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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-18
FOR SALE.
THE sUBsCRIBERs WILL SELL

FIHE 81 bSChIbEH rs VIII bEII
l. at public auction on Thursday, the cath day
of August, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. n, at tie
Court House, in the city Of Wheeling the val
liable property known as the Union House be
ing Lot numbered one %, in square No Z, on tie
corner Of Main and Quincy streets In said city
This is regarded as tho most desirable lot nov
in market, in the business part OF the city Tie
purchaser will be entitled to the rent from LIST OF
October next Lease expires on April lst, 1876
Terms cash JAMES ID. GIBSON
j. G.. GIBSON
JOHN T. GIBSON,
Executors Of James Gibson
By LAMB PAUL.. augs.t
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Alabama.


nontoomsrt. Ala, sept 92.-The following ordin-
ance reported BY a special committee, was passcd by
thi, Conveuiion this afternoon, after long and full
discussion eighty mine voting In the Affirmative and
three In The negative;
he It ordained by tho people Of the State OF Ala
baaa Ia convention assembled, That A. the in,uiu.
tiun OF -laVery has been destroyed in tie stae ot
Alabama hereafter there thau lie neither slavery
nor Involuntary seryI'uio In this Stale Otherwise
than Tor the punishment Of crime, whereof the party
shall he duly convicted.
And lie IL further ordained, That the consiltution
he amended by striking out all proviilOus IA relation
10 slaves aud slavery.
And Ie IL further ordained, That II sha!l be the
duy Of the Leg ature At its utIt s'fuuu 20 lpHsr
slch ass a. will protect the ifo Omen oi ths STAG
u the l enjoyment Of all their rights Of y son Ani
pfOprft', anu guard them aud the Sltte asAnst all
evil that may Arise from their sudden emancipation
Aaosher ordinance has been introduced granting
to freedmen the rights Of holding property and te.t
fying In courts Of Justice.
" n,goplery, Ala- SEPT. 23.-Tho convention has
pass an ordinance dividing the state into ak Con-
er,ss .onal districts. Tho committee on the soccs-
sion ordinance will rc0ort cary next week.
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Fricht,ui RnIlroad Accident.

Troy, " y. SEPT 23.--A railroad roc.dont occurred
on the Reust,laes and saratoga Railroad Comrrny's
long Bridge, the Hudson River at thu. city,
about seven oclocA this evening. train wa back
Ing towsrd the city for the purpose Of rstnr out At
O'Clock. The olrine was running toudsr i5remor,
followed by two passenger cars and hGsraio car
The swing draw WA open at the tine sad the usuh
lights were 'lspAyrd, but the euFiaccr mIs-
underslood thsu., and DID not uouce no .opn
draw uuur upon II. The locomotiy-, jay
Ga.e" plunfcd forty feet into the deep va
ter OF the chsnnel, and follOved b. on" Of
tus passenger cars, which nearly ~lhnCreci
1be otncr p,.tsuyer car had narrow rscaue. For
tunaey, the only passengers in the cars we're tLiee
persona who we're ridlng over 70 ne city, one oi
them being the master mechanic Of lie tOIi Ihov
u Ade their escape from the ruhuieVed car. The ,n-
pinecr, MT. Bl0ughton, aud the fireman J hessr,
Jumped fIon he train and clung 10 the h.cre. lhcy
We not much hurt IL is almost mirno ulous thet no
Of the uOzen or more men on the tIa!n ~ sefl-
ousy injured, the burning locomotive thr Ateurd
o. lct fie TO the bridge. ihe tremsn had 10 carry
horo over the aid across the chGnue anu play
upon tho bIidse 10 Keep II nom CatChus uir. aoa-
,ure. Weto taken r.ievo the oytrlangns car, ami
repair the draw. lbe budge IA used h.'h hy the
si AtogA and Central RailIOads. lhs tAe nIst hc-
eideAt VI the Kind That ever happened there.
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'ohgulh vas vortine sAilsiActorii


