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Grams German Opera.

From the Louisville Commercial.l
A large, fashionable and sppreciative
audience greeted the second performance
of this troupe at Weisiger Hall last
night. Mozart's great masterpiece,
The Magic Flute, was performed. All
our expectations were not only fully
realized, but far surpassed.
The performance last night was all
and more than could be expected. The
orchestra has. with the great musical
talent of Mr.. Van Ghel, been reinforced,
and under his careful training perfectly
electrified the audience, which was shown
by the overture, which was not only
scceptsbly but very creditably rendered.
OF the soloists we have but one opinion.
They were all very good, and each of the
many difficult parts of the opera was very
well rendered. Mr.. Hsbelman, as "Ts-
memo" was splendid. His great and beau
tful voice has the same metal and more
strength than in former days. he re es-
tablished himself at once in the hearts Of
all his hearers. Madame Frederick sur
passed herself in the melodious strains
of Psmens's role. We regretted that the
principal solo in the finale was omitted
BY her. In Miss Jackson we were made
acquainted with young artistic of supe-
rior quality. Her voice is pure, aud for
oas SO new to the opera, is unusually fine.
Madame Dziuba sang the part of Papa
gena with great elegance. Mr.. Forues
also sspg well, but might have omitted
his side speeches.
Mr.. Wesslich's "Ssrastro was su-
parb, sndin his great bssso solos he was
the recipient of long-contiuued and de-
served applause. The choruses, es-
pecially 10 the third act, we're very fine.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Dufield,
who was kind enough to transfer some Of
bis best musicians to strengthen the Or
chestra during the remainder Of the
opera season, Mr.. Grau ia enabled to give
bis operas with the necessary instru.
mental accompaniment, which was not
the case at the FIRST
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Clark q, the Criminal Court

By reference to the candidates column
1t will be seen that our popular country
friend, M. NeaIis, is out for the office OF
Clerk of the Criminal Court of Shelby
county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. he has been a
resident of Memphis and Shelby county
for many years, was participant with
the South in the late "unpleassntness,
and as q young man of energy and good
business qualities, is in every respect ca
pable Of filing the position.
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THE NEW CITY GOVERN
MINT.
II. h Norme.t Elected Chairman Of
fbe BOARD Of Aldermen, and George
Dixon Chairman of the Common
Council.

The old Board of Mayor and Alder
men met yesterday afternoon to install
the new city government An unusual
thropg of people assembled to witness
the inauguration. The City Hall and ad-
jacsnt offices were filled long before four
o'clock. Office-seekers in small quanti-
ties, say ton to the square yard, were
on hand. The old Board were all present
except Aldermen Clancy, Renner, VOL.
colt, Ogden and Vincent Chairman
Swsyne presided. The roll of the new
Board Of Aldermen was called, and they
all came forward to tho Speakers desk,
when Mayor L.ftwich administered the
usual cath. The Councilman were next
sworn in likewise.
On motion Of the immortal James
Gallagher, whom we call Alderman for
the last time, doubtless, the old Board
adjourned sine die.
The Councilmen took thsir places. On
the first ballot taken George Dixon re-
ceived twelve votes and John Hallum
seven votes for Chairman Of the Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Dixon was declared elected,
and took his seat accordingly.
One Of the first acts OF the Board was
to appoint a.committee of four-Hallum,
James, Pepper and Preseott--to confer
with q similar committee of A ldermen,
and report on salaries for officers during
the present term.
Messrs. Graves, Parker, Chase and
Clancy we're appointed on bonds Of
officers.
o. motion of Councilman Duncan, q
com mittee Of three-Duncan, Twohig
and Cohen-was appointed to procure
certified copy of the City Charter from
the Secretary of State, and it was re-
solved to have 500 copies printed for the
use of the Board and OF the citizens
Councilman Hallum moved that the
Comptroller and Register prepare for the
use of the Board tabular statement
showing the amount of taxes collected
aud disbursed for the last ten years in
the city. The motion was put by the
Chair and carried.
TIE Board adjourned, to meet next
Thursday afternoon at three clock.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Meanwhile the Board of Aldermen met
in the Mayors Office, and organized by
calling Thomas Mofet to the chair. On
the frat ballot Alderman T. B. Norment
was elected permanent chairman by six
votes-Alderman Moffet receiving three,
and not voting for himself; and Alder
men Moffet, Cartwright, Duff, Roach
and Dryer were appointed committee
on officers' salaries.
Alderman Prescott moved that in the
absence of regularly elected city prin-
ter, the Register be instructed to furnish
a copy Of the proceedings of the Board to
each Of the morning papers. Adopted.
On motion of Alderman Moffet, COM
mittee Of three we're appointed on Off
GERS bonds. The committee consists of
Aldermen Moffst, Msllon and Prescott.
The Board likewise adjourned to meet
at three o'clock Thursday.
In the meantime we have ne Mayor.
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FAMILY GRooERIEs.-Our city readers
will please bear in mind that ]. Devote
still keeps one Of tho most complete as
sentiments Of groceries to be found in
Memphis, and that he sells them at very
reasonable prices. There is nothing in
bis line that you will not find at his es.
tablishmept, corner Of Adams and Third
streets. He keeps the uery best, which
is always the cheapest. Call and see Mr..
Devote before making your purchases.
He will treat you right.
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d A township collector in Rock Island
county, Illinois. buried $3.50 in green
backs.under barrel in his cellar, recent
ly. The rats coDfscsted the money, and
deposited it in hole in the whll, where
the collector found it, heap of bits Of
nibbled currency. After long labor he
succeeded 10 getting a large portion Of
the fragments into shape which can be
recognized by the controller of the cur
rency. He saved $3.50 out of the $3.50.
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LEGAL nrevities.


