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The New York herald., 1867-04-23
IHTERNArluNAl Racket MATCH.

IN compliance with the articles Of agreement motto cd
IN tne HERALD OF yesterday, William Gray, the cham
pon racket player Of England and Ireland came TO this
country some days since accompanied by his younger
brother and Mr. Waters. his backer and trainer The
rst match OF the series yesterday after
noon at the court Of the New York Racket Club West
Thirteenth street
Inasmuch as this match Is one OF than ordinary
importance the given below as kindly furnished
BY Messrs McLeish and Waters respectively Mr.. Gray's
host and backer Gray the toes for the hand but
failed to until his third hand then he scored
ne lost two hands more then scored two hands
score; banks and another single score then
two blanks and another single; blank and Ave tai
lies, making total or fifteen.
Foulkes lost eight hands before he scored; he then
counted two four blanks and tally thirteen blanks
and another tay three blanks and another score and
he had lost three hands more, when Gray made his
fifteen thus closing this game with but i've aces for
Foulkes. -a
The scoring in the second game by Gray was as fol.
lows:-13 OUTS ace, outs. aces, outs--total, s.
outs ACC, 8 outs, 3aces-total, is.
aces, outs aces outs. aces-toiai' is. - ''S'
Foulkes, out, ace outs ace. outs, q aces, s
0r Fourth s o4 e. ouss S.o acss ID outs aces
outs ace, outs, acc outs. aces. outs,
! Fouifes ous, ace, outs, ace, outs, ace, .
outs, aces. Q outs. / ace, outs ace-total i3
Both players having counted thirteen tho game was
'sset at five. with the following resut:-Gny outs
aces, 2outs-total 16 Foukes, outs 5aces-total is.
During this game Gray racket was broken and mas
much as i was favorite instrument Mr. Gray felt its
loss severely
Fifth game-Gray, outs. ace outs, aces, outs,
ace, OUTS acc, outs, aces, IL OUTS ace 4 outs,
aces outs, ace outs, aces; total a.
Foukes-1 ace outs aces, o outs, aces, outs
aces, outs, aces, IL OUTS aces outs; total IL
This game then set at three decided as fol.
lows:-Gray, OUTS ace, out, aces; total, IL.
Foukes, outs; total, IL
The sixth game was commenced, but before It could
be concluded the heavy storm which up made the
court SO dark that 1t found necessary to postpone
the game At the time Of closing the stood For
Gray aces IL outs; ace; ous-toal, s. Foukes-
outs; aces; outs; aces; outs; ace; 4 outs;
ace; out-toal, g.
The match will be continued this afternoon at three
O'Clock; and, should Foulkes succeed in winning the
unfinished game it will be necessary to play the seventh
to decide But Notwithstanding the great drawbacks
under which young Gray labors, such play.
ing in court different in and construction from
those to which he has been accustomed playing before
an assembage naturally preiudced in favor OF his op
ponen and the loss Of his favore racket his backcr
and friends feel confident Of his ultimate success He
himself makes parade of his prowess and looks very
unlike the formidable opponent which the crack rack
eter Of America has found him to be.
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AQUATIC SPORTS.
The Rowing Match Between Hamill and
Walter Br0wn-A Card from MIR. Brown.
GLESwooD, April 10, 1867.

The Rowing Match Between HnmilI and
Walter Br0wn-A Card from MIR. Brown.
GLESwooD, April 10, 1867.
