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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30
RESTAURANT TO LET,

nHr UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
j furnish Candies Of all dessri ppd,Ics s ws0i Al
nrices thsf cannot fail to ruit all who may
ayor him with a call. Fancy Cakes made to
nrJcr. in tie best style, and Of the Choicest
Materials. Be sure and give mo d call, anu 1
viii guarantee satisfaction.
"ITiENCHNHsm and Eggs, Tea and Cohoe,
Fresh Butter and Bread and other Comforts
prepared at short notice: F1uRsHUrz.
Virginia. July 9Th. 1869. jys-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30
CHOICEST HAVANA CIGARS

To be found on the Pacific coast; such as
Figaro Britannica; Figaro Rcina;
Pumeriaoo Relna de Espana
Pumeriaeo Rcinitas; Cabana Britannica;
Cabana Reealin Chica; Cabsna Pressed;
Henry Clay Reinn Fina;
Cautiva Reina de Espana cautira Reiras;
Aguilla dc Orc, Reina de EsPana;
,Farn Sus Amigos Rcgalla Chiea;
n Paz dc China Britannica:
IA M de China Reina do Espana;
IA Pax Dc China Reina Finn
partaens Britannica: Partagns Rog. Reina;
ri Todo Keina de Espana; Diaz Banies Paris;
San Juan de Martinez Reg. do 10 Reina;
Emanuel Garcia:
And other brauds, too numerous to mention,
1t the Lowest Market Rates.
Also. a large stock Of Domestic Clg.... vir-
oinIs hewin and Smoking Tobacco, Nicer
schaum. Briar Wood and Charcoal Pipes,
Amber N%outhpicces, English and American
Cutlery; Notions, stationery fiayiDs LITTLE
p. S-Orders promptly attended to. jyi-lm
, 1869-08-07

on The 7th inst, Quincy Will vote on the qucs-
i Pacific Railroad
A most exciting election was held at Evansville,
appropriate s2s9uo0 10 aid In constructing rall.
road into Southern Illinois. Banda OF music pa.
radet the streets, AMI much Interest WAS nanl
tested The whole roie cast IN the city WIS es3.
We learn from tho sioux City uowal Journal
that tt1ck-loylnK has commenced on the Sioux
City end OF the Iowa Fails 4 Sioux City Railroad.
II IL expected that the track will rtach Storm
Should this be cousumnated, there Is = fair pros
pect tnar tho entire line from Fort pod1e to Sioux
City vii DO CON pcted BY January !, 1870.
The surveyors Of the Fog River Valley Railroad
caIlnE Tic iine of she ROAD. Thele l. now pfopo-
s!tlon 10 run the road through Newark, that VII
nGe proposing 10 Ruataatee aso, 900 to the conpa-
The H1IrJ Qll] obtrrer Of the tth says: IA
party Of surveyors arc engaged IN finding the beat
route for railroad through oar comfy In south
Westerly direction. from RushylG to point q. or
near LonlAana, No. This Is an cxtcnGon Of what
ready completed to Rushvllle. We lfatn that the
parry are crossing tho Hannibal Il Naples tIaelt
about two miles west OF Salem. and that they will
pass Oh, leaving Pitts1ed about three miles 10 the
south. -.-
The St rau, frt.s OF the 9Th sayB: 'tIn our sum.
mary OF State news yesterday We tooE from the
Annk1to CHion The statement that The St. Paul
Sioux City Ia1lroa0 had stopped work towards
Lake Crystal, on account OF engineering Nnfcul-
tics on the ronte. The Eankato ReEie.s says the
same paper s2ye that some two hundred ralros1
employees hAse stopped Work On The tine to go
harvesting. Many ui th0rn have hRrve5tA Of their
OWN to look after They arc expected 70 return
IN month or t6o. There arr now at lesst ESQ
latcrers NJ work between Blue Earth Riyer aud
Lake Crystal"
, 1869-08-07
EXTRAORDINARY DEFAlcATl0N.
Revelations Regarding the Embez-
cling Cashier ofthe Chicago
Dock Company.
Arrest OF the Gambler Who Won tho
100000 fzom tho Dcfaultor
Duuhnm.

