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New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
FRANCE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


PARIS, May ct is authortatively denied
to-day that the French ambassador at st. Petersburg
had had consultation with the Russian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, in regard 10 the Eastern question
RUPTURE WITH TUNIs.
LONDON. May 6.-Franee has suddenly broken of all
diplomatic relations with the Government Of Tunis
The reasons alleged the repeated Preparation Of out
RACES on French citizens resident In that country
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
Brazil.

ABDCATIoN or THE EMPEROR.
The Argentine journals state that private
letters received Buen0s Ayres from Rio Janefo an
nounce the intended abdcaton OF His Majesty Don
Pedro H. Emperor Of Brazil They say that the Emperor
recently called conference OF the principal personages
of the country arrange definitely the terms of his aDdi
cation whom he announced the reasons prompting In
10 take that STEP stating at the same time that his reso-
luton was rrevocabe. IL appears that he Is tired OF the
fatgucs OF Government, and viii probably retire 10
Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
TIE SECRET sEssION.

'tT'fbH Tf7.st.EN
When the Senate Vent into secret session this afternoon
mulhtudes fingered about the doors evidently in ex
pectation result on the impeachment question to-day
IL was ascertaned that the following took place IN the
secret session: . j. .
ChIof. Justice Chase announced the first question: 10
be on the following proposition OF Senator Edmunds
0ard That after the arguments shall be eooeued ana ~hsn ,ae
shall debeaon the ua question tue re-
poriers shall NE debates the final quss
lion 10 be reported Ia the prOcesdings. t.,- -. -
senator WILLIAMS offered an amendment that no
member shall speak more than once or longer than 10
minutes. .-lt-- =,
subect on the table which was agreed 10, follows
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
JAPAN.

INDEMNITY DEMANDED BY THE UNITED STATES
MINISTER.
LONDON, May GA telegram from Hong Kong
states that the United states Minister Japan, Gen. Van
Valkenburg is at Osaka, and has made demand upon
the Mado for indemnity for the damage occasioned TO
the property Of American citizens in the late disturbance
He supported in his demand by the French Envoy and
by the presence OF portion OF the American aud French
East India fleets.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
FEAT IN TELEGRAPHTNG

Providence, MAY 6.-The highest rate OF
speed ever attained In Geographic transmission in this
country was reached this evening between Boston and
rms cIty Mr. Z. H. Burns champion OF New-fork and
New.EnRand stationed at Boston, transmitted 2,,5l
words in one hour, which was received by MI waiter
Phillips OF this city, without making a Dreak'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

JENSINGs-P 1re-iaY ls1 ~ 81 Darla ~ - y ""
Res, H. a. Haeck Petes Jeaas Ns. h.sces e. j'us'e'
Joshua hero ir both fClt,aiii h y
McDONAID-A Nav At 'be sua"sA W
h. Clurrh BOokYu b. tho Rrr. T. Bouone ksh AiDoAf"
Emma c. AekeunaH. both 81 bry'kiln
SIULTZ-BuDD-At bo-a, ff5iy. r. hY br ~ Rev b,st
Oiuhentr Charles Sllz y HoaoHc- n - ~ if y 0"'a
MI Holly n. J.
IlOh0ken papen please cony.
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DrAru or ,ps. KIT CARSON.

FoRT LYON, c. IT, April 27.--The wife OF MI MI
Carson died very suddenly fast evening four mes IIo
this place. aged IO Gen CarsOn's health ~ very oQr
and this bereavement NAV terminate the career Oh th'
renowned hunter, trapper, and scout.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

