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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

VIII NOT AccFrr We learn that Rev.
S. ID. Cochran, Of G,innel!, will not accept
tie call Of the Congregational Society Of
this city, but prefers t. rcmsin at Grnnell
on salsry of 81 900, rather than to come
here for &2, 900. The church here Is ow,
and has been for some time sithout a rnin
ist,r. We believe il j. their intention TO
secure tie services oi some one ms soon az
nahAit,lc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
LOCAL ITE MS.


Rheumatism. Neuralgia aud Gout, can be
cured. We advise all suffering with those
diseases 20 try Lal,,nard's Specific. Read
the following testimonials:
Sr. Loris. March lst, 1863.
Jous II BtooD Dear Sir: cheerful
y bear testimony 10 the value AID efficacy
Of your Rheumatic Specific, i,s use having
cntir ~ relieved me from ,hs. distressing
maady. l.. \ BENoisr,
Bunker, 81. Lo is.
Sr. LOUIS. March 3lst, 1868.
Jous II. Hoop. ESQ = Like many OF NV
profession have suffered severely with
rheumatism, ani could get no permanent
relief until I tried your Specific. | sm
happy to say that its use, in few days, re-
stored me 10 health.
Signed, Carr. MALix,
of steamer Worsdr
The folio sing is from Capt. Bofnger,
Superintendent Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company:
ST. Loris, August 9th, 1866.
Ma. JonN II. BLp,D dear Sir: ] take
pleasure in saving that have used "Lall..
mands Specific f,r rheumatism, and have
always fouud .llat il has given me relief.
know of no medicine that has proved 30
sncc.s-fi!. Respectfully,
JonS ~ BorivGrR
Sr Louis. Jnnc lsh. 1868.
Nm. |ouS II. BLoop. Ageat ef La'iemand's
HieamatisDa. Cont and Neavaigia Specific:
l have pres ribc! the abnv. inr,,tioned Spe
o..ir. and must say that have never found
NY reine ~ tlia, cares 80 much certainty
OF quick and salnsary cIrc as that has IN
all the case. Wher. | have u.ci II
DIR u. w. PniLLiPs.
John II. Blood General Agent. St. l. uis,
Mo. Sold by all druggists IN Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
Rablac Notice.

wnEssAs, The City Cosncil having pass
cd the following resolution:
Resolved. That the Mayer = hsssSy rs-
quested and authni1ed to earse . notice 10
be published 10 the daily papers Of the city,
requesting the people to take aotice Of I'll
city lamps not lighted 1t all. q not st the
proper time. and report to the Mayor. Mar
shal. or chief Of Police; and also. that the
Mayor instruct the people Of this city to pay
particular attention to the lighting Of the
lamps, and mark dovn in particular booxs
wherein they see any city lamp not ignted
q oil o. not at ll,e right 6nse and inslruc'
ting the Chief o. Police 70 make bic oonth-
ly report about this.
Nss, Therefore, the cieisous q The city
are respectfully requested to comply with
the foregoing resolution.
Jesa +. DAv0, Mayor.
Davenport. Dse. slss lees. jan. i7-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
~ A ~ Z e o.

SEvERAL4 SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
- Class Fire lns Co Men Of age snd exper
ience prefereI. None need apply without good
recomms ndatiaus LUTHER 7. EADS,
ao!l Land Agent. over 7. Q. Davenport. Iowa.
WINTER EMrLOYMENr-Seco PER MONTH
~ and Expenses Paid Male and female Agents,
10 introduce a NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
of nbsoluc utility IN every household. Agents pre-
tc'rng to work on commission earn from sap 10
per day. For full par;icu ars, enclose sam and
| lEirt 50, W. q. WILSON 4 Co.
dcS.c.d3m Cleveland. Ohio
C.tOO 10 s.0p PER MONTH. and all Kxpenses
- w Paid. We want Agents, male aud female.
everywhere. To whom we win pay the above salary
OF give a large comm-siol. Business entirely new,
permanent. and very desirable For full particulars
address with stamp, q. ". JscksoN 4 Co.
lecss d.m II South st Baltimore Md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

