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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-03

E7The Branch Of the Bank Of st. Louis,
at Boonvile, it is announced, will go into
operation on the lst Of January next.
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Advertisements .

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

WAsniNGrON, Feb. l2.-ln the event of the
failure of Congress to pass the Tariff Bill Mr..
Campbell of Ohio viii present IL bill To deposit
the surplus revenue among the several States for
safe keeping.
About 60 passengers arrived to-day from the
North. having crossed the ice in the Susquehan
ma ON foot, having their baggage behind.
Messrs. Jones, of Tennessee, and Florence. of
the House, and Weller of the Senate, compose
the Committee to inform NJ ssrs. buchanan and
Breckenridge of their election.
Senators Pearce, Bigler and Footc the
Committee of Arrangements for the inangura
ton.
No New York mail has arrived here yet. The
Senate has directed the Post Office Committee Ia
investigate the causes of the repeated failures os
the mails between New York and Washington.
resolution has also been adopted by this ho-
dy for the Appointment of Committee of three
to make arrangements for the reception and in
auguration of Mr. Buchanan.
Mr.. Crittenden offered a resolution TO day de-
claring the vote of Wisconsin null, which WAS
tabled.
The SENATE concurred in the resolution of the
House appointing Committee 10 notify Me-srs.
Buchanan and Breck nrdgc Of their election
which adopted.
In The House, the Kansas case was postpo
ned until the 2lst. after which the Tariff wns
debated
Mr.. Cofax presented resolutions of the In
diana Legislature, asking that sugars b. ndmt-
ted into the United States duty free.
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kc,ribntion-Arr by DEATH

On the 5ih inst. gave an account OF the
death of an unknown man, by falling from the
evening express. train. near Stafford. The de
cnased proved to- be an ili>hmnn. named Mcguire
who had been employed by u Mr., Rae. Of New
town Mass and :, me articles on his person,
marked Rae" led to the supposition. al the
time. that that was his name. \ day or two
before the accident the house ct Rev Mr.. Wool
bridge. Of Newtown, was robbed OF silver ware.
valued al $50
bow in the service Of Mr.. Woodbridge was
found tied to his be0 in the basement, and his
story wa that he had been set upon by three men
who had broken uio The hon-e.nnd LETT him III the
condition in which he was found: but after rgld
c. a.. examination. he stated that Mcguire was
the rather, and that before hr left the house he
made him swear upon Bible that he would Keep
the matter a secret An officer was mt once
sent to unrest Mcguire, but he had got wind OF
il. and wa~ not to be found
Thus the matter rested for day ortwo longer.
when further examination of the person OF the
deceased was made and certain articles found.
which led Mr. Quintard, Assistant Superintend
emf If the road 10 believe that the man was n
thief and he at ohce telegraphed the facts t"
Boston. and the Postmaster at Stafford wrote a
lette. to Newtown, giving a description OF the
deceased and of the articles found, winch Turn
ont to he the identical articles stolen from the
house Of Mr.. Woodbridge
The body has been recognised as that OF wa.
rure and the person sent on tnIdentlfy II having
refused 10 rem, We the body. it has been inferred
at Stafford, The carpet bag OF the deceased
vas taken t" New York, and upon beng oPrnPn
all the articles belonging to Mr.. Woodbridge
were found. except one silver spoon "n'
peu .I0uTnuL
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Ia FEST NEWS.
fs' OF saou.e ~. E.ouis-Thrre prr.on,
N,iicd md several W suad,d.

