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mHE STATE OF OHIO.

TRUMBULL COUNTY SIS.
In the Court OF Common Pleas. Tensard D: Pei
TON. VS.. Henry C.. De Wolf, Abial Il. Do Wolf,
Mary Z. Curly, William Curly, Samuel BarstOw,
Elizabeth BaIstow, Polly barnett. Anna Har-
nett, Jane Harnett, and others.
The defendants above named are notified that
said Tensard d. PeltOn has this day filed in said
Court his petition, for the purpose of obtaining
from the defendants the legal title to the following
Jeseribed lands, situate in GustayuS township, in
said County, and described as follows bounded
west by the centre of the highway running north
and south through the centre of said township,
north on the line of lot SO in said township,
east on lands now or formerly owned by Lucius
Graham, and south on landsnow or formerly own
ed to Tensard R.. De Wolf by John Roberts. BY
deed dated December p, 1888, and now claimed by
nIaintiff by virtue of a contract Of purchase from
said De Wolf. The persons above mentioned must
answer said petition On or before the tenth Satur-
day from this date, december 9th. 1861 or Judg-
ment may be rendered against them by defaults.
FUTILE * STULL,
Dec 10 1856 6w Attys for plf.
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SALE.

y IN PARTITION.
Jobn NJ. StuII, VS. Mary D. SeOville, ct al. In
Tru mbull Common Pleas.
nv virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, o..
in me above entitled case. / shall expose to pub
lie sale at the Court House in Warren, in said
Saturday, the sOth day of December,
1865. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described premises:
''Situate in Liberty township, Trumbull County,
and State Of Ohio, and is known as being part Of
lot No. 90 nineteen, and bounded rs follows, to
wit beginning at a post IN the south west corner
ofsaid lot 70, thence east along the south line Ofsaid
lot 10 thirty-fOur chains and forty five links, (34c
45D to the south east corner Of the herein described
tract; thence north by a line run twenty chains
and twelve links to a post; thence west by a
line run go thiTty-fOur chains and forty
seven links to the west line Of said lot 10;
thence south along the said west line co twenty
chains and forty links to the place Of beginning
containing (69 $4,000 siXty-nine and elghty-three
one hundredths acres Of land, less about seven
acres. sold from said tract by the administrator OF
Mary Anderson, deceased Appraised, a S4O per
acre. Terms. One-third in hand, Cne-tnlrd IN one
year and One-thiTd in two years, with interest rem
day Of sale: deferred payments TO ne se999ed oy
mortgage on the premises. JOSE
sheria's ONCE, Warren. o.. Nov, %. 1866. 5y
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Warren & Lake Erie Plank Road
ID

The Stockholders of the Warren & Lake Erie
Plank Road Company are hereby notified that a
dividend of four per cent. on the capital Stock has
been declared. payable on and after the 10th day
ren.
Also that the annual meeting Of the Stockhol-
ders for the election of Directors will be held at
the Tressurer's Office, on Monday. the 5th day Of
February, A. d. 1856, from 9 o'eloek,..A. NJ, to Il
NJ, of that day. JOS MARVIN, Jr. Pres.
Dec Is 1866 3ws WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, Sec.
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CARD.

During the current term of the Western Reserve
Medical College. Cleveland. Ohio, which will con-
tinue Y weeks, l will be absent from my office on
Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday forenoon. Friday
afternoon and Saturday forenoon. At all other
times may be found at my Office as heretofore.
Warreu, Dec 36t NC WOOD WORTH.
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NOTICE.

I'D The Commissioners of TrumbulI County will
receive proposals for furnishing materials and
building one abutment and one pier. for q bridge
across the Mahoning river in Niles, on the site Of
the old bridge, near Wards Rolling Mill. The
job will be let at Niles, on the 9Th day OF January,
1866. Proposals up to January LIST. 1876, may be
left at the Auditors Office in Warren. The abut-
ment and pier are to be composed of heavy sand
stone, and the work to be finished by the LIST day Of
July, 1866, and the work to be Of the same class OF
work as that of tie new iron bridge in Warren.
AARON DAVIS, Trumbull
III. F. MASON, County
OK. W0LC0TT, Commission
Warren, Dec. 6. 1S65-SW
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STATE OF OHIO,

