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HIN, 81 so
G. w j, Baltimore, 100
w. NJ, Lexington, %
Also, from G. w. j., promise OF twenty
dollars worth of oil and paints, when the
building is commenced" We like this idea
and will be glad to report further contributions
of materials, oils paint, nails, glass, or timber,
as well as those in currency. To the brethren
in Giles we would say, "Arise, for this matter
belongeth unto thee, we also will be with
thee be of good courage and do it,
EDUCATION.
We are glad to say our recent notices of the
special wants of this Committee, and Of the
blessing of God in incining the hearts of our
young men to the ministry, have produced
some fruits. Last week So; we're transmitted
by us to that Committee, and the week pre-
vious SIS. May the little stream widen into
a mighty river.
OUR SUFFERING SOUTH
We still have friends who remember US in
our affections, and are constant in their
prayers for us, and their gifts to supply our
necessities From Burlington, Iowa, we have
received SIS
APPEAL TO THE LADIES.
Since th3 publication of Drs. Wilson and
Baird circular to the Ladies of the Southern
Church, not long since, we have received for
those objects several valuable donations.
A lady in Point Pleasant, West Va, sent
S. for each cause last week. We hope our
lady readers have preserved, and will carefully
read over that circular in the Central Presby.
terrain Of October 2Sth.
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The VISION; OR, HE'LL, PURGAToRY, AND
PARADISE OF DANTE ALIGHIERI. Trans
lated by the Rev Henry Francis Cary, A.
NJ, with the Life of Dante, Chronological
View of His Age, Additional Notes, and
Index. From the last corrected London
Edition. In paper covers New York: d.
Appleton & Go.
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NATURES NoBLEMAN A Novel. By the
author of Rachels Secret, &C., &c New
York: Harper & Brothers.
The above are received through Messrs. A.
II. Christian & Co., Main street, Richmond.
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GREATER BRITAIN. A Record of Travel in
Eoesh speaking countries during 1866 and
1867. BY Charles Wentworth Dixie, with
maps and illustrations New York: Har-
per & Brothers
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The OLD WORLD IN ITS New FACE. I'm.
pressons of Europe in 1867 and 1868. By
Henry w. Bellows Vol. 2 New York {:
Harper & Brothers.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for February
Fields, Osgood & Co, Publishers, Boston

Fields, Osgood & Co, Publishers, Boston.
Contents
|. Malbone: an Oldport Romance. 2 The
Doorstep. s. Our Postal Deficiencies A..
Cooperative Housekeeping. S. Charles Bau
delaire, Poet of the Malign. 6. Consumption
in America. I. The Bee and the Rose s.
Ritualism in England. 9. Proud Music of
the Sea Storm 10 The New Education. H..
Birth Of the Solar System. r. Love in Mt.
Lebanon. 10, Tribute of Loving Friend to
the Memory of Noble Woman IA. Our
Four Servants. l5 Reviews and Literary
Notices.
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should label upon the Committee of Publlca-
ton the unworthy imputations we have point
ed out? Such things may stir up strife in the
Church, but cannot edify it They may lessen
or even destroy the confidence of some in the
Committee, aud thus cripple the useful inAu-
ence it ought to exert. Is that to be desired
But there is just here another side of the mat
ter which it may not be opriste for those
specially concerned to ponder, namely: that
while our brethren and people over the Church
expect their Committees to be held to fair
and strict accountability, they may very posi-
bly, be led by few more such articles as this
to calculate the value, and therefore the ne.
cessity of supporting a review which-we will
not say lends itself but ollops itself to as
sail any OF these appointed, publicly accredited
agencies after this careless reckless style.
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The MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER: Prac-
teal Journal Of Industrial Progress Western
& Co., publishers, 81 Park Row, New York
Price 81 SO year.
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The BETRoTHED and THE HIGHLAND WIDOW
two OF Sir Walter SCOTS stories bound ur
in one little volume with paper covers. n
York: D. Appleton & Co.
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THE GALAXY for February. Sheldon 4 Co,