fsii OF taou.c ~ ~. s.ouis-Thrre Per. ons
-, Nhi"d and several Wounded.
Inc 81 Louis Republican If Saturday last has
The i"uewiag account of distressing accident
in that CITY:
Most ct our citizens are acquainted with block
ot two story houses on Che,tnut street. jl>t be.
low Fourth. IN one of which was formerly the ~.
ted barber shop. anu baths If the Clanore aus
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the whole
o"ek tell IN simultaneously Y, without premoniton
OF amy kind
In the various establishments in the first So.
ry ware the proprietors, their employees. aud in
some instances their customers. In the upper
rooms were dodgers, and persons having Office
there. In all. there Mere about - to 30 persons
in the three buildings that fell. ONLY two of whom
were killed The third was Maj Wm. Gardner.
wealthy farmer ofthi> county, aged ABOUT %
years. who was passing throu h the alley by the
south side Of the building. when il fell
In few minutes after tn crash the ruins were
discovered 10 be ON fire, mud before an engine
could be got to work. the Il .rnes we've roating like
a furnace. BY The almost superhuman exertiens
ct the tiremen aud other citizens the flames werc
arr >ted, and the work of removing the rubbish
TO eXtrieate thuse beneath progressed 50 rapidly
that in less than three hours the whole was ac
cnmpshed. Two bodies only were exhumed.
both Of whom wetp discovered TO have persisted
by the flames. Their faces were burned off -.
They w,re both G rman taiIors, and were nam
ed John Jordan and Fred schottcr
Edwin Cassady in the barber shop getting
shaved Mt the time Of the accident and was til.
hr,t person eXtricatcd. One leg and arm were
broken. and he wao uthcrwis, seriously injured
Mr.. Theodore Papin was also getting shaved at
the same time, aud escaped with a severe cut en
the head Frank Rphdeau and Thomas Bureh,
two of the barbefs, were pretty badly wounded
on the face.
The Republican, says Mr.. Gardner was ma
tive OF Virginia.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.--Mr Bell, of Tennessee, gayc
notice OF his intention introduce hill 10 provide
for the us' and equal distribution among the States
of the proceeds Of the sales of public lands.
till Was pas d appropratiug the sum Of $780,
0oo 10 refund moneys advanced by Maryland aud Viz
gnit towards the construction Of the public build
ings NJ the time the sent of Government was remov-
ed TO Washington city.
Norst-Thc day occupied IN the eousidera-
ton Of ri,atc bills.
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Sentence Of N0rralt for Murder.

We have already mentioned that Norrall, one OF
the Gordon murderers iii Missouri had been convict
e.. \ letter saYs:
He behl,ed himself with great nonchalance until
the next morning when lie MAS brought in to receive
ms sentence On hcng told to rise, his parents both
rose with him, each with an arm around his neck
\ most solemn and short address was ,lren made to
hnn hy Judge Stone eonjuring him TO make his peace
with God. rs in his all earthly hopes were end
ed and concluded by sentencing him Ia he hung on
March II, 1s57. The prisoner then wePt. Major
Wight, his counsel took an appeal to the Supreme
Court, and obtained, therefore, stay OF exec 'iona
ltl1n
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A correspondent of the National (llil tmpa-
rum. writing from Cleveland O. says: few days
ago while Wat Eckman and Nike Shots were
digging well for James Maison Esq near North
Rend. Ohio,ihe skeleton # man, or rather 81
a qiant.was found twenty five feet below the sur
fac Of the earth. who when living lowered to
the enormous hight of twenty thrtr irrt anu
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~ ,sIlNovoN. Feb. ~.

WAslIiN0roN, Feb. T..
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Jones Of Tennes-
see. n resolution was adopted, after debate, Tor
the appointment of JOINT committee from the
two Houses to inform buchanan aid Brecken-
ridge Of their election
The vote was announced on motion nude yes
terdav by Mr.. Akers. to lay on the table the res
ulution against Whiiheld's right 10 u seat, ne.
gatiyed by two majority.
Senate uulnnnrtnui
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B \ I L l. L & r \ p II .
Arrival from Europe.

Nfs loRN, Feb l3.-The steamship City of Bald-
more Is in with dates from Liverpool to the 2sth ult
1t Is reported that on the British taking Bashirc,
after two hours homhardment the persans submit
ted 10 the ntishdcmaGds
The british Journals do not credit the report
Great doubt exists concerning tho news of The
burning OF Factories IN Canton hy tie British force
Kumars continue 10 circulate Of an intended mod-
6eNtien OF the British Cabinet
The Emperor Of Austria has grnnfed complete
amnesty 10 political o0enders in the lemhardo ,onc-
ltau provinces
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The New York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Icl4er furnishes the following abstract OF the esi
lrnae ken On Tuesday in the ease OF the murder OF
DR. Burici:
The proceedings Of the inquest in the matter OF
thc murder of Or Bnrlrfl elected but lite OF impar
lance durinp the forenoon pr Bur1els private led
,,pr VAS produeed and shown to contain charge en-
tered ON the 18th October in his own handwrltiuP
shaving that he wa. ncuall, in this city the day
of the ALLEGED marriage This fact is also confirmed
by a director 81 the artisans Bank who states that
Dir BurdeIl attended II meeting OF the board that
a,y
Dr Roberts WAS again examined lie only testi-
fed To the condition of the dead bod, when he saw
i md u, the f,et of the ,nulti,s existing between
Dr R,,lel and Mrs Cunniupham MS reported by
,thpr witnesses lie said that DR. Burdell one day
.nia Ia him: We have both been wrong, but all Is
settled now intend to br their II lend through LITE
The most important fact elected from this witness
vas tb,, the ,as was still burning when the murder
was discoyerut
inr,r then handed n check book to the coroner,
with - ,nemor,nJ mn showing that Dir Burdcls check
for saa7 n WAS paid .nnnnry IT, but to whom WIS
NO, stated
The witness ave his theory of the murder The
KEY hrug an liz onSilc of the door looked II the
pn,tr onencd il and as he entered the murderer met
hin, and struck the blow he doubted if DR.. D. ever
cried aloud the murderer either went to his chnir
and srnck m or met him u the door or if the Doc
tnr WAS rhokcd in any way the result might have
hccn the same the blood lrops ght have been spat
tered from his hand he thought. there might have
brcn eonsId rable noise aud the family not hear it
thcr, were ncone sim IN the street andany sound
below then, might not have aroused them or attracted
their attention
NJ, hynothcs's is that whoever did the deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

