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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

THE CASE OF TIE PRtvATEER CUBA.-0n
Sunday last Collector Rumley, at Whining
ton, N. c., telegraphed to Secretary Bout
the description of the Hornet, had arrived
in United States waters, and asked for In.
structions. The Secretary promptly replied
that she must be detained, and to follow
whatever course was necessary for her. de-
tentlon.
Section eleven of the act of Congress ap-
proved April 20, 1918, entitled an act for the
punishment of certain crimes against the
United States, provides:
THAT the collectors of customs be, and
they are hereby, respectively authorized and
required to detain any vessel manifestly built
for warlike purposes, and about to depart the
United States, Of which the cargo shall prin
when the number of men shipped on board, or
other circumstances, shall render It probable
he s%aeys S ssn.e oe co 90
upon the subjects, citizens or property OF any
trict or people with whom the United State.
are at peace, until the decision Of the Presi
dent be had thereon, or until the owner OF
owners shall give such bond and security as I,
required OF the owners Of armed ships by the
preceding section OF this act"
As will be seen, collectors are not only
authorized but required to detain suspicious
vessels. Tho Hornet having been seize,
on the 18th Of August last at the Della
ware breakwater, by the commander Of tn
revenue cutter Miami, and having been re
leased by the collector of the port Of Phlla'
delphia, as there was not enough evidence
to detain her, Collector Rumley was In doubt
what course he should pursue, and hence his
reasons for asking for instructions.
The Hornet Is therefore now held BY au-
thority of law, as well as by positive orders
of Secretary Boutwell,. What disposition
will be made of the case, the evidence before
the United States commissioner can alon,
determine.
It is not generally known that the Govern
ment had already dispatched several vessels
to overhaul the privateer.
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THE REVENUE STEAMER NANsEMoND, one
Of the finest vessels in the service, sailed
from Baltimore for her station at Savannah,
Ga, yesterday afternoon. The following
are her officers; First Lieut.. G. W. Moore,
in charge, Capt. J. Il. Merryman to take
command on arrival at savannahD Second
Lieutenant, c. W. Smith; Third Lieutenant,
Samuel Howard; Chief Engineer, II. C..
IIenshaw; First Assistant, J. NJ. Dexter;
Second Assistant, G. A. Laws; Pilot, Z. II.
Cranmer. On arrival at the station the
Nansemond will relieve revenue steamer
McCulloch, which is under the charge of
Lieutenant Hamlin, aud will sail from sa.
vannah for her regular station at New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

In 1867 Italian statistics show that out of
l70,i56 marriages there were 1850, consld-
erably more than one half of the whole num-
Der, In which neither the bride nor tho BRIDE
groom could either read or write.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

Gu BIAS, the Spanish comic paper, has
cartoon representing Olosaga leading for
ward the Duke of Edinburgh and pointing
out to him the empty throne, over which,
AFTER the story Of "Damocles," there Is a
sword suspended by hair. The Prince Is
III the attitude of cycling 1t through glass,
and remarklng, Eyes, Ii Is very pretty, but,
such hangings."
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WA DsrAsrsIsr.}

