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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-14

"John," said pious uncle to
his nephew who was paying his first
visit to the city, "John, we're in the
habit Of saving something before
we cat" "All right said John.
dGo ahead You can't turn my
stomach p
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The Crops.


The long continued drought in tho mid
die and upper sections Of the State ID esus.
ing deep anxiety to the farmers, and oil
our adsisss agree in reporting, that the
corn crop will be largely reduced In both
quantity and quality. We are informed
that along the line Of railroad between
Kingvills and Wilmington. N. c, > . distance
Of one hundred and seventy miles, there ID
not an aors of corn which ia not serinusly
injured But the weather which is unfs-
vorsbla to corn will improve the qualsty .ni
upland cotton, and will give US an early
crop, II not 50 large in quantity as WAS at
one time expected. In the low country the
rice is suffering for want Of rain. The
small streams are 50 salty that the fields
cannot be flooded, but. long continued
showers will enable the planters to make
an average Drop. From the sea Islands
the cotton reports are highly favorable,
and there is every reason to expect better
crop Of long cotton than We have had for
many years. The caterpillar now can do
no harm. Our great foe is powerless.
Farmers and. planters often look at the
blue side, but, making all proper allow
anoes for low spirits and popular exagge-
ration, it may be said that the drought has
already done much harm, and will, il it
lasts much longer, largely ourtail the fair
proportions Of the corn and upland cotton
crops Of the State. .i1yf'
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able terms for the sale Of lands, and use
every persuasive act TO convince the for
;Sjeier that for him the West is certain for
.tusk ksad tho ssuih is certain ruin. II we
offer to the immigrant only &c nushss the
West offers-that is, long credit and low
prices for laad-we cannot turn the tide OF
immigration to eur shores. We must do
moro than the West can do, and this BY
giving away land within easy reach Of 3
msrket while the West sells land . hundred
miles perhaps from q railroad or navigsble
stream. Population is our supreme neees-
sity, and we propose to obtain it in the
only way that it can be obtained-by giving
away part of our surplus land. 10. !, >
We are glad to see that the North Anne.
rican agrees with us that it is wise to sell
lands at low price to the people whom We
have already with us. This is our policy
and the policy Of our people. Our eontem-
porsry will not deny, however, that If every
white man and every oolored man in South
Carolina had small farm Of his own, we
should still have far less than the populs-
ton we can accommodate and do require.
This forces US to offer the premium Of free
farms to the European immigrant, and we
sincerely hope that this view will sooner
or later be adopted by our people. Nc
man likes to give awsy land. That is Ger
tain. Every man has not foresight enough
to sacrifice present value for the sake OF q
future profit But time works wonders;
and we trust that before long We shall have
in this State irregular association for intro
ducing- white immigrants, who, upon pro-
pei. conditions, viii be given sufficient land
to support themselves and their families
All that We want is to give them q start.
When they need more land for themselves
or for their children. they can well afford
to buy 1t.
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essnl. els III must wretched condition, and
thers sre ruaora Of other misfortunes impend-
ng. ~ 49, s. - s--;'sss,,..,. ~
.-Thesasnuine gstem Of fats nj
dwelling houses ID t6s66 introduced 10 New
York. model establishment OF the kind on
Eiehteenth-street Will be completed by Jam
uary next at cost Of about $150. 900. It's height
will be five stories, including attic and oase'
meut. The entrance hall will be handsomely
panelled with tesselated marble, and the whole
exterior rich and elegant. The suites OF rooms
OF each 10 IT. except those in the upper Story
will vary only as to height, and will contain
parlor and chamber facing the street, and back
OF them Two more chambers, together with
seryantS' bed room and dining room. Added
to the conveniences Of water closets bath
room, storage closet, &C., there will be an eie-
vator for hoisting coal and stores nom oe'o"'
Abundant light and ventilation will be se-
cured. The cents will probably range from
800 to SIS month. There are already more
applicaurs than can bs accommodated.
A Washineton telegram to the New York
Herald says: ..There;s some talk Of enforcing
the C0lleCtlOuOl tu6 ulftCt ihuu tdA LII Iuo coutu
The Southern States share OF this ta1-which
amounted to twenty millions among all The
states-was six millions; Of this sum only
about three millions has been paid INTO the
Treasury from the Southern States. L Will be
remembered that when thus" amount had been
collected President Johnson sent message to
Congress setting forth that in view OF the
poverty produced in the South by the war it
would in many instances be ruinous to that
section to enforce the collection of the tax at
that time, and recommending that it be sus-
pended for some tune, so as to allow the IN.
dustriaI interests OF tho South to recuperate.
1t Is stated that the limit Of. the Suspension
fi1ed by Congress has NOW passed, and the law
proviiine'for the levymg and collection of The
tax comes into fua force again, II is argued
by those who urge this proceeding that the in
dustrious OF the South have greatly improved
in the interim, that the crops srs saundsnt,
and that there is no longer any excuse for de-
lay on the score Of poverty. Whether the SEQ
retary Of the Treasury will sct upon the advice
tendsred him in this matter remains to be
aeeu.nn -, -, = -,
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fcst aub fouuo.