.-..--.-.-..- ............. ....
About 6t1 month"; aeo cett.ln revelations Wesr
made public through THE TRIBUNE regarding tho
dets,cattops to Jrry eer,oua rr,nnt ~ f,narL<s
49,, 1900 'oAh ,HI ~ NHo oDt'o' u 'ue InN Aho
Doek COMPANY. nc nad bcen lot soue t1nao ena-
Plo{ cd cs clerk In tho I>oGk Cumpany's ottlco,
aud hA tgvu promoted "a, the poeft,On nf casejer
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ts, !'.m,.t,, tn inn III s ~ t; H., 49,
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, 1869-08-07

10 the eligibility Of te Rev, A. y. Snyder to at n
An assessor on The G1uapd thAi be, the said Rev.
A. Y. Eny des, sd expressed an opinion a. 10 The
guilt o! the acrEsrd. tho said Rev. A. VI. 6ntdct
who Was sea.ri nca1 the door OF the rear or choir
room banded 10 sh.s ntftant, IN an open manner,
q slip Of paper, on which was written these words:
" l never saId Mr. Cheney guilty or 10 pro-
csely thnt effect To tlts akaDt then made no re-
lily, but, subsequently and during an adjournment
o1 tsc GouEt, suvtsea TIC hatd AeE. 4 ". snJueF
make q public statenen. to similar eject to cor
rect the Misrepresentation Of the Rtr. A1. Cheney
and AtA counstLt THIS nn1ant further s.ys, tha.
he knows OF no communications Of any k!nd being
made " the Bishop Of Illinois 10 the rrrsentera.
eo-eautt, on Raid trial. or 10 any Of them, OF to
the azscesors Or nny q them during the progress
Of the eAEe, nor did the said Bishop OF Illinois OF
any one at my time attempt In any way to innu-
erce the ieCi6oua or actions OF any OF the mem.
bets VI sa.d court 10 the knowledge OF tas Allnnt
Ih.a at'lan: tErther ss!s, Inst during tho progress
OF sa'd trial tho Bishop oi 1l,ino:s rns ee1led wta
Il latge number II clergy In 1he ttanaept Of this
rathedta- aud that tue door Of communication
Eetwet.:l llt chaprl Fhtrr the cpu1t wna eltlng
And tht transsrt ot the cathedral Was kept Goa
Btaut!s locked, MD further thIs atf.art A:lttt Dt
v. /. TH11EuorsE.
S.'t Fl, u nrt tutscril~F. etc.
, 1869-08-07
a High Scho o1 On tho North Side.

a High Scho o1 On tho North Side.
On the isth OF September nex., Professor c. J.
Delcle will open Select High School, nj No l{s
White street, near Lasalle. Fur that purpose he
/. now erecting spacious building. Besides the
ancient and modern languages, all etaIcEel viii
ne taught which arc usually studied IN schools
nnd colleges, especially such - refer 10 business
pursuits Ente4A parents oe}cet eycsy STUDENT
There will lie also an elementary csss- For every
department able, Eealous and experienced teaen.
erB have been engaged. Win ta.s senooi Maa of
on The achoOi grounds OF at the Turner Hall cluso
by For particulars VT refer to Dr. Hclckc ctrcu-
lar, which can he hnd Ak the once OF MI. hfahcl1
Jhltch Block Room 8.
, 1869-08-07
THE TURF.

A1uCT HASuAW, III
As. 4. F. Fa*cttt, rhc owner OF nashaW, Jr., Ia
now In Chicago. From him We learn that tho
celebrated chcs1Dut stations obscnr1ty In Eastern
trotilnE matters Is the consequence OF a severe
lauencss. which befell him IT Mystic PART, Bos-
ron, In tho great race between American Gill.
Lady Thorn, Lucy. and Goldsmith Maid, over two
months siDce. Baslaw subsequently, took part IN
a 1hce with Ayrou Perry and Fearnaught, on
which occasion hls 1amenesa was greatly sSgrs-
waited, aud baa nccestlied his withdrawal elnce
then. While being trealed for the lamene6s, the
home has become rank and wild, md. although
NIL right now 20 lar aa the legs are concerned, he
will not be IN condition for several weeks Jet 1t
Is the intention Of Ar. Fawcett to allow the horse
TO rennin idle nptu the fall meeting At Dexter
Park, when be wm undoubtedly make his appear
auce upon the old Stamping ground.
THE GAKAIOGA RACKs.
sARATodA, August 6.-The Saratoga stakcs for
tTp-year olha, = mile, were won BY Nor
flnexsc third. Time, 1:1s4.
The purse OF .t1uO, for all ages, et.s miles, VAS
won By C1lnn1, beating Lancaster, General York
and Julius Tine, 3:5uE.
For the pnrse OF 500, for three-year olds, ~
miles, Helmbo!d walked over.
THE BUFFALO MEETING.
BCPFALo, August s.-Tbt horEcs for tho great
truta 10 came on nett week, arc arriving from tho
West and Canada II Ia estimated that there are
over two millions Of dollars worth OF fast horses
in the city. Among the arrivals yesterday were
". 4 johnson from Kentucky, and the noted
PAGER Dan voorhees,,
, 1869-08-07