To THE EDITOR or THE PrrTsBURG CoMMERciALf-
In duty TO myself and friends OF Pitsburg, and oil
those who intend investing in my chances Of competing
with James Hamill would like to say few words,
and II you will publish the over my signature you
will greatly obge aspirant TO the championship, who
has travelled nearly nine mles TO for the
same f.-s-..sa-.--
When made the match with Mr.. Hamin, ap-
peaed TO his honesty and reputation OF fair play TO
select course upon which TO row the race. I will
acknowledge that Mr.. Hamill ID champion oarsman
fair dealing uarsmau Is No. In New England The
ne has selected TO is by no meansa fair
one for any stranger and especially when there are
other waters close 70 the city OF Pittsbur-
would not say one word, but have been over the
lower course every day since my arrival and the current
Of the AMezhany has not been the any two days
and in some instances the same with but an hour2
lapse of time Now this lower changeable,
how stranger learn II in short space Of timer
cles Of agreement read compelled TO this
unfair course and Mr.. Hami intends TO abide by the
articles strictly ana win not change the course from the
lower the whore Ward rowed advise all those
friends who intend to invest their money on the
keep all they have got in their pockets as consider
any that whips Hamill this course where he
has rowed all his lifetime, Is at least and half
minutes faster than the champion himself. don't
pretend say that am this much faster, but as have
himself conqueror OF all America, will do the best
can and should lose, trust my friends will consider
what have told them in advance of the eventful day.
WALTER BROWN, Of Portland, Maine.
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sehr Jacob Thompson, vanzandt, Dsren, 0s, 10 days.
sehr SAWYER Soper Virginia
schr snow tlAke, Rose. Virginia.
sehr Davidson, Kechum. Virginia.
scnrJ ID Nramer, Aldrsdxt. Virginia.
schr Jacob BHdsan. fiaxleton. Virginia.
scnr y Randall, Brooks. Virginia.
Scnr Morse. Chambers. sirglna- .
scnr Wm Mc3ee. Lawson, Virginia.
Schr Reindeer, Bowker, Virginia.
rchr Alice Scranton Perel, Virginia for New Haven.
scir Union, Denllson, EIizabethpor for NewbuIypoT
schr Annie Murchie Roberts. Calais.
scar Avon Parks. Calais, days.
Schr Moro Kelly, Jonesboro.
schr Rosina, Richardson, Jo Jonesboro, days
schr Amanda, Lamson, Joncsport
scnr Fannie u May, Buchanan, Jonesport.
Schr Chara. Eaton, Jonesport i efN
schr Syiv. Reynolds. Jonesport.
Schr Morea, Robinson, Rockland.
Schr Albion Spear, Rockand
Schr II Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston.
schr John Farnum. -, Boston for Baltimore
Scbr y Brooks Buugess Boston for Philadelphia.
schr John Susman, Banks Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr q Bearse, Lowell. Providence.
Schr VIM X Sargent. Sargent, Norwak.
Scnr A Iincoln. Bentley, New Haven.
Schr Lecnessa, Hunt. New Haven. UN5
Schr Panthea. Racket, New Havan.
Schr Katie j Hoyt ----, New Haven.
Schr Naad Queen. Chase. New Haven. ss.e
Schr VIM A VAIL Parker, New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr e Pierce, Poland from wreck of brig Hound.
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YACHTING.
More New Yachts.

The prospects OF lively season among yachtmen
every day becomes brilliant New yachts Of all
sizes and rigs being laid down in anticipation Of the
summer weather. Among others two sloops which
are being built for two parties of young men, in
Brooklyn and one in New York. The Anna Marshall Is
being built by Messrs Ferris & Van Wrinkle, at their
yard, foot Of Van Brunt street, Brooklyn Her dimen.
sions folows:-Length fortyone feet breadth Of
beam fourteen feet depth of hold four and half feet
burthen about twenty tons.
The other vessel Is being built by David Blackburn at
his yard foot OF Grand street. New York. The name
with which she Is to be christened is not yet known
Her dimensions are length all AZ feet breadth of
beam 13 feet depth Of hold feet and her tonnage Is
tons The materials used In the construction OF this
neat little craft OF the very best description and her
model pretty She will 10 all probability be ready for
launching the second week in May.
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BASrA-on Monday morning. April 22 MARY IsA.
BELLA daughter Of william :. and Mary Banta aged
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, At two
street.
daughter Of J. }. and Helen N. Blackln.