SrOLEN, FROm MRS. LEvlCY smoke,
- In Colleton County, two miles from Walterboro,
on the night OF the 10th April last her only MARE.
1he Marc 10 black and rather low for hor length,
but we'll built; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind foot white, and branded on the shout.
der 8. g. The Mare WAS followed afseen miles above
walterboro' In the direction OF BaraWell A Whine
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not hsve
the thief followed for want Of means, and her little
crop must be los. without help Any information
relative TO the Marc will be thankfully received Df
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE. WATERFORD, CoIleton Coun.
ty. May 81
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To Our Customers Generally.

The FINEST FRENCH AND LNGLtSH PERU.
MtEY, SOAPS, POMADES. HAIR Oils. HAIR RE.
SIORATIyE>, COSMETIC> &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each cou try.
On. GEMAN COLOGNES are unsurpassable.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 1ortoishell, Buffiln and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Particular atten ion ls paid TO the making o. Me-
monto Hair Work BREAST FINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS &c.
All urders by ma will be n,led that the reputa-
ton of the house tort past thirty-ve years shall
not suffer in OR hands. Always on hand 6ne as
sortment of French Jewelry. a liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
M. q A. ASHTON,
G. No. 24o KING-SIREET.
January5 tulm CHARLESTON, s. C.
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Hotifts In BanArnptfg.