To ths Filter ef Ths Chicago Tribune:
TIE TRIBUNE Ia wise. and TIE TR1BuNE Is good.
Can THE TRtHCkE tell why O stranger Ia obliged
to Inquire the names or the different streets that
he passes In this wild and business city, nHteaI Of
reading them on the corueEs, like most other
cltics7 Do you think that all men have the tntui-
tlon or snap Of yourseres7 II so. you arc n,s-
taken. COCSTEYAAN-
CHICAGO, August O, 1860.
, 1869-08-07
Eclipxo. .

Fassett, the photographer, says that II Is mis-
taken Idea tbs, he Is gong to Springfield 10 take
the eclree. lie thinks be has already "tesrstd f"
the photographers Of Americs, and IS coatcnt 10
attend to hts engagements, which arc hourly
CROW dia9 IN upop him at bis AIT Gallery, No. ia
Clark strrcl Our distinguished Chinese Visitors.
Ctoy Chew md Sing Nun paid yfs!t 70 ms e!e-
Lighted IS 10 engage situnga ios this uo1alng'
, 1869-08-07
17TH TURNER FESTIVAL.

17TN TURNER FESTIVAL.
Tickets Of Admission TO the different festivities viii be
Aold as the following Flheta:
SOUTH SIDE.
Moa1., Mo,tcr { Wmlitrc1. Rsndolph.at. Eood's
Museum. Julius Bauer q TO-. WAahin stou.t., Qpe.a
House; hlokke L H.nd, LIZ 6ou.h C!atkst; HE,. Get
itch. Sherman House
WEST SIDE.
= Q. II; P.utx 1ss MflwAutee-nr,; IN the Hall et tho
TuI1 Vcselu VorEAna.
NORTH SIDE.
Klottc H1nd, 81 North ClArkss.; Fritz Meszke,
Clhfket., near Erie. -..-....
Tickets for the Steamboat Excursion board Of the
bout. .
PRICES OF TICkKTs:
Fer thc. Reception Concert Saturday nlsht at
For ihe * PriaeiraI Gosse5t. On Monday light. x.
csTsu ~
Ball Ticket with the pnvileee Of admission 10 The
balls In the different Turner HALL, ,............ 261
Sessou Ticket, admitting bearer to the festivities
!1 Inc !ha htl1 GrDFe. sW
81 AL ett5 Erslish Hapcrs cory this advertisement
, 1869-08-07
spDRrlnu.
i;AsE ii.ai;.

..,. :. ,.AtI1I r.. Is. Nka-EWA -. -.
a tE7t-t! grtut III sa4n a1l sat played. "a
=, Ie"117 TT .,if, H3nar 5Y1,. n! # r.!
- lf!.G.t Vi ~. t!1} r.ut
, 1869-08-07

Mrs. N. H. Cushing, missionary Mt
Tongoo, writes: hnye used al OF the ATuold's
RnlsArn, and ind II very valuable tndeed-Bo much
SO must have More sent to me, care Of alsstol-
A1y Roocs Boston.
, 1869-08-07

Green Turtle soup and Steak At
A1dcrsons ISL Dearborn street, TIL. day.
Paper IInnEingg md Window
Shades, Latest Etrlcs Paints, ot!s, glass and
brushes, at I. E fhRhys, 50 Randolph sueek.
, 1869-08-07
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho Rest nnd Original Tonic Of
Iron, Phosphorus, and Calsayn- Known IS CaswelL
MncE j Co. = Ferro-Phosrhated Elixir Of Callsaya
DArf. The Iron rtsstorcs color to The blood, the
Phosphorus renews waste Of tho ncrro tissue,
and The Calls1ya Ercs natural, hcAlthful tone
to tho digestive organs, thereby curing dyspcpsia
In It's vxl1ous forus, Wakcfuucss general debility
and depression Of spirits Manufactured only by
caswciL uazard i Co., New York. Sold BY all
irtlrp1EtA.
, 1869-08-07

pllcs-ltchlng Pftcs-PosltIvcly
cuyest; also B.tnd and Bleeding Piles, F1stu.2,
Salt Nheum, and MI diseases OF the sk1n. BY tho
use Q! RossInau'a cure. RoRsnan NcklnstEy,
Hudson, 4. +, prop.tetors, Sold By al Druggists
Wholesale By Fuller. Finch Fuller, Chicago, and
J. T. Henry. New YORK.
, 1869-08-07
MARRIED.
DIED.

