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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-02
TWO Styles of Horse Powers

NINE-TENTHS of all the Threshing
~ Machines i'm use in this country belong to tho
ENDLESS APRON" class, L. e., they have tho
arrangement Of the Endless Apron" or - Canvas
Grain Carrier" "bcaters" and "pickers' in COM
mon. Machines of this style, having tho same
general form and somewhat similar appearance,
made in nearly a hundred different factories,
large ami small. Yet machines from these differ
ent factories differ as much in real qualities as 40
different makes Of tcdg0aS CLOTH, leather, cutlery,
,c1tchcs engines. Hence the Importance Of care
on the part Of the farmer aud the thresherman in
making their selections. Some are practically
cheaper at a thousand than others at three hun
bred dollars, yet thore is not more than hundred
dollars difference between the prices Of the best
aud the poorest.
:. Aultman & Co.'S "sweepstakes'' is
the accredited head and front OF this great class,
and its superior strength, durability, simplicity,
case of draft style of finish, and capacity for
threshng and cleaning grain are nOwledged.
It has been for eighteen years favor
lite, and for several years without a peer.
II has led the van, of Improvement
and reyolutionzed the style and quality OF work
bestowed upon threshing machines.
It is more widely known and esteem
ell than any other. The names of &c. Anltman
4 Co" aud SWEEPSTAKES" are household words
from Maine to California.
Our circulars contain the names of
over five thousand five hundred men in the North
west atone who have purchased II and used tan
eyideuce of it's standard character which should
not be overlooked.
The great reputation achieved by this
iavorite machine has led several unscrUpuluus
manufacturers, and numerous agents, to attach
the name "SwEEPsTAKEs," in one way and
another to their machines and advertisements to
mslead and deceive.
To avoid deception, look for the card
&C. AuLTM.N Co, Manufacturers, CANTON,
OHGo," in gilt letters, conspicuously, on both sides
OF the machine.
If you want to buy spurious Sweep
stakes, because you can get it for poor pay
or on long time" do it with Your eyes open
That is the way they get rid Of inferior machines
The genuine Sweepstakes con-
tans many valuable pecdtartttes Of construction
as well Patented improvements NOT to be found
in any other machine whatever.
It is the acknowledged Leader of the
great Endless Apron" or Canvas Grain Car
er" branch Of the threshing machine family,
which has Tor more than thirty years thrcshed and
cleaned the grain Of the country.
More SWEEPSTAKES are being
built for this year than ever before, Improve
ments have been added, and its Acknowledged
position at the head Of its class will lie FULLY
maintained in the future as in the past.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-02

During the Peace Jubilee record
was kept of the Smiths arriving in
Boston. The first book used con-
tanned one thousand pages Of the
usual size Of hotel registers and only
lasted q part of one day. Every
third person was chalkcd down as
Smith.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-07-02
FREE s 3 CENT STAMP.

= Pamphlet containing valuable information on
One thousand Newspapers, (tha heet Advertising
Mediums,1 and price cards showing advertising
rltes. Address GEO. r. ROWELL & co, New
York.
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CEDAR FALLS, JULY Q, 1869.
Rcpublfcao, state Etclxct

ESCDGFbkTCll state Ak<tExC
For GorcfnOr,
SAMUEL MERRILL,
of Clayton County.
For IictHcudnt Governor,
CAPT. NJ. NJ. WALDEN,
Of Appanoosc County.
For .J"dyc Of Supreme ConWf,
HON. JNO. +. DILLON,
of Scott County.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
PROF. a. S. KISSELL,
Of Scott County.
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Secrets of the Great City

81 Ols Aqeht S0ht 50 in one dgV. Gaotaer sold GRf
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book ever published that sells 20 rapidly.
gT You wish to know how Fortunes are made
! and lost ia a day; how shrewd Men are ruined
III IN Wall Street; how ''CountrymcD' are swim
died by shafpers how Ministers and Mer-
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Companies Originate sud how the Bubbies Burst,
&c. read this work 1t tells you about the mys
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sketches Of its noted mi0naires, merchants. &c.
4 tIFge DctGGO Volume, 72u pH9es basag HIS
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page circular and $500 Grecnback sent free or
application. For fun particulars ana terms adj
drc:s the sole publisher.
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iims Hartford Conn.
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The Eugke says Benton county has
81 population lS,ll4.
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Fifty Dollars Reward