An attempt made to-day to Ooverride the Governors
veto on the Whitehall and Plattsburgh Railroad When
the BIZ was up before vote taken and IL sus
tanned subsequently motion 10 reconsider tabled.
When thar motion taken up from the table to-day
point Of order raised that to take another vote on
the matter in violation Of the Constitution which
Said that vote bill can only be recOnsdered once
That vote to reconsider had been taken when the veto
up before. The Lieutenant Governor decided the
point well taken lust he did the night tho shel1n Dill
(which was similar One) up. An appeal was taken
Senate, and the decision not sustained Yeas
i. NaIe asf
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO, May G.-The Conference assembled
At o'clock and was opened in the usual manner, the
Rev d. Brooks leading devotional exercises The follow
ing resolution presented and referred 10 the Com
mttee on Reyiyals:
P,sd That tbe Committee Instructed 10 Inquire into and report
amending part hve seeton hVe OF Discipline 90 AZ
20 constitute equal With elermen eligible 70 election by ine
book NeufoTk Ciueinna
Tho Rev H. W. GOOda Of Indiana offered resolution
on the sablect OF treaties with Indian tribes, warmly
secOndng the recent recommendations OF the Peace Com
lssionrr Referred. The Rev. j. L. Smith OF Indiana
offered resolution requesting Bishops 10 COM
uracticafle whether, in their Judgment the Epis
cOpacy Board should be strengthened by the
election and conservation OF additional Bishops Tabled
DE- TremAle asked that all papers relating 10 dstIicng
of the EpscOpacy be referred 20 the Committee ON Epsco
pacy DR. Peek thought that all papers on that subject
discussion the Conference determined that the Commit
tee on Itinsraney had Jurisdiction The Special commit
tee on Admission of Southern Delegates reported IN
part recommending that Delegates nom these South
ern Mission Conferences DO invested WIN al
rights OF delegates in this body, except the right OF
strucIed into Conferences with all rights ana privileges
Of the same Dr. Thayer OF Boston moved 70 amend so
strike out that part OF the report which denies the
right 10 vote 10 Southern Delegates. Dr. Fos-
ter explained that so far ~ they have re,
ported the Committee are unanimously agreed
Committee desired further time 20 consider. The Rev
DR. Reddy offered substitute for the report OF the Com
nee setting forth the facts IN regard tothe organization
Of these Conferences by Bishops arning their action 70
he regular and legal and admitting their representatives
10 All rights and privileges OF members OF this body
Reddy spoke on his substitute at length. and the subject
was laid the table and made the order for tomorrow
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamers Ocean Queen, Capt. 7. +.
King and Santiago De Cuba Capt Jerry w. Smith from
Aspnw April 2s arrived at this port yesterday. The
Puser Of the latter vessel Br W. g. Hosford died at
on Saturday. His body brought to this city for
nterment.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
THE NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, May 6.-The races to-day wer'
largely attended, Notwithstanding the nclemehey Oi M s
weather Elgn won the United threeyear old stake di.
tancing Donovan on the first heat Antelope Beauty no
iumbia aud sklrmlsh Uavng forfeit uVe lAI Ib
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
CHILL.

The press is principally taken up in discuss
ing the swiude Of 100000 pcpctratcd the Govern
ment by the French house Of Armand 90. through
their agent Baron REVERE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

The bills granting State aid to the Waikiki Valley and
Newburgh Railroad and TO the Buffalo and Washington
Railroad both go 10 the Governor who viii not sign
them Judging by the vote of Whitehall and Plattsburgh
When the Committee of the Assembly waited on the
Governor. and told him that that body ready to
adjourn GOV. +. told them he sorry he Legislature
had sent linn many important bills the last day Oftbe
sesOna remark which indicates that hasy and corrupt
legislation will not be sanctioned by his EX Xoelency.
I The state Charity bill passed both Houses. The ap-
preparations TO each school stricken out, and $4,000
were apart TO be distributed pro rata to each school
Of the Boards of Education throughout the State
The votes in the Senate agangt the bill Messrs
bly, bat votes recorded in the negatyeMessrs
Brush and G.. Clark
Among the bills which died With the session was the
Arcade Railroad
The City and County Tax LeVies passed the Senate
unanimously When the votes taken there were
absent MessrS. Beach, Bradley Chapman, Creamer Gra
ham Hubbard, Morgan, Murphy, ODOnnel. and Palmer
In the Assembly the vote on the city levy stood:
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY !. 1868

second race won by Ottawa in two heats beating
Nell Gkynne, rat Clebmne, and Maggie Hunter time,
1854 The very heavy rains made the track muddy.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
PEIlI.

