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zAs R;cAmond PAsAe,wo.x. A....s....-

zns RScAnsOnd PAs'AarnsO~ie Aaoetmim-
This association, composed Of amateur M.
sicians, whose reheaTsals have been suop1R.
ed since the commencement Of the NJ.
resumed their meetings and organintioa =
Monday eveniI & last An election q ollcmI
took place, when the following gsntlenaa
dent; c. E. McCleur, vice do. 3. RCinn-
berlayne, Jr, Secretary; Emmet Ty.s, Tteo.
sureT; and Harvey Rhodes, Librasi6n. = nv
selsct pieces from the opera and other c0an-
positions we're sung, after which the met.
Ing adjourned to meet every Monday niC1t
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ANofHER NOrsD CRnss- s-PLAYss.-RrancIs Henry
Elder, OF Detroit, has recently been creating con-
siderable sensation among the chess clubs and
chess amateurs Of Yankeeland. He has played
with the best Eastern PLAYERS, and been unifoFmly
successf0i. Al Boston he played twenty five
that city, and won twenty OCT Of the twenty 1--we.
He also played eight games simultaneously, blind
folded, and won half Of them. At New York he
played twenty games, winning eighteen Of the
teseet With Norphy and Paulsen. Thus far, Mr..
Elder has shown himself the best player in the
United States, although he is but twenty two years
OF age.
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AFFAIRS IN ksoxNILLs.-The Atlanta Register
has the following intelligence from Knoxville from
gentleman who has just gotten through the lines

AFFAIRS IN kSoxNILLs.-The Atlanta Register
has the following intelligence from Knoxville from
gentleman who has just gotten through the lines
Every church and hote. In the city is occupied
as hospitals. General Foster 10 now In command
M. Samuel Boyd's house and Mrs. Rogers's house
fscating ths property of all Southern people. Jo-
seph \. Mabry 10 on parole. rhe Yankees took
everything he had. All the principal buildings are
used as Government stores. The FederaIs have
count Of his Southern prociIvines DR.. Jackson
afterwards took possession Of it, but was also
closed up. DR.. Jackson 10 British subject, and
claimed British protection. lie had the British
BrownloW denounced him a. q notorious REBEL
The Federals refused to recognise his claim. But
ter IL worth % SO per pound in greenbaeks; coffee
so per ponad and everything else In proportion,
any price. The Federal soldiers have been living
on quarter rations, and the ratio growing smaJlsr
by degrees and beautifully iess" daily. They have
nothing but bran bread.
The women and children now draw rati0ns from
the Yankee commissary department. The force
now in Knoxville numbers about IL 900. If Gen.
Longstrcet had been able TO remain around KNOX,
willie g. week longer the enemy would have espitu.
lated, an they were aIDiost out of ammunition and
subsistence. At the time Of the siege the FedsEafs
went around at night and pressed everybody, bond
men, making them get out Of their beds TO work
on their fortfcations. Gen. Fosters headquarters
are at the residence Of Col. JOha II. CrozieT.
Old Col VIM. Heiskeli, brother of Fred. Heis
kel 10 the local agent of the United States custom
department He ran for Congress several years
since against Hon. :. A. Smith. He has always
been considered Hncainte and tory. The Fed
erals declare that they intend to hold Knoxville
until the end of time.
A letter from lady In Knoxville, dated Dec. q,
states:
II was q great disappointment to ell that Long
street did not take Knoxville. The Yankees say
burg ever was. There 10 nothing to sell or buy,
except what the suffers bring. Everything Ii
scarce and high suppose the road will be opened
10 Nashville In few days.
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Charleston pubished in the Petersburg ksFwsss,
speaking Of the firing Into the city says:

