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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

The Secretary of the Treasury has just
issued the following circular:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 81, 1865.
The instructions contained in the circular
of the Department dated September 10th, re-
lative to the counterfeit 500 compound in
terest notes, instructing Assistant Treasurers
and designated repositories not to pay out
500 compound interest notes, bearing the
date of May Is, 1865, or prior to that time,
were intended to apply to the notes held by
such Assistant Treasurers and repositories
of Government funds, and were not designed
to direct action of banks or individuals rela-
tive to such compound interest notes held on
their own account. The difficulty and ex.
pense of at once Withdrawing from circulation
or exchanging for other notes all compound
interest notes Of the character described now
in circulation, make the attempt inadvisable.
The department will, however, withdraw
from circulation the 500 compound interest
notes as fast as they may be received in the
ordinary course of business and reissue no
more of the same impression, and it is hoped
that by due care and caution after the imme-
diate exposure of the dangerous character Of
the counterfeit any considerable circulation
of them may be prevented. Assistant Trea.
surers and repositories will, therefore forward
to the Treasurer of the United States such
compound interest notes as are of the demo-
mination of 500, and all compound interest
notes which are dated May 18th, 1865, or prior
thereto, the same being held as funds of the
Government, and not otherwise.
II. McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

That faithful democratic organ, the New
York Daily Nescs, is much moved at Genera
Jordan's article on Jefferson Davis, in the
October number of Ha,per's. The Dali,
Nescs declars it is too bad of Beaureeari's q
chief of staff:
" We regret this exhibition of feeling on
the part of General Jordan We regret it fol
the sake of the author of the attack as we'll a
for that of the Southern people generally. II
is most i'll timed, not to say ungenerous, tc
to assail gentleman who is confined within
prison walls, deprived of the privilege of re-
ply or justification. 1t is, at the same time,
ill-timed and extremely impoltic at this juno
t1re, for Southerner, identified with the
struggle of the South for independence, to
give publicity to his private opinion, in con.
demnation, respecting the official condact OF
personal characteristics of the chief of the
Confederacy. Mr.. Davis is respected and
beloved by many-in fact, we believe, by the
great majority of those who were attached to
the Confederate cause and who has survived
the issue. His name is dear TO millions of
the Southern people, and, whatever be his
fate, his memory will be cherished in many
households as true patriot brave soldier,
and wise statesman.
This Is, we suppose, democratic y doc
trine, for the World says: The RepubE
cans, who fatter themselves that there is the
least division in the Democratic party, gnaw
a file, and viii do well to fee into the noun
tains of Hepsidam.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
Gov. Perry's Message to the South
Carolina Convention.

We must say to Gov. Perry. that the exclu-
sion of the blacks from the benefits of the
Government does not enter into the pro-
gramme of President johnson. The institu-
ton of slavery having gone by the board, the
blacks must be recognized as citizens, what
ever their restrictions for the present in view
of the general interests ofthe community. |,
is a pity that this otherwise admirable ad-
dress of Gov. Perry should be spoiled by his
exploded heresies concerning the negro q
rights. II never was wise, and it is now ex'
ceedingly foolish, for any Southern Provisional
Governor to recall the inaamatory precepts oi
the Dred Scott decision. But, considering
the stupenduous revolution which South Car
olina is called to recognize within her border
it is not strange that even Gov. Perry should
fail to meet it fully. In the main he has done
well; but we apprehend that he must drop
the Dred Scott decision, or he will fail te
touch bottom in Congress.-N y. Herald
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
Tur 4rpx.x WonxIxnxrx,s Coxnnp.s

The GERMAN WoRKINGxEx' CONGRESS-
The Congress of German workingmen, as.
sembled at Stuttgart, joins with the American
workingmen's movement in favor of shorter
hours of labor.
The Germans also demand, as necessary
to the protection of workmen, universal suf.
frage. The Congress asserts:
~. That universal suffrage, equal and di-
rect, il the foundation Of every Constitutional
State, and the only mode of securing a real
representation Of the people. and that the
working men of Germany ought especially to
look to it as the main instrument of their
moral and material advancement 2. That
it is the duty of all working men to demand
direct universal suffrage"
I The Congress also resolved that a shorten
ing Of the hours Of labos would be advaata-
geous to employers and employed, but is in
dispensable to the latter, for the acquisition OF
that political and moral education which is
the aim of workingmen societies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
Episcopalian Oonventfon.
NEw YORK. Sent.

