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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

Recovery Of Skossn Goods On the 10Th Of
December last, Dr.. n. Tally entrusted his
trunk, which contained valuable assort-
,ncnt Of diamond and other jewelry, and
wearing apparel, to u negro boy to convey
from his boarding house to toe Petersburg
Depot. On arriving at the cars the negro
failed to make his appearance, and from thst
time till within few DAYS back nothing had
been heard from him. On Saturday last two
negroes. named jim, slave Of kobt. Tr0wer,
ana Andrew, the property Of Mn. Betsy
Scarver, OF Hanover, were arrested by ond-
ccrs Seal and Others, on tho charge OF hay-
Ing in their possession the st0scn property.
III tho room occupied BY Andrew were lound
the trunk, large lot Of the clothing. and
several pieces Of valuable jewclry. wkklo
upon the person Of Andrew pair Of valua-
Bile diamond stucs were observed. They
were Identified By d.. Tally a. his property.
jim offered no defence; bat Andrew plead
that the studs he had puschased from Jim
for one hundred dollars. The Mayor re-
manded them 10 Jail Tor examination beiose
the HustiAgs Court.
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axn. In N ! sAp wAy.

Here b The ssss os seleesaaas thss are paAilaAed
ia tAs NssshesH pagers pss ~ Yaakes paA,fc u
= GOD hassos. e u very sssAaAie - those Who
know tAas 0sa Lssas esny Aaa M ntsaed ~
tsos isea eAsst6aa = aay osAsr csse, aaes
~ Ashnse bsoans
e : !: 80 s:ss.:s ::. = e. e. = s : E
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The New Haven Journal, Of yesterday, says In :


sketch OF Scdgwick
He was a native OF Cornwall, Lite hheld county,
Conn, to which place his ancesiors removed from,
West Hartford, one hundred and twenty years ago,
an.i he resided on the Old homestead, which has
been in possession OF the famiiy duuiRg all tisse
years, al only sister maintaining the hOspiiities
ot his house during his ptotraced absence III :
Wee. Ills grandfather, Gen John Sedgwick, WAS
0tticeI Ia The Revolutionary war, aud trans NIT
ted an houoIcd nane 10 the disii.eu shed ssrdg-
wick Ia,atiies oi Connecticut, ehsetts, an.t
New York. Gen .Sedgwick W a. born Ia 1874, and
graduated AT Weel Faint Ia 1897.
Tie Was always warmly attached Ia the Liehneit
home, and IN All MS active military tte looked ioy
ward at the time hr might retire II II ia his dr.
ciiing years Just before tht, Se'etiion trOhe oui
he had seriously contemplated such retitary, aud
on the first exhibition OF treason he told relative
that his hope had be~u III leave pubic hit, hui
added that IL could not be NOW, tut his cou0tfy
needt u his services.
la private life Gen Sedgwick was an uuassum-
Ing, retiring man, possessing strong feelings and At
tacameais. He was never married, but KEEP, w
his ancestral estate uader the care OF sn unnaar-
ried sister, who was devotediy attached to him.
THx CAPTURE oF sTEGLss WAGON TaAIN
Extract of letter from capt o Morse, com
manding Co ., 5th. Kansas cavalry, dated Pint
Bluffs, Ara, April 2s, 1864, 10 itiesd:
Yesterday a terrible disaster happened 10 aa
army. Ose Of Gen tstecss's wagon srai,ss, ot 0ss
ai0 Wagons, was rStur1ing tfom camien, with -,
escort Ut about 0D0 nl.R. consisting Of detat.is
menls from the n b Ohio, 80 and 36.h Iowa, o.
Indiana iniaatry, tstIndiahs cavalry, 7lh Mtss0ar
cavalry, 9Th Kansas Cavalry, and ~ Missouri All,
i.ry. when fmly mites isoM rIae btutis, wher
the roads we've bad. and the tram had seassese,
along for stx miles, We were altacked by uehe
foSce Of g. o. and kept up hard 6ght tor tous hour
uit cur am,munitt0n WAS exhausted aud the tntaa
Try were dghltne with elubbeL auskess The srs
aad second Cficers IN c0aansand Wese killed. tn
enemy had taken our cannon and tuEaed then up
asnrSa hen ~ n Gnl
assault aAd cut IN way shiosgh, all hss Ay ~ siz
y arriving as Pine Hia1s.
axu. Lss n SAD WAy.
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"a bear
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a''st se.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
'ahtry brigadca, were captured by the enemy
white engaged in skirmish near Milford
on : ttu rViav