SEWENKAMP-GRAT- Ona-ks- NJ, Aueass {
siy l. j. j. StweExAtup, Of ChieASo, md AlM Mimic
4. Gf8T OF OnsrEh-
, 1869-08-07


Exu1rlT THERETO ....,
CHICAGO, July {, 1850,
Al meeting Of the Standing Committee Of the
Diocese Of Illinois, held al the Office Of The secre-
tary, on the afternoon Of this day, present; The
Rev, nr. Rylanec, President pr fen~ NJ; George
T. Gh!,ten4sn ~. w.. 4 X: {. Cabins and sa nsay E
duly summoned. but were absent from the city.
Tue following were du:y elected 70 seTTe as rs
Lev. Thomas * Benedict, minister OF St. Lukes
Church, Wycn:1Et Rev. John Eruson rector oI
s. Johns Church. reoEs; Res: Samuel Chase; D.
srr1nrdc!d; Rev. 4. w Snyder, rector Of Caira1!
The Rev. Saonel Chase D. D.. was elected
Frcsiden, Of The Court IN case Of eontinGencr
PROVIDED for in Section :, Canon xS-, Diocesan
In Witness WHEREOF, hereby certify taa: the
nhoFe Is correct abstract ron the minutes Of
'AS '1'~ urRY c. RASsHr, Secretary
lThcrc Is also appended 10 this doeuHta: The
rcaso1s for decisions published in THE TsirrSs'
Ayr,pAy11 or IN Ar71sr4Sr.
{. z Fasfax williamson Of said eoonsy and
STATE, being frst daily sworn, deroses and sasB
hist be ,s. and hl1 been for naa{ year:r CON.
appointed ty the Ecclesiastical Court on tue tria
Of lie Rev. III. Cheney. % remain u charge Of
the cho,r-roon Of the Cathedral d0Hng me &c., =,
charge Of this room during the entire session OF
the court and was present during The whole Tine.
1Gat GntttE 1he S1t1 SeSSloG4 l0G H. 4lth. A9o
Bishop OF Ill':.o1s occupied 6e2s with the clergy
Of various d. Aoaltnatlons, varying IL number rom
ten to tht.sJt0 Ct the-eAbout5. in the tf1nsePt OF
the cathedral, which wss assigned 70 the Clergy
attending the trial Ttnt the court retired for
dcNbetAuon, In ~ caseA 70 The
eaid chcir-room- and that their deliberations
we're strictly private. That on no occasion during
tie session OF RaId cours did the Bishop OF Illinois
communicate In any way with said court, or With
hDJ member OF the RaHc gave 10 furnish copy OF
the Journal OF the Convention Of tho Diocese OF
Illinois Tcqrcst, CT With any OF the presenteex.
or aItcznpt III any way to tncu their action or
'ecslon SO far as This aN1nat con!d see This an
aut fuytEcr SAYS that the Ilcs- Charles E Cheney.
Vas represented By thEce counsel! while. the pre-
eette1s, conststing Of two cle1J men A1l one lay
Unr, conducted their OWL case: that on al1 7ues-
tons rIcse nted Tor the consideration Of the court,
The counsel tor the Rev. ME. Cheney we're heard
at great length, aad were not STOPPED By tho coCr
nt Lny iicIe, and on one occasion a long Argument
Ens hcatu AlteE decision had been announced
md the question WAS again considered Aud again
decided. Ac- = r. MiLiA3soS. I'll
TE WnIichouke, OF sald county ana Ssatt. be-
tnt, dulJ sworn. Leposcs AEd says that he Is tae
al, If tic IT. Rev. the Bishop OF llllno.s that ne
Haz urcseut dunnc the larger part o. theSne as
III. trtsI Of the Kcy. Z. { Cheney before lilo ~"
c.rs!aSt,cal Court; tst OF ono occasion only our
i-c the :rocres. or fail trial. hud while TIC coHn
sei ter tie aecsssd nese osjsc.ug s1 grea1'sasta
, 1869-08-07
,UBURBAN REAL, ESTATE FOB SALE