fsOwle's Pile nnd gAmmor surc.
" Warranted the only snrc and perfect cure for
ILES. LEPfOSl. >CHjFCLA, SALT RIlEt NJ and
all Diseases IL the kin Fur intrrisl and External
Cse All deAier- vail rctnsr the in every case
OF failure. M csses of allure In Plies .,r Humofs the
past years. Prepared by HENRY II. FOWtE, ~
Prince st. Boston. Ssld -vsrywhere. o>tsl-deod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

UsE Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effsc,ually destroys
all poison in the hiooi. and performs a rad.
ical cur. Read te.simonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
CIT 1T r M =.

Coxxr1rKrs.-All the committees on ev-
sry.hing and everybody connected with the
Library fair meet to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
A Card 10 the Public.

(ARPExTERS AND BUILDERS. on
" Brady, between sixth and seven b streets
solicit share Of the patronage of the pelpie.
Lcnx experience in building warrant US in
D; omsius entire satisfaction to eli Who favor US
with their patronage
Plans and est mates for oil kinds Of Hlflding
Aaterisls iurn,shsd promptly and 1t rsasoAabis
peiees.-
(eb dtE AUOKLE BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Z. q. Blood, police fees. $40 so
Geo. Msnuig, do ........... % 90
VIM. Niles, do -. '''.... ~ 80
p. Clark, do .... - 80
John Heeney, do ...... 52 so
ID. II. Severance, do -. ....... 90 so
" do . SJ
do -. ...... ! ~
II. Rohm. do .......... | 80
d. B. Mach, taking depositions. ~ 90
Thos. Morrow. engineers salary 90. 33 33
repairing an engine q 10
Liberty Co.. engineers sslary. 49,. 33 80
Hempci L Neckel, glass ........... 0 40
Henry Techeniin, repairing hose. % 10
French and Davis, lumber for fire
department. ................... Si
Fire engine and hose company, mes
senger's fees IS 90
Sam Perry. rubber coats ......... ia 90
H. Cable, coal for fire department :. 1G 90
Rescue No. =, draying for tire de-
partment. 2 90
Evers Co sheet tin n. so
Washbusn 4 Ilender, stoves, etc 46 10
Geo. Smiley, coal bucket. ........ 9 90
Peru Coal Company, coal for Mar.
snai once. w
Russell, coal for Marshars office 8 so
John Cempleton, removing nui.ances 15 To
.|ames lloughton, DO 6 90
Luse & Grigg., stationary II 20
Thomas Muicrone, qusrry.ng rock > oo
w. CLARK. Eegiueer's salary 80. Il 81
VIM. Renwick, lumber. r.......-... IS g..
! Chas. French. hauli lime. ...... 90
Street commissioners report OF
street work for January, in The ag>
gresaie sum OF ................ ID :,
Street commissioners report for
work done for fire department, in
the aggregate sum Of ........... p %
Petition Of John McManus and many 9th.
ers, praying for the repeal Of the ordinance
prohibiting the keeping of hogs in certain
parts Of the city, was referred to the same
special committee Of Davis, Mat,hes and
Mcneil.
Petition Of Whiting, TO be relieved from
the payment Of license, was referred to The
License Committee.
Report of City Marshal received and or
dered filed.
Report of City Clerk received a. order
ed filed.
Report Of City Treasurer received and or
dered filed
Report Of City Sexton received and orders
ed filed.
Report Of CHIEF OF Police received and or
dered liled.
Report Of Health Inspector received and
ordered filed.
The quarterly report of City Clerk receiv.
ed and ordered published, which is IS fol-
lows:
To the Mayor and Aldsrmes Of the City Of
Davenport
The undersigncd, City Clerk, would re-
spectfulIy report that. during the months Of
October. November and December, the
same comprising the third quarter OF the
financial years, there have been issued or.
ders a. follows, to-wit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
CITY NOTICES.
stencil ~ orb .