The s.. louis RppnbNcan has nn inferc-lng
account from the Plains. Much snow prevailed
in January, and the Government trains moved
with much difficulty. Bcnt'- Fort was threaten
ed by the Indians. and Col. Bonneville had sent
a detachment to its aid Capt. Dodge, L. S. A.
who was captured by the Apache Indians. Is
supposed to hive been murdered by them. The
Republican, speaking Of the snff' rings OF III"
NJ, rmons, says:
We hive already referred to the fact of three
trains of Mormon emgrnntS to Salt Lake having
been OveltHken by n snow storm on the Pains.-
They were mel by Lieut.. kelton and DIR. Page,
of Fort Laramie, at the crossing of Swrctwatcr.
about the 18th of December. and according 10
their opinion. are supposed 10 have persisted.
Nothing has been heard Of them, since, and it il
greatly to be feared Ihlt the next fidingS from
them will inform that the whole company, Sc.
vcral hundred in number. have persisted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

The jackson Flag of the Union, of the 25tb
ult.. snv:
On Monday, Gov. McRea sent in n mes age
to the Legislature. rsn-uifing a letter from
Graves, the detaulting Treasurer now in Cam
dn II ring to settle his ind abtpdness 10 the State.
in annual in>tallmpnt.. if permitted to return
un,nolc,ted, and his reply 10 the same. He sub.
nit the whole matter 10 the Legislature, whr,h
er in their wisdom. they will grant the asked
amnesty. The defalcat"n occurred in lSll, and
amounts without interest TO Sl5oOO. The
whole case is \ very curious one, without any
precedent that we have hearaof Caves l. safe III
Canada. +fforts having already been made t" Ar
rest him under the AshLurtnn treaty, without
success. But it is a very serions matter Ia an
nul he criminal laws; the more especially for
the State to r. ceive money teven it n return OF
its own) as a Reconsideration" therefor
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pD.vCsousNO NOTICE.

REV. VIM HoGE, of the Union Theological Semi
nary, will preach before the congregation 0, 'ne 81
Presbyterian Church on Friday evening AZ o t'9ef,
on Saturday at II o'clock, and on 9aon"'n y. NM
past 10 o'clock. and again in the evening at "A o.
clock The services will be held in the "a Presoyte-
rian Church. fep LOU
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oliiIllerCias

Bread,ulir' ota declining tendency Wheat firm.
Red saas, white rs I'D. a9s.lod Flour quiet. Canal
Bis a als.dd Baltimore and Philadelphia brands
a0s I'd a a2s.6d., Ohio u n Hos.
torn.-Mncd SIS a ans cd, white n a aas
Money tighter. Consos a3l Il plI
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citp dsO &tatr ATatts,