Tn TlRIxs lxro CGARIxsfoN.--A letter from
Charleston pubished In the Petersburg Express,
speaking Of the firing Into the city says:
The enemy's hrs into the city, seems - form al
most a complete semi-circle. Beyond q certain
point they have not reached. There 70 no harm,
perhaps In saying that their hrhest shot has only
reached 10 within few yards Of Beantain street,
and that their shortest shot fell In Water street.
Begianing then AZ Water street, near the battery
promenade, and describing half circle, fncludiug
the Mills u0use, Charleston Hotel, and then going
down the bay sgaia, will give y0u the exacS
exposed ~ the Yankee fire. Many Of the huge
missiles fnd lodging place without harming any
oae II what 10 known here a. the ss6uEnI Dlss11et
Afser Ill, that fighshl eonnssrailoa Of two ysass
hack, Was In many respects God send. II Afford
I'd . restlag place for Yankee shells--it a6hsded
dobFls, &C., enough 10 ObstYuct six harbOSs like
ours and aatehai enough for the case work Of
hatsesice, bonh proofs, kc., tnnumesahls took
. stroll through the portion 0f the city exposed 70
the shells, two days sinc,. Il was an insuucsive
and Interesting stroll, though one necessleating
soms expasnFs. Ny way lay 6sst up Esst bay 70
DFoad, bp Broad 10 King, up King 70 Bss-i, dawn
Hazel 10 the Bay spd back. Spntesed glass,
scattered bricks, large holes in the pavement, the
peHftct des0lall0n and sileuce Of DEATH Nil marked
the ecoS % we'll deserted. No font fhll, save my
own. swoke tas scohes In the cheerless siSesss-
aad when once again Reared the preelncte of .
busy, hseaihine population. sighed, ~ heovtne
. mighty weight from ny breast. The s0ecs of ths
shells shese = 20 denying are sestoas asd des-
uuehve. Dus vsTy lev strike the hoasao, ard q
this n1e, yoasA W0uld he cnaSamed % kAOe klag q
pieces, sysa this enatl poeon Of ths city, sxpossd
% Yankee mAltes.
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RirbnloIl6


W8uM1sDkY nuRNl1oe I'D N -, 1ooA
Loss or erEAlGuA--A 4A11aR STEAM
m RRPoETED TOA4 A14WMuf.
InfesmGeioa has ben ses1D1Da hsse that
tAs essanes Dare, owns1 u - RisAmosd
Imposting and Expostl19 Oonpany, In A.
tempting to make Wilnisato4 hrbor was
beacAed near Gsorgeao~A, A9c., and tho
vssssl md cargo entirely loek The crew
and paGsengsss escaped % ~ shofs, The
following o6acsal. dispaeeA nlom General
Whiting gives the particalas = the loss Of
the Dare:
wnsSxafoN I'm. nth.
To Cen. s Coepsr::
The steamer Dare ran ashege tlar George
town. After landing the neNy o1Icen near
Lockwooda Folly she was clnoed - by the
enemy and broke down. Tho GO landed
safe, and report the captnre q tNsnty.tour
Yankees.
There was heavy hiring Ill ~ = Lock
woods Folly by eight steamen - 0e sne-
One Yankee stesmcr h sreportskl blown up.
The explosion VS. heard IN tow. 0stails
lsisned. ". W.HawHupo,
&s<l ot0I14e10As 81
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quisiaioa wss pssssatsd to -, - Mayor u ihis
sosssgh, - eosveas this meeslng, I did not eee
gentleMea on tAls piatfSTm. 80 far ~ sa e0a
essned tshoud have hssu very glad isdee.l 70 have
heard Ms Speace, but, since the quastion has been
men who are .nhaSisasts Of the borough. l they
wtsh To speak. do not do this out Of any dasfe-
spect aowards Nj. Spence Indeed, Il b point
which myself would not have raised bot - lt
has been raised, have decided i according % the
best Of my judgment ffIear, hear.l Mr.. Spence
resumed his seat amid general cheering.
Amer some more speaking on both sides The ne
mortal was sdopesd BY - overvheimiag majority,
aad the meeting adjourned.
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TH. late cold weather In Atlanta WINS thespoldest
that has been feIf In that locality since 1885, The
exposed thermometer at 10 O'Clock p. M, January
l, 1864, Indicated - degrees above zero; AT
zero The :. 10 ococt p H.
l, indicated l0 degrees above zero, and A. M,
January 9, II degrees. One Saturday In 1894 the
mercury fell below zero.
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Tns 20 u. 6. CAvALRr.-Tha officers of this "a
nous regiment In the old service were:
Colonel, Albert Sidney Johnston; 1t. Coloneis
Robert e. Lee Majors, WIN. J. Hardee, and the
Yankee General, George II. Thomas. Among the
Captains were Earl Van Dorm, Edmund Kirby
Smith, Nathan @. Evans, and the Yankee General,
5toneman; while John b. Hood was Rrst, and
Fitxhugh Lee second, Lieutenant.
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Sale # Aark4 &alla Clerk Of tAo
Second Market, Mr.. ]. r. Tyler, ofBsrsd 6
publ public auction yesterday morning re we
The bidding dragged heavily, and many c
the stal1 brought figures nom two hundred
to three hundred per cent. less than they dlA
last year. We he1rd Of oAe stand q tie
vegetable department which rented loeUorlY
for $40O, but only brought the cum of @
Yesterday: Fifty dollars was the highest -
ure paid for any Of them.
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HEADQ'Rs MORGAs's CAvALRY,
nara ur. IA Ian 1894