yellow fever is on the increase in CallaO and
Lima The elections show that Balta ~ the successful
candidate Tor the Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
HIshIy Importaat.
HOW TO USB RADwAVS READY RBLIKF TO CURB cohdRs
TION or THs LUNGS
people really understand the mpOsEs Of ippHs RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF in attacks Of scale disease.
MY OWN CASE.
CONGESTION OF THE CURED
IN HALF AN HOUR.

IN HALF AN HOUR.
Ga Saturday night ost setei With ,st Of
congestion o the Iungs daring Per days
pr,viusy experienced len luBg bot br
actively engaged both dag night apply rsass
.sspt, When seized felt though red bot knife piercing Asd
ung v lungs my breathing bar short aud s each replssioo
% epe cutting pIa shock This eE'ended oser
nav laoas chest back aud shoaen with ccugh aeursc
long ard sharp procured bottles Of READY RkiKF
and had ii ed thoroughly peauy chest; spine ssosdes.
&c and With flannel soaked ia READY RELIEF bsnage In -
minutes the redieaed and hat et over @
lungs chest sc peIspaon broke and all Pau ceased s
breathing became ess Oosened sabded aud IN hall an
hour slept calmly pain had existed occasion ths sat
alarm used up bottles By applying thns freely ss
e, ueple OF secured and all tendency
Withdrawn the surface Had not thsse measures ee
adopted promptly morning won been Suffering With ss'eFs
pneumonia and aanmson Of the lungs This principle holds
good in all cases where there nsamaaOa cOngeoa either Of s
.Dg. y, bowels stomach kidneys II ther
..y one now suffering With congestion the lungs Other oa h
At once this simple treatment; half hour relief aud wi
follow.
In cases where Inflammation congestion has existed r several
bou take six Of Railway Pills grind them to powder and give "o"
hey do not operate bali hour hour repeat 'ss
dose and this with viii the worst ei have ci'ed
persons BSs n Phcd and Fever anu As"s =" ' s
Of ftrestmenL Lee the judleiOas Try L.
In eases OF CHRONIC COUGH BRONCHITIS. ULSssAIhD
LUNGS G Railways Sarsapa ResoEen shond hhe"s oe oe
t, is the best purifier the blood IN general iet
,n sit5 win skin Erupious Do, Sores, Pasule, RApsi
Boehes Black spots gve.t atrial lew doses S make TIE
blooi pare. rich aud Eourshug
~ JOHN RADwAY.
... No 81 Mahiea-lsns. New York
Dr. R,va. Remedies sold at No. 81 NAien'n aud O' Drug
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

ARGENTINE CONFEDERACY.
The cholera is diminishing; 27.000 persons
reported 10 have died OF IL in Buenos Ayres CJ aud
its surrounding
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MARRIED.

Chapman & BIoornrr, 10 " Fp'tos & -WsoDsS OARpN
Of tbr Latest ani od1a,l = les MbsoaRAss. Sc
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

when the same point was raised ana decided oy the
Lieut. oyernOr in the 5herif's bill. Messrs Kennedy
Murphy and Morris voted against the presiding officer
An OF these gentlemen in their seats to-day and as
serted that they had examined the Leutenant-Gov-
ernors position carefully and had come to the conclusion
shall this hin pass Notwithstanding the Governors vetO
aud was decided the negative. not twothrds voting
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07
Al Bangs. Merwin 4 Co sale OF engravings