Temperature engine room, SO: frsroom. lis.
deck, GT.
The engine performed In . satisfactory manner.
At darh, yesterday, large pile Of coal was hoaped
up TO tho credit Of the Algonquin, probably 600
or more pounds enough To ''tov the Wiuoo.k" With
for four Eve hours. The friends Of Dicker.on
we're sanguine that his engine would be triumphant
ASP N. the record Of tho revolutions stood thusi
Algonquin 4AIil winoosh +ATis.
A difference of three minutes In time exists TO
tween the two vessels which, being allowed, gives
the following the relative position OF the two
sci, 80 far A. revolutions concerned.
winooski ASSl. Algonquin 4isl6.
The wlnooski being ahead only 90 revolutions, and
the Algonquin pllins up coal on the dock.
At later hour the winooski gaining In revoiu-
tions, With every prospect Of being aho,d this morn
Ing. This will not oountcrbalance the immense sd-
vsnngo gained by the Algonquin in scononl ot rIei
and the trial thus far shows that the po,1er Of both
engine. I, 80 evenly balanced that but sporting
man would be willing to bet on the result The nisl
nov stands thus
In economy Of fuel Algonquis ahead.
In power OF tho engine, winooski ahead.
IL reported that during Saturday nisht the Al
ronquin nt time 100 revolutions ahead Of tho
winoosk. II th, Be so, the poWer OF the two en-
gn,s is very neary equal, vhilo the Algonquin 10
uuIucstion,hly very far ahead Of tho winooski In
economy that the enTinter Of the latter vosol can
no, hope to catch up during this trial.
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Troor testified th.t Capt win proposed to ,hs coll
ored prisoners that II they took the oath the South
tne rl,rd said that Captain wiz declared that he
would make tho ~hte prisoners Join the Confecrs'es
fervant At he house Of IN White, and vas ordered
tniih'r hy Capt Wifz for which be received no paw
C'pt. Wirz brought to pr Whites three thousand
cters sdtfes,ed to niou prifoners he handed them
to Capt Reeds -iie, who vns staying there tho
tool ever thins cut Of the letter. such As money,
ne lee and thgca pc'uT,. &C.; Mo Reed laushed
a. nc contents OF tho lstte., makug fun OF them,
,hd thtu .fder'd han 70 turn them; he hsd 60
Cont. .dcrates ~ea-ug the clothing which had been
sent 10 Inc prisoners he heard one OF the .urreo9,
~ Dr Whites say, Il have poisoned five 1antoe',
ten 3" they we're .aushing aud drlnklng At tho time
ne aso hcafu the surge ons tay they we're folnt 70
mat" and iakc the arm, of the 1.nsees they
Muutd u uCluently LAUGHING alout the Hulson Dit
hotd took non thc letters iour or FIVE hundred doi-
~ which che kept In . box until the prison "As
money.
Judge Advocate Chapman then ,aid tha, the Gov
erumeut would informally clOee their cAae io-ual Z,
rcsotving tho trtt, however, 10 examine vitucs. .
uho ma he found touching new matter, and he
Rchmond authorities with the Ande-tonviile
prisou.
NJ Blhor said he could not go 1t blind" by con-
scufiur ~ such arrangement.
toonel Chapman replied that the evidence referred
topNir, Lee, end oher Of the ielcl GOV clnin t,
ant the council had no right to Otlect " testimony
which dId not personally sffect hi. cnent
Ar. hsker said that the pri,oner y. charsed win
moi named. We did not knos no the latter we're.
II ,lc luire Advocate intfoducod matter which had
moth NJ to DO with Capt. WIZ, then, Of course, he
h0d no oljecton. Col Chipmsn said theie VI. .
puddle sud material necessity 70 show W the iniAIny
VI these men
lie court inquired Of Judge Advocate Chipman
vhetnor he hsd such testimony NJ hand, and
~h.tlet tho vitnesse. had been sent ior.
Col. thipman replied that many Of them had pre-
vaucated or concealed fAcs which made IL neces-
saiy iot the Goyerument 80 take ehiraoTaihAty
mcasurts to get At the truth. The evidence Wa es
materal 10 The defendant than TO the trial and as
OF agenera character, lie could not tel shen he
ienct, ihe Government would not resist an AppicA-
tlUu tOi con. uance.
e.st a eek from next Tuesday, tJl several reasons
sh.ch b. presented al considerable tngh-the cond-
tiun of HE aud his CllCuIs health leing among
IN, m but the court decided 10 grant NO urtleI de-
.ay uf the ptoceediuss than til next Tuesday, and
adjourned I'll that time,
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Tho trial Of Mrs. Beach. whose recent attempt upon
the life Of her husband, at Woods Museum, Chicago,
va published In Saturdays Sun was commenced In
thai city on Friday, hut upon motion OF tho prisoner,
counsel, nothing beyond the fixing Of the bail vas
accomplished. The stsount rsqulref-f3,0OO- ~
not folthcominR and the pritoner was remsnded to
jail The LADY 10 described a. delicate looking crea
ture Of IS yeart, and few would have SUSPECTED in
the qulet, almost demure oountenanee Of the tremh-
ling Frl 40 che ,toot within the prlsonefs box that
foremost Determination. She vas neatly dies,ed.
let face being partially hidden behind a veil, aud
her curs flowed in graceful ptoiurion around her
shoulders. she sptesrcd greatiy affiliated and urm-
bled violently which partially attributable to tie
presence Of her mother whose grief at the event.
is SAID to he incouso,able. Mr.. Beach did not make
he appearance IN Court on Friday. hut ~ hs wounds
are not considtrvd dangerous he will doubtless be
able 70 attend Tho trlal during the prosent neek.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

