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GROCERIES,
FOR SAL. BY

DEST Cosnac Brandy and Pontet
A3 Garnet Claretin bottles and cases.
4 I.SO st. Julien Claret of our own
IN importation from France.
CGFFEE, Teas Sugars, Family
" Flour, Molasses, Chesses, Crackers.
NLD Rnm, Whiskey, Apple Brandy,
~ Madeira, Sherry and Champagne.
TTABLE CUTLERY, Carpenters
A. Tools, Nails, Screws, Taoks. Looks.
pEDROCK OIL, with Lamps, Chin
IG mics, Shades, Burners and Wicks.
In presenting this article we recon-.
II faend it as bright. cleanly and cheap.
NERMACELLI, Macearoni, Mus.
Y tard, Pepper, Ginger and Spices.
TNGLfSH and American Pickles
AZ Oysters, Iobsters and Veal in Cans..
pAISINS, Prunes and Preserved
-AG Peaches, also Bacon, Rice, Corn. SO.
@SEGARS, very superior just arrived.
NJ Chewing and Smok king Tobacco Pipes
g. SH0VEISS, Spades Hoes, Axes,
AZ Pots, Spiders, Frypans, Kettles. sc.
,dCOTT0N and Wool Cards, Selves,
" Buckets. Also, Plough Lines
nMVE0fft, f.ondon. Club .aa 1 other
" Sauces, Ketsups, fiasoring EsseRoes
MO 2, HOTEL RANGE.
may 1862
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TO FARMERSl
F @ r DIS

hVOA hh ~ VAe IAe lLHA EEas
An lmprOrcr of the Land Superior for
Wheat, Cotton, Corn, &C., &c. OF
Superior Quality and Warranted
Containing Elements essentiaI
To the Production of GRAIN,
&C., and Improvement
OF tho Land.
FHIS rs, confidently recommended to
A FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and we guarantee it to be as good
as arfy Fertilizer in the Market, and to
bring as good crops. tried side by side With
any, even Peruvian Guano.
EOR CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, sc.
Put q handful to the hill when you plant.
When the Corn and Cotton are we'll up put
another handful to the hill as n top dress
ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot,
and the Cotton to boil, another handful to
the hill as top dressing. In this way tho
Fertilizer goes directly to the plant, and
the plant gets all Of the benefit of it. Use
it in this way, and the Planter can count
on good crops if the weather is ut all favor
able.
We guarantee it to prodrcc as good crops
as any other Fertilizer used Use it in tho
the way directed, by the side of Peruvian
Guano, or any other Fertilizer, and if il does
not produce as good crop, we will refund
twenty per cent of the price. Use it in the
way directed, by the side of Peruvian Guano
for five years consecuivclv on the same
land and if 1t does not produce more money,
and leave the land IN better condition than
Peruvian Guano at the end of the five years
we will refund the purchaser twenty per
cent of the price for the five years Ours
will improve the land, and will leave it bet
ter than it found it.
Liberal terms given to prompt and re-
sponsible'partes.
JAMES @. GIBBS,
Agent, Columbia, S. c.
For particulars apply 10
III. \. GAILLARD,
Ninnsboro', S. C.
march 1'G6-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1866

eastward or water enough 10 ship II down
fiaefs There Is nov 10 batess lying NJ
Dnnleitb o. 900 bushels, portion 0f Which
must remain there nnlii shipments are
made,
one bali ef the Iisd river packet New Fra
was sold ~ Hsw Orleans On Friday last at
the rate ~ w 40 for tie Whole boat
MEhFhts,@ihe Agpeat. ~ Wednesday,
says
The weather has eieafed away, aud once
inets tiis bright sunshine appears - glad
aeh all EhsiHrss was quite brisk Oh tbs
lsFss, Whleh begins ~ look as Of cid, with
vast plles 81 miscellaneous freight sffeVu
oil over n, The river is falling steadify a.
the rate Of "a foot ia "A hours,
NEW EMBARRASSING Times Of Wednes-
day says
The weather yesterday, like that OF
many ~ its predecessors, was hBe ana
pleasant, with clear ely aHd mild tenn
pefatuTs,
Business Oh tbs landing was active
enough tef Tuesday, They wsFs several
departures, the majority ~ which had
pretty falls trips, We give them, as f0it9wsg
The h6Hias Powell aud Nav Era, f9f La
feafehes he Navigator, for tied River. the
Continental, f9f -, Louis the Indiana,
for Louisville aud tile Grey kaglsy f0f
Vieksbafg, The latter packet bad about
the best trip ~ any IT the departures, Her
cabin was full Of people, while her decks
displayed good hip Of freight. Verify,
tie ORGY Eagle - becoming more popular
every day and while under The present
administration Of Officers, We cannot sec
how II could be otherwise,
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DR.. WHITTIER,