'hs hAiD ON THE CRrTRAL RAILROAD.
ihe faidihg party who reached the Cen
tfai Railroad last Friday night did but little
damage to the road. Two small trestlt
bridges were burned In the vicinity OF Han
over Courthouse; the track was torn up
for distance of about three hun dred yards,
and The Telegraph wire cut. On Saturday
th.y were met hear Hanover Court House
ny tue Maryland Line, who fred some thirty
OF iofty rounds at them, when they rct.rcd
IA the direction of Cold Harbor. The raid
my party numbered only abont two thou
aa'ia. Ihe latest information Of their move.
hiehts is brought ty courier who ar
rived last night. He reports them on their
way to rejoin the main body under Sheridan,
at the White House.
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Fe = etn.
'Einse'As
|skeeairs
,.fess.-
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/ asa tss
aei PIE.
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creditable estate, and by proving that bril-
liaucy Of mind and Of manners need not
argue dePF4Sity Or hasFt. II the Greek
Eomep .bsd been 10 - condition 10 write
comedy, 90 e6Gctment 10 keep the Atheui,
an ladies from The theatre would have been
NECESSARY, nor would they, in the disguise
OF slaves, have crept TO q bearing of the
playa Of Arislophanes
Nor can WsfoEgef that woman might in
this Wsy do somrthing to eOnsiguIo etsr.
nal oblivion those dramatic creations
which reflect dolly disbonUr snd rldicu!e
upon her sex-Wbich represent il as sen
sual aud hekle, as theugbtless and reck-
less, as bent only upon pleasure and prone
only 70 intrigue, - fonder of winning adj
miration than OF deserving it. In this
way moreover, she might repay the deb,
which she owes TO those dramatic writers
who have Tindieated her capacity for a
higher life, her fidelity 70 nobIer intnitions,
her truth, her honor aud her long suffer.
ing. Out of the depths OF her own woman.
y soul such writer might repeat, With q
new truth and al uncommon viRor, the
ideal heroines of poets who have celebra-
ted not merely mortal loVeliuess but i'm
mortal love. Nor this alone. By diguify.
ing the drama she would dignify that
vocation which so many Of her sisters
folloV, and would rescue from the indig-
nation of the censor and the sheer of the
seaudalous those Who are sometimes cause
leBsly blamed. and sometimes not without
. sufficient reason.
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TERMS,
JOHN @. LAKIN.

