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, 1865-11-14
AUCTION.

10Y request of Lawyer Heilbuth in be-
9 half of a levyholder will be sold at
public Auction in the Auction-O fice of
this town on Saturday the End December
prox. 10 o'clock moor the following ar
ticles taken by levy from Mr.. VIM. Floyd,
teacher, viz:
l black Horse, l Pheton, / Bedstead,
| Mahogany Sideboard, / Dealtable, 2
Sofas, 4 Chairs and 1 Dealpress,
which articles may be seen at the Auc-
ton Office from and after the 27th inst.
Auction-Ofice, Christiansted Novem-
Der Sth 1865.
y. a. StakeHnamEa.
, 1865-11-14
AUCTION.

GLITTER Beg@ring al Procurator He'll
"a buth paa vedkommende Executions
havers Vegne vii bIive bortsolgt we'd en-
oEentlig Auction som holdes paa Chri-
stiansteds Auctionscontoir i Retshuset
No. 10 Kongensgade L0rdagen den eden
December forstkommende XXI. 10 Mid
dag, f0Igende Skolelerer VIM. Floyd we'd
Execution fratagne Gjenstande
| sort Hest, l Pheton, 1 Suggested,
| Mahog: Skenkebord, l Trabord, 2 So
, 1865-11-14
s. s. "Clara Rothe"
Freight and Passage at
former rate

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and passage between St. Thomas
and this Island are raised to their
former rates:
Passage 1st Glass So instead of 50.
End $13 81.
Freight which was reduced 25 per
Cent, to its customary rate.
st. Croix 10th November 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-11-14
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hvilke Gjenstande Vile vere til Efter-
syn paa Auctionscontoiret fra og efter
den 27de d. M.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, St.
Croix den SIDE November 1866.
y. A. StakeRmanm.
, 1865-11-14

WOTICE is hereby given that the I'm
Az dersigned does not pay any other debt
than what he makes himself personally {:
or for Which can be purduced his sigma
ture.
Christiansted 14th November 1866.
J. G. FRSRUp.
, 1865-11-14

THE creditors of Miss Georgeanna
j Barron are hereby requested to
call on Miss Henriette Christiane
Fury and Miss Mary Aletta Benners
ol SULLICIItIIL vi LneIr
, 1865-04-06
Especial Correspondence N, T. Times ]


The 7ins.s publishes this week two portentous
leaders on the coming war between England
and America, which Enslishmen arc at this
moment in terrible dread OF, but which they
do not belieye can be avoided. Stocks have
fallen in the panic. Cotton has fallen nine
pence pound In Liverpool, not because 1
ieW thous and bales have been taken at Ba-
yarnah, but because war will put stop to
British commerce, and consequently to Brl-
t{sh manufactures
The Times warns Canada to prepare for the
coming invasion. But the warning iB half an
invitation to submit. The Government does
not dare to abandon its American possessions
but 1t is evident 1t would be glad Of good
excuse to do SO. England will help defend
Canada IN the coming war, II Canada and the
selves. But the leading journal throws donbts
upon their loyalty; It fears that, after al,
they may prefer union with great and pow
eriua Republic, to war against 1t.
In tho midst Of this panic about Cannda
and The coming var, We have long debate
OF ships and guns are exposed With
wonderful frankness. II We may be-
lieye parliamentary orators, there Is scarcely
o ship that is ft for service, or q gun not
moro likely to blow up those who man 1t
than to inture those at whom 1t Is fired. And
we are told, In and out Of Parliament, that
In Gaze Of var With America, the old exps-
rience Of the Guenlere, the Macedonian, g.,
would te repeated. The British ships would
bc beaten before one Of their shots hid touch
ed the enemy.
While the stock exchange Is In O panic, and
parliament is fnnk-tu use an expressive
Angliclsm-there is corresponding news from
Ireland. The Very Rev; p1. o'Bflca, one Of
the most eloquent and influential ptfests in
the country, the Superior Of the Catholic
Young Mems Association, has giyen his i'd
lesion to the National League, and this ad-
hes1on is hailed With immense enthusiasm.
DR.. C'brlen is one Of. the cieatest headed and
ablcst men have seen on this side of the
Atlantic, and eau e1erta great influence. He
, 1865-04-06