A REGULARLY BRED PHNsI-
~ CLAN, IN his - plomA, which hangs
IN his Office, viii show, has made Chronic
Diseases nc study " ne M, Rnd has y
located ~ ~. Luufs than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much Of his practice has been Of y ,pri-
Vate nature syphilis. uonorrhmn, elect,
or Mefeurlal Affections OF the Throat. Skin,
or Bones orehitia, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the effects of Solitary Habit, ruinouA
60 body and mind, producing Hlotches, De-
hility, lmnotcnoe, Dizziness, Dimnona Of
sight Confusion of Ideas, Evil Forehead
lnaa, Aversion TO Society, Loss Of Memory,
Weak ness, etc.; not dH those la any one
case, but all occurring frequently In va
riouh cases.
MO Accommodation ample charges
moderate cures guaranteed. Consultns
lions by letter or NJ office frer. Most cnaca
can he property treated ttihOuf ust ihferpfein,
aud medicines. secure from observation.
sent ~ mail or cypress. No hindrnnce to
business In most eases.
Address nax 5000. ~. Louis, Mo.
Hours . am, 20 pm. ofiice pcrma.
nently located az No. a. ST. Charles street.
between Sixth aud seventh, one square
south of Iindell Hotel, "A retired Apnt In
tho centrc of the city.
Conanltntion rooms, md rooms for tho
accom- mediation of such patients aa require
daily personal attention.
EYER PBODT
can net IA a sealed lcttei envelope my
"Theory, symptonis, and Treatment oi
Nervous, Urinary, aud sexual Discusses,
clearly dolineatng nll the Diseased Condi-
lions, with tnll SYMPTOM lisss, lor Two
age CIRCULAR FOR Ladies, relating 70 Dla-
enAea OF Puberty, MonstruRtion, aud Prog
nancy, three cents.
au2a dAwSIn (dltaw
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COTTON WARPS.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
20 the Public In general, but most especial
~ to tho Farmers, that they are prepared
70 take In Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, VIZ;
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PrAtN AND
PLAID FLANNEiA, LfNsEYs, SATT-
NETS n STOCKING YAM.
on the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also u good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale OF exchange
for Wool, 40 that persons living AZ dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can nave their goods right of. Price list
Tor manufacturing will be sent on appltca-
ton. ONCE and Factory corner bond street
ana Canal. JOHN W. GHuEN q co.
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Among the flfst boats due here afe the
Nightingale, j, q. isiaekf9fd. ana Emma
NO. 2, for ~, L9uisi Clifton ana Importer
for Menphisi W, A, Caldwell Huntsville,
Charleston, and Ross namblat0B, for Little
itaeis Indiana, from New Orleans, im-
pafor aud swallow, for New Orleans s
sam, Orr, from CARES Altoona ana Louis
vile, from New orleansl Armenia, Cham
pion Gamelia, and Wauahila, from 49,
LonisI Phantom, from haHtbbft
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TINwARE.
II. n. BLEMKER

HRAa REMOVED FROM Hta OLp
II stand GA Main street "a hia new
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STEELE a. TRIPLE.

Second st., Betwccn Choatnut aud Cherry
tf Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doons, WINDOW BLtrDs, DisElssnp
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c, OF every ue-
cription constantly ON hand. Iack!ng
ef every kind done on the shortest notice,
aplR-ly.
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w~EEIIN0 DULY THANKFUL FOR
2 the very liberal patronage rooGivod
during the past seven years, and being
perfnnnent residents OF the city, desire al
persons whether they need their profess
aionai services or mott to visit their rooms
and see the various styles OF work mama
flcturod.
improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subsgyve
the interests OF their patients In seourcn ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal 10 any In the Eastern cities.
They have several AnHsthotics for Ale
Waiting pain when extracting teeth
Cheeks that are sunkcn can be restoraa
10 nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles of A ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere In the unitoo
States are made by us. krreRuNrtfien 81
Chlldrcn'h TeeNn euccefefuklX eOnsnotcu. =
Those havElg DecayfeA sTeeth snouln
either have 4an OK rae144Aor niied tine
latter II poasMNe). The fahtMh al the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand ~.
Neuralgia Affections treated a also Clsa
Palate.i ApraA@
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RIV EIa ~ EWS.
erEAMn0AT FniMrfNQ.