TOR sALl-RF J. q. REFS Z CO.. % DEAR
Ii t.Eust.. elegant htut Al kenwnod St1tton tine
grounds, beautifully Laid cut md eorsrrt with lAs1c
t1etA
17OR 5ALE-TWO LOTS IN THE BEAUTIFUL
rally in er a.ruEd ChIesr1 Title p@Tfrct aDa eos1.
plett ahrtraet furnished BASH KERR. Heal Estlte
Ot,er 100 WAAEng,ou. a.. Kuom I
, 1869-08-07

TATL0R-Ihe faacral eezTiea ot the Late William \.
TAYLOR will tRke ptAcr 10 ta-dAy. from the 1al
dcuee Of Its pa ennk SD kerth WcilkSt
Friends Of tie family 1rt Invited - attend
SABH-At N .Ice, Cook Co, III. Aukaa. Z, lss5. after
\ lopS and painful ilne4s, Am Ruth n. satin. d2a6a
Ter Of L W. ballard Ed; skrd II yea!.
TuucfA st,yIrrs Dcs Pl1;nfa Station EurdAy. An
s,,r At " r. n. Friends Of the deceased aIisd
, 1869-08-07

VI. T. GVCDY. Of Counsel.
THE FrET1EN ASswEE or TIE corR7.
s1A1E Gf 1L11ho1s, Crunti II Cork, ~, SuptFtur
Ccvrt of Chtcoeo. CharIs. Z, Ue,.t., r. Samuel
ChGSt Il al IN Cha,4tff..
The JOINT and several answer Q. SAnccl chase,
Thouas y. benedict John Benson, Henry x.
rtirce and A. ". Snyder, i've Of The defendants To
The amended btn OF comJla4a, uf Charles Edward
These respondents, COW aaA At ali times, having
md rcseEvins to themselves Mi Eanuer Of henert
and ad:aE.aAe Of exception 70 saii complainsnts
Ea.d amended bill OF complaint for the manifold
uncertainties, lnbUdlc1encics and lmpefcclions,
therein coIla1cd sRnd expressly denying all equity
the lace Of said auended bll. a1 well ss on kne
hs @ ,neI sa sa.ser g
In his honorable court Of. OF In
respect TO. the sublecs matter Of ,he
com mptalrapt for aa1wcs 10 such amended h1l, or
10 so mach and tuch parts the1Gos IS they arc nl-
rlse,t by 1he1r counsel ls material iof taesn 70
male an.vsr unto az ads5
I'LL cont1nIeh tnat AIN the Protestant EPlseo7sl
Church there are TWO tyrcs OF belief or systems
generally known az the EvauEe!lcA 6nn s3cla.
neiei ,ans ,as SG NJ tnfR ReT iaop
dec.afed, intended directly or INDIRECTLY max
" he Intended wedding these Low Church CLERGY.
amended bill: and they deny tnc truthfhlness Of
the uvcfr1cnt Of said amended bill tcAt they nsc
"in sympathy With y any movement or 'ltS.Sa OF
wedding the diocese Of Low Churchi2en." any
such movement OF design c1ls:9 on the par. OF
my one IN the diocese, which thc5 90 nos believe
to lie the case .......,
Ard, further ahswerihe, thcse respondents say
] and 9, *1achtd 10 raid amended b!n Of com
plant, but, Upon information and belief, taeS !.
mi, the a!lrgaion6 Of The au!euet bill IL RESPECT
thereto; but iaeac FesToudents have no Eho"l-
etcr Information E!!ti u rfeatl y TIE ethlS-
!. uf tad GtuenIeI Lii: Numbered ;, c1c::iiI -
, 1869-08-07