age Of the operating expenses Of fifteen OF tho
principal roads in Massachusetts, WAS 81 per cent
Of the g1ose earnings
The gold operators In New York are trying to
evade the tax Of cne.tea.h OF one per cent on
their sales. Some propose to sell gseenbacks for
gold, but this Will not help them 4 particle, for
the man who pays tho gold for Greenbaeks Ger
sainly sells it. ...
-The New. York 7tns<s Of Monday says: "Thera
YRS less doing in tte export line Of Domestic
Produce, but this will change a. the season i'd
yauees, and the ean.s re-opened to navigation
Although prices on the Produce Exchange have
come down very considcrablJ with the recent fall
In Gold, they have not Jet adjusted themselves to
IN export demand necessarily regulated by
greatly reduced currency value for Exchange On
England."
The Engltshmen who invested in the slave
holders' rebellion are rapidly coming TO grief
Tho failute Ia announced Of Thomas Sterling Big
bic. merchant in London, with liabilities Of about
10000 pounds startling, and Of Burstall + Co., Of
Hull and Bombay, with liabilities Of fro n ~, ,09o
to 10000 pounds sterling. These fai1ures arc
sald to have been chiefly caused by losses in
blockade 1unning Al rebel ports. sinist:r rumora
are aoat as to other firms David l. Lewis, r7er'
chant, Of London, has a1ao suspended for hrge
amounts. Thus the blockade runners, after few
ye,rs of prosperity, arc getting their rewasd,
..1he mills Of the gods grind slowly, but they
grind exceedingly small"
Tho following table show1 the receipts and
shipments to foreign ports Of dour and grain
at New York fer the three months ending March
31st, for three years:
, 1865-04-06
The Manhattan Life Insurance Uom-
paEy:a New Building.

This building, recently completed, is one Of
the bandsomeet In New York. It Ia OF white
marble, in the ltalian style, and was erected
at m expense Of one hundred thousand dol
lAre. Situated in Broadway, between Liber-
ty street and Maiden Lane, it presents an i'm
losing elevation with Its 1uted Coriathian
Fi1astc1s and columns, and Its semi-circular
headed openings and pediments.
The first story is occupied BY leading Fire
Insurance Companies, on either side Of the
tan Life Insurance Company ut Its termina-
alton. This hall is Go feet deep, 40 feet wide
ard &c feet in height, enriched By pi1asters,
pedestals and eniAblature of the C0rinthian
lr1er, surmounted by coVcd ceiling, hand
somely o1uamented and lighted BY dome 20
The floor Is of marquetry Of rich design,
othtr hard woods.
At the end Of the apartment Is raised
dois, surrounded By an ornamental inclosure,
for the President. commanding the entire Of
flee. On the right OF the entrance is the
General Agents compartment, appropriately
titled. Tie fittings generally are Of carved
walnut; they include some three hundred
d;aweis, and cost about five thousand dol
1are.
The Physieian's room Is in close proximity
to lie president.
Tie building is Of IN L form on plan, and
has front On Liberty street. Here is the
Directors room, 40 feet by IS, tnStily finished,
opening into the large hall. The upper part
OF the edilce is occupied by insurance, min
ing and other offices, approached By m clip
tical staircase. The lower story Is Of iron,
With Dosic columns, and other prominent In.
su'ance companies lkve their Offices on either
side. The erection Ys 14O feet deep md 62
ieet high, With sub.csllars to the depth Ms
feet. Mr.. J. Butler Snook, Of Chambers
street, is the architect.
The furniture for the Directors room Is ex-
ceedipgly ornate; 1t was prepared expressly,
ard is inscribed with tho monogram Of tue
Company.
Mr. T. L. Miller Is the representative Of The
Company In our city.
, 1865-04-06


