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OFFICE OF Amy CLOTHING 1Nb EQC1FAHE4{
LoEIs, No., J.nuars i. 1ss.
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of WOOL CLIP.
PlNtS, lA1k bine and sky blue, cut At the United
sts.es I1s9nf.ctuE'ng balls IN III eity aaEtaT ths
rccslvea BY tie understsncd until, and opened on.
MONDAY, January 18th. ISIS, 1t - IN.
partie4 rtll be required to bid for and take both
kinds, to furnish theif own Facks t'r pacltn. SAINT,
una at such t1lcs required Dy the sup
quisct and to pay isr the same on delivery ut said
Gals.
OF two {arte tot TIL. citrj thzt they will become
spreics hat the contract II awarded, viii be entered
into and failhi1lly fuln led.
hach bic cr Iunst be present q .t nc
ITopo 10 clippings sh ltrs pestol than
three months as shove, VII! not re entertained.
Tie unHcr6trnt rczcrTes the x1xht to REJECT any o.
ali tid., II deemed for the pub !c tLteIest-
nidt to enIorscd "propo-als for Wool Clrptn r.
IA: d!tH Fl RS HAET. CGpt. & a .. ~
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-htf cricbraIed OILEI SOAP. IN such universe! DC
:nArd l. nd from the choicest materials mild an
emejrni IN its nature, frn.rAni!. scented. e&nd ex
.rcncl. ,cE. ucla In it, uctlvn upun thcssn. fofss
os all Druggists and Fanc3 Goods Deaiet1.
iA.S-r11. III bAAJE
, 1865-01-12
Or. EASTERLY'S PAIN Ki.LE n,

This Medicine is an :nfalliblo euro for
Gruises, gprains, Eoadache, Tooth
ache, Sore Throat, colie, Cramps or
spasms, Dysentery OF Bowel Conn
plants, Nervous Affections, Pains in
the Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
the Ereast, Side, Back and Limbs,
cholera7 Cholera morbus, aud in
fact wherever it is applied Pain can-
not exist.
It IA used INTEKNAILY and EXTERNALLY and Is
perfect AS1lDOTE Tor ALL PAIN. Try 1t sc al
1icteI.
~ For sale at DIR. F. EASTEELY d cos Family
Medicine Store, % Madison street, Chicago, til.
, 1865-01-12

The Above form or proposals Will be adhered to es
closely a. rraetcAt G. othcr f1rms will be received
By the Department and daiS copslacttd
4 proper guarantee thAt tho btdtet Is able to fnl
the contract certified 10 By the Clerk of the
District Court. OF United States 1t tnttct Attorney
must accompany the 11upckal, o. 1t iii b. reIccted
An oath Of allegiance 70 tue United 6t4tes Govern.
ment must Atso accompany the proposal.
ThtcLntrEcss will BE- aHu1sie eohe on est yespons
bic party parties who viii he du notiued - naiI
ntely required 10 enter into contract une bands 10
Tue amount Of IS 900. The bonds must bc properly
surettts stated upon them.
1idde1s may be present IN person whon Tic psopo-
sn!E a1e orcned.
The post once address Of the parties proposing
must be dlsunctiy Written upon the pFopcs.l.
Proposals mu1t be address ed to Sufxfou .. L.
Mrr.ntcr. :. Army. Medical Purreyos. Lo1lsT1le,
Kentucky.
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right to reject any oz
Gil lids deemed unsuitable
b L. MAGRuDER,
Surgeon q. 3. A. and Medical Fpryeior,
Louisville, KY.
Intsd forms Of proposals trsy be had It this odce
, 1865-01-12
:.
Master In ChancRry Of tho Superior Court Of Chicago
ES sy1Tn, Complss Solicitor.

PROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
l. Court. EKr7KuuEk TEEN, 4. b. 1864.
Upon the application ot Nathan p1on for order
notice to the btllh11ters Of the Hopk1ntou Uxnk
and claimants upon the Receiver.
tbs sdjud4ed, ordered and decreed that the said
dencc journal, hlcago Tribune and New York Til
bnne. directing the holders Of the bills ct said Hop
thersof to oEnen md ?Eesnt the bills ot satd Bank
ton Bank IN Westerly, % before the Fifteenth dsy
Of March, 1865 q thtll Claims shall be forever barre
az aEAipEt said Rtcryer salu office to he published
Tor at least two o1tl atteE the fifteenth day OF De-
cemher, 1864.
fQec. ~ By order:
del:-h9o3& IN u JOHN A. t3AEnSRR Clerk.
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From. Mi r4rts oE .hr beay In nye ntnntcs without
ir,ury t., ths Kin, iy . rrn4x's pEp1LAroHY Pnw.
DIE" lh,ct. e.: M.i.a 20 sny address ~ sl25 bs
IA. Ash fol 'uru4a's n.r,L4:mGr = Z. RownsS'c and
ri Agents aIIo. for sale T., Iii 3xuSRtsts-
s3rh :. SIM r-ttM
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PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS


Pension and Ronnsy B1ankR.
For safe n the CHICAGO TRHuHx Ox11cx Fl
Clark street.
Tho series il epmp;c:s. aad tke to:ns a.u soea-
rata, coufolI1tLS In cv: taepe.S 10 tna lnstx1e-
tons from The Peasion U1hce. AL the forms per-
tasuinx to a1 application ara panied unon ans
sheet. embracing tse ptclara1.n tbs Applicant,
the Afdavits Of Witnesses, tie Cert1fea.es Of It'd
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Cezd1ease,
&C., &c. with ample blank SPACES.
Application for ffa1-fer OF tenstou.
Application for Prize Money.
Appncn.1o1 O. Widow c. Mother fer P.yGes. d
Pension.
Application Of Invalid porsiore fer PsYusat at
C1aim Of Heirs for Arrears
EAtm Tor Horse ant Equipment.
Guardians Declaration 'ni Minor Children ID
Pension.
Guardian's Declaration Of Orphan sistsR b
Pension.
Invalid Pension Clalm-
Vouchers.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Pspe1rA-
Ahatract Of Disbursements.
Communication Of Rat1ons for Exchanged Prison
Of War.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration Tor Bounty Xousy
(Act Of March 8, ls53,)
Fathe1's Application for Bounty Money AID Ar
Tr-Nonthly Return OF Recruiting Omcer..
Communication of Fuel Rrd Qnartsrs.
Guardians DeclarAtton Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
We send them POST rA1p, At the rata Of 4t.oQ
Per quire, upon ths receipt OF tho money.
Aadreas, TRIBUNE CoPAar.
, 1865-01-12

Sold By druggists eyeEy-
where. Price ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
, 1865-01-12
E04rattuttal.


COMMERCIAL DEP A E T.
~ MENr WHEATON, CoLLEGE.-This i . d..
tnct drnsrtncnt The teschrrs are men Of business
experience Winter Term begins Jaansr5 ~: S:u-
den.s may enter q any TIM eqn aee77o1n8
inslFass,on tas9dinS 3a' ths
ean,s In ~ - TMx 1xrSxtx For par;icu:.rs andres.
o''3' A' GEO r. klADAlL, Pr'nc.fat.
Commercial Department NhcitcQ College.
ybcstnn Dntare Co., ILL.,. Dec. ". i.t17l2.lw
, 1865-01-12
rnCfG ,

COEtS' '
oDYSrEPSI4 CURE
Il the best remedy In the
Ee I'D Icr dyspepsia, indf-
ge<tiou, sick headache,
heartburn fever and aguet
nause~ Atstomach, aud, In
fnct, al itaea4e1 o.. p2lns
In the stomach or bowels.
, 1865-01-12

Wisconsin Lcr1slature.
The Wisconsin Etate Journal publishes the
following list Of members Of The Legislature
OF tue State:
EENATT.
nhn corn+ars l., %bo aran ,pn.1.oroJ rt,4,fn1-
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Butterfields Overland Despatch,

GTOCKS, BONDS AND CO1N
~ Bought and Sold here and III New York an COM
missicn, 4nd advances msde on these aud On ship
meDu Of FrpYtsloua. BFeAdEt &c. 70 NeE York
ana Liverpool. JOHN T. PATRICK.
aeQ t1sal1 .3x fAxE stIeQli
, 1865-01-12
GOES

GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is = purely vegetable pre-
paratton, contains no OPT
ntts, no poison. nothing
h11Eul, but acts prom pt}T,
surely and Immediately.
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The President Petroleum Company

President, Venargo Co., Penn.
Organized under the LnxyK Of Penn
sYlynuIo.
OFFICERS:
f+rstdest-AMoRY EDw ARDS, EAe., New York.
1rensurer-L. Il SIMPSON, Era EeE York. -
Stc-aary-J EDWIN COkAkT, Esq, New York.
JOHN 81. CLAIP, ESQ. General Rea1dent Surez1n
dent. .....
Cotn.srl- Meas.s P1A1r. GERARD BUCKLEY,
New York
DIRECTORS:
AMoEY EDWARDS, ESQ New York.
EBKE u. CEOcKEn. ESQ., Of crocker 4 Warren
New York.
FLETtHER WEsTRAY, Esq. OF Westray, Gibbs d
aardcast!c. New York.
JIM. CLArP. Escr President, yenaaso Co, Penn.
L.H SIMPSON, ESQ., Ct L. Il. Simpson 4 Co., New
York.
I1 lands ere put into the company at the unprcee
dcnted low p1ice Of one hundred Collars per acre the
lowest known Tor oil bearing territory and form
, 1865-01-12

C0K'S
DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures ftck headache. sick.
nesb 1T the stomach. and
FAtN8 Oh COLO In the
bOWe4H.
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CcEB
DTcpEPsiA CURE
a1lt~ey ycu to es t = hearty
meal without fear NJ dis
tfCsa afteEWAf d., tor 1t will
stop 1t as seen a. Il Il 2waI.
lowed.
, 1865-01-12

GOES
DYSPEF-IA CURE
cures fataientN9Te eakues8
and general debility, 1t
makes the weary ambi-
t!oua,thc feeble $ trcnE, the
debt'ftated healthy-for tt
enables the patient to take
pien'y OF heslthy food,
which Is the parent Of the
body.
, 1865-01-12

GOES
GOES COUGH BALSAM
DYSPEPSIA CURE cures luluenza, asthma,
creates IN appetite. gives and ali bronchial afec.
vlgof and strength to the tons.
whole eystem.
, 1865-01-12

COES
DYSPErSJA CURE
sWtetens the stomach, pu-
rifles tie breath. and In
htantly stops e0utness,
acanttJ and rising OF food.
, 1865-01-12

Dist.
16-Wm. Z. Smith.
19-fn0Tge Reed.
D-Georgc T. Wheeler.
9l-George S. Barnum-
9-J0seph Harris.
e ". Budlong.
a4-Waltcr 8. Westcott.
25-Jo1atl1n Bowman.
26-Thoinas Hood.
21-M. Il. Sessions.
!, 23-A. II. Young.
@-G. Dewitt Ellwood.
@-Wil1iarl Ketchum.
31-John 4. Chandler.
SC. c. Pope.
3-.SIf{erLee Clark
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

GentlemeRs' Furnishing Goods.
In Cent? Furnishing Goods, suah a.
SHIRTS, White q Travelling,
UEDRRsHTRTs,
DRAWERS,
GLOVES,
HALF-HOsE,
COLLARS,
TIES
SUBSCRIBERS, &C., DC,
Cur assortment In splendid Genfisman can end
such Goods NJ our House in profRsinm, and Of the
Best, bath on Material and MAhs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

Which we have Selected to
Manufacture the follow
lowing Brands OF
Tobacco:
"a Pounds, Bright Dances.
IA Ounces.
"A Twist. Bright, IA y.
"A sweet, q Ounces.
- A. n~aght, 40 y.
Bright y cadGI4..
Medium a y Caddien.
Dark A y Caddfea.
&A Pancake. Bright, I4s -.
Bright no Ana Caddfem
Dark 40 n fn q adde's.
Navy, Pounds.
spun Roll
Fields Cable Roll.
Eidorado.
Rough and Ready.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

We VIII manufacture all kind OF Tobacco TO
auit auy trades that we may receive orders for
We will assure the wholesale trade that We can not
h. undermola the West. We have been en-
sr~~-@ 10 The Tobacco business for twenty years
We are prepared TO execute our work in the neat.
est style and We respectfully solicit tho attention
OF dealers 10 cur Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
EXPRESS.