Straycd or stolen from near tho residence Of he
undersigned. on the 23d OF My. one span of
Mares. one white good size a httlc knee sprung,
and heavy with foa when she went away The
other IL light grey quite small, with black spot
her back, on the right side and two black spots
low down on the left shoulder, both about ten
years old
Any one returning said mares. or giving nfor-
nation where they can be obtained viii receive
the above reward, Address
WILLIAM DOBSON.
CcaAr Falls. Iowa.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL,
Sights Ind SECRETS
= - - So,

A work descriptive Of Washington Cisy it's
ings, hidden mysteries, villanie- and corrurtions
the inside workings OF the Government Showing
how the public money j. squandered; how rings
are managed how officials are b!ackmaiIed; and
all about female lobby members, lady clerks &c
1t Is the spiciest, most thrilling. instructive. and
startling book published. Send for Circulars.
with terms, Sc. Address JONES, JUNkIN IL
co, Chicago. IL
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The CORRECT PRINCIPLE.

The great advantage of the method
employed TO separate the grain from tho straw IN
this maChiue Is Urmistakc9ble. II s repated to
save enough on an average over other kinds Of
machines, TO pay the farmers threshing bill, and
It's superiority Is reality conceded by all except
"agents' and manufacturers" Of the old style,
who srs blinded 10y conflicting interests.
Parts Dispensed yyith.-It has no
Bcaters; no Pckers; Canvas Grain Carrier;
no Raddles: and 0alg cj0ut haD as many Belts,
Gear Wheels, Boxes, Journals, Shafts, PuIleys,
etc TO clog" wind" wear out waste grain.
add to draft 10 be Kept IN REPAIR other kinds,
Hence Results it's comparative Ease
of Draft, Cheapuess of Repairing, Ease OF Manage
Durability, etc. IT'S decided advantage in any ono
of these important features Gf9pe, would give /
prominence. But it clearly excels in all OF thsra.
This Is the Machine which. has
created such sensation in thrcshng machine
circles during the past two years. Farmers who
have grain to be threshei give it decided pre-.
florence on account Of its grain saving qualities
7hrtShermeR are giving in their allegiance as fast
as they can sell their old machines so az TO buy
thistalking mp their old ones till they get rid OF
them, only for that purpose! Aaa'yac'ureTs Of
and agents for the old Kinds have banded together
forgetting their quarrels and striking hands, in a
vain ondptvor to stay the tide Of popular favor
MsanwIile he dsmdRd is such that those lCho iUaFR
this improrcd Thresier MUST ORDER EARLY.
Circulars Mailed "Free..-Circu-
lars giving a full description of this unrivaed
Thresher Separator and Cleaner, and the Tnprov>
ed AULTMAS & TAYLOR MOUNTED" and Down"
Eight and Ten-HoRsE POWERS, together with
many illustrations of devices used for threshing
grain in ancient and modern times, will be mailed
FREE to all who send in their names and post
sffce addresses s. go, 49, a.
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New Advertisements

.. M. FaRWELL,
DRAETsCAA WE'LL DRILLER. Res:
J. dence. Corner Of Twelfth and Main-strccts
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Prompt attention given TO all
orders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-14
the result:

AO'U1. 1863
Great rejoicing was visible among the Stone
walls and their friends upon the announce
ment of their triumph
The following prizes were won last evening
Mrs. William Harrall, Jr., two chromos; Tavls
-, one jelly cake; William r ,dgers, one fruit
cake; G. II. johnson, one pair terra Gotta vases;
l.. Sherfessee, one moss cross framed; s. Wiley,
one ladies' spring bonnet s. G. Black, one
photograph Stonewall Jackson; J. A. Baker,
one large bead basket; J. L. Sheppard, two
bottles cologne; j. NJ. Salvo, one wax flower
pot; w. L. Whit, engraving; Miss Kllnck, pearl
and gold reticule; j. G. Lacoste, T.. E. Hen
bricks, J. T. II. Blois, fifteen articles, assorted:
j. f. schachte, lot cakes; Rev Berming h am, one
shell cross; J. B. Lanneau, one fruit cake; J. L..
salvo set jet earrings; H. A. Mullings, dish
strawberry puffs; Isora Cay, one bead basket;
Mrs. B. F. Simons, silver service; Miss T.. w.
st. Amand, doll; w. s. j., elegan, cake; Miss
w. O., one tidy; Rev. Schachte, one dish fruit; !;
w. 8. j.. one doll; Hutson Lee. one bedstead;
Carrie Saiters, two large china vases; Rev.
Schachte, one dish a,arveIs; w. s. j., six fine
shirts; j. 8. w.. ak Ana ahirts' R;ohara Nald-
we'll n.,- so monumental cake; J. G. Lacoste,
one gentleman's dressing case; l.. J. w., one
dressing gown; Miss Mary Greer, ene smoking
cap. slippers, &C.; w. B. Dingle, one picture
Lost Cause; Eutaw, one plated tea service; q
B. Olney, one doll; ). II. Honour, May Queen
and Prime Minister.
The Fair, we learn, has been quite q success.
q reasonable and satisfactory amount having
been realized.
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DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulatnon.-THE DAILY NEWS
COGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0SToFFYCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE Pro VLS-
IONS OF THE NEW P0STOFT1CE Law.
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THE MONUMENTAL FAIR, which has been
drawing large and fashionable crowds to the
Hlbernian Hall for the past week, closed last
evening. Atprecisely ten o'clock the counting
OF the ballots for the fremen's prizes took
place under the auspices of the committee men .
toned In yesterdays NEWS. The following was
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't@ 'oLLEaE, SPARTANBURe.-In
pln'c o--crcises were held at this institu-
Oh thursday. the 9Th inst, in the presence
. large sod intelligent audience. A pleas
tet opics were treated in highly
i'ts5le 'uan er by the young orators of the
'2r Iia@ Tho speakers and subjects we're
,pilowa Superiority of Mind over Mat
I-P, G. Bryce, Columbia; s'Ihe Old Roman
e. L c. Chambers, Shelby, N. c.; eTra-
n -. q. Cleveland, Spartanburg; "Char-
a, a o1 JuFnrtl a"-D. A. DuPre. Spartanburg:
Ssss ty Of Laoor''-J. A. Edison, Edgeneid;
NV Poe.ry"-L. P. Jones, Edge6eld;
sss i.eaa ning"-H. H. Newton, Marl-
fssSssSSss. phe Studont's Life and Aim''-E. w.
ssss b3, t; "Conscf ence"-D. P. Ira
asSssp partanbnrg; 'Habit"-C. 8. Walker,
sSsSSaburg; 'Cui Bono"-G. w. Walker, Car
s@h, X "Progress of Civilization"-P A.
shings, Spartanburg.
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REPORTERS CaUMBs,--Seats have been put
around the big sycamore in the city park.
At the last meeting of the Survivors Asso.
citation, Mr., w. w. Pemberton was elected
treasurer. r @
Mr.. Fl. 81. d. Byron has beeen admitted to
practice in the United States Court. g
The velooipede mania has eliminated in the
conte mplated opening Of two rinks; one over
MIR. ohapin's store. Hsyne.street, and the other
over the auction house OF Knox, Daily & Co.,.
Meeting g-street. MIDI.
DR.. WV stewart. General Hospital Inspec-
tor Of the United States. 10 ut the Pavilion
Hotel. His visit 10 official.
The entertainments OF ST.. Mark q Church
and Calvary Baptist Church continues to be
hbersly patroniEed. M .,
The Union League mst In the lower room OF
Military Hall last night. The great topic was
the availability Of certain members for public
ofice. f. "
City Coupcil meets again tonight; the Com
mittee ON Vacant OAaces win report.
rhe arrangements for the theatre as the 1Ads
ger building are making hesdway. AZ s,on 90
tho plans and specifications are received the
work will begin. &!
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- The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
EECIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
: ur counting-l DOM at nine o'clock this morn
hg. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
fcopies and over will be filed at the rate of two
land half cents per copy.
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b US INESS NO. TICES.