Nos 49S and 500 Broadway, New York
Contents
|. Susan Fielding. q A Message 3. Queen
Victoria and her Subjects. T. Coffee and its
Adulteration in New York. 5. Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. 6. One Womau's Work. T..
New York Journalists. g. Violet Eyes. g..
Light Houses. 10, Cipher IL. The Gram
hairless Tongue 10. The Galaxy Miscellany.
10 Drift Wood. H. Literature az Art. Is,
Nebule.
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Death of a Venerable Missionary

telIigence is received of the death of the Rev.
Cyrus Byington. He expired at Belpre, Ohio,
December 81, after protracted illness The
New York Observer states that ION the morn
ing of that day he asked to have the last chap
ter of Luke read to him, and he joined his
family in singing the hymn, My God, how
endless is thy Lowell He then offered one of
his comprehensive tervent prayers, and with
soul full Of peace aud confidence 10 Jesus,
awaited his departure, often exclaiming, :" Pre-
cious Saviourl" In few hours he was with
Christ
The death of Father Byington, as all
loved TO call him, will not be surprising an
nouucemeut to any who were informed Of his
failing health for good while past, as well as
his advanced age, which we believe was be
you'd eighty years. His name, and that Of his
beloved colleague, Cyrus Kingsbury, who still
survives. will have an homo. ed place in the
history of Missions. For nearly half centu
ry they have given themselves to labors,
marked by great devotedness, wisdom and
love, among the Cherokee aud Choctaw In
dams. They were first under the care of the
American Board. When that body yielded to
ianatica Abolitionism, and required these
brethren to adopt new terms of service. they
steadfastly refused to submit their conscicnces
to this unscriptural test, and withdrew from
their long connection with those who made
the demand. The Mission then came under
the care of the Presbyterian Church. and
when the war broke out, was transferred by
the wishes of the people and missionaries, to
our Southern Presbyterian Church, where it
remains at this time
Mr.. Ellington was a remarkable and very
useful man, and has departed full of years,
after life full of good fruits. But it is not
our purpose to give sketch of it, at this
time, as this will doubtless be drawn by more
competent hands
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Rev. C. H. Dobbs has received call to the
church at Washington, Mason Co., KY; it is
understood he will accept it.
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LIPpNcoTT's MAGAZINE for February. Con

tents:
|, Beyond the Breakers. q A New Legend.
3. Mr. Thackeray. T. New Wine in Old Bot
ties. 5. My Chalet. G. Price of Dream.
7. Phenomena of Memory. 8 American Ar.
lists in Rome 9. Over Yonder 10. The
Secret Agent in Foreign Parts. H. Southern
Reconstruction. - A Pennsylvania Maya,
zine in IT'S Is. Our Monthly Gossip. IA.
Literature of the Day.
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Acknowledgements.

GILES c. II. CHURCH.
We are glad to report some contributions to
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PuhYlc safe.

Succession Of J. B. Kennedy, deceased.
DY .irtne Of an order Of the Parisls
ID Court Of the Parish Of Lafayette. La.
there will to sold TO the last and highest
bidder. FOR CASH. the property move
sb'. and immovenb!e Of the succession o.
John B. Kennedy, viz:
The tract of prairie land, last
residence Of deceased, near V-rmilionville. I.
Two hundred arpents. will, complete im-
pro. elnen;s; bounded North by Antoine
Domingues, East By land Of Mrs. Charles
Mouten and others, South BY land Of Ws<
q. Mills. West By !aud OF Olivier Bon-
dreau and o,l.ers.
Tract Of Sixty-tive arpcn.s IN
Prairie So,r,t in this Parish.
About Eighty head Of Cattle,
Cows and Calves, Creole and A.usriosa
Horses. Ok Wagon, Oxen, Horse Gait.
Farming Utensils, Hogs, Sheep, House
hold Furniture, Dc, DC.
The Sale to take place through
a COMPETENT officer. a. the last resdenc~
Of deceasesi, on 7harsdoy 4iA Fbrusry
1869 aud Ly virtue of decree cf Court of
the 7;h of December 1868. ......
A. MONNIER, Clerk.
Ian 9 'AA
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PUBLIC SALE.

Succession Of vnlery D. Martin, deceased
DY virtue Of an order from the Hos
ID Parish Court in and toreths parish oI
Lafayette and Stsie af,sesaia, ther. Will
BE- offered at public sale, on
7aarsday tie 2fst day IF January 1869
to The lAst and highest h;d'!sr, os tas
Plantation of t..s d<es4se!, tbs following
property. to-wit:
Horses, Mules, gentle cattle,
Hogs, Household! furnitare, Sheep. Wsg
xon, Ox-cart. Timber wheels. Aratosy
utensils, Carpenters tools, Buggy. &c.
Terms & Conditions :- One
and two years crr'li. from the d~y # 'a .
Purchases furnishing their ,'otr> witt, tw,
r,nd afsI solvent .ecnriti-- in sosiio to fhe
satisfaction Of the administrator nnd :ht
interested pastics, co,,'i.ioned to bear i"
,ssest at the rate Of eight per ecu, per an
nun from m,turity ill paid.
w s4tsa a7 A. NOM Err,
Jan. 7,h so. g. Cis'k.
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VERMIIEONVILIE, La, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 1869
which makes his loss the moro
seriously felt.

