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DIED.


., John Blunt j and daughter u the late Geo B. fisk
her frsra fro. residence OF her mother No % KEN
sen street, on Tuesday at " p m
BIRDsALL-In Brooklyn, on Second day tMouhy) morn
inr lat inst Charles Townsend youngest child Of James
aud Mariana T. Birdssll, aged months snd days ,
The relatives and fends OF tho family are invited 70 siend
the funeral from the cadence NO Si seoci
received :; The BATHS Of Rsacs Alfred h, Of os0fs'
HAvILAND-on seventh DAY, month Both. .fteT
long Illness Daniel q. Havsnd IN the 6h year Of his
from HI. ate rrsdeas. No % courabis street Brooku On
Third day nett TUESDAY. Aug 81 attp.m.
NEvINsn Brooklyn, on Monday. Aug. Jane. widow Of
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral Wednesday afternoon at oelock
from her late residence, No. 2%9 Livingston street.
OLCOTT-On Friday evening, July TO- 1854. Henry Steele
infant son OF H. y. and Mary 4. ocotl
REYNOLDs-On Saturday, July 90 from wounds received
June 8 .. the battle Of Cold HsrbOr Va Capt Stephen H.
Tho members OF ieS9 Of Columbia the fiends
decess-d and those OF his father Philip Reynolds
Invited to sesd The II Zion chIs . q
afternoon at O'clock
sMITH-In Ridseheld Conn. on Saturday July 90 Harvey
Smith. ESQ.,: in the I'D year Of biz age
Funeral on Tuesday, Aug 2, at ii a. m
TRACY-on Saturday July 30. Mary Tracy daughter Of
&. G. and Amelia Tracy. . :.
to attend her funeral from th. Rev, Dr. Buchsrd Church
IL Thirteenth street Seventh avenue ut CLOCK n
% Tuesday, Aug O.
wEEKs-on Monday, Aug l. OF bis late residence, In LET
Ts relatives and ends Of the family respectfully invited
TO s,teud bis funeral wedne'dsy q. D. M from th.
sgmm.rheld NJ T.. Church. Washington avenue corner OF
Greene avenue, without further notice
WEEKs-At Yorktown, ". Y, at the residence OF her
BROTHER law BarnsbAs Fewweln, 9Th month, 18th 1864
Mary. widow Of Benjamin Weeks In the 9TH year Of her
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The Three RomedieD.

p,JH. sCHENcK, Of Philadelphia enc OF the mos =
,,,,b,a medical refoner, Of the age " the inventor
v,ach have scqsired extensive and wa
.,',ed reputation Thee. .riicls' are schenc' ramoaS
:. sob.nck, ssa Weed Tonic" and schsnofs 49,
each of which proved to be medicine o. So
.sf,,cv IN the cure Of diseases which physcians -
,,,poweds. DO almost quts. beyond the resoe
,h.I, science. Many extraordinary cures Of faimons9
,nd Bronchial Consumption have been made oy oshss'
raouio Syrup the utility Of which W" drss tested N ~
~ DR. sehouck himself Who than thirty year, ~
abandoned by his physicians incursbe Of the m'
alarming .ymp,ons Of Consumption In iss most despssse
,.rs being present BY tho Of this syrup DR.. ~
- q, o.,s.,, bs.th The Sea Weed Tonic and hsadrske
Pin. are prescribed BY him auxiliary remedies IN oenssms
,v, o,,s or hes may be used with great advantage In
case. wherein strengthening and purgssive medicine. arc
cuir,d The testimony Of many respectable pe''o" -
, tbs, tb.ss three medicines have effected sons o. -
most extraordinary cures on record
Dr. sCAENCK can be found .. his rooms, NO. 'ona ~
New York, every Tuesday froms a. NJ unu , Vs. W.
.u,..cn and advice but his medicines can DO nao 'e
,iu,es
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A s,ox o., THE TrMss.-Mr. A. MORTON, the