stencil ~ ork.
Dumont cuts al kinds, from Is inch to
1 inch letters, ,an ard cruansntal, at NJ.
IL Main stree.
:. T. Temple. Il-l', aai Florist, cor
4th and Main Sts.. frn' and ornamental
trees. ,ny2f.lg
CHANGE IN TIE WEArnsa-Csll at RoLt
krause's and ,eplenish your war'.rohe a,
his old stand on second street..
YE FrS Loyras, co AM Sc, large stock
OF Come Valentines, also ,od selection
OF rare and Leau,ifllo o es q the Star S ore.
Davis for the Chcag, PIT. will receive BY
c ling at my New, Depo:
}. e.. q. CAvENp.sB.
A NEW NEa.Iox lie who eats % live
does not break y mori' aw but H. who
lives to eas, buys is Fsm.iv Groceries at
Parks { 'iosmers, On tNa eafner Of Four h
and Brady s,reeis.
Dr. FAaRaRa tho We known spartish
Phy ii, ian, wil open is rev otficc opposite
the Davenport Nai- n,nt, IN Brady
street, next dor - Dr. Mife., the DENTIST,
where he may be conslitd dsily from ?
A. V. 10 =. ". o. AL cronc diseases.
"pALNaR's yese.ab.l C9>mstic Lotion
has cured my face Of tlc In be.'s Itch Of
over nine year, standln-," writes r. S.
Dewey, Of Carroiton, n ntgomery Co., O..
DgMASp roR GolD. The demand for
gold is great but j. is n. equa! 10 the ie.
mand for the celebrated Chem;cH Saie.atus,
especially where this saleratus has been
tried and where is worth is fully know
Try j, and satisfy yourself. For sale by
m1st merchants Use it instead Of Soda.
For Upwards Of Thirty Wears.
MRS. WINsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used fr childrca With never fail-
ing safety and success. ltcorrects aciiity
Of the stomach, relieves Wind co.ic, rccu-
late, The bowels, cures dyseniery and diar.
rbn,, whether arising from teethine or
other causes. An old and well>sricd rene.
dy. Pcrsectlr safe in al cases. Thirty
five cents n bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
EEe. NSglGRa1-S TAR SYRUP.
COnsn upsiOn Can br Cared.

wRlGHTs TAR SYRUP IL a safe and reliable
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Bronchitis
Inflammation OF the Throat Lungs, Whoopsng
Cough. Asthms. &C., Sc. Sold By all Druggists in
the United States. icb. dly
J,sirrn TAR Soar cures chapped hands. salt
rhenm. lnpics. and all cutaneons Affections render
ing the skin .ofi and smooth Manu- ufaeturcd by
CASwEiL, MACK \ co, New York
sold by all Druggists. fcb5dw&fSwewIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

was principally taken up in arguing mo-
tions and demurrers.
The following named saloon keepers and
liquor dealers plead guilty and have made
up their minds to quit the business Pat
rick Shanley, John Hume, Williams 4 Eos.
ter, and John Burns. Cases discharged up
on payment Of costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
ssinln and Enncy A.nps.

FAM soAv. ON lte enwr WINDSOR
f'ns "LScKEisf. FEra LiNE CosMuTic,
The mos: popular. most pnre and desirable vaYic-
'ies now before the pahi.c.
OUR PALM SOAP
san entirely new preparation, and l. made from
ia m Vi heaelai without acids ti snioals OF aay
hlnl warranted pure. iil- the Way mar.
Bnrnhsm~ x Van setback, Chscaco. Wholesale
agen's iur the Northwest Sa!i hY druggists every
where. NJ ,Uliactured hv Mcheone. Van Haagan s.
20. 2. South frent slrcet. al adrlpha ana .Aas.
NcKeone.3 =, Barcsay 81, Ncs York. eps. I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
For Upwards Of Thirty Years.