la utterly adlsloyaln NJ man knows |
the ncnnle of Treland bcter, md I have |
not seen a litter leader. If1r. 0'Brten is the !
popnisr eccltsIasticat leadek Tha O'Donohue,
Just triumphantly elected to Parliament. Is
ought to be able to unite ihe whole country.
Thers ara no,T n v1Tinnsparts OF the world,
tVsntx 1'I n1;si;o,ns TE, - ~ 1rlhmen, or th.se,
eipht millions are /, lie United Kingdom,
tie rest are scattered ,yer the world: But,
mi % nov w src1a yery dishut. a small percent-
oce nc thcse twenty m{lions will be able to
s5trn tb1a vavcd Sues slim of Ireland. The
ssens or revoiution ara. yerr distinct. TheJ
fnc, ease from hour to Iour. as the 'spppsrtu-
nityn draws re9r,
Rln England there are also some cxttaoEdl.
nary movements, Ther. has been q stsiseln
one department Of the iron trade. The
workers in this trade all over EGgland are
banded toec1her in q Trndes' Union, which
with large fund and thorough organtzl-
tion, supports strike Whenever one be-
comes necessary. But the iron maste1s have
also combined, and to put down the striKe
they have instituted the counter process OF
'"look out," and have closed, or are about to
close, NIL the iron works Of the United King
dom, shutting out Ct work those who ~ sap, o
port the strike. This throws about Io,Ooo
men out of employment. It Is civil war,
in which one party or the other Must
be beaten. The &Goyernment cannot
Interfere. The masters and caplta1ttsSts r.
nre too powerful fon the one mana INC
Trades Unions too numerous onEne QUE.
The men have L right to refuse % woaa, naa,sra ~
less they can get such wages as .ns{ 4iass, ts4Iise,
Their shops and let the trade STOP II until INC
men arc starved into submission. Ihis maj
ter may spread to the miners ana ~ lns
uatlee, and the whole industry ol Eng!and
nav be suspended. A reEolution which
fYS5n frA
, 1865-04-06

Vessel Owners. .
At the meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES OF
the Vessel Owners Association, held In Buffalo
On The 3oth and atst nit, tho tollowIn: resolu-
uoEs were adopted:
Resolt<d, That we protest against the paymens
Of eho1tsge On grain beyond the uuayo1dah1o
wastage IN receiving and dischargtug cargoea;
the slowance for such shortage In all cases not to
exceed one bushcl to tho one thousand. claiming
reiueal Of coDeiguee to paJ freight as above, we
will teat the question in law, the expenses Of such
litigation to be paid BY this Assoe1ahon-
Resolred, That it shall be the imperative duty
Of the maalcE OF anJ vcstel belonging to this As-
sociaticn report 10 the Local Executive commit
tee any difficulty that may slisa IN the business
parties. and eaid committee shall report the same
10 The Secretary OF this Board, whose duty 1t shall
be to make full record of the sane.
sots<a 1bat mo no member :, q ne ssesnnye s
ceeding at law without adyiscmeut with the OIL
GERS Of this Association.
The following resolution WIS offered as sub
stitute for the adopted at the Detroit Con1en-
ticn, relating 10 the payment Of treishts. which
E<soired, That we regard The system heretofore
3 e b a e
rency could not be ohfained without 4 shave OF
threeeiRths and 0ne-haIf per cent IL oneHous IN
the extreme, and that It should no l0nSer be sub
uitted to; tn the otheF hand We Will deuand and
receive nothing but current funds or exchange 1t
R<sos.td. Thst tho ca1cczs Of this Association
tive Committee Of the Association, aud that it
shall require three Of said Boasd to form
quorum.
It was further resolved, unanimously, that the
owners Of Vessels belonging to this ASSOCIATION.
WHO 10 known to be adverse to the proceedings
and resolutions adopted by the Convention
, 1865-04-06

Cook county scrip advanced 36t per cent
opening at 1so and closing firm 1t 1881, At which
range Gales were brisk on the Stock Board.
; The gold received for duties 1t the Custom
House In New York ftom the lat Of July List to
the 1st Of april amounted to $3s, ,o6a, and the
gold interest paid by the United States at tho New
York office during the samo period amounted to
f2.,t6i,ss5, Tho proportion Of customs at Ne"
York to the whole country Is u per cant, which
wonld make the total receipts Of gold for customs
dues in the United States, from the lat OF July TO
the LIT Of April, 81. .o0o, ,0oo, equal to S'a0Go
for tho entire year. The gold interest chafgeante
upon this reyenue for the year ending June ~
1s65, amounts to z57s54,5 SO, go that the oosefa-
ment is largely ahead in it's supply OF goa:
The report Of the New York and Ere hMl-
road gives the expenses Of operating and repairs
for 1sG4 at 6s 7.1o per cent Of the gross .eeetpe
On The Penpeylyania Central, tne opesauns e1-
nenses for the eame year were os TAU POI cent
On thc Philadelphia and Erie. Road, which Is ope
ratea hy the Penusylyania Cantral for 70 per cent
If The c1o-s earnings, the expenses Amounted 70
s.a IA fillmore than the 70 per cent received.
IN he P,t,s5prRh, Fort Waync and Chicago Road
the opefatlng expenses were SIT per cent Of the
eross earnings. Eight yea1s ago QR57) the aveE
, 1865-04-06
SuccesH of The $50 Loan.