WAS psrAsrnEsr'
mr,,s, ~. s.,,n, o n,oi,.
Puo"s" '"o '.'o"k P~pe,' eo
Ing the substance OF the ease OF the suspen-
sion OF certain attorneys from practice In the
Bureaus of tho War Department, by reason
~ .,,oooa ,r.ra,,.u, ,rao,,ce. with regard
aneso. nauuu,eu' P,a' 800 -,
70 bounties, PENSIONS, ~c', VI eo'o'S"
diers,
lat. Report of General Townsend Of Au-
=. a, ,e,o
gust 90, loos. , ,o,o ~,
End. Circular, sep'cmoer IL ioo',- heaa-
quar- tiers Of the Army.
ard, Letter Of Secretary Of War Of October
A 1910 n Movers A. Dedriek.
ns,.is 20 ,.,.C
1th' oP'nion Vi ht'orney oenerai'
tcopy.l
WAS DEPanrsEsr,
wA.uIsopos, B. q kssaa, ss ,fph'
Nor. John 4 Raoltns. secr,turv ~ War!
SIR Referring to tho return TO me, the
Slst ult., OF the reports aud other. papers In
the matter OF bounty and pension frauds, In.
volving the hrm OF Meyers q DERRICK, and
other claim agents, with instructions to have
the same placed before the Second Auditor
and Commissioner Of Pensions, in order to
determination and recommendation as to
the future action to be had, have the honor
to report that the papers have been cousid-
cred BY the said officers, and conference
with them this date has led to concurrence
IN tue Following recommendations, which
are 10 be by the Auditor and Commissioner
submitted TO the honorable Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the honorable Secretary OF
the Interior, respectively.
l. That the firm Of Meyers & DERRICK,
and the other claim agents and agencies spc-
| cially referred to 10 the report, be imme-
diately suspended and thus forbidden recog-
milton by the bureaus Of the Treasury, In
terror, and War Department.
9. That the reports and evidence be placed
before the Attorney General for his opinion
and action as to prosecution In civil court.
3. That the Treasury and Interior Depart
| ments cease the payment Of bounties, arrears
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WHAT is called the Tobacco year closed on
September 80.
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ADJurAsL oBsKRAL's ORFICE, !
wtsHrS0ToS. d. c., sept II, ls69.
BY direction of the Secretary of War the
following will be observed
l. The "firthsr iRpesti1Ition" coutemp plated
by the circular Of December 28, 1868, from
this office, relative TO the firm OF Meyers &
DERRICK, having strengthened, instead Of sat.
isfactorily explaining and removing the
charges against the said firm, the aforesaid
circular OF December 2S is hereby revoked,
thus permitting the circular from this office,
dated November IS, 1868, forbldding the
recognition Of the firm, to stand in full effect
and force, In consequence OF frauds aud
fraudulent practices, affecting the interests
Of the United States and individuals In the
matter OF bounties and pensions Of colored
soldiers or their legal representatives.
2. In consequence OF frauds and fraudu-
lent practices, affecting the interests of the
United States and individuals, In the matter
Of bounties and pensions OF colored soldiers
or their legal representatives, the following
named attorneys and claim agents are sus-
pended from further practice in, and for
hidden recognition by the bureaus Of the War
Department;
bailey & stryKer, Memphis, Tenn.
c. c. Tucker, or Tucker & Sells, Wash
ington, d. c.
Frank Bras, Memphis, Tenn.
NJ. Combs, jr., & Co., formerly suspended
as NJ. Combs, jr.,) Memphis, Tenn.
b. D. Hyam, Washington, d. c.
8. The chiefs Of bureaus will give the neces
sary Instructions for the observance of this
| order.
By command Of General Sherman.
| J. c. KELToS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Officials
J. c. KELroS,
| Aaafatant
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

wAsHisoros, October 0, iseo.-Jay Cooke
4 100. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securitiesi
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The dry weather has shortened the cot.
ton crop In some portions Of South Car
olina.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