They soltcft eontInuanes q former fasorn.
EspeeaAl care taken Ia the eeIlactfon Of BilIs
DF1ffss Hessss and tas transportation Of xainabis
p4ek@gss-
Any izfcxmatien In regard 70 the rousas, As.,
can % oess1ned IS the e&as On First strnst nsxt
a.sor % TIA Pessa&e@. xH08. elAITHKE,
@s A<nnf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

A SONG.
e fruit falling,
4ae Autumn row Ia callingi
CONS aud tire smiling vine,
How its gsldsn clusters AhiHe.
90
Come. when mcrnings nmilfng gaily,
Drives this mista along he vaikys
Don@, when frat the distant horns
Winding wakes the goyful morn.
In the early morning hour,
Ere the dew has left the bower
In tbs rudy, purple beam,
Come, and pee the vinsyaEa's CLEAN.
Thou shalt Eel newborn plsasnrap
Gazing thus On AHtumnsa tFsasursis t
Ard the joyful songs shall raise
swsstaK songs Of grateful praise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13

On the second floor Of our, whole
sale house. and attached to it, IL q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings. Cernices,
aud almost every article In tho
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and Hotels
Call and zee them.
JAoURss. FRENCH q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-13
Gbs 4aiIu Suur1aI.
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,

LOCUST STREET.
p~w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Cs,. ~ ,he Holy Csmmunfsn'

Il nh N
The Thanksgiving services at the Church Oh
the Holy Communion corner Of r"entlstn't anu 't'n
Nv. oommsnced on wednesday evening, when alter
evening pr.ver turkeys chickens meat and present
~ money we're given to about 20 poor families. On
r,nrsdsv morning the usual service was held. with the
addition of variety Of special music including two
hrmns bv the Rev. DR.. Muhlenburg of st. Lukes Hos
Dtsl the whole being under the direction Of Mr. James
y Johnson The sermon was preached by the Rev. W.
II. Benjamin Acting Rector Of the parish and was a
discourse Of marked beauty and power. After glow.
ing auson to the contrast in the aspect ofour national
affairs between this years festival and the last.
the preacher devoted some time to strong
reproof Of the frivoy which so quickly
banshed from the public mind the memory OF recent
terrible scenes and u thrilling appeal TO the young
men OF the country take into their own hands Win
the real of Christian patriotism the direction oil
the political affairs Of the commonwealth ana tbe ~
public, and TO aim at becoming statesmen instead OF
mere politicians in the modern degraded sense OF tha
word. A very tonchIng memorial 10 the dead 81 tbe
battle field concluded the sermon. with words whose
eloquence must have left abiding impression on al
who heard them After the services In the church,
dinner provided IN the Parish School
house for more than 20 children who are there receiving
an education.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

negro would. Of course. render the prcc.,. or..--
struction more slcv but it would have 70 4. " s
sooner later and the sooner done the bette, ohs
Carolina would hold out longer no doubt than SSaia
were permitted to have her own way mt -. " sie
learn to bear patiently with personal
future good. He OR. Belows) was very much S,ss
with the portion Of the report Of the Secrets,
Treasury IN relation to the bad moral tendency We
inflated currency. and hoped Congress wouh 80 -
After referring TO various points in the di1s,sss y
ports Just laid before Congress, and eulocirns "
Message OF President johnson. the speaker drs tas
remarks to close BY brief recapitulaton Of som. =
the many blessings for which our thanks were %
the Creator giving especial prominence 10 re ~.
throw OF Slavery and the Rebellion which, hs Ala ~,
allowed our people 10 resume their peaceful ayors,a.
IN the temple OF liberty, whose foundations Lsd ~
cemented anew by National outpourins Of ses, ssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Services in the Catholic Church.