At the residence of the BRIDES father. on Feb
| 7th inst. by the R,,. $. ~. Anderson. NJ
CHAS W. SKINNER. of Rock Island 10 Mis-,
JULIA A MiKFiELD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

MCJAVIRO. This exquisite perfume
delights everybody. It possesses rare
sweetness and deiicacy. eyccing everything
ws have used. For s~.eby all the princi-
pal Druggists. .-P.Usbnr1 Commercial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
CEREBRAL FUND.

Iotai ...............-. 6,S27 6S
Total amount OF orders issued
from April l, 1866. to Sept
30, 1866, ON General Furd.. l0,379 70
Total amount Of orders issued
from April 2, 1865, - Sept.
80, 1866, On Road Fund -. l3.7o7 rs
Grand total. ...... t4l,sl4 70
All Of which is respectfully sub0itted,
d. b NAsn, City Clerk.
The jsl bills. In favor of John Lyter, u
SASS, vus fslcrsed 70 fpesial coasmisace of
Aid. Andsossoa, Jonso aod Kuhwen, toy.th.
er With ,hs ssPsss u Chiss u Police, in re-
laiion 20 psisooWs eeat to j.il from the Po-
lice Court.
The qaassefly sspost of Finance Commit.
tee received and ordered died.
Bill in favor II David Ryan, Of $40 90.
was refcrsed to Street Comm,ttee.
The bill Of Knipholler 4 Co., Of 153. 25.
vas referred back to tho Street Committee.
Aid. Coulthart Offered the following reso.
luton:
Aesolred. That the City Clerk issue an or
der to 10 eph Kuhnen for the sum Of sixty
dollars IN account Of contract for dressing
rcck In the city quarry.
The cotomittee to whom was referred the
petition Of G. Thieie. reposted in favor Of
the prayer cf the petition.
The report zee adopted and The City Ia.
gmss ordsesd 70 haks the survey = psaysd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Nor fsxan.-Thc l65,h section sl Nc
&evcnnc Law provide, that all Qpye<Wd>-
cines shall BE- stl;npel, but Itxemd1 [f+ce
STAMP 'ax such Medicinal prspsy46rk ~
are endorsed by well lf.cvn ~ 16k6e,
Medicinal Books. TNt1&
Under ,ha, section n S<alxksA tks63
ed authority Ircm the kSehpe bgs6eps
to sell his Bourbon BNs-s 5za4>Np(6 ling
Beverage without S,amp Esx.l l@>12
iioLLowAY's PmLs.-NsRvous- fsrH,r,ry.
Erc.-As q se'lat'vc and invigora,ing medi-
cine, these Pills have had an astonishing
success in every part Of the civilized globe
They are unaffected by climate as their op>
sra,ions are the same IN he torrid zone or
the Arctic regions. They regulate tie pulse
aud the aclon Of the heart, brace and
strengthen the relaxed nerves, give tone and
energy TO the general system, and bv re-
establishing vigorous effort of the vital
functions, extingui>h the clements of mel.
ancholv. depressed spirits, blues, vapors,
&c, &c.
$50 FAR Frssr THAT II HAS NO SFcoNp."-
This remark applied to the famous Yacht
"Amer'cs. IS equally appropriate - John
7. B'kes X Co.'S Pure medicinal Cod Liy-
er OIL"
II il the Official specific Of the profession
for all ccnsunptvc and scrofu.ous maladies.
diability, etc. Jonx c B,xsw & Co.
7ls Market street, Phlla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