NE" IOHk, Sept 20.
At the session of the Episcopal Qonven-
ton, ex-Gov. Jno. Aikine, after the address
Of the Bishop was concluded, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
Resolced, That this Convention cordially
respond to the sentiments presented by the
Bishop of the Diocese, in his address, re-
specting the return Of peace TO our land, and
the seat of the Church in the Southern Dio-
cese.
The Bishop, in his address, had said that
the Northern brethren should do all that in
them lies TO re-establish the unity of the
Church. There were no nobler spirits in the
pale Of the Church than are 10 fopnd in the
South, and he was happy to thus testify to
their worth to express the esteem in which
they were held BY him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
GEN. Logan ON Reerganisation.

Gen. Logan ON Reorganization.
GES. JOHN A LOGAN, the old leader of the
DouGIAs Democrats in Illinois, and one Of
the most distinguished soldiers Of the war,
lately made speech at Jacksonville, Illinois.
reviewing the events Of the last four years:
"With referenceto the reconstruction poli.
cy pursued by the Government, he said it was
but an experiment, and so long as there was
any hope of its success he would yield hear
tty support to the President. He confessed,
however, that he had his doubts a. to the
wisdom OF pardoning arch rebels by the
test the sincerity of their repentance. He
was opposed to the restoration of the rights
of citizenship to men whose skirts had hardly
been cleansed of the de6lement of treason,
and whose fingers were yet dripping with the
blood of the martyrs of the Union. He
would wait and see whether they brought
forth fruit meet for repentance before grant
ing them the privilege of the elective fran
chise.n Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
FIRM TOR S.1LE!

IF apnlied for soon. viii be sold for SIS per
j. acre Title pesfect VIII give time portion Of
Tn. purchase money if esired Ifnot sold ths fra
viii he for rent The Wood of Of 90 Of the lan5
viii pay than is now asked for the Whole iarn ex
c,nsiye Of the cutting and delivering the Railroad
The farm contains 1870 acres situated two miles due
east az Croton lee county Iowa, with Er2d largs
Frame Hnzse new Bank Barn. Wool shed, Work Shop
pnuItrv House sroke House, and Sheds and stabAg
for ssock good Cellar largs Cistern and two never
falling Wells There in also good Hewed Log Iiau=e
1 Tersnt h.w. from 5 to oc0 Trees of choice Frujt
N ali kinds There are soIae 50 under fence The
talnnee good trater market. fair properties
Il SET in grass Improx ernents sill nearly
viii sell very low If applied the rtnAises-
viii sell low quarter scti ns q iaa near es,ss 81
STATE have also sheep Cattle Cows, Mule one aare,
ard Grain and Fanring foos ior le Also one g., td
| Spring Wsgon- tssp-o-aANtf \. =. - Z L. L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29


Some scoundrel is imposing a new swind.
ling dodge. An envelope is used purportins
to be and having printed upon it in large type
money package, American Express CO, and
properly addressed and endorsed as coming
from the Navy Yard at Washington.
The wife Of an officer in the navy was in.
duced to pay seven dollars to the bearer OF
such package to-day. She was allowed to
open it and read what appeared to be two tel.
egrnph messages Of the American Telegraph
Company, directing payment of prize money
to her husband. Both the envelope and tel.
egraph blank had been obtained BY theft OF
other improper means. The public should be
on their guard against the scoundrels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
R0il1o0a Accidents.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.
While Gen. Grant was returning f4om In
dianapolis, st en beasly hour ysstesdat morn
ing, the switch at the end of tAe anrve at
0nilord, had been Intentionally turned. The
car which the General was ia was thrown
from the track and dragged some distance.
No one injured.
About the same time train to The Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, Carrying Gen. Sher.
man, was thrown from the track this side Of
LAwrenceburgh. No one injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
A wILD MAs.-Ths PAiladslphia Press is

FespOHsIUIe fOr tn0 following:
wild man has been discovered in forest
in Clear6eld county. He was covered all
over with copper-colored down, and when
captured was able to speak only one word
draft" He had forgotten al the rest of the
English language. Ex-Governor Bigler kind.
" took the wild man in his hands, and will
prepare him to vote for the Democratic can
didates in October. This story may be true,
since large numbers of the residents fed tc
the woods dnrlng the late draft. Many are
yet missing, SO that more wild men may yet
be caught.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