The friends and relatives OF the family invited TO
attend the funeral 2s3 Union street. ncar Court street,
BrooklyD this Tuesday, morning, ~ 10 cock
Borp;-In BROOKLYN on Saturday, april y, ater s
% snor .a e'des n M son S a vesr Of hs aas
The relatives and friends OF the family and the mem
ber Of the Thirteenth regiment n O. Of Brooklyn, are
dencc, No 119 Montague street. corner Of Clinton,
this Tuesday, afternoon at one O'Clock, without further
notice.
BARsnL In williamsburg on Sunday, April 2l, Of
lingering illness, john H. BARREII-
His friends and those Of his family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
North second, near Fifth street. this fuesdayj AFTER
OF her bro,hern-isw, Henry 4 Brown, $50 Atlantic
street, Brockiyn, EnrLY, wife Of Alfred Brown
or and Pscno ree BrooHyn this
| Tuesday) afternoon. ~ three o'clock. -
El Wife George oa sae sS S. ssS s:si
Funeral services win take place at her late residence
Harrison street this ruesday afternoon, At two O'Clock
remains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery the fol.
lowing day.
BuTlEa,-.on Monday, April "a. Mrs. JonAssAH BUT
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
! 351 Third avenue, on wednesday afternoon, at one
/ O'Clock, without further notica
CLARK.-0n Monday evening, April ~, after brief
Illness. d. p CLAKK, senior member Of the firm OF ID.
The % relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
the funera his late residence, No 80 West Twenty
third street. Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock noon,
without further notice. The remains will BE- taken
1 worcester Mass., for intermenk II
| CisBuRSK--On Sunday, April n, OF pneumonia Jo-
| sRru gissuRSx in the 62d year Of hts age a tF
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No $40 East Tenth street. this Tuesday, AFTER
4 noon at one O'Clock. q 1880
Newcastle on Tyne England papers please copy.
| HARRrsoS0u Sunday, April 2i, WILLIAM X, sen OF
Arthur and Jane Harrison, aged 80 years. months
and IS days N8 /.
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral from Ms late
dence 85 Fourth street, South SIXTH Brooklyn
| Il ID this Tuesday, afternoon, at two o'clock.
| Hoeax-At Fordham. on saturday. April 90 AZ the
residence OF her son.in law, DR. Eugene Pcuguet ELIZA
HTLry Hoaas, widow OF Robert Hogan OF New York. IN
her 0ph year
The reiaves and friends OF the family also those OF
her sops n-law Roswell y Hatch and DR. Eugene peag-
net are' respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral this
Tuesday, morning at half past ten O'Clock, fror -
l francIs Xaviers church sixteenth street between
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werp Tor Newport w.
PfLLAu April 3-Arr Mary Baker, Scott Philadelphia
PANAMA April i2Arr Steamships Parkersburg, Douglas
Punta Arenas &c; 18th, Golden Age. Watkins, Fran
cisco Sid 10TH steamship Constitution, Lapdge San Fran
cisco: Ith, Guatemala, Dow, Central American ports
In port April IA, ships Richard McIanus Foster and II
soue fBrl sinnoit- disg; Celestial Empire, do; Marhs
Cobb. Spauldng. from NXork do; bark Percles. Snow
from do do.
PERNAnBUco March 2D-Arr Traveller Br) Penheld
NYork land sid Isl for Rio Janero Sid 26h brigs Pol
lux, Seehusen Rio Janero 3lst Albert Dexter, McGe<
Para. M f #s
In port April 2, brig Jaboatao Cunha, dsg
Ponce PR April I'm port brig Harry. Brantberg for
Baltimore; schr Annie He'll Prindle, for New Haven days
the only Am vessels In port.
RIO JANKiRo, March IlSld bark Gref Meck). Jantxeu,
New Oreans brigs Brothers lBr viber Baltimore 18th,
Gcrrudes Rr). En0ch and Uler tNor) stark, New York;
M isth bark claasman lBr, Leslie Hampton Roads; brIgs
OLSON New York; 10TH Honey SBrl coronet Hampton
hayng repaire San rrancsco bark wayfarer Backford
Haock Crowcl. do Cid 22d bark West india twe, New
York. brigs Tanmo tOd). do; Undne (Br}, Baltimore.