NEW AND DESIRABLE BooKs.-We print this
morning list Of new and desirable books, for
sale at Fogartie's Book Repository, No. 26O
King-street. Gin the bend.) Any of these
books will be sent to any part Of the country,
free OF expense. on receipt OF the price named.
The liss will be changed weekly.
-O-
THE ''vELompEnE," KEEP Cool" and Soap
tain Jinks" are the very latest novelties in
the hat line, and can be had at the Temple OF
Fashion, No. 269 King -street.
May IS O. II. JOHNSON.
TIE baden PAPER COLLAR AND Currs, at
BLACKWELL'S..
May IL No. 219 King-street.
TRUNKS, VALIsEs, &c., recovered and re-
paired generally; new locks put on and lettered
with owners name. For sale, new trunks and
q few secondhand ones.
f. F. OHAPEAU,
May 10 Meeting street, next Mills House.
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ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. "A
white man was arrested yesterday. who has
been playing o deep game Of deception for some
time, in the guise of Cuban sympathiser au l.
recruiting agent for the insurgents. He has
been lettering around the Florida steamers Tor
some time, spinning yarns out Of the whole
cloth. Several articles have been lost, also
large lot of greenbscks, belonging to Captain
WcNelty. o. the Dictator. A few days ago one
OF the Florida steamers was robbed, and no
clue could be found to the perpetrator Cap
tain Mcmillan OF the City Point. had lost his
gold spectacles very mysterious)y. The steam
er was to have gone to sea night before last.
but was detained by the weather, and during
the detention one Of her officers rooms was
entered and robbed. and coat taken, which
could be identified. Yesterday this suspicious
character and Cuban agent was seen with the
Identical coat on, and hence his arrest. It is
thought that the whole series of thefts have
been his work.
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MAYORS CouRT.-The only cases before this
court yesterday were d few inebriates, who
were fined the usual ''v.'
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at half-past
a0 o'clock, on Sulhvan's Island, lot OF drift
fimber.
Knox, DAILY Il Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, furniture, mattresses, &c.
8tore, boots, shoes and hats.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THfS DAP.
Marion Lodge, at 8 P. M.
Etna Fire Company. ut half past 8 p. M.
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HE GROWING CoTroN.-We are indebted to
fActorage house for the following intelligence
IN reference to the action of the late unseason-
able weath ,r on the cotton plant:
GREENWOOD, May 10, 1869.-The weather
continues very cold, and we are now sleeping
4nder blankets, the same as in December.
lhe cotton is diving out. and the stand is bad
In the upper districts the frost has swept it,
MIDWAY, May IL, 1869.-Yours received. and
hasten to answer. Cotton has been seriously
Injured by recent cold. and, owing to the
bad stand must be had. Out of twenty-six
acres can only count, at present, on sixteen.
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THE METHODIST 8 d A r. SCHoOI. UNION
Picnic yesterday at the Schuetzenplatz, allu-
sion 10 which, we have before made, was.
grand success. Soon after six O'Clock A. M,
the streets in the neighborhood OF the Ann
street depot were througed with crowds OF
Smiling children and their friends, hurrying to
the train. At seven o'clock the whistle blew.
hnd the locomotive moved off, putting vigorous
" under the exertion Of pulling sixteen closely
backed cars. In few moments the city was
eft behind, soon the objective point was reach
ia, and then the living cargo poured out from
ahe cars, and, i'll a procession, marched down
Hhe avenue leading to the Platz, and, entering,
&ll at once gave themselves up to every man
Aer OF amusement incident to Sabbath School
bicnic. Swings were soon oscillating, balls
|yere bounding, hoops were being trundled,
aancing- ropes were making frequent revolu-
ions, and the merry shouts Of the boys, the
zpusical laughter of the girls, and the free and
Friendly conversation Of those Of mature years,
: Proclaimed unmistakably the happiness which
: arvaded every breast and gave animation
every countenance. The morning was
pent most pleasantly, and then the baskets,
: &ountifully supplied with substantals and deli
acies Of every kind, we're brought oue, and
roups gathering OF Ound them with appetites
happened by active physical exercise, did full
= pstice to their contents. The sports of the
Rternoon were but repetition Of those OF the
= orning, bat were entered upon with unfiag-
ing zeal, il not with an increased interest.
! hd "all went merry as o marriage bell.' Six
o'clock, the hour for leaving, cane too early all
bought. In fact we heard one little fellow
'ishing the s'pionic would stay FIVE weeks:
but all things, pleasant as we'll as disagreeable.
will come to an end, and returning to the cara.
the city 10 soon reached, and in many happy
h onne the Incidents OF the day formed plea
sant theme Of chat. Among those participat-
ling In the festivities OF the occasion we no.
5 ticsd the Rev. A. M. Chrietzberg, Rev. John
1T. Wightmans Rev. w. P. Mouzon, Rev. j. r.
Pickett. Rev. r. @. Oliver, OF fSpartanburg, and
Messrs. r. J. Pelzer, Saml A. Nelson and J. q
Martin. There were present, probably, be-
tween one thousand and twelve hundrs per-