Our RAIDERS will notice that subscriptions
to the popular $50 Loan are still continued
IL the most liberal manner. The success Of
these Peoples Looms Is to the Old World one
Of the wonders Of 4 Republic. The Govern
ment does not seek to borrow In foreign mar
kets; 1t offers no premiums to bankers, b1t
appeals directly to the people, end with Whist
success Is sufficiently shown by the fact that
during forth-three days they subscribed and
paid the cast down for one hundred and sixty
one million dollars Of the 7-3o Loan. There
eau be no stronger evidence Of public conh-.
dence in Government securities While
nearly al other stocks have gone down from
twenty to fifty. and even greater per cent
within few weeks, all forms Of Q. S. bonds
and stocks have remained firm except the
slight fluctuations that are Incident to all
rapid changes In the money market. Our
readers will remember Tat the subscribers
to the 80 Loan receire semianoual interest
at the rate Of seven aud three-tenths per cent
per Annum In currency, and at the end Of
three years from june 18th, 1856, they will
have til. option Of receiving payment In full,
OF converting their notes into $50 si1 per
cent gold interest bond. The lat9 great de-
cline in the premium On gold makes these
nesas more deairsble than eve, as an invest
mcnt, and it should not be forgotten that
their exemption from State or municipal
taxation adds largely to their value There
is no interruption In the receipt Of suoscrip-
tions or the delivery Of the notes. AL banks,
bankers, and others acting rs Loan Agents,
will pay subscribers the interest In advance
from the day Of subscription until June 18th.
, 1865-04-06
MiSreIIaneuuS.

T.g0'S.-WE ARE SELLING
OOU.s; :so'. ss Pr, both by sa,serip.ion'
vtstcrs In the couluy ee Ct all c12tuse. ano nska
liberal azrhusemeuta with Bhus1. .ukers and ceAierB
for particulars Mr.. tockes advertisement aboyd.
PREsICN, WILLARD 4 kkaN. Bankerz and AzenM
for jay Cooke for The % Loan IN tie Northwest, n
South Clsrk street. sp5ps5atf2d1
, 1865-04-06

RUFUS HATCH,
(FonMIAIY HATCH d HQGHks,3
RR0KER

Ho. IS H1chAAge Place, New TcEk.
Government S:cprtt,es. Stack and Gold, Bought and
Eo.d Exclusively On Commission.
R1NRKHCKa:
Hef1f3. Solomon Sturges Sons, Chicazu, III.
Ness1s. hsnckley ksnd1, Chicago. IL.
G. T. Wheeler, E4q ChicAko, n.
I. 7. Mum. fIq Chic-E go, Ii.
e. 4. RcKtra, ksa.. Chicago. III.
Hesala. Boutd, Bailey q Co.. New York City,
Meser1. McniIp, Bros. & TO-, New York City.
..srl. H A.Iacke1 z Co.; New Y9tk CITY
Hi. Faxter, Ezq.. Kut,and, W.
Aetirs Lathlo2, kn,th Co. Osweso, ,E.T.
C. Dutnnt EsQ. Prt sdent Rock Island Railroad Co.
, 1865-04-06