Az Bangs. Merwin a. Co.'S sale of engTavings
and autographs yesterday. large attendance was
present and the bidding was spirited The earliest M
nnression OF Musedora by A. 3. Durand-ths beautiful
prnt was purchased for sls Joseph and Pouphars Ne
by strange, was knocked down for - 80 Cleopatra
vrv brilliant print by the artist, $40; Lord Trough
HAMS Autograph was knocked down for 80 cents, but
Edmund Burke's brought "a Oliver CromweIs 81 81
IIohn c. Calhoun, o. so; Patrick Henry, ~ : Richard
Henry Lee Sc John Randolph, rs; Lafayette, -; Rob-
ert southey 81 25 VIM. H. seward, SOC Daniel sbster
"a THE ainous autograph receips OF Patrick Henry,
In the Venable ag case G is better known as
the beef trial" so yvidy described IN VESTS Lte OF
et $40 An autograph Of Mllbeforce realized vi William
PITTS brought 81; and ThOs. Jenerson's, t32
TINS MoRNING's SHIP NEws.-After our eighth
mage had gou. to e sereOp this morning. reported that the
steamship smanua HAmbars with $50 passengers bad arrived
Tn. shin Escort om Cardiff bark Hedwig from Bremen, and brig
MARY Scott were below
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!. u1..,or =, yyr.oo,. Buttoahois Attschmens

making ooe hunired buttonholes bourhe dessr'i~ ' ~
ilie. pr,su,ker, .al M.anl.e.urers NJ, ~ Bro'dssy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

ll,r,. yrrfE. .,- tI|
CaPtasn RISyne Reia'S
0RRAr SrORT. 4.
THE FINGER OF FATE,
10 rHK
IRESIDE COMPANIOH-
OUTToDAV
GEORGE MUNRO,
N, hs WILLIAM 1T.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

Far RssIIsh Velvet sns Brs~ssls ,aa lss c.r:s OIL
BiRAM ANbERS0Nb. No ~ noms' ,n.. 'P''-'
USSss M.iIiaEa. ~, Al 'SV low ESe>
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

PyIe'v o. N. SOap the great hOusshed soap Of An'~
urpasse 4. others Coz hOuse'elsanaS SO@h' G''e
pot. No. $50 wishingoAst
New-York tribune., 1868-05-07

"A ..l2& F. s.a.'. aaa .ai?2
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'S'as euer s,r.--prsAshlr Ass So,
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INDIANA DEMOCRArIOi
OVI0 11x6e1A9ls. n.
r 9hi .'''-'''- :. --l .1rna
HaEllelu.j;a7l.hl.:. ].

Full returns have not been received
as yet, bnt enough has come 10 to jns.l
tify the belief that Indiana baa goae
Democratic by 5000. Kerr, Niblack
and Holman are certainly elected =
Congress, thus defeating radical ~
cality. Pike county has given I d.
mocratic maj. for state ticket. and che.
Gen, Logan, democrat, representative
BY A. Orange goes democrat By 30.
Martin by $50. ol, ,ni.,,,;, -oao o'
Ohio has done pobly. Ashley j. -.
pudisted; Bingham is aepudistsd; Eg-
gleston is repudisted; the whole rad
zeal destruction party is repudiated, /,
and Ohio is good for. Seymour and
Blair in November BY round majos-
ity. Get out Of the way. thievipes
radical darkies, white mans coming.
In eastern ,Pennsylvauia the demo-
cracy have gained largely. while u
the western part the radicals have
gained-leaving the result in dopbt.
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Az AGED LADY OvrEAsKp BY 4 NEcRo
eighteen miles tsom Yszoo City, or
the 18Th iosts6t,A Ms. Fen ME Rich srdson
an in6'm old lady Of sixty leigh, yesrs. hav.
ing gone about mile distsnt was RETURNING
home unattended. a. usual, ssppot.inR her
self with q ssiek. When but Z short die
'once from the house, some one whom she
could not recognise, except thar she knew
u wasa negro nsu.csm up suddenly bs.
hind Nor. and hsvisg seised hss violently
end pulled her bonnet over hef face 10 pte.
ven, her seeing bin dragged her from lie
rosd 70 = hollow nesr by. snd these bru,spy
outraged Der Pesson. choking hef 10 The
most fearful and cruel Dssnsr. laas ,ssviop
heF 4" dess' "a negro nsmed John Nance
has eOafesSec Il wss 10. 'e = Y nas =
.,.TrUt i-Y.zoo (Sfss.) B,nse.
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4 From the vicksbu'g Herald.
A Negro Magistrate.

