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Published by the African Methodist

Episcopal Church m the Gites States, for the Dissemination of Religion Worality,

‘To celebrate Thy matohloss might, And Thine eternal love. Obandler, 1837. 1841.

Gloriosi Salvatoris.

‘To the name of our salvation

Honor, worship, thanks, we pay; Which for many a generation

Hid in God's foreknowledge lay, But with holy emultation

We may sing aloud to-day.

Tesne in the Namo we treasare, Name beyoud what words oan tell;

Name of gladpesa, Name of pleasure, Kar po heart delighting well ;

Name of swoetocss, passiog measure, Saving us from sin and boll.

‘Tis the Namo for adoration ; ‘Tis the Name of ¥ietory ; ‘Tis the N r meditation

In the vale of misery ; ‘Tia the namo for veneration , By the citizens on high.

Joann is the Namo exalted Over every other name ; In this Name, whene'er assaulted, We can put our foes to shame; Strength to them who ele had halted, Byes to blind, and feet to larg,

Jesus, we thy Name adoring, Long to see Thee as Thoo art; Of thy clemency imploring So to write it in our heart. That hereafter, upward soaring, We with angels may have part Neale, alt. Gloria, laus, et honor All glory, praise, and honor To Thee, Redeemer, King; To whom the lips of childres Made sweet hosnonas ring

Thou art the King of Iaracl, Thow David's royal Son,

Who in the Lord's name comest, The King and Blessed One,

The company of angels Are praising Thee oo bib, And mortal men, and all things Created, make reply.

The people of the Ilebrews With palmsbefore Thee went Our praise, and prayer, and anthem Before Thee we present

To Thee before thy Passion They sang their hymns of praise; To Thee now high exalted Our melody we raise

Thou didat accept their praises Accept the prayers we bring, Who in all good delightest Thon good and gracious King Theodalph of Orleans, d. 62 see For the Obristian Recorder WILMINGTON CORRESPONDENCE Chaplain Hanter and Ree, Mr. Hood

for a Charch—A shameful contest

tending

Ma. Kovron:— After trying to preach to near ly six thodsand persons oo Sabbath afternoon, I gallopped my horse into Wilmington for the pur the

pose of attending night service there, in apleadid church which was recontly received into After

bling my horse, [ immediately proceeded to the

our conneaion by Chaplain Hunter ata eburch, where I found one of the finest charches jo the city, filled with an audience equally in Rey. Brother Hood, of tho A K

Zion Ohuteh, was proaching, and Munter was

teresting

sitting in his reary =

After looking over the church a few momenta, as thin was iny first visit, I thea threw my he ad

back to listen to Bro. Hood. He preached a splendid sermon, which was highly appreciated by civilians aod officers. After he ronclided I treated the subjent of education a short time, a and thas ended our meeting Next morning | learned that Brother Hood

the troubles which would follow Daring the day I met Bro. Hood and Wubter with whom | conversed freely on their reaper

laima; Hoanter contending that he h

add

them wili

tha; people, aad procured for

Boho end al hot

Hood t

Hunter wae a chaplain in the ary

tection from General

be interfered with; aod

adi that

nd had o

business interfering with civi Yion Obureh had a Oonforene resolved to hold their next soe to

matters, tha

md that he felt in duty t

ms on the 7

| Zion ton times.

was here for the purpose of forming the Metho dist congregations, and that Chaplain Hunter | was holding on to his claims. My heart sank within mo immediately, for f could anticipate

The Conference will soon begin to meet, and as I shall not be at any of its sessions, as we will | move in a few hours for some point in the mid- | dle of the State where terrible battles may have |

jto be fought, aod where I, for one, may fall in

\ .

Rey. Elisha Weaver, dit

vey. Filsia AVOr, MALO.

THE CHRISTIAN RECORDER While Hunter estimated the yala is righ Is poblisted wrery Aatarday on bebalf vf the by virtue of the mon slaughtered in his regime AFRICAN METHODIOT SCOPAL CHURCH taking the place, doubting the possibility

ev hold nference there without the aid of the

REV. ELISHA WEAVER, military, But it is needless to refer to the ar

General Bouk Steward and Editor, euniohtit AP stank eiridecs eink TL ty cay, thal

No 619 Pore Sracer, Puradbirwia. : ; “ .

Novics.—Al) letters tnatlora pertaloing 66 the Book Comeers | fromm Sabbath aight till Tuesday morning | heard saneurig> eee otpupwc ond A gooers tabeatoese Beer Com” | and saw enough to siekeu any man 8075, Fhiladetphla; andail uastters eat by sspreasandinverelty,, ‘These two men conversed with me separate mins be directed tn K. Weaver, No, 619 Pine Bt I

At hetiore pertajalag to private matters, ahowd be direted and it it will be understood that I did not feel ee Seauus any disagrecableness from the fact of their wran

enr, payable in advance; or these | ling, for I kuew they were familiar the cir sight cumstances connected with the matter. Lut ADVERTISEMENTS what hurt mo was, the citizens b to inquire

We eollelt Advertisements of all descriptions, euitableforarelh | of me how this difference oxisted flour whieh will be pabiished ae fotinwa:—

Cards or Adeartisemenla, inserted for wae year, provided they do Now, the idea of these two connexi reach Bot exceed eight Ines, ten dollars, paper locladed; or, dollare F i without the paper,—elx months, for six dollars, paper det— | ing the sume gospel, believing the same doctrine, three menths, four doflars,—oos month, $159, paper in sach ease ay pre ate ik ons ta halk differing only on episcopacy, coming here among

vertisoments must be atcompauted with the | Se a, i pe rare a aS CORRESPONDING EDITORS OF CHRIATIAN RuconDEN | *" NHECeHt people to create a church schism, i Baltimore Conference, REY. BW. T. TANNER s burving abame Philadelphia ” “ A. L. STANFORD. Tam not finding fanlt with either Hood or ” “ > . 4 New York |) LPATTERBON. | rruaier. Lam disposed to condemn neither fur Obie “ “ BAMUEL WATTS, | theircunvexional seal. Both are right in trying : indians % BNOS MeINTOBH.) to build up their respective connexions; but the " bs | California ” “ 7M.D. WARD blame lies in the existence of the two orguniza- ——__ +22 ——_ — —_ } tions. As one of God's feeble instrament [ m | tried to my utmast to unite these two churches Pymnological, fovesedag thi sci. T'troia kad spoke: pio: tt — . prior to the meeting of our last General Confe- LATIN HYMNS. | Feuen, at which I drew up aud offered a set, of —s resolations that I thought no one could object Te Deum Patrem Colimus. jt. Theeo resolutions met the free enc ment Almighty Father, just aod good of Superiatendent Clinton, and several distio Wehambly seek Thy {ace ; . guished divines in both churches. But having We praise Thee for our daily food, ” [to Jeave the General Conference for the army for Thy gifts of grace. nie F 7 baceel achat F before they decided upon the proposition of 0, Jeeus, ne Fay eae qe uniting, L was informed they had agreed upon Ber LA an ath abhor | terms of partial unity, till informed better by Within the womb to lie. Bro. Hood According to bis definition we stand upon the t wif, a victim pare, . hes RATE nei give; P | same ungprtain base that the last General Coo Thou didat the bitter cross codure | ference found us, If that bea fact, | aw much | That guilty soals might live, mistaken, for I positively thought something was | And Thou, blest Spirit, shalt be praised, effocted in the convention held between the two inareke cat atel tous be raised connexions; but if it be a fact, in the name of unt a! . nd + —_ cai cadican Rinaks be aired, all that is dear to our religion, let the better thinking men rise io their great might, and pity 5 Cree Lg pg pn sa and break down that wicked partition.

death, I feel it due the cause of my race and |

humanity to make this request.

But as for one,

I shall never quarrel with any body, relative to eburches or theological technicalitivs, unless some one besides a Methodist aswnils my faith; then I may try to vindicate my religious policy But T expeot to quarrel with these two connes-

ions until they unite.

Rather than destroy the

unity of the Southern Methodists, 1 would pre- | fer seeing the Bethe) Church absorbed io the

ashes.

| brands in that convention which assembled for |

Tam for unity, at all hazards; | }and those brethren whom I learned threw fire. |

| that purpose bad better repent in sack-cloth and |

Let ua unite at once, and stop this connexional |

fizzling penceforth and forever

L know there

is not a minister in either church but would yote | for it, could they witness what I do daily, and if the ministers will agree, the people will say uo

thing againstit; they will be glad to see it: some

timber-head might jabber a little, who can't ap

preciate ite advantages, but God will soon kill | him off.

Well, [must pack up, and got ready to march;

I Jearn that we are going to start forG

whero we may have to fight ¢

ever, be that os it may, try, friends man, to unite the Zion aod Bethel Charches. Ploase excuse thin writing, for all are ina bustle now Yours truly Ouartais HM For the Christian Recorder OUR LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE. A Great Speech by General Palmev Mn, Kojron:—ASir:—We are having grea times here. Genera! Palmer, who t bee placed in command of this department, has hi headquarters in this city, and jon last nigh Moreh 20th, 1865, he addressed the large aut dience of colored people, at Centre street chu which has ever been known to colle n the city of Louisville. I wont to the church at an early hour, expecting to be amoog the first t, con trary to wy anticipati I found th ree filled with a denae-erowd of people of ull colors who were unable to gain admission tu the prob The houre is large and roomy, but it was not ca pable of accommpdatin 1 the crowd assembled I got inside 1} building by the hardest exertion ah Gen 1 eolor nd was in attendances, and, upon | uppenra the pulpit, discoursed some very pat muni After the band cessed 7 ng the Gone r smidat tremendous, applause He commenoed ny th ' avngouncemoent that he w ! 1 people of Lou le, in Centr wis what bad brought so large nenurse « 1 t other i} t wae lik y | w 1 t pe who kad attempted to ad a red 4 t that | ft ug wa " iF f ed f t their y 1 third | ple at He 1 th } n ’ fr he wu the | army, whet } er loyal; that ¢ i Li Qimselves and th \ mm the battlefield © tb uy ) cbe 0 } } i protect them in t r righ an eo that they ¢ tl fa 0 ad] He theo oxelled them to t aref hei Honey t juander it away 0 trifle drinking and bling, ba 0 i need ful and fortal tt th m a children To the w Is The ( f Uniwd tow roe u froo | 1 adk | i | March ‘ f you beeom f : ‘ ‘ tin t Un 1 Ta f th lesed be { ’ Ju , snd a nd t r

“PHILADELPHIA. APRIL 1, 1865.

REHCORDE

Vol. V—No. 13.—N ew

Piterature and Science,

‘ies. Whole No, 222.

————————— = any more have no foar, for the | For the Christian Recorder. 1 freo, Mr, Editor, does this look like the'slaves cating these sentiments by argument, but trust | nesed only by Manville and Riecbard’s sunt

uh of the whip ha rack 1 for the last tiw ASTRAY WAIF FROM THE PORT OF are going to Oebt for Jeff. Davis? ed to time, und the influeoce of Southern prin-| whom we have known as Uol ‘Tracy's sister

er you as Now exert yourselves, aod GRACE. The U0th Regimeat, being the leading regi i and society, to effect the ired change. | Laura, while Laura's basband performed the give t to the croakers who have so often said BY ¥. GOODELLE HI ment of the cvlored brigade, were the fir Thus the subject was dropped, and both father | rite, which united this ill-fated evaple that bigue eat ake care OF thense Sumo young mad-eap eMthusiasts never know honor that accursed slave place with the colored and son avoided allading to it again We will here state that all Eovanditee Labor, and suve the proces As of your labor. 1) how to deal with sober reslities wotil they yet | solgiers We are now encamped on a Mr Richard, while at a party made in | rofhis | had ceased, loo years ayo, between Leura Trac know tl ne whites will try to intimidate you, | pyee deep in the mud, or to some insurmounta- | Henry Natt’s farm, vine miles from the city— return, formed the acquaintance of a young man, | and her brother. Her marriage with “ arid when they see you fixing up and putting 00 | big stone wall, ‘The sage ie truly objective,“and | 1 saw his whipping whore, Iai informed, by the nauieof Gedrge Manville, ‘Young Man-| mlateter, Alfred Haya, had tuecered bla lotus lecent clothes will nay That ris stuck |} suppose there is no other w ay for persons to | many & poor soul bad bis death wound inflic ville was a xd-looking fellow, good-natured | disploasure. Laura bad several times sought Ps up; but no gentleman or well-bred person will ieury, save by experience upon him, Well, if say man were to put my ox and perfectly well acquainted with the city and | eouciliate her brother, but without success Al. sey ity aes y will ony but a fool ora Havre de Grace, you know, is charmingly situ- | in such « place ¢ t him, I 1 turn him the cirele in which Richard moved. They soon! fred Fleye wa good and noble, and with his

afer would be guilty of + such near the mouth of the Sanquel ativer off the place_I think it is ¢ that that Nutt became fast friewds. Manvill rick vely wife, joined his efforts to make the young range Malile qnahrowled inthe! weled arandenk af Ta:'] ware cracked handsome, and much sought after by those who | bride happy

To the colored people in general bo suid: you dian Legend. Many of the colored frieuds hore | We are hooored with Chaplain Hanter {nu our failed in readiog his true character, n4 did Rich-| Richard was happy, and soon the shadows eft have reason, ou account of the great amount of | take the Jer, so, of course, they are enter- | brigade, who stands by his regiment on overy ard Tracy. But Manville was a villain—the | Lina’s fair brow. ‘They were happy, butit was prejudice which exists, and which is brought to ' . tev. Wo. H. Hopkios preaches | occasion likes man. I would to God we had besutiful casket enshrined a heart black os the |as the ocala that pre edos the eat storm bear so fearfully ayainst you, to be nt; 188) here, and in two other smal! places, one of which | #uch a one in our regiment, for I truly believe hadows of Hudos, wod dead to all the finor feel- | Did Richard—did Lins feel ts dread abe ? wh rt time all these things will erected. |<. Deriiueton. rather felmed now as being the | it would be the weans of winning many souls to ings, those minor chords which render the life | Had they oo warsing of the shadow that val You have enemies in the north as well as ia the headquarters of your amie de plume. Het a| Christ. The regimentis in oxcellent health and of man repleto with mnty soon full, erushir ‘the life from their youn, nouth, but you have, also, a host of friends in | non of uncommon ep uy; bas beoo with this | good spirits, Richard sometimes felt the subtil flue hearts : . i this country a bave bees and - still wie | people three years, and ix causing them to beatit I have introduced your paper in the regiment that this Manville exerted over him without uo is a = jug for you; but you must labor for yourselves;

themselves in the great work of educating their | which has long been greatly appreciated, and I derstanding it, howe

strive to become united, for without unity of

ebildren, Indeed, it was through his influence | have obtained o good namber of subscribers, able himse he di

I you can accomplish nothing Mw -yourselves ) . ' id a pish o yr *S that tha more intelligent part of the comumuvity which I will send to you as soon as the Pay These two meo were

or your rave

ver; for candid and he For the Christian Recorder. LETTER FROM ALBANY, NEW YORK

Mr

1 not readily doubt ot

fated ¢ connected

Epirox

reg eae io There ore so many things of iq. not. Jeb telies divide, yass applied to the American Misstomiry Association | waster comes around N. B. Srenuers jegree, through lif ; . stand and act firmly together, ond by all means 4 i “es i gh interest trauspiring in this quarter of our globe, 8 . ’ to send them a teacher, promising to furnish her R. C. Se ant 39th U. 8. C. T Ove morning, at breakfast, Col Tracy Weclared t my Gladaldiyour chitdves, fhe wuek th yoer ponfifen * ‘a g z i Tacy J réd | the y pen refuses lo remain sileot any longer; sai seabath iataeol toate oben One ore ps oe ' me ne a 7 San &o -.-.- his intent going up to the plantation for a | therefore, jumping forth from amidst the multi- . ’ | ur friends at ust before the commence few days, on busine fo will here stat have to contend, that you will fail without eda-| oo: of he rebellios ee! i a a = For tho Christian Recorder os bs 1 . = , W ; will t ate that | tudes of events which #urround it, and moving f | ment o e rebellion il chool-house - ol. Tracy had move the ty of New { t se of { cation. Your owaers used to assusnethe respon-| 1 cc tt burned th the ground be dh LETTER FROM FREDERICK, MD “edt acid New Or- | upon the smooth #urface of the paper, it speaks, see Jurnoc © the groupe ) be BOL ea he « LOM Ce a t ? ‘ pt and says Os 0 sibility of taking care of you; but you will now |) ooh of the ent ~ ho bi J ‘ Ma. Eprron:—As conference approaches allow an ' ai hy Oper enw akihte WNT branch © 0 same cigne who burned the ec ers 6 Tamily ’ i 4 0 i huvo to moot them differe you will have | 1.04 orshan asvlur } Spits cies Vork, |! give a brief summary of events which have a ‘ ’ ' w: Recardier, a6 Sir sneeetsteee tt eae sored 0 an asylumesod churches in New , ° a . re 1 tich j au 1 ‘ 4 j 1] a °| ; make your own batgains and do your own tra-| my. Sas bali cud Sha ee Getrnieacn Ber c |, |oceurred dariug this most remarkable yoa . mer a : Tea ee tn Feowings eS eeu ding, and make your own living, for I hie 5 sea iba thee: iL cost, | Having received our appointment, we at ovce Tred fiend nee ot hie tne ee | Brews iting (0: the! Mamarens "Nes hem were so great that they were well nigh B Loy let Chis love for the be your va ; , here to-night, officially, that slavery in these . * F which they had | FePaired to sod were most cordially bac : rie | hestdbinaee-k oi, : 2 i ostrained to leave the property which they bad : u) Lioa, of their betroth and her «in I , » winte United States is dead desir wigan Saint oe Png | ceived on the part of the Church, the brett ? ASL Dear readers, «Abe wintor just past haw bien accumusate t ea perseverance an i, @ f et ir 4 v e s of ls 1 rat ng et This is. synopsis of the strain ia which the [Ao NU SF Beat 5° | ren lodged ua, for the time, with Brother Mona | , is ener ares, LLG te TOF re a Sith age OEE Se jigrate northward tt wh U her n pl i T st t 1 te " 7 General addressed us. He closed with an elo-| sy 4 gaint, ¢ eit ‘ u, wan who is to usa striking example of Oy '° DUANOwn BiTh wl plead- | it hes pleased the Lard to pass through Stan: Ir. A. Smith, formerly a slave, yet the owne I ed #0 choqur tal of th ire State quent appeal to the people to ure all their enor-| , tl od q ae wneF | the power of Divine grace upon the heart. In ; lof the Exspire State, and in doing so he! has 2 ovat home and several good teams, saic . would only ee har 1 leaae on the eve ji gies to advance their condition ha whe Bae) OTS. tee tals z ' . * ‘ his younger days, he was a great “ Root-man Hehe a earth cca ortieneliedonliwes ts he s fined 75 fe longing to a Masonic or he sai anasively m yrivg them forth fro owe I. Greorena: | er aod wan bound byitath, never any | *bich is but» form of paganism naturally rae Waa i , ' and brivg them forth from the powor of simjand 7 Jer, anc us bound, by oath, never to joia an irs acy i t abt tha t as a Sat tk : ove i Louisville, Ky., March 21, 1865 iety. But the “ae sey oy, | aulting from slavery; but on the conversion rhs : Behe and Balsa st, eve) Shi slin’ SYS : Sas: “« leh ut the “never” ix up now with that Sicaibux iseb:tbe these abv Gis vate iat, Goa s food im " painted ; but she | life, Thirty-nine have been received on proba gentleman, aod the occupation of the southern hole , ’ Y tion jn the Church, and many backsliders have For the Christian Recorder hash datatnu sithee toleo: | whole paraphernalia of his saperstition, and ia + < k ri jch b-burning clique is gone a . eae pe ; : you know sny th f) been brought back to their allegiance to the efet< NEGRO SUFFRAGE The pringipal occupation of the people in H. | °°" 8” mae pte a. ame OES GRO OF Abe ey, én kiow doer © | nal God A’ ; ; most profitable class leaders in the Ohu ’ , ay We insert the following extract from a specch | is fishing. I wonder if these fishers learn euch . sa Siar aealahian Acutl¢the Saar be th. 28tinst porsoue marryiag with th beneath | ur Church here isin « good spiritual and delivered “in St Louis, Missouri, some woeks | hallowed lessons ss thus Galilee, whore} ~* “ |. them in rank and fortune, no matter what sl condition, On the 26th of February by Mr. Wm. P hearts burned within them while the good Sa. |": ## #2 expense of nearly one hundred dollars \ ; : b ago, by Mr m Allon, by special request a nad within: Fem while'the geek Be | a! inte chalontad most comfortably in, Ulities may be we made agrand rally, for the purpaseof raising Taking the extract aan fair sawplo, our readers | Viour taught them ; Surely we ouly can “he aki Aekdbes tke tt ba e eo [ know, mother," said the young man, “but | funds to pay off the indebtedness of the church, may form ‘sn idea of the general meaning of the | 88ved by the angel of his presence.” SORE oo YOae TAS Pasnew AWAY: PET should Lina become poor by any untoward cir-| which amounted te sbout $1,000, Webad a whole. The seutiment expressed concerning the out Darlington the ocoupation is farming |'C°* Peace Ba° Amuty existing throughout theen- umatance, that is no why I should seek | good day financially twithstanding it rained alg RENE , tha howl g day anocially, notwithstanding it raim

requisite qualifications for a voter, meets our | The Messrs, Pekers are quite extensive farmer Mr. A. Berry, #ith whom I have Well

ization has begun to roll, allow me the privilege school which may be taught here, is, of course

t

absolve the

Heaven

, + yows ding During the year there has been no special

| ; ‘ of ecjual- | "shelter and rations.”

hearty approval good! Of Lina’s

the outpouring of the Spirit, and yet upward of 30

Fetcow Crrizens;—Since the ball flourishic - ayo, some 35 have been added to the church my father's sake, she

; vugh gre etarded by the robe ‘ of continuing ite perpetual motion, by alluding | prospective He who doeth all things well is Although greatly retarded by the robel inva ly. mack ae he woul

| sion last J

solely to a class of people known beat as “Und-| giving the teacher elect, as usual, a lenson in per uly) Mie Saanaial xffsies of the svotety ted Colored Americans.” footing herself in waiting. “Who may not do,|*t® 8 ® fair condition: a debt of over twelve toe4 Lina, I will m The public will’ agree, that for the last two| may yet full the harder task of standing still,” | *¥adred dollars has beou reduced to nine han

dred and fifty, while all the incidental expenses,

ly know ahe is good

Rut, my gentle mother, whatever misfortune may

arry hor ju

rey rod in the sight of | in the morning, and the: walking was almost in- I know nothing. I We I hope, for Bishop A. W. e may be rich, and her fami-| Wayman was present and rendered very efficiant i desire my allistice with. | service, both in prenching aod in makiog ap- The efforts of our people on that occa- sion confirms what | said in a subsequent letter,

family tolerable during the balance of the day.