TH THE Di>TkICT COURT OF THE
UNIIE ED sra III: FOE sOUT9 q ROLNA.-
JUNE C,RM lS89-IN 1ae MATTEE Of =. u.
MUIkHEAD, DISQUALIFICATION ZOE FULL
AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANkhupt'f
Ordered That q hearing he bad on the TWBHLIhIH
DAT OF AUGUST, A, D., 1859. at tederM Cour.aouse
in Oh ule-ton, - c.; and that all eIeditorS, ac
said Bankrupt appear ut said time anu piaoe, .no %
show cause, II anv they can, why the prayer Nc NC
petitioner should not be granted. kno sua. eLe
second and third meeting of Creditors OF saiG ran1
rupt w,.l be held at the Office ofJ G. CAhpENiSn;
Esq, Registrar Of First and second Con2i @
Di-.ricts. c., on the TWENTY NINTH DAY of 'uA''
1862 .tl2 81. ,oso o.
By order of the court the 18th day Of Ju:y. lS8s.
s.- - DANIEL HORLBEOk,
Clerk of the District Court cf the U:
July 10 m2 for South oAroloa.
TN The DISTRICT COUHT 1F THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SnU1H CAROLYN
July TERM l869-IN TIE MArf OF 3; =.
MUTRHEAD, u. D.. OF CHARLESTON. BANk'
RUPT-PEIIIlON FOR FULL IND FIs.L DIS
CHARGE IN BANKBUP rCY.-Ordered, That . hear.
log be had on the TwENTRjH DAT OF JULY, A.
1869 at Feoeral Courthouse IN Charleston, =. VI;
and th t all Creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt appear
at said Tins and place, aup ow cause, II any .nsy
can, Why the pray Of the petitioner should not %
granted and that the second apd tblrd meeting OF
Creditor. Of SAID BANKRUPT will be held &C the once
Of j. 4. CARPENTER, Esq. Registrar OF Flfst spo
second Con ressona, Districts =. G.. on the TWENTY
N1aTH pA, OF JuLY 1859. at II. u.
BY order OF the court, the 16h day OF Jpi!, loos.
DANIEL BORLBECK.
Clerk of the District Court Of the q. 8. for +. @.
July l9 mthA
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9ott6.
ChARh e TON H o T e L.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsr.cLAss HorEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location and in the business portion Of the
cit, renders 1t the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent Or trans ,ent guests. he accommodations
are unsurpas 3D. having exrensve suites NJ elegant y
furnished sp .rtmeuts 10. miles single eentIe-
men The proprietor will endeavor 10 '?nuiaiu the
biah reput liion joyed by the ":harits.on'' as u
first class houss, anJ effort S be Spared to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upou 1t
The bcs Of Live accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
Ihe house 1 supplied with the celebrated arte
sian Wafer Of winch de .hiful 6a us cat be b I'd
either day or night ,. b. .rK o.,
July l3 Proprietor
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ct. LOUD HOT Ell.

rHIS NEW AND COMM0I IOUS aOUsE, LOCAL.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-secohd-sreet
possesses advantages over all other houses for the &C
coumodatioD oI its guests It was built expressly
for fr.t-clsss family boarding house-tne rooms
being large and en- suite. heated hy seaIn-with hot
anu cold ter and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department. is 10 the most experienced
bands, all riding quests an uneqaalind table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the "modern Improvement" ana ut the service Of
guests st all hours.
The broadway and University Place Cara pass the
door every iour minutes, rupnIn1 FROM the tfty
Hail to Central Pa. K, while the sixth aut evenif
Avenue ices are but q short block IN either side.
aordlng ample facilities for communicating WITH all
he depora steamboat landings, places of sruse,
mept and business of the gre.it.metropoia.
MOkt d HULLEY. Proprietors.
March IL euos
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Direct Trade.

We are pleased to inform our cores
pondent, Cato, that We have good authority
for saying that there will be line Of steam
ships this fail between Charleston and
Liverpool. A more lively interest should
be taken in the line. Our people want d.,
rect trade. But HOW MUCH do they want itf
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Rtmapal.

D EMoVA LIS rKAUSS & VANCE
LII have rennve to the sore No. l49 MEET Nc
81 KEEr oppo 10 the CharestoL Hotel, f)rWerly
occupied by icssrs. pewing, Thaye 10. where
tney offering lar and comp etn assortment of
DRY AMI FANCY GOODS. 1mo July rs
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DearoiHa.

DaIvATE BOARDIHa, Ne. 40 EAST
I NINTH-STREET, NEW YORK.-Mrs q NJ.
sADLSR, late Of Florida. has opened house at tue
above number. Parties visiting the city from the
south will fnd ID: In every respect frst-class
private boarding house. and pains VII be spared
for the comfort OF ber guests. mwi3 July 19
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IDinss, Giquors, Gf.

AuLDl WI Is.K lie s. 80.
SfHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNCE thst they have been appointed BY nessrs.l
sole Agents for the stateof South csrofnA for the
sale ,of their celebrated ACME. 4 Xxx, XXX. Xx11,
NECTAR. CABINET and o;her brands OLD BYE
WHtSKIEs
They aso wish to announce that they viii be in
constant ,.ceipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE Rye WHI>KIES, direct from
Distillsry ct Hsunisville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia. J.....i -
new Whisktes In bond At DistiIerv Warehouse. A"
.-:c CLAoIU,& WrTrE, lr-o
NO. So East Bay street.
June 1e wfmsmos Charleston, 8. o.
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@setiuas.

