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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

Cop Bless ANDY JoHSsoS-We "say i,
without hesitation, and we say it boldly
The telegraph informs us this afternoon tina,
President johnson has returned to Congress
without his signature, the infamous Civil
Rights bill, cvnferrng citizenship on all per.
sons born in the United States with the ex-
cepiion Of untaxed Indians!
Good for the President-better for Ameri-
can cilizenship-best for the American peo-
pie! How do you like it, abolitionsts Do
you intend to sustain the government, now p
let us hear from you, just once LA Crosse
Democrat, March 81.
THANKS, Mosr NOBLE stPosr.n-The Chi
cago Post, smarting under the last Presiden.
tial veto, prints in its issue of Wednesday, n
list of. those who applauded the wise acts of
President johnson, dividing them into nine
classes. In the eighth class, after enumera.
ting several newspapers, it adds:
"And among the small fry the La Crosse
Democrat, wich expressed a wish that the
Almighty would strike Abraham Lincoln
with DEATH
After reading which pleasant notice We
find ourselves at a loss for which to give most
thanks-To THE ALMIGHTY FOR HEARING OUR
PRAYER, or the Post for its fiattefing notice.
La Crosse Democrat, March 80.
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A REBEL IN PRIsr.-We have been much
amused BY the lucubrations of writer in BlacAss
aroods Magazine, which for some strange
reason, all through the war was strongly
Southern in its sympathies. He processes to
have been Confederate officer, and some of
the tales he has hitherto told were very nun.
chausenish in their character. In his last
number he outdoes both himself and his illus.
trions prototype. Zone of his own soldiers fell
by his side, and seeing that the yankee bullet
had struck him right in the middle Of the
forehead, he, of course, regarded him as a
corpse. To his surprise, however, he found
him few hours later, fighting again. l
According to the surgeon statement, the
ball striking obliquely. had glanced, passing
between cuticle and skull, all round the head,
emerging at last from the very place it had
first entered!n
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


Rvtbe steamer Cuba whiah arrived ct New
York April s, it is positively asserted that
head centre Stephens is the guest OF John
Mitchell in Paris and will leave for his home
in New York shortly He quietly left Ireland
in sailing boat, via Galway.
Fen;an affairs received some attention in
Parliament. Attorney General, for Ireland,
said with respect to parties under arrest, who
had come from America, he was ready to
give favorable consideration to their applica.
lion for release on their promising to leave
Ireland and return from whence they came
In the House of Commons Mathews asked
if any discussion had taken place between the
English and American Governments in rela-
ton TO Chase's proposition for international
coinage between England, France and Amer
lea.
Gladstone said he could find no evidence of
any such question having been raised. Glad
stone announced that the Government in
tended to proceed with the Reform Bill, re-
gardless of suggestions and proposed amend
s1ts; they would resist Grosvenol' $ amend
ment, as 1t implied direct want of confidence
in the government.
House adjourned until April 9Th for Easter
holiday.
Stock of Anglo American Telegraph Co.,
SIX nunureu lnouSanu pounuS, 0li SuDScr1DeQ
for, and books closed.
The Cable progresses at the rate of nine
teen nautical miles per day. The great an
nual university boat race resulted in victory
of Ford, over Cambridge three lengths.
Napoleon read an address to Corps Legis-
latiff and made speech accepting vote OF
great majority as a continued endorsement oil
his policy, and spoke in favor of extern
sion of liberty, calculating to strengthen and
enlighten the government; not liberty which
may become an arm to undermine and over.
throw it.
The weekly return of the Bank Of France
show the sum of twenty-five and half mil
lion Of frances in treasury. Banks reduced
rates of discount from are 4 to 81.
Three Spanish screw frigates in Cadiz har.
Dor arc ready for sea, in case of appearance
of CHILEAN privateers.
LATEST. = Fid LirerpooD = Liverpool
March 24.-The steamer Savanna from New
York arrived.
The evening news to-day unimportant
Cotton dull and tends downwards Sales
5000 bales. Middling upland sells at 19Ac.
Breadstuffs-dull.
Confirm.
Provisions-inactive.
Tallow-easier.
London March 24.-Consols s6sas7 !;
5,2o's 7fba771; Illinois Central 794a793c. !;
Erie 55la55a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