~-oLYMPIc BASE BALL, CLUB
regular meeting Of this club will be
a aslf h $aIs k sSt ~ s sri s
atenda1ee Is requested. as there will be an cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing term. II
yly-DR. Jos; TABER JOHNSON
SR has resigned his Office under the Goyern-
ment. aud will hereafter giye his entire attention
to ,ss prssiiss o. h 4. n p5ofessiVp .,,.,.
once Hours, s toe a. nj s to 8 p. m. Ito
.. N. oc6-u
slS.NEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
st.On; Wishing to subscribe e for the stock
will nad subscription books at tho following ON.
George H Plsat. corner New York avonuo and
"A: X, shepherd. go Psunsylvanla avenue, near
Middleton Co. bankers. corner Fifteenth aud
IN, Cnllap. 70 Louisiana avenue.
, Bu.hrod Robinson, twall, Robinson 4 Co.. $50
fs%soXrfa2 IIi. s a, EIss. 4 Co ,,R,,.
9, storrs, corner y ifieenth aud Y streets.
joasnsd i% %:stas 2 EVEN sRTIfS 81 a.
at 7o'elotk; Al the rooms OF the Board Of Trade.
C. sroaRs. Ckairman,
,a q AF Thk sRVESfh ThRp CSlaSA WI
ss ssT'i 81 ffEgSGfssf EVENING kESr s,'HA
land Hail. ats o'clock, to Of Ct Officers OF the club.
Cone og Ge'' who B .SSS
~.DR. RICHAU's GOLDEN REM ~
and Money GRR ssf for sas ssy sass
Of sdhHys oTrb bss 'f BYysa& rs
cures Ulerrs. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
sSre Eyes, cutaae9q, Ersption';, Copper eelOred
|. iEs. greatest Rsnovstor. Alternative and Blood
pariaer known; remoy,s al mercury from the
iPH ao f!DIa PEI hs
cures sereuTlal AgeetiSns, Rhe1psti,m in all Its
Price q either N. Tor u per bottle. or Two
DR ri iaAU's GOLDEN AYTIDorE. a rspld
ard radical cure for all Urinary deranEements'
DK. Rp'CH Aus GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMouR,
aradieal cure for Nervous or General Debility IN
old or younE. impaTttng energy with wonderful
on receipt Of price these remedies vii be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor.
os' tSIqss Es%Gb III g.
RICHARDS. Sole Proprietor. u blown in glass Of
Addr;s. DR., p: b. RICHARDS. NO.ass vsT!ek
rSf. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
~ per bottle hATrAN's, Druggist ~ q D,
~. WOULD MOST RESPECT
NV y ft ~ Sa asa Of The PISlS 70 my
OSi:a " = '"'' @M PULLMAN.
s|sCOUGHLIN,s DRUG STORE.
~ opposite Masonic Temple, Drug, Agdi.
oines, &C., &c, cheaper than any other place.
NG3J. II II Il ii L A LII N q p 20 d l. /.
s Essays for young men WHO have fallen
into vicious habits, and now desire higher life
and better manhood, with certain means Of reliei
for the afflicted Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge, Address, HOWARD ASsOCIA'
TON. box r, Philadelphia, Pa. sep2i.Sm
nl5JsREmOyAL.-D q. W. woolIcy
AZ has Tem0y- his office to 40 street hTst
or east Of Ninth street. once hours from TO 8.
rom $50 to l0:D a. m, , and 0 to Up IN. sep23-6r'
tY"TAYLOR q Cos =,
corner OF seventh and streets,
cannot be excelied, if equnIed In the
city.
kisstngen, Vichy, Congress, and
seltzer Waters Ou Drnugbt.
n05sBEMOyED,- N. II. Miller, Attor-
~ ney al Law. has removed his ONCE to No,
ifoar .aud.S-half street, near the City Hall.
auE2-3m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07
by cHAs. w. BOTELER, Auctionser,
ID Successor to J, q, MeGuiTe 4 20. y
Corner Of Tenth stree and Pennsylvania avenue.

Corner Of Tenth stree and PenusylvapiA avenue.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, CHINA.
GLASS AND PLATED GOODS. &C. BY CAT
ALO0uE.
m have received several inyoess Of hne
" Cabinet Furniture. China, Glass. Plated
" suction. The good. will arrive during the
present week. aud Will be speedily arrauEsd for
Inspection. The sale will take plao. on 7 about
the l4lh instant Catalogues can be hnd on the
day prior to the sale. Particulars In future ad-
verti,ement.
Persons in want u good articles Of Household
Furniture will doubtless fad y to their interest
to attend the sale. CHAS, W. B0TELkR.
oct6-N Auctioneer.
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Boarding.

EIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN De HAD
street and Pennsylyania avenue. for $40 per
month. sep22.6m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07
ORPHANS COURT.