a ofGN "a THE 1T" NJ MT M 110"fON' Vuo
cninsut Of Gold Pens, has at length tesn
PEELED by the copn sdvsace ia nominal values caused By
the imitation Of our carenoy to sdvee the prices Of bis
goods lie has stood out throu many months, incurrins
heavy losse in the hope that tbs end OF the War would
speedily enable him boest thss he bad sold his Pens
throughout at Peace pces be gives notice y trai be
can stand out iOnssr and h>north chas eno"sn
Tor his goods to cover their This tsmed an IN
prices bu, not quite accurately Every tssmer can bay one
dozen, hunr ed Of MosroSs Pens for less froHice
every manufacturer for less Cloth every vOrxmaa Tor less
Labor THANH 1860 II simply adjustment OF nomrni
10 actual values We ho to hear that his rs@!s unaffected
by il for hold 1t interest to wy any more
than to sell goods for less than their honest cost.
Tribune, July IT,
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Chevaiier's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Restores Gray Hair its original color :tops us fsnnf
in three days Keeps the Aead eean cool "a A.ost va
i,s ever offered public. Cen be u.ed h.sy soas:
a,hns injurious strengthens and promotes the growth
1870, hs,, i, recommended aud ssed BY tie IN" 1sdseD
sryn e York Al ssy invited S, 70 : sa1,. I'd
wonderful triumph Of scence Sold a. we oi.s S0t .m2
o,b. hair win be srstuitOu.y given Price Pc, eosss
S5 per bali douen in fancy 6oIss Can ssui B.
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The White Refugees Of Nerih Cnreiinn

To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: The accompanying letter has been received
BY the Union Commission In this city from Dr. Page Super
endent Of white refugee 10 Hevbein NJ G. beg leave
10 lay il before the public through the columns OF jour
nal and especially to commend Dr. Pages appeal to the
merchants and manufacturers Of city and Of the country at
lezso. go ,,.,
Whs;sver may be done by providing agricultural I'm
pemsns and seed, late eops viii prevent great desitu
tuition in the coming Winters while the food clothing end
ho,ts applied for matters Of present necessity
Contributions these articles be sent 10 the receiving
d.po, Of the Sanitary Commission No. 10 Cooper Union
Newyors msrsed For Refugees" and drecsdto the IN
dersixned who viii transmit them to Newborn
BKNB n. MARfH.
Cor. Secretary Am Union Commission.
S,p- York. Jniy 20. 1894.
IT, s. SANITARY COMMISSION. EEwBRRs. J
DEPARTMENT MOTH CAROLINA July 4. 1864
TO the Secretary Of The Union Communion No. 10 Coop1
Union Nee York.
DEAR SIR; have received your welcome favor OF
the 2ith uitimo declaring your interest in the welfare
OF the white refugees here and elsewhere in the South
The capture Of Plymouth ~ the Rebels. and the
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AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
DIR. schcnck's Sea Weed TosIc.

Dr. Scoe0ckB sea w eco TOo1cs
This medicine invented and prepared BY Dr.. j. L
SCHENCK Of Phllsdephs proved to be the best rsnet1
and all disorders Of the digestive that -
offered to hs pub The great ana poper
Iari.y Of DR.. sCHENCK's PULMOSIC SYRUP srs sue
eiss, 10 recommend this Tonic public favor and
was originally ed be used 10 connection with The
rumonc syrup in OF Consumption but exps-
Renee proves that 1t adapted al Of indigestion sn6
debility The See Weed Tonic possesses oil the srenhennG
properties Of iodids OF iodine and iodde Of posssIut
also similar IN nature to the gastric juice the nuid whaco
provides carry the process Of DIGESTION aud whse
that uid descieut tho Tonic supplies Its place. IL No
only medicine which that purpose, and eoas
qusntly ID Ia tho only medicine which cure Dyspepse
Other preparations however they may seem sdod smpe
rsry relief fail to sggavsts the disease TINS me-
necessarily be the when corrosive acids and minsfsn
used TO cure Indigestion and such the remedies wssso
Oa-..-sv ae.ery To- that oheA The See wees
Tonic such injurious drugs; IL IL disssd ho
vegetable substance which produced In great sbundaaes -
tho sea shoreshe mode Of disasion being similar 70 hse
which 10 used In the manufacture OF Jamaica Spiss m
Tonic never disaees With the delicate stomach In ~
early stages OF Consouption this medicine v gsnsray q
area, utility a. Consumption often begins With disordss -
the stomach and general debility. for which sehsacks -
Weed Tonic IL . certain remedy.
Dr. sCHENCK only DO found o. biz rooms NO y
Bopd st.. New FORK every TUESDAY, non M 10 IN -
and sdvcs but his medicines b hadhse
III
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sALAIrrs or PasrMAsrERs.