1 and pure raised from our people #200

peala |

the same.” |

“God bless you, my noble son,” said Nellic| that they were « willing people, and will give a

hundred and fifty years, that body of people | quoth Whittier. Let those stand still who can, : Tracy, with deop feeling. ‘‘I trust al! may be! good account of themselves when called on, have been debvscd and humiliated bevesth all | 1 beg to be excased | though unusually heavy, have been met with a well,” | They are always giving, and still they haye some the omtoasts of this polluted world, and yot,were| In former times several little schools wera | *Pitit that speaks wall, extremely well for the hat same morning Richard's portrait was | left. ;

good people of the mountain city, Though few

the members of Quinn Chapel are a

there ever known a nation or people, after such| taught here. Besides, exhibitions have been sent home

embarrassing ciroumstan held in this most ruetio settlement, io namber

as capable, or as Just now

host within themselves, and no momber of the

well qualified to participar

in political or social | the interest usually taken jn such amusements is

eoftanchisement as they? Ianswer no! ‘Then | latent, because of wundry discouragements; im-| Baltimore Conference nocd murmur if he be they had finished ba why do we still keep them ina state of obseu-| passible roads being not the least among them. |%9* Frederick was announced, and rity? The question is left for to answer. | Many of the young men have gone to fight for| OF people here are awuke to the great 0 leged friend, came int

}eessity of education, and wheu © lsid the clajma

ad

bjeot!

universal freedom

t a day sinks in dblivion but what wo hear atant thet they may the picture was hun

just enough Nght to

of Wilberforce before them bly

pase over the name

our friends and acquaintances remark, “ Mad the | accomplish their It in a myxtory to me pra Aipie jat ache

T cannot

|

following wills f the

the list without saying a word in reference t

as the int

negro common intellige , we would not expa- | bow patriotism can find a lodgement in the hearts back to take s full

he of those heretofore, had

ny thing | much lose the privilege of enj

equali who have brother who head

mombered aft

od

against his politic Jo bigher than degradativn Therefe

those

year

bo country,

ignorant, and ¢ to

{ seetn to aspire ying the inesti en wheo that pi

him It has been but little over ter house of

in learving, we hazard th

mable boon of human freedom yeare since

among the whites

we believe that he isso

he emerged from the dark

destined. s, let him lone in his glory rankest secession sentiment exists here Oppression, When ¢ Tracy

adsortion that been { have

and yet he

all

It manifesta itself in barn itation, he t

Unio A.M. F

We would ask friends the plat

f Manville

and acquaintances rhite nt and unintel de

we

nia.'t dele the’ walchoussa’ of an pat to shame many who have

churches set

whether thors

aro not many of a! r , and

wh

and

yea, white people, who are ignor ) chureh their lives

ears (Shame on suc | j ham ach | ring

ughtful and ys be heard

preaching f dine 1, | orderly i

school Mins. th

that serves our rae

is taught,

th

ot. This isa great en th ut |

weation yu

s, th

let us+| consequently members had it insured, Mr. N the

Maryland, under the American

I atte old Hartley

river

answer y

ponderance, and as we must ad

tbfow the idiotism of both parties together, and Nuys Superintendent of

say, regardless of « Give th ht of wef r W satisfaction

and waa eciation

sok

ull ih visited thie place on th wealth

but being

By wo doing we will had been in re has, in a few years,

have Joho | de J pre

numbers, f

Cosur, notwithstanding their former | bis

generated into a

the lab

vented

humiliati are nes to domand

voice in this Americai government come out in large m homes sever 4, amoug Ww

thus

Senator Henderson thas well said, that the two | miles distant William

manifestiog considerable ] The H. G building a sehool bh Kichard Tasker, 1

Mre, Anna Chinn

Wm the daughte

terest

in the cause of education

prop

rintondent te

usable qualification

great and only ind more ex ntaway

Hobinsono, 1

be

tful voter, aré intellige dj ergetic men wed

I loyalty, a Canada

W

t-| her J

nod

red had better wait m Massa

children in one or yeurs, Mr A.M

> that they Cha fr

iF t

husett

aureh

Why, she ha cident

on oponed

the

hur under

black ma mastor was Col, Tr

It has for teachers,

and Mra

Uniop, why not allow him t

A. Gibson, prineipa Josephine Cheese

he is too igr

1, with

as Mrs, Tracy looked Richard's pale aad fixed

betokened a

wor

I TH

wt thd Christian Rooord

39TH REGIMENT — ie ask a, T

LETTER

FROM

THE CURSE OF

It had been painted by a celebrated | artiat, whothad suoceeded admirably io giving the

picture a trua and life-like expression

% iD & proper position

view

pleased and expressed their satisfa

aud Mes. Trac

formerly

faw

I purchased s¢

aud be

she learn

1 nod indulgent

singular as it was inexplicable

and soon Many

When I came to this oharge there was butone of the Christian Recorder taken in the city, but through exertion we haye five regular subscribers, and many more have pro- mised to give in their names and money shortly. I think that if the editor of the Recorder would, when visiting in this State, stop at the capital, jand sive us ove of bis soul-stirring sermons, be would greatly adyance the interests of God as woll as hiv valuable paper, amongst our people. They really feel slighted by him, and I there- fore hope thot the next time he comes north,

copy

B

aging the picture, Manville

with the freedom of a privi the room, When at last with KIVE & puod «fest, alk stand ol Mra

in Tracy re

er, the feelings she expori

All

ctare was hao were tion returt

ld Riek

from

he will not fail to pay as a visit

On the 16th inat., pursuant too call previous f New York met io Al- any, to form o State Equal Righte League, aux- They assembled Hemilton Street Baptist church, at 11 A.M Mr. Stephen Myers called the

to by nomipating Kev. Mr. President, and Mr. Mathiest

rd, in the presence

had ok

that he All |

made | ly issued, the citizens o

d inqui- | t

iliary to the National League

n the

Jes about fifty miles up the | o'clock

» man of considerable | assembly order

ld, reckless disposition, | Prime, of Troy

8

equandered bia fortune, and | Secretary

oobrmed drankaerd and yam

The Chairman, after thanking the Convention for the honor conferred on him, remarked that as the

ander- | »,

vera! plantation and hogse jiadroo

cause was a great aod good one, they ought l

ke the blessing of divine Providence it, and sapplicate His guidance in their

rof old Hartley's

nh educated at « Catholic | non

veracll his law-| gelibe

ions er was then offered by Mr. H——, after call f

M

tifal, and I Pra was real

the convention was read. ved that a committee be ap-

which th

ung thing, TI} Mp g

t

but what I am t

pointed on permanent organization f the proceedings, Rey. Mr. 1 ioquired who the

arose and convention were

for slay

ntage Troy

representatives

hing t | 'Thomaa, of

proper in the

when a diseussion ensued, which lasted until the hour of adjournment

The afternoon session opened at half-past two

clock, Mr

The minutes of the morning session were read,

n motion of Mr. Myers, they were stricken

out aod the convention organized under the ori-

bit of huma at the first

1 the audacity to faint, whea i the name of her future

igh I

L have

T must althe

Prime in the chair

master

tive class of ney her

wile an which

ginal oall A committee was appoioted to nominate offi- cors for the convention, who reported the follow- ing gentlemen, who were unanimously elected : Mr. Rioh, of Troy; Vice Presi- Towns, of New York; Secretary, f Albany yn taking hia seat, made a atir-

pale and horrified, while

almost defiant expression

resolation, although

President Mr. E Mathiest

lle Mr

President spoech, in which he stated the object of the and

Conventive which was received with tre-

me i] pT emainder of thie passion was opoupied

adopting a constitution for the

gue, until 6 o'clock, when

to meet on Kriday morning at 9

nit Mareh*17 .djournment

J

—Convention met Mr. Rich in the Logas. Minutes

Ww re read, corrected and approved A committer

er by Kev

Was sppointed to nominate off- ; cers for the Lengue, who selected the following

geotlemeo Arenident Vice

Boe

J. Sello Martan, of New York President, W. M. H, Johnson, of ond do, Rev. J, W. Logan, of By- Third George Weir, of Buffalo,

Uorresponding Secretary, Joba Bosman, of

during that strange é k

= rat

know

Albany

; aa do

LoURE

Robert Jackson, of Al- Adam Blake, of Albany. Kxevative Board—Garrett N. ¥.; P. W. Ray, M.D, of Wm. Rich, of Troy, N. ¥y New York; Wim. H. Berns, of

‘otur Ire

Member

the

solutions the Convention Ja

- - = — —— | y , ; 7; r ae — 4 5 4 \ AL rh u vie a ~ y, () THE CHRISTIAN sRECORDEI!I April 1, if _ ‘ ° ~~ ae of preparation, We must first rt io the I to the | fi " t ( ‘ os 1 i been d sed a ‘ thiul omis For the ('h Recorder sud Micngseta wheel into line, and oven Old f st tf pt vost Dlarabal to the Provast Genera flan, ue we the ata ‘ ' vb: hte ance allingab the election FROM 28th U. 8, C. T Keutuck M# getting better, poor, conservative, Che Christian Hecarder. vn: soe the Provint Genera | paslot ; hover D slthash to ite pitied ‘ ealovisg Iolite abel asl loos fee é and thence t Juartermaster beh enge ox ud can ' t t . R } stistion Lote LR ro-tlavery Indiana is afraid to out loose from ; you, Jud rowent of Vouisiana, Tt ‘ ; ; . % t out f Key. J rom the agitated vil oun W ou suts. Your} j i 16 to put away a buisdred Qousand by hia Company tw tho 28th. Regiment (2S ber aocient leud-marks, and regards her laws, so Philadelphia, Saturday, April 1, 1665. | ry here, but the ints aro all mom) ho eit monwealth ; our wal wument in the N ase af | pay ay’ their brohers, wndlém, aus ties ; zi, peas p fur as the welfare of her colored people is coo Ms : fd ‘ for 7 f aay ri k ly for ! t t r aud | 1 Representatives on the vital 1¢ ru eto wo up & pice party of cerned, a4 beiug made after the fashion of the EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. nab, Ga kod in the any 1, and y wregt ewer=| fy ts Esha lo = on eae 1 people to urel a ave avery ! oe oareet robles I me of th rewho stands by thers | jaws of the Medes and Porsians. The result is, Savannah, Georgio, March 20 apexes Ge ova. Uoph which will lente (9e Hate ey y brings to bear wpoo) forth and defended, i alike worthy the head of | of Louisiana contain over men who are mee : thas. all: 9a ee : iF os: i afi, ie More than nine daya have now elapsed since nah at three o'clock. This w enol of us its peculiny demands, To this hour) 4 statesman and the heart of a philanthropist. | policemen of 1 re cannot be a It was o beautiful oveniog in the mooth of North or come West, skip over the State and in- ale ith t the Kensington | t? Ket thero—by taking this ts t of peril every troe Christian citizen should do And may 1 be allowed, ladies and jomon, | More corrupt g urth ward Vebruary, and that which took place in Co. F., 28th | vest their means ia Northern Iiinois, Michigan we stepped on board the cars at the zi hil, ta), | 08 board of the tug. She was anneut vo! hia whole duty, both on Christian ond ao eiti-| the express opinion that country | Whiladelphia is than the free) Reviment U. & C. T., now atationed at City | or Wisconsin Depot, ia the north-eastern seation of Philadel) soe bat did oot start tillive | We » White and black won, patriots and Chris-| Will have neither Union nor peace—T repeat it, | State governmen mma. Let the gov") point, Va., made it wore pleasant “| But T God that T am spinning out rather « phia. We left the City of Brotherly Love at . . , . : f u ‘ n either Union nor pene until toall men, irre- | erument oot be recognized until it recognizes ss Jee , \ rth ngthy communication, a spite of all my good half past 4 o'clock, P.M. aad arrived in New finally got under way, aud had proceedod three wis Ais i gall alee es 5 Msg spective of their color, there shall be a nd | every mau entitled to citizenship, and its mem ergeant Koberts, Orderly of the company, | lengthy comm: ry } . York city at 9 o’clock, of the eume day, safe aod | °F four miles, when the Captain anchored wi) proper constituted authorities, and save the practical recognition of equal civil and political | bers themselves will be so fond of the Africau| immediately after retreat roll-call, marched his | inteations Bo I must now begin. to close my 1. ‘Thankful were we to escape tho dust, |" Plaatatiqn vo the baoks, until three o'clock antsy t verthrown by the plits and ts. And at this consummation, as the French | citizon as to swear that they even have « tinge| men up befure our worthy Captain's quarters, | letter eos Wott of tach when ailust the iron |0ext mornidg. We then made our way to Sa-| piracion pperl erg | poet, Lamartine, beautifully said, that the im-| of African Blood in their own veins. Yetoutof| god after delivering a short speech, which had| In conelusion, let mo say that it is» pleasant emwoke and bustle of travel, when at last the iron . oe ; Ake Deon kaekustvae rR ak mortal Wilbegforce appeared before the throw but nine in the State in been prepared for the ogcasion, presented him| sight, in making my pastoral visits, to find the norse drew rein within sight of the “secred’ | *870%" See tie tei el ie ae } , { God, bearitg in his hands the broken fetters Statea government can permit) PIP ag ais teat i ha ie ae Se Popes Gog es prevints ef the Gothamite city At about seven o'clock we diatinetly beheld the The A: Al oe Oar. exe of eight hundred thousand emancipated bond: | supplica to t without apecial permit The} With a handsome sword, sash, and belt, for which | Reoorder on almost every tab Un Sabbath moraing, the 12th instant, we vis aptured city, aud every heart was tified up at) forty-nine yours, separate and distieet from T men, #0 shall the prayers of four millions of | people have o ut the ve-driver's con-| they paid ($150) one hundred and fifty dollars | much it is appreciated. I think I shall have a : ¥ % he wigt clesiastioal bodies, legislating her own laws | disenthralled American bondawen in our land | tempt for us So help me God,” continued| The men raised the money, bought the article | few more subscribers for you in & few days,— t A.M. K. Church, in Brook. | #° "abt f , rel ; g } ited the Fleot ateent A.B. Ee - oe prec Ab atchh cilatbrers Inciiad’ ner Sal osha and controlling ber own destinies, by (he ussist- | call down from Heaven blessings upon the heads | the speaker, *L will never vote for the adimis vut the knowledge of their cummander, and, | Some new oves, and some who will renew their lyn, of which Elder Cain is the worthy pastor Me , na Sia Charehvetent seen ital he ned | Of the noble men and womén who have been | sion of such an oligarchy Wait another Coo oa: It tock bie By aarefies, The fall subscriptions. “his gentleman insisted upon our ruuking a few | |be cotton-presses. Dany of the eitizens came) base SAE HS , . faithful to the great principles of human free-| gress, and under the lead of Planders—God OSs FF Pee ey COEDS en te , ke fi b leit. J ft n we} dowa to the boat. We saw white and colored her io perilous times o-day she comes forth | 4.4 tt bist=- Loud arora age aay | Weare daily anticipating a visit from Profes remarks trom * pulp ou allernoon e;” | L, J leas b —tLouw 1 come to us a oe : > | : gutta 4 Brooklyn rik casaeed wer into New | mechanies workiug side by side, aud the same io | from tho wilderness, “ fuir as the moon, clear as Ju elley then appeared amid extravagent State. (Deatenir ) Captain, we, the members of Company F. 28th | °F Mitcholl io bebalf of Wilberforce, We have bait te ed he Sullivan atrect A,|tber occupations. However, we wended our} the sun, ood torrible as an army with banvers.”"| bursis of applause, He etted that, being| The speaker read from a paper published in| pect U.S. C.'T., assemble hore at this time, for | bad the enterprising editor of the Colored Citi York ogain, calling in re ie Sanne i were | OS Up the h there is quite a steep one to| Having felt the enlivening influence of univer- | prostrated with the labors of an exhuusting sex- | New Ozleana, edited, owned and controlled by | a f paying our respocta to you for| #0 here to seo us, in behalf of bis paper; and, 1 — Ki jibbs, pastor, and were | "J s H, as the is F Z L aie alee ai te hderietank \hanhal tetetas . ‘ g * . ‘ be pose of paying r respec © you for) ™ ML, B. Chorob—Elder Gibbs, pastor, a dees 4 before you cau obtain a good view of the} sal liberty, sho enters upon a new epoch, and is mu, be wa " + pecans ak to-night ple tis published half in French F n 1} ke |. | for the short time that ho was with us, I thiok much pleased and gratified by such a very fing | 4#¢end before you can obtain a g ow of the | ibe t “dobdseeu It wae to the President of this asociation, Mr. hj and the editors deriving their ed-| the interest you hayo always takea in our wel: | 0° 1) vity destined to illuminate her pathway by the das-| Wijtiam Still, that he was indebted for his sub- | ucaion from Parisian colleges, their French ix| fare, for the kinduoss you have manifested to-| be did very we

oougregation } In the evening we went to bear the celebrated orator aud divive, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. | Tho crowd was immense, and almost impenetra- ble at this church. Every one was eager for admittance, and « jam often ensued, to the total disregard of corns, high hata, bonnets and starch

sed

Wa, Camp We As

fur a day or twe

We went t the house of Rey bell, one of uur colured Baptist preachers

found bim to be very kind end hospitable

we had nothing to eat hard)

he soon had a fine breakfast prepared for us

and you may well suppose that we did ample jus

tice to the goodly viands set before us, After

Many of the assembled multitude were ob! to withdraw from the coutest, being unable to procure seats, | No effort was made towards divine worship uo til every peat in the house was filled. Then the Key. gentleman arote aud ealmly ancounced the

Lrotber Lyach We had traversed the leugth of a number of squares, when we suddenly met with Br

local preacher, on intimate terms with Brother

i worthy

er Beatley, a well-known a0)

hyaro—and the choir, which was situated ia the Lynch , Sa . rear of the speaker,struck up the desigoated and | We at once made ourselves known % 7 . most beautiful verses, Prayer wae then addressed | ' = and he seemed ta grow several .. ts to the throne of grave by the Rev. speaker. His | taller at the ietroduction. He imme inte y 3 text wus taken from Hebrews, sixth chapter aod ducted us to the hoase of Brother Bradley saG | place at which Brother Lyoch was stopping. He

first verse. Mr. Beecher needs no comments | from us.

On Monday, the 13th, iu company with Bp. | Wayman, we paid a visit to the Freedmen Relief | Association, sod there had the ploasure of inter ohanging civilities with Rev. Mr. Hawkins, the able Secretary of the Association, and also with Rey. Mr. Fox. Both these gentlemen are work: | ing for the good of the freedmen, and are very kind.

