnhE into the river from
h'enuuoal' swan 10 Tue boat and with gren
eoo.ne ss aSu presence OF mind ran the httl'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION
or THE
Governor of Delaware.
OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION.

A desperate enemy has invaded the neigh
boring States of Maryland aud Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington x Baltimore
Railroad the main reliance of the Govern
ment for the transportation from the north
of men and munitions Of war, is menaced,
not only by open foes, but their marauding
confederates, who, under cover of darkness,
threaten to destroy it.
The defence of your soil lies in keeping
open this door of communication, through
which reinforcements can be forwarded. The
true military line of this State is the bank
of the Susqnehanna. The most eilectiv,
way 10 prevent the spolialion of your hOus'
is to keep the enemy outside of it.
In this emergency an appeal was made t.
the loyal men of Delaware. They have re
sponded with readiness that challenges en-
comium, and self sacrificing spirit that eX
torts admiration They have left their work
shops, their stores and their fields. Ih
plough stands in the rnrrow, and the reape
in the grain already white for the harvest
They have abandoned their homes and con
mitted their wives and children 10 your pre-
lection.
appeal 10 you, citizens of Delaware, nc
to permit their devotion 10 be unacknow
lodged or their sacrifices unrewarded. Say
their crops, till their fields, succor the
families.
May God have them in his holy keeping
and incline your hearts to acts of Chart
and duty.
-, In testimony whereof, |, VILLA
10, CANNON, Governor of the State
Delaware, have hereunto set my hand ar
caused the Great Seal of the said State
be affixed, at Dover, this first day OF July,
the year of our Lord, one thousand Gig
hundred and sixty-three, and of the Ind
pendence of said State, the eighty-sevent
BY the Governor,
WILLIAM CANNON.
N. b. SMTHERs, Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

SKuLKlSG During the discussion at the
recent Merchants meeting in Pitlsburg, a gen
tleman named Vankirk, hailing from Elizabeth,
edged his way to the front for the purpose, as
he stated, of letting the meeting know what the
people up in his part of the country were doing.
Well, then" he remarked, 81 will tell YOU
what we are doing. We are doing iust
nothing at all, and don't intend to do. We are
all skukers up there We have skukad from the
beginning Of the war, and we intend to skulk 10
the end of it. Let your iron and glass manu-
faeturers go on and put up Notifications at their
own expense. 1t is wise precaution. Aud
when you have got them finished, If danger
threatens us We'll skulk down here, PERKINS,
and seek protection behind them. / Tell YOU.
gentlemen, there are skulkers everywhere, and
the only way to reach them Is by proclaimipg
martial law. Then all will be on the same level
and obliged to labor in the common defence. y
The above remarks were delivered with a,eood
deal of force and humOr, and we're received with
loud applause. '
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

rtle, is greatly to blame for not having dis
covered at an early day that Mr.. Ethcridge was
the only man IN Tennessee qualified TO serve as
Military Governor that he ought TO have heen
Prime Minister in bis Cabinet councils; that
he ought to have been Minister 10 all the courts
of Europe ut one time that he ought to have
consulted Mr.. Etherdge in all that wna done in
regard to Tennessee, or any of the border States,
the appointment of generals in the field or the
employment Of negroes, in or out OF the Amy
and that the President having failed to do so,
has displayed lameutable want of saHacity on
his part.
Resolved, That in view of MIR. Etherdges
position as defined 10 this matohleas letter, he
is suitRble candidate Ia be run fov the lucrative
office Of CLERK of the House Of Representatives
by the 'peaee party" in the next Congress, aud
in opposition to the abolition party, against
whom he is now NJ CALAMITY, eloquently, and
heroicaly contending.
Resolved. That tue friends of the peculiar
institution, aud the advocate OF southern indie
pendenee, who. have for years past made war
upon Mr. Etheridge because of his alleged abo-
liton procliyities aud Of his voting and speaking
in favor Of the black Republican party, ought To-
now forgive all his sius past present aud to come
aud receive him into the full fellowship in the
most holy communion OF Jeif Davis. lsham O..
Harris and Dick Mccain, trinity in unity,
aud the embodiment of all that looks to the glory
immortality aud renown of the everlasting
niger
Resolved, THAI this preamble and resolutions
be published in the Union aud Press, of this city.
aud scut out "nto the world, ~ an offset to
tho many copies of the New York World flaukod
by the newborn conservative, " Il. Etheridge,
and at present an officer of the Lincoln govern
ment, under pay, aud enjoying the liberty ui
speech upon large scale.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Proclamation of the Mayor.