which makes his loss the more
seriously felt.
Since he assumed command of
this department, his course was
marked by u kind regard for the
position Of our people, and a
knowledge Of the true attitude
they occupy, and Of the feeling
which controls them. The man.
ner in which he exercised the
power, with which he was cloth
cd, was such that the people OF
Louisiana had learned to recog-
Mise in him an honorable and
worthy champion of liberty and
law and right.
His personal friends. who, by
his sudden death are deprived O
the society OF one who had en-
deared himself to them by hi'
social and gentlemanly qualities
viii surely feel his loss, but no
moro than the people Of this State
who have felt the influence 0
his kind and impartial rule
! TyysceuI Sth.
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ET-Ihe ftneral ceremonies Attending
the death Of Gen. Lowell II. E"ussea' sa;s
Of the 5.h Military District
we'c perhaps she most imposing and
nn.nerously attended Of any ever witnessed
in the City 4 New Orleans. IL, dir' J"
that city si bis resilrce, on tie 1,h ''st,
at II Z. NJ, the immediate announcement
of his sudan ana unexpected demise sent
grief and morning TO the hearts "f al,
his funeral toek ra,s on IN. day sue ,.e..
ing a. 3 +. H., a fit day for a hero TO drop
his laurels and part will, earth. ii 8
corpse WIS followed to the last resting
place by an almost countless coFc'nrse
Of people wherein prominent stood .he
Masonic Ffa,erEisy, .hs first ofii-;isrs OF
which were pail bearers, tho military IN
full uniform, all the civil from the E.ecu
tive 70 the most insignificant official, tbs
municipal authorities, the different Boards
and FIRE companies, and the mighty mass
Of citizens extending from Claiborne to
Christ Church on Canal, b spoke the
wailing Of nations heart at the death o.
mos good and great man The funeral
service was tina, Of the anglican Church
Bishop Wilmer officiating. We are proud
to see the just tribute paid to the departed
Hero. Statesman and Christian; let i
teach Northern fanatics and Southern trai
tors that southern men can and will appre
ciaie generous rale /; that they will be eve
ready to reward with their own affection
and lasting gratitude. the virtues, nobl
qualities and just administration Of an!
officer military or civil, whoever he b
and shat the names Of tyrants, carpet bss
gers. shall tester forever in the usdyinl
iofamy Of nations hatred and cootenp'
let teach them that thoagl, our necks ar
bowed by power and they may cry Union
Union over the land; there is not nor ca
ever b any .incsre union 10 this ono
happy land until the rAers shall cast asid
their ~pressnt system Of persecution, IN
follow The noble sdjl'ustrious exsn'p'
set them BY the il'ustrious Rousseau. Som
southero lips will perhaps, in the hour
anguish, whisper union, but the unwilln
heart Of our people viii still 'hrob. discor'
contempt.
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STATE OFLOUI.SIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE. 3
p0riak Court.


VTTHEREAS SEVERN Leblanc, OF tha pari6s
w Of Vermilion and Desire Roy. u the Per
lab 0! I.alAyettes and AdmiaistrxtosS Of the En-
tate OF Charles Trahan has filed in this Court .
Final Tableau. Of said. Estate, With . petition
praying that The same b advertised according
to law and then duly homologated.
And whereas the prayer Of mid administrator
has been granted by an order Of said Court datsd
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to oil
persons interested to fle their opposition, aud
Stow. cause, il any they have, IA said Court
With, 80 days from the publication II :his aotics
why the aforesaid Provisional Tableau Of Debtl
should not be approved and homologatcd.
/ Given under my 0ficial signature in Nid C0ur,
in the town of Vernilionville, this ION day ol
December 1865 s@s - % %a
A. NONNIER, Clerk.
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PEAcE.-As Nv rather prominent eQn
,aea;a,iss Oh General Grants next ''!et us
lave pace we would suggest the present
condition of affairs in Georgia AMI in Ar
kansas. In the oae State the nogross sr-
banded together in open rebellion again-t
;i.e ciyil authorities, and maintain Their
f.ee,lurn from lsw wiil, muskets and bsyo
nets. In the other State bands "f thieves
segl' ATTY organized AS State militia. are
matching through the country, pll'ag'ag
ind,scr;nins.eiv. and in manS instances
adding s.scn and even murder to r"l.t+iy.
Here is ne need IL rr'iea*Se ti,eir 8 ssss-
ties they have become only too familiar.
The wonder IS that .hc people of A'san-
-as have SO long submitting to these, ont
RACES. They have not been confsed to
tie rural districts, as in several instances
the militia have taken possession Of con
siderable towns. |, would seem that :he
citizens would rise en- n,asse AMI sweep
from the face Of the earth The militia and
the men who organized them. When
such things as the deed. done bv these
ruffians occur, talk of peace is cowarlIct
and Submission ahject fear. We hope so"r
to chronicle the utter extcction Of ths
so.called militia Of Arkansas, and shal
deem every moment which passes un'i
that j,stic. is done, as one more moment
Of disgrace TO the people Of Arkansas. Lei
he militia be broken up and Arkansa
will have peace. Crescent.
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PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
SeDtember 2lst. 1o0