COLLISION IN rHK SoUSD.-A WOMAN AND
TWO CnuDms DRowSTD.-At about O'Clock
Saturday morning. collision occurred In the Sound,
al Matinicook Point about 36 miles from this city,
between the steam propeller ocesnus, Captain will
liam s Young, and the sloop Jacob Duvea Tho
sloop vns struck smid,hip. and ne-rly cut In two
Tho pilot Of the Ocesnus did not light on the
Dur ga until within two three hundred feet Of
her. lilo Immediately reversed his engine, but vas
With s.ef a. .oon .. The dSe.nas had backed out
from her, and 1t feared that the passengers on
the Dur three ladies two children and two men,
would he dror ned Capt Youns eeded In resouins
all a the pastcngcIs O the roop with lhe except Ion
B aud Emms ", aged respectively 70 aud months,
who wer, dro: urd ~ tho oapin. Mrs. Davis vas tho
Carrie, bias a, Pier 4, l., Il rnie lived III Port
Jefferson, l.. l., and had boon ON vist to her hus-
band IN a ely A r., bSsx P.y and a. ,O,, SnS !,
the infsut was subsequently recovered but the body
Of tho eldo,, child could not be found, The Oceanus
toved her INTO Glen Cove iarbor. C.st Young
subsequently c.me 10 hs city, bring with him the
pasBeuses Of the Iu and the bodies Of ths VIC
inns. Coroner Coi'u was notified, aud beyan an
inquest On tao bodies Of tho deceAed on Saturday,
on Loard the Oceanus Ut the foot OF Robins street
The jury having head the evidence, AdJourned 70
yea eidAy, when they rendered the following verdict;
''Ihat tLs deceasod part 10. came TO their death by
dTOsning Ia consequence Of a collision letvs the
sse.lnsT esnus and the rl0op jacob luIyea, aud
W. think that the collision va, unavoidable on sc-
to prevent tho collision"
SHALL SOLDIER or TIE UsIos FILL A
PAurER's GRAVE An old soldier Of the Union,
named John Rogers who was honorsbly DISCHARGED
account Of sickness somo months before tho close
Of the war, died on Saturday, after lingering and
painful illness, leaving wife and three children
wholly destitute. The widow has means With
which to bury her lsbsnd and uness somo boIevol-
cut perrons sep forward aud render her needed
sistanco her soldier husband must rest la q p,upers
grave. Any who feels stirred 10 assist this family
In burying their husband aud father can do so by
forrsrding coniibuton to Mr.. Roeers, care Of the
Superintendent OF the Working Womsns Proteo-
tive Union," ~ White street. or leaving the at
the sUS office.
THE SECRETARY or WAR (Mr Stsnton)
left this city Saturday morning for Washing gton,
In company with his wife and several attendants
INSPECTOR CARPENTER in pursuance of
roquisitlon made upon him by the authorities Of tho
village Of Sing Sing, last night dispatched fifty police
men In charge Of Sergeant Steers With ordeu to
preserve order during the boat race, which on
opposite that place to-day.
BALLOON ASCENSION. Lowe made
another detached ascension from Central Park on
Saturday, att o'clock PM, In his famous balloon
'ouaker City" The car was well filled with indi-
v'duas, spriaus 10 vsv thinss fras srisi s,and-
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General Intelligence.
tBy kaR to ths N,v York sun