lions that there exists au element OF repulson in the
terrestrial atmosphere which retlrds IL The seat and
source of this repulsion must be looked for in your
vicinity Can You, my dear Local give a clue TO
its its whereabouts aud is nature A YOU are
aware, the oll"ctory nerves of comets extremely
almost morbidlr, sensitive. an ana confident il Is
nov p1nsing ana holding IL hose for fear Of ehcoun
terng some nupleaS M odour N your nei sborhood.
p vou know OF such oGonr? Is there, for example
an ,ll-kept Market House,
W sHINGroN lloCsE.- fh,s popular hotel is doing
an overwhelming business. At night nttrr the ar
rival OF the trains, i CROW led 10 with all
n,4nuer of peoples. nations, kindrcls aud tongues
The dining room presents of voracity anl bus
,a ,eIdu uitneSse eXrept AT the Exeha rs. in Rich
uond during the plethora OF an \ agricultural Fair
The proprictors must be coming money hand over
fist.
Ma. GLL--We are PANIED to learn that the resig-
nation of this opntlrp,r j. n, lo,ver n matter of
doubt lie will certainly leave rs During his resi-
dencc here Mr. Gil has made ., host of friends As
mons respect and pood vii of tie citizens of Iynch
bnrr. They part Reluctantly with him He viii car
~ TO his oSitOu their best " lSles tor his wei
Tho elcrtion If Superintendent Ia I'll Mr. Girs
vacancy will uke place on the 10th of tins month.
UoRRlgLRl GARRorlyG X LYNcHHrRG IN cleo
,rc shark, briflseize, our sauls and almost mar
aly2cs our hands a. we announce tue dreadful the
1T 60 ,i, = ~. md ,,.,.,;.o e ,.,r,,,i,, e.,
terrible TACT tau me a9F'a P'aeae' Oh k'efoVn4 50
.on'l"o" VI me u. y, ~ .t
III va" w" III: '',', ,,1 - :; - ,; ,,''
over the country Caa nof5in, he done to arrest il
us, ve t,mcll snhmji ia deeds of violence scarcely
loss az fl ,n the ,onratenaied horrors of general
serriIr insurrcr,ion7
or.4 L,t TN, olia ,r, an I'M. ,ler, and we hone to-
,.,,,, =, 10 Ill to s,r,,l l,torc onr readers the
morrow 10 oe 'n " = ',' o|a
The facts 80 lar rs "seef''n''' af' " "'' III ''l'''
these: on TUESDAY evening u.s. ' " '"'.''' H,9
about leaving a5n5e III u a,;s
city, where he haa Deeh SPehu'"s wy e,'",'k' P",'
oil white arms "erg 'h'"N ''''' ~ "h'
ups were s'neU v, ~ -; -, ,,s,oI ,,
prlved MN OF fu' power y" ''''''"''' - ''u''' ''o
policeman was 10 DC See"'
a.. -. :.
n'H- Nonrt " - H., h,, -, h,ra -, o,,o,
sive assortment anu n1oFe Wi" '"Uu ~ III Tue VIC"
"ou'o oo VIII W WV "''' '''
-, -, $780,, -. -, :; , ,u .;,,
nc al M = ,','' - rli,a,;al rnason
nr'io'e III '''o' - W.
i'oh'
:, -, ...,
, In. ~ ,nrl, naring uitbont tho
LhrouR" I, Nv a. ~, h; ., h ,h
Inc ohiS sea''ehen P'e' n Nv ''e' W., N -,
Gepo' was oar eSee''nsa ;,, IN f,a
Esl' Wn"se "eao 5n, ~ he otber bn, M
uh9 'ne '""Slet Wv L., wv i ,l ha vac n,,on
i'P''"'' , - ,77, - Uassr, R,,,Iad,e R,r
ueu Gn:s " ,"' TTanI'r, i.awn1es ofS e a,dthe
"p' 'r,od rentleren Wcore exceedingly sorry
that our Guy h"s "''e' w s', u 's''7''' Wv ''
Sf. Pa',',S'h , ~ G',L,4a b,5 ,or,. lad
A"' ny N'''
Cna.n ". g + Torcray. of FLOYD lief, in our
o;.c few DAVIS since, specimen of Copper Ore ia
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l,IGAR MANlEAGTORY.-
u JOHN ~. kOMPE,

SUCCESSOR TO NJ. LANGHoHSE SoNsD
MAIN STREET, LYSCHRURd VA.
this establishment will always be found on Stock, COM
pec Cigars all kinds made Of the finest i'm
ToLaccos carefully selected and manufactured with
to please and maintain tor
Of this establishment reputation equal to those
nf n u mandatory IN the country.
Tocnale the manufactures offer all times, complete
keeps constantly large stock of imported
Cigars which will be sold at nnall ad.
The attention dealers city and State special
Of Stock The brands Of the
have for been, sold in the large
where they have entered into successful
potion of all Kinds OF imported and domestic
any part of the Union will DO promptly met,
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
decd
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ten inches" We give the above for what II l.
worth. but we confess We have our doubts. The
story j. rather too tall.
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Markets.

| Nrw loGk.Fch. -Brcadstuns duh and onchang-
ed. Virginia G's a2I.
BALf. Fob la.-Mnkcts unchanged
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Arrival from california