GRANGE or l.ocAriox. Schnitger L Yan.
tis, dealers in agricultural implements have
rented Hardins's capaeious warehouse on
Harriso, street. near I'd. where they will
soon be ready for business. 1t is capital
point for that kind Of business. Their
former place Of business on the levee will be
occupied by James Dooley, grain and pro>
duce merchant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Nv ER PILLS,
PlNtM an II Sugar Coated.
As a safe. co1veaisns. a,i nerer-fa'l!ng rene
dy for
LivgR COMPLAINT, 60 .TIvENEss, SICK
UEADACHE,
ANDALL BtLfARi DIS0RDARs.
!ytlicrS' Lfrer Pills
STAND UNRIVALLED.
They are prompt but mId ia their Ell. ct !;
rouse h-siiay action Of the Liver carry Of
healthy condition.
EOr n H.av~ bn.c given y'niver.
sai i"a,s>isciiOn.
TBRyE Rlvrps. ~. Joseph Co, Mich.
| lad 'be,a good remedy IN Mi complaints OF
the Liver. ) L. ,liUATE, NJ. ID.
NiLwooo Guernsey Co., Ohio.
Your i.iser fills are the best and mos, salca-
bic haze ever kept.
u HAISEY. Postmaster.
SAT- foRs Ner,uiliiJn Co. III.
Sellers Medicines 10 th section OF country
Rave Ased hundrc Is of dollars 10 doctors bills.
JAMES ASAMOkE.
H.EasasviLDx Cass Co Mo Jan ~. 80.
i,.snk Your h.ser Pills tie snsr CURE Tor Fe-
YER md Agu, ever used Would recommend
item to every one. = D. DAMS.
"a. y. SELLERS ~ Co.. 0srOp'rs.
kstsasb0ry. Esu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

A New NER.Iox lie who eats % live
does not break nor law. but Ii. who
lives to ea,, buys is Fse.lv Groceries at
Parks 4 'iosmrr's, On tAa Il fner Of -Four h
and Brady s,rsets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

"pALAaR's yesetab.. co>mstic Lotion
has cured ny face Of ,Ae In bes's Itch Of
over nine years standln-." writes r. S.
Dewey, Of Carrolton, n ntgomery Co., O..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Nor 30 Much Sic TRANSIT" ."-Yestcidsy
we exu' Grated over the discontinue Of old
Winter and advent Of Spring. Though
there was every appearance Of sure thing
a, that time, We are Obliged 10 change bass
to day Instead Of lovely Spring pceping in
through th- warm tinted curtains of the
South, grim old Winter is raising cain .,
usual-piiing up snow drifts AMI b!us er.ne
at eycry body within reach.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

600 BARRELS CHOICE GAINESVILLE
OUV Jannitan Apples on hand and f,r sale by
Il N. PRE1TYMAN.
December L. lsGs-dnfn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
An Appeal from Florence.
Froprrcr June 18th

b rIOhEnOE, JUNO 1ouu, Aoo''
10 the Editor ofute Daily :Ne,os: ~,
DEAR sm-Permit me through your very valua-
bile paper, 10 call the attention OF your friends,
and the Episcopalans generally Of Charleston, to
the fact that we are striving to build at this place
an Episcopal Church, and I trust our Charleston
friends will give us that aid in the good work,
they have 80 often rendered praiseworthy objects.
In all communities, churches are essential for
the peace, happiness and well-being of society," as
well as pl aces where we may congregate, and our
children with ourselves hear the word OF God, and
there offer up our prayers and give praise to Him
who has ever watched over those who strive to do
that which is pleasing In His sight, Our little town
is rapidly growing, and those Of us who are Epis-
copalians have no place to worship; and as our
numbers are increasing, we deem it but right
that We should, at least, have Chapel, where we
may participate in our holy rites, and establish
Sabbath Schools for our children. am sure
the subject is but to be brought before our
friends, and their energies will be lent
in our behalf, I. would suggest most res
pectfully that one Sabbath be set apart Id
each Bpiscopalian Church in Charleston, and col
lection be taken up for the purpose OF building an
Episcopalian Church at Florence s. @. The sub
scriptionswi be received by Mrs.J. W. GAMBLE,
Mrs. FRANCIS CHURCH, and other ladies here who
have the whole matter at heart, and are In charge,
and am sure will meet with their SINCERE acknoW-
Judgments and hearty thanks Of al interested. TO
the Presgterians here we are much indebted tor
the kind invitation to attend at all times worship
with them, and for the hearty support in our be-
half. ANY amounts subscribed may be sent to the
ladies herein mentioned.
May the author Of all good prompt our brethren
in this matter, and may He watch over those who
put their trust in Him.
Yours truly and respectfully,
AN EPIscoPALIAN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
Tho Timber Trade.