In the Court Of Common Pleas
Harrison Bacon, plaintiff, vs.. EnOs Miles Bacon
defendant.
Enos Miles Bacon, of the State of California
will take notice that on the 9th day Of November
Is6T W~1rrison Bacon fled in the Court Of Common
PI. - said Trumbull County, Ohio, his petition
az aim, asking for judgement against defend,
AMI la $1,000 and interest from November Goth
1855. An order of attachment has been issued in said
case. also Garnishee notice to Josiah Dunlap, u
aid TrumbuH County. The defendant is notified
TO apDear, answer or demur to said petition on OF
before the 10th day of February, D66, or the same
will be taken for confessed.
By Tuttla & stuIl his Atty's.
Dec. 6, 65,-6W
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DRIDGE NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Trumbull County will be
at Pennington on Friday. the 18th day of January,
1866, to receive bids ard let the job of building two
abutments with wing walls, anda bridge over a ba-
YOU near Grand River, south of the Centre of
Pennington, between the hours of 10 and y o.
clock. a. NJ. AARON DAXIS,l TTumbull
H.. MASON, County
OK. WOLCOTTJ Commissioners
Warren Dee Is. 1865 3W
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EGAL NOTICE

IL Thomas B. Snyder, Matilda Alexander,
BENJAMIN 7. Snyder, Sarepta L. Snyder and her
husband ,EMarion Snyder, 0rpha S. Snyder and
Eli A. Snyder, will take notice that on the LIST day
of December, AID. 1860. Rebecea Snyder filed her
petition against them in the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio, and that said pc
tition is now pending in said court. wherein the
said Rebecca Snyder demands partition of the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate in Hubbard, Trum-
bull County, o., and known as parts of lots Nos. 6S
and IS, bounded North by lands formerly owned
S. SNYDER; South by the county line and West BY
lands formerly owned by Benjaman Snyder, and
contains sixteen and u acres of land more or less.
and that at the next term Of said Court, the said
Rebeeea will apply for an order that partition Of
said lands be made. ByTUTTLE STULL,
nae 4 19f5-lW- her ATTORNEYS.
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SSIGNEE'S SALE:

IA In pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Trumbul County, Ohio, I will
expose to public sale at the store formerly oceu-
pied by Jehn McCaughtry. at the center of Lords
town, Trumbun County. Ohio. commencing on the
2lst day Of December, A. D.. 1865, and 10 continue
from day to day until all are sold. a stock Of goOdt
consisting Of dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes,
groceries, &e. Terms of sale. cash.
JOSHUA b. JORDAN.
Assignee of John MeCaughtry.
Warren, o., Nov q, 1S65-4w
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7 EGAL NOIlCE.-ln the Court
IL of Common Pleas of Trumbul County, State
of Ohio.
Ezekiel Gilman. plaintiff. VS. William Paine, Lo-
renzo Fairbanks, Charles H.. Grigg, Elijah Da-
Wis and Oscar NJ. Sanford. defendants.
William Paine. Lorenzo Fairbanks, Charles H..
Grigg and Oscar NJ. Sanford, who are residents Of
the City of Philadelphia. in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, will take notice that Ezekiel Gilman, the
plaintiff, has fled his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OfTrumbull County. averriug that on
the 18th day Of February. he sold the following
premises to the said defendants, to wit: Situate
in Mecca township, N County, State Of
Ohio being lots Nos. four ca, thirty-One CD, thir-
ty-twO (32). thirty-thre" S3l thirty-four go, i've
81. thirty-eight 1881, forty 4O, ~fOrty-One (4l(, and
fOrty-twO 42L, in a certain plat of land made by
T. N: Robinson, and Recorded July II, 1861, in
Trumbull County Records, Book of Maps A, page
lO5; containing eleven and three-qUarter acres,
more Or less" excepting therefrOm Oue-eighth
part of the oil under said premises. which, when
mined is to be delivered to Mrs. Sankey, formerly
Mrs. Beeman. The plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANTS agreed d TO pay Tor said land the sum Of
i've thousand and three hundred dollars S5,300C0
By the 18th day of March, AID 1865. and that they
have paid the sum Of four thousand one hundred
and fifty dollars (S4,l50 OO and alledging that
hundred aud tWenty-six dollars and fifty cents,
Isl, Z26 500, and asking judgment and order Of sale
on default " payment. And also praying for in
junction against the defendants from removing
the engine, pumps, watts and fixtures on the prem
ises, until the claim Of the plaintiff is satisfied.
The defendants must answer said petition on or
before the sixth day of January. 1856. or judgment
will be taken accordingly. TAHLOR JONES,
Nov Is, lS65-6T AtTys Tor PIE.
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~ Ann4N 1ONs Nlc
By c. f. Harrington, Deputy.
Nov. =, '65,-4W
DETITION TO SELL LAND.