Wo then went through with a long routiac of prelimioaries, in order to procure passes for Sa- vaonab, Ga, and were eventually disappointed in our hopes of getting off on Tuesday. So we} had to wait wotil Wednesday. We went iv the steamer Baltic, the Fulton baving been reserved | *, Soe the nesdmmodation of a number of Benators, | Brother Lynch at once “fixed up, aad Accom. who met her at Fortress Monroe. Now for our) penied es to the gh Marshal's, where we

‘ A e eae ~ gee past 12 o'clock, M., the no- | aud visited some of the freedmen achools, but of ble steamer glided swiftly out from the harbor of New York, and ploughed steadily through the | old North River, dashing the spray from ber bows, till at length the great king of waters, the mighty Atlsotic Ovean, loomed up like a faint | streak of blue tipping the distant horizon, until | CHURCH AND STATE. it nally burst upon our vision in all its majestic! In all civilized countries the organizations of grandeur.

We succeeded in securing a state-room for | the Bishop and ourself. Away we dash, with | the blue waves careening madly by, and every moment growing more boisterous, Bat we are

| suddenly brought toa round turn by « peculiar | but fow occasions which will justify the Church

tapped gently at the door, which was instantly opened by some mysterious person, whose coua tenance as yet was hidden from view. Said Bro Bradley —

“We have brought some prisoners.” The

concealed head imuwediately popped out in full

Thess words produced a wagical effect

view—and behold! it proved to be no lees a one than that of the Rev, James Lynch! though eo | wooderfully wetamorphosed that we scarcely re-

cognuised him, His beard had grown out at will io seoming deflance of razors aod barbers in ge neral, Did you not know bim, you would

gifted divines of our Charch stood befure you

reported ourselves theo atrollod around | which we shall take occasion to apeak more fully ia another chapor

The mail is about to leaye, and woe must now close our remarks

| Church and State may be separate and distinct

yet it cannot be truthfully said that the one is independent of the other;

| with different cargoes, but wre designed to sub.

serve each other's Interest. It is true, there

and indescribable sensation in the region of our gastric organ; our head seems decidedly swoony and shoot ta topple over, ax if not put peeper!y | om our shoulders; io short, we feel very boory | and squeamish about the stowach

notalone in our misery—for eee! here rushes up

jin leaving the important topics peculiar to hor

office, and discuss political events which huppet

erownd her. “Tne separation of civil parties, the

schemes of deceptive statesmen, aud the per

But we are| plexed questions of national polity, should not

of themsely

be sufficient to divert the atten a crowd of ladies and gentlemen, with blanched | tion of the Church, which ia divinely commis faces, half-closed peepers, and limbs, suddenly grown old and feeble, bending beneath them, and tottéting like belated revellers, who, totally ro gardiess of all stereotyped ideas of propriety, ro mance, system or etiquette, commence tu dis charge the refractory contents of their gastric organs in every direction, and with a precisivn

| sioned to publish the Gospel of peace, bringing

salvation.

The trao platform of tha Chwrch is more el vated than that of the State of

broken calm which is not darkened by a politi

her high elova

earth

tion is above the tempes in that un

cal storm cloud; yet there ere agitating storn

sod perseverance that would do credit to a ten-| which convulse nations and affect the Chur gun, battery of “ Parrotts.” To mako the scene | As there are storma iv the oatural world, whict more miserably interesting, we fee! like following | desolato the valleys, inundate the hills, and beat

gait! Just let our readers imagine our (disor-| against the highest mountain peak, so there are dered) fi ! But see! we are rounding Cape | national temposts affecting the Moly Aill—the Hatteras!; ‘The blue mounrain-waves roll fu.| Church, And when such ate rms prevail, is it the

riously across our path, and surges up the very | duty of Christiava to give op all concern about

sides of the Bultic; the gallant steamer trembles | politienl matters, because they are members of and rocks beneath the pressure, but shakes off|the Church? Are wo to disregard (he laws of the waves in clouds of foam, and puxhes bravely | State? Are we tu be careless about our ¢ on, while far in towards shore can be faintly heard | try’s welfare? Nay! We find no such instruc the roar of distant breakers! For awhile, we| tion in the Bible; but we are there taught th forget our sickness, but a few rude spaxme jog| even our Lord wept over bis native land o our memory, aud bring ua back to the stern rea-| city; that Paul, the great apostle of the Ger lities of (water) life. Most humbly do we slink | tiles, gloried in being a Hebrew, and onntended away to onr birth—but not to reat; we cana t| bravely for his rights as a Roman ofijeen The eleep. Wo punch Bp, Wayman with our elbow, | Stato justly has claite upou ua, which Chrint bat he heeds us not—ho is in the land of dreams, | anity muat recognize and houor, no (ir aa is in and snoring most outrageously—ho in pot sick !| accordance with the Saviour's command—" Reo Oh, how wo envy him! He is evidently aw old | der, therefore, unto Cresar the things whicl salt, or ele possessed of a wondrous olear vou-| Cwsur's, and unto God the th that wre acience—and tenacious stomach! And so wo are | G alone in our misery, . I nffa Friday morojng still fiods na sick, and th ! upon most of the passengers also + indiaposed,"’ * As ke the bea { a last resort, we procure 4 lemon, and suck i \ me ot with all tho despisiring overgy of a drow: i} catching at a straw, aud experience slight symp juuh nt they toms of returning to a rensible and ormal con he thunder wloud ditign thom vl the Saturday morning finds us still improving, and fark wault, helt we begin to feel like ourself again. We puss the | eyes gate upward with onziety and alert Thue slenwor “Pultoa,” The day is fair, and we are! in a crisis of public affairs, such us wo are now rapidly nearing Hilton Head, Tho shadows of | passing through, all hearts beat with a commot night are gatheriog around us, aod we lay to, for| pulsation. 7 id of TD wrath, which the purpose of going into port on tho following | fur more than thirty years baa t twadily + morning. ing, HOW oVverspre ur shy, ond a ult Sabbath morning dawoed upon us clear and | “torm in bursting upon us, Woe can now look benntiful Wo aro up curly to enjoy the cool | back » few years, and estimate the value of tt non-brenre. Look yonder! the bright god of day | blessings which we then lightly esteemed slowly mounts the broad are of heaven, with all | ¢#® fally appreciate the poacw ond prosperity his wonted pop and eplendor, shodding hin raya | ‘hore years during whieh way n and of glittering light over the broad bosom of the | bloodshed, como but seldom in one thonght doop blue sea, It reminds one of vant oternity We used to hear or road of mu fur from home, and seeing nothing but the hea- | Heree sand battles, bot we regoritl u vens above, and the ovceny hclow—the vessel a | things ae mations belonging | her ! | more speck on the wave. nations, and notto us, Bat now our ecountr But wa are approaching Hilton Hoad fusored America! the land of our birth! fur we can desory the Port. Many a heart jumped | four lung youre bax newutnod the drondful avy with gladuvess at the sight. We came to auch of two warlik uy A vit fratricid and awaited the examining officers’ boat, which ° a Member ft “¥ fwe soon came alongside. T aries ex ’ f t (he nn flood the purser's book, ood all names found on | T4yed tm dead! , h record. Wo were then permitiod to land. W ‘ ‘ ¢ what all gathered up our baggage, ate pped on boa trou! but alwe very tt ir” the tug, and were soon on shore, By thie me! ™ nd Richmon tt Poter ib was near twelee o'vlock The people w art hewlng, sawing wold chopping wood, juxt we If it ' ‘ , were Mundes, or any odher day of the weck Kvor ‘) wt the Sabbath ion ub h { g ever ' Well, we have cow to undor her course | pid ta 1 wi aT hunder

| scarcely think that one of the moat learned and |

they are ships laden |

partaking beartily, we set out on the search for;

sling splendor of millennial glory. This organi

ant when frat

zation, though wppeariog insig

founded by that venerable father, the Right Rev. Richard Allen, like the small among seeds, yet hecoming great aw has spread, through the instrumentality of Afri can descent, to various parts of Peo ania, are, Marylend, District of Cols New York, New Jerwey Cunsecticut, Khode fsiard Massachue Obio, Indiana, | M Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mie) n, Cali fornix, Canado, tho barren shores of Afiica, and the islend of Hayti In Virginia and the Ca linas she now follows in the war path of Grant Sherman and Sheridsn, applying the Balm of Gilead to the wounded and dying soldier, aod publishing salvation to the forsaken and heart

broken contraband She is doing a great work, and we can see, as

yet, no good reason why her members, or avy

po:

and desire to have any part of it stricken from

her disvipl When

Christ, Pilate asked, “Why, what evil Lath he

tion of themsbould be ashamed of her name

ne the Jews sought to kill

dene!” Bo say 1 to those who plead for the “Why, what evil

It cannot be truthfully

word African to be erased

hath this name done! urged that it signifies our Church is built upon the basis of color, The word African does not

mean color, for it was originally applied to per

sove of a light hue aa we black, Tt ia urge ‘We are not Africans, buta mixed rave, cow posed of Saxon Todian aod Afrienn blood le

it true that the word African designates a differ

ent kind of blood, peculiar to a certain race meo! Was Paul io error when be informed the men of Athons that God “hath made of one

all nations of

men, for to dwell on all the of the earth!"’

It ie said that “the word African, in the de

nominational tithe suggests the idea of the for

mation of all persons of African ¢ Let

cent in

separate nationality”? us turn to the part of the Constitution of the United States that reads: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ;"" and to the mind of every one who thinks for himself, the idea of a srpo rate nutionality, because of a denominational tle, will appear error 18 It in said, that * the cvlor of skin, as ob ise io this nation, | i parsing away God grant that Ho pannagu miny bo more rapid, But tho last remains of Afri can descent are not 5 ng away, noither de *He who is uo respecter of persona,” 5 any instruction thet African descent in America iv to bo no more, while other races wurvive. 1 hope that our ministers, who lore the unity the Chu will not, at this time, urge claim os the destruction of any part of our title It will evidently excite strife and d o our mh for L believe a | jjority of r mem ber 1 with an attachment to tbe tri-colored flay “Af Let Ky Neither will lige and progress rom the A. M. I , and leave her a de syiog bulk, asi 1 by wy learned friend who urges this premature claim. We general find it the caac at old’ rotten Jogs ip @ rivor come up with the flood and go down with the imber comes up it is secured, and go back. Sel think wo need not to retain oft original de ior * j ; eer from. 4h 1 . rou HON. WM. D. KELLEY'S LECTURE Wo publish the following f the A Imerican, by special request It embruoes tt chief points of Mr, Kolley’s rewark Ay onormous gathering assembl I t Coovert Hall The occnlon wae that of a i by Hon, Wm, D. t tov s Civil and tiation! & t t Vhiladalph Th viet powed th slivuted ne wore intelligent portion of the ad poople of Mhiladelphia, has Inauyarated a ror fu in which have heen addres th { t learned and eloyoeat men, irroapective of col rh inet ure 1 beon attended 1 om | | I { ad't # loa.’ “La ‘Hon. M 1). Koll f . } r f Aa wo have ! 1 { ' « r the | ( Ww. Men et ‘ | ' band of th \ ‘ | ptability t t n suded ther I " 1 t Chr won rt ‘ n few oler r iv oh anf ' ( y ! ! e ” alot Vr ' og them ’ ‘ ' td ul repromeh, b i | Mi Oy “ wk Swar ' } f j ' Ladioa ! ) | H thot tl { h

The War, and the Rights of Humanity,’

Jod of what else could he epeak? England begios to understand that a § of America ix greater than an English shire; and Knglond ig beyinning to uoderstand that America has diff- culties to settle with her, The speaker, how ever, wot ant upoo this, nue apon the atrocities committed upon Union prisoners; nur spon management of the Afrtev: Ailicrican peopl uth, who have ministered, though rr yy, to their pressing neoossities.— # intensely stubborn, He who says

tha very the cause of the war i« bu r ially right avery is but one of tho bitter uita from root Which sprung this war. If we fail to eradicate it, we may have ut that peace will be agitatiun, and its

twill yet mature to blyody aod unending

This war ia but the penalty we are paying

ng a fundamental law of God—for

violating a law of God that we all professed to —the law of human equality—(applanse

the law of the ioberent nature at ne inde structibility of man's rights

Our institutions seed no standing army for their maiotenance. They are founded upon

rectitude acd justice, Who ever thought of Maswachusatts f Every man an read the Gonstitution of the Uni If tread it, he may qualify blmself to di may be a juror as well as voter, and » trouble or revolution there. A better off oo the rocks of hau in any other place in the world

revolutionizing there who ted" Sta he ew t lle

and of Massachusetts ix a voter

man

Massachusetts Man, wo mae and child there «

s wore wages y other place upon God" Yet iv Massachusetts there is no distin f persous on sccount of color. We have tried to say that our Decla n of Independence doos not refer to all men, Ws exclude four million from its benefits. « We have

denied to them the fact of their own existence save uld make them useful to o und we have tried in it to deceive the al

as we © rracly es

and on bended knee, before our Maker, we have prayed that our trespaxsen be forgiv a8 we forgive Uhoxe nd quietly added, “except the d— sand our H nian friends emphatically add, “except the d paygure (Applause.) He is a God of justice, and His justice 1 not be torever

i] He means that on be lie to Hin

good citizen

mocked, ar shal

Say

oded kuee they cease to

sume Do you mean to admit the cv (Applause ) wm Koylaod came f

the

yes to citizensh all over

That is just what T mean

who first came | {

y left hoy er

of their an tered savage bea: And on the soil of oXthat of 1 n whom the ed They

ve of

ouneylvania

t in whi

lonit; that courts of ane (he arbitration soon of New England

urried the germ of that liberty across the

from that ¢ the present day. The have

tinent. God preserve this country from rule

] bor (Applanse.) We m wu doms of Europe slaggish my

wmand the trade

ynarch, lord, or

bat n are be kin,

the

ton daya fr

ta few days more from

of Asin, W

are situale

he world, and here

wes f and per. pelnate a pa n y, powers su t ' tot revision of the people | » th must necept the negro thers did it, and they were blessed iu The record fF all the States that down to 1512, outelde of South Car the free negro wun a ven and & Voter; aod the Jeger y of the sons of our revolutionary rea alone changed and brough howt 4 tom now in He among as. Our count a t rn yi wit ' nape ) The akor ul bu cur to the th s, by invert lew whit torrit bill, made M ari \ Kivor Finca th w la iN wed to be of atondy ¥ plrcommerce a ifacturos have b » Huctuatiog that w ive | a, Ot tite 1 to import operatiy » Luropo. Our interanta have been as o table an th “. Ouatof every hundred muy vats hty or ninety @ failed OF course we have proapered sad grown, but slavery hoon a fearful luje All ry falls to show furtu { a peoply a0 woatable on those of t Aw » people from 1820 ty 1860 Tho speaker contioued to trace the succe q th litical y ir couatr ti 178 nd [ueation 4 the Afvion ave trade w 1 ( avi ath & 1 demanded i voy diddy ‘ They 1 tt phe Tn t the nati The n veht he ntvy daring (woot ary, eoabled ther bral wy that | r i 1 wot 7 i 1 y m= Hac re t rigs i | hold \ ostend of sla ’ til dau ! ‘ ' I that t i : ! { ‘ er ' \ I ve lanted t hatt

much superior to that of their neighbors. He read articles seoonding his own views, and show iog that the present State government of Louis

to adwission into » union

| States such as those of the North.”

ana does not entitl

| The eloquent judge spoke fully two hours urging that either we muxt accept the negro asa

| sitizeaF abandon our institutions. No other courre was possible. Tha speaker was listeaed to throughout with great attention, save when be applause ahowed the effoct that he pr

duced.

A WHITE FRIEND.

If this should mest the eye of the perso who

peoved us a note under the above signature, some information msy be obtained by sending the proper name and address to Britton,” at the fice of this paper

BETHEL A. M. B. SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT.

We again remind our readers that the sbove named Sabbath School will celebrate their 28th inuiversary by agrand concert, at Sansom Street Hall, on next Thursday evening, 6th inst

The

we oxpect

arrangements have been perfected, and others heretofore H

M. Seymour, as pi-

to excel all The services of Mr Shadd a4 conductor, Mr. F

this

wiven by the school

suist, and L.-R. Seymour, }) 24 general su- perintendent, have been engaged, Tha vocal parta of the exercises will be reudered in trae arti style by several professional snd amateur

singers

f the School

The proceeds are for the benefit

Fund, and Soldiers’ Aid Soviety. We hope all vera of good music, and all desirous of aiding

a good cause, will give their carnest support Cards of Admission ta, which may be had

ut the A. MLE k Store, No. 619 Pine St

MAN WAN7ED An elderly colored

wanted, to work on a

hiladelphia

small place in West E Inquire at

Svuth 2d Strevt THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,

We call attention to the appeal of the United

States Christian Comminsion, which will be found elsewhere. The Cotnmission has done a mighty work, and now needs funds to refill its empty coffers. Do not deoy them. This may be their last urgent call, Let our charches con tribute liberally, that the pressing wants of our

oldiers may not be neglected

THE CHRISTIAN RECORDER FOR THE COLORED SOLDIERS

| We are constantly receiving letters from the jifferent regiments, asking us to weod them a few copies of our paper. In all cases we cannot

! We ad

uf sending the paper to the yar Misa.,

do ve

to send uss

eomy ), to our utmost extent, and call

n our fr we contributions for

the purpose as Oar friends in Natche Fitsbugh W owing ia the ul Joukins, 1.50 Filghngh, 1 M. Fixher and Mr

"0 A Heaide we

through

camps

oy. N donation of

thanks |

have sont us a

liars The f

ehugh :-—Mre

bb. Fol 2 \

eu e roturn our sincere

m lint ¢

#20 Rev, N, I R

hem subworipti

oo Dorsey

K

receited som

m Itev. Vitehugh, ma

The money collected was to sond Mississipy 1 Mississippi, and 68th

wher

6th » our (rieuds every

a wit

VOLUNTEERS FROM FRANKFORD, hy kindness of

PA Walker, ©

In lint of namon of the ex

th Mr WLS

have obtaing wed men

ted io defeaes of the 8 Frankférd, They

| known, and mar

ed to sex

who have lately en

wd Stripes, in aro all youn

men, and we f their f

their o

Jd

where, will be ple tobert Unlahan, Rlijak

Wim. M y,

Barret

unt Issiuh

Morr Jaw B Vy

§ IN ENGLAND

wards us, and for the undaunted gallantry you have displayed on many different buttle-fields, | We

know, Captain, that you are still ever ready to

several of which your company witnessed

lead us whenever the hour of trial comes and |

your fearless boys stand here now to renew our| vows, although we

that we will be with you | | are far from home We know

UOth of

euptain, that on the «

or memor: |

able July last, you were wounded, lost

your sword, and was afterwards taken prisoner,

and fell while at the head of your company,

manifestiog as much oonchalance with your half swiling, but determined look as though you were drinking a glass of ice-cold water. Many sighs were given during your absence from us, and ma

shouts of joy have been heard ov account

of your presence; and now, since the good Lord

has permitted you to return safely

to us, wo feel ita duty we owe to you to muke yous present

I, in tho name of Company FP, have the honor to ask you to accept this sword, sash, and belt, as a token of our respect. We hope you will wear them wherever you go, and with ourprayers we trast that you will be guided and protected safe ly through the conflict, and when all in ovor

when peace shall have been restored to oar once

In my next, [ will propose a plan to aid the cause of Missions, which I think will be produo-

tive of good financial results

hing you great success, I remain Yours io Christ, A. Molwrosut

For the Christian Keeorder,

FROM KINDERHOOK, N. Y Epsron:—I was invited by Mr. Joseph

Cinderhook, on Friday last, March 17th, to attend an ¢xamination of his school, where I met with several of my friends among the pareats aud visitors, who had convened for the purpose of hearing what knowledge the children had ob tained, by way of education, during the past The result was alike honorable both to the teacher and the sebolars.

winter.

Notwithstanding the opposition and discou ragements that Mr. Springsteen has had to con- tend with during the term, he has so wanaged as to secure the good-will and affection of nearly al! the scholars, who think, should he leave them, they will never get another like him; as ho bas always endeavored, ia order to elevate the youthful mind, to make tho studies as compre-

happy country, that you will be permitted to re~ hensive, pleasant and easy, as possible,

turn to the loved at home, who have, doubtless, mourned often and passed many ale

less hours while you have been undergoing many

ones

0

I will now attempt, sir, to give a sketch of the proceedings and exercises of the afternoon. The school was called to order at one o'clock, P.

hardships, and passiog through maoy dangerous | Mp and by two o'clock each scholar was ready to

scones that they know not of. May the Lord bless

you, captain, is the wish of the humble mea

who now stand before you.”