no printing establishment IA tie West
has better faeilities ~ greater ability f9f
doing nhe Steamboat Printing, Gnf ass6fts
iHsnt If Job Type, though very large and
GDfnpi6te, Is constantly being added u, ana
our fob department is under the personal
Supervision 81 one of the bhst Job printers
IA the United States, We afe prepared 10
print Posters, plain IN fancy, Iiiil ifsads
Bills Lading. cards, peeis and Meal Tick
hts. Bills ~ Fare, Mates Tickets tof Labor,
SCI So orders left With either Ut the
WhhffHh9ats VIII bs promptly attended ~,
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@. J. oRAMMER. :. y. WEIGH.
GEEAMMER a. CO.,
Communication M erchtntss

Feed and ali Western Produce,
No. 355 Front Street
MEMPHIS, TENN.
References. r. II. Ehrman a Co.. Cox &
Prom pt attention paid TO all business en-
trusted 20 ua. Orders solicited. Liberal
advances made on consignments. loc9 dtf
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, go.
IHunneI ~ Sons,


Sash Doors. Blinds, Frames, &C.,
AlAo, Dealers tn
MfCffft9AN PINE EHAfBfsRs
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding Shingles, i.ath, 40.
saving OF every description done TO
order.
orders nom abroad will be promptly
attended to,
Factory and Yard,
CoHNhn WALNuT srnERr AND CANAL,
epr2t Evan willie. Ind,
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DENTISTS.
DRS. HAAS 6 COOKE,
&
Surgeon Dentists.

Rooms over First National Bank,
Corner Main aud First Streets.
Evansville, Ind
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ArrivnIa ana DepHrInrea.

The only arrivals and departures ~ 20
three o'clock include ths Armada, Cairo
ana fetafBi Morning star, % Louisville
!, =, Webb, Henderson and return,
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The weather Saturday was brightly clear
aud warm, Tie river had fallen about 10
inches during lie twenty four hours end
ing at three O'Clock, IL viii probably bs
found rising to-day as there nave been
tremendous rains Oh the head sources IT
the ohio The prospects ~ low water are
not 90 good 40 they have been.
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business was rather dull on the ieVee
Saturday morning, with no arrivals, out
side OF the regular packets, during the
night o. forenoon l,,gfa,The Darling had
nearly 800 bneA Of cotton fot canHeifDn
and cinoinhatiIa.a,ah The Armada had q
fair trip In, The prospect fof return trip
Was not very iiaAefing ,,,arr The ), =, Webb
continues Ia the Henderson tfads, making
regular trips Fat, Burke Is the high Tyr
coon of the once ...,ss.Ths steainer York.
town loaded with grain for FittsbaFg, sunk
few days ago AZ enn1sh, on the Upper
ohio ,.au,The silver Cloud sunk 10 her
boiler deoE, about n mile above Harris
burg, Texas, some days ago. She STRUCK =
snag, she belonged to the1Iaston Aayigaf
ton Company, vs. whom she had recently
been purchased ,..,,.A. file Louisville Deme.
efaf of Friday contains the names Of nine
merchants from Green river who we're
carried 10 Louisville free 81 charge by the
Plain city. One Of them we know does his
trading here, and viii continue % DO SO,
lie had other business a. Louisville, and
we don't blame bin fof taking free tide
on a slow boat 20 the Falls city u,s,r,T The
iiobt Burns arrived ~ noon Saturday
anu discharged a iarge lot Of cotton hsFs.
She had "a good trip t6f Cincinnati. HH
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star Union line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight TO
and from Eastern Titles.
Time Quicker, and Rates rs Low, as
by any other Route.
vWVmIs ~ TIrE ONLY ZINE HIAv,

YwVHIa ~ THE ONLY ZINE uAv.
- ing real capital, and owning the cars
In which It's freight ~ transported. ItA
cars are new and of "brond tread" in-
tended To be run through between Eastern
ana Western cities, irrespective of changes
OF guage. The 81 Star Union Line" reaches
IsnAt over the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
IL the authorized Fast Freight Line OF that
road, and In worked on all routes over
which 10 undertakes to transport, under
contracts which secure 10 the property en-
trusted To It's charge tho best facilities for
fast and uniform movement that roads
over which II passes possess.
We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West TO the facilities cffer-
ed by this line.
al Claims for damage or cver-
charge ,eiH be promptly settled Jy
presenting freight bills and bills Of
ladihg at his o6ice, aUoidin0 all dc.
lay Of referring bills East for settle
mont -- an advantage offered by 40
other route.
To parties shipping produce fsnst, this
line offers special Inducements. The pro-
duoe u loaded ut this place In "Star Line
ears, and goes through without change 10
any Eastern city.
Y. II. EHRMAN 4 co,
scp25 dow Agents.
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A. ANDRAE,
MANUFACTURER OF
Boots and Shoes
Syeamore Street,