HOTEL ARRTvALS.-Brig.-'; zen. John A. Raw
lngs chief Of staff 10 LeuiG Grant arrived at the
revoort House last evening having left Gen. Grants
headqua Saturday evening His Information IS
confrmstory Of the main part OF the news respecting
the repuse published yesterday afternoon Our loss ~
represented by him TO be much smaller than the pub
lshed statements.
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister 10 the United
States; Capt. Glynn u. =. NJ X. Kenncutt. Chicago
and James q. Sheldon. Geneva, are at the BrevoorI
House.
Gems. A. j. Hamilton and Geo. j. Stannard. and
Gait Leonard. L. s. A.. Hon. W. l.. Dale, Commis.
sonsr Of Indian Affairs Mt Washington; Geo. d. ely.
H. Witt and A. Stone Cleveland are at the MetEoPo'
tan Hotel.
lucky; aud II. Sanford, Bridgeport, are at the It.
Nicholas Hotel
Hon. John Law. Indiana. and Dr. i. Wheeler U. 3.
NJ are al the ABtor House.
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MARRIED.. .

THOHAS-HARRIEs-Atthe Congregational Church North.
Vile Suffolk County. N. " Tbsrsday. July 81 by the
Re-, Themss Hsrrie assisted by the P,v Thomas Evans
John b. Thomas Of Brooklyn and Lizzie Du1yee daughter
OF the frstisamed clergyman.
TILTON-PUTNEY-On Wednesday, Felt g. by the Rev.
Geo L. Ecde Edgar Tton to Ellen c., Daughter Of the
Rev r. &. Pstncy, both Of Brooklyn
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ESTABLISHMENTS YoR ONE, TWO AND THREE
WEARS.
Wan DnAxrr.sr, AD,rr.sr-Gnsr.II.o y,,cr, ,

general Orders, No 235.I. On and after this date.
fssntsss serving In three t yeeTs organizations who NAV
ave the date Of reersncHt less thun sixty 1901 DAYS 10
serse may resus in thu regiments or cempnc. wnic
hsy belong for thee years "a they each
ssss elect The new tepn will commence from ds,e Of 70
srlistment.
IL An 10 sing viii be entitled 70 the bounty pro.
sded BY acI Of Cosg1.ss approved July 1854 ana bro
1ssse in General Orders No 22t current srres from this
e8ce foows: for one year 1905 for year, $40;
hres years $500 The Jaw provides tia; oreihrd Of the
Bounty shall be paid the soldier at the e Of his being
mustered Ire mnstere into the service onft Of the
krstiOn Of half his Of service and onethrd at
NE expiration Of his term OF s.isice
cnoe the OEexoing the fret instAnent Of bounty w b.
80 Shcr the nen are 70 and follows For
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enlistment, for one veal. ga %, for establishment. for two
years eco &c for 70 nlistments for three years. elV
and psveuts under this authority will BE- regulated BY the
general provisions Of General Orders, No. 3D. SERIES OF 1872
The following resrk will be made the rnuser-out roll;
Discharged by rsennent for one yesi Tor two OF three
3ers No PAS Of 1874, from War Department"
The following remark will be made tie muserin roll;
or tof two or three years a. case
nay bel under tho piosisSn. Of General Orders NO 20
~ Reports Of Credits (ee Circular No. So current series
from tins ofce under the foregoing must be made ard kept
To men rDenistinr as herein provided no furiough.
will be promised CoIusae Of Musers and their assist
Sp will be held responsible that this condition Is distinctly
understood by al parties concerned
L. D. TOWNSEND. Asst Adj Gen.
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Monday Aug. !. 1904.
THE NEW LOAN.
The receipts for the 100 loan to-day were
g. SOC 500 making total for -four days Of a. 20 or
a. 900 900 per day. Only the nearest points nhe
yet been heard from nor have any reports oeen IT,
ceiTed as yet from the West
MAILS FOR TITR GULF.
The United States supply steamer bermuda
win leave Philadelphia ON the nth OF August wiz lnu
mails for the West Gulf Blockadng Squadron. and all
letters for that squadron will go by ler.
GEN. BURNSIDE SAID TO BE WOUNDED ,
The Eren,ng Star says that Gen. BURNSIDE
was slightly wounded. while endeavollng 70 ran! 'o
negro troops. on Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED.
The steamer Harder arrived this morning with
$40 sick and wounded soldiers from the hospitals az
CITY Point. The hospitasteamer Connecticut has
also arrived bringing up 43Omen and 81 officers from
the same point
COL. CURTIN REPORTED KILLED.
Col. Curtin of the 45th Pennsylvania is re-
ported killed on SATURDAY. morning
DEATH OF GEN. sHRRMANs FATHER.
The father of Gen. Sherman died in this city
las. week.
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Proposals. for Lean.
Tssssvsy DEPaxrxxsr. July Is. fssx