In port March 2 bark vdfarle Nor for New York ldg;
brgs Hitterdaen Nor) Capriccio (Aust and Preciosa
lswe for DO do; Elza (an) for Hampton Roads do Ro
sarfo (Br), for San Francisco do.
Sunderland for Nyork.
SURIsAn. March 29-n port bark Alice Tarlton, Connor
from Boston, arr 10Th dg for do; Lady Franklin, for do
wtg cargo Br schr John Nelson, for do next day. A
TARRAGoNA, April Arr Carmen Garode, NOrleans
IAxPIco April l6Arr sieamship Gen McCollum. Barton,
Nfork schr Electric Spark, Philips do.
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The wheat market dull and heavy and prices wers
able was os,as s e g. though
was quoted 81 g. and some reported 81 @
suf Ie ~ Ss. sales
sa g Sa e1ss
Calorna ga within the above range the market closing at
was sales I"5sS az g.
o:s sssss sssl sa
.ad Is isS 9Sss S
s wan s
ssy sa p s. ws;,sa ssss .na %s s
G1ssr BAGS ruled dun and prices were entirely nom,
Sossr cIorH continued dun and unchanged.
sass @
% n asssss !. sSpns
Sa sas q q 1 no
NAVAL was less nrmnsss perceptIbe in the
market for spirits turpentine and the business
%s'sd @ ss . nE so s % . ~ sS aSs
sosS @ II
a. Ss q Z ss. s sS sss. y ST.
q % r FL USsns and
winter with some sales Other KINDS were 3 without % decided
j. Receipt; iss ss pork l psssssss cut
rcg.fAr fair. For future delivery the business
sra buyers mot taking hold with freedom ~ the Inn
So Ss u M :. g pss for 1:s: e. sss
new mess. for May. at s2s 81 IS rs seller :
The sales were bbls $40 SO 50 for
and SIS 32l for plain do or erce beef sales were
made OF 800 at S3l - 80 for prime mess Beef hafl
continued dull and nominal Cut meats were Nately ~
firm. Sales 800 pkgs l2c. ls<c for hama and SIC
changed prices The sales 100 bxs at llLc. llSc
short ribbed; l0<c. l0,<c for Cumberland and
lz for short clear Lard In active demand higher
prices Sales LOO bbs at l2sxc 135<c Butter and
cheese remained steady at last quotations.
PRrRoLKUx.-Crude remained dull but prices with.
change We heard Of sales The bonded
moderately active but shade easier in prices standard
noticed sales besides OF 800 bbs white for July
at 9kc $40 do do for August IT 30c 500 do do. for Sep
tembcr at 3kc and SO do. do for October at SIC buyers
option.
lie. for Carolina.
Fair 70 good refining was quoted at loc loc The sales
iasses; lc l2hc for Porto Rico; COO bbls part
Ike Kchned moderately active Ut l4zzc l5c for
standard hards
srrDs-Of Calcutta lnseed sales were made In Boston Of
300 bags reported at - a. Clover quoted l7c.
lsxc with small sales. Timothy steady at s. Is
srrARSr noticed sales Of 90 lbs at ike l2szc
TALLow firm, with a fair demand. Tho sales were
WSsHsY-Reccipss 8 bbs Few sales Of momon. wer,
reported. Prices Tor bonded were entirely nominal
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BuRGlARr m WASHINGTON SrRRn.-John Young, a
youth Of twenty years, yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan by roundsmsn Gillespie and ofcsr Thorn
tom OF the Third precinct. on the charge Of having
forced an entrance 70 the grocery store Of John Will
son. No 270 Washington street, and stealing Treasury
notes and postal currency TO the amount Of IS 70 The
burglary was effected by means OF breaking on the
hatch o. covering on the hatchway In front Of the prem
ses Young had two accompcesn the burglary but they
secresed himself under some baggng his hiding place
being discovered till one Of the officers accldentay
stepped upon hs neck which had me enect Of making
and Committed 70 the Tombs default Of 81 900 bail
He claims 70 live u 14s Washington street.