f S. ~. Il September 2lst. 1868.
TN accordance with the 6rst section Of ~ act
u OF the Legislature, entitled "An Act to Or
ganize the Psrish Courts Of this State" etc.,
approved Sept 4th 1858. >Jsi 5''a 9;
A regular term Of the Parish Coart for the
trial Of all classes Of oauses Of which ead court
may have igrlsdic;ion, viii Be held = the Court T
first Mondayo Of November NEXT and a every
second month thercAftef.. s4aa9ses 81 a
A term Of said court will also be held each
month. beginning on the FIRST Monday thereof
for the trial Of probate causes and the deposition
Of such probate Tbusines - b required 10 be
done in open oourt. ssgsss sasg
| The erot teen will BE- held& November next
s5S A. ]. MOSS,
Sept z6, 1858. Parish Judge.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Succession Of Michel A+!,ien Richard.

JucCSSSlOO Oh MICNcI IA1IICu AsiCu"us
deceased.
DY vi,tue Of an order cmanatins from
I'D the Hon. Court Of the Parish Of La
fayette. the public are hereby informed
that there will be sold at public sale, to
the bigl,est and last bidder, hy duly
commissioned oil GER. at the last residence
of said deceased. in this Parish. on
Saturday the l3M doy of February 1859
the foiIasing property belonging to the
above named Succession, to-wit: =. ..
One tract Of wood land in
this parish On the East side Of Bayou F"r-
million. on. half Of nm srpent front by the
depth Of forty more or les being tie sane
parchasel bv decreased of EIniii.n Vincent
rs per &C. No. 1912.
One kitchen-One corn crib
Horse ca:t-W Wagon and barness-Corn
Cotton house - Grist m'll-Pantrv
Pianks - Potato honse - H-n house -
P'oughs - Harness Trong ghs-P;ck~ts-
1869 panncl~ fencing Bsggy and harness
Cows and calves Ilogs-Sugar cane
for ~eed-Horses, mares and mules-Hous.-.
hold furniture and kitchen u,ensis-P.sax
and posts-Sundries &c. Il.
Terms and Conditions ALI
Sums Of ten dollars and under CASH
All sums over that amount on credit o
One Two ard Three years from the day q
sale, purchasers furnishing their ao'es will
two solvent securities in sslido to the sat
I ~ ,A., oI,,,;., ;ct r.fr;v and rarta
Interested, conditioned be bear interest q,
the rate If eight per cent from maturity til
paid The property susceptible" OF mort
gage. r.n,aining specially mortgagtd II
favor Il said succession until Iurch - pric'
and interest, If any. shall have been paid
No purchaser Of moveab'e property @hn!
have the right Of dispose Of the same unit
paid for. otherwise the whole amount O
The purchase price viii become due an
payable. A. MONNlEK
Jan. 7th GO. Clerk.
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HEThe New Yo,k Tribune says that
the next great battle Of the General Com
manding our Armies" will be fought
against the sixteen thousand Office hol ler-
who are engaged in co'ertspg the reven
ues of the Uait-i State. Now. as It took
the "Geuer5.l Commanding our Armies.
with an average Of 10000 men at his
back, year aud half 10 overcome Gencr-
al Lee, at the head Of 10000 men. how
long will it take, him, with nobody te
help him, to snbdue this fsrocions army
Of sixteen thousand ofi:e-hollers = al
army which never loses a man, whose to
sources are untai!ing, and whose cenmun'
ica,ions are always oppnl The Tribune
is iDnecent enough to suppose or to pre-
tend 70 suppose. that those dishonest off
ciaIs are all Democrats, or rather that they
are dishonest becat.sc they Democrats
The fact Is that three forsihs of the office
holders and sx'most all Of thu Office hold
ing thieyes are Ralisa!s. When the Who'll
army gets to be composed 1t this kiad 9
material, the General Commanding on
Armies" viii have to surrender at a:scre
ton. The idea Of preventing Rsiica
oiIice-hollers from stealing is "a prvpeste
rous a Tho supposition that .troo'y 'o'l
carpet, ,baggsrs and disinterested pat,io,
who serve their country Without none
and without price.
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Death Of General Rousseau.