VIM. I. Spear administrator of William Henshsw.
deceased,
VS..
Philipena HenshaY, David HenshaW, Albert Hem
shaw. Charles Henshaw, Caroline Barber, and
- Barber, husband of said Caroline Barber.
Probate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio.
The defendants are hereby notified that on the
oath day of November, 1855, said administrator filed
his petition in the Probate Court of TrumbulI
County, Ohio, alleging that there was no personal
property whatever belonging to the estate of said
William HenshaW, deceased; that the said dece-
dent died seized in fee simple of the following de-
scribed real estate to wit: Situate in the township
of Kinsman, Trumbull County, and State Of Ohio.
known as the northeast part Of lot number four
and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a post
standing in the northeast corner Of said lot; thence
west along the north township line thirty chains.
eighty three links go so to n post; thence south
along a marked line sixteen chains, thirty eight
links Q6 $50 to q post; thence east along a marked
line thirty one chains, sixteen links 81 l6) to a post
in the east lot line; thence north along said lot line
sixteen chains. thirty five links DC 50 to place of
beginning, containing fifty and 66-lOO acres o fland
more or less; and that said Philipena uenshaW is
the widow of said William HenshaW. deceased,
and entitled to dover in said premises. The prayer
of said petition is that the dover of said widow
may be set of, and that said administrator may be
ordered to sell said real estate. Said petition will
be heard in said Court on the thirtieth day OfDe-
cember. 1865.
Ad'mr of William Henshaw, decd.
Albert Watson, Atty.
Nov. Z, i6O,-4W
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
i TRUMBULL COUNTY. SIS.
In the Court of Common Pleas,
E. r. MOfatt, Plaintiff,

VS., NOuee.
Chauncey W. MOfatt, Deft)
Notice is given to Defendant that on the iIth day
of November. A. d. 1865, the Plaintiff fled in the
Office of the Court Of Common Pleas for said eoun-
ty. his petition against defendant and stating in
substance that defendant is indebted to the plain
tiT in the sum of $9G, 90 upon two several promisa-
~ notes, and dated December p, 1851. for sos.
payable to g. W. MOfatt or bearer. with annualin-
terest at ten per cent. in one year from Dee, 18th,
1851. and one other note for $50, payable to plain
tiff one day after date with interest, andtor money
loaned by said plaintiff to defendant at his request
November 10th, 1851. to the amount Of Sl32.OO, and
asking Judgment for said amount due and for costs;
that in said action an order OF atehemt was issued
and has been levied upon lands Of the defendants
That unless defendant answers by January 9Th,
1866, judgment viii be taken as prayed for against
HUTCHINS L FOREST,
Atty for PIG.
Nov, q, '65,-IH
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nLANK ROAD NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given to the Stock holders Of
the Warren and Braeeville Plank Road Company,
to meet at the Store of Hoyt 4 Stratton, in War
rem. ct two O'Clock, ?. NJ, on Monday. January
18th, 1866. and proceed to elect seven Directors 70
serve the ensuing year. HARMON AUSTIN,
Dec 13 1865 3w Pres.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13

The small pox continues to spread a.
mong the negroes of North and South
Carolina.
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New Work WOOL market.
DECEMBER 9, 1865.

The expectation, a month ago, that the dizziness
temporary, has not been realized. The entire
month of November was one of inactivity, Under
this continued very limited demand, prices have
been depressed. In Fine Woods. the concessions
have been very light, in medium grades the falling
of in price nas been more decided. while low
Woods have been so little called for that rates have
been almost nominal.
Until quite recently. many of tho mills have n
been relieved by sufficient rains, and, We are told
usual power. The hope that Wool would settI, 70
a still lower range Of price, has, also, probably lad
its influence in keeping buyers out of the maiLCt.
The feeling, however. for the past few days . as
been, that the various causes which have con- n
ed to depress the market have already had ihtlr
full effect, and that prices may not experience ~
further decline.
The following is the Prices Current of Wo"' At
Nav Rork. Deeember LIST. 1850:
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

Ad'mr Of William HenshaW, dec
Albert Watson, Atty.
Nov. e, '65,-4w
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DOMESTIC FLEECES.