in accurduurr E!;e TIC provisions Or Ca!iou M,
Rev sanucl tha't, y. D.. Ner-- uenEy n Pierre,
H. H.; Etv. 1frurJ y. Hcnc'ltct, 1tcv, joan ".
il is"n and Rev. 4 ", SNYDER, met IT tae time
mn rac. 11rtt by tho c1t1tion Against iae con-
,,.a,rar, for .s.l trial. ant were organized a. =
r.u-t, With :t:c f,ev. Samuel Chase, u u, Iees,a-
:nc: tlls .'clnncn17 although pFcsens. hav,ES ne-
sGu,,ln,naut uppe4r.-d 1ty h!nlsef aud rrocoEs at
Ne saiat tine SID place, and thu: thc1cd'er cet-
;nc I'll "a davs of J.lls list; hrt this rtspon-
dent rsnt-s No particular an,wer In rceard 70
:..r jrcc-cdsEr hctorr said court. l,ecansc he is
adyi.cd lt counsel tpat u Il not material Iar him
70 make aEswtf 10 the hitccat,uns OF the hi'l with
reference thereto. and he ntfn'ta, upon ioforna-
non al ta!les 1!lst tae proceedings Of saul coart
wrrc Stared hy 2 wit u INJUNCTION Issued IN tnis
and th!s respondent further auwerng The
amendment n tlP original bill aa to the AleH1-
t!UH4 t.rrrln, ~ TIA. IN the Protestant Episcopal
Church thesr arc t.o l7pes o! belief or htstetna
tns - ts rs on nuaes naa ,nS
.i!rh Chrch, am III rcla::et theFrto controrcrst
has s,Isen thai tic views Of the SAID Bs1o2 Of
nIn,s,d 10 +arn otAer, n th!s rrari, your ufatol
Icing OF the F.vanre!lcal and the said bishop @!
t,c G,rt,sc school, ssys 1hnt he aea!es te- sane
therein stated aId ne GENES w.: nc t1t snnrHs
AZ. 4, IT. shat while h, tuay hoH Opinions mare N
SYMPATHY with some members Or SAD caufcn 1nae
*n cheIs inst he L. persan{ ~ IauoI wv ~ st sht
,Iuc,1ne u,ld wv:sllp CT within the constitution,
ranons and rules 0: the Church. hut be believes
10 he his duty and The duty Of every Presbyterian
ard rector Ia rrratd TITS ordination VOWS md 10
a1ninls.tr the sacrament aud services OF The
Church tu accordance WIKI the forms and regEla-
tons Ircscrbed, and 70 all Of which be has
soemn1J a5seoted-
And III. respondent, further answering, c1-
Crcss!r denies that hr has ever dtcl2trd Tint he
intended wedding lhcse LON CaErcn cleryy,nen
cut of it.s 6iocese. or uscd Or entertained auy
s!c,.Iar expression, and he rfSre:s Il an! tueh H.
forra;icu has ever reached the complainant OF
any G:hcr pe,reu; a.d te denlts thar he has evcl
irtrnded cf caucayoTrd to c1ptl the conrlainaof
rTpyn he Church The diocese By the Initiation
q, ne proceedings n question. o. hy any othcl
Mtans u Hunieyer, and he denies thai ne h1. fsa1
Eny purpose or dcAlsc to ca9se ne renoya! y tat
cnintia,lnut from the parish OF Christ Church. ol
fenrn iLts diocese, or fron his profession Us I
Clergyman; on the contr Ny his caot5s Fave tesl
10 retain Elu1.
Ard this responder, further ansTertn9 thr haat
amendment denles that he couulutlca3ea Is.
nEcrt,v Will the Hon l-ucsUs i. OILS olc o. "a
ITesrnierF, during The tHA In Reference 70 ~
rnntecrtion OF ihta case by gesture " olaE!HlAe
ine ,he purpose OF advising With HIN, or dlrect:ni
1.,rn In he discharge o. hls duty, Or lnte!ierel
any yav during the p.ogrcss OF Tue t!lal ~,
T1is rc:E5ndcnt,l further answering Inc halo W
and the amendment tLcrc:o. 20 ~ rs tac Eat =.
charges or lmputcs any net!o1 o. TEE PAT q ~
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"And He Passed to shunem {"

The words of my text, my hearers, you
will find in II Kings, chapter ", verse g.,
"And he passed to Shun'em."
Take to heart the Lesson our text teaches
and when temptations tiy you, ana evils
lie in wait to ensnare you, ''pass on to
Shun'em."
When you see men of wrath fighting
and breaking heads and sticks, and hear
them cursing and swearing-mind the
words of the text, and pass on to Shun'-
en-"
And oh my hearers-if you should
come into our little town and behold row
of nice little offices, with signs OF the
doors of each, and hear men talking of at
taohments without affections, and seques.
trations without qu:et-ah, and seize lures
yours and never theirs-ah, and about
eternally going to law-ah, it will be to
your profit to mind the words of the pro-
phet-ah, and ''pass on to Shun'em."
And if you go round where the mer-
chants are-ah, and they rush out to shake
hands with you-ah, and are especially
anxious to learn the condition of your
wife's bealth-ah, and the children's and
the worms and the crops-ah, and offer to
sell you little bill of goods good deal
lower than cost-ah, on account of their
love for you. and for cash-ah-"pass on
to Sbun'em."