During this speech, Captain Ridenour stood in the door of his neat little hut, looking pérfeetly amazed, After a few momenta’ silence he step. ped out, took off his hat, and addressed them as

fullows. (Allow me to remark bore that I have

been acquainted with Captain Ridenour for some |

time; never before that evening did I think he was 50 handsome, bis pale, blushing face, his macly deportment, induced us to look upoo him

»ride than ever before.)

with mo’

“ Nou-commissioned officers and men of Co. F., With o heart full of thanks, but no tongue to ex prose them, I accept of the present you have so kindly offered. Owing to the surprise this eve which has caused

me to be somewhat em

will excuse mo for

ed, you not Kaying

more. Youask mo to wear theaword : [ willdo as you request, asl have confidence that you will protect we from all harm, as fur ns lios in your power, Lhope that thia moat execrable rebel

lion will soon be crashed, that every traitor will ‘the last diteh,”

f th Asking many pardons

soon have found or totally de

stroyod from the face earth

for the sbort remarks

I have made, and hoping that when the timo comoa again, I will have the honor to go with you into action.”

After the

cheers, and returned to their quarters

this company gave three hearty

Copt. Hidenour was complimented for bis speech and present by many of hin brother offi cers J. Ronewra

0. 8. Co. F. 28th UL S.C. T For the Christian Recorder

FROM NEW ALBANY

New Albany, Indiana, March 224, "85

Eno. Weaven:—While waiting at the bouse of a friend for my dinner, to-day, 7 cht it would be a geod opportunity to full a protoise which I made myself a few days to write to you. I should haye done so long since, but really, to tell you the truth, I have not bad any thing very encouraging or important to writ

about—and as I poseess not the faculty for spin

bing outa long’communication about nothing at

all, and thereby occupying « space in your ox lumos which might haye been amore profitably

filled, I hay ip t

the present time, remaived We have passed through a long and tedious wintor, aod, during the whole time, have bien completely mad-bound, #0 much so that it next 10 impossible to get & church. Thix may sound stra to son f your nuneron ader but such was the fact—and anti! the last few weeks, Lhave been trying to preach to almost empty woufe, ‘The prospects, however, are a lit tle more favorable now Our congregation is y inereasi yond we are begin r to feo) honef Th ket others along the Obie ‘ pa lw y por who follow th ‘ ! n 0 ta h fol soem t Y a rma at apat * conseqy ia, that sometimes ou ' ation and th nite € n pabl « Ain ment 1a ' Ti it other ti ty ama lh not an minee r one of my mom heor # , . t / Ivor) 0 tt nd at tim ory tr i ' | \ ! wer r W | y " ‘ Gurl ‘

However, the teacher gave them a few winutes longer to prepare for the work be-

recite hix part.

fore them, when the following proceedings were had on the part of the wudience assembled to witness the exercises.

Mrs. M. C. Pruyne, of Massachusetts, was chosen President, Rev. William M. Johnson, of Pennsylvania, Pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal charch at Kinderhook, Vico President, Miss 8 A. Pruyne, of Kinderhook, Secretary, Mr. Joseph Springsteoo, Sr., of Kinderhook, Mrs. E Jimpson, of Kinderhook, Mrs. Vannes, of Scho- dack, N. Y., aud Miss D. A. Williams, of Athens, N. Y., Commitice of Examination

The scholars then sang beautiful hymo.— By order of the committee, the exercises were

Johnson, of Pennsylvania, Mra, H

then conducted in the following order: 1, Read- ography. 8. Speaking. 4. Compo- Singing. 6. Spelling. 7. Arithme- 9, Address 10. Singing Remarks by the teacher, by The

Committee then returned thanks to the teacher,

ing. 2. ¢

sitions. 6. tic. 8. Numeration and Notation by the Rey, William M by the echwol. 11

of advice to parents and scholars

Johnson way

in behalf of those sending children to the school, for his attention aod kind treatment of them in the village.

the Lord,

From your onworthy brother io

Wittram M, Jonnson, Pastor A, M. KE. O., Kinderhook March 20th, 1866.

For tho Obrien Recorder FROM THE 29th CONN, VOLS.

Headynarters 22th Coon. Vols, (Cold) ) Io the Bild, before Hishmond, Virginia, Mareh 21,1865, |)

Dean Eprron:—I cannot think of « better way to devote my leisure moments, than hy wri-

« a fow lines for the benefit of your readers, ind the friends of this regiment.

Our regiment is now encamped on the greuod stely occupied by the 20h U. 8 ©. 'T., which is about one hundred rods in the rear of Fort

Burnham. We were formerly encamped on the

fee! quite at home, when we received

left of the above named fort, where we w

yinniog to ]

ra to move to the position we now oceupy

The 20th U. 8. C. T., with other regiments, at the «ame time moved out to take our place in the front. Our camp at the front was prosounced the neatest in the corps, which made us regret

aving it; but, like dutifal children of Uncle Saniuel, we went to work and rebuilt the old

darters of our pamesukes, and feel onc more at home

After a week of diligent labor, our camp again

appears in full glory, and ina much more uni form style theo the old one, with pufficient room fur enlargement to accommodate the hundred re- cruits lately received Since then our duties

have been rather easier, There ie a detail of 40 cket, which, with the camp But

I assure you

men cach day fre 7

guard, comprises all the regular detaila the men in camp do not lie idle

with battalion

Company drill in the morning drill in the afternoon, and dross parade at four PM pring days

We have

during the whol

conpame nearly the whole of the short

had snow enough to cover the groond

once winter, but rain enough

muke op for it, and, consequently, inealoula

mod, Tt won almost impossi back, to get a sufficient

from the land

¢ ple of manel

forage

done on corduray roade,

appen te toll the track, mules remaih they

where inappenred in the

river on spes hy some stra-

Sometimes

© picket pont ers and all, come over to

ne A few dys vince several familion, di j ame int

fering condition. They say

the cilyto keer

they had é 10 20

our lines in «

that they were i to lea from nturving, thelr farther

ure now in th cond brignde

of the first The ne to give entire

noral of (

1 Army Corps

jenoral Batlor

r T , > THE OHRISTIAN REVORDER 5] ACKNOWLEDGMENT Solin } . The Battles of Saturday.—T i ’ ! Ww.) ¥LY TRA ATLROA LTV WOWLEDGMED Kicliqious Miscellany, Petts Giaue males a Peee on . ’ ! vias i : > OAR v ¢ HOUSE A] ;. vo | i \ PRIM PEOPLI ~ 7 For the | R . OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE ; w hou » r —_— I f t a Ma Kort | 1 receive this, I - , : ‘ * +) D ‘ iw all probability, have her route { : baie, antl , ‘ ty a ew , Wilmingtoo, N.C. Ou med { 2 sala ; ra, Fei conan ; Brow . MRS. M. BENNETT, W. 8 Coan, I has been t a I bee ' Ven, G 1 ur generous and ! t , every ‘ Y , sink (ha tahaehee Meats sancn, a elena a eaes HERB DOCTRESS, ver and help us,” and L feel that Provide Lad ay ! lap Malesia yl or pte .¥ ‘ *: | NUAD) S. SEVENTH STERT, BELOW PINE, indicates it to be my duty to r od ts , ‘ : ‘ lo cure Debility of the Bystom, Bitious Fe- vored by a visit from the Hey. Calvin I --- When this 1 was made opon th ¢ aad : : ' f r sosumpuon, Dewfa aod lady The history of Mr. } suffer NOTICE l ‘ » porliot w reg ‘ Whooping Cough rehearsed to these pe ot w uck F : and & ' 4 : , b : { - pt Dy« Jaundice, thy, as only they can feel, who have ox ‘ P 4 be beld ee ; : , : ; vicars ‘tg aise withdrawal tt 5 br abet be t ne { The D will give! rwinal attention to any the like Ssh : ' i ! yasty,, Hur indian yrogevivepnrs ened iy A feo weaks ak Tr lal a si =» : - ‘ a enh = wen rw a a Pint ’ Ne can slop bleeding, amd take ogt Gre without books, papers, fo, from the Beth | ’ i Association of Philadelphia. The most ofthe) prijadelphia. April 20th. at 2 o'clock, P.M . . Saal en A - Bat OBITUARY NOTICE. papera'l have di ted. among the sick end cuntinag at night, a th K HINTS ON MEMORY troug positions, and have exte tt ' es of the City and Cost) of Phisitiohia wounded soldiers and wailors, at the Portsmouth | jo ton on the Gth and 7th of M t. soundly fufax in what thua |‘ bah per ea Loe ee vat t ! rt es that ® lary Stille ally authorised hospitals. I hope our friends at the North will Peren GA et f t member. What w fli te Sheet «ae \ . " t y of pag ere } ‘ r continue to render us theic assistance, in this Apr a ' y head t u, T 66 fF Mase _ peal w r Re t Me pal Chureh of rre: "0 lor o re0ple 5 it is . Ne Ss bieh waa r ked tt fo ned 7 in i and © " - ) AK great work for oar peopl A F ble I ae be wl . Aiea i. about t A ' We, t creat pleasure (n recommendin, shall Jeave here in an hour or two, I must close NOTICE. > “ Hil cna a na ( “ anded no.) ” f J W PAST LINE . a» lady every with the promise to write afler my arrival at|, ‘The lust Quarterly Meeting of the Macedonia ~ xtr . hem. It is best | Weight, and wh Seis whee) rte Rel ) | Whitely,* wh life el ! m a BA mamentaiad = Wilmington Truly yours A. M. E. Charch, Camden N.J.. for thie Uou-| ktocking in ver t ond clinchiag rt Steadmas, I shed forward | sh w oth aw 78 t weitiog will nat “ os 0 rt ved tl a nOry “ : ! t “ @ Of contributing LLIE ference year, will take place on the second Sab = a Cot of Fors Siaker sae cape , * in her t i} a \ A I og BE Norfolk, Va ) bath in Anni ad make so faithful a pervauta slave. Remem-j trenched picket line, w Peas '. Me path in Aj " Atlas wan weary Wright jost in this fight 4 ted wound r . on itor & ral Hook Steward Mar, 28, 1865. § Quarterly Conference Friday eveniog pre 4 uh ee toe aoe al $0 missing, 7 ‘ , ihd weladiare @ - . ai \ : e619 Pine &., Phila —--- vious, at 8 o'clock Memory, like a pur estimates th ! wad wounded at about o » blank in os } : ae] co don't Por the Christian Recorder. 1 loc annot shut, all will dr : rans wh uailecia a re “een i : : ao JRNAMENTAL HAIR WORK LETTER FROM BINGHAMPTON, N. Y y Th o'clock, | & Biuttonous curiosity f atches, which ar Si » lest the g eucatant of 0 Ma. En1tog:—The Lord is certainly reviving | W- H- Winder. Love feast also in the worn-| Jo) 1) Fi Het ~ His work jn our oity. Several have professed ig st 5} o'clock T. G. Stewaap into a han J, QOoew r " t " to haye found Ohrist precious to their souls 5 ; sreache more weight al a 2. ¥ " ) ) We have made some collections for the bene Wittram Moone, Elder iS : hn 5305 vr hake r "7 th . . fit of Wilberforce University. In Owego, we : ai chy headiaba'secdlk jpbrtdl F : raised thirteen dollars and thirty-two cents; io NOTICE . Binghampton, three dollars and fifty-three cents ZION MISSION CHURCH =. } P l AND SARAI ff. BUSTILL. and, by ofber donations, we have swelled the} The Quarterly Meeting will be held on Sab reall Garena ap, dbus 704 OBITUARY b : ° — : i amount to ninety-four dollars and forty four conts, bath, April 2d. Love Feast on Monday eve ap ee } t . , , \\ I( : | A K BRS which we sent to Rey. J. A. Shorter ning, April Sd W. W. Wixpee will care, and car ach that | Fort St 1 ; : oe : ? Yours, Preacher in charge extromely angry w who | Fort ; ; ’ . . . ler p ot yurauite — Se , r > J i “ pane + eel fnterrupid-your purval as HAIR JEWELLERS, March 25th, 1865 an ¢ Pre mo - Dalaeane § 1 i ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Our Country. There wer ria yesterday, n raz a worthy a acon of tha EXP i ay os LADIES’ HEAD . steamboat to Fortr that ¢ wa . f Da A CALL Coxsackio, N. ¥, KB. V. Hacsen, for 8. Ex ~ . tay all 2% " ’ No. 403 8 For the immediate meeting of the Board of Men-| perts 1.25; Natohex, Miss, Rev. N. Fit hugh,| Official Gazette —Fightog by U tt utterly i | A , agers of the Parent Missionary Society of the | 13.00; Beverly, Ohio, OC. W. Brady 1 Wwil-| sty. ey Rebel capture Fort Stea : . : . . a . , : J is retaken with ) Prisoners < " z " 1 _ F Ww Africun Methodist Episcopal Church mington, Rey. H. J. Rhodes, 1.49; Louisville,| giteck on Fort Haskell.—Ttebel loo anion | MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, ban , k The following brethren, members of the Board Ky, Rev. T. Strother, for Mrs. H, Seott, 2.50;) lows oan Officint a of ie . : ; . : Jea pate om Gen = ow ! ' , of Managers of the Parent Missionary Society, | Cincinnati, Rey. J. Tibbs, 8.75; Cannonsburgh, | io a ey sh rp -; Me his Tune © company at? o.N.H , Hew ! alt hh sed W are requested to meet in Bethe! Charob, Balti-| Pa, Rey. 8. P. Jones, for A. BR. Henderson, R.| morning, at 4) o'clock. t og aod | fy manufacturing rar from pine aod } t hud poor wa Diessnaase 3 mes 4 sill tales : ‘ rik more City, April 12th, 1865, at 10: 30, without Baker, and Louisa Webster, each 2.50; Vins | “goer cogent in . res be after | dace 40 barrels of tar aad sey acknowledged by all who knew } In short, | tra CURLS, Jail, 29 business of great importance is to be cenoes, lod., Rev. L. W. Bass, for J Weeks, | 1600 prisoners aad two battlefliags, and all the gune | Of torpestiae per week, The « h Ww v he ; PUFFS transacted, vix: 2.50; Media, Pa. Rev. K. Laws, for Sarah A.! were uninjured a feet, ty ; 29 alr cess Lor, WHS ee Mos pues | le : E : < “ fe , yh an ken jnover ly the | easeove fried out. A . hiot kK I os CHES Baltimore Conference —Revs, Rob't'l'. Way-| Brown, 2.50, for A. Bruco, 2,00; Riceville, B.| | cum Vetanshlin was ‘ken primey eno lt i - azh, come up high nee ee WAI MOUSTACHES, &e., yels, Oo also ale t aake « er ly ar worth sllons t ), 4 ' PM ! 4 man, Wm. H. Waters, Wm. Ul. Hopkins J., per Rev. W. Winder, W. Gray, 2.50; Red! repulsed with grout loss. ‘The official report ia aub- | orion phi - + om espaceetaen ‘ps wah Brother Green | ered cea ienes : af RAIGHT, WAVY, OR CRIMPED Philadelphia Conference. — Revs, Theodore | Bank, N J., per Rev. W. Winder, Lydia Par-| joined K. M. Stanton Secretary of War not dead, "bat sleepeth; } . I 1 Wilmingive at 48, 4 nad 9.39, A. M,, 2.90 and : { 1 > 2 ‘ ax umber of p ” y.re arriv s } t 6.00. { salat . + tad Gould, 8. Smith, Wm.*Moore ker, 1.25; Princeton, N. J., Rey. H. Davis, 5.40 Z Va a0 F bi teak a san, a ae ts pai oe n = ‘ a ) wo reay great and heavenly \ Bracelets, Breast Pins, Watoh Chains, Ear New York Conference-—Itevs. Richard H ~ ge leavat i { Se ee ae eee reward and dwell witt THROUGH TRAINS Ps wri Rings, Fingor Rings, &o. : i despa’ ia received from wan 391 548 us ; rs g » &o, om Saas mat ete tes Wealaes For the Christian Recorder Mek Dude HERS: Leash ee the Secretary of State, anded at ft ts ‘ ' 4 7 vay 1 : : =) eo an Ba eel ath ised, ew Englagd Conference —Rovs, Joseph P ACKNOWENGiNT The enemy attacked my front this morning, at |\°o sc Ateasachegotta Lhonk, Peagavi (284 many warm friends to mourn his demis ; aN Bhreeves, Wm. H. Chase, Win. W. Grimes = sae a aaa ab nt 4.30 . uM si h three divisions, ander com vanle, 4487; Coliforaia Maryland, 2.968; | But ry be to ¢ as One who knew t ; ? ys aes Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Choloe Perfumery, 4 HINGTON, » Mare 865 mand of G jor " God i kouwled f js . ‘ { ae r > Ohio. Conference.—Reva. James A. Shorter, carn —_ : Hy & sudden rush they saiced the I Maine, 1,3 New Jersey ae | God, « kouw " oh 44 . { and Fancy Articles : : Mr. Evrron:—Allow me the use of your ool { P the Lord t f . John T, Tibbs, Jesse W. Devine < third brigade, Brat div at the fi Florida, 199; Rhode Istand pebire, J ‘ A Ladies’ Hair-Cutting, Shampooing, Dyeing - ° umns to acknowledge the receipt of ten boxes of the right of Fort Steadmas, whee Lord hast 1 7 . al ) Indiana Conference —Rovs. Charles Bureh, ee \ wean in Cantvontta.—The r f Chinese . ti . a Lo f r « i ) it ; clothing from the Rhode Island Association for | pow garrison, took possce Fhe t “gh ee x ane ; snd Head-Dressing Willis R. Revels, Wm. I. Devia the Relief of Freed bed ‘ ' The be nrolves upor in San Francisco last August, according to the (ity t a r 7 Missouri Con fereilie.—Basicl L, Brooks, Wm. ne k ie reod men i ia a AMOnE | our guns opon as. Oar troops one on) , tory, waa 3,600. The nomber snaste 2 is day clothed t robes of ( inka: § : angst ; r ATRE eeoLutanw Hata . J the Freedmen in Washington, D. ( firw 6 r to the c ' s, aud has w eat W P iW T A. Dove; Soha Turner. The Soldier's Relief Associsticn, to whom ft Soon after a determined attack was made on Fort ns ay heatwesty ae ; ; ‘ ; If any brother should see it impossible to be 7 ; 7 Hask id by a part of McLaughlio’s b mi the legialature, was 60 w koow k ii » : rat ttasnel Dacclun, Osecrtina, present at thin meeting, I hope that ho will favor things wore sent for distributic Wilcox sion, and waa repulsed, with great loss | follows: mining, 30,000 ; farmio milk of j Ww as ¢ Vreeasture Baldness. oS ay ne exprea# their warmest thanks to to the ¢ 120K adic 100 ; lea’ \ \ P : . ua with a letter, giving us his views of the great , tt : : rt The brigade of Hartranft'sed aa " Justill's Compound Eradicator, Pry Cialion, anc ita cootributors, io , " 4 an Lr ~ ' A 1 missionary work among our brethren, who are = i : ho { - ‘ srl iw tka 2 a roser broaght up, and of = ‘ : , : ning the hay growing free hourly. They will also state what ne s " ees ie gate = A sl ns miata pone aavnaae aes t than 40,000 ( ! - iY A Sikten |e = te pelon, tet their Conference will do for the missionary cause, 7 ‘ ' mw med, | 3 The past winter hax been « season of much 5 by thet brtirat . ' and make other suggestions which may ooour to a i x ‘a a ‘the Bs , * , " { fur tr the porehase of Hair seen suffering among the especially the freed rw oe dee mt Te : t . Ir sa her F EUAN i } ‘ { . ‘ bere aod ethers baving eb, nO hstanding eve en mad . ee eee ethers h ges 1 the Suaqa 1 not , i is oa! wu Thope, if it shall be found that the whole | ™°0 SOtW!th* yr le ae estimated at 1600 yams. es ‘ , — par. 5 number from any one Conference cannot be fpeligren noe mabye Reg oe . ne Lite’ water W I t flood ; . . 3; Winter is over, there are yet many who stand ir ‘ a killed ou 4 - ~ . F q W. KR. DECORDOVER'S Present, that the brethren in that Conference |" "0s OT) ad ae ig6¢. Tn th squehanaa Valley the ourront | &? bis f \ esided will meet and decid hieh one af th be ag he ~ seme sie Ne 3S ote = nmedial re pe I, and t ‘er th f arr 4 “ arse . ¥ nd Q 2 i doeide Which ous ofa nem [2002 Of suistance. Whatever may be vet f 7 soy aver toe lie te : 3 | PERIODICAL DEPOT, shall attend. I hope none will be absent a anethahcad a Geo. M shia wa 1 anal br toba Me I : lvw ' ; Done by f the Proaident, sely Cistribuled aM us david 1s Bost Headideh, Get ia © herwiae | hoy aod almoat every 1 1oveA ate frie tha sid dark \ 419 , ith Street, Philada Joun M.1 Px i Saal Com Great sd I baRceig iy de telna Resiag- past . ers always 00 band Jous M. Browns, Cor. § . Teawer . bs we a galols t " “a ie dam ay I atl i he w t th . : : : . AN URGENT APPEAL i 1 in bao h behave ; P, 8.—All letters will be directed to a o n . ragrement na aloe u 4 " 1 : } Br " f L Py) WEY } { \/rican, Harper's Painapenrnia : * Jon M. Brows, Moreh bh. 18 L ! Genera A F tea vied | pursue the p ‘ r hie w ss “ Care of James H. Davis, E Ty the Chris F ’ Tre t r t t ed { NERY. re i : Vashtor Marck 30 M.— Major ‘ \ , ) 1 ' ’ aes No. 12, Sure Tha altel Beaten Ohio, Conniioa tag Nashington March 258.0, P. M—Malor | er The report that , well wit DRY GOODS Aoeil iat Baltim your agenoy a strument. It lives and work ( \ © #0 show that the | Persons wer gee close , ‘ : - ae — - by your coufidence and co-operation. The de 9h ready secured | ‘ “ JAMES 0. OLARE, M. D. For the Christian Recorder } i tr one t 00 “ ‘ th " rt P iberality. 1f your support continues ax hor encouraging a J 10 0 0 ‘ n DOW, so mast , } Philadelph > ' THE LADIES' UNION ASSOCIATION, foro. its winisiry will so; if it falters, in| Obr tonne, ball 6 800, ot sear prove jase fhe amov ar ra ania a ' - felphte, Eeanyyte's Mu. Entrou:—Some time since, [ visited the | will diminidh; if it fail wil ( Point, March P. M.—Hor win M r Peassg-sinton ar'a predack. Co® ’ 1 REDUCED PRICES. ¥ ' a Fummit-house Hospital, and found the soldiers The work of tt Cl un ( 1 " Sta ar f War: I n it a t . a arcwsn { FICE BOURS there excessively delighted, afler a foaet upon never fo tt gh , ad ey. f ol canes ols Rasy, DRE PRO BO | 5 4 maoalact - , > : } ‘ u the delicacies furnished from ad furty | prea } jirt capers atrie oh a 3 son eee ae : 4 sy As r ste ‘at ber fri : : DEE na a dollars,"made by the ladies of (ls for f : :

r facilities are theret plied, and ou The atsagbler of Ube antasy nt the palit wore Say. | os maricak wed ala ne Legiata ADbertisements.,