And still they come--new candidates.
The skating season was inaugurated in
Cincinnati last Friday night
Col. M. W. Cluskey is in the city again,
and we are gratifsd to learn tsat he is
enjoying improved health.
The tax books for 1869 have been re-
ceived, and those in arrears can walk
down to the Captains Office and settle.
A negro ball came off at the corner of
Main and Jackson streets last night.
Only one man was shot, and he may re-
cover.
Col. W. I. Avery is candidate for
the Office of Criminal Court Clerk,
which he hsld Abouty twenty years ago.
Tom Avery is known of ell men " in
Shelby county.
Mr.. John Notebooks is candidate for
Clerk of the Third (Bartietts) Circuit
Court. He lives in the country, and asks
for county Office. His ability, fitness
and merit will not be questioned.
The NJ. ]. Wicks, steamer built by
the Memphis and St. Louis Barge Line
Company at Louisville, is completed,
and will leave next Monday for Memphis
in charge of Captain Billy Ashford.
We regret to learn that Mr.. L. II. Per-
kins, of Forest Hill, well-known young
man, formerly of the l54th Tennessee
regiment, was thrown by wild horse
near Collierville last Friday evenipafand
seriously hurt. The doctors, however,
have pronounced him out of danger.
Our young friend Mr.. Joseph A Par
ker, son of Colonel o. B. Parker, the
cotton buyer, leaves shortly for Little
Rock, where he will hereafter represent
the South Shore Line. We commend
him to the business community Of Little
Rock as worthy young man.
1t is not polite for people to talk out
even in an undertone, at the Opera, du-
ring the performance, for those who do
understand it are annoyed and often
lose the best passages. Those who go
from real interest in the opera have
some rights which all well-bred people
are bound to respect.
Capt. W. D. Stratton is announced
elsewhere in our columns as candidate
for CouIty and State Tax Collector.
The Captain is gentleman of fine BUSH
ness habits, has wide acquaintance, and
will run good race before the Conveu-
ton, although he lost leg in the Confed-
crate service.
r We hope the City Council, among
other duties, will not forget to have the
Nicolson pavement cleaned off and kept
clean. At the eastern end of Adams
street, for instance, the pavement has dis
appeared beneath the mud which runs out
OF Brinkley avenue. If the pavement is
not kept clean and dry it will soon rot.
Rev. DR.. Anderson, of London, will
lecture at the Memphis Club Hall, cor
ner of Second and Union streets, to-
morrow evening. Subject: " Motives Of
my Conversion" Tickets of admission
can be procured at the Catholic Book
store.
Col. W. W. Gates, the venerable editor
of the jackson, (Tenn.) Wing. has q
long article in his last paper, January
9Th, under the heading, " Forty Years
in Printing Office" in which he states
that that day forty years before, be en-
tered printing sfice, and had served in
one ever since in some capacity. DE
has lived to a good, useful old age, sell
dom attained by editors.
|
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The german Opera.