TssswRy DEP&Rrxxyy July IS f6sx
EOcs hereby rvcn sbas subscriptions win b received
BY ths Treasurer Of the United stsss the ssvsr. As
Treasurer AMI Desens.sd Depossss, and By the ksass
Bsnt' Designated snd qualified Depostriss end Ftnssci
Agents. fOr Treasury Notes. payable three yeszs from Asss
1854 bearing inerss, at the rate Of seven snd thrseshs
per cent Per 'nnum with susl coupons attached pays
be In lawful money.
These notef viii be convertible the option OF the hodes.
at maturity Into SIX cent sodbeang bonds redeemsbs
after Eve and payable twenty years from Angus. u.s. 1867
The viii Be Issued in denominations Of aty ens
urdsed ave hundred thousand aid I've thousand dol
lars and will be issued In blank payable order o. mag
be directed BY the subscribers.
An subscriptions mus, be for fy dollars some multiple
offny dsllsn
Dupicats certificates will b. issued for al dspOsA 7hs
dsposns ndorse spon the original eerscss ths
vneminson Of requvs and whether they are 10 b
isaed in blank or payable to order. When ndosseA
INST be le with the officer receiving the deposit TO BE- e.
wased to this Department.
Ti- notes win be transmitted to the free Of rsns
portaaon charges AFTER the receipt Of the Original Cs
tiacs.es Of Deposit ss they can be prepared
Insr,s viii be allowed to Angus, son oil deposits us1s
prior that date be paid By the Department upos
receipt Of tho original CertiAcstea
Az the draw interest from August pesons makss
deposits subsequent that das psy the interest soeusa
from date Of note to date Of deposit.
Parties depostins twenty-five thousand dollars and upwso
for these any time will be alowsds conmsso
of quarter Of ono per cent which will be psd BY this D.
paItmen upon the receipt OF bill for the amount osrsedes
by the officer with whom deposit msds No dsdas
lions for commissions mast be made from the dspoata
Oceu receiving deposits wiz that the proper ind0sss
menis are made upon the original Certificates
AL officers authorized to receive deposits are requested -
to applicants al desired Information, and sasrd -sy
facility for making subscriptions.
w. P. FEssENDEN.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Will BE RECEIVED
By the
AssurAxr TaxAsuRsR OF rns USnxD; srAxxs, eonssa
Wall and Nssausta
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK o. Nsw.YoEx Ma. <Wa1s.
SECOND NATIONAL BAsK o. -YORE. 23dst erdwsQL
fsrsp NATIONAL BAxx o. NEW. YoRK. No. Nasssus
YouEru NAriosAL BAxx OF Nsw.YoRk. n and - PnsA.
yuru NATIONAL BANK of NEw YoRx, No. xE 3dAv
srrru NATIONAL BANK NswYosx. eth-sv Br'dvsy.
EIearu NATIONAL BANK o. NswYo No. $50 Brosdvsss
NIsra NATIONAL BAxK OF NEw.YoRx No %, Broadway
Tryrn NATIONAL BANK ov Nsw.YonK Nc. 40 BrosdwsH
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YoRx No. II Duaussl
NATIONAL ExonAxss BANK o. New YoRK. ls4 Grwioa-A
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKIRo
throughout the country win doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Railroad Strike.