" OBToBER 4. 1850
District Of Columbia, Washington county % ,oh:
,r.,a, 'hs SSi s, q yTns ds. uossur s%a,:
traitor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Orphans, Court Of Washing on county aforesaid.
ss, for the Anal settlement and distrbuton Of the
personal estate Of said deceased aud Of the asset.
turned intn money; whom and whore all the credit
and heirs offs lid deceased are notified to attend,
other Use by law be excluded from all benefit In
said decsassd's estate; provided copy Of this
order b. Published once a week Tor three weeks 10
the NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN, preyions 70 said day.
Test: WEBSTER,
OCT fh3w' Register Of wills.
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TNIrgD STATES Patent orYiCs,

"Thp wIsH,saIos, 3, e., az, /, lssa.
On the petltioa Of Polly HUNT and 0EoRes ".
HuSr. Of Nav York, y, administrators Of the
estate OF Walter Hunt, deceased, praying for the
exten lion Of a patent granted to the said water
Hunt, on tn LIST day OF January, for improve
ment In Shirt CollAns:
IL il ordered that tho testimony In the case be
closed the 27th day Of November next, that the
time for hlinE arguments and the ExAmlner's re.
port be limited to the sth day Of December next,
aud that said petition be heard on The 18Th day Of
December next.
Any person may oppose th!s extension,
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
OC6.Th9t Commissioner Of Patents.
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BUILDINa AssOCIATIO,

s-S or the SEVENTH wkRD.-rhere viii
be a meeting II the Republicans Of the Seventh
ward, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at Is.
Come one. come all, who love Rspublieanism
ocD-St r. A. BOSWELL, President
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rSy- OLYMPIC BASE BALL CLUB
~ A regular meeting OF this club will be
held THIS EVENING. att o'eloek, at the Sweet.
ser H9uss, No. 70 PouT-and. a-hAlf street. full
attendaDee 10 requested, as there will be an cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing term. II
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07
ny COPPER a LATIMER, Auocr.,

DY COOPER q LATIMER, Auot,rs,
ID tsuceess"rs to Jas. g. MeGuire Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and
Eleventh street.
THE TRoTTING HORSE "GEN. SHERMAN "
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. October II, At u o'clock. m. We
will sell at the stable, on Nneteenth street, bs.
brated black TrOtting Horse "GES. SHERMAN"
lie !. eight years OLD, sixteen bands high, thor
ouphly sound and broken to harness, and has
trotted inside of2;l) He Is sold for no fault but
on,y beeau.e his owner I. sbani 2 le.ys iss city
Terms cash. COOPER LATlMBh,
oct7 ids Start Auctioneefs
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New Advertisements.

FOsSasEss .sa..s .SYs, e !wss1Es
north, Rent sSI JOHNSON 4 c0LLEf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