"ANINta JUST WETNEtNEn FROM
- my Europenn trip, I would respect.
fully announce to nay ola customers, aud
all new ONES whu may give me trial. that
am Atili prepared 20 fili all orders Ia my
line promptly aud 90 the satisfaction OF
the public. WE tfh#
! have on hhnd - large stock of Custom.
made Goods, Witch ! will sell as low aa
anybody Ia Evansville cor anywhere else I,
therefore call and get a good bargain.
uci dim
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pRUqs.
W. r. u. IIebberd.

DMvaHGHANs' rMEhGmapfIONA
II carefully compounded, strict aiten'
Ton given ~ business. and orders sent Icy
servants or children,
FANNY and toilet articles Of ali deaeripH
lions, Very cheap, apfiA tf
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(sTimnett.

The person whose name heads this Article
would not be Of sufficient importance TO- de-
serve even line IN any resi- ectable jour
nal we're il not for the feet, that he is tenn
porarily invest with power as one Of the
sqts-represeutatsves Of Wilson county in the
rump Legislature at Nashville.
Some weeks ago We announced that he,
like the ether blatant fJUl-mOuthed ordicals
who are crying for more blood, was equally
as strong iu hIs secession proc Iyities a. the
con meacement Of the late war. We have
been at some pains TO get at the facts in the
case. gentleman who lives ia the same
neighbCrhood with Grimmett has furnished
us with the following summary Of his pro-
ceediug at the period above referred TO.
la the first p ace be wss the most violent
secessionist in the whole county, and was
so oyertearing in his opinions that he did
not suffer any one to differ with him.
Now or the facts. In 1862, viii q gentle
man, now living Ia Lebanon, was recruiting
a company for the Confederate army, Grim
nett held the umbrella over him while
speaking, and gave the cause all the en-
cOur cement in s power. Remember this
was in 1862, after the passage of the con-
script law by the Confederate Congress.
About the same time he had an alterca-
tim with Parsou lyey on account Of DIS
cussiOn a. to which was the best Southern
men.
He fitted out a young gentleman in his
vicinity with clothing, &c, to 60 into the
Southern arny, and pom sei 10 support his
wife and family Wilde gone.
We have selected these few examples to
show the utter inconsistency and want OF
principle which pervades the faction which
Is now trying TO tyranize over the gentle
men Of Tennessee.
If any proof is needed Of what we have
SAID in regard 10 the Rev. lily pocrite, whose
name heads this article, We are prepared to
give it.-LC5aHon Herald.
The Herald ought to get the facts in
regard to Grimmetts way of paying his
board bill IN Nashville, and publish
them. They will be entertaining,
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Thursday even.
ing last, i've men rode up 10 the house
Jacob Goode, living thirteen miles from
Bonneville, no, on the line of Clark 5
Fork and Moniteau toWuship Just as
the old man Goode and Jerry Goode,
his son, had come from the fields where
they had been blowing, aud COM
menced shooting at them. Jacob
Goode, the father, received a bali
which shattered his arm and lodged in
his body, MORALLY wOunding him
Jerry Goode ran for the hoase 20 pro
cure, it is supposed, something to de-
fend himself with, but was shot through
the heart and fell in the house door a
corpse A young brother, twelve years
old, FINS Goode, by this time came
round the corner OF the house with =
gun and shot the man in the head who
had shot his brother. The four assail.
ants seeing their comrade fall, IN panted
their horses and rode of In the peck
cts Of the man that was shot a memo,
randum book was found with the name
Of Marion Claybrook written in IL Also
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ReIief Required--.Meeting on