A0Wsn't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right artice hnaily. Everybody likes it, Is purely
vegetable Contains spgar Of lead. Il the Hair
Dressing in the world. viii restore grey and faded
10 ts original color IN fbur weeks-svefy tine--sure
pop Inquire for Wcbsters Vegetable Hair Invigofa-
tor. md don't take any other II all humors oi
the scalp in week For sale 1t wholesale and retail
by D. A.sKnA corner Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Towa. Burnhams Van Setback, whoIesals DFuggists
10 Lake 81 Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
aen1Q-d9m
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EnOCkAMAa
D. 3. ~ A
u. II. HAn0EAxyp QRyIcz.


EH1nnDY GiNo.n< i 4.-.-s.e
u u1rfans u mfose I'D
noe Of the OIefk q tAe On
- fsr ~ D1611se ~ 1DWa,
fl1n1nx go. eo.Wft D.t
labeR1H2 Nfo&Sa4 eGo5HaE tn
snetnsl, maanlnRy, NRni1nrA x
caoe eovn - AnR1ojRno Enf d
ls6sr - - boaA Q31D 76-l0Q)I
espeuuAeus IN, q he landing OF
In the dky - Keekuk. Lee county,.
Of LOW, afeUt end eIke into ny d
custody, and Do Aetaan the sbo
bost Dsctatns, her engines, machiner, 20
ana apparel, and hereby also gtvep 10 tha4
the hass s.sagnsd for the return Of -.rrsnt II
Tuesday the th day Of October 1865, add hereby ad
NOR ish and summons all persons claiming interest
h the sid described steauboAt Dictator her engines,
machinery furniturr, tackle and apparel knowing
having suything TO say why the shouId be
coudeWned and soId the demand OF sad libel
iapt ttet they appear before the said District
ourf far n Southern Division Of the District iowa.
A return term to be begun aud holden at said District
Court room uesday, the 18th day OF october loc5
4 Keokuk Lee county Iowa In ssid District on the
last named day towt Tuesday th day of October
ISe5 when and where said cause will be heard then and
there interpose their claims and answer said hce ana
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELEEDY, q. g. NJ.
BY IL. FULTON, Deputy.
RANKIN McCRAsT. Proetors.
Keokuk, lows, Sept 2s, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

The soldiers convention here on last Sat
urday, for the nomination Of county officers
was a grand 6zzle. Every soldier excep
eight or ten left the room, held separat,
convention, and endorsed the Republican
State and county nominations, so soon as i
was ascertained that the convention wa.
controlled by and in the hands Of the Copper
heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

The Pittsburgers are agitating the consofi-
dation Of their city with Allegheny City aud
the neighboring boroughs upon both sides Of
the rivers, which would give them a popula-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

SHERIFFrS s SALE.--State of Iowa, Lee
~ eornty ss-By virtue of SPECIAL execution % nae
directed issued Clerk o the District Cnnrt of said
countr In favor of Martin Stafford aa-Ene of Aexan-
der Jahueor and against " Ten f. ek j will sell to
the highest bder the front door Of the Clerks Office
Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at keeknk
in ssd county on the Zlst day Of October A. D. 1865
between the hours uf O'Clock VI and o'clock p ~,
commencing st O'Clock X of sad day. tne oilOFifg
nrocerty t-wff. The half Of lot ~, N block
;x eA exeept Is feet off the BioDdesu
~ u feet de4n In the city keokRk. Lee county Iowa
To be sold by order Of court satisfy said writ Of
cution.
Keokuk, Sept 2a 1855 IsRABL ASDEhsos,
Printers Fee 81 o0-l fnl sherin OF Lee 60, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
DIED 1

OWOs
On tbs 18th inst u o'o,ock B. p Mstsxsrs In the
Cta yenr Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral ho@ hts late residence on the 4lankroad. IL
miles from Keokuk, at o'clock to-day.
On the 2sth inst WrsosA, youngest chtd Of John and
Mary Hinsr, aged is months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