SARATOGA Monday, Aug. j. leta.
The workmen on the Adirondack Company S
Railway struck ths morning for 81 per day. As far
as heard from the strike extends through all the sec
tions for eight miles, and probably along the entire
line The strikers number loo persons. The Conps-
nv meet the difficulty by paying of al the dissatisfied
bi. refuse TO advance the wages.
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lAdyeits.nentl
REyE's AFRICAN FEVER AED AGUB CURE.
sure cure for Fever and Ague. II never falls Depot
No. e. Libcriy-st. up stairs.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium, E',s-
Tic Stitch sEwrsG-MAcHIyxs, Nos 49s Broadway, Nsv
y ,rt, and as Futonst, Brooklyn.
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Hortic uIturaI Association Of the American IN.
stiute.-A meeting Of this Association VIII De hsid TINS
TUESDAY August at O'Clock. at the rooms Of the lnt
'''' ." viz N'OR b. c. TOWNSEND, President
JoHx w CgAsp.Rs, Recording SecTstsry.
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Harvard College has conferred the degree OF
NJ A. upon Marshal Train Blgelow. oi TAs rEIeersEy
Press Cambridge.
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TRUssRs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPrsyORY
Truss Once only at No. Vesey st. Lady sttendsnt.
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9peeial Notices.

s~x.rsh Ward Union Associations will hold Il,
regular meeting THIS EykNrNo at h.sdgns,tsr,
EDWARD N. sKlDhORE, Pres
jas TEERr, I s.c,s..,,..
los p JAkplyg ( 'ee
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

The Commissioner Of Internal ReyeDue has
sust made the following important decisions in regard to
she liability Of manufacturers to license and to pay ex
else duties:
Under the act OF July !, 1867, persons corporations
making sricles fox their consumption ard not for
sse OF Tor other were not liable acssed Tor gnasc
buers license but under the act Of June 10 o al tuch per
sons or corportions who shall Inanuacture By hand
rhnsy any goods wares merchandise exceeding sHuIzy
khe OF 90 liable to ssseseut ior hcensf ans
tsnnot lawfully continue 70 manufacture without being hTs
luly licensed.
q Under the &c, Of July 1862 manufacturer exempt
tsAsion wno,s . snsDa eed ' tht t sbey
laIsbe the entire amount produerd and sod removed
por consumption Under the act Of june % 1904 section Vs.
snuuers whose product does not exceed tie RE Of x
hundred dollars per and j. made or Ciaccd by the
hhor Of spoh or their families are exempt fOm
bxcse duty When the product eIceed such rte and does
bot exceed the rate OF tb0nsaDd dollars TREY ere 70 De
nolisrs per In all oLer the whole annual pro
aoct Is 10 be assessed end the duty paid
,. Refined petroleum. refined coal OIL gold and silver,
pprtous and malt liquors manufactured tobacco, Gnd snuff
md cigars not entitled 20 any s1emp;ou but IN al cases.
pent and psymeD, Of duty
Decision In reference TO articles manufactured prior
10 the passage Of and also articles made taxable by the
Rc. OF juno 20. 1864:
Ali Manufactures ard productions In the possession Of the
snaselqr @ producer OF bis agent OF aseas on tho st
scmer law has been paid be sccofd
ing TO the rates Of duty provided by the a.. Of jane 1854
Imposed by sny former sc.s ard which were NJ. removed
The place Of manufacture production prior TO the ls
Gay Of July, 1864 TO be 'sessed in like
Where money has been paid to collector Ia anticipation Of
IN ncreese Of duties upou manufactures in -on Of the
manufactures producer sueh payment, be- admitted
discharge Of liability for the tax The returns
eured to be made "of the pTudscts and sacs delivery
Any for duties pOr to tine time when returns could
required could had object hut cvadc higher
ssss o. tag which the whole country be
Eosed Inc cv1ons Of the fourth provso Of the l7Jd
cn Of the oct we're intended prevent such oec, from
being answered All yrcancts end manufactures therefore,
possession OF the manufacturer producer or his agent
90 the frat day Of July for wdc return he'd been
eusy paid must be Assessed u, the rate requd BY the late
pot And even n return should been Of any manu-.
features products unsod and still rsuAnIng i ~, oosses
Non Of the manufactures or aoduce his the returns
va properly be treated as 10. Furnishing
bhs Necessary preliminary ground the assessment or paw
osnt OF the TAR.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-03-24
Eeaching.