1 4 ‘ Als ‘ ar at never of Uloera, that purpore, Tho distributt ns made by a! tunities of usefulness increased . oh Cppt Cn) fn ' . wither at pur ution was made by a tunition of Se ee as ee ies bain : SPRING & SUMMER GOODS rca” Treinen and cor ie committee from the Ladies’ Union Arsociation, | aid oly, will ndication b provi 7 1 n I Vi ' APPEAL FOR THE AMERICAN UNION ’ jrog - of Philadelphia, viz, : Misses Amelia K. and Annie | of approachi I jen. Homplreys atlacked oo th aS ere wnt 7 ’ COMMISSION ’ ; R. Mills, and Miss Mary Barton, of Zoar church, | you ss ides save fey ouvi ican . ‘ ata t . - t NOTIOR The soldiers expressed their gratitude and heart-| come events and bloody fielda may be atrewed | lino t eat. Ger They also passed a general pra t " ! . SOW ewes felt thanks both to the donors and the commit | with ' ra, We are not p i ap oa sacha oats roles ’ . : Ii } Ho LETERY the cause of the sick a wou i ig. New | T " acd) ( A ia ever on th io | M arehaaed bat the Laba reper eae : ; a nein hae - : abba as yeu received the necessary

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ably be, and how long they must) the pulley, the cod of the walking-beam rises ; : OUR OWN BOOK-STO..£. THE B POSITORY Hhherkisements. £ THE BOOK DEPOSITORY

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rain, The ww nirived to w ht iroos explorer, accustomed to deal with the at will, At intery om og the process of Catalogue of Books for Bale at the Boor De = Oriskany, about four miles f 1 ra { wen, gallantly undertook offe n drilling, » too! called a Reamer,” is toserted in “~W~ AFRICAN M. & CHURCH LINES 3 beng : . pository of the A. M.E. Charch, located at j r ix i fthe ¢ a " well, and thet 7 od . op, There was one », for jong you an deare i A ae ; | tal ; fror t COAL YARD. Mo, 619 Pine 8t., Philadelphia, Pa No, 619 Pine Sire for long hat name afterw , ‘ ‘ " aie sod-puaip iso metal case, from five Pata el Zo my bout o eaee wanes very er, from Utiea, It would : { able in length, constructed with a valve at THOS, J. HOWE Wa luis od tical. ie B senses re egfitny As he past by al ie crowded mar ir Ne days enna! ‘ ; 1 a tos A Now Froseucetns Bible: by Torus! Aleer y © han Ounexion with ovr other books Tok er than the berd was there tpow tam 7 , . 1 ' . “0 a vie sund pump is lowered iote the 4c 634 J is « Bi by Ieraal Aly Babbath School sof variouskinds: Question Books Na meh ° yaa - rah SA ‘ { F , " ceuid With tha nie totione of the are, (wallial Tohecnata, acd: whan ib reabhes ibe bottom |” Lombard Street, aboyo Sixth, PI The Life and Writings of Rev. A, Broaddus, Catechisma, Woo. 1, 3, and 3. We have a goou aseort i en pie Sr i ont au) mre Ther , * u ; nd (Oe gy an pater bas comatadily co hand the best Fifty Years among the Baptinte meat of each books as are generally wved m the Public ere dwelt « power, howe'er subdued, an ained, ‘I Wore AIX OF #evE r stread Nera ye valy pens and admits the borage, b Tbe China Mission Schools, Also, Stationery, loks, Pens Pane To conquer in the right, or clee to dy 4 h with w-catel \ “ ww ‘ me ned Hie courage. whe is raived the valve closes, aad 7 ; P . Oriental Acquai ve: and Blank Boo Avod never bad that wayward heart been tam ss ‘ene beibl tha inal warati) inn nitt'd oats (ta iad Mesestained thay (it petap Cy rer tae apie Ye Lehigh, Schuylkill and other ee eee Though fate bad done her worst, and some bad even , bat P se had ne s train bomewhere nea odt t aned, the drill is once more in Le Switserland, blamed i . at re t Juriog th 1 ain Ww 11 ef serted jrilfing is continued c 0 A L ’ Male ¢ Heart Histories srk eGhsseus Un the wwicdla of tin phere na rolled ly forward for ro 5 When it would go, was t it In boring well a correct journal is kept, Mt the J Mark i Seenpien snd Tes phe of Religious Liberty To we, when it woald « we hen rolled £ back a. Th aD different kinds rock and earth Coal aod F zw a ’ ye Sahers seats And often in my eyes the feeling teurs f motives, w all cow-catcher each Then tw " 2 . ub, and the exact points where water. | * A According to his diacourse, weot and came n sb ua a Judy’s ew Japron to a cook k the bout t wmon Ft wher al Woilarefouod, Ifalarge ,, ures by rivet a . 4 * Auber, Oh! those were golden days, for it was then . \ i like a eboru 3 , 1 the Kasy Chair ruck, the well is immediately tubed |") age 4 I Miss Pard oo Soal answered unto soul, and | wis lov “ héoké huwy {rok the traine lt hu i +”? paid o 23 inch iron pipe, put together in dere ralived aA 1 b ie 4 d WM. H. LONGFELLOW By him, the uoblest, brightest beat of men it fis with th teb y-pilgrien ivos, The water from water-courses and th a 1 of Religivas Opinion, SURGEON DENTIST (¥or so his image in my ‘ancy moved.) f : { ! surf water r t fr flood 1 . - nl ’ ‘And swell hud timo, and grief, our sacred passion °fy Hovted for, assiste wpbevpics That, of hat plan, The wretet EStROG \NBCEE, 78) PEC TRRIER APE, NUSSEG he CHARLES MAGARGE & CO. Fro! ‘ . proved. bore with snuw epodes, sume w a arod y at each other, and fa leathero bug, callod » seed) wig i esay \EALEE 1 PAPER lua Exile of Florida « No, 126 Rodman Street h rotte urely pue, and dy nerd k flax-soed, which is ploced om the . dong i wee ‘ Between 11th and 12th, and Lombard and South Sts First, love is beautiful! Clear as tly t . he wt apuln “s . ad t tubing, and within the aarth RAGS, & mer Pictures Ty 5 ‘ Ar ‘ ‘ IL ) ¥ The glad, bright morning sun, which drive r th uy aud inde proddi = ag he water-courses. Wheo PHILADELPHIA, PA pation of the Future, PHILADELPHIA Awny ; trustful as childhood just b t f t 1 un " ' Ther 1 , Bas-seed be n aturated with water it swe i wm, the Banker's Ward E " , y . ve ml 7 1 . , i = it r = ' very departianat of Deatiatry stuended to Hopefal as youth, and stro’ ab re . ; sank tey Citatnn’ 2 . ‘ ie ee . A nud letely shots off all commupication wit [Xv b Sisth } Lives of Lineola and Hamblio 7 ed = ~ Its away Tis deep aod aolemo as the night : ene yi t 1 ply ¥ a cee of tha , pane adn De oof Lineale and Douglass Persons walted on at thelr residence, if desired. Upon wild ocean's shore, that echoes be , 5 ae , oh gh. : j ment, und settle dully hack apa ' baited ae Sees a Large Pamily Bibles, de Nov. 17 The lon: energetic hovti yuietly t k themsel ve The Haay ( rand a friend rey j he ug R freedly'e Practionl Treatiao oo Business ‘And spent grows painfal valeatara lack | to Utien, earrying some of the | w f h i ‘ Se amine: If the vein of oil k proves to be large, and ESTAURANT. Schone Nertbe, Te matiae on Business, Their wonted lustre, to throw brightoe c wer t, and d erately abanidor va the pr 1 f x ficient, the oi! will fow |) py . Lovell’s Young Speaker track A. Et the truins for ght. There were probal t cn tasted Bartok 't sod @at without the aid of a pump; but in mont Confectionery and Dining Saloon, | The Fire Pook of Selene, by Nortoo and SHROUDING. aaa than a thousand paseng They could | gy art reall: in which ease a copper ‘ 2h | mand ed BING Banas Betis Mrs. JANE JOHNSON & Mm. ANN WEAR | ha n tak back ( a it hour with fur tt ot ip Aileen minute w ng rel is ut t ttom of tt aratoga and Da ~ t . . # Tustrated Boo rda, A DOG'S DAY ENDED. Pa enscaliven TF het bene 53 coon Di ata wall. ond abtashad iver waditde’ of ‘tha iMag’ pee a ae wale) Re Would respectfully take this opportunity of returning } am ouly.s dog, and I've had my day tl ve poder might have been eant sot) What a . for dip i the Pte with a valv bottom upper : 2 5 tt oe A det ate their sincere thanks and of expressing their gratitude to So, idle and dreaming, stretched out | lay Provi » tiwhé hs en sent to them, Tt ant2 } . va noested with « eucker i i yelers fon kinds Lady of the Lake... thelr aumerous friends and patrons for thelr liberal pa- Ja the welcome warmth of the summer run ald have at what their ( was t Do you suppose Benige know h w vis attached to the end of the walking | * son “ \ ‘ ul t n's Hook of Gymnastics, trooage ip times past—and also to say that they still con- ‘A poor old hunter whose work is dune Ramu ‘ “ae Nothin 4 ae was obs The tanks ar tubs te eedelve Mp 5 len ab On Robineun Crasne, by G, J, Miller tinue to carry on business al the same place, lo ub 1 ov . ’ - ; ; IDRIGE KE . 7 Huy's Own Book Extended, by G. J. Miller Susan ScStoni ellasd ; Uhawat Twn bet « doy va spon the track. On Oh yes; helis the very man to know,” re- Mioetl wooden staves, and aro located DANDRIGE KELLY, Proprietor, | 4% Pocatesa tenen Wane No. 618 South Eighth Street, Philada. Dop't 1 dream‘of the partridge I aprang by tho log.) 0! 1 bh 2 b! ne iso. | pliod the other het Be SRO Sy RAC LOE RORDOCE |. ‘ ; , Pi g Bible, ‘and are always prepared Wo serve customers at the Of she gulrecing hare and ber dey d 10 buy four t it t They ruse to settle their bil dd with ans uf tu athe WINSTON & THOMAS Wateon’s Biblical and Theological D ury eat notice possible Of the nimble gray squirrel secure 19 gh parsengera Won't , Sawer: wentlaies st of the pump, and thr which the Watson's Theological Inatita oie 2 ; ; you geotl i 7 . : ; : TERMS MODERATE ly [He was told tbat they should! be attended 1 No, thoak you, "hme doesn’t permit, trate | i Gown News and Periodical] | isi. Mototina, 3 vole ee Far away in the top of the hickory tree, and that was the end of it. They were left upon | ». faa gen OE ; a ee vost impomible to give the exact ove c +» Commentary on Matthew and Ma mall the down aafo and aaucy Matthow and aic, | 4} ear th ‘ enh thas © 7 Leluking: smi edcspletion-» entliad thie’ ime 1) | i 0 ys Horne’y Introduction to the Bible ; MRS. H, 8. DUTERTE ‘Till the band trae aod eteady a 5 hot , , ab the ent to the ear They ured 7 p - . 4 Positive T ay MRS 8. DUTERTE And the creature up-bounded, and fell, and was n+ nee Near an ac + Homane s fow minut aod the tray i ated ‘ oa blo Hes, and the costol . ’ The Poot Pree man baked biscuit, a akes and pies, aud mad ‘ en f gis t Ay ; ’R General Undertaker and Furgisher, Old Matthew was king of the wood-r 0 tea and cuflee all night lon The famished pas I var ‘ ) f m th ' a, t Respectfally informs her friends and the public, that And the quails lathe stubble, the du fen, | sengers came apd went to and from t " by siz ft a wel plete, w t she stil] continoges the Undertaking business at the old The bare on the commen, the birds on the bough ble door. Sume of t adve roe . j } Mie she heiw od d ¥ ' { establishment, No. 634 Lombard 8t., and being thankful Were afraid. ‘heyraro safe enough now 1 , Pi j . e t : . . . for favors, bopes still to obtain » vildage of oxan, 2 N08 A) ase aoked Aw =. : r tranage of the public . - f 5 i te is t ,anda b I r * , . , eh : Ready made Cofflas always on band For all we can harm them, old master and | ' he s 1 ) = t i - , M some Hearse and Carriages, with careful drivers, tw at- We have hid Our last hunt, tho gume most goby, | ENE ® 4, The fe F time explained - , ' ’ ! anid funerals on the most moderate terms. While Matthew site fashioning bows in the door ' ’ yu aWOY4 ur t Gfteen wipute " I » Fora living. We sever bunt mor “ : x 1 ren x anid wad whee & onar f ‘s ae tae ALL t “ r Au P “ tt etd the wonien, as weunl, were pa) of ut ahaive nea ‘ag BATS opine avior thick 1, Avoth n F, CHAMPION For lime, cold. and hardship have stiduocd bie bx es te ee sotive grasping the trai, anu | cy Ne nie tage Fo ge COLORED Aud since little Lottie died, often | eee Sy , j Lesh meg id Baa y* vt Sin aE , NEW AND SECOND HAND Bee ie ete ee |_| coald mot forgive hinaelf for being there, “You sighth of mile to’ potion Analy intrenched | fit than, patron, resembiO# tt. 0 5 DOMESTICS For the lost baby-duughter sv pretty aod wise eam ot Bahia . ee Se eee freight care and store-houses, eed there © ee Se pia Sabi ; I \ CLOTHING STORE, au o it,” said } ul h ar i Tw “iar ‘ 1 elas wen," w flexible and clast Rodgers Oh! it's sad to be old, and to seo the blue aky selves; you are oot respons Bat l—why I k lhe ad | he weigt f wat I wet r *, W ri m Poot-prints in Bible La No, 12 Myrtic Avenue, Brookiyn, Look farther away tu (he dim fading oye was such a darned an to walk sud they had t ur pact t n” or asphaltam © New Lute of Zion. Por Choirs eed To feel the Beet foot growing weary vod ¢ with wy eye pen It's all my own fault, and} 4 at that mome be ¢ alesost fan ‘ cok Iu ¢ r and solid like cua Vin puinettie Ya Mummoir f Carvors That in forest and bamlet shall lag evermore T'miserved exactly right for below auch a darved| wirin , 1 to 1 he island of Trinidad Ie = lake ‘ 1 ge ‘ harg be Young Man’s aad Young y'a ( . " CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER. tk n - ‘ fo Y gay.” cried’ One, “Jet's £0 o hu es I hat is now on I |; - HYMN BOOKS Also, Second band Garments Cleaned, Repaired or Jam going hear the great wolf on my track Tlie si passer sed ‘te antly i a mx f black ave Arrest wf Pine Moroves, with Clasp. yed, at hort notice Already around me bis shadow falls black m,. : : some di Wh etarving , N ( ( r of Joralemor ciileeun t One buating ery moral. Oh, master! come nigh ¢ 10 uth all the company And be left behind, after a , to have | tone time, a Inke. of The Prices of Hymn Book secenD-BAND cLovinws COMNTANLY 98 SAD, FoR LALO Aad lay the white paw in your own as I dic began a inalevoleot suspicion that be wa It would probat izle even Mr. Aer jaid petroleum : _- rid: oI ia a b—ty Oh, come to me, master! the last hedge i 1 Sen “ie rded xy J © Ape i a ol aeeqaele- Re pe Bly T ext dy é , Ye Jos been arrived BROOKLYN Sheep skin, ~ Oor tramps in the wild wood are over at Inst ears wore wart, he wes vot cas board th sheisia: Apia ree M. aly ch ie oe & ; New Distiplive THOMAS CHARNOOK, Btoup lower, and lay down my bead on your knee Pi re . bat — a wees ‘ : ; \ ete t J 1 reet we F “nse What! tonrs for w uacless old hater like me? ne SOY ‘ bock passed gontly off, actor | be found. 7 rom the lar wing Lowe Feast Tickets, per hundred, GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER } r t ike oy etan ntl ita cetacean the > : } : : far dine aaa ned f : on the Promises, : fort , wl : ; ‘Dy t h th vd < Theologioal Compend, 6. 497 sours bra st. You will nee little Lottie again bysand-by arikiex Kesxon } th nformation could f etree x. r pr DR. J. W. CREEK Loeal Prosslioty’ Listoon, per dosen pascal anos . 3 sets ener doa’t have sny degen the ety be eg a th proba alt | teeta) fag AP ; inborn ' : engee oa Local Exborters’ License,“ Second Noor Below Bethel Charch ‘ell her, loving and trusty beside you | died bo bin J r F ( wrath '9g this ¢ sandetone t 14, howove . ; P : Marringe Usrtifiontes, oto, _ ‘And—bury me, master, not far from her side be car f! Oartra-| pith u edcak ved by mont of the experienced borers, that Thomsonian and Botanic s 2 e i) 680 Wwe ou ‘ } f t \ j f 4 ) ie eo tg eg “fre iow it ae i ! ong ite eh a reault. Then tabi A track | Je} from 1 HOt )00 feet, where a never MI WDICIN | EE O1 | Lootures to Young Men, i ! the shado ire lo is nigh hie travelling-bag, he made his way to the g ! le I ache Harry E There wee never « sound in the still morning heard, | 10 i, Frid. eaheey thes Daehpaert a wet gy : i. 1 N. B. Conwen ov Noarn awn Pueasawe Sracers, a 7. se a AND , old jacket stirres vop . sya ev nrgs " ft t ~~ : - utthe heart of the hanter his old jacket stirred, | ee ee eee en Whilo he waited for) ea heer tafe Then way no dela hah. a Ge Sie GS ae Infant Teachers’ Maoual, ~ Fs aad So Sikheadet Rotem tho beelaraabseey anes, | ho boree bo be Nitdhad bo; he ‘heard a phileso-| Ake bright (sey woealigh! the beso quormiens uanticiea of = - Peer phere gee ier eu Trimmings. And watched the faint life Lo its quivering Ubroat pher, who was drinking ale aod smoking @ native . * 7 a Tay. at te lock pas, whieh sceomnantes Renpect ally informs his friends and the puciic geoe Daisy D. a ng id Philly Till it stopped quite at last. The black wolf bad | cigar, remark, “No I never | t my at 4 fae sot Mix. Harane - evolved fe {ts formation, and | 2%? Lsave on Rand.n pood supply of Girls at Seb 718 LOMBARD STREET, PHILADA won, t empty I came up hore and ste| froakfast he ; tly forming, would soon all FAMILY AN UG MEDICINES What Norman Saw in the Wa ne ae ? aie ‘And the death-bunted hound into cover had ran ¢ Th , k fi h now y forming, would soot AND DR LEDICINES, What Ners aw in the Woe ‘ e Oelock . , friet f nd And he railroa w would be an impos Aw® aL. Pacem wp Poss or rue Vea Rest Qracery 7 — * Year at Seliool, t But log ere the enow over graves softly fel wt ': wl w nnasil , pwever, t fath - the | and disposed of with care and securscy weet Corn Bel VRS. C. EB. HARDING, Old Matthew was resting from labor as we pmok} But what » great | ’ I fth ruleam world below i? 4 GOOD SELECTION OF PERFUMERY ANI Lantah I . Wan ie outtage stood empty, yet back-from the nok u know, for t 1 wealt Att F ment it | Aste tt o pierce the ha of oy bot TOILET ARTICLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND fi . k _ the Old Stand, ? ombard Street, has Just 1 . F ’ A aul t Legislature fir power of |‘ Pht pane. Wak f og oo afew) DR J. W CREEK will be in attendance at bie Omice, | | | of ¢ 1 Sonne a= The voice of the hound in the morn echoes «till 1« : ° . . » | thousend yarde below oar feet NE. Comer of North and -waact Sursets, Haltimore i ar sop STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS Hi much Mu., for consul tati rr n » . Harpei’s musa : , , ah — lor consultation with ,«aente laboring under (h wie Rodgers : : ps These rer ; itt bores hege” uch privileges as have varioar iliaeases, ap Affeetions of the LungseLiver, Kid HOSIERY & TRIMMINGS —— - ; ,‘ Vhat can a great Company d t - anys and Serotula, together with thos symptoms of 4 mphas hink ; i a willing & : : Hiscellanyp. Diseade ‘usually’ called Dyrpepsia, Drovey ae. | 2 rs ALSO, which waa t f j \ sation, fenndedl, rill gene : = heamatiom, Headache, Dizziness, Norvousoers, Im . She Family. eorpreny oe tee h snow J of oe iset of tlw Booed, of ase omer threate or'beey | em idy-madte Under-clothing, t t sengers through night Sem : Cw rmplaints oo rw I rec ‘ carly: mot : by disgusted trave ihe foad Gane anit ket enaky aidan’ baal WITTY AND WISE iam. ‘Cen be outed Invastabiy, give os nA Young ts AND oe “on * a ‘aps Ser : : ta iad en ce | pion as to the probability of w cure Verne JENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. . - { bad t 1 T whisky, 7 ft hoor f Me ay TTT an y pore A WINTER'S TALE a veehie te Ky pe , ; a ( LTATION FREE Wingfrid GF Before purchasing clewbers, call and exe- The “Editor's Kasy Chair” in J7 for | ereival of t wa keockhed , ‘ / “y . ~ P eens WHY IS IT THE SICK ARE NOT CURED! —Nots , seeker mine our atock Philadelphia, Oct., 1804 ’ r Ate ‘ ve bu . avor his ou place do wey bat we hear from individuals : OetlI— f moe