A06R 1110DO - 1DN4s
Iuvalids broken down n AsAlth - spi@ ~ Chroaie
Dyspspsia, or sassring nsn u terrible szhassssoa
which follows the aslasks sfaclts dssass, u tstno
Of thousands Who havs I'm .issd = bya nisacls
from si.iaar seats = pssstrstisn, y H1srnrfxRB
STOMACH Brtfns, - srs guaraatss ut BY ths
sumo means ycs too ~ - strengthened and rsst,rsd
Bat to thoss who Stand il pl Of sridsnic 70 Ill Who
BY rsas6S u exposure, IsivaaSSs aad aseoas sni s
mate Or unhsalthy pursuits, may 1t any moment BE-
stricken down. this paragraph h most Sartesayy and
alphabetically addressed. Yoa, Who thus sItu6ted ~
prosred An absolute ahsuard against the aanes Aas
nsnacss you. Tone and regulate the system With this
harmless medicinal stmulant and Alternative md you
~ be forearmed against tbs malades whose seeds oat
around You in The cir unseen. H0erKfIERs gTOA-
iCH BITTBRS are mot only standard Tonic and Al
sesstvs throughout the United States but they
credited By the certificates Of the most dsiDguhed cit
Gems Of the uuion to the people Of al other Ans In
canada Australia and the wsat ladies, they gadu-
lily taking tbs place Of all other stomschics whether
native foreign, and surely truth = progressive
and demonstration overthrow doubt they VIII sventu-
Ally mperseds every other Inyigoft and Restorative
now employed In medicinal practice. Iapr3-dAwlw.
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Fenisns moving q 9 ainst Ireland-Exue.
dttion ntting out for Bermuda.

ANh" 1 UKk. hpTI ..
The Herald gives runner that two expedi-
tons, one consisting of three Iron Steamers.
carrying three hundred men, and the other
with twenty five hundred soldiers on board,
were represented to have sailed for Bermuda,
which it was stated was to be taken possession
of and used as a base for the Fenian move
ment against Ireland. Other vessels are re.
ported to have sailedfr various ports in the
United States, bound for Bermuda. Alto
gether there was quite ferment in Fenian
circles over the new warlike movement sup.
posed to be under way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

The Original and Best in the Woridl The only tree
md perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan.
,aneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injurng th hair skin. Re
dies the Ill effects Of bad dyes Sold BY all Druggists
The genuine is signed William 4. BatehsIer. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT or MILLRPLgURs,
for Restoring and Identifying tho Hair.
aug2l-d4w1y CHARLES BACHELOR, NY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

ogLGATgy AROMATIC vE6ETA .LE SDAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination With Glyeerine7
md especially designed for the Of Ladies' and for
he Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its vaah
ing properties anrivaed. FOR sale by all druggists
f.bI3dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

ANW0n't Use any OtheR.-The last end best
The right article finally Everybody iikest. ID purely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead IL the best Hair
Dressing In the world Will restore grey and faded hair
TO its original color in four weeks-every hme-sure
pop" Inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Invisora
tor and don't take any other 1t all humors Of
the scalp in week For sale 1t Wholesale and retail
~ D. A. KERR. Third and Main streets, Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists
is Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
s.roQ aarn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

CINCINNATI, April S.
A fire at Stnbenville. Ohio yesterday de-
stroyed six dwelling houses, belonging to the
o, Il NJ. r. r. Co. Loss $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

ArScientiAc DiscoveFy-CABUs'N NEW DYE
IL you to have your Hair dyed with this prep
ration. GO TO CABua This Dye does mot give the
hair dead appearances like other dyes, but gives II
FINE GLOSS and promotes the growth Of the hair.
old and applied BY GEORGE cABUs 1t his Fashionable
Hair Dressing Salon. Main and Second Streets
Xeokuk, Iowa. jan4dSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

Ths RRlAal Chanser, N Issay Of War
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new an.
Diseases fthe Urinary and
systsns-sentfree In sealed envelopes. Address, d
sKILLM HouGHroN. Howard Association .phila
.Aiphis p. sprSA sv1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06
Standard Household Remedies
DIR. ID. JAMES Az
FAMILY MEDICINES