On Sunday last special order from Ar,s
bishop McCoskey read in all the Catholic shn,...
Of the city providing for the celebration Of ,p.c, =
lgons services on Thanksgiving Day. This oras,
CON piled with in every parish, Yesterday. In ma.
the churches high mass was celebrated with fnl a..
accOmpanoment There were no sermons nres eA.T Ill
any but one (St. Francis Xwier's) but nany az -
pastors after reading the postcommunon Of he as..
made slight illusions 10 the day, and the prop,;s-
thanking Almighty God .or the peace which H., y
voucbsafed the nation. and asking Him for eon saa
ton Of HE blessings The attendance Of vonsia<
ut each church was quite large. notwthstandirs,ts
inclemenoy of the weather. and the services ve,s ,
tcipaicd in with great attention and devotion. ~
At the Church VI 81. Francis Xavier Jesut) i. g.,
teenth.s the first dow mass celebrated AZ Va,
early hour 81 o'clock. The special (hgh) msss fcs ~
day was CONNIE need At 10y O'clock the celerant h.
the Rev Father DE Luynes At both of these seryiSs.
the congre cations were very numerous In tue even
ing az n O'Clock the Rev. Father Quillette former,
one Of the chapiiDs OF the Irish brigade preached :.
able discourse but made no ausion therein TO any mat
ters OF national character. His subject was the enor
nifty Of sin. The church was Tiled. The yayjous con
ferences Of the Society Of 81 Vincent Of PAU vera
present at this service, which was closed with ber.dic
ton Of the blessed sacrament. .Hl
At St Patrick's Cathedral the Rev. Eugene Nsepi-.
celebrated hiph mass at lol O'Clock Professor A.
Schmitz presided at the organ. and Lamblottes mau
was sung BY full choir. Tho Very Rev. Father Sssrrs
also celebrated dow mass at 7oelock Both services
were well attended. 3D..
At st. Stephens Church 10 Twenty eighth-st tich
mass was celebrated ut l0 o'clock By the Rev. Father
Gallagher and low mass at o'clock q. II. There
was large congregation at each service.
High mass was also celebrated at St. Joseptsin The
Sixtb.ave.. at O'clock by the Rev. Father Farrell
AT l0t O'Clock bic celebrated at ST. Petert
Barcloy.st. BIZ the Rev. william Quinn; at St. Az.
drews, Duancst. By the Rev Michael CurrAn; R
TRANSPORTATION. hottst.. by the Rev. Iatber rrsnes
and at st. Teresa's. Rutger.st, by the Rev. FsAa
Roycc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Thanks giving D., at the ssssses-''
fist Church.

Az in former years. this church gave . D "a .,
giving feast yesterday to the poor Of It's chH''''
the Ward. .. sen, TO-.
Provisions to the amount OF over SO WEI. rop
besides over 800 in money when : ,spiay morniLf
the Church uac,ousy dirS sSsa, ornsy q siam
O'clock the K ,SS rr W. ,sI sss
, ,Sld Tor his teI the following lie ae,t
in ha'borders. and flleth thee with 'n0 '.f
wheat" Psalms li7 verse -, ,rs.ther there wss
Owing to the %,S1s"Sy ss Ss the few a' ss
srrsa T vsScp to The S' Ses %
ACE making some very pointed 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

Of the street. BY means q powerful screws placed
thckly under tho buildings. and turned In unison by
skilfu workmen, the vast mass rose steadily surely
been regarding this nation and 1t u now TOT Us 70
raise the degraded Of the coorcd race up 20 the
level Of our civilization The screws Dy wnch 10
accomplish this new recognition OF their just rights az
men, protection from the insults and outrages OF their
late masters. encouragement to work FOR their ow
elevation, means of education adapted 10 develop tne
making Of those laws which they are to be governed
Provide these and should speedily see that vast
mass. which lies incubus on the national lie.
rising 10 the level of the nations heart and becoming
part Of that life The President not yet willing to
do Justice TO the colored race. He still derived his
precedents from the condition Of Slavery but We should
thank God that there Q power In the land higher
than the Presidentthat Of Congress; and we should
doubly thank him that Congress hns manifested such
disposition to do right aud deal justly with oil men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Divine Formasisu Of the Csiss'
SERMON By THE REV. ALFRED II. KELLOGG