C0LDERs I'll am oncc more among you, after Q
= oug aud painful impriso,ment.
! An snXous 70 be again IN the held !, therefore
,l % oil the soldiers Of my command to assemble
/. oocs q. the rendezvous which has been establish
.. a this place.
four country needs you, services; The field Of ope-
up 10 wide, and the future glorious, We only do
ssye H.
REMEMBER how mary OF your brave comrades are
, plu,bp in selon's cell. They call loudly on you
ir h.p They expect II OF you. VIII yoe disap-
Ooms 4, once, aud come cheerfully, for I want DO
nan in nv command who has to be sent to his duty
b. provost marshal.
'bs work before Us will be arduous, and will re-
acre brave hearts and willing hands Let no man
h,s, or delay, for DO time 10 10 be lost.
Eysry one must bring his horse aud gun who ean
r,yss Who Canpo, Will have them furnished.
''"' JOHN u MORGAN,
Brigadier General p A b.
oMc!.l A. AMroa, Ii Col and A A AG:
n2-tut
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Esned-Mrs. Costello, having permltt1da .
hydrant under her control to run unnsees.
sariiy, she was fined Is. The Mayor Wse a.
posed to deal gently with her; bat, having
evidence before him which proved that Mn.
g. had been repeatedly warned agaiuyt pees
mitting the nuisance TO continue; he doosned
II expcdient 10 infiet eome sli9ht paa1oA~
ment upon her for the derslief1on of duty
which she had been guilty ok.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-13

Sailing Liquor Wuh0W q Ltnexaa-1llahAo1
Cohen was lined Us by the Mayor yestse6ar
morning for ceiling ardent spilits Hithooe &
license. Two charges Of the same e1ozAe.
:here being extenuating cireumatanceo e..
nected with one Of them II was dismiDoo1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-13

4Aastdn Cosnnstskossr q ~ Rss~sae-
John M. Francisco, CommjeaIoner n -
Revenue for Jefferson Ward. yeeterdav 49,
mated to the Hastings Court Lucien Hin =
hisassistant. Mr. Franciscois health - ~.
some time been precarious, and he has ben
forced to appoint an assistant In consequence
thereof Mr.. Hills nomination was cun1rrS.
cd by the Court, and he will forthwith enter
upon heduties of his ofIlcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-13