To The Editor Of dhe Daily Ne,os:
Whenever particular branch OF commerce and
trade languishes and falls to be successful and
profitable; when labor, properly bestowed upon
any business proves unproductive, and that which
was formerly remunerative must be abandoned,
it is right and proper that we should look to the
causes which produce these results, and, II we
may, correct them.
Next 10 cotton, rice and naval stores, as pro-
ducts of this State for commercial purposes, be-
lieve may be classed the timber and lumber
trade-indeed, I do not know but timber Is,
in fact, more important article than rosln and
turpentine. Statistics Of these branches OF trade
in Charleston unlike those Of other cities, Ike 30
meagre showing that it is impossible to estimate
the value of the trade. True, we see occasional
weekly statements Of cargoes shipped-'ut II we
take the weekly quotations and compare them
with actual sales (if one had the smallpox the
other would be in no danger of catching it). IL
is remarkable fact that timber in Charleston
markes has never brought its value as compared
with the market in a neighboring city; and, more
recently, the prices offered do not warrant its pro-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
In MEMORIAM.

On the 18th day of May last passed away from this
feeting show to the realities Of life eternal IN tns 9Ie
year Of his pilgrimage here FRANCIS ALEAANDEh
CORMIER q native Of this city.
The subject of this brief sketch was by occupation
master mechanic and was, for some considerable ume
engaged at the foundry Of his esteemed friend, Mr.
JAMES NJ. EAsos, foreman in the boler.mahng de-
parmen where by characteristic kindness to those un-
der his control and management habits wisely temper
ate and careful attention to business he for him
self the noticeable and deserved appreciation, confidence
and appreciation of employer and employees. During
illness he watched over and cared for by anxious
friends with the tenderest socitude, all of whom
pressed an earnest hope Of his recovery Congestion
however ensued after four weeks Of ne1phcabe suffer-
ing, uncomplaningly borne, and the hope which bad
thus been fostered crushed and gone The Lord OF
Heaven and Of Earth proper In His infinite wisdom
to remove him. None can stay HIS hand or say unto
HIM, iuhdt doen Thoup
The tears ofs aged and venerated other-now almost
centenarian-of exemplary wife, three afectonate
children and loving and only remaining brother are
shed In sacred silence his rave but they
much at their great deprivation. their unwaVering
faith in Him who gYeh and who taketh away points them
to glad reunion hereafter in world Of unimagined
beauty and light.
religion, and the blest consultations Of sought for In.
strucdon and thorough preparation were faithfully and
with much zeal administered to him by the Church. He
happily fitted for the great change that awaited him.
and he evidenced quiet fearless humble Christian
resignation to the will Of God worthy Of who 80
sensible Of his dependent condition; ,,.
Peace fond mother peace to your bruised heart peace
kind sisters peace to your troubled minds; peace doat
ing children and loving brother lasting peace for all Of
you'll God doeth all things ,oeu,
The memory Of our friend, whose excellencies were
many and whose disposition congenial with those
| who best knew him, and knowing him, appauded his
virtues and respected his character generally the memo
ry Of one to us so dear will be cherished with raternal
regard and shall survive long Lasts our temporal
| existence.
-
''By mortal suferings now no more opprest,
| His sinless spirit scars away to rest;
natTrea' kindlier DOOM
Doth think Of him. now In the silent tomb
May our end be like his and ours be the home whittier
| he has been welcomed. FRIEND.
Charleston 6. G., June 1867.