Tnu President contonplstes . visit to wi'r'ins.
ton, Charleston and other Southern ports boiors
Tire meeting Of Congress takes place.
TnH rebel war debt Of A'nbama amounts ~ S9,-
o00ON His held by the citizens ~ The state aud
forms no part Of the Confederate debt property.
ruu old vessel Nswst, wreck ed on Cape Cod in
1926, and since then covered with sand and . mos-
dow, has lately been washed out by ths sea In .
good state Of preservation
Cot. KIT CARSON WAS met recently at Fort Lsrn-
81, his way from New Mexico In the Indian
Council st Fort Smith. lie rcprcscu,s that there
win he no more houble with the ludisns on the
sante Fs route
JuDGs DALY who for SIX years represented In.
diana IN Congress- but who nj tho tine ~ his de-
cease hlled the position u Deputy Collector Of tie
port OF New o leans dlsd In lhAi city on the I2Ih
inst, stcr weeks illness.
An old gentleman At Troy with an eve " econo-
my, IL engaged fishing cut th. coal that turhled
into the river during recent FIRE .i the West Troy
Ferry Compsny's coal house-he has slrssdy hsh-
od up thirty-hve tons.
TINS steamer Creole, from New York, and hound
TO Norfolk, Va, ran into . schooner lsdon with
coal Thursday night, OF Fortress Monroe and sunk
The captain and the rest Of ths schoonor's crew
were taken H. Norfolk by The Creole.
Two moro telegrsphic lines will shortly connect
Russia with the north Of Europe. Tho Gar has
Just given The necessary concessions for laying
down submarine cable between Grisehamn, In
] n and, and Nystsd, in Sweden, via the Aland
bless and smother from Cronstsdt 70 Copenhsgsn.
vis Bornholm.
GBo. W. NoRruRIpoE, tho returned soldier who
was recently sentenced 10 State Prison for life for
committing an outrage upon Mrs. Bates In Boston,
attempted TO commit suicide ON Saturday, by stab.
bing himself with . chisrl. The weapon came in
contact with tho bress, bone, thereby saving his
life.
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News Items.
lBy rtleJraph to the SsS york SUM-

Gov. WELLS has ssusd his proclamation calling
for the soction of Congressman and Sale fh'ors
OF Louisisus, for the frs. Monday Of n N.yomD'r.
TnE wooden mill fBiihoP 4 Kellsy, o. Chestnut
HI, near Philsdelphis, was destroyed ~ trs Sat
urday night. Loss $4,000
TnE boiler Of the s.eambos. Volkcsl'ut exploded
Oh Saturday, al Louisville Ry. oTsAl.ng cous,dsr-
atle excitement. oaly one person va, in'wed'
Inn banquet TO the Grand Lodge by tie mer-
chants Of Baltimore, Friday night was erand
affair. The Southern representatives. sppeIr 10 be
particularly pleased.
A locomotive belonging to the North western
RsilroAd exploded at Chicago, Ill, ON Saturday,
killlng tho engineer and . woman named Mrs
Dyer, and wounding several others, Of whom two
are fatally.
The English capitalists aud their friends arrived
at DInAlo on Saturday, and were recHyel by Wo
Mayor and Board Of Trade. They went On al eA-
cursiou on the lake in the afternoon, AMI were
given grand banquet in ths evening. They lai'
sfterward for the Falls.
An unknown passenger IN the night nain from
the West shot himself on Friday In sleeping cAr
on the Canada Railroad. lie was found Ia hi
berth by tho conductor OF the train, when near
suspens on Bridge, covered with blood, and pI'
tol in hishand His letters and boots were marked
-, Dubuque.
| TnE Provos, Marshal ofFreedmon, at Shreveport
La, has arrested ,he Judge, Sheriff, District A.
torney and the Jury OF ths Tenth Judicial District
for frying negro on the charge Of larceny Toe
Superintendent OF the Ere dInen says gris li'iior
over tho negroes during the existing int rpreta1oi
of the civil law belongs exclusively 10 bis bureau
The judge gives notice Of an sppeal.
UPwAEDs Of 1900 bales Of cotton npd h.r We
10 the Mobile market evTy week
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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Closing of the Regular Evidence on tho
Part Cf tue prcSecuiion.