April tells the fullowing too trie story he f t ' w t | mu t rua the Vo, and I ex t nothing from bin," plaints of the litte benefite they hare derived prescribed by their physicians. &

Now that the croonses have bloowed, and th ae : : : uch ns it was e th will & resig ! they have tried several physicians, one after th - ; - tender willow twigs ero sheathed in delicate ’ ' *| pu cally be of But wha not only without beaedit, but im Many instances, were uy’ F py Nan hy with eure 1 © tl . \ ‘" fun tite : T «ha « the more of Fred abeclutely injured. Why is this! Sometimes they tel ; oh eW [ ul OO Jk J R

medicine

,

green, it ix pleasant to remember the soow, and ) : ; wa of havi ako eral « . Svertioe ° dol Plog sare wh i mpi | we of having takon several different advertived medi t

It has been » season of pocaliar severity. ‘Th er - wr tany| dy, but Im : c 1 after the Regular Doetnrs could do ao more. Many in = (| ating and aah ching sil be rag tmee|*8 The Cental Maifvind Company would be very | tee farsa | ane eget, eu nt Allegheny City,

clnes, hoping to obtain

me benefit from thal source

ered, The cold season of ‘G4 and '¢ t { he peo f ald ‘ ye hae harper Ford ever belug Como w proverb, The year of roilroad disasters | 2"! ! t mr os at hor Y f t t health. 00 mash worse by wale om . . : by using medicine Celta tenptedca Weer some The ie Foner ge: pear a enema ee Oy wan eaeles, tw PENNA. a peripatetic Kasy Chair has } fuir opportye - deta: s weddi ' ’ , t h thie | 4 FA nel " sof (his Tuatliation with tugin om Monday, April ties of secing it nod feeling it, and of burlt . 1 ] ad a 5 ek ecard the: Nese ? . dom (he Mb of July Pdlowlng. foul scorn at the chief railroads in the country. | ™ Wha , sia billie tives eoebate Che ( 7 eka wad tenceah at tie , + College, uly Imovrpermiad under the lave of Pennsyivania, 7 s was One Wemornble ex torm wh tr sotic = he cane. In Met, it be mvt 1 ial clalms wpow the patronage ofeobored parents, and aftorde There was ot mts W Cae ! re & Cranss " soces ma hie patient what the idlsoone i exretiant facititias for ohtal education tw solered youths of was especially revere upon the ling of that mus |’ , ans . 1 yon ' vot physicians admivister medicine thal tod amen dest public servant, the Ceutral Ra ud . . Sa y with willeorel Why are the sick compelled 1 drag our o , . : Through the philanthropic munificence of the late tween Utica snd Syracwes the force th r Ly 5 2 eas ' . ¥ a Moar wone ape bs Sean Doctors an Rey. Charles Avery, it possesses a handsome, ample and k a | t pwart Blany cams, tay say, cannut be cUred, and die fosen, eo ol f hed with a foe lib sruatest. and the anow had fallun } id . <4 + ‘ “ avenient college edifice, farnishe a fine library was greates! ad - " n ats : } age patients ta —_ ay. Why can they o . arth and a good assortment of philosophical, chemical and of uvarly three feet vasa t . . 1 t, | cured?) The troth is, the siclan, honestly, can give astronomical apparatas. Et is to be hoped that the pa fall in February. The whole season beer ant " j | - ad om, Why a eure eaanel be edecied i" tronage éxtended to this Institution will be as to unusually snowy, so that th t : affling to y | . hat he itoes wot Kaow what medicige will cures he hae j refute the assertion tro offon mare, that a benefaction, } 1 / righ a which his fancy sug A : of whieh the eolored race ix the object, always meets which that excellent ( € t ! all whie ad : ties I repens with ao Ungrateful return to guard against the torn A I o J 4 ary Tracie, oto The collegiate year of forty weeks is divided into three made. é I ! s “+ shag sect msiiaia Cacti; Gene terms, of Sfleon, thirteen, and twelve weeks respec. tw WOW t ‘ r t ‘ . e ry ot, BOC lively All Tuosday night the snow f \ , . 6 ite Canciones , ¢ aieaie The tuition for term in the several departme Jong there was the whisper ro sw . ag Prpoty morte A, rant The pe : , bracing course of instruction from the into soft gusta that drove ge sinvat th 0 ' a! , r did wot know what medicine v tm position lish branches to the highest studios ordinarily pursued i f Pr) be worulé pal have direted ret one zen in American Colleges, ls 63. Board in respectable fami low, but Bot blowing t s hake ' ' * P 4 k war ‘ er meat ay ‘ “4 r ~ pationt was « i] r thmetio, per dos. oe of Pitleburg aod Allegheny cities can be obtained at snow from the twigs, vod nd railing v Aw rp e - he — news the nature an ' . sar, impr per dosen, reammable prices aod window-caps, and wher Hava ! ! Tbe MS SADT SASS Care atanns ou Lhe tystets st Leseons io Anatomy and Phy Further information will be given upo ioqairy ad- i ; } I , ; 1 “ - ! supported the dise and th 1 “es dressed to the Principal, apd. ty cling, transforming the wld few 1 J 1 ue a ated) to ira y \ ’ pn TT ab t morbid matter, the pationt w« { yand Atiea, GEORGE B. VASHON, A.M néw bewuty. The next wurging th ew ‘ , fl cograpby, per dosen that which is #0 exquisitely described jn Judd : F f wir sus to Medheal Beience, altho ‘ 1 Geography and Atlas ‘Margaret, but whivt n f , ll oe , gence, pride, dignity, sad bone . m1 wisheyour clothing made to look equal to new, perfectly represented uy ’ } i t = . w Loney to & practice founded on US 4 — a goto the Old Established - : , Darel SS eres ot se a8 arly med truthe, the - hy ~ ax - Btirring earl, but in now-miflled daw vi Science and Art. On ssipel welts, tebe los . J, por doxor STEAM-DYEING, SCOURING, AND with no sense of the hard cold ebook ‘ he Wit ¥ . indlapensable requisite uf every it ' winter mornings, and parting from ¢ most A ’ I ‘ ; agin practising the healing ert, Then, and aot t > ive and & logical School Book REPAIRING WORKS, Biondly beart’ the Hoay ‘Chair. came rollin, i vn sessile Sialeaavtier Wir a on Tt , Lee iat an een aie NO 1898. FIFTH 8T., ABOVE WALNUT, AND NO down to Schenectady to join th ain upon the |’ 1 t y AAVLEVE IS UPS as t " t r ey, endh on Tok, Paper, Pens 1008 SHIPPEN 8T., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Central Road goin A lbar , J I I ve ber mie i ter, ob JAMES W. BROWN, Bs beved o'clock ib Nea , . ‘ et a : 1 try (hia ROLMIOAL WORKS Yor merly with Granville Stokes, No, 606 is about forty minutes’ journey from Albany ‘ ! Ole kl r Now Testament, Cheatnut &t gAlethore found at balf-past seven the ioh ) 2" | ‘ ' oY eb rater Wad left Albany the previous evenin " aa er aang’ r CHARLES W, BRISTE

hich had rewaived at Schenectady dur » Dott , , 1 go shen r ov S ihe hee Let i t calau , ‘ CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT, Ju why 4 the seven o'vlock train from All 7

Above Seventh St., under P lolpbia Inatitute,)

one ; BOARDING

: - " 17 LOMBARD aTRERT, PHTLA.,

before oigt

son hand the very othee refreshments

Jéckod in by a oowst 0 ‘ { WATRILA WEY hoping that his friends aad the public im general will favor him with their patronage

a conductor t Ke" Meals served st all hours, Families ropptied

way passongera, To the Kaay | ’ | ’ wit tere of the beat quality and flavor at the short

atrance at being inpriv lL thew

A ablie and ate walling done On he

a the door lockod i paweugers I

adv |o¢

tral Road Th The telegraph bad Shy Intelligence Office : zi | . PRINTING OFFICE

twolve houra behind '

great road had mad exertions to olear the tr After due delays t off toward the W ‘ te gocnedn ~

provid

THE C

Alublished bythe African Methodist

USTIAN RECOR

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 8, 1865.

Episcopal Church m the Cnited States, for the Missemination of Religion Worality,

Rev. Elisha Weaver, Editor,

THE

Ie p

CHRISTIAN RECORDER

AFRICAN METHODIST

ELISHA

ISCOPAL CHURE

REV, WEAVER, General

No

Sib hw

Steward 619 fore Sraeer,

Nene and mas

TERMS Teo Dollars and Ofty seuts « year, pays [mot paid In advanen Biogle copies six cents. ADVERTISEMENTS

We sotiott Advertisements of all deseriplions, © flows aswapaper, which will be pubdinted ee follows

Cards of Advortinooeuts, tomer ted fir F, prawided they d

exceed ‘ withowt the pay three muuths, fou! dutiars, one mauth, $1.80, peper taeteded.

All Advertisements must be secompenied @\th Ube earh CORRESPONDING EDITOMS OF CHRISTIAN RROK Baltimore Conference, REV. BT. TANNER Philadelphia “A. L. BYANFORD New York “ * L, PATTERSON New Bugland = * + W. W. GHIMBS. Obie ‘ BAMUEL WATTS In‘tinna « MNOS MciNTOBH Missouri M CLABK California ° WARD

Hablefor « relf

ADE

Woretryp,

For the Chrintia AS WE LET RIP!!

Fighting ls eomething I do disd Beceuse it leaves sorrow and ¢

But from us the enemy runs, like insane As wo lot rip—as we let rip

ain

ves o

Buchanan was cobsldered a very brave we Thowgh, when he met Farragut, be stand ; For it required the attention of every man, Aa we let rip—as wo lot rip

Why was it my cap did have no pad » Om the day we took old Buck's ironclad t The ladies of Mobile seemed very sad,

As we let rip—as we let rip.

Our shot and shell are all Northern mould.

© Ag we load and fire, our ship looks quite bold. ‘Bat oh, the record we do unfold

| When we let rip—when we let rip

|

|

A battle is traly an awfal sight Yet the old Svathern traitors commenced the fight ; And we jolly Jacks do things op all right, Aas we let rip—as we let rip

Father Abrahbom Liacoln, we think, the right | mao, Aa wo let rip—us we let rip: | And under his guidance the Union will stand, } While we let rip—while we let rip

U. 8. 4. Bichmond, Mobile Bay, } March 30th, 1805, J

oe - |

For the Christian Recorder. |

FROM BEAUFORT, 8.C. }

Ma, Eprroa:—§rom a regular perusal of the columns of your most excellent paper, the im- pression has been made upon my mind that the | majority of your corresponding friends think the | colored race is not making progress quile as) fast as the rapid march of momentous events now | tranapiring around na would seem to require, 1} think their views are been baffled only to be strengthened; measures have been defeated only to be renewed; defeat has been aocepted as but Patopping-stove to new

incorrect. Hopes have

endeavor. Cautiously and warily Freedom has Jain in wait to rescue hor wronged children; her watehful eyes have fastened upon every weak ness in her foe; her ready hand has been up raised wherever there was a chance to strike Quietly, almost unheard, amid the loud resoand- ing clash of arms, her decrees haye gone forth, | intent upon the eofranchisement of an enslaved race

The war began while old customs and preja-| dices reigned throughout the land with undis pated away, But the new nooessities that eub sequently arose soon met them in fierce collision The first shock was felt when the refugee slaves of relol masters were pronounced free, and our

Theo the whole totte

soldiers forbidden to return them and the dread «

Slavery, Misery, Crime oud

blows fell furious and fast ing edifice, reared on the rner-ston lently throughoat it heayen-de heights

Theo it was that the wide to the enthralled t Tho voice tracery at midnight raog like a death -kuell through every campwont, and penetrated to the very f of Rebellion. The ranks of the

ypened to

turning

on the wall

army were edima

might battle for the resou

thon, crayeo-like, draw cold gi hearts of oak, the dred of t their bones bleact

bation of

fu ter the mere y aprua

ousand! The

rican Slavery ix to

| who would succeed in business to «

ym ere » have had any

at bee

take hol able and proBtable occupation that isin

and follow it with and make it our

earnestness

who » sutof our reach

But we bear it argued that we are

n number, and cannot get the geueral pa

I do admit that theseare diffcul

rovage of the public

« difficulties, but mast of thom are

sked, We

mmplish much, if we wi

an be over! are not

unable to acc A million of men usiug proper efforts, cannot be overlooked in a nation like thie, and as Ame be abolished friends

of freedom shortly hope, and its enemies foarg

as the

then our population will be sufficiently great to get at defiance every attempt to crowd us out of

| respectable employment, and to compel those

urt our pa- tronage.

We vall for equality before the law, but while we justly make this call, we should remember that equality in this respect will do but compa tively little towards clovating our race dition, when we are wanting in every other re havé to look for

i

equality before the law, we must depend entirely

spect. While we to others on. our own handsand heads for equality in fiaan cial resources

lam happy to know that some aro laboring with good results for our elevation in science and liter stare; bat these qualifientions alone will not enalp) as to perform all the duties of inde Oar education needs nd ¢

Let no one

pendent und good citizens to be pragtical, such as wil! profit us ar fa milies, and the rest of mankind

because he

harbor a thought that is not per

mitted to ocav the most prominent position in there

We

smeu

aocicty nothing left worthy «

havies as well We should or and have

a large portion of the

tion. need farmers and mer

as state lawyers, and doctors

oot be discouraged because woare p to live by our fabor, for alinta, and a great many business mén of the

West once know hb

It iv mH ku easier task to tol

w to labor with their what ne done same

than it ie to perform the avd 3

should attempt to mention all the ways

for us to take advantage of our inconve

in making money, I would surely make a few rude suggestions trious habits, practise str portion your expenditures with take pleasure in your daily ayovations, ao io all extra

ed to

with contempt ant nonsense wh

Ome ATO f cal) takiog pleasure

you lack in adyanta 0 Tonk ) supP

saving

paver zg yt people that only impres

people that

TRIUMPHS OF

do thou Oth. And }

ning that the nation

proaching her doom, t

the trafic in wowen and forth as wand dove the poor t wrongs infli another sutumnal hear of the reducti

Then shall all the

shall have avenged th

Shine out, fair

r

LETTER FROM WILMIN

Pursuant to a call for

THE WORD AFRICAN REMAIN OUR DISCIPLINE

GTON, N ' LET a mecting of t

Char

After

and G. W. Green we

sin Hunter

the Chairman to state the

Ohay wa

after which the Chairman re wabialact

peral Hawley, ¢ atandlag Oger effur

agent of the A. M

ing to M L.. Coon, , auth

and jit

rman and gave th

nmen of the association among tl

g of the war t concluded hia remarks by the aid of said associat Joba Nixon, o & reraske

Vol. V.—No. 14.—New Series. Whole No. 223.

and should luctual pow- ina word, in wanhood—it upon upon

od an ’

acon

jon would be

lo so Should

has he

to their in raves would The while ned io the

lost and the

no where, the vlaid the evlored nd the question afford the beat

f the races

womon, ithe tas bru hay t

an civill

on

roment ip; let pertains to i take care

1 here let

Recorder. BALTIMORE. I have incum-

cu po- os of stim c, to Bea published, y bad jue build ig inviting very small; ow oxcep- this charge, the

a station,

ety io they are a t beyond

though oppressed heariog that oded immedi- he call of the », and J. Per- ty like men and s conditiva be- tothe! Charoh, and © stewards’ + promenade, eb itin Aske- supporting the t departed « yot a fow Moons.

ao Recorder. HOSTON Mucedor

M pirit cannot

ROM

an cry,

rethreu in the the Lord, and them some little ‘joo of my in- but the

1 will, the vro ¢

ynte rence, ugh [ did retreat

wore Loo strong for

that T cannot ob- o, being nearer, isfuctorily. Will eod Mr. Jef- to go where ko is ad to hear me that they held rder to raise , and rederick prenoe, le an address, 1, ournclyes, t wae good

» A. Rue

behalf of

wners of,

hit

» have ex-

y face of line in the stable people We

re had “hand,

whatever.

we affirmed, the livery- y tow veuty the hire

{, and, we

{ the pook carriages where under

1¢ livery onee in

bo said to y to charge nal profit an oxaction lio have ing the

“ug the

AMILY

® remark tejont Trinh renovated jand fifty lividual, | of this has made He ia the

54 THE CHRISTIAN RECORDER:

I . " J MANY MEN OF

Che Christian Berarber. sericea y THE NATIONAL ARMS seh ANS gbeced yp rank! Geen Tania ates