Nec York. Miehigan and htdiang-,SaA ny
Fleece. 64a6Sc; Three-quarters and FULFIL cd
Merino Fleece, 60@95; Halfblood Fleece. 6OGh5c
Native and quarter blood Fleece. 50955e; Common
Fleece, 45959o-
ONO. Pennsylvania aid IirgiHia-ChOice seivc-
ted Saxony Fleece. 75g soc SaxOny Fleece, 8;
Three quarter and Full blood MerinO Fleece Csc 20;
Halt blood Fleece, CSC 6e Native and quarter
Washed, 6247Q.
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IA IN nf the nnoolIected notes and

IA accounts belonging to the estate Of John
Walters. deceased. will be sold ct his late residence
in Liberty, Trumbuu County, Ohio, at public auc-
tiiOn, by virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
of Trumbull County, on the 18th day OfDecember,
AID. 1865. Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
Terms cash. DANIEL BISHOP ,5Admr.
Warren o.. De- 6. lS6o.-3W
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New Advertisements.


LIE 1h0
REMAINING III the Post Office al
LII Warren. State Of Ohio. December H. 1865
Allen Eta Mrs Ketehum NJ o Mrs
Ballard Elizabeth Mrs Keen alter
Baker WE Loeb Co
Bailey Z Linck Nate
Baker Mary A Lyme John
Campbell John Mrs LEN
Chsmberlin EeEariane Eliza
Cramer A MCnger
Cole 7 Pilmer & Lunt
Cochran VIM ID Pierce Mary j
Coleman Michael Pierce Sarah
Codding H2 randall W W Lleui
Collins John smith Nm
Cramer Stewart josiah
Doud Lucus Stewart Misty
Forbes July + Turner Hf2
Fuller Lie JTumbullO rson
Gillett Ii % Thomas Ebenezer
Gilman ScOVille ID
Greenland Bros . Shater Kate NJ
Garrard II Williams Julia
Gilleland NJ W Williams James
Gillerland Susannah MIsMilhams LA
Hyneman III Wilson HenTieIta
Harvey MI Winchest.r AT
Hunter S Wright Mary G Mrs
Holt pc Wright Sarah
Kyle Ella Wolfe MlltonZ
KRhOe Thomas Wright Samuel
Kenyon j g
ITO obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date of
his list and pay one cent for advertising.
Office hours from 7:20 A M, to s =. NJ
c. Al PATCH z ri
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HOhSE FOL SALE.

A very fine seven year old dark sOrrel horse,
frstrate under the saddle and good in n team, is
offered for sale by the subscriber, residing in
North Bloomfield, D.. For purifier partie9lars en-
quire of L.. A. FERRY,
Dee u 1855 ~
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On SaturdaN, the 3OA Day b 70, Z
THE STATE OF OHIO,

IRUMBUEL 81.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
CYRUS j. NanGOrdeT, Plaintiff. vs.. Elizabeth "
Parrish. DillWyn Parrish. Jr., Executors OF thu
will Of William d. Parrish, deceased, ct al, de-
Eon1onfz
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13

DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark county on September 4th.
In Carroll county on September 18th.
In Columbiana county on September 10Th
In MahOning county on September 18th.
In Trumbul county on April 9Th.
In Portage county on April Sd.
In Lake county on April 10th.
In Geauga county on April 18th.
In Ashtabula county on April 18th
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll county on January 9Th, April eth,
and September 18th.
In Stark county on January 22d, May 2lst and
In Columbiana county on February 18th, May
9TH and September 9th.
In Mahoning, county on January 18th, April 10th
and October 18th
In Portage county on January SOth. May 1st and
October 18th.
In Trumbun county on February 18th. May 18th
and September 18th.
In Lake county on January 22d, April Goth and
September 9th.
In .Geauga county on January sth, April 10th
and August 10th.
In Ashtabula county on February 5th. May 18th
and October 18th.
You will enter this order on the journals Of the
District Court and Court of Common Pleas, and
cause the same to be published as required by law.
Witness the signatures of the judges Of said Dis
triet this 3lst day Of October, 1855.
!. A. AMBLER, Judges of the Court
NORMAN L. CRAFFEEJ the Ninth Judicial
District.
THE STATE OF OHIO,( &c A. HARKING-
Trumbun County, SIS. JTON, Clerk ofthe Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the County Of
Trumbull, hereby certify the above and foregoing
TO be a true copy of the original order now on file
IN the CLERKS once Of said Court. Witness my
hand and the seal of said Court of Common Pleas
at Warren in said County, this 9Th day Of NOvem.
Der, 1865.
By c. T. Harrington, Deputy
| Nov. -. DIV
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ROOMS
OF
c. w. MESSER,