CARRYrss BuxGLARs Toots Alfred Moore was yes
terday arrested by Ocsr Knips, Of the
precinct the charge Of having concealed about his
person jimmy and four skeleton keys, with intent 70
ments Moore being unable TO explain why no had the
tools In his possession Justice Hogan committed him 70
the Tombs for trial In default Of ball
BoorELAcx m TnousLs. "A colorcd boy, who gives
his name Frank johnson, and whs was employed a.
booblack and general utility In boarding house In
West Twelfth street, aragDed before Justice Led
WITH At the Jefferson Marke. Police Court yesterday on
complaint Of H. Orbenteuen Of having stolen guam
tity Of clothing. valued q e7s wnen brought before
eloquent and ssouty denied the charge nctw thsand-
Ing which he was committed In default Of $500 bail
Observation-Disclosures Duny, Owen Clark and Ber-
nard Brennan were yesterday committed By Justice
Kelly answer above the complaint Of Daniel 8.
Davis Of New Canaan Round RIDGE In this State. The
circumstances which make up tho charge thus
lated by the complainant and occurred In saloon In
the neighborhood Of the horse market In Sec.
ond avenue. Brennan and Clark offered 70 sell
Davis horse for e2s and while he engaged In the
consideration Of this proposal Duffy approached him
and with an appearances Of disinterested friendship
| paying 80 Deposit Subsequently, when DAVIS wa
counting his money on the table bis friendly adviser he
states quietly snatched $50 and walked away with IT,
Davis next handed Clark three $40 bills out Of which
he 70 take the balance Of S2l due a. the price Of
and Brennan declined doing, remarkng that they would
keen that services 70 be rendered BY them aiding
him 10 recover the $50 from Duffy They then left and
bad conversation with that individual who returning,
caught hold OF Davis and representing that he
uoceman who had been watching for him TO send him
to fhe State Prison threatened TO him n be die
not leave The accused were each held 10 bail In $500
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
McCARrN-BARRY On Monday. April %, by Rev. Z.
W. Hitchcock, HENRY l. McCARrrS. NJ. D., TO NARY f.,
ughter OF X. A. Barry, N. D., all OF this city No
cards
wHnxEY-DE BAvrER. R.--0n Thursday, April IS, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father at West Orange by the
Rev. DR. Sprague, OF Caldwell, SAMUEL WHsrsTr OF
ter Of William de Bavier. lately Of Brooklyn Ia l.
Liverpool lEngand) and Montreal tCanada) papers
please notice.
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THE Gxnwas VETERAN Usros.-This s. o central or
ssnization Of number Of veteran societies formed by
the returned members Of the German volunteer regi
ments Of this city and has been organized for social and
benevo,ent purposes The organization has just received
charter and the following ooers for the ensuing
have been eected:-Presidsnt n Tornow; Vice
President Mr. Knntze; Recording Secretary Fr Ficke;
Corresponding Secretary Gustave Stein. The union 10
said y rsprasent soms eisht vstarnn aasoeiasiopa
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tANn MONDAY, April 22-6 r. NJ
ALCOHOL In active demand sales so0o bbls at &c
4s16c. a z9c.
AsHEs-Recepts IS pkgs Both pot and pearl remained
steady at our last quotations. H@4
CorrKEThe market for Rio continued quiet and prices
entirely nominal No Of any description wer
reported.
Co1roS notwithstanding the unfavorable cable advices
from Liverpool the market remained quite steady thou
grades slight decline granted ana bat little
busness consummated the sales being limited to bO
bales. The demand Was principally for even mdding
which Ia scarce. We quote:-
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FKEiGHrs were rather frmer though the offerings were
moderate There was but little movement tonnage,
though several vessels taken up the tobacco trade
& hs M were-To Liverpool 400 bales cotton at
barley az 3d. and 800 bbs private terms
men, 10 hhds Virginia tobacco 25s cases do at I5s
css coffee and 80 hhds tobacco private The
terdam tobacco, 22s Cd British ship and o Prussian
bark, from Baltimore, Nd tobacco, at l7s Cd.
meal geo bushels corn go do oats 500 do rye and 246
do malt The market for State Western -four opened
more buoyant under an improved demand but closed
quiet and steady for medium and good grades and heavy
common Prices, however, not quotablv lower Cali
forna -four was heavy and lower in sympathy with wheat
tne outside quotation showing decline OF The sales
for Southern flour ruled dull and scarcely firm, and
closed heavy at quotations The sales confined
$50 bbs or rye -four the sales limited $50 bbs at
81 30 So So Corn meal duh and nominay unchanged
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NEWSPAPERS.