A good house greeted the German
Opera at the theatre last night. We
have not time to notice it as i. deserves,
but can cay that the performance was
charming last night, and We predict full
and fashionable houses ell the week.
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1 hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff Of Shelby County at the
ensuing March election.
A.P CURRY,
I22 Sheriff Of Shelby County.
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Way is il that Marvin & Co. safes are
used in preference to ell others BY the
leading banking houses, hotels, and rail-
road Offices in the principal cities North
and East2 Because they are the safest.
0RGILL BRos. & Co, Agents,
ia Cor. Monroe and Front SITS.
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The Democratic Executive Commit.
HEApo'Ks DEN. ExEouIIvE Cow. !

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Exec.
utive Committee Of Shelby county, held
tsis moruiug At 10 o'clock, Mr.. Thomas
Moget vas elected to Gil ;hs vacancy oc-
cssioRed BY The resignation of Captain
James o. Durf.
Taos II. LoGwOOD. Chairman.
W. II. BADGES, Secretary.
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BIDwELL's AXLE CREASE, for sale to
the city trade at manufacturers price,
with cost of transportation added.
0BGILL Bros & CO., Agents,
ia $40 and 3l2 Front street.
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PIrTsBuRG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley. Mellersh & Co. Ofice, 27S
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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FRFsH celery at all times at ]. D. Ed
wards. Always on hand everything
good to eat, at j. d. Edwards, not only
10 holidays, but all times, all kinds OF
game and poultry. iii
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Jusr received bv Victor d. Fuchs, No.
Al jefferson street, gez steamers Legal
Tender snd Liberty No. ?, hfiY csrcasses
of fresh aud e; =snison, for sale 10 large
or sssall quantities. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-11

oaGILL BRos. 4 Co. take orders fol
steam engines. saw mill, ETC., at the
manufacturers prices. Their terms. are
one-third or half cash with order, and the
balance on delivery at Memphis. liz
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EVENING SALE or FURs-Tss stock OF
furs st Messrs. Roysier, Trezevsnt 4
Co. s will be closed out, as far as possible,
this evening ct seven o'clock Let
everybody that wants attend. lleF
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BELIEVING that the hour system Of
charges is not as acceptable to the ma
jority Of billiard players as the game sys-
tenn, / have concluded to adopt the old
established game rule. Ny endeavor is
to please my friends and patrons, all of
whom are invited TO call. I haze come
10 stay N. MckEoGH,
Proprietor of Peabody Hotel Billiard
Saloon. lOl-I
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VIZ. PENN C0WLEs.

a q u ~ 7 a ~ It.
Memphis. Tennessee
With thirty three years practical sxpesis1ee.
Address CO. <. Hhitmore. Ledger once.
Refers By psrmission 10 Jones. Br0ua A Co.,
Z. Whitmorc, h. s. King A Co.. J. 4. MerIi-
nan, and J. J. Powers. 16-lf4
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We have just received large stock Of
pillow handles ORoILL BRos 4 Co.,
ia Cor. Front and Monroe cts.
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FIRsr- GLASS business property for
sale-the lot No. Towards Row-25
feet front by 100 deem; for sale cheap.
Apply to DR.. W. c. CavenagB, 26S Sc
cond street, corner Court. ll3
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THE CITY.
See Fourth Page for Local News

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown d Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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REMovAL-We take this means of in
forming cur clients and friends that we
have removed our Office to No. Is Msdi-
son street, in the Knickerbocker Building,
one door east Of the First National Bank,
up stairs.
lis EDGESGToS & HALsEY.
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BUY your coal of Brown Il Jones, 2s2
Main street.
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THE BEsr is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
vote has the best Of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. Or
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Brsr Piiisbarg coal delivered TO any
part Of the city promptly, by Brown q
Jones, 80 Main street.
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COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.

THEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF CAN
il didate for County Tax Collector. subject to
the approval Of the Democrats Convention.
GEORGE h. POWELL.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Oscar Woodbridge as a candidate
for Tax Collector Of state and county taxes
for Shelby casnty. at the ensuinE election.
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BRewy 4 JeSEs, 2s2 Main street, have
an immense stock Of coal, which they are
selling at lowest market rates.
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IL you want bill-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way of job printing, come to this Office
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind of prices. Give us call
before making your orders. l48t
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MARCUS J.wRIGHT Is A CANDIDATE
WI for Sheriff Of Shelby county al the March
election. subject - the decision Of the County
Cervrrfin- ~ Jauuary n
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FREsH Savannah river shsd received
daily by Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
street. l3o
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HArs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. CoHEs, 800 Main st. I
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FsrsH cod fsh at J. D. Eiwsrds,' No.
21S Second street.
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DEEDs, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
this az office.
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sazl as CAs q Ssf n. PESIiss.isSi.:.R.

TTTAsTED EVERY on, - 10 y, KNOW Z SN
rtrrTfoT eersr Gonorrhea and elect IN from
f@o 70 ten days. without he use ., neaicines
t,ternaiiy. For sale at knssen's p,lspenssafy'
IL North Court street. sect sfeg!ey q -,
a. auy address. en- receirt q WV iss-f
bOttle.
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London Stock Market-JanuaryI II.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us BY Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky.
70 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky
&c to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
liverpool Cotton market-Jau
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

NeW York Money Market-Jan. IL.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments are better. Sterling Exchange
steady. at 10SA for sixty-day bills. Gold carry.
in1 nj ney cant.
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Money to loan at ass Main st. 1l!'

FarsH white fish at J. D. Edwards.
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AT THE SOLICITATION OF NUMER-
"A oss friends. aud in response 70 the calls In
the Appeal and Ledger, / would respectfully
stale Tat am = candidate for Clerk Of the
tc-s '' N' WILL o. woODsoN.
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WARTS.

--.c-,r-,y-1NTFD-BY A PERSON OF LONG
w exp experience in the farming business, q
si,e. .ss tfiii take part Of the crop as pay
tnr nv services. Gan give the best Of refer
ences. Apply 70 WORD
1ot-1eo as Second 81.
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money TO loan At ssO Main 81. e.
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T AM A CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
i Court Clerk, Il the various Conventions FIX
me so can be. Your yoteR. If you please.
JOHN BROWN,
tee "Still Marching On"
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

r HARVEY MATHFS rs A CANDIDATE
proper Democratic Convention. te
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FarsH turkeys at J. D. Edwards.

ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first PAGE. I
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Colonel HUH D. Greer as q can
didats for the Office Of Count7 Court Clerk,
subject to the Democratic Convention. to
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WrAETED-AeEETs. s75 TO 500 PER PR
w 1nsnsh, male and female, TO sell the cello
h,,.ei and original CoEmon Sense Family
SeVinr Machine. improved Rpd perfected; y
III hem, fell. stitch. tuck, bind, braid and
m6roider In most snpetios mattns 9f; fr,os,
~ ,irl Do not buy from any psrnes ee.,ing
Sr.rhines guscr the rame name - ours. unless
SsSinr 4 ccrifestc Of Agency >--=->- ~ us, az
y =. -. - .so-shl1Ss Cs-t Iroa Machines
essS = .s-.,isro md sorurr apply 10 or address
Il; oRA :, bsS S.kI s2. : SH.,p
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EDIT0R LEDGER: IN RESPONSE TO A
u call from some Of m, friends, In Saturdays
LEDeER. should the people Of Shelby county
decide TO honor me with the Dosition of Clerk
Of the Second Circuit Court will endeavor to
show my apprecition b. faithful discharge of
its duties. N. y. WINCHESTER.
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XETANTBD. "A WHITE WOMAN 40
w cook and wash for private fam amy.
Amply at Is Court streetor 81 Linden 81 WI
XTTAnTED--TwENTY-FIvEQRTHIkIf
w rood choppers. Wages, u - per coIg-
coienGld timber; never culled over. Provl-
tons s..Taisbed at Memphis rates. Pay every
Sssnriay. Apply az Jordan 4 Horizons Mood
gar[ No 20 Real street. Oh
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EDGESoToS & HALsEY.
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EDITUR LEDGER: IN RESPONSE TO A
u call in the PUBLIC LEDGER. you will please
announce my name a candidate for Clerk Of
the Second Circuit Court, Shelby county.
s9-te JOE BARBIERE.
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FoN SALE.