Teaching is hard work. tits not hard
work on one day to assign given = number
OF pages for a lesson, and on the next O
ask routine ofques tons re spectirg it and
if the answers are. given. just as they are
written in the book TO assign another lesson.
If the lesson is not "learned'' it is not
hard task to put down mark of failure and
give the lesson oyer again.
All the hard work to be found IN such
teaching is the monotony which must in
deed be wearisome. ,.- ............. ...t, ?,
But if teachers aim to develops the men
tai faculties, to discipline the mind to think
to investigate, to judge correctly and to en-
able it to acquir' new ideas teaching ia an
arduous task and requires both skill and
patient labor. 10 .as a asH - :.
Only in proport ion to the accomplishment
OF these objects can the teacher be success
'ful. How many teachers fail in making
their hbors as beneficial to those taught as
they should. not from laziness, but from no,
knowing how to think right Themselves.
Let the teachers of Wapello determine to
labor so that in future their pupils may be
proud to own by whom they were taught.
pa Though the labm is hard il is pleasant if
attended with success; and success must
and will crown helabors of all faithful, earn
est teachers. "s.,r ..ga.as KATE.
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has been Democratic ever since by from
twelve to fifteen hundred majority.
ren c'unty, Immediately east Of Butler, and
populated about like Preble, had an Adams.
piper. n was always whig about like
Peble. Montgomery county, Immediately
north Of Warren, aad jackson and an Ad.
ans paper. 1t has been a close county ev-
-er since. Though densely populated and
lcoptaiaing nnes !oftbe. best cities in Ohio,
three hundred majority either way, has ever
since been a big thing 1t has gone Wing,
Democratic and Republican. These are the
counties Of tne Vallandigham Congressional
District, wherein first saw light. Similar
facts might be shown from other Districts
from the whole country but these are
enough. But it is not denied that you
WELD a powerful influence How imp ,rtant
is it, then, that you should WELD it in the
cause of justice, Of humanity, of liberty, Of
progress--that all the ends you aim at
should bs your country's your Gods and
truths. | pray that thus you may ever
WELD your influence, that such may be
your ends. And ask for the press of
Iowa a, liberal support on the part Of the
people, and Just consideration on the part
of the Legislature, Fit be right and prop
or to encourage public education and public
mora,,ty-ifit be right and proper to en-.
courage intelligence and. to advance the
cause of Christian civilization; then it is
right and proper to encourage. aud sustain
a high-toned public press, the most power
ful means of securing all these results.I
hnpe gentieman, that the actions of your
convention will result in great good to the
press Of Iowa, and by consequences to the
people, and wish for each and all of you,
prosperity and happiness in this world and
a joyful entrance into the next. A,for me,
my ambition will be satisfied il in Iowa |
can rear, my children to love their country.
surve their Cod faithfully. and do no dis
credit to the name of Hawk Eye'-Stat.-
Register. -ra.aHa bna saeg rra