A REBEL officer who served on Stonewall
jackson . staff, is playing 1t one of the thea
tres in Washington. Two attempts have besn
made to hiss him OF the stage, bat he il found
70 have more friends and sympathisers in the
audience than enemies. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

u. e. OF AMEsicA, DfsfnIcT OF iowa,
q. s. MaSsBALs 0FylcR KRoxUE, Iowa, Sept. 20, ,bSJ
r HEREBY give rotice that by virtue of
Il warrant Of arrest and monition issued Of the Of
fee of the Clerk the United states District Court in
and for District Of Iowa and to directed In the
following to~ii: D. @. Hollister Oh account for
laor and libeIlsnt against the barge Richard in
civil and maritime demand Of contract for labor,
fsss1 did on the 25th day Sept 1865 at the landing
the Mississippi river, in the city OF heosnk Ice oouh
fy Iowa in said District and take into
possession for the safe custody and DO detain the
afnye described barge Richard and hereby slso give
pu e notice that the time assigned for ha return u
sa,d warrant Is on Tuesday the 18th day Of October,
1866 and hereby adunnish and summons all persons
claiming any interest In the aid described pAf2r RICH
ard or knowing or hsvng thing ~by the sane
shord not be and sold the demand
Of said elan that they be and appear beer the said
District Court tor the souhern Division Of tn District of
Iowa at return term to be begun and hclden at aid
District Court roos on Tussaay the 18th day Of ofo-
ber 1s65 at Keoknk Les county, fowa In said District
the last named day 70 witt Tne=sy fha L. u day of
October 1885, when ard shere said 81 viii b. heard
the aud there inteose their csirs snd answer said
lbel and make their aiiegNti rs IN ths' hehalf
PETER MELENDY, U. s. NJ
BY II. FULTON, Depaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Republican
BURLINGTON, Sept. 26.
GEN. WARREN.

BURLINGTON, Sept. 26.
GEN. WARREN.
The Hon. j. Tracy, chairman of the repub-
hcan state central committee, announces to-
day, over his own signature, by the authority
Of General Warren, that the report set aAoat
by the Chicago Times and Keokruk Constitution
to the effect that Gen. Warren was in favor
Of the election of General Benton, is false.
General Warren is Republican now, as he
always has been, and in full fellowship with
the Republican party, and supports the nomi.
nee of the Republican party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

LNOR SALE--A Chest and complete set of Carpenter
Y TcolA. Enquire Of CADY, JONES PECK.
eep&Q- div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

RI ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
W Known as the 'sTate Farm," lying between the
Missssippi aud the Plankroad about eight miles from
keokuk and mile and half from the Plankroad.
About u acres are under fence and from, forty hy
under good state Of cultivation, aud about twenty
twenty In timber end Of place. two good
wells of water double log house, and small frame
with good cellar and other improvements For further
the premises sep20 -d3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
.V0fice 10 Bridge builders.

SFAED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Citv Clerks Office uata Ocsoter -. ls65, f4r
builfin the s.sprstrueture the Bridge Bloody
Run on Ffth stseet The plan Rnd spe hcaeus car tt
,asr ana all information esn lie obtained. ~ calling
=, ~ s--sigretl GU1 WILLS.
- nsts Acting City Engineer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

WM. 4. NICHOLAS, formerly body servant
of President Harison, disd II New Yosk =
1sssdag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29
FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree of the Boyle County,
II Ky, Circuit Court, AZ its August term, isa5
shall
On tie 7th Dag Of OctoJer Neri.
Sell or the premises to the nieAes to4er - lITe @
pnk x-afle 1871 Il in ts cty' nf heokuk. low
Fy.harre street. between Third Ena E-th Streets.
AS, furty feet west sd Of Lot 10 Bi9ek twsats-
.ix fas1 on Johnson street. between Second and Tra
m. terms of sale are ouethiTd cash ar the faaHrs
r. equal rsavrsnts at six 6 aud Twelve ~ months
dav II sse prirc hsser r. give bonds With GOOD security
.-{- rers+ hon lay ~ s.Ie aui lien slso VIII e
reafper upon tile property II secure the payment of
purchase money
"a coprgesra at o'cioek upon the Ja.rs1u
,,rarty and then procets 70 The change street
yyonerty Nm. THOMPSON.
sfpt-e4u-fr Commits. Of Boyle Co. Ky, Cir Court
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