Philadelphia, Saturday, April 8, 1665. Sms ‘ ' F i . ! i ‘ Sewn

REJOICING IN OUR CITY shat baste ( LAI ; ' ; Last Monday w juy of * " I t , f the | ‘ hink our ty 1 t ¥ : red J 7] ’ | tions of ¢ \ : . ath pe | rally ia 1 work i } ’ ‘ y / ' der to share tt ; , , I Red tal sane . > sip te ; In the eveding occu b crand t aks I oh j ( aaa Werke ' ey her This also was shared by th Aimer noU ! w 1 } ‘i ! Mi f them wor ely lowed of African descent; aod the Inati ie : : ; " f ' , ‘ heal : , lored. Youth, the roome of the Delw A ano ‘ ‘ x f t j - Grou? daushs sphere af edgeatior bly, and several other places of gathering of the |” ‘ ' ' r I age : yn Ste colored folks, were beautifally j)lu 11 ; the , iv . f the M private residences of a number of ou pper |” ; ‘ ! \ I { i tthe { Sent of th ten" bespoke loyalty and fidel the govern: |" , ' for tt " by w 5 uifa : vinary of the General Synod at ita ment by an appropriate disy f terne ‘ . f uf I er ’ The ok rs ys J sa wf ablints Awerican flags : seed Her ba Te seis evese: mliia pede Rr olrataty hia. for the ud The fever of 1 pot ' ‘ : : ‘ t rt of th t é : wh sodidates for the. ministry heran Tuesday, and pyen oo Wednesday aod TH i ; r t 1 h theie du sud | Charch upe sown territory. Let, thea, all did wa Sad aos who wale f enthusiasts . . 1 ~~ whieh f r her hind of : \ w changes to be mad Here- | the mem! f our church blessed with means, that they had not sof 5 vored t nm : he governwieot 1 ha whicl t he ¢# a preat advantage over his prede- | ® williug to abandon the Seminssy at Get ¥ , bu rh ‘ re, ow as rogards S ary Chase. | t t at determined to sustain it by making be uble to ply their cous ' I 5 re “ae I ! ! ! . t Juties of his ofBee, sur-| it a us theological institution, prepare w still cougratulating themselves aud each other t ‘ . 1 na i t has | ’ f Hecanse advanty an ea { ! a‘ ir, Wa i eneniies to the Adwiniatra- | Tospond the | which we purpase soon to contemplating the magnitude of that now stereo | » Wik ; ‘ ; ‘ ' t n i kind, both a Ct h by i ul he Government itself, Mr, | make upon them fur fifty thousand dollars ~typethphzuse, “ Babylon is fallen : i He would speak a f Mrs. Brown had acquired an address | ! For hiv dy no Jor igh hae tt , re . c : er March ( in the gations! “s Veare stavns all her relations io life, that won and retained for | tre sdividu the ( ose t i od responsible duties of h and sir, He vou that . bigt t 1 and admiration 1 jesinst ns ‘ he pla Com t fa For the Christian Recorder THE UNION VICTORIES [We think ¢ ay wan W I : “ge . “i P . : a op) Cur whorein | ained the nfides oe oe Steady and ever onward has been the march t. The wo of Ixrael were held ane ar the wes ‘ ’ 2) ; See WE k untry, whose » Mn. J sig alle can eee, of the Union army since its command was in al ue huadred and th a “8 : ‘ : his } aa . { ckoowledywenta in behalf of Wilbe trusted to Lieutenant-General Grant, until, ac| Borror J page pe ; ’ : ru 7 for o PI his Odeferes last, that cry is heard, “ Richmond iy ours!" Nor | ~xaew =< a Laat er ; ee " i 1 hrough Bro. M. Hall, $168 hi a mere game of chance was that stragotical ACKNOWLEDGMENTS © ; - the fore ‘+ ; - ae , ir 5 , + OF ne assured. He flo } ask Benre Date , movement by which Lee, that most loypenitent Providence. ft. 1., 1 rwy : — : , , Dir le. Age anat 2 pe Fa oie pee traitor, was #0 beautifally cheokmated. [t was! py shorn TJ F \ : +“ d ke it ‘ ty - a problem requiring the most consummate skill | yy 4 tls wu LET THE WORD AFRICAN 7 oa’ hx ° ; B. B- Davia, J , ( for its solution. On the one side was » cool, de-| py, iwlaade(lles Ma. M1. OUR DISCIPLIN} yee : sews with credit 8 nm , termined aod ekilful General nsvious uf fins ; ve 7 cai * LJ ) I : < : - - 2 : ne Lord, we } ga administrative NEW ENOLAND NPERENCE victory, and fighting for his country’s } r 0 hod P ' ki Pa. J . : - rd ; heh per : | ae | 00 rw the other a desperate aud oath-broaking lead for M \ - | ri N ‘ , ha f f seeking individual renown, even when mindfa Sparrow, 2 , oO R I t wishes ! k ? : te a ‘ tdow ves : of the utter hopelessness of his espoused wat fo ‘ book of ' \ : - Sata ‘ k W Elia brief «pee I thy Po o All honor to Ulysses 8S. Grant. His name n that word? = W . ’ he ot his department, ia Washi . wid will ever be placed on the list with those of Gs teers Wigs Te ar ee eee | er Ol Hie terske ail Me eae a Washington and Abraham Lincoln. All dish i tN a i ee . i neot 7 2 . . 3 ' ‘ir -. st last got into the right plaee, that the | Embry, } - nor to the name of Robert B. Leo—aond, as the CAMP WILLIAM PENN If ava imy f ch ; / p a one A : he i r ka so many separate | Poblic ! wad) as Sidney Smith did nat iemaireta Presa of Tuesday says, “Away with the pretox die. SenrtomscAllow sew foc tha Bind Gina (ED ont. “EF a , ' ' ; : rheo be exclaimed, after spending an evening| a eats that thia wretehed bygrate bas ao laima to the fy 7 nen asniead wp William Pe * LF Cr r and hur k 4 u : 2 4 ot < M on " 4 + . \ a thin . 4 at micet & : . ‘ ~ ap nV, 3S ’ . - Thomas consideration of the Aworiean Government bee a 8S | monster prejud brought to bear against ‘ eek Rath 4) re a and Por ivoineced - foCullongh ip ph ngs «ag be Revs J- D. 8. Hall, 75, Rev: N. He Turpin, To the colored troops, who wore the first to| “UPY ® Portion of your columos. Tt Oy! ah us tt tr tial wan patra tt pan would ! page bP adil tha ash pita ed ioe repre ir. | 25, Rev. It, 'T. Tanner, 40, Mr. A. W. Tanoer enter the doomed city, let all praise be piven js oar sins Hak moves Mell) Froy writ of ' k again, © , iptisa cota lear ay: pine to Snare | earliest day possible; and the voeviotion wo the}? ” History will record the fact that the black ma elie oman: anaanarerbered Pee Bishop } ‘ ' : bine all aap 4 spend-| part of the public, that he has the et CSIP. ORFERENE ra whose services were ot one time refused by the ep I perceive th ; ar ; 4 a nnd claimed t} I itary | capacity to carry out his views, wi I John Tibbs 10) 25, Rev. G. H. Graham, Government, struck the death.blow, and plan Recorder ovntain n) ter ihe } ‘ t , effect in secunding hiv onde We may be 3 Kev. Daniel Gooper, 59.50, Rev..& T the dear old flag where for noarly four yoors bas | - jiera shins: Db. ployee fagie ke frer 7 \ D y l ‘ \ m ust a aa pg dias ws ne I me f . fi a i Jor 12, Hey. J. A.8 . 0 hung the rebel rag cr ; : zi re 2 ’ 7 1 ‘ ; : ’ , Kaeo \ rs aa : : ' Sages nity will. aton rar “ nae sed that , . De, Bs : yar val Ke MH ” onda ' ary ! Mer) sok de Ne poe ts ‘ t t ifter | ha I c w b nex complete avertha Wrigt the ( noati Conf eo of the es having a poss for o few days, o« the military hu ee IT " ao f ' yal ach us wa aght: that i ors t he rebel armies, we have be sy) a aye E. Charet h one handred dollars A GREAT DISASTER | term in, 1 was taken to Camp William Penn,| oo o.0 from Ireland, why then shoald che af The wt f time cogtinue to revolve ia ov the THE ¢ Articles, but free ’ k he resumpii i Part of thé above amousts carne direct a me, We learn from Rey J, V Hiarve, of the Pen-| where, upon my arrival, | wax presented tw the! 1. shamed of the word Afriean wi ; If as ara ple long apd u y op- | terpretation belongs even to them. Ast | We do not sbare in the fears ne of Gur dai-| he others throngh Bishop Pa hideo are ningtonville circuit, that oo Friday, March 24th, | Adjutant of the Camp, who, after having my pa-| 6+ aeenred that any of his beauty or olor t the North and in t asks only “tha em porarien) that shia will ra he Ex, Bice s 1 to Prof. J Sine villain fired the Bethel A. M. KE. chureh| pers properly entered upon their record, ¢ diminished theréby? for Ged male 2 », | Sout t r rinoisat t G. Mitchell, who i whoo be e at at the above-named place sigaed me to my place of sleeping and eating, | 16 others, excont Adam and } us Tl t for t mont iF will be r This is a great disaster, as much labor and | called the barracks Lacs eer H t \ , 0 say with th Lonvitt regut WHAT THE DENOMINATIONS ARE DO-) Bishop Payne, since 1 w eS expense have been incurred in erecting the} Now, Mr. Editor, afte ng in camp a few riety tate gk tesochaales Ol ie ftaic et sod |t ; : ING FOR THE ENDOWMENT OF THEIR | y)ich, will also be reported in my nex same weeks, 1 must acknowledge myself very agreea-| Nn ren Se com hig | 20'S tt world Eaob an I 1 lies the diff AND THEOLOGICAL BEMI-| © 914, 1 a9) be allowed ¢ ho frieude The edifica,was completed, with the exception | bly dieappninted, (with rome few exceptions o he ss ‘ ¥ f perform. Some of us 1eat f ne and ct ; pee f education Witberf forward aa of the plastering, and arrangements had beea | especially with Col. Wage My mind bavin iealaicctecs th i add , Pers of wood wod draw-| All appeal t 1 } ay repress ak o ' ions be ibe brest made for its dedication, which was to have taken | beew filled with tho many strange WCBS ee te ehinaad. a eaing: 10 bn \ n ' ' i fs aig in| or imall. 3 the min ; place on tho first Sabbath in May heard of the Colonel, 1 must acknowledge wu a : : ‘ : ed. We desire , r } [ e " fu i unde \ afore i neth that will be-aa & la But while the inhabitants of earth were buried ant ment at flodia t - 2 . k wt! A ure , . J t al 1} i perfum their’ wi Cine brothas in sleep, some foul fiend in human form stalked | kiod, aod Christion a man, and t ‘ noe ve : . l l \ 1 I I ahaa tr ! tn us make W f & power fo forth, and, io the sight of heaven, applied the | knowledge of nvilitary | 4, #0 offivient an off Satins = : . at Pr pire esata nagela, ib Me! the hands of God to bl : On the 10th torch, and iu a fay minutes tho collected savings | cer. ‘The Col wn fi ng| > : world o n ino will be two years since the pu . of a portion of God's pe were burned to | to the w fo ae . 7 ¢ tk | MR TE ior bunt Ais ) ashes und ‘ houg j ‘ Ties : ; s es : Vilbs God grant that the people of Ieovingtonvil here aro many wh atrive " . Kal ’ . : t f ; ig y ' : : ‘ , may lay hold on the polluted being who had tl f ’ : : Aap do , See ts yes Ape yr. A.Br -..-*- assurance to fo far disregard his Maker, that he With regard to ¢1 p, M a P k , | < m4 did not hesitate to set fire to the ten ae could onl week } U EAGT BRIDGEPORT. CONN \ EO But if he should elude their vigilance. the ven-| Colonel, the Adju the officer . ey ' ASPENS Seeranoues a 3 | unt MR. SPURGEON Reance of a just God will eve poo his law gimont It in { t ; \ ¢ : I ot oA I he Tal acle less head military afeite, T thivk you wou Ae ’ sorn inn ve ‘ ' one) oF whieh Ae. Spurgeon is pastor, ia — scellent. We have D per x . ; M ; nue . = - ‘ Spor 1 reine "| : ‘is se riley be OUR COLORED CAPITALISTS bath aftorne t half pa ' ' te “Aa ies NOTICE ' y- | dint v0 Of 17 have become It is with great pleasure aod eminent ratis pirited ' er of } tant Epi ; A nit ' a Selle ion, ts ariog, and is tion that we learn uf the recent move f al Church; we ha ‘ ; : : ; \ : / ny : rv pigeee, our moneyed men toward form banking asso- | Which i# very well att ' : in i t | are ba veciations Alroudy we hear of a baok with o are ansi for knowledy wo h t 1 . . , = z | hea of | 8+ $25,000, par which 1 1 from Dr lored men na officers and directors in Now Or-| "#0 ia the chapel and an efficient ol ‘ vstitu- | Spargeon's own salary, but the moat of it from Joana, and last week several prominent colored | posed of the oldiers, which add to the , . t mina- | * ; ae y= } nadie ntribu men of extensive means and experience in finan the bath - + ter. 4 : cial affairs, formed thomelves into a Nat Our Adjutant is a prepossers a : = = Banking Inatitution, and have asked from the | Uemao of tante, and a classica ' ' , THE CHOTA NAPORE MISSION Comptroller of the Treasury a charter to ear J r I , A rt astor Gussnor, of Berlin, who on the same tho » ( t tat ; ‘ 85, only entered We wish them a 6 eu od " n t migh . r ’ ; : Aa , : learn that our wealth mee New York, I Cheste 1 wat ( ~ ser: ; ram ats . ; he . =e ton, Philadelphia, Cinvinvati and Ba : ly { } i k 0 ‘ ieti among the corporator h an | t talen irra \ . J J +, & ninieler doubt as to their abilit arr . . ,\ na I 1 | hich : ( " ) ato design rms of their off n ‘ : sinus ninco This bank, we understand, will be located ently ftw A ( , black Washington, D. ( «lied: diali'orw ew [Mr. Mullil ‘ ' $ a the u the day ix oot fur distant, wl m= ( j ‘ the 4 Union will have « bank whose officers and mar I ired miles gors will be proad ‘ ork os. What} t mapa ' I \ ! a gay the monayed men of color in our own city? | 'ban words, th h - t | ee Bhall Philadelphia be kwar h | We have 1 ( o I wax tho worship of ix movement? We anxiously aw RAE ay f t ANO IONEER GON ‘ They brethrou low a I : ‘ : oo ory a t " pl for he * u be

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j w he ¢ Movement to the South of Petersbure THIRTIETH MARKEY Ste. instead uf? . cone f Ll ea | W A i " om rece i) = . . ope ya nee Travellers home houwldt r 4 , j bats ened § " ' r . “ 7 f f t o ' t A i t : . . th i e . 1 a k os oF ¥ ' e . A b ( ain ees on ppere wt Ka - as above oamead, where she will red G t Ne I " rps gues af f Ubristian I rider WV te " . . he Fifth F :

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things in and sround Newport, Khode Island 2 t f ; , P f feand in and | e8 : ‘ , y ’ Is ire Debility of (he System, Biliow Fe Our Church is doing well at present, bott 0 ever . he orecie Di Blader: Dissaiws of Women, Nervous

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My hon : ! " i " I ue Caneer, Rheumatism, Mumps, the suvarity of sha: Wikler; acd the thany cbata . D Pe 4 “ a ipolas, Consamption, Deafness, Where wa \ 1 | No, I I 5 i ; J Swelling, Whooping Coagh, cles, which seemed to bid defiance to our onward For 1 . } t i x ' ' t ha the gr to th revey aval. Dyseute Asthma, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, aball surely see ' , . N * and T es progress, But by the blessings of an all-wixe When these shall neve ‘ row slow " | ! ~ \ f ine ped 0. COP | arn ' * will Rive her personal attention to any Provide we ure enabled 16.look with j 4 on ' 1 i Of merce eee euaranties & sure without ear mbe PA he ase of merew er Lodian syrupealonen at by thankfulness upon the advent of anothe M apur f h I y h 0 1. PARK ESI om ng, and take out Bre without We have recently added a number of new dis Wore harventa ware, aad cities Hi f roald aa f b We charged repratedly un stroog p m, capt SASS A ciples to our Charch, and have a fair prospectof | F's 1 shail wurely ew ' ates Nein wemshey friend chant) “apices Nah Nh RAIN NOTICE W t t ' ] , I Lt ' he ive the | ° ’ pout t own 1 : ‘ gaiving still more to the standard of the King of : ' ‘ os ; Pathe! Petia trends of & lerature sed human pro: H sholandtoct nth petta’ . au teat a , f sod bu pro- kings. The eeason here has been yery uabealthy M at “wld caw ' 8110 Suh, 825,000; | a vntest the ' znd County of Philadelphia t i t ’ ate oF th Mies Mary Still ete ) avd the namber of @eaths, xmong both black | Where mail Ambition, power erat Sh pe ki he Ae A University, 82h0 oe radiata Vicente uJ agent iors cnr tine Mary $k legally asthortned and while, have boen considerably jnoreased, but For | shall sur >) f ( ton I $ y wat r off eanaaunt o | PAILADE 10A b Ke to solicit sabscribers sod donations for the Oh ‘a Ww x , ku + t b t t art I I has PA ta MM rie. ~ Kee erat the Afr om Meothncist & piscopal Chareh of T am happy to say, the usual good health of the ep pride and pom) i holding ) sin, aod b he that vac eg ' . : AN 4 We, therefore, take great lace is again beg ng to prevail \ ** \ . ' j , oa I from the White N RAT M ake great pleasure Im recommending RAC? 8 Ggnib. begining to prevail My} eeath the ata a : Fife in the Churches. ear t ing ere } l Mise © Citiamos and friends as a lady every way The late war news created an io ee excite That shir 5 thin barreatr ‘ W " ‘ " tops | PAOLL MMOBA 4 worthy of such & position, ar well as trastworthy, and ve » tevrestrial ba! " ¢ been abandoned, ax MAIL THAIN we q as the enterprise is commendable ment here. It likewise caused secesh ey mpathi ony isthastiic atk tae dion Phe little girl was ¢ k f , this avenne io Richmond. | UARRISHURG ADCOMNMODA th a0 to whom she may presomt this writing will wat zera to look intensely blue. Traly the haud of loan wink aetl Gitet anil weave viesit is knit ( Ni jer that she NATIONAL UNITARIAN. CONVENTION rear in great numbers. | pia Ba turn ay without elther subscribing or coutributing God is working miracles for our dé *racted coun os A pal ¢ Uo ; , : a a SS ‘ : : od ELISHA WEAVER trynnd the oppressed black man. Roll un the My‘bes assay the ephes ; Pradhotorg «+ beth * idbvaghe- Hdicadl axing hoorly. Wel yur BENae ere: ti9 Paes Palla ball, thon mighty Giver of al! good! till tyranny mt hay. | alae ag AR, NEN ; ‘ — , aby : } St phalieeche tos’the’’ uy, * wha inder ' wl Petersburg, az r ‘ Se erprenien be swept from the face of the sitet hein cosas as aan aise iba iin eanth dtd ie ies Tar! tear \ ‘ ; : Rasi end « : A ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK cart brick by | k W € . 4 bs Mr. tl : : ’ Our people, herefexpect to doa large busi k perse t anid ) wees during the coming watering season, and the t I hotel and boarding house keepers are common Fe way, soust be , extensive preparations for the sccommoda axe ms bor aot Us the nal t : I tion of pleasure seekers ; . Any little t F ‘ P ampa f LRO My bome is ' y seed Lord a u ® the day ry a i] On last evening, very unexpectedly, we were “d 9 : , " le ; W her hall never dor I ” t aroused by a loud knocking at our door, which " ; r ; | 8

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J t All E BI LL. optics, quite a number of the Benevolent Daugh _ hy or Tittle dher $5.5 ‘ . - " \ 5 Dc tere of Conference Society, of Newport, Khude { at would -naver-st § t Grae ‘ £ ‘ \ \ I 1 \| \ K ft RS Island A. M. EB. Church, who immediately took The Catacombs of Rome. t hel : onthe pelle ee ; ‘ ee? - ? possersion of our house, sung the ode of the So r : . i nq belpt nereases ; : * person t : ee . OU » _ ciety, and after yoing throagh » few other pre ps os Spee am . r: ~ h coil uiatled 43 t ! trod’s t ‘ oe Meade accor i ball me nicht dha ~ HAIR JEWELLERS, limiuazies, they covered our table with a choice | pery slitection, cliedy under the great cam. | JOxends inte its, she H \ a a . ale AN r ‘ collection of extsbles, and the President, in be-| pagna around the city. This whole region | Ss Seath of ain the or ( ERS ' balf of the Society presented u» with the neat of country is thus excavated, but wl : with , : ’ ' . * - - seb gem hk : little sum of $20.25, as a donation, This was | work was done is not known, The ma : ; , ; ith obs roqgh? ned Thal : ; a0 Six set , ae acceptable as it was unexpected. After Ie yges were ued ? | will be ours at last, hav. A v I ! er ” ane =e Nevak, 3 ig Rey 1 ; wy spent a pleasant evening, the company | as barial-places for end, | by little We ant, | Warr M. Ac Jeows) wath eae ae Pail . F M wi retired, leaving me behind, surrounded by their ole Ny ree (a en od fe ee one ~ =< I BI iow sil ylgar Bx! i ; often they met there fo gious wor-| f . Twitohe White-on ! " 5 ‘ ne A > \ somptaous donation, and filled with gratitade to : aa ue atocs 5 Phan Emperors! But one Sabbath In the Week.| 1 . or | Avice hich aye a erated nod We yW Pt God, for the many blessings bestowed upon us by awe eneinet them, and ther sould Ww ; tha soe oul ‘ 6 a a oe All . Ls ; VE rk a kind and loving people. May His bleasiogs ely for prayer and praise in Ay ng i an ex \ at Pam Whe aE. itant's advance reached | tq . CURLS and guidance go with the Benevolent Sx that heathen city, they used to go quietly \ n the Lord oP F - Bice, Coutee : ey - nanan yan A ‘ "7 wd ates "% and ench mod all of its members, ix the pr and secretly to the entrance of the catacombs. I Mata + : : I B} the 6f s feo eir position, Th de W PUFFS ; of your humble servant. A guide, with a lamp, would lead them| a ; S , : wae of yor Warre med b , ’ Wil USTAC ko 4 Enenezen J. Wictrams through the winding passages to the appoint 2 NS See - : ds eer sey ti, nla M f P ‘ ied: } Newport Station, RI, April 4, 1865 ed place ce ates Litanies had cs rivchtigad 7 \ : thng White-ouk, and dashing soiated : STK T, WAVY, OR CRIMPED = = all the on a Babrey Mab iy ih 3 7) lay t Ww _ f 1 ted to t ¥ + rth n on ht “ Th . 9 4 : Bracelets, Broast Pins, Watch Chains, Kar GONE TO THE FRONT. O Lamb of God, that takest away the sins ; ! \ ‘ a, ) bien wit alry and infantey ik , rH i Rings, Finger Rings, &e We understuod that a deputation frou the | of the world, bave mercy upon us! When | f 7 sei nr ey Aer Sg recy eee ren res r BRAID TKD TO ORDER ‘ PF —“Ladios' Union Association” and the Sanitary | °Y bad exhorted eachother: to be faith! 2 2 | Cha ated mavomente wh : Committee of St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal | UN Sens ” re ri es aS AO BERN mployed, it bring ws a1 1 0 CTBT fase ih ieee pit feoke a Mar real coded * Combs arwhan, Seng, rice Perfumery, Chureh,” left our city on Thursday morning, |) mex ; . api ; W . ; ak ve Mev. Mr. ry yt veld : pores hg hy and Feeney Arfislee = awith such articles as are mostly needed, to ro Here, when ther diced. their bodic I hal fru 11 nt mee - a : - xades Ladies’ Hair-Cutting, Shampooing, Dyeing, : lieve the sufferers around*City Point, and in the brought and buried in the vaults at of ubbat , I sbDat : > - ii Sete sh The Taking of Richmond —Oa lay, the , = , t Wart and VWeéad-Dreasine | various hospitals in the vieinity the rock ; eepecially the bodies of the ma ; ee sees : , he BR pt oats $5 ~ ~ see Ont | Grae, A : B ELEQR tan Harn . Soese tyra who had been cruelly put to denth | = wa. but hud left off |p t “d ad : Vs j ] NOTICE Rees aa ; glesan : in c wards Ustecobace: b8¢ Whe Sixth AOS)” le A aplenaia tor premnting. the dreeth of the Mair Quarterly meeting of Buck's County Cireuit, | 4), and , : ’ . ' 1 for ; M re mt veg, Oteuriian, at Attleborough, Pa.,on Sunday, 160 and | of w a ¥ ay | ; ie, Quarterly Conference, on the 15th ipat., at the Christ and ny ot the as } ’ it . and F yon - ©3 fir wham pooling the hair same place from a \ Phe ( r " — a swe. rested ang (rag dal Pomme esetirn oan ood curing vine P. A. Curr, Presa a " 1