0ssaersd q WAippi,o. Josiah Jenkj11, Who
having In his possession lot Of pise, WhisS
he was selling, and one pair of shoes, sup-
posed to have been stolen. Being unAblo %
give clear title to his posseasion Of the @.
ticles In question, the Mayor ordered Mn
twenty lashe6.
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Any one who looks At large map Of the Msss
sippi river, eau notice, just below vicksbnrR, an
horseshoe, with the heels pinched close tOgeahee.
Government has taken possession of the property
and is 10 establish a camp for the collection and
employment Of negroes. At the neck Of the penin-
sula, less than half mile across, entrenchment
will be thrown up, and a suitable guard of negro
troops will be kept to defend the place against g1e-
rilius.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-13

6snt 70 tie Rnitssttasy.-A ftee negro
named Joseph Gaines was arraigned before
the Hustings Court Of Magistrates yester.
day, ON the charge Of stealing, ON the 18th
day Of December last, one buggy, of the
value Of $1,000, from John w. Fnyser;
three mules, valued ct 1l, 900 each, and one
serrel horse, worth $500, the psoperty Of the
Confederate States Of America, besido seve-
ri other articles Of greater Or kss vsiue.-
and he was cent to the PenateutiaRy for the
term Of two years. The f,eurt Mas very
much In favor Of selling him into slavery;
but II being stated that he was good hlack-
smIth, they thought II best to pvt him where
tho State could receive somo bcncflt trom
his services, and therefore he Va sentenced
g above memtlono0.
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wo Hundred and Fifty Dol,ays Rswsrd.-Ran
away, during the holidays. my boy Gerard,
ssouI 70 years old, 8 feet 8 or inches high, dark
elhgefbresd color, bushy head Of hair, very likely
sua ssntsel 10 appearance, and we'll dresSsa. No
aSuoI % s 10 company with his brother, Plummer,
,aom sold to Mr. Johnson few weeks since, and
s,a sao ran away from him about the eans time. /
.m psy The above reward for Gerard II delivered
tn y ~ nsfa or lodged in any jail where can get
.ua Ds7-et'] DAVID h WALKER.
RusA~AY-sst0 Reward--On the lib instant, :
Nee, dark skin Woman, named Margaret,
ssssa sassen ~ and rs years Of age. She had on Q
Srn !, aiss when she left. 6hs may bc sndeavoriag
sn, a..e hef way 70 North Carolina or Tennessee.
$50 ~ 'oe above reward II oausht In Virginia, or
a.. 0ught out OF tho state and put Ia Tuo.
Jsa 10 Richmond. LEE 4 JAMES,
"o-sNt For Richard Turner.
h(Nl poLLARe Rsward.-Left my residence,
s.Uv near the Forest Depot, Bedford county, Z
M f'o ssu, named Eaton He ,e about n yaars old,
h.a saa snrr raw boned dark ginserbrcad color
,Ishs. .a ' o'ask felt hat, and caSri.d his winter
vs %. Hsn .aa nm, which were OF greenish color
CsmrSS.s s1o taken 10 tho counties OF Bedford or
pl.cfs ana $500 II taken anywhere elee, and
tesds,". hace Of safety, or delivered 70 me at my
touos =. Addrdas me at Forest Depot, Bedford
hT,": AMANDU3 n WAlKBR.
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knPLoyNus5 or NaGnoRs N Tns AaMY.--Ap
eAeA 4 NJ Csafsassaae sllss
writes as follows. 81 81 sse RssA ~
The sabjsct Of placing negroes n tho army ~
attracting some attention. The following mesn-
orsnda shows approximately how aany may be
made use Of without puttine ssms IN their ha,,ds
rrem!sins that We have In the neld oae hundsed
brigades, allow for each O.
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O6strvetia0 ~ Htdswalk-A .Hne a IA
was impoeed By the Mayor yekerday upoa
Jefferson Powell Tor obstructinG fSo d6e
walk In front Of his resjdenee, non11y -
the annoyance OF persons having bu61nno
In that nelghborhood. IS =
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Ok DOLLARS Reward will be paid for the appre.
Z,) heosion and delivery 70 me Of Milton, . ne.
gro boy, About AZ years Of age, stout built brown
hln large eyes, and has thick head OF hair. Was
Seen 10 the lAs, few days lurking about the city
JNO A HU1CHESON.
have for hire the present year, several
Negroes among them \ good Driver, Farm, and
Factory hand. and several Girls, good House Ser.
wants Applyt TO JNO A HUTCHINSON,
or THoE BAllow, at the State Court house.
h9-a
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Y,1wARY NOZYCK6

