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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03

nOSn "A GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD REFER.
NCOU. All Interest in drst class live
Fruit aud Confectionery Business In OF the best
nues No Sunday trade and sample The adver
having appointment IN Washin ston, will sell his
erest the whole might be disposed OF IL
desired Address apply Immediately TO J. H. BIC Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03

MUSICIANS AND MINsTRBLs WANTED, IMMh.
mi striy nrst second violin and secona
and bss tenor Or and alto Apply JAS coNSn"
Is %st Houston styee. !.
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s-.=aa-4 -ss--- ls...---- -
ASTROLOa r.

A BONA FIDE ASrRoLOaIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
~ can depend for getting satisfaction from, is Madame
WILSON who tells tho object OF your visit rs soon as yon
ener her All should consult THIS naturally gifted
lady, pight them many misfortunes. She
speedy maages and tells all that concerns whole life
lie rprcdicons that they surprise All who
suit her N B;-i am in possession OF mage charms Tor
love and good luck which rain their effect
Madame WILSON tells true that siles may get
little umd though they need not fear for she practices
nothing but what Is re-oncabc phi osophcrs 9 Allen
street near Stanton the bakery. Fee for ladies aud
gentlemen, SO ce
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LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICRD. -
IT T-MpNBY LITERALLY ADVANCED AT N
"A ON DfIMoNDe, WxTUHEs, JEWRLRY,
PIANOS, FURNITURE, AC .&u
AT n PAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS WANTED At n
or Diamonds, Watches Jswslry, Ac.,
and 10 per cent more paid than b. obtained 81 any othe
place IN the city, at n Bescker street, up Stairs
"A Bond street, room No. B. up STARE will be paid the
hghes cash price fcr Diamonds watches apd
ftaaos,
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A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST IS NOT TO BE ROT Nd
~ in the United States than DR. L. ID. and Mrs 3. D.
DHouGHToS They succeed IN giving sStisfacton when
ne such courtship marriage travelling removals
lawsuits obtaining situations Welt ire OF absent friends
DC also sickness, sick party will die OF
their present sickness IL the time they win begin
amend what part of tho body is affected, and what
treatment and medicines best adapted 70 the sick per
Ladies' 10 gentlemen ST. Questions cred
by letter. enclosing 81 time OF birth Also Phenoio
glca examinations made. ONCE l2O Greene street. below
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CORPORATIONS NOTICES.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

COW ATCuEs, DIAMONDS, JEW ELRY, SILVER
IA plate, Guns Pistols, &c, bought will 200
cent than be obtained at other place in The
city ~ B.-Aso Pawnbrokers Tickets wanted for the
above articles the rate. 60g Broadway OF
Houston street. up stairs room o.
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vpuE MEMBERS OF THE HEBREW MUTUAL BENR.
Society hereby ted thts Sunday
,aOon O'Clock at the Greene gogue for
shc purpose OF paying the tribute OF respect by attend
ana The funeral OF the late Ire Zion Bcrnstrp
Il ri, pxvspv, Sec A. 4. NANPRAAu. Presldeut
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FOURTH JULY, $50. ,,,s,,rts
NEW HALL. BOwERY, opposite spring street.
GRAND MATINEE 10 morrow, Fourth July.
A CARD. TIKI poBsoS BROTHERS HAVING No.
n ,ced THAR names used various benefits without their
pemis ION woad respectfully Ia the future 70 be con
'''Nrf q, nUnspV q =. DQBSON
upo q Monsoon y r. DOBsOf
Teachers OF the BANJO, IVA ana ~
way New York
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SsoIL-I An DEIivxaINa PRIMR AID Asa aIoys
~ fQr III 10, red aQh Or Lshish e for ransss' I'll ~
Csrasr Thirty .sscond siysct and rsnM Aysaue,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-01
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER-GENR-