Nfw AoRh Feb. la.=-The steamer George Law has
arrived with $4,000 in specie
Her news has not been received
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- DELICIOUS WORKS for .nic by PAYNE
III CHRISTIAN.
The Commentaries of Henry Scott Barnes Clark Ripley &C.
Compfehcusly sc Commentary
Jacobs Notes the Gospels,
kos Rile Readings,
Chalmers Bible Reading,
Ko's Cyelopcl OF Biblical Literature,
Edwards Works.
paysons do
McChaius do
Cummings IL
Alexander Notes ON Psalms, Isaiah, &C,
Life, &c,
The Contrast. by DR. Spring,
History AMI Repository of Pulpit Eloquence, by FISK,
Pulpit Cyelupcia,
Sketches of Sermons,
Sermons,
Saurn's do
do
Mannngs do
Evans do
Tayor's do
Cyclopedia Of Sermons by Burns,
Blunts Work,
Buffers Analogy
Mimans History of Chris.ianiy,
II - Articles,
Methodist Preacher
Dicks Theology.
VI Mason's Works.
Buffers Works,
jan 21ts Rep crrS.
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AMP OIL, Pure sperm oil warranted of
i The best quality just to hand aud for sale by
feb 3s STROIllER WHITEHEAD.
nDAX Z. We S.-Thi- deli uhtfuI article.
D used extensively throughout the world
under the of bay Rum remedy
oRdicr aud for affections of the Ilcnd
ally anl diseases tho Scalp Hair has at Last been
reduced IN concentration which increases its
dcua fold and makes remedy worthy the at
tontnn Of present concentration which has
alone by series chemical experiments by the
inventor the Concentrated Bay 1cayess pre-
scented community remedy unsurpassed IN arosiinR
The decay Hair the movol Danru and Oh relieving
bv few applications that distressing itching which
orally PROCEEDS falling thu Hair The inventor
year since originally prepared member of his family
thavng the noruns usually Sold who had
distressing of the hair and such the dee ed
effects reputation became established and hun
putting such has become the reputation Of RIOS
scs Leaves that the inventor has been induced to
scale. and he
tho fullest confidence to the entire public
None genuine without the written signature Of
TlDS, II. ROSSER.
Manufacturing Chemist Petersburg Va
For sale wholesale and retail by STROLLER WHITE
HEAD, Druggists
~ Look ior limitations under the of Oil Of Bay
Leaves, Bay Extracts, hay Water &c
feb 9d&e1y
TuNO THE LADIES' We hnvc hand the
largest best selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
Florida and Bay Leaf Waters all kinds
Pomades the Hair Balm thousand Flowers Aromatic
Vinegar, &c., to be found in the city
l9 LANGlDRNE n NAIklP.
BARIED GINGER.-A small supply Of very
, nice dried Canton Ginger for sale by
,anl0, JOuN sEtf Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

prArH OLA NAVAL OFFicER.--E. F. Olmstead, Mas
ter in the t. s Navy died on Saturday evening at
the Ocean House Portsmouth. Mr. o. by his active
efforts in behalf of the sick and suffering during the
fever in 1855. gained the esteem Of that commit
nily
SAFE OF NEGROES Twenty One negroes belong
ing 10 the Coleman estate were sold at Cumberland
c, H.. ON Friday last Tor Sll,ltl. lhere were seN-
eral ola ones and some chl lren among them.-EdFm-
tiie J0uyRai.
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NOR MIRE-n ar.trnts Carpenter. Apriyn'
T. M. oT.n f.tc ~ dir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

Mr. KoMpF a cigar siai ufctnrer in this city, is
doing large business. He has on hand an cxten
sive assortment, and those who indulge in the weed
would do well to give him culi.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATROrsHERA WHITEHEAD,
~ nrnaxiss- and a vOthe aries.

BASIN SQuAHE, LyNcHBURe, VA,
Have hand ant III continue regular additions
conplen assortment of Stuff
Paints GLASS, Fancy Articles &e.sAc which they
attention
COUNTRY rYstcIANs they offer tho prompt filing Of
er orders reliable Drugs aud Pharmaceutical prepaia-
on themselves purchased from
h prices that will leave no nducement to out
article hand furnshcd at he shortest
+. WIN a SIhOlHEh,
tb2u : WHITEHEAD
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IuposroR-A letter in the Fairmont Firgnan
states that person recently arrived there under the
name Of Rev. Fenny Faulkner, and after ingratatng
him,alf with the citizens, aided in robbery and
without paying his hotel bill cleared ont i'e'ofe eN
tossed he managed TO preach two SUNDAYS in the
Me,hndist church Of That place.