B..poss Co A, lsr BAif cAvAlRs.
Richmond, Jan ID, 1894.
,r .,he,s Of this company will meet q the
sommands stables on thi. evening a. o,c,ocx
equipped io mounted ,,s a.n sas
without ies's W" RN NIMMO,
severity. I,auteuant commandine.
oa u lS- It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-13

G. 8 C6sWt-Thls Court wss d eeooaoa.
but short time yesterday, md tslnoaesed
no business Of importance
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mends the appropriation OF tn
sums
For the Legislative Department..
Executive Department-c cOmpensa-
tiOn of the President, Vice Presi-
dent, and Private Secretaries, and
contingent expenses. es..............
Treasury Department nt-compensation -
Of Secretary and subordinates, In
terest on the public debt, rent of
buildings, and incidental and con-
tingent' expenses s................
War ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Secretary and subordinates, con-
tingept expenses Of Adjutant and
Inspector Generals Office, and
other incidental expenses. es........
QuarterMaster's Department.-FOr
pay Of tha army. ..................
Fer pay Of officers, Sc, required 10
collect the tar In kind..... ......
For the tran portati0n Of troops and
theii baggage, Of quartermasters'
stores, subsistence, ordnance and
ordnance stores, from place of pur-
chase to troops In the fed, pur-
chase of horses, mules, wagons,
and harness, purchase of lumber,
nails, iron, and steel for store
houses, quarters for troops, and
other repairs, hire Of tsamstsrs,
lab0Ters, &C..
For pay for horses Of nom cOmmls-
stoned officers and privates killed
in battle, under article No. 48, Sec
tI0n 7, and for which provision 10
to be made. e...................
To pay for property pressed into the
service OF the Confederate States,
under appraisement, and said pro-
perty having been either lost or
applied to the service.
For the sustenance Of prisoners of
war, under act No. lsi sea.ien l,
and the hire Of the necsssaFy pris-
Ous, quarters, &C., for the safe
keeping Of the same, or so much
thereof ~ may be necessary......
For the pay of the officers on duty
I'm the Offices OF the Adjutant and
Inspector Generals Department,
Quartermaster-Ge Generals, Medt-
cal, Engineer, Ordnance, and Sub
sistence Departments.
COm,nlssary experimentation the
purchase of subsistence, stores and
CommissaEy property.
Ordnance experimentation the ord
nance service In all fts branches, /,
and for the nitrs and mining ser
vte0...... ........... 80. .........
Engineer department. ent...............
Medical depastment-pay OF physi-
clans employed by CONTRACT, paf-
chase Of medical and hospital sup
plies, establishment and support OF
military h0epltals, and other ex-
penses connected With the depart
0l0nI.
Navy depaFtment--including the
construction of irOn-clad vessels
IN the Confederate States, the con-
slTuctton Of four steam cruisers ul
the class Of the Alabama and Fl0sf-
da In the Confederate states, aud
other expenses Of the department.
The other appropriations recc
the bin are Tor the State Dep
pastment Of Justice, and the
Department.
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TrApo'ss co b, Isr kAff'N CAvAlAr.
richmond, Jan IL. 1854. !
>pnuR No l.-You are hsreby.ordsrsd to meet
commando sable Or sst:a.' .,ts g On "n,sseG Med
r.d.y 18Th inst. u a,s.s se'Ss. ss1 ann as Members
ssa sV s.hout ,eavs vi b dealt With according 70
seesn. n.N~,s " n HAYWARD, C.pt.
ssaGs' c.~eo,c IA. j. l2-cts
,ruuARY Notice --Perfons desiring 70 join the
"a or Sd company Richmond Howitssre, the
N1s,,sn W Salem, or the old Rookbridge battery.
r s.se apply % me at Col ws'ths On leigh 81,
ssd ~ nssbsHWxY :is sy'as sn;st %.ss saaiss Artillery
- -crIcE-psrsons who have furnishrd substi-
n tn,ss. and sss now liable to military service,
a. Afforded an oppo!tuoity Of ent:riog ths Marioe
~. b, csinx on the undersigned ct the g. artes
',..r,s,s n..r, elsoe, No ll6 Broad street.
HA' NE VENABLH, 1st Lieut.,
asst Recruiting cthosr Marine Corps.
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. THE NEw APPROPRIATION BILL.