The Rev. Mr.. Kellogg of the Uniyerslty'plAV'
Presbyterian Church preached from Isaiah Aiii' ..
This people have formed for myself; they ''''
forth my praise. h.
The American Union was originally insenaes " "
Union Ike that OF the Israetes formed py s''. "a.
good men under Gods guidance and destined :. +,
Him The land was intended for one pccP" ;-s,it.
topography clearly showed and The time nas' IN,
ably come and that shortly. when II shou'a A. ~
one human government aud that the go'eral." orr.d
r,ce that speaks the English tongue Goa MS ,sact,d
the American Union 10 outline merely 10 ps ITnior
Inv time and circumstances The history 81 uu and
roI It's Inception taught US its divine r.,a
especially IN tho late war. which mao ss,i,,
surh A wonderful mctamorphors in AmerleaS ,s;nc,,v
han the hand OF Divine Providence been .d.irs
yisihe Gods hand manifest Ia no saAPn. ~ ths
"a to render il absolutely necessary that me rnas
Land should utter the immortal Proclaniun SaeIae
c,ns,ion And here the reverend speaker, WI tht
briefly npon the splendid triumph Of our afms
in the moment of victory our triumph was sau with
the sudden taking OF of the great ru,er sSts he'd
moderation, wisdom and trust In the Aims he xorA
ended the nation through such oonnio, 's,hor,ed
lad never seen In conclusion. the speaAun cherish
his hearers 70 rear their offspring TO love ,hec: u
fhe Union rs the handiwork OF the gfoa' N'N'
the Universe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

The Rev. Henry j. Fox Of the Seventh ave.
Methodist Episcopal Church, yesterday morning took
the following text:
"whsp tb. righteous are authority the people rejoice
| but when the wicked beueth rule the people mourn
The points particularly dwelt upon were
theses That Government Is necessity Of our condition
and that the Bible deals with the administration OF
Government rather than with God itself bad Gov.
eminent may DO well, and even far the circum.
stances Of the will allow rigbteousy administered
while good Government may be weakly and wickedy
administered. The policy OF well administered Gov.
eminent will tend TO the development Of country 4
resources the blessings Of education will be universally
difused aud the area OF human freedom extended.
and all the institutions Of religion fostered and pro-
tected.
A Government is wickedly administered when It's
administrators are selfish proud, negligent. tyrannical
or even ambitious.
Our great ground Of joyfulness il that we not only
hare the best Government In the world but that has
been and is wisely and equitaby administered
1t il source Of satisfaction that the war which had
for Its object the division and snbyerson OF Govern
ment has been brought issue and that that
has been glorious and triumphant one.
In speaking on this point the clergyman said Eve
give his exact language: "Ibave heart 10 dwell
upon the horrors have passed through and out Of
which we have been ~ wonderfully brought would
not say word that would sound hike reproach. that
would tend In the remctest degree 70 renew sectional
STRIFE To talk Of the occasion OF the bitterly
reproachfuly would he to vengefuly beat the
OF the dog which. though be NAV have bitten az,
have nevertheless killed and cast with mental disgust
upon the dunghill OF past abuses. pa
= What we have TO do with Is the future. What shol
II bel How shall we greet and govern I'll Iventurs
few words Of prophecy. think they will prove Pleas
aM prophecy venture to predict that VIC have seen
for this and for many generations an and Of all air
esdai strife We have seen horrors Which God will not
allow our children our chdren's children TO soc.
Never again shah our ctics be burned and crops de-
stroyed aud our thresholds stained with human blood
the outstretcbed hand of rebeions country
. men. Greater property will crown the remainder OF
s canay ON this continent than has ever been seen
paIng tne same period in tho history OF the world.
our miiioas OF human beings win make new market
oI onf wooens, our fnrhiiure andthsnk God that Il
J esa oe sua-our books. Ow supiys from TO-DAY viii