VI.OR SALE-AT. A GREAT SACRIFICE,
on account of the severe sickness OF the
prourister. the Cosmopolitan Restaurant; a
Union street. opposite the new postofice This
pincs has a good many day boarders, and 70, Tor
transient custom IL equals any in the city. The
fixtures arc in No | order, and the price OF
rent is very reasonable. :. Anybody wishing
s9sRdi gfss'n, isi '%S'ssRzoRATI CO.
NOR SALE : STEAMBOAT BAR FOR
saIe. for cash or good city acceptance.
M MARTIN WAIT h CO., . g
li0II7 iTEE 272 Front street.
VToR sALE- ONE PAIR OF IMPROVED
l. Ohio Chester hogs, ten months old; also,
two pigs, six weeks old. from the same. at
X. VAN BR0CKLIN'S.A uct'rs.
IIse $40 Second street. Memphis.
TSOR sAJg-A SALOON AND FIXTURES.
L centrally located. doing good cash BUSH
ness.
Thomqs avenue near Chelsea Brick Church.
ALso, vacant lot. 60xl50 feet. on Alabama
street, near Bull Run, and two frame houses
1.-TWO stories each) and lots on Exchange street
early application to J B. Porter. g0.t
= 7oR sALE-oHEAP. A GooD SECOND.
a b'eessSSYSTERi. IRRELEVANT kCO.'s.
IA s40 Main street. corner Jefferson.
TNoR sALE--oNE QUARTER.MEDIUM
X Gordon prese, now in use and in PERFECT
denvs pr;eo. 500 cash; cost $500. Also. one
second. hand paper-cutter, SH5E1sE; EoT par
ticnIars. address E.WhIIMOkH,
ST Public Lsdssr oelce. Ms@Rhl.;
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which she expects from her children.
This church never vexes converts
with profound questions in theology.
Of those who would receive the
Lords Supper she requires that they
repent them truly of their former
sins; steadfastly proposing to lead a
new life. That they have g lively
faith in Gods mercy through Christ,
and a thankful remembrance of his
death, and that they be in charity
with all men.
TO any and all such, asking no
further questions, this catholic and
most generous church approaches and
by the hand Of her priest gives the
consecrated bread with benediction.
TIE body Of our Lord Jesus Christ,
which was given for thee, preserve
thy body and SOUL unto everlasting
life. Take and eat this in remem--
brance that Christ died for thee; feed
on him in thy heart by faith, with
thanksgiving. A nd with like words
the consecrated wine: Drink this IL
remembrance that Christ's blood was
shed for thee-and be thankful"
Citizens and Christians alll-Be-
cause this Episcopal church is a
reformed church and not a re-
evolutionary her book of
prayer is rich and venerable above
all in the English tongue;-be-
canao her ritual promotes de-
cency, dignity, prosperity and perma
manence because her historic union
through the apostles with Christ com
forts and satisfies so many souls;-
because she adopts her infant child
rem and provides for them education
and drilI;-and because with large
hospitality she protfers ner sacrament
to all true believers Of every name
therefore from her own psalter let US
take the words whereWlth to bless
her: They shall prosper that love
thee. Peace be within thy walls, and
righteousness within thy palaces
Fer thy brethren and companion S
sake [ will wish thee prosperity
Yea, because of the house of the Lord
our God | will seek to do thee good