Major General lowell FL Rous
seau, commander Of this depart
ment, died last night at l | Pm.
On Monday He was in the full
enjoyment Of his health, partici-
pating in the pleasures and gaye-
ties which 50 entirely absorbed
the time Of our people. But even.
while receiving the congratula-
.tions Of those who had been
made his friends by the honor
able and chivalrous manner in
which he had performed the
Idaties Of his position, the hand
iofan insidious disease was laid
upon him and bore him from the
scene of his usefulness. a
Gen. Rousseau was q native Of
Kentucky, from which State he
was sent to West Point, where
he at once and during his entire
course Of study, manifested that
ability and capacity whnL after-
wards made him the worthy re-
|cipient Of distinguished honors
and position. : As q soldier his
REPUTATION was such as to be q
Isubiect al. pride to the Deoph of
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d9s ."Aobertissr :
OFFICIAL JOURNAL ofiks Parish
Of Lafayette ard Town Of V,rnsilioap'lte
Published Erery Saturday.
WM. B. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR


EyThe pressure of JOB work and The
seyero inclemcrcy Of the weather, compels
us again. to offer to our. subscribers and
and readers but ha!f sheet. We are
satisfied ,ltat apology were useless, but We
are always happy and ready 70 set stso' our
solves right with our patrons, an! Other
resders. -
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STATE OF LOCI>IATA, 4,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parish Cuurl

WHEREAS St. Clair kile.r;.t Of the parish
w OF Lafayette. administrator of the success
sion Of Clemence Carutheys, has flel il this
Court tab,eau Of Final accounts and distribu-
ti..n or said Succession. With petition praying
that the same i,c Advertised accerding ta law
and then duiy homoiogated.
And whereas the prayer Of sail administrator
has been grant,d by az order Of said court, dated
the c3d Of Dec. 1863
Now therefore notice il hereby given to al
persons Interested. to fle their opposition, aud
show cause. If any they have in said Court. with
in thirty days from the publication of ths nosicc.
WIZ the aforesaid tab!eaa Of 0nal accou';: snd
distribution should not be approved ar1 ho.aolo-
gated.
Giyen under my official signature 10 ssd Court
in the town Of yermilionyil!e. this 24A asy It
December lSG0. r
4. xOSNIER. Clark.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
srsfe Parish CONT as
x7 HEREAS Henry L. Monniey Of the


w HEREAs Henry L. Monnier Of the
w parish Of Lafayette h,s f.ed apeti
,io: Ia s.l.;; Court praying to beappo:nted
Tutor .by Nature of the miner child Ame-
lie Guyot, issue Of the ,aasrays Of Alber.
Gnyot and Elise Monnier, his deceased
daughter. al ii zN
:. Any pesson intending to make oppos;.
ton to said appointment will file the same
in said Court in the town Of VermiIion.
vile. within ten days from the publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made. s.4 sHsa aaaT
r.. ST. Given Dnder my signature in
said Court. in lhetown Of Vermiliohvil!e
shis 7th Of January 1869. = #sy
- ~ fas A. ,MONNIER, Clerk. Z
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N. O.. O. &c. w. RAILROAD.

We learn BY private correspondence
and most reliable authority that Gen. T.
L. Price and James B. Price, who but a
short time ago passed through our Town
have returned to New Orleans, from Texas
They report mea cordial and encoorag-
;ng reception along the whole proposed
line Of Railroad, and especially in Houston'
Texas, which is destined ultimately to oe
theye.6iGhus Of our route. which will there
tan the immense net work Of Railroads ex-
lending over every portion Of that almost
boundlsss State. The people there are
ssxious TO- see that great work completed
asd Texas and Louisisns bound togethe'
in iron grasp. march on With giant strides
10 wealth and strength. We are convis
eed from the correspondence above alluded
TO that the completion Of the Road bstweer
Bsasbesr and tho Ssbins has become =
essta;nty, there can be No longer any douo .'
assso thas fect.-k hehooves us then 2 res
pond 10 ready spirit 10 the sesl and Pob'''
lseling Of cur Texas brethren, IN is' con
truction q ws have sid before let us b
ap,aad working, lst as not Be ftighteln''es'' l''s'
o., taken aback BY sacri6ces 4 they ma
Sssn hasa1ps PRESENT. but they viii ;
MI tAuunoy N iSedswill u sitter days sepa,
ono hsnss told. The advantage fcspl'
in9 from this read are immenss md ii
bsllsuethily discussed ia our next aanbsl