Washington, Sept. 23.-Ths wiz Military Com
ris.ion Ieas, mbled this morning. Capt. wlrz, i'm
meIiae'y after being brought into court laid down
upon tte sofa still being Too weak to sit up
Serresnt gray, vhose testimony toward the cloes Of
the Proceedings YESTERDAY caused the prisoner 30
muCu distress wGs croa.-exsminsd to-iay. In reply
10 question by Nj. schade he said that he believed
IN pun hmant after death. When he arrived al An
dsisouyic Gs pTlsorer his pocket-book and cavalry
coat we've taken irOm him. LIE boots had been re-
moved fonI hiA feet at the time Of his capture The
Eitnesa an alec ting account Of the suffering OF
NE prisoners.
Jerpts Dyer, Twelfth United States Colorei
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rump- working badly on t' foun ision. $50 repair
ins leak in steam pie to steam euaee 1oa IN aver
SiRs 10 revolutions on ~ lbs Of steam.
Saturday niIht every thinf about the enein. Of the
Winoosh worked smoothly, eIccp, the dr.f, which
v" unsatisisctory, and 30 continued yesterday.
Admiral Gregory Waited both the vessels during the
day, aui Mr. lsherNoVd was present Al in,ervals
The following tables exhibit the worn performed BY
the two vessels since midnight on saturday up TO
nine o'eosh last evening"
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=, lempetAturo-fngine-r room, w fire-room, 1,3; |;
Deck, III.
when our reporter len at late hour, last night
both engines we're working quite lively. The cutoff
Of the Algonquin vS Working satisfsetorily.
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Al 10 O'Clock, the Algonquin, friends cam 'ha' 'he
had 400 lbs, OF coal ahead Of The NLoo''' uAcon-
samed. Tho Algonquin reporu a le'k ~oand DOH
In the lower steam chest bonnet The 'os SLOWS .hH
nor .. IN. TO noon the steam eccentric "ofhns 49,
.'' both slides. The whole casting oi ieed ana pilss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
Amnsemrnfs

Tbs ALlHGHASIAsa Crescent City
HtH was again crowded on SATURDAY
niglt 8 hear the Aneghanians. The
music was eurarturing, aud tire Cres-
nj City Band aided largely 10 the
evenings entertainment
MASONIC TExFLE There was fair
audience a Masonic Temple On Saiur-
day nj 1t. AID lhe great drama Of La
crelia BosRia was most admirably per-
formed. PieFce's Genarro vas unsuF-
passable. and Mrs. Golden never sustain
ed herself better La PeRt Mayhem
as Susie, il The farss, Won enthusiastic
applause.
Tonight the pleasing play Of the
Honeymoon wili be presented.
MOZART HALL-The ladies' OF the
Hebrew Beneyolen, Society give grand
Ball at Near. Hal tonight, the pre-
eeeds to 90 to benevolent purposes. /
will be an elegant affair, aud should b
largely pa,roniEsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

S1kTE % IsaIasA. L.
FsxHEats Ezn eeesTr. -.
Tks saafs = Fadfzag 70 - fAslE7ef gaaaerbursh
nLYrHE nYsEs. Click q rHEyAx-
4 asFhuFsh ElFemiI CuuFf, ID hsrstF earthly 70
he Sheriff = sAia ogEnts Nhaf oazeaFa ara e ~
elects fJF The ssverai townships IN aag3 connty.
At tae Hsnai places 81 holdiuE e6se&fens On tie
hrst Ienday 10 Aprl. is65.
Der Fikssa Tswaship; Twa Taafsces = fho
fasee, sosr e2aftaalss, aEa 0Hs TewnshlP
Trustss
Fsr Enizst Tovnsllips Tso Jsssloas q its
Pea 6, I've CgasiSslsss aud y IoHushiF Tres
-.
Fer sco5t Towsshsp 0ss Jsssges q h Pss.ss.
TEs Ceastzbies, ass Ous KaNnsasp Ffuttss
Ter Asms fong TaWesbips UEs Jaatics of the
Peace. "a coaEtktlsss 4ea 0as TewnshiP Trus-
tsa-
Fer Perry Tgwnships ona justice 81 tie Fsaee,
lsiea Township. TwoJssslsss q ths Peace,
Tee GgnHfabies, ana One Township Trustee
Fer faafns TaNushis Tze sH.sisss q the
Psases Tss GosstNDles, AID OEs TeNnaAiP Trss-
tss
For asrrnar Township Ore gzssss - Sc Peas.
I've 0ossasaiss, Sad Os@ g0pastEp Trassss
Ans shs shsriG 4 rety dfFse-e1 20 give hEaI
astics q said siscfioas So ceaf8fuIfy 9Th Tie
statutes n such cases mzde aud HFsssissd
Is WfzxEzx WaEzzoF I have hsrsaBte snbserfb<a
- aAss4. @ae aGiKss TIA sea- of said
L. CsErts AZ EvAasviiie, Tn siAna, thGs frat
aay q March, 1855.
BLYTHE HYEEs, g
Cierk v. c. o.
T CERTIFY THAT TIE FORKGoIEG IL
4 trEs sspT q The oriEizaI, as fhs sans appears
% 40 il AZ ol5es. GZ0KGE W0EFLIS,
sAsrln y O.
By JaHs GHEEE, DoputT- nz-sd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-13