N raIs once, ~
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1864.
Propos ais win be received at this office until IL O'Clock
NJ. on SATURDAY, the 2d ofJulv. 1864. for
Amy Wagou Covers to be made OF cotton er linen
duck, standard quality, fn nine linen covered
with canized india rubber gatta percha, and mAds
water proof per sample In this office.
Price 10 be stated for each kind separately.
The above articles 20 be Of the best quality and subject
20 ns pection,
Bidders viii state price, both n writing and hguress
quantity OF each article bid for and toe shortest time
required for delivery price to include the packages and
delivery.
The ability OF the bidder TO MI the contract must be
guaranteed by two responsible persons whose signatures
will be appended TO the guarantee and the said guarantee
o accompany tie bid.
The right is reserved to reject all bids oeemed too
high, and no bid fom delaulting contractor Wt Be
received.
For further reformation bidders win call At the oce,
No liss GIRARD Street, where forms proposals viii
| e furnished
ny order Of Colonel George II. cronmsn. Assistant
GEORGE r. oBmE.
je27-6t Captain and A. q. NJ.
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An expedition was recently organised by Briga-
der General /. N. Palmer, commanding District
Of North Carolina, for the purpose OF dislodginR
a force concentrated at Jackson's Mills, under
command Of Colonel q. N. FOulke, of She 9Th
North Carolina Cavalry. The force sent
out for the purpose was commanded by
Colonel p. ]. Claasen, Of the l32d New York
Volunteers, and consisted Of detachment from
his own regiment, and portion Of the 10th Con-
necticut. They returned on Tuesday last, having
found the enemy, as they expected, at Jackson's
Mills. After sharp skirmish they succeeded in
routing the enemy completely, capturing Colonel
Foulke with his Adjuiant Licutenants Cash and
Good Of the 9th North Carolina Cavalry Lieu
tenant J. w Brothers, Of the 9th N. @.
State troops, together with some fifty non com
missioned officers and priyates. Colonel Foulke
has had command recently of this portion of the
State. BY this exploit Colonel Claasen has added
another leaf to his laurels, aud the 1920 New
York and 10th Connecticut have given new lustre
TO the stars that adorn their banners
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snIcide OF sIr Thomas Fi1xrernId.

Sir Thomas Judkiu Fitzgerald, third Baronet
Of the name, has just committed suicide by
drowning himself in the river SUR, near his resi-
dence OF Lisheen, county TippeTary. The un-
fortunate gentleman had come TO Dublin early
this week with the hope of raising funds TO meet
certain pressing pecuniary demands, and, dlsap-
pointed In his expectations, he wrote a most des
pondinR letter to personal friend, indicating
that he had no further desire TO live He returned
to his family seat in great distress OF mind, and
wandered alone for hours together about the
plantations. As he did not return at the usual
time the family became alarmed, and their appre-
tensions were further increased by the unexpected
arrival of the friend TO whom he had written. I'M
mediate search was made, and the river dragged,
when the body of the unhappy Baronet was
brought mp. He was gentleman of command
ing appearance, and in the prime of life, having
been born In 1920. He was not scion of the
noble house of Fitzgerald of Kildare, the family
name having been originally Uniaeke, but changed
10 Fitzgerald In compliance with the will OF ma
terna relative OF that name. His grandfather,
Thomas Fitzgerald, Of Lisheen, was very
ecutiOn of his duty as High Sheriff of the county.
Tipperary teens with traditional recollections of
his official acts. His family have been very
unfortunate. His second son was killed at
Salamanca, in 1872. His eldest son, Sir John,
was drowned In 1860 by the wreck OF the
Ninr0d steamer on her passage from Liver
pool TO Cork. And now his grandson and
namesake, Sir Thomas, the third Baronet,
has committed suicide. We understand that
the eoIoner's jury yesterday returned YER
dict OF felo-de-se. Sir Thomas has left q son
eleven years old and three young daughterS.-
Irish Paper. fr..
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nRMOVAL. - THOMAS n. PL0WMAK,
X farponfar ava null111. has removed hla nhop lu1
III, - 5irswkelIy street % No, ~ CAHIEk Street, -
loinias isy oA f4ss ones haldlng Having iaefsts.4
% TscslIe ohhrl pfPuklle patroaage ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-01

IA "Iife Of wiIberforce." recently published,
records many curious sayings and doings.
Among the former Is that Of Madame de Stael,
who, on receiving from that gentleman his work
on "PracticAl Christianity" said TO mutual
ffield &c esG TGTWe dc flnm9talits."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-01
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING GER