P/Gounn, Elder We can lea t Foreign. | tien an ae REE een HAIR BOUGHT

see “d 7 aod of he otk t ‘ L) a8 i , & ore = four | f t ( { nd . . " 1 t hank th NOTICE tombs in the catacombs. The let Cleaying to Christ. ,IAN ON RELIGION Appomattox t woat of Pétersbarg, aroun Housrows Cincuir.—Quarterly meeting at | rudely ca but the d genera y \ ked ft t A a n Mex t tex ir Wanahe iat Ae , ; AT Het « Tea Chester, oo Sunday, 16th inut n, and tl " 1 10 help within res k vximilian Ribs + te wot toward kee 9 M : ag deer ted Quartorly meeting at Old Cheater, oo Sunday, S°rpuions curious heures ado A W but , I F : 46) : — ¥ -: ie ; e's es dove, which was the aymbol of syd oe sily amen I Petersharg, aa at bait e wdeanc | : PERIODICAL DEPOT, Quarterly Conference, on Saturday, 8th inst ’ od teh em : ! | If a 7 ? - amen _ 8 1 : I ¥, Phitada at Horutewn, Q at the same i [ ‘ always w I f “ i F TY place, on Sunday Jouw C. Connssn, Preacher i * . I K..Wraven, Elder in Charge. | words, “In ( Slag ; Piha \ Y t i , . 5 : i Saees translation of : , waves | | > ‘ 1 NV PRINTERS vs. WRITERS ‘yr shee se eer : Mt ! ou rhe ¥ ARTICUY , —— | dh \ (x( I )] S Mr. Mancu, who ix lecturing in New York on | eisht | Hin wife taldcl thie to | J ' MISCELLANEOUS IrrEMS , pas ‘. the English language, states the grivvances of |well-deserving lusban And atother’ Seat at JAMES C. CLARK, M. D. writers for the press ju the fullowiog extract from |Christ. In the-time of the F ; : ! TRIMMINGS Eclectic.) his lecture Marius, a young u i Q " wre kK \ 1 ‘ M é 4 \ J j Pennayle'a. The writer who volunteered lived } ugh, when i F f \ ae ; : public through the prem wa ga fo for A , ' REDUCED PRICES. was room fur only half a « mo, and was cor reated noe. The w 1 lofu . I pelled to reduce his article, or to wee it appoar in | thia wi at ; ; ; wioroscopie type, The rhymeater was often pur But not - | apa He RS Ht TER I vi " 1 Il ADELPHIA xled by the inquiry ch stanea should be | ¢) \ , ‘ : orale: ape ae Prom 4 stricken out, that the piece might not ran en . the page of the magasine, In early t w! ; fonta of type were swall, s k had t printed |. - at several off and oftent s the diviaion wus | ‘ 80 badly caloulated, that the last fourm of some x ong offive would have sevoral Ulank pages, “Then, | #04 when the orthography was unsettled, the compo. | t0 nitor pieced out u short line by adding avother | a¥ | letter or two to some of the words. ‘The prints ruled Hume. In bie writing he adher he | , spell ket for | throughout all proterit in | iy ra ef, but he could not hem printed so An | toe ‘ aT . emivent Frevch author wrote « work ia favor of | fs), the ; AX THIS N A sparse punctuation, and he 1 that when it ay { = peared in print, it looked ugh puints ha eS I been shakon on it erbox! 1 : ss - rauny of “print Jored i any — ficult te t ut 4 ‘acu M and the noted Cha uu " ' . hee id scoording tw Wet taken out. of t ( Agents, come and Examine 6 hin f +a 4 t 4 1 “ ‘ ghost into type; some printer was alwa { . . , s . { 1 ty al vr Ty y mall aod t ste trolled us Seicneer aie ee e WASHINGTON HOTEL, i. ' ; igyeated false etya and : ; ,

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ECORDER.

1865.

April 8

;

Qoetry.

LEONIE

As sunset’s glory disappes Thy beauty fled, and bitter

THE BACK WOODSMAN

© never sound is

Sav rustling of the s And the flitting wiog of

Or its low atd interranud o And the deers q And the swaying of the furest t

Aa the wind moved over he

Alone! how gl ae t f My good dog wt my aid My rite hang 1 range the fores And sow the regal bufluto Across the plaing | cha

Now track the moantain: The beaver's lurking-p!

I atand upon the m Atid—sulitude pr Not even o woodman's »

Within the he pst Below, as o'er ite oven

The air ut our The wilderness of moving be r)

Is glancing in th I look sround to where the Meets the fir forest | Aud this imperial domain, This kingdom, all ix mine! This bending heaven, these duat Waters thateyer r And wilderness of glory, bring Their offerings to 1

My palace, built by God's om

The world’s freeh pric h Wide stretch its living hal w

Fitk. 1} and roofed with groen My wosia ia the wind that now

Pours loud its swelling bars

Now Julls in dying cadence My festal lam,

are star

Though, when in this my lonely bo My star-watcbed couch I press

I hear no fend “G Tam companioniess

Oh, no! I sce my father’s hous The hill, the tree, the stream.

And the looks and yoices of my he Come gently to my dream

And in the solitary hagnta Whilo slumbers every t

In night aod silence, God himself Seems nearer unto me

1 feet bis presence in the abades Like the embracing air

And aa wy eyelide close in slery My heart is hushed in prayer

Science and Art:

MANUFACTURE

od-night think

Che Family.

ICE IN THE BLOOD,

In the General Confession of the Church, we

or mortals all unite in saying ¢t

“ We have jet undene those things whivh we

onget to have done, aod we have

things which we ooght not to have These two heads exhaust the subject of

frailty

It ts the things Jef undone which

to have done, the things Jeft unsaid

cught to have said, that constitute the fi

am now to treat

Lrewember my sehool-day speeulat!

an old “* Chemistry book, which form Caloric exists in all bodies. In

a latent state: itis there, but it affec the senses nor the thermoweter. Cer

develop it, when it rnimes the »

warms the bands. I remember the

wonder with which, even theo, I

myster it seemed ¢

catching cold, when Nature

reflec the vast amount of blind, deaf, aod bum forta which Nature had thos stowed away

every winter should be shivering, freex

caloric Jockod up in. her was all around them, in eve H and handled! In the epiritual world there ines gy to this ! r og power-called Love, which exiats hearts dumb and unseen which ife, no warm wer, t we sion o 4 raw } } nt work in a r i by ao t there but numb w it !

Abherlisements. COAL YARD.

Lehigh, Schuylkill and other COAL,

k

CHARLES MAGARGE & CO Wiit l \L) DEALERS IN PAPI AG & PHILADELPHIA, PA

RESTAURANT,

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DANDRIGE KELLY, Proprietor

ON & THOMA

Wews and Periodical

DEPOT

COLORED DOMESTICS

Wa ( My

DR. J. W OCREEE

Thomsonian and Botanic MEDICINE DEPOT,

BALTIMORE, MB.,

Respectfully informe his frients and the puctic gene

rally, that Lhaye on hand «

UG MEDICINES

am acy Pome or rue Vert Nest Qoasire

of with care aod accuney

E> A GOOD SELECTION OF PERFUMERY AND

TOILET ARTICLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND

nets, B :

Liver, Kid

Debility,

Ache, Diasiness, Nervooumers, Im CONSULTATION FREI

WITY 16 IT THE 6I1CK ARE NOT CURKED1—Nots

place do we but we bear from individuals

plaints of the little bemefils they have e mn the medicines prescribed by their physicians yee tale they bave tried several physicians, oof after the other not goly without benefit, but in many

absolutely injured, Why ie this! Bome

ee of having taken several different advertise! medi

cing made wore his ey a 1 not ke @ \linwase he patient was laboring ur e x - kind of medicine eary ia the case, Ins . flen a pt " s his patie hat (he \lisease la E ‘ 1 hye 5 administer me @ that a tick com peile a ute © existence 1 hopel W 1 7 awe fa a y ane cured, a age . 2 Why ca *y wot Le n hing afler another which ' ee it able! I . irable, we want to k . t what organ has becume incapab r c unetionel Nut the Aiuasy 7 ‘ a aa nti the patient was wors a . ne had Known the ae s ara “ n matie slating ’ my whe i mater, the patieut w ave 2 " ' gance. ie, dig f early ascertained trut actual chemical analysis. This knowledge at oo distant a a and not t a r

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AVERY COLLEGE, Allegheny City,

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Alublished bysthe African Methodist . Epis Kev. Klisha Weaver, Editor.

THE CHRISTIAN RECORDER ‘

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCUIA ‘ URCI ol REV. ELISHA WERAVER l “ 0 General Bouk Steward and I fared i \ hs * No 618 Pare Sracer, Poitaneceuia " tr | Novos —Al pertaining ts the Book jred wor t

without the paper—slx months, b threy mouths, fyur deliar,—0oe month, $15, paper im wack ease f Hort ade I er y mitted by him ou his »] t Att clock uo the f wing d : 7 uO All Advertisements mast be acontopanied with the easb. j

x incensed, and th tter! t to where a part of Sherr 3 had passed, | the n CORRESPONDING EDITORS OF CHRISTIAN RECORDER : ite oh 1 bed : ; ante Baltimore Conference, B. T. TANNER hehe my ex, " Vhiladelphie ‘ ‘ A. L. STAN FOWD, uo of pome of the fio f ture io the w J svalry A here we ju " im ¥ I New York “ “ L. PATYERSON With an axé they whattcred his piano, burea . " We tl Low New Eoglood ae “ WoW OnIMES Py Ohio “ BAMUEL WATTS, | *ide-boards, tore his fine carpet to pisees, and | duing ou usly, but vow wo w nv ‘ , Indiana “ NOR MeINTOBI. | pave what they did x Jestruy to his slaves that we were all i * Ii we ) Missouri “ se MM. OLABK i ‘ £ ot ; } Califoruis “ « TM. D. WARD aod o auvily to op | tent, and th f ' boyae, bh the foor by # blow | the ro Jemolished. t " he mouth, | woward tendeney being | and dair rere emptied [ Poetry. rate iepplinnshins tak. hack | ifs octcMinnivs. 0 Suomen’ ! 1 heard afterwar nterit tone might f é Por the Christian Recorder burned his how to the | pe white w Llové, when day |e breaking fa they did I oar very rick “

Aud birds begin bs sing To take a walk in early morn And view the.flowers of spring

telienme Oh, that I coal have been Hercules, that T {cope what they bad'on their backs w When fields are decked with pearly dews, might bi rried off some of the fine mensions, | kees eame to t I The hand divine we trace with all their gaudy furniture. How rich I | roads | ure de A a

would be now?! But I was not. When the rich | the woods on fire as far a 1 a (

Thongh better till 1 love to hear The linnet tune his lays woers would use insulting language, we let fre reach His notes are free and ever noft , }

4 A few Lours only Besides the There's music in hin praise

ite work of destructio

ire nocessary to turn what cast years of toil inte ats, cows, male “

The flowers, too, are beauteoun thlogs In word of love they speak

woke and aehes

{ nr entire march from Wilmington But that dista

When called and placed beside the couch, During « n ok OF bolplews, sick aud weak uotilwe met Sherman, there was only one Union | although I was « furmed: { Ww m we I love the Hilac, piok aia tees flag displayed by « citisen to out forces. His | Sherman's raiders come in, who told m That bloom before my door house was well protected, Noithor avldiars oor | bee thirty miles of Howeve it Tn viewing them, I eee the hand | officers would touch a oob, Jt was remarkable, story. We continnod to f wt l l ! Of Him whom I adore Laezt®. | 190, to heat how impudently some of the rébel | desolated by Shorm : wa mbelvndd || ane ' Momown; Ohio | women would talk. Yet their loose-hung toms he\Nooe River. 1 General 1h: : es in almost every instance brought them into 5 army, aod we all commenced to | the trina For the Christian Reoorder trouble juarters as we oould * rl ARMY CORRESPONDENCE BY CHAPLAIN Ove very fine-looking lady, residing in o small I not | befure t uu " TURNER. village which we passed through, rau out of b | to tell us that Sherman and Jubn were oply | a Headquarters Firat UV. 8, C, T | house-door, and bleated very loudly to a certain | five milos away, and were asurit ach th | Fort Raison Depot | offbeor- ~ | uty nath ‘a* Ay March 28, '65 Kev your negroes ont of my All. the afternoon and pa of a taty emid | ha 4 hk * = Me. Eorron:—I would have wriften a a | Phe ofieer eal Ligh | owresamitice ocin GIN the email eas days sooner, but for the fact that a thieving |such g shower of “blessings” ay the negroes | jo, ee SENAY “bse np ah cre a oe & x scoundrel, under the clandestive cover of night, | heaped apou her devoted head would have well | iio dBadiy miacilos flow th dey atante somal Kabat came, aud, with roguish hands, stole one of my | nigh aroused the dead from their graves. Buch aa, ay aa Satara a hata beset horses, valued at $200, Butas this dirty wreteh | 4 string of expletives, I presume, nover before |} hear such musketry before, ox af ue has been overtaken, and wy mind relieved by the | preeted the ears of such o haughty Southern a eevaa vie aaater ne a one sea return of my servant's horse, I trust I cam n0W | poddoas, sana el eine Ursa Te per. Kal dans Alon. | ek’ a gE frame myself into writing humor sufficiently to! J inust now stop, for here comas marching or send SEGA TEREh Gilt: ade elbkian Go 4 dust | la baer Of throw a few facts together for the benefit of the | gore ere ick = * ’ > rie eae epee many friends who are ever anxious to know our Havisg left Worrison Depot, and marche Se aE . ‘ Ao se ’ : , 5 whereabouts fifteen miles, I now resume my correspo mee Sikes sonst thee tilda : On the morning of the 16th of March, at the | with you ; . alesis trae aan a alcbeae command to march, we broke camp; and all por ; stride iiadiae ban ce : eed : o ° 2 : Won Vorps, Succe - table comforts were girded on by the cual | of node. a “ ~ ie a ul ee rg Atty ponteen.ne J N L FROM and lashed to horses, or packed in wagons by : 7 ; i ‘Srromeg : ea ame ' nied Keone ica So teell act gall ely ioe : the officers, Hyery thing boing in readiness, we | ci, bane danni a. Andi asall bmg pl. armetiaabt Mn. Er marched put of camp, and halted for # fow|: so. visited with their just reward. I am by i ns erent ~ divinior si Seal hours, at no great distance, in the woods, and | ote to alte: I ri ‘that sons Sherman rebel sid ste ta | near the pontoon bridgo whieh was laid @crons Saat ‘tobe: that sa aealte:& Mleeraneth ine : the North-ovst River stint Ha er I R vh sis Shortly afterwards, General Truny and Staff ; A hae well fort w t hy abot ‘ Td Amoug the amusiog scones which transpir dives Buwaved vas ‘ Mae ; rode past, making a splondid appearance, Then . followed the Second Division of the 24th Corps, Wee Wigs _— fordal : wae, H we lay quite r r rob ti t (white,) after which our Division, (Piret Divi which wa ; use. Soine streams through | bance, exvept what opposit 4 f he I sion 26th Corps, colored,) followed in pursuit. 1] “ale? Wo were aj bo wane Would raging parties, who were f iriven might say that the whole of General Torry's | MO UP to their arms. Bach brigade would ge- | the rebels, who wor wing oF vd lend-| V command loft. Is will bo poderstood that Gep.| 2°*!!¥ halt fora short time prior to er ng to Smithfield. Several tin vea-| ¥ Terry commands the brave troops who first came |" 1% be prepared for Some w ply | ta gers d " , to attack Fort Fisher, with a view to its V8 thir cartridge boxe heir ba i reduction, plunge in with a cheerful but feroun yX l his ¢ tw Those forces were mado up of tho First Diy.| *tHe “ater f \ i I of the 25th Army. Corps, (colorod,) and the Se-| a¥ers, “and others still strip entire ked, | thr or works, on route to G r oond Division of the 24th Army Corps, (white) | 22 *WIBK their clothes over their f wad, | was a sight equa to both. We The colored troops were commanded by Lroy amid all kinds of expr " and ta ble ut irod to se ' 6, ap i Mojir-Genoral Payne, and the white troops by | rence? ever con , i pa Sravet Major-General Amex. Tho chief com-| 'X° S2me Jot . 1 Petersbu mand is vested in the intrepid Mujor-Gene ur | u ald t 4 i 1 hey w he , Terry . — . t ur t " Since the capture of Wilmingt ten. 'T p.- Tt il \ , command has been lying at North-ea 1 Ml lis ahout tov milos at Winiertos. However far a ‘ 1 ; 1 the white troopy havin LANE my regiment led | 4 0 : n ] I r ] x the advance of our di 6. Seon after croasir toal ‘ . t the river, we passed an extensive line of rebel |* for m rie, whot . ud of bei \ I works, which they had hasti t vated upot bacon 1 ‘ flirt Phe heatiug that Sherman was about to out off the hat lel L was i ’ I | f retreat f \ hat " i . Shortly afer taking ¢ + Wntof witcty. = r nnd enotip \ throw awa wore informed that our destina wns ( I v l | l boro’, Cotwequently our march » t taol! was plontifal; fa , for several days. Many ineider tonk aon) * n the march of an amusi ‘a ida ' : ! whioli were quite saddening. Bot wh way | ® t th wwity @ ( Bisagreeable-was borne with the u wot k up 0 bee » on k bu be . ir mon, Pa t Wane ‘ be in like fury, wh vould cha aw ’ I country was a new thir { fore, f he fi wd il ) j would } quite well, Fu } a commenced the rar . t ] t

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Cho Christian Werorber.

Philadelphia, Saturday, April 15, 1865

EDITORIAL

Th . I RICHMOND CAPTURED . ’ h Lee has surrendered t he | nf € i nil tok wt last This good pews caused preat rejoicic thin W it throughout t 0 For the past week Phi- | | Wew i ladolphia haw represented a grand earniy re| Lyn nou} w ' thon the sober-sided Quuker City itis wa I { Mr. James Porter, a ¥ We hope that we shall not have cause to regret) tent I's pal Sarnh our rejoicing by some proclamation or ract) Aon 8 unt

of our law wakers, in regard to the m

le of which the goveroment can boast

well qualified for

CORRESPONDENCE