ISuoeeSeoEtO Wheeler / Laktnl
WILL RBOEIYR AND HAVE OPENED. FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 2pEh. Ainsy
and we'll selected assortment ef =
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also aeomplsteAssortmeuto OF eRNrLKMRS,s lUR.
HISHING GOODS
The patrons Of the old ar, and the public in gen
eSal are respectfully invited to call and examine my
6toek before making their purchases ~ intend cell
ING as small Prohts 70 cash aHd prompt Purchaser
Ehnukful Ter the patronage bestowed upon the old
urn solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOHN I. LARIS, Merchant Tailor
No. 1o2 Main 81, wheeling, We.
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EGTRGaLJ LGGeFtbed 70 bt IL TtBsE1hAa CoA9FGt1 81
hs UHifed SdteS.
!.
Take no step baekHardi The sterDAlAgG
Look down u pOu lOu rum their heiEhE sublime,
And witness the events which HItory's pages
shah class among the DODlsSt Of ali time.
RiEht oaW1Id nos The path Of duty Heth,
.RiEht onward onWurd!" Jnsties sterRiy eEisth,
An Mercy joins with JaStiee 10 the call
Take no step baekEIrdi Csnturies Of oppression
Are eliminating midst our HStion's throsS;
Aud wrong thai might have stOOd, aIth fair eoneos-
Yields to the force Of Dolf-ipnietOd blown.
The hand grown horny in the life long IAbsr
That eIOshsd and PanPrESd these Who held Il
Noe ETSsPs he gun. or uislds the hAshipE sabre,
And wins and WearS tts hooors on the groond-
m
Take no step backward; ContrabAnd, or ehattsl,
Or EIHVe. or "PerOon shat yoa Sill-EhsvTc
And ros stAud or fan in this dread battle,
God lsAds the bODtnsn from his thrall again.
The PtiisE Of eoudiSy Gay i + hing
The pillar Of hrs By night il blhElns
Where eOun grafton Plints Jon southern Ikios,
Take no step backward! We have sorely amIttsr,
At hip and thigh the Evil and the WrOug.
What re have sad, nGE verify What SEitIen,
sal WITH The SSaI Of acton, brnSd and strong,
Be not alarmed At HpparitionS dire
OF flaming words that huEtlO int TiOW,
The element that puIihOs l. Gres
Pass firmly in, and rssOlntsly through.
Take 10 step Backward We, whom God nov uSel
10 solve the problem Of Mans daSttny,
10 reetity hG wrong. night his abusSs.
The grand accomplishments yS may not So
Bet IN the tntuFO-in the years Of giFRY
That peace restored Ahnil bring cur land aEnfn-
Your names GhAn glitter in the nGbiest story
That eSiebFBteS the dOedS 81 nobLest men.
KES1ecKT, Jan- ), 1854 ". D. q.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI.
- ~ Ing Rail Road.

4AS haG Road.
3 ss
NS;AiD AETER MONDAY, NOV lettii IsEs Pas.
~ 9el'er IS2tas vii leave Bridgeport q CoiloSS.
l1oO a. ~ Man Train, stopping At AL station. Az.
yves 81 Pittsburgh At 3;5o p ~ Ana
-. Cleveland ~ $50 P. n - 9+s
EGO r 4 tAesionmodasi0n TraiP stopping a. all
~ 49, afs-d.t,-s is-Evl teSL asglH-sa 20
iUO0 r NJ HTPTe Train arrives At PittsbprEh a,
E:lo a. a. and ClsVeiahd at ELSA. D.
.Gy RECtJRN1N q TRAINS 80
Leave Cleveland At $50 A. n andI "a y n
dyeA Bridgepor: 81 Cos P IL, and soc A n - ~
Leave Httabnrgh II E45sG- NJ e.IS An 49,
AZ as + and "a; s5siSs z. BFidE'PoFt ~ go A. NJ 1855
Connections are made as iEeOilovv..
Al Pists5urGh With Pennsylvania B. h for H,rr;.
burg Baltimore, Washington PIiiia-
de!Phla- New York aud Boston. -.
Al OteTeIand Nth Cleveland Toled RszR! for San
soa 5= dIsky, Toledo, Detrnit, Chicago Gid
All points in the HoETH WEsT Witk
aa 2stFott EtsamerH fuE Detroit Jaekson,
chicago and the NoR-5 WE,y WA,
S3eSelaad 4 Hrie r. B. for ETie, Dun.
..,.. .s5--... OK, Buffalo and 6iASara PalIs Wifh
cleveland. Columbus &Cinefnnati foT
I SIessllEes Delaware. Columbus End
At HudsOu4 nth TIE c z &oR.R. for cun.bo,,
s55,...t e! e taLls AZ ron, 4nlersbargh and Woos-
AZ Alliance With z: Fl. " d G. B. R. for Canton,
AaastllOn, Wooster, Salem, Eneu, Co
AtstsuhenTille With P. @. c. Line and AZ RE1Skr n
with GO. ORR for ZanesTile New
7-5F r. ark Columbus, XeniA, DAYTON. Inf
anapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Lo1iTTfiIe
~ '-'s' ~ SI.iouas 81 Joseph Gud all point
.,a Witt and South Wet. - =
AxenE.lon Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 %
1at -, alHA{s e low, and time much quicker tRaI
Through Tfeksts toaIl points In the West. Sor.l
99d 4aAt can be procured the ofieS lnder ~
heLnre ho9Be, Wheeling, N, or With TjeFS
AGENT At Bridgeport Station.
EIeleh! contracts viii be made At lowest rates Il
any point aeeesEible by this road aud itS ennsrt5
- ne West and Northwest at one
un9sa u. Lure House, with Fl. Agent AZ Bride
IOe' StA1on- s-.i% WIN. D.T2RRY, Agent
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
J-R-AeCuLL0UGH, President
IS ? R.AYRRS. Gent Tick a. - ~ 57,-
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DUNG MEN
fhemI,.sIrahr !.