III
IN tain Amendments 20 the Constitution.
BE resolved BY the senate and House Of Representa
Assembly met That the following amendments be pro-
posed 70 the Constitution Of the in accord
ance with the provisions of the tenth article thereof
There shah be additional section the third article
o. the Constitution to be designated as section four
Section g whsPeysr any Of the quallaed electors Of
this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military
vice. under Tequlston from the President OF the United
btates o. BY the authority Of this Commonwealth such
elect exercise the right Of suffrage In all elections
by the ezens under such regulations are shall be-
prescribed by law as fully as II they present at their
Section 2 There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article OF the Constitution to be designated
sections. No bin shall be passed by the legislature
containing than subject which shah be clearly
seeiicn g. No bin shall BE- Hsed BY The Legislature
granting powers, privileges, IN any case where tbs
may hereafter be, conferred upon the courts OF this Coa
mOnweath." -
Speaker ef the Hoaae Of Representatives.
JOHN p. PENNEY,
offlCE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMON
HAmasBURo, April 25, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA, sA
L.s true and correct copy of the original Joint Resou
- tion of the General Assembly entitled A Joint
Resolution proposing certain Amendments the CoDst
tuIon," as the same remains on nle in this oiiiee
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nay lnnd and
ELI sLIFER,
The above Resolution having been agreed BY amaorty
OF the members Of saeh Ouse at two successive sossOns
posed win be submitted 10 Inc people for thsr
adoption or rejection on the rst Tuesday of Angns IN
SuT accordance with the provsons Of e tenth article
ofths Constitution and the aei entitled Act preserb
theI approval and ratification Teoeon The proposed
sd dsS q AP p one asanS SSSssd Is aud
SH-ftA Sscgslaty SgI ne oOaROuHeallA
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DAINTINGu PAINTIN GIL
No. At 8. THIRD STREET.
ABOVE cHEsSUF.
PhHAdaphiA-

FAHY % BROTHER.
HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PArHTERs-
aranns. Glazing. anainsOn Glass. KaisOuinns Pagss
VArnlshing, Ae. Apis
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-01
DENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAU-
"A toned against trusting the crew of the British ship
HONfAhEI, 6mth, Master, irom Liverpool, dobtI
OF their Contracting will be paid BY the Captain
paUeeg. Ues-ul TH0a. kIchAhDso& y %,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kW@ SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- ONCE Of the Committee on Labor, Income. and
Revenue, No. ilS s. SEVENTH street Philadelphia.
The undersigned with pleasure acknowledge the fol
s. slocum Chairman
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PROPOSALS.
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER
SUBsIsT1ENsceElo Y Y loG,lII oG,lEIFIIIcE, UNITED STATES

~ Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street,
BALmoRE, Nd, June 2e. 1854.
Sealed Propesas q dHgeats viii be received al ths
nshins the United States subsistehce DspaTimens
FOUR THOUSAND 5000 HEAD OF BEEF car
TIE the hoO delivered al The State Cattle Scales. ss
h@%OES s Mo- In lots g ioSS one thoassed every
Rc a pda ae snPsnSe Gr the SontEassOr Thsy must
we all ne short Oi 1OCJ one tSodssnS ponSs siSS
gross weight Bulls stags oxen, Cows, HsferS. and
deduction Of ten lO) pounds win be made from tho
yded ths animal does not stand in the pens TWO and pne
ha honIs before being weighed, IL not weighed lmma
Blank forms for proposals can be had on applIcs-
ton at this once, either in person, by mall tee-
The Government viii claim the right Of weighing any
weight than the minimum meIxioned above, the eT
pense Of weighing viii be paid by the party eing udg
Each bid, 10 secure consideration must contain n
written guarantee of two responsible persons, fol-
the cG1psy state "a e hereby
sscordSnce with the terms of hs Tor ,hsr proposo m
aud shond his (cr their) proposition be accepted he (o
and we ppad nS Ssene h
giving good and suffcIent bonds for its funlmenf
the Ocal certificate the Clerk the nearest Dstrict
Court or q the U9ed States District Attorney to be
Biddsrs must be present to respond to their bids ana
70 give bonds and sign the before leav-
Ths Government to itself the right to reject any
Payments be after each delivery In such funda
as may be on hand II none band. TO DO made
PIopotaIs must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS
GILMAN, G. g., ia I more, Maryland"
lfa bid Is n the name q firm, their names and their
poat office address must appear, or they VIII not be con-
Each person or every member OF arm orering pro-
posal must accompany It with oath OF allegiance 70
United States Government hhe has not already led one
ARbidsn complying strictly rRh he terms eftAis as
re'fisehReHt WiH De rejected. -
ie30-ut Captain and @. s., " s. A.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-12
J II FERSO DAVIS.
THE POPE To JEFF DAVIS.