On Saturday, March 35:h, Lee made his at
tack on Fort Stcdmau. losing 1000 men. On
the eame day, Sherman left Goldsboro and
arrived at Sewbern on his wuy to the council
Of war at Fortress Monroe, which seems to
hayo been held on Sunday. March 26. Gcns-
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan aud Prcsident Lin
coin there arranged The plan Of the campaign
On Monday. March eth, the campaign WAS
10 layc been opened By Sheridan leading OF
towards Burkcsrille and the Danvi1le road.
Du,ing Monday. 9Th, and Tuesday. 2sth, the
main body Of the Army OF the James was
octrpled in crossing the James river and
joining Grnnt.
On Tuesday, lie csth, all the hospitals
Nere cleared, and In the afternoon Cant
himself left City Point for the front.
On Wednesday, March e9th, at o'clock in
the morning, portion Of the Army Of the
Potomac took tho eame route, 1t Ind several
times heretofore Travelled, by The Vaughan
and Halifax soals for Hatcher's run Gen.
Sheridan with large cavalry force lead OF
by tho Haliftx road towards D!nwiddie Court
House.
sn mey.~S;,cd within short distance Of the
were io9nd and riyes eshsse @ !he enMs@!s plskss
was sent up the Qa1ker road.
A kbouts O'Clock IN the afternoon. q al,,---
OF the enemy Maoe its Appearance, End. not know.
Ing the strength Of our iorce. formed IN line and
charged; but tho rebels were repussed with heavy
at ct aud
paetE surprise to them. ~ they expected IN attack
in the vicinity Of Fort atcdman, aud theis troops
had been LuasscG there to meet it.
The official dispatch from Gen. Lee stated
that there Was skirmlshing near Dlnwiddic
Co-rt House On Wednesday but without de-
cisiye results. The Richmond Sentin,s gaye
The following result Of fighting at Peters
burg:
Reports from Petersburg state that the city was
battle on Wednesday nlgh1 near Petersburg. The
accounts were that the enemy had attscEcd Cor
Fon'e lines with forces heavily masacd, and were
uu1 contemporary. the Peternhurr Hzprsss, was
completely taken in, and published . glowing
a ,apc'l a.; a15sss Ss5
Gown hy tic ..c Of our own troops. the daughter
beIuE terrible, md the Yankees dtsmayed. &c.
ozark .ba, man conldn't be seen at distance OF
twrpty feet. TAe truth o! the mltter, ~
&c .,rr;d On yesterday evealns, WAS that
wSek., Int no battle, ane scarcely, any one hurt
The troops holding Gofdon's line, taking adyaut-
Ste Of the darkness, were Strengthening their
worls Tie YspLces ESQ oppostte bea,iue ri 1hc e. noise. %
end snpLoslns @ Gordon ~ ws; T. coming coming a1sE then,
neo fe on ouf sds. The tWo ntsict s Hnss s1so
opened noisy 1nuskctry IRE. which was Kept up
10. fr a. 'em sn 1,
more.
Passengen " last GsennEe traan nom re:ers-
1crtay' Ind aieo rcpostad our cavalry had sgir-
u,sh With Sheridan At DnWidaie conEt uou'e-
The same facss explain the following aaaard
in the RiChmcud Disp0th:
, 1865-04-06
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nR. TEBBETTS'
YSIDLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.

30 popular Il this nav arc.e IN the Ksasern ssxs.
that in rhtltEen ts5s OF tts present. u onso. AaeA
Gas1 bottles Wers sold In Bolton. Il Il uos UJe. u
I'll RESTORE Cray Hair 70 IL original eo1oF- II
prevents tie Hair RON falling OF. 1t promotes
Luxurtant Growth Of View Esir- It ccres a itshtn&
md rNeurlstA Of he Scalp. EVERY BOTTLE II
WARRANTED. .........
MAxcHxsT1s, June 1zth. task.
De. r1nszE1s- s+: teAl very much pleased win
tho effect your aatz Regeuesator has had my nasz.
whBa began to ule II, about two months ago. ny
And low b Ill covered With beautiful growth Of
1no kiossy hsir more than tvo lcchea long. II nss
been twentyava years since ny hair f61l OF, md
have 1ied uost OF tho that hAvs
been brought beoze the public Without receiving ~
benefit. feel truly thankful for tho bsnent have
HecetTed md can recommend It 70 al oat1g d
bat PREPARATION eys. brought before tho public.
Hra. UR1AR q. 704&-
MAxcu1sT1z. Dse. IN. tsss.
NER61a- 11117f1B D8ofaHHs:-My hAls ~ pes4
vary gray for mofe thsa ten yoaEs. during saiea o.
Ihave been constantly ming the different psepef~
nore fer t1c hal. u soon ~ the7 made their app-
anee, bat without auy benefit whstsTsf. -
tvo months atucs began TO 11a Ioofs' aaa = T..
prtteut tins ny h1tr u almost perfect pasoA; -
nsta1 ii eo,or, and SOFT and oNJ - @as4 ~"
Ttt,nF vour preparation 8tu Be nssd g Ao a.
l,1-.. lI1lnh ~ sea ~, nthe-. HKaRY BEAAHEE
=. BOSTON,. March lst, 1sH.
~..u~rs Baorn1s-6ents: Tho PhJnslSE1e4
Tsir EeTrn erafo selltDE better tesn ~ onef ~
nn11tion ind Giving moft unboouted sstlAlAcada.
g; G G. GcoDW3aa ;.e po,,3s 4 g." "1ol''14' Dss
sv,rH pwrr.s 50 and y 1.xs ssrser. wasi<.sas
sad sadEid Ett1d 4TenS' e re e8'a " ~ 1S'S
, 1865-04-06