The first anniversary sermon of Re-
E. Mills, pastor Of the Baptist Church Of
this village, was preached on Sunday lssi
in the forenoon from Acts 1922: HsT-
ing, therefore, obtained help of God,
continue unto this day, witnessing bott
to small and great, saying none other
things than those which the prophets and
Moses did say shoGld come"
The sermon was one full cf statistical
interest and information to the member c.
the congregation, and of pious teachings
and reflections. We have room only fof
the more statistical portion Of 1t, which
we give below.
"Tbe sum total Of my ministerial lE
bors since my connection with yon Is s1c-
told, aud would not be worth the TELLING
only "a a tribute of gratitude 10 God for
his assisting grace and to~bis people for
their sympathetic cooperation and many
tokens Of christian forbearance aud love
Dur@Dy the year have preached i25
sermons and lectures; made $40 pastoral
visits; attended q funerals; celebrated
10 marriages, and baptized one re.
ioicing convert. Early in lie fall G.
last year, commenced g ihc.
ough visitation and analysis Of tia
church and congregation, and IL
three months the work was completed
when found in our society and under
nv pastoral care 90 families, embracing
34s persons OF these 162 were converted
and 1S6 unconverted married couples
81; widows, 10; members Of the church
so; msie members, so; female memters,
100; nonresident members, 81. There
has been some slight cha-ges in thsss
figures during the year, by incrssse, sna
the removal from our midst of dearly be.
loved friends. While no member of the
church has been called away by death
during the year, the grim messenger has
made vacant places in our congregation
aud choir.
Our statistics for the ministerial year
are: received by baptism I; by letter. u.
by experience, / /; Dismissed. IA /; exclg.
ded. 3; died, o; present number, -s0
There has been for some time a growins
interest in cur social meetings Sor.e
have been aroused fro1.-spiritual stupor
to renewed activity, while Others, we
trust, are awakened 10 a sense of their
need Of Savior, and 3 follow their
Savior in Baptism to-day.
The church and society, With corr
mendable liberality, have done more 10.
home expenses and benevolent cause,
during the year than in any previous
year il their history, having raised for
missionary and benevolent causes $3.50,
and the best of all is that those who have
done most express determination 10 d
more.
The Sabbath School has been we
sustained during the year, averaging
larger attendance than during aay pr
vious year"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18
sENATE-FoRENooN.
TUESDAY. Nov. II

TUESDAY, Nov. II.
Bills d4trOduced and refcrred-By Mr.
Merrill, to incorporate the Vermont Trust
Company.
By Mr.. Dewey Of Washington, to in.
corporate the Montpelier Trust Company
BY Mr.. Dewey of Windsor, providing
for the appointment of a Curator of the
State Cabinet.
Mr.. Pingree moved to reconsider the
vote refusing the third reading Of Senate
bill to protect fab In futile Pond.
Mr.. Heath recited and explained that
clause in the State Constitution under
which the right to fish in any waters 1.
claimed, the language being, Gin boatable
and other waters not private property. ?
His theory was, that tho soil covered BY
this water il - mueh part Of the estate
and in the same sense private property q
any other part Of the owners domain
He hoped the motion to reconsider would
prevail and that the iii protecting hsh
In this instance would pam.
Mr.. Farnham w. opposed to the paas-
ago Of tho bill We need some general
leeislation to reach al suoh eaSos and
should not b enastiag sPeeia1 laus spou
the subject Thsrs. r 70 ~ aequfred
70 any Ash q gsns until cenGAk
n. PingFy spehe q ~ .aanegeaAs TO
inrnas . h6ss tlIsie 80 - NH
easnelsd diva g H. 5000 s -
~. H - = ~ = - nlal
~ bat - spPssso - ~ lhDH =
~ IN = - W. ~ = nset = 1871
lsGlGlatioa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

- nsa do. I ssjsaE 20 -Gis3nG - ballot
to woman beeAnae Ne wsat- pesos; We dc
not want divided opinion in families. A
1t is now arranged, man and wife are one,
and man that one. Women Of the higher
classes, implore you to think. I would
give the vote 10 women and take the
chances Of the experiment becoming q
success. The theory Of Republication is
that the governing power must rest in the
hands Of the governed. There is no dam
ger in truth. To withhold it is to dwarf
her, and to dwarf woman Is to dwarf the
race.
Mr.. Locke retired amid applause, hav-
ing discoursed to the evident satisfaction
of his hearers. OF such lecture as his,
it would be impossible to give a good alb
straot. It abounded in telling points and
apt observations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