WHO have injured themselves bY certain prac,ie.
INDUCED IN when algIe habif
HSm eva eymPantong, or At school the thecTs of
Shteh arc Rightly tslt. even when aEleep and If not
both mind and body, should apply irnn5edtS1sIT
= INST a pity that youBB nan. the hone q his
country, the darling Of hfs parents, Shoud be
snatened nom All prosFScIS and tnSoyuebts oFIffs
BY the oonEeqpeness Of GsTatiaE iron ~ ram ~
tature aEdinduIs ling In certain secret habit sueh
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DISEASE -oR TWpRunPrCp

Pleasure finds thar he has irnbibtd ~ .I NJ yhIs
painful d3ease t too Often hiPpsns Rat Al iItmed
seilse q shame, or dread OF discovery, deEerS him
LESn 1pplylUg TO those who, IRON tducatlon and
ssPeotA6htty can alone beGiOnd him. delaying tilI
we oonaifuuonAl RymptOms Of this hcFFid dISrass
appearance SBueh - liberated sore throat
SleGased nose noetnrEal pAins IN the head and
Hmos umness o. Fts ht, deafness, nodes on the shi
eenes eod armA blotehes q The head, face and ex.
pEogreSsng with EiEatfnL rapidly till at
~ me PaAte Of the noth Tie bouss Of the moss
Ial M snd the victim q Ihs aUfll disease becomes
hoEIla os9tst o epaaislCStiso- 1atd death puts
- 80 - T,i - 49, p sETsEss BY sending him
traveller EetQFDsS9 ~ 1Ae ~
Il 4 fsss hat tASlsaHas fail victims
@ thls terrible Gease OalRg - TIE rnskilIulpess
o. tnoFahs BTVtsatsrss EAG, 6y the lse OF that
- ~ x 49, ga - eOostitution and
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gRANsPoRpApIoH.-
Baltimora g ohio Railroad.
OIL. bblttrl.olI s ttllni1o 8 ,rlrn,s =

3 81 ~ 3HttllzL4H 4 sFAFI9qI, Aug. 8, 1853.
ON and amer Monday night, the 1Oth Of Au9prt
" ths H91senEor tTAins VIII Be- run By the follow.
In4g s E.o 80 a1aHrt t.-,ss ..l...s
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind aud body are he most
neeeaaTy requisites 70 promote e0nhdItai hSpul.
NE becomes weary pilgrim age; the pro;rert hour
y gaEke1s 70 tbs view; the Rind becomes GhadoVsd
WIZ despair and hlled with the melancholy TSdss.
Stt ~. see OF another becomes DigbteL
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Raltg gn1elligeutet
TAKE no slKP BACKWARD.