Corner of Main and Market streets. over Ne
Combs Il Smiths store, Warren. Ohio,
Oct. 25,-4W
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Sew York Cattle Market

&c NEW YORK, Dec. 5, 1910.
The prices for the week, at all the markets, are
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Times for Holding Court for
the year 1866.

TNHE STATE OF OHIO, SIS.
To the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of TrumbullC County, Greeting.
1t is hereby ordered that the several terms Of the
District Court and Court Of Common Pleas for the
year 1866 shall be held in the several Counties com
pTising the Ninth Judicial District Of the State OF
Ohio, as follows to wit:
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AHERIFFoS SALE.

By Hutehins i Porris
Nov. 2, '65.-4H
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nRESS GOODS.-MerinOes, both
IL twiIled and reps. Empress Cloths, plaid and
plain Alapacca, Cabaryhs. POplins. De Lanes. &c.
at PECK & B~ROTHER'S.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

By Tuttla L stull his Atty's.
Dec. 6, '65,-6W
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17
AFFECTING INCIDENTs.

The carriagein which President Lin
coin rode to Ford's theatre ON the night of
his assassination, is now ON exhibition on
Broadway, New York, and is visited by
crowds Of people. The Sun says: ga
war-worn veteran, with a wooden leg,
while examining it, shed tears. He stood
and looked at it fora moment, and then
went over and kissed the cloth which hung
from the drivers seat. Heaven rest his
soulp exclaimed the poor fellow. His
lips then moved as ifin silent prayer for
some moments, and after again imprinting
kiss on the cloth he hobbled away. The
incident was very affecting, as the crippled
soldier was once the recipient of per-
sonal favor at the hands of the martyr
President
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-17
BEAUTIFUL sENrImENr.

! confess that increasing years bring
with them an increasing respect for men
who do not succeed in life, as those words
are commonly used. Heaven is said to be
a place for those who have not succeeded
upon earth; and it is surely true celestial
graces do not best thrive and bloom in the
hot blaze of worldly prosperity. Ill sue
cess sometimes arises from a Ssuperabund-
ance.of qualities in-themselves gocd-from
conscience too sensitive, taste toe, fas-
tidious, a Undergraduates too romantic,
a modesty too retiring. l. viii not go so
far as to say, with living poet, that ,'the
world knows nothing of its greatest men, "
but there are forms of greatness, or at
least excellence, which ''die and make no
sign" there are martyrs that miss the
palm but not the stake, heroes without the
laurel, and conquors without the triumph.
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The SEQUEL.

Our readers have all heard the story of
soaping the clergyman's tin horn at camp
meeting so that when he went TO call the
congregation together, he blew the ''soft
soap" over his brother clergyman, and how
he exclaimed EiaF ntel'
Brethren, have served the Lord thirty
years, and in this time never uttered a
profane word. but I'll be d-d if can't
whip the man that soaped that horn"
Our readers, we say have all heard this,
but have, perhaps, never heard the sequel,
as given to us by a gentleman present
Some two days after, a tall, swarthy,
Misunderstanding desperate strolled on the
ground and leaned against tree, listening
to an eloquent exhortation to repent, which
was being made by one of the preachers.
After while he became interested,
finally affected, and then taking a position
on the anxious seat, commenced groaning
in ''the very bitterness" of his sorrow
The clergyman walked down and attempt
ed to console him. No consolation-he
was too great a sinner, he said. No, he
was too wicked-there was no mercy for
him.
"Why, what crime have you commit
ted p said the preacher, ''have you stolen ?"
''Oh, worse than that
"What, have you by violence robbed fe-
male innocence of its virtue ~, Fitk8
"Worse than that!-Oh, worse than
that
''Murder J" gasped the horrified minister.
"Worse than that" )" groaned the smitten
sinner. ,-i-
The excited minister commenced "peal-
ing Off his outer garments.
'Here, Brother Cole" he shouted, 'thold
my coat. I've found the fellow that soap
ed my horn"