ST. Andrews LODGE. No. 10. A. p. NJ.
VlHE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF TaE
i ABOVE LODGE will be held Ibis EVENING, N
Eight ocluck, at the Masonic Hall, where Caudidaes
for Degrees and the members are requested to at
tend.
By order Of the " If. ED. JEANNERErT,
July 10 secrearY,
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fautp GOODS, Gtf.
no NE la DIE y.

IN D T II z l. ID 1 K =.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
N my years experience IN the manufacture OF
URNAM" NrAL HAIR WORK enable US 10 offer
10 our customers the finest assortment OF every
ricle required In our line, from the small FRIZZES
to the full W.T. embracing BraiIs or Witches Coils
Waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bands Curls
Ringets, &c.
ToRror E-sHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every other class.
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NEW GOODS. ..s
MAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AaREKA.
III BILE; most de icious aud healthy food. used
for Pnddtngs, tJellies, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
Griddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put up tnl %. pach-
ages with directions for use:
pestccatsd cocosnut, for Pies, Puddings, Catessi
&C., put up in half tb. PACKAGES, with directions.
Sweet OIL, French and American In half pints, ptnss
Cider and white Wine vinegr, warranted pure
Frssh Roasted Bio Coffee. OF good guilty, at S6s.
b.'-,.s' - - 49, ''''- .
Just received and for sale by 4 -....-.e. g.. {
COOPERATIVE GROOERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting ana Market streets. E.
Goods delivered free. - hg -
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60 Reuf.

FINO RENT, The Three UPPE r.
i STORIES Of the ADGER BUILDING. each
hoor forming hue hail. heing 95 feet deep and 81
feet wide With bold entrance on KIng.strept; will
be fitted up to suit any purpose for which they may
be desired. Apply 10 J. l.. ID IsES, Collector and
Real Estate Agent No. "a Broad street.
July IA -. wimls
TTO RENT. ON SULLlVAN's ISLaND.
i sc0CrAaF-BUILT HOU,E. With portion. Of
Furniture, situsted on hiddle.street. within Eve
minutes walk OF the steamboat aniing; fine tts-
tarn. pump and everything complete. Apply to W.
HUNT, No. ~ Marke,-street ~ July II
ITO RENT, THE HOUSE 10. 10 Weir.
l. NON.siRtET, with six rooms. double pi zzl,
and gas throughout To good tenant the rent will
be low. Inquire ut No. So 8AmHERSr-STREET.
July 16 ~
FTIU iRENT, THE PLEASANTLY SITU.
l. 5A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DEN0E. No. 8 Gadsden.street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL.
June IA o.-
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND oraERs
III having houses to rent, can have their Plscards,
&c., printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at The NEWS JOB Of
FOE, No. 149 East Bay
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To the Gentlemen.

WE CAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUPEES, WHIS
KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, &c.
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d, TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
ctty AdSress KhY BOX 7s. July 10
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Printing.

PRINTING.
THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
No. 14s East Bay,
Executes all kinds Of PLAIN and
FANCY PRINTING with neatness and
dispatch.
The best work guaranteed at less than
New York prices.
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HONEY f.!

EoR SALE, WHOLESALE AND Retail. BY
r. : - :-il> F Dr. b. BAER, :
June as. ul No. LII Meeting street
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NTURSE WANTED.-WAHTFD MID
N DLE.AGED WHITE WOMAN TO take charge
Of Nursery. Inquiries at No. 200 MEEIINa-sT;
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yHTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv Wash for q small sanity. Good recommen-
dations required. Apply at No. 80 CHuKUs-
STkEEf July ~
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TO HIRE. A GOOD CUOK {.
w Also quaithed LAUNDREss, Apply at NO
is wENIwoRlHsTRtEr. south 'ide' near Ss1. Eaes fa
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yK1ANTED TO PURCHASE FOX CASH,
w good SECOND HAND PIANO. State price
and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFICE
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Npaurs.'