1t is only necessary to notify the
commercisl classes of ST Louis, and
our citizens generally, that an appeal
is to be made TO their generous sympa-
thies for the reliefof suffering human
ity TO fix their attention and arouse
their benevolent feelings at once. The
Mayor of the city and the President OF
the Chamber of Commerce are in pos
session of letters from Atlanta, and
other points in Georgia, urgently re
questing aid to supply the pressing
wants of the poor and destitute of those
localities and sections, and today, at
noon, these communications will be
read before a meeting on Change,
called to take the matter into eonsid-
Grafton, and to take the initiatory steps
to comply with this call for assistance.
All are invited to be present, and every
one will be solicited and presented
with the opportunity 10 contribute
something for the object in view.
Bread, flour, meats, clothing-the alb
solute necessaries of life-are the ar
ticles required, and of these the people
of St Louis can afford to spare, out of
their abundance, q goodly amount. We
understand that the Nashville and
JohnsonFille Packet Companies have
offered to transport the donations, how
ever large and generous, free of all
charge. This is right, and in perfect &C
cordance with the spirit of generosity
which the commercial marine of the
great West rivers have always exhibit
ed. But this fact suggests another
consideration which it will not be out
of place to notice The commerce be-
tween the northwest and southeast
originated and has always literally en-
larged and supported the boating in
terests; and not only has it accom-
plisded this, but it has builtup this city
from a traper's village to a trade center
OF metropolitan proportions In its
days OF plenty and prosperity the South
literally patronized this market, and
| drew from our farmers and artisans
the greater amount of the produce,
provisions, machinery and manufac-
tured articles, which they required
Our merchants have been supported
and enriched by orders from that sec
ton, while more extended confidence
between the two sections from year to
year in trade relations has constantly
been evinced II is natural and proper,
therefore, that the people of the South
IN this hour of adversely and destitu-
ton, should look for aid and sympathy
from our citizens, and it is equally as
legitimate and obligatory on our part
that we meet their request with open
hands and commensurate sympathy
ST. Louis Democrat, 3D.
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The Disturbances in Upper Georgia.


We are inclined to think that a great
deal more of importance has been Civ
en- to the attempts of few counties of
Upper Georgia, which have been made
to subvert the law and inaugurate a
system of mob violence, than the facts
will justify.
Several of our exchanges are giving
circulation to most exaggerated ac-
counts of the disturbances in that re-
gion, and which are calculated to in
jure the character of the people of
those counties, and cast shadow upon
the fair fame of the State.
We have the best authority for say
ing that these acts of lawlessness have
been exclusively confined to the few
counties which lie on the Tennessee
border, and that the parties chiefly i'm
plicated are outlaws from our sister
State.
These bad men have been run into
our limits TO avoid trial in their own
State, for crimes committed against her
laws, and have been able to induce
some of our own people to join them in
their high handed and infamous acts.
The great body Of the citizens in that
section oppose and deplore their mis-
deeds as much as we 90. Indeed, we
have high authority for saying that the
good people are very largely III the ma
Jority, and that they would organize a
sufficient number of armed men to en-
sure order aud the observance of the
law, but that the country is generally
poor and the people not able to leave
their crops at this important juncture
to take tue field against these outlaws.
In view OF these facts and others not
prudent to mention, we learn that Gov.
ernor jenkins has called on Major
General Thomas, commanding the dis
trict, for force of United States tro5ns
to be stationed along the Tennessee |
line to give the necessary protection /
to our people We knom that it was in |
response to this request of our Execu- |
tive that the Federal troops have been
ordered there We learn that orders
have been given by General Thomas to |
the officers in command of the troops |
sent, TO hunt out these bad men and |
restore peace to the country. A num- |
Der of Instances of gross outrage and |
brutal conduct have been communica
ted TO Us, but we fOrbear to give the |
details
We are gTatifed to be able to state
that the Governor is determined to put |
a stop TO these acts, and that order and
security to life and property will be
TO our unfortunate citizens
in the infested district We warn these
bad men against any further violation
Of the lew. The ringleaders are well
known 70 the Authorities, and If they
do not leave the country and desist
from their unlawfui purposes and ects
they will be speedily brought 10 justice.
in the meantime, it becomes the duty
81 all good men to assist to the utmost
Of their ability, the Federal authorities
N crushing out this nest of vipers.-
augusta Chronicle, 81 inst.
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a Committee of three ladies was ap-
pointed to superintend the distribution
for each State-a list of whom will be
published in a few days In addition
to the appropriations above, about $780,
900 will remain as a reserved fund in
the hands of the Executive Committee
to increase the allotment to such States
as may require it, and to meet special
cases. The result of the Fair has been
so far developed as to make it certain
that its aggregate proceeds will not be
less than one hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars The entire expenses will
not exceed three thousand dollars.
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Church Directory.

SUNDAY, MAY c, 1906.