EN0R.sALE-A FILE OF THE HERALD. FROM THE
~ fall Of Sumter 1851 70 thec,ose OF 1855 Every copy
completes and In good order VIII sold cheap Address
tnnIediaeiy. A. b. c., box 77S, ~ Y. Post Office.
NEW YORK HERALDs FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS
N for sale General Grant have the years papers
bound uniform with his File New York Times any odd
numbers for sale Address james 4. Walker ia Fulton
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

FIRST FLOOR OR BASEMENT wANTED-FOR
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change place Broadway and South street, Address box
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
Communicated
AND CHRISTIAN MEN

friend of that order which II is inc
province of scripture teaching TO bring ih.o
society, cannot be indifferent as to the EFFORTS
of weak minded people to keep down loyal
sentiments in the community Call sucn
people weak-mlnded, because they do moi
seem nationally disposed, beng like pigmieS
standing before the sun to prevent MS rays
from enhvening the earth; and though col,
WINGED, as they must be, unless the spirit OF
truth has ceased to strive with them since me
war, that the -enslavement Ofthe "nigger Is
nm impossibiliiy in this country, they choose
TO live il would seem, to furnish induDitable
evidence TO the more thinking part oil man
kind that 'the fools are not oil dead yet.
These afflicted peison are found in inc
church as well as elsewhere. Indeed, the
very words '1oyalty," government OF the
United States, and so on, appear TO fill inc
little minds of some of our Lay brethren WIN
supreme contempt for all American ideas,
while the reason of certain clerical gentle
men that they cannot read, learn, marx
and inwardly digest" such simple words as
"Submit yourselves to every ordinance OF
man for the Lords sake;' 1.-THE powers that
be are ordained of God, and the like, ap.
pear to be that these words have sort of
/ ex.reterence, and that since the freeing ct
the daTkey and the breaking up OF universal
niggerdom, it has not pleased God 10 Voucl1-
safe us any Constitutional legislation Some
roads are so hard to travel, that even our
spiritual pastors cannot venture thereon
with safety, while few of Mrs. Columbus
loyal pills would disineline them TO seek
such roads. The truth Is, that the preacher
cooping himself within the murky den o
Copperheadism, can no more be recognized
by men of true principle as proper man
than the leopard can change his spots. "
high professors taking side with traitors
who said three thousand years ago, "Rebel
lion is as the SIN Of witchcraft, and stubborn
ness is as iniquity and idolatry?" Look II
the book OF Samuel. There is an old saying
Like priest, like people, Let the prizes
be true, and his congregation will not j
, rebels. II the congregation be untrue til
minister is aiding. Mr.. w. told his peopl
i what the gospel Of his Divine Master, wlnc
he was proclaiming, made outrebellion again'
the United States, lottery swndling, fire.
(. liquor, &c, TO be, and the happy result {
his labors was, persons with souls crowde
a into his church to dedicate themselves
! God, while such as had no souls, Us traito
and others who Flowed the creature MOI
. than the Creator" carried themselves b.
+. yond the reach of his voice. Let reput
d ton like that of Mr.. w. be inseparably il
d terwoYen with the Remuneration of SIN fro
4. the pulpit, good men with angels will I
n ioice, progress will be more certain, order
d the state will have better foundation, al
" the Jezebel OF CoPperhsdd loyalty in Il
l.. church, clad in the livery OF Heaven to ser
D. the Devil, will not live In the future Of 4
United States of America. LOYALTY.