sons. We congratulate our Methodist friends
upon the complete and gratifying success OF
their festival, and predict for their Sunday
Schools larger prosperity % the result Of this
most pleasant union gathering.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-A. O. McGilivray sold
yesterday, for Sheriff Mackey, lot Of land,
:35 by 131 feet, with buildings thereon, on the
south side of Calhoun-street, near the lands
of the late Henry Horlbeck, for $3050 cash.
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q TEL ARRIVALS, MAY 13.-Char,eston Hotel.
ssssssg Gree Gtaniteville, South Carolina; a.
SslgSsmines, York District; A. B. Davidson and
sss.S v hSer harloite; r. w. Shand, Union; s. B.
Aaodberry, BarnwelI; q. G. Glllett, G. 81.
Ss1latt, Augusta James M. Cdtchen, T. J. Rob-
enson, SoniL Ca'olina B. F. Wickersham, R.
2 Smith, Pnilao elphia /; r. M. Cuyler, T. Q.
Morgan, sifo, nurse and child, E. A. Wickes,
New York; A. II. Kim ball. Massachusetts h.
beattie. Gre nvile; J. H. Connell, wife and
child, Brookgo, A. Il. Rhodes, Boston: ). B.
Cnppel ana wife. Michigan; Colonel d. w.
Haylor and wife, United States Army W. w.
Kirkland, IA ranaah r. j. Manning, Geo. W.
Tacker. J,.. Blpmore.
pordjct }iph :. H. Kinburg, D. L. BIan-
|hing, bou,G Carolina A. Loryea, BranchvilleS
|C S. Bailey, NcHbmry, South Carolina J. q.
Foster, Roosvi'e 2. Lewis, T. G.. Green,
Granseburg. t,a
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The UNITED STATES Court. MAY 13-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN PREsD1Na.-Henry Albrecht
was found guilty of violation OF internal rev.
enue law, and it was ordered that bench war
rant be issued to arrest him, as he is still at
large.
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THIEVES ON THE WMa.-An attempt was
was made yesterday to rob private residence
in P nckney-street, but the thief evidently got
frightened before be consummated his pur-
pose, and made off.
The premises of Mr.. John L. Bell were en-
tered also night before last, and large guam
tity Of the lead piping of the cstern stolen.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN UNITY ALLEy.-An
attempt was made on Wednesday night to
break into the premises of Messrs. Riecke g.
Schachte, at the corner of the Bay and Unity
Alley. On the shutters of the windows in the
alley the rusty marks Of chisel or crowbar
were visible but the burglars did not succeed
in getting into the store. They were doubt
less friG'tenei. off by passers-by. Unity Alley
4. os1. y. lar thoroughfare, especially at night,
! 8s:ssTf Il. merly city lamp. This is essen
Ell ssS1 . r>tection of the valuable property
sssSssss@',.' The alley, and it is hoped that the
or,tles will at once restore the lamp to
slIzl pace No more will thon be heard of
,>urglaries in Unity Alley
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at home, that thus il may appear that we do
not appeal to others until we have first ex-
pleasure. that the correct deportment cen and Ind
improvement Of these boys have met
with the approval OF all interested, and
that distinctive religious influence h Is
been. manifested among them. The Uni
verslty OF the South is now in opera
tlon. and soliciting AID and patronage. A
sufficient amount Of money has been collected
in England to secure the buildings necessary
for present purposes, and The institution Is
progressing with o competent faculty and
small number OF students. There has hitherto
been found q difficulty in obtaining quorum
ct the regular meeting Of the trustees; this has
pointed By the several dioossss to attend I
have been requested TO suggest to the conven-
tion that the "Bishop OF the diocese be author
ized to fill any vacancy which may occur in
the interval between the conventions. 1t ia
thought In this way quorum may be secur-
cd; as If o trustee find that he cannot be pre-
sent, he can resign, and the Bishop can ap
point some one who can attend"
In conclusion, brethren, allow me TO express
the hope that the light OF better day is dawn
ing upon us. We have, I trust, reached the
lowest point OF depression, and are steadily adj
vancing upwards. There is more settled
which is propiticus to intellectual and religions
culture; financial resources ore more secure,
and there is moro confidence for the future;
mems minds seem relieved end returninG to
the regular progressions Of society. The heart
OF me cnnrch, TOO ~ beating more h0pe3ally.
spparent; there seenas also an increasing spirif
OF return among our colored people 20 thar
Old homes and churches. We have much to
regret, however, that many Of our old parishes
are yet unsupplied with regular minlstrations
= some have none at ail. Tho authorities OF
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tho church to whom is committed the duty
OF life to the destitute are fully alive to those
important truths, and successfully eng sged in
the necessary operations. We call upon ose
who need our aid to unite with us in this work.
Let them show living interest in their reli-
gious condition, ana a disposition to help
themselves as far as possible in union with
those who are earnestly desirous TO help thom.
Sincere effolt and willing hearts will restore
us all the spirit of zeal, and love, and fai tn.
Let our souls be Joined in heavenly concord,
ana our lives strong in Christian activity, and
all will yet be we'll.
Very affectionately,
Your brother in Christ