N. B. sMrnrRs, Secretary of State.
MAYORS OFFICE, I
CRY of Wilmington,
June 80, 1863, J

CITIZENS or WLMNGToN THE enemy is on
our borders. From the latest advces it is eyi
dent that he intends to push his forces to PhiIa-
delPha, our neighboring city. 1t is more
than probable that when he crosses the susque-
hanna 10 force your homes will he in danger -.
Esery impulse of patriotism and duty calls aloud
to you to organize and drill in companies immc
diately. II mol possible to defend our city
against an overwhelming force, such organi1a-
tion will at least give patriotic sense of &C.
Ourily and enable rs to cooperate with otler.
who may assist u.s.
earnestly call upon every one capable Of
bearing arms to enrol himself in some mlitar,
company, and upon all those who have any OK.
perence skill in the profession OF arms to tak,
the lead in organizing aud drilling such yolun-
teers as may be willing to serve in this emer
geucy. VINCENT G. GILPlN,
Mayor.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

c..t ttt -, -
ueherel Hooker mas been relieved from his
eo'nin'ni' ms successor IS Mhlor-deneral Geo
w. Muhne' rus eallant oihcer needs no intro
uuctloh To the Fhladelphians, and but a brief
one TO The public at large for his eountrymen
nave become iamll'ar WIN his great merits as a
soldier during tue progress OF this war.
george IT, Meade was born IN Span during
a Temporary s"l'urn OF MS parents IN TINT couu
Try returning win 'hFin to the United States
at an early age he entered the Military Academy
at west Folnt III 1881, md graduated in 1885
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

mn, p,.,.,,, Nf,.,, NJ -. . t:u
inh "a, he'.i vs.. why 10 A'n
P,nile ~ naAe u uonsenuoe",i nnu
.uu e1le' seUIS, Vi gonuno,lps 1t 30 'na' 1t sn
su,noa''o" Is 10 'oi'e peIp'e Out u,
o,a.aa,a ~ ureaA up neIeu1"'y anu
'o' us vi p'ayer 10 enA,ii ni'n lhiu
'o' ss'a'aess ., the mHen,neiy oi Tue meeting
sos 'uJt 'Hey s"a'' pray "'uesSly' naturally ana
- 81,
n'ose az, N. ~, pre,ence' an MOCK
suleu'.'.g nnu ueso.'on ue pu, aWay Let no
nun suher hi'nseli 10 appear 10 ms brethren
"Iul no 10 wv 'or 'h's IL part OF tue inluhe1on
hes evriy uiau speaA 'he run WIN nus neigh
w. - ,u,a rug W. "Vt op'e,'eu una 'ne lie
gueht lenuencies 10 Nolate II oe NOT corrected,
.n ', P,nyer,meeung WIN degenerate, anu people
m'n 'os1 n's' ",l pr""'l anu 'nen All interest IN
.n'ln ror' "h"t u people shoulh go TO an even
lng plly, h9' 10 the,r natural character but one
sfNhs 10 DC orlillah'i another To be witty,
nnuln's ut, 10 pe ,nslrueli'e' ano'her TO ne pro
NUM- VINO coulu enuure inc shame lhere ~
n'eu Oh prayer, meetings. oil men VINO are willing
10 s."nu Simply ana only on what they are and
"n "a, 'ney hnse'
Tue sIeahing IN PIayer-meeilngs should be
oonVerSa'iohal' ana so' natural. The words
spoken shouli now naturally from the hearts
experience OF else it were better to be silent.
usually, however, when man has nothing ID
say ne gets up anu exhorts others Il repent