WEST RUTLAsR,-A French Cstholi.
Church is TO be built near the 9uarries IL
this place. The material for il is nearly
prepared, and II is expected TO be inclosed
before very cold weather sets in. The
work Is superintendent by the Rev. J
Gagnier of Rutland, and kr. c. Brodeul
of this village
Accidents are of frequent occurrencs
among the workmen Of the various quar-
ries. Scarcely day passes unrepresentei
in the calendar Of nishaps- The 1nss Of
toes and fingers, the straining and brui-
ing of joints and limbs are seldom re
corded, yet the numerous sufferers 10 be
met around Us indicate the insecurity Of
human existence, and the constantly in
pending danger of the lsborer.
The marble trade never appears NOR
lively than just now. The several CON
panies in this vicinity dispatch in tts
aggregate fifty car loads Of sawed and
unsawed marble daily, and the unususl
activity about the mills indicate oon-
tinnance of the demand.
The benefit Of the Sarsfeld Band, O.
Friday evening, was we'll attended. sna
was a success. pecuniarly and substsp-
tally.
-AcNiel & Co, Fan enterprising fir
from Fairhaven, VT, have recently open
Cd mantle carving estahlishment in The
village. Their beautiful work must bs
seen TO be appreciated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

WNDsoR.-On Wednesday afternoon
dark cloud overshsdowed the dwelling
Of . Congregational minister In this vii
lage, formerly editor Of thsvsenont ChrOn'
icls. He daughtsr, Nis Lizzie Bishop, .
young lady Of 20, while walkisg across
room, fill to the door md imnsdistely
expirsA- This nd svset was esussd By
the ruFtars Of hood vssssl The de-
osassd was . 0snbse a ths oongrsGf
tional church, gssst isvoeits With $
large circle q fEisada and her early life
gave Ans psosiiss Of dsvsIopins In the
future al The excsllsosiss a bssutifni
vomanhood. Alasi h0v soon the bdghi'
ct hopes are blastsd how hsart-Fssdins
the SORROW which oos supesos moment
can hrisg 10 . hsppy hens. The shic'ea
family hss the dssp sympsthy Of the en-.
tire eoaasnity. This bereavement u al
The heavier, = llis Dishop wss sxPse''
ing 10 - nasrisl within . 1sv dsya ne
esatlsoaa b vhoa shs ~ sagagsd ss0
thsnsla.sAoly psis1sgsof saia.sas NE
len luru frus ths Aooe O vhIsh - 49,
i.stsaa a rsesivisg ~. . ~ dsys hssos'
g . hspsy No. taeysat Win Or'sA'
hsps a - lhinss.
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sUaGEsrxD BIZ TIE prAzz CT m. rror

.FT1snd sf'er friend 6sparts.
who BAN not loSt f,eudf"
How true how true yes, o,.e md al
Are often called BY dfalhs rude hand
To lay the loved one. 10 TO bad fsrereu
To cherished hopes and fond dssires,
For future good IN e-ore for them.
To realize how fieetang ard how vaa1
Are all The joys Of earth. ind 20 learn
Theirs ssthing worthy Of our hopes but Ess7ea
Zen nov my eye doth wander
To yonder dwelling. where 30 OF I've seen
A manly form, engaged, perchanoe,
In playful sport with those he loved.
Or going forth as duty called,
On healing missions bent.
All full many household, when sickness eens.
VIII miss the accust med tread
| OF him TO whom they looked
| For council and relief frsm pain.
And il IN the all wise Great ss's plan,
BE deemed 1t best u Withhold the blessing ass
And call the sufferer home, thin he
To whom they looked for help L. could not si,s
Could point the al 'cs~d ones 20 Him
Who never turns away from those
Who seek his and.
I" IT'S ended nos, iifes ftful fever's Ger,
And quietly be sleeps the sleep Of css.t.
The autumn winds are signing round h;s tsut
| And falling leaves, CIT emblerns Of his use1
Are strewn above bis grave.
But long his memory u live within the heart
or those who knew aud trusted hIzn-
And though their loss Is great,
| It's light, indeed, compared with thai
| OF bis own household band, 20 soon berea
OF husband, father, son.
lis they who drain Affections cup.
Zen TO the very dregs;
But God can comfort give,
Aud we would bid them trust
His promised word,
That they who call on him when 1ospis oo-z4.
| Shall help receive, and though be stsys
Yet ever uus; IN Him
While hope beyond the grave
Points TO glorious uee'ing.
RTTIASD, Nov. IL, 1863.