hrm and steady, with sales Of go orts Ft1|o
MeA. Pork IA choice brandy at $!6O, anu l'V ~
N.ss paw A. Ss5 "a H,chvfnes wero neglected.
, 1865-04-06
Gold opened In New York at 148, aud closed at
.. m. at 1881. The following are the quotations
Aeiau. nt,ad tn / sn1es BnYd f,nli-hrntec.

Here the market was active and buo5ant, with
sales on the Stock Board 1t range Of 149115il.
On the street the market opened At t4s aud adyanc
ed to 1921, At which quotation 1t closed nrn.
Government Bonds we're active and buoyant
We quote:
, 1865-04-06
CWMMEKLlAAs7

WEDNESDAY HyHNEe, APRIL s.
The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and Proytslops, during the past "a hours;
hECr1PH AID SHIPMENTS FOE TIE Past ~ HoURs4
, 1865-04-06

Clover remain. firm Al tho recent advance, 4 Msta
moterate den,pd for home use. Sales: 1000
SO BAGS at e3f@e:}e. Timothy 10 wlthons novo.
ment; We ouole $l50Ga55u: and in small lots a.
$500. Flax Is very dull, with ouly Small sales AZ
&sW@9e5. In Clean, we notice sales Of 80 tcs;
Came1on's Ci'y Mills, for SOWING. 1t $s9.oo' and
sc t rls do, ut 514-0O cash. We hare heard Of no
ealef Of Lineeed since opr last.
, 1865-04-06
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. S.
Stmr Genet, McEcnsy, Nsn!towec. suntrtes.
Echr Freedom, Me so1. st, Jos.ph, 80 els wood.
schr z. D. Ka<. Brown, St JoAe ph, 70 n lunber ~
Co.'S wood.
scar comm ice. Gr.en. St. Jssep4. 70 N lumber. 70
eds wood. -.'... 49,. ..
Eehr G. Knapo. Jones, Racine. 40 lumber, 90 N lnsh.
Achr A. Baensch. uokE, CAtltuD. lea eds bark.
SChE E&fo, RYDER sEGnth Haven, 50 m lumber.
S.hr atcGpole FAX, MUS 1G0 nj lumber Is m
lnth.
ELKAEaD.. ..Ap<H :.
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, 1865-04-06

A Congregational Church In Salt Lake
CITY,
CHICAGO, April 4, lBf5.

CHICAGO, April 4, 18e5.
Editors Chicago Tribune: -.
This morning you chronfclcd the organize
tion Of Christian Society at Salt Lake City.
l have more recent information In regard to
Church Of cIehteen members has been formed,
and in ecclesiastical society, OF which Chief
Justice Titus is President, has also been con-
stitptcd 10 cooperate with the church. 4
Sabbath School and Prayer Meeting are sus-
tanned. Steps have been taken to erect q
house cf worship that will accommodate
1000 persons. 800 have been pledged on
ter, Rev. Norman Mcleod, who waa sent opt
/ by the American Home Missionary Society.
lYoure, ]. &, RoK.