psnsable WORK The poor, the straying
we're especially upon bis miad.
As HrxBsR OF CoxFEEEScEs be va
quiet rather than obtrusive, alSays in
tent 8Pon is proceedings, aud faithful |
and exact in Tie performance Of tie |
duties aud work a assigned 70 bin Tee |
last Cosferensa Report on tie State q |
be Country vas prepared by hin.
HIS FuxERAl occurred sabbath after
noon, March 5,b. Rev. Yr. AcCarer-
Church (Ist Presbyterian, uhieh had
been kindly ,endered for the OCCASION
vas crowded to its utmost capacity,
maay stsnding during the service. The
o5ciaiing Pastors Of the Presbyterian,
Episcopal, Baptist AID Metlodisl
Churches, oaiciated as paIl-5easers. The
services we're conducted b Rev. 5 I.
GIlet, Of Bloomington, Ind Rsmeu-
Der them who have dad the rule ov'r
you, who have spoken 10 Jon The word
Of God, whose faith follow, considering
the end oftheir conversation, !: Heb. XIII,
vas toe passage from which the Prov
idsntial visitation was improved. A
more Sting basis Of remark could not
have been selected, better counsel eosld
not have been given bersavsd church,
nor could the cfice Of the christian
ministry, in the simple grandeur Of its
mission, fail to BE- suggested b. text,
and sermon, and scene.
Bat Why enumerale these ,hings7 he
IS goael This is the pFofouadsst utlss-
ance We eaa make de vas here, bat
nov be is not, for God has taken him.
Bat yesterday, with more than hun
ere m nistsrs Of bis Conference, be
stoo in the pulpit and, wiih them, was
gushing on the victories Of the Cross
Now be IS yonder-in higher sphere
and in s vocation received directly a.
the hand. Of the Master Himself How
sad and sudden The change ia maa!
hearts That pulp, IS drapsd in mourn
ing, and, though no form is seen, a voic'
is there more potent than ever Gloon
J rests up1n the dock and they sadly fee
) their shepherd Is gone.
Bat abb brother preacher, lool
: into that family eiFeisi There sit
, a weeping wife, sad and lonely, witI
? three lille ones BY her side. Wh
{ are thesel Adj you know Thes
1 ars they that are nov passlng .hroug
2 sribulstios 20 The Kingdom.
: Tbey have tinassd over veu4~r.
oh thst fright Aue blissfssi shore.
And heir sustaining, eoasoling though
Is,
. b. sd - theyIi sssll tbs aHusisr,
. When ne pass o.; li's sts e'sf-
Let Us join them in their griefs. p
not dispirited but rather smboldened d
the fall Of cur brother and eomrsde
arms. and with qaickened pace press
the duties o. our warfare. We have
. good prospect, blessed be God
war ssoait -. shFink st paa e. zee,
= OF ksi At dsash disaasy3
d Ws've Csnasn's Eeosiy isuA Ia visr,
Ara Fsalas q endless asy.
Apaatl.s, msriyts, gssass.vstssrs
Afeun9 ear captain stAaa.
). Ard saon their eanrasss A4Fs t.ls~
Will yoia their glsriosa apa
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