WANTED, A STEADY And ACTIVE
w YoUN WOMAN, to do housework and ss-
s,st With children None need apply unless vel, re-
commended and willing 10 sleep on the prem ises.
Apply ct the MOB RrHWEST CORNER OF KING AND
MnRRIe-,T ,TREETs. July 10
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MECHANICS UNIUN, NO. I, ATTENTION.
VIOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND
L. an Extra Meeting OF ,our organization This
lMondsyl FvKN1Na, at Eight O'Clock precisely.
~ order. VIM. HART,
July 10 Secretary.
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EDw A Il D DA1
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 20 Warren-street.
NEW YORK.

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE pUR.
CEASE of all kinds OF MtRCH. ND1SE. Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Ca 8 and Trunks, ard Straw Goods
pec'aty.
Consignments OF all kinds OF Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited.
Prompt returns guaranteed.
EDWARD DAILY,
late OF Charleston. 6. O.
mi.weekly Price Currents sent free by post.i
January 2 DC 6mos
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NyANTED. AGENTS FOR TIE AMERT-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. in both Eng
Hsh and Germsn. by Robert stewart Y: b., OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
both IN SICKNESS and health. II has won It's way to
popular favor. and IL to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address O. r. VEN !,
Publisher Ctncinnah, o. 6mof March 10
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, p.LMErro z EsGsmP.ssT, x; M ni NO. I.
H,HE REGULAR MEBT1Na-eF TIL CAMP WILL
i be held THIS EVENING. at Eight o'o.ock st
Odd Fellows Hall, corner KiIg and Liberty streets.
By order @, P. kOBERT G. 81 ARR,
Scribe.
July1s mil Is .p5, 10 mys II ie7 ~ jy4,Is
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vETANTED;s SUBSeRlBKRSi FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, st publishers rates.
ANIL ~ .. -..,. No. ISL Klpg-etreet,
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In 8 leading article in the Philadslphi,
North American We find the following para
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Able.
BODIED bANDS, to cut timber, for which
liberal wages win be'gveu. Also, A;IW0 A0hsE
WAGON for hauling wood. Apply at. .Go-oPEAS
1IYE 81 ODE, southwest corner Meeting and mar
ket streets, July ~
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VITANTED, PART OF A. RESIDENCE
w on the Bast@ry-ssy four or fye rooins-for 9,
sman ia mily. Apply. by note, to O. D. T., at this
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tIyANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds: plain and
ornamental, 10 executed promptly in the neatest
style and st the lowest New York prices, at HE
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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WANTED. A SMALL HIUS e, OF THREE
w or tour rooms with kitchen, in the central
part of the city Rent not TO exceed $40 per month:
Addreaa s.k at this Ofice. June IL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-22

We take the following extract frem a
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette,
regarding the proceedings of the Con-
vention, and the able address Of its wor-
thy President. It is the echo of all
whom we have heard speak of either,
and were in attendance:
There have been fewer speeches made
than usual on such occasions, but what
was wanting in quantity was made up in
quality.
In my observation, have never at
tended Sabbath School Convention
where as much could be said in com
mendation of the set peeches as those
of this convention. Instead of desul>
tory, commonplace remarks, merely
skimming the surface, there was careful
thought that went down to the founda-
3 ton of the Sabbath school system, and
endeavored to discover the great princi-
piles upon which Sabbath school instruc-
ton must be based There was a
breadth of thought, q carefulness of
preparation, freshness of views that
3 really became a Distinguishing feature
of the convention. would scarcely be
able to justify myself, did / fail in the
conclusion of these proceedings to ex-
press my acknowledgements to Charles
F. Coffin, the President Of the Conven.
ton, for his attentions, aad to bear tes-
timony to the fidelity and ability with
which he has discharged his duties as
presiding officer. His address yester
day was model Of clearness, good
sense and propriety.'