TIE Missouri river at Lexington, No., i
returning TO the channel it deserted some ff
teen years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Republican
ST.. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 26.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Republican.
Sr. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 26.
RICE AND MARSHALL.
Rice the democratic nominee for governor
has manifested his Characteristic meanness
In private conversation he proposed to Gen
Marshall 70 abandon their proposed join,
campaign of the State. After considering thkl
matter Marshall replied in writing, agreeing
to abandon it To this note Rice replied
through the Pioneer, quoting detached por
ticns Of MarshalPs note endeavoriag 10 make
it appear that he (Marshall) declined the con
test. Marshall has now publicly challenged
him to stump the entire State, or any portion
oft. p
HORACE GREELY.
Horace Greeley srrived yesterday. III
will speak tomorrow, the first day Of the
State Fair
INDIAN CHIEFS TO BE HUNG.
A year ago military commission tried ant
convicted. at Fort Smelling, two Sioux chiefs
named Little Six and Medicine Bottle. Thei
sentence has not been made public till to -day
when an order to hang them WAS received
The day Of execution Is not fred
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

MANY at the South in their fury. think o.
emigrating to Brazil, where they can enjoy the
luxury. Of slavery. The Richmbnd Time
says:
Let no man stake his prospect of fortune,
success, and happiness upon the continuance
of slavery. Recent events have demonstrated
that the institution is doomed. The resistles,
cry for emancipation has now been raised b,
nearly all Chrisendom, and England, France
Russia and the United States, hate all sue
cumbed before it. Spain and Brazil will no
be able to Withstand this pressure long.
MRs. PARTISGroy's IDEA OF SIBERIAN.
Ike, reading a newspaper, suddenly exclaims,
"Bully for Sherman
Mrs. P.-"Ah, Ike, / fear he is bad
man."
.Ike-"Rayaged and stripped Carolina"
Mrs. P.-"The brute
Ike-i'The rebels are in doubt whether he
is going after Augusta, Florence or Char
lotte.
Mrs. P. with deep sigh Poor Mrs.
Sherman.
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N CHANCE TO ENGAGE IN A PAY.

a. INC BUeINkSS.-Any person desiring to engage
In the Hotel business located we'll FOR custom and
venent TO steamboat landing purchase the furni-
ture w the Western Hotel reasonable figure, and
eea ease The bsilding II application b made immedi-
ately- Apply on the premises to J. JoLIDON.
eep2odlW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-29

Aas 9t8s - - q 81. g - rs 4
sss&sas Il lsyss d ase
aasAkese1sae ~ i
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PRoCLAMATToN IN ADMIR- Atty.

RANKIN 4 McCRAsr, proetors.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 2s. 1865.
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THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF
Il kE0XUK--The final assessment of twenty fire
dollars per share the capital stock OF this
been ordered by the Board Of Directors paid in at
its Hous, before the 10th day of t1ber
ls65. (sepT TdStl o. C. HALE, Cashier.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

A FLEA UNDER A MICROSCOPE
Chambers Journal furnishes the fol-
lowing very interesting paragraph
about very small subject:
'When flea IS made to appear as
large as an elephant, we can see all
the wonderful parts Of its formation,
and are astonished to find that it has
a coating OF ,armor much more COM
plate than ever warrior wore, and
composed Of strong polished plates.
ft!ed over each other, each plate covered
like tortoise shell, and where they
inset, hundreds of strong quills pro-
ject like those on the back Of the,po,
cuplne or heagehog.
There are the arched neck, the
bright eyes, the transparent cases,
piercers puncture the skin, sucker
to draw away the blood, six jointed
legs, four of which are folded on the
breast, ready at any moment to be
thrown out with tremendous force for
thai jump, which botkers one when
they want to catch him, and at the
end of each leg hooked claws, TO en-
able him TO cling 10 whatever. ie
alights upon. A flea can jumn hun
dred times his own length, which is
the same as if man jumped to the
height of seven hundred feet; and he
can draw load two hundred times
his weight"
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

Wien DR.. Rush was young man,
he was invited to dine in company with
Robert Morris, a man celebrated fer
the part be took in the American Re-
volu'ion. 1t SO happened that the
company had waited sometime for Mr..
Morris. Who by his appearance,
apo.ogised for OBTAINING them, by say
ing he had been engaged in reading a
sermon Of a clergyman who had just
gone to England to receive orders.
Well, Mr.. Morris, said the Doctor,
how did you like the sermon? l have
heard 1t highly extol!ed.
Why Doctor, said he, I did not like
it at all. 1t is too smooth and tame
forme. Mr.. Morris, replied the Doctor,
what sort OF sermon do you like?
| like, sir. replied Mr.. Morris, that
kind of preaching which drives man
jnto the corner of his pew, and makes
him think the devll alter Tim.