q THE NEW APPROPRIATION BILL.
On Saturday last Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee,
reported from the Committee Of Ways and
Means bill to make additional approprIa-
tions for the support of the Government for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1854, which
was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole, and will perhaps be acted upon as
soon as the pending bills in relation to the
currency are disposed Of. The bill recon-.
mends the appropriation OF the following
sums.
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FINHREE Hundred Dollars keward.-Ean away
/ from the subscriber, on the 29th Of December
last, negro woman named Sarah Said negro u
stout built, Of gingerbread color, about 70 years OF
age and vii! probably weigh $50 pounds She e
posabiy making an Effort to escape u the Yankees,
or may be that she 10 lurking about the city Ind
attempting 70 pass a. free. win give the above re-
ward for her return 10 me In Richmond, or corfne-
NEST In Jail 20 that l get her again.
Jall-Stt WIN II CLARKSON
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INC HenAt6 met 0C II O'CIOcK a. n.
Mr.. semmes, Of La, submitted . resolu-
tion,, that the President of the Confederate
States be requested to communicate to the
Senate copy Of the report Of Gen. Bragg OF
the battle Of Chickamauga, with all the re-
ports of ofsubordinates that have been received.
Agreed to.
The following bill was then taken up and
considered:
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RUNd VA Us

DAN AWAY-From my premises, on the llth
r. January, my negro boy Catalan I viii pay .
liberal reward to any person who will bring him to
Lie al the second Market. lie is Of black com
p-1ion, abou. fee. high, and 10 years OF age.
IA l3-ais John JAISER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
Communicated I


My confidence is in the rising genera
ton. Those who are grown up have gone
so far from the position they should occu-
py that have lost all confidence in them
therefore II is to you little children that /
look. said venerable Sabbath School
tes. her to a large audience Of children.
The great teacher accused the Jewish teach
crs OF taking away the Key Of knowledge
and the wise man said train up a child in
the way he should go, and when he is old
he will not depart from it, How much of
the wrongs of manhood are chargeable to
the seeds of error and superstition scvn in
the youthful mind by those who erc G..
teemed orthodox" w'i... oniy he known in
ttft higIer coalition where I'VE shall sec
as we are seen and know as we are known. :"
Much of the instruction offered to children
might be safely dispensed with, and who.
we see the avidity with wLisl. the sects
endeavor to laesrt their dogmas to chill
dren before they arc able to judge what
truth is, we are reminded Of the words Of
Jesus to the RhariseeS, 'Yc compass sea
ana land to make ono proselyte, and when
he Is made ye make him ten-fold more the
child of hell than yourselves" To all such
we would say reverse Your present method,
and go to the little childicn before they learn
the follies and vices Of the world, and learn
iron, them the lessons OF love which worketh
no ill to his neighbor and is therefore 6 the
fulfilling Of the law"