2Ir4GRIy IHSerfbed to TIE IL RYE CHA O0A9retS Of
Lhe UnifGd SdfsS.
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: TAKE PARTICULAR Nnr11E.a

TAKE PARf1CULAR NOTICE.
sDr.y HddrssAts ala these Who hare injured them.
selves BY improper induIgsREsnee and EolitSrT ish
tts shish ruin both body and mind, nnfttibS thrn
LSL eitheF business, study, society or marsiaSS9
THEsE are some Of the sd . d nlelSne1oIv sr.,t.
PEOdpesd BY early habits Of youth, Tfz: WsStns.,
CT the Back and Limits, Pains m The nead Dio1nssl
o. sight Lnss Of Muscular Power PaIpitStiou 0f m
HeaIfi DyIpepsias Nervous lrritabtiity, DzrEnEe
Eseht OF the Digestive Functions, 6enerSl Ds6IIiy
symptoms Of CONSUMPTION, &c - s'''''
AESrALlT.-Ihe fearful elects on tie mind Are
much % Be hreaded-koas Of Memory CoufISJ,D ~
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits ETiI PorbodinEs Tsy
non 70 society, seiEDblrust, Love Of soIt1de Tim
ldltys &C., are some OF the evils produced.
THOUSANDS OF PersOns Of an ages can nov Irj,.
n9t IS the eHuse Of their defining health ioSi5S
their Iigori beeeming weak, pale, nervous ~
eFHehted. hLJinR singular Appearance ako1t M.
eyes. cough and symptoms Of e nsumpIion.
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STRANGRRS

zr1st nst yoQE 6yss, oE hOAltA % Es e.rs Of MANY
VnIeAE1Sd AID EurtkISas PrSsEnjFrS. SIS,titnts Of
s. hans O eAaEaeRsrs EkS e6py Dr. John.
sSSl ~ srAes1entS o. style thGmselveS In the
OlSs 9s hey keep yea tEi6inE Iaopfh AFTER
.,1n sANfns thelr alihy and pofsonoSs eonpounds
IN despair have you With ruiuei nSSIf6 ,, .ih
"'SE yoIr Own ELling dlsEp Polntmant tEsE-
II: sS1qst9p = the only fhyulcian adEsrttIing
- Geae4uA4s0 OF diplomas alWayn hang II Ria
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ENDORSEMENT. or -TBR PPRssl