Wastr2Ous and UO"Drnble President -
Saiuiafion We nave nst received with
all suitable welcome. the persons sent by
Won to place in our hands YOUR letter, da-
ted % of September last. Not slight
was the pleasure we experienced whan we
heard from these persons and the letter,
with what feelings of joy and gratitude
Won were animated, ilnStriou~ and honor
ahle President. as soon As YOU were IN,
formed of our letters to our venerable
brothers. John. Archbishop. OF NV York.
and John. Archbishop Of New Orleans. da-
ted the | S'h Of October. of las, wear and
IN which We have. with all our strength
excited and EXPORTED these venerable
brothers that in their episcopal, pietv and
>oliriuae they should endpavor, with the
mast ar,lent zeal, and in our name, to
bring about he end Of the fatal civil war
4. hlcts has broken ont in those countries
in ordrr that the American people NAV
obtain peace and concord. aud dwell char
i'ahIv together II is particularly agreea
honorable President. and YOUR people are
AMIN ,ted with the same desires of peace
and tranquility which we have in our LEI,
tiers incuIcatrd uror our venerable broth
ers Nav it please God At the same time
to make the other pc Piles Of America and
their rulers. rrf-r'ing seriously how Terri
bic is civil wa, and what calamrie- it en-
g-nders, listen to The Inspirations Of p
rain:er spirit. and Adopt res"n,eiv ,he
part Of peace. As for us. we shall ,oi
cease ~ otia" up the mosr farvenr PRAYERS
20 God Almighty that he NAV pour GU
upon AL the peoples of America the spirit
of peace and charity and that he will stop
the great evils which aifl let them We. At
the same time bAseerh he God of mercy
and pity 10 shed abroad upon YOU the light
OF His grace AMI attach YOU to US by a
perfect friendship
Given AZ Rome. a, St Peters. the 81
Of December, 1868, of our Ponrfra'e Is
PITS IL
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Pork PACKISG IN THE WEsT-Tha
Cincinnati Price Current Of the 9Th inst
gives some in'eres ING facts and figures in
relation t" pork packing in the West this
season I, publishes the amount packed
in large number Of towns IT, Ohio. In1i
ana. Illinois, and other Western States.
According TO the figures of the Price
Current the whole number &c hogs hacked.
NJ 70 The 9th instant. in he West. is L.
9S2 $50, sg4ns, 3 los $50 last YEAR
The estimate amount Tor this wear is g.
254 S97 The deficiency will not fall far
short according to these figures, o. 9e0,-
900 hogs
1t is now clear that the hogs this season
will he the lightest ever hacked before and
the Weld Of lard per hog far less than any
season upon record The deficiency so far
is about 80 per cent. in the number, and
in weight about l9 per cent.
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TIE desire Of gain alone pronp's them,
and they care llt,l- whether they make it
out of those they employ or from The soil.
There are OF course exceptions: but am
informed that The majority Of the lessees
were only advenfurers, camp-.ollowers
I" arny-sharks." "a they are termed, who
have turned aside from what they consi-
der their legitimate prey. the poor soldier.
70 gather the riches Of the land which his
prewess has laid open 10 them
There is camp At Inung'- Point. IN
which are 2 100 men. women. and chil-
Idren. crowded in miserable novels, deStl-
tote Of all comforts, and diving At the h"r-
rih!e rate Of thirty. fifty AMI seventy tive
a dav. The Who'll. number on The M1S-1S
-inpi J. estimated at more than % 600
none properly cared for the majority n"'
JARED for a. all God cave them to the
Gayerrment to be freed, educated. lifted
into new life. The Government put
hem in the hands Of guardians, from
whose carelessness and cruelty some OF
ibern even seek refuge again in slavery -
! The problem OF emancipation Is made
donblv complex for the negro is almost
Taught to doubt the benefits Of freedom -
| We have long tantaized him with the
possibility of it. We now darken the
clear prospect which dswns on his strain
| no siyht, with such shadows "a rested on
his life Of slavery We do it. for the
Government is only the agent and servant
of he pc lplp. and il belongs to Us TO hold
| President. Cabinet Generals. Congress 10
their accountability and to insist hat they
do Justice to the negro We lake it for
granted that the present system VIII be
abandoned To retain it in the face OF
such an exposure il, or ought to be. m
possible. and is A. anv rate Inconsistent
with he suppc>i'ion that the Government
means 20 do its duty It il not merely a
Question If ahrses-xhich under anv or
vanizaton must be expec.ed-lt is the
system itself which is inherently vicions
The 60, sfrnction Of another should be-
placed in the hand- Of some one who will
not regard the negroes As live stock
who will not consider either the profit Of
sparuation or the production Of cotton
crop as he first obiec,, but who will IN
derstahd that he j. charged With the vel
fare of = liberated race. whom we have
kept enSlaved for eighty wears. and to
whom We owe such recompense as II Is suil
possible to give.
We do not think the Independent gives
plorv to God when it saws "God gave
Them (,he negroes TO the Government 10
! he freed. educated. lifted into new life.
ana al the same time charges that the
Government has defeated His purpose. bv
treating them az live stock and turning
them over into the keeping Of camp-fol.
, Inwer--. army sharks' to he worked and
starved 70 death. This is holding the Al
nigh Y responsible for work which We
have been taught to believe only devils
could do
Oar readers will see from he above
What crimes these whining canting. hvpo
critical, wing, h'asphemons Republican
vrerches have done in the name Of God
and Liberty.
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/. Married !:

Tn Detroit on the 26-h inst. Al The Ia
,hedral of 81. Peter and Paul. hv he Rev.
p. Uennear, JONI II LEoS ,kD. E-q. OF
Chicago and ANNIE. third daughter OF
Major VIM O'Callaghan Of Amhers,brrg,
formerly Of Detroit; No cards.
There's on. more triumph for the mis-
chevous god of marriages: a. agrneah'e
and r,onnlsr gantlnnan united IN wHf'ock
10 one of the fairest Of 'he fair daughters
Of Michigan The nretrv laka vessel which
has been rendered a treasure in the eStl-
nation of the travelling pnhlic by the pres
ence on board Of Mr.. Leonard, rnnst now
Give wav TO a handSomAr craft The Sra
bird is .upn'antAI hv bird of Paradise.
- Ticngo Post
During All the wears that we have known
the Lake Shore boats and the good fel-
lows who have them in charge and vie
with each other to make he ride from onr
GROWING city 20 Milwaukee and Chicago
the most popular AMI agreeable that can
be f,und anvwhere JoHN H. LEONARD has
de>arvediv held high place in the public
esteem: and we feel sure that we hu' echo
The universal sentiment of The travelling
pnhlic in wishing him as much iov in his
new acquisition from "Paradise " as he
has dispensed comfort and pleasure or
board the more worldly craft, Vc'pt Sea
bird
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And THA BILL DIDN'r Toll ANY
MORE. w hen The Democratic candidate
for Governor. Hon E w. Harrington,
WAS Mayor of Manchester. one Of the lis
cpies of old John Brown undertook 10
toll the City Hall bell. in mourning over
the Death OF the old abolition horse tibet
and assassin, when he was hung for his
crimes in VIRGINIA OF course fIarrinp-
tons Democratic blood ronidn't stand that
sort at stuff. aud so he quietly went up In
The be!frv took the rascal bv the cola,
and the seat Of his tlOwsers, aud pitched
him heels over hea down through the
scutlIe, landing him one or two stories
below. Aud the bell didn't toll any
more
lie proposeS TO serve the A BOLTON Lin
coin party in New II ,mpShire the same
sauce hex March. They have beer ling
ling their John Brown bells with their in
terra Jargpn in our ears a good Deal too
long already. They will soon find them-
selves couple Of stores or so. below -
And The hell won't ring any more.-N
II States and Union
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JEFF DAVIS 10 THE POPE
Richmond. Sep. % 1863


Richmond. Sep. % 1868
Very Vemrable Pontf:-The letters
which YOU have written 70 the clergy Of
New Orleans and New York. have been
cnmmnni 4red TO me, and have read with
emotion the deep grief therein expressed
for The ruin and devastation caused oy the
wa which is now being waged bv the
Unitei States against the States and pao>
pie which have selected me as heir Presi-
dent and your orders TO your clergy to
exhort the people TO peace and charity |
am deeply sensible of The Christian chart
" which has impeled you TO this reitera
ted appeal to the clergy 1t is for this
reason that feel it my dntv to express
personally. and in the name of the Con
Tolerate Safes. our gratitude for such SEN
timents of Christian good feeling and love
and to assure vour Holiness that the peo-
Dls threatened even on their own hearthS
with the most cruel oppression AMI terri
be carnage. is DESTROYS now, as il has AL
WAYS been. 10 see the end of This i,npinu.
war tha. we have ever addressed prase r>
20 Heaven for that issue which your Ilo
illness now desires that we desire none of
our nnemv's possessions. bu' that we fight
merely to resist the devastation of our
country and the sheadin Of orr best
, blood and 10 force hem 10 let us live in
peace under the protection Of our own in
st'u'ions. and under our laws, which not
only insure TO every one the eninvmen, OF
his temporal rights, but al>o III free exer
else of his religion. Ipray your Holiness
people of the Conf, derstr States our ST :
c.re thanks for YOUR eff"r's in favor ni
| peace. Nav The Lord preserve the days
of eour Holiness, and keep Won under his
~ o'ect1cn