little inciapnt Of the resul. Of rsdicsl
rule has just been related 10 us. X occur.
redin our sister State. Louisisns. which. 10
is To- election. elected number Of he Rroes
70 Office. II the rar!sh Of Msdison, among
lo'hes, Q negro YVES elected Justice of the
Pssce. lie was duly installed, snd fov
months pnst hss been pIayin magistrate. -
Ia bis neighborhood lived very worthy old
negro named Billy Hough. Billy owned
two mules. and las, year. TO enable him to
plan. he gave bill OF sale Of the mules Ia
Co'oneI b.. who supp!ied him, with = .,ipuia
ted smount Of supplies. Billy, with. every
one Engaged 10 P'snIing last year, net will
. total failure. His employees were, 10 a
great extent. unpaid, and The claim OF Colo
mel b. wee unss,h6sd; bot knowing Billy
to be perfec'Is henes', the Colonel permiueo d
him TO use the mules in making q crop lhis
lyesrl A fs" days ego our colored Scion OF .
msgi.roie sttsched The mules in favor of
Bhlys hands aud the mules were sold -
Colonel B. being spprised Of THE recovered
|'he mules BY the usual legal process. This
so Incensed the ebony dispenser Of Justice
that be arrested Billy. chsined him for ,w
dsys and nights 10 front OF his door 10 a tree.
and refused TO give him for ,bs, period either
food or water. He finely released his pris
onef on condition .hst Billy pay him ,wen
y'hve do'lsrs cssh. This wss readily per.
formed. when the prisoner wss released. A
few dsys after. he had Billy fe.srrested,
forced him, through feer OF being again
chained 'o,pny him ,fvs dollars and give .
pledge for one hundred pounds Of cotton, 10
be paid sssoon 80 picked. All this action.
Il will be remembered. was 10 ths co,lec, lion
Of debt in civil case. No use Tor militia.
~ commission where this negro magistrate
rules. sN7 sdiml NsFNm ei fysrhN
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HosarSiE RAD,oAL Ov1aAGg IA olt ss6
ci,isss. mined George Nysrs 'wss
arrested q MsssilIou, Ohio, fsw dsys sisss.
for cheering. for Seymour end BIsls. whIeh
wee efspsivs,,o the loyal ssrs, Of shs Radical
Msrshal. The slt nan, sixsy yssss u sgs,
vas arrested sad psscs6 ID thsesssSsoss ~
The priscss pen shortly ts,srwsrd tock ose
and bSlofs the Hssshsl eosl6 BE- sooN6. 80
the 0ld men selesssH No wss horribly suvWto
snd insensible. He fingered 10 tstss sgesy
Until oext 6sy whom hs died. He JssvsS :
mothe,less ismily 70 mUuFr hiA Aesth. N
the Old man hsd SksbtsS ,~6 67stt 4 mIAe
Be living msA., ygs.s, ~
NV 1eser E-sAat .al no
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Copgrpssionl ations-A Citseiay
from Negro casdidsss--A Tsss ~
Radical professions .(ete., Nh -.