4NUUhohAbNt. UF THE PRESS.
fha nAuy thousanis cara AZ tffI i-SSi,,,,r,,
y ssE amer yeaTs aud the numerous inpoTtSnt SUI.
sle.l Operations laFioFmed BY Dr. IehnSfopi vii.
ana many Oth6E pSpefa, nofiess Of G55t. A.,
Pf - again and again bef1Da The pahltc beyides
nis staedng q gentleman ofeharastST apd rsSpon-
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= az ITEsatle epse6t and Only EnectDai R.so'SI
n ~ me IoTld tOE an PTiVAte Lie ~ Wo,tnedy
sae sBask and Limbs StictuFsG. Ines Of
hlaneJ5 aud Bladder, InVoIuutarv niScS oi ths
P9!sssy eneEsl Debility. NervS1sass p,S5e- In
4S SPtrit4 Confusion q I6EsS' SIta!A'
Eo9 @ the Heat Hmidity TrenbEc y Z latA-
or 9tsdinssI. DisoSse Of DC AZ rs Of
- - Affections Of the Liver Ia6Ss
~ % b9Eea-those Terri ls 6isords-S stoa
ne Solitary Habits Of Youth-tboss 49,. ron
9stiees mora fsthl To their Tietir1H ~ ~
e the AariPsrs Of UySses, bliEb,Ss
ing marriage, &c, fmpossible 'S--'' ienoeF-
YOUNG MEN
especially, Who have boom = n : ,Tt.,+,,. go,
nieSg that dreadful and dtstruetiye habit y-bSSS
10y ISIeePs % an untimeIy grave thouSan ~ :,
intellect who might othervfse ave eoTsI liant I
teItng enatess with the thundets Of elos US
g eeataey the living Tyre, may cali NJ nj
MARRIAGE.
AlA5EEied Pefsons,Hor f6u1E Wen eontsnpl,.;,-
En9EItage being aware physical EesfpsSS als
debility, dtformltieS speedily cured S@eis
He who places himself unSie. he cara =, n,
may reIigiousIy eonfide In hts honor as TentiS'
and confidently rely upOa his IkiI a. pSI1Issa
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
i@1asd1 cured end Fuli igor RESTORED.
I'M UstEeSAAng nectton-Whfeh FendefS fE. o,5
Marriage tuPos1ible-s ths penaltT MD nv ~
Victims Of Improper indulgeIees YOSuf peT-o -, -.
700 ept 70 e9nntE eEcaEP8 from net kSi5g 0yE.rs ~
me dreadful consequences that NAV snG4S ~
Who that underStaRds the subject WI nFSts1S -
deny that The power Of pToeTeSfioS 4 ~ 800. 70
noe tsIinE into inpr Per habits thaa B, Ihe pE5.
gent. Besides being deprived sf the pleasure 81
healthy U1sPFinR. tie most SAFfouE and ijsEtr1c,i
synPto9S to both body and mind aEfse This 1890
!. eot1Ss der1uGed- the Phys cal aud Mental Func.
Ilois ea ktne1, Los ofPtuereatiVS 2, WeE NerTo1,
IrTitahtnty, Dyspepsia, PalpitatiOn OF The Han
Indigestion, Constitutional Dsbiity. a SS-tj, u
me Frame, Cough, Consumption, D,eay aud DsatS
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St
Left hand side going from Baltimore str.a. +, + :,
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Letters must be paid and contain ,tsngn IT,.
Ooet1Fs Diploma hAbEs in his once
A NTTpp ~ mn /, N,TrS,, -
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, Hl4 reEedts4 Or. treatment ara guilbon "a all
prepared ttum life spenf In he ma boI-
q 4of!Ies the hrst IN the e0anEry md anon
Is Rraetfaz than any otier Ph1 teian
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Take no step backEardI CenturieI Of oppression
Are eliminating mhdST our HStioa's throes;
And wrong that might have stOOd, aIth fair eoOees.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-21

A Con OF TAsTE.-At the opening of the
new Free church at Crathie, in Scotland, Dr.
Guthrie said: Il highly approve of the res
olution of our friends that led them to build
such a house as this; because there is no
greater mistake in the world than to fancy
that while God is God Of holiness, a God of
power, and Of justice, he is not also God of
taste, just as much as He is God of any
thing else that is lovely and good. And how
do prove that? you may ask. prove that
by just asking you to go to the sea-Shore and
find out for me a shell that is not pretty
prove that by asking you to go to those
meadows and find out flower that is not
pretty. Let me tell you that the flowers
would have produced their kind according to
the law, although they had never been paint
ed. 1t is not necessary for the rose and the
lily that one should blush so beautiful a red,
and the other bloom as white as snow. God
has made q useful flower-a useful rose and
useful Ill y-and then painted them. 1t is as
certain as that the Bible is true that He is a
God OF taste, as much as he is possessed of
those other attributes. And therefore it is,
say, that | rejoice in the erection of such a
building for Gods service. Our old stupid no.
ton was-we abhorred Popery so much that
we recoiled to the other side-that God was
never so well worshipped as in an ugly house.
1t Is great mistake-a mistake contrary to
the Blbe-contrary 10 reason and common
sense"
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Mountain, would, at the command of their
great leader, destroy Lees army, and see the
inside of Richmond, in half campaign. =
The movement which Senator Howe pro-
poses would have important Interior effects
besides the mere release of the Union cap
tives. 1t would rouse the patriotism of the
nation to a display like that which we saw in
the spring of 1861. The CONSUMPTION would
be forgotten. Volunteers would come forth.
by tens of thousands, from all parts of the
land, to join the colossal crusade, and repro
duce the popular uprising of 1861. There
would be paleness il the palaces of rebel
dom. Richmond would fall, and the Union
crusaders marching through its streets south
ward could sweep over the rebel States, cap
ture Charleston by an attack in the rear, and
end the war before its term of service ex-
pired