New QRLsAys. Octsbss

s'a,r, ,NEw 0aIsAys. Octsbss =, 1Seo.
Ths.Republcons hsvs nominated ] 3.
Spinner for consrsss from The Fisss Dis'siss.
They hare also nominated L. 4. ehss6sA
ior Congress iot ,hs foil ss'6 from ~ Ne
ood Dis,rie,, aud J. wiIsos Dge1oos fcs OF.
Msnsrd's unexpired term. NJ Mesest lss
cOlored nsn. Hs snpousced hl@setf -
CO sndI date for the nominstion Ia : eircsise.
from which the foliowiugls 90 eStrsets
| The time hss fully eons 70 test ~ Pse.
ssssions and principles Of ,hoss, wbo ses'ssl
the Republican psr'y Of Lqsieisas. ant u 4.
Z sscred duty 10 ,hemselvss for The eelesed
ssop pie to see the colored race b nos sold svs
BY ! few ,rsseberous white Rspus,issas b
Louislsns. % |, hss been 10 George. I ~
This State is entitled to seven sSpssssss
|,a,ivss ia Congress. Are not thS soissee
people entitled 10 ., lssst two d thls -.
bert 10 II no, our duty 70 see thst q tssst,
tive cs.sssd- sisissss ere ssissssd u ssess>.
cent ,hs riassy 1shousspdG sslsrsd- vs.sp Of
Louissns! The hslosi mems eqssl rspes-
sen,s,ion ss we'll % squsIrightssanS u men
ere s,ill 10 be debsssed IroS shs hslls d Csa.l
e,ess, or even the White, Houss. o. seesuns
of The color Of their fssss. tbeh 'eeoo'tfSs.
tioa spd Repub bIieaeis0 ere lamsntsbls fell,
|ures. ~ rfsi4 iv'a-Ddluu .a rg s5e
Tn. regard of,hs long oppressed ssss VIM
10. ss sdequs,s. sod ,ihs sssss ssnes q
quail sieh's sili not b seco@plisAed ps'
the eolores mas y sssn II svssy dspsssusss
OF this Government. II 10 nscessssy that
Congress should possess nors bssk bcts
then tho present Que. in order o 6g plain
provisioa 10 the supfsms iss Of shs rspsblis
which shsIl confer the bsiio. on every siti.
ssn. ,esstdisss Of ssts o. color. Nonh, Esss
and West. ''''-'A''''A AS 4 ~ I,
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Ken Rms N The Anderson Valley Me.
Ing Company Of Ferdinand. Dsbsis eosusy,
lndians. wsre swsfted ne Fire, Prenioml or
tMs'F fac selections u Volks CoIsrs oi Mn
ersl eng Fire Proof rPaia,. This l. ju.,
merit for iheis selsc,ios issplssdid, sss :,
tracts much po,icc. lind. Sss,is~l. .IsA y VA
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VOL. INDIANA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, 1863 NO 81

Gcd!
s Slill howIs the storm The psssions 6erceI
glow, ip f0te,' rs u.
Be there god-Thers are grim fsnds be-
This 10 the harvest Of the xesIots' faith.
KindPd by the b igo,s' implscsbls hate,
With torch and sword o'er this .sir earth il
raves; .oe.H ..g ~, ,..,v ..T.
The d'luded mass il wields % humble slaves
With ghsstIy cosp.'s il 6llsGermsniss graves
Ger pop'lu"s cisies sweeps the wasting
scourge; - -...r,,,r
A blscken'd ruin. 10, stately Magdeburg.
- ~.t~
The clock s,rikes twelve! Hsrk! the piesc.
ing cry .,., II, e... .n,..
Through saint Bsr,hol'mewI glazing mid
nigh.-sky!
Hsrk! TO the vail from Bri,snia now arise
Fanatic Tongues swsy Bri,s0iss. .skies--
The dungeons fl'd to overlooking more.
The ciankine chains resound from shore
to shore.
From Spain. now list! Oh. hsrk! that rot.
'iing clank
Where bigots tongues 10 all their glory
prank
A wsiling erosn resouuds through Russia's
Dir. ann
See chris'endom 10 wrspt 10 dire dispsir--
10 this 'he teaching Of Christ's loving faith!
The sword-the Torch-and Chsius-- De.
Wasting Hate tf,f ea sattaw
Put UP the Sword In Peace 60 preach my
Reicn;'
Go forth in Peace, and gam the Esr,h's do
main. M. F.
Ferdinond, Ind Oct. ~. '68.