Are prepared with great care expressly family use
and admirably calculated Preserve health and
remove disease that no family should be without them
| chey consist Of
JAYNEs EXPECTORANT, for Coushs Consumption
Asthma and all Pulmonary and Bronchial An. ctions
JAYNEs TONIC vERMIPUGE, for Worms Dysp>a,
,ia Piles, Gen erai Debility &c.
JAYNE's cARM NATIVE BALsAN for Bowel and
summer ANTS Coles, Cramps, Cholera, &c.
JAYNE's AtTEHATIvE, for Scrofuia, Goitre Cancees
Diseases of the SIX n and Bones &c.
JAYNE's AGUE MIXTURE, for the Cure of Fever
and Ague.
JAYNEs LINIMEST oR COUNTER IRRrTAHr. for
Bruises, Rheumatism, &c.
JAYNEs sANATIvE Pulls, . valuable Purs.sive.
and cfrtsin cuge for all Bilious Affections, Liver 0sm-
plainA Atk headache, &c. -s-@s
JAYNE's HAIR TONIC, for the Preservation Beauty
Growth and Restoration oftae Hair.
JAYNEfs SPECIFIC FOB THE TAPE WORM
In settlements and localities where the attendance Of
Physician cannot be readily obtain d. Families will And
these Remeds OF great service Tho directions which
accompany them are in plain, perspicuous language,
easily understood by all and In addition Jsyaes Medic.
Almanac and Guide to H-ath be had Cratic Of all
Agents. cnntsns besides reliable Calendar Catalogue
of Dseaseshe symptos By schich tAey nay be ksospn
how they should be treated together With advice a. to
the proper remedies to be used.
~ All OF Or D. jayne Sons Family Medicines are
sold IL kcokuk by the authorized Agents
OCoNk0R, corner Third aud johnson, and A
KERR, corner Third and Main streeta 81
N.B.-A1 of the above offered to the trade 1t the
lowest card rates. lfeb4 snu-w ed fri dkvl0v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

~ DIR. JAMES HAzELToN, of New York, now
travelling In Colorado, writes to . friend ibllows:
"Everywhese on the Plains and through the Noun
tains ind DH. SWANS Bourbon Btters. have ire
quently used them and ind them pure and wholesome
II all manufacturers Of Beverages he'd unaffected the
considerations regard for the public welfare and the
same skill IN compromising . really valuable medicinal
beverage there would Be less need for to warn the
people against them" div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-06

The Hon. Arson Burlingame, Minister to
China, and the Hon. K. b. Van Valkenburr,
Minister TO Japan, will spend few weeks in
charges.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

lY7 New CoUYTERFEITs.- following list of
counterfeits from PetcrSonS Detector for June,
will be found of interest to readers and should
be preserved for reference:
Iron City Bank, Pittsburg, Pa.-5s spurious
Wig. steamboat; portrait Of Washington right
end Clay on left end
National Bank, Pottsville, Pass spurious
v:g., carpenter at work. Bank issues no 3's.
Merchants National Bank, Washington, ID. c.
The suspension of this bank will affect the notes
as all National Bank notes are secured by Govern
ment bonds.
Counterfeit Postal Currency, new issue.-Fify
Cent Notes, new issue On the top of the bill the
words Furnished only by the Assistant Treasurer
and Designated Depositares of the United States y
observe the two words 'of the = on the genuine
there is little space between them, not on the
imitation.
Fifty Cent Notes the engraving is good, but the
gilt frame around the head is very bad. The paper
has however, the appearance of common printing
paper, and is very whitish. The whole OF 1t is a
little smaller than the genuine. six barrels on right
OF " Washington are very indistinct.
Twenty Five Cent Notes, issue very dark,
and poorly engraved
twenty-five Cent Notes, poorly engraved, on
poor paper, and the gilt frame around the head
don't show any gilt. l.
Ten Cent Notes, very coarsely done, and the green
ink very pale.
United States Compound Interest Notes.-Ffties,
imitation vg ION left end,) female erect, holding
sword in her lett hand, her right hand resting on
Bible-male bust, 80 on die above, right end
Well done and likely to deceive good judges.
One Hundred Dollar counterfeits are in circula-
ton-a fac sime OF the genuine bill but the engra-
wing is not so fine. They dated May 18th, 1865
letter B. The green ink the back OF the counter
felt is paler than that in the genuine. Be careful
and examine well all before taking them, as they
! have deceiy ed some of our best judges.
| United States Legal Tender, Greenbacks-5s, a
new issue and very well done. The only prominent
defect is heavier shading around the words Omitted
States, in the title. The counterfeit is about one
| eighth of an inch shorter than the genuine.
| First ational Bank Notes.-20's, close imita-
| tion of the genuine notes, and well calculated to
deceive. The back of the bill is rather coarse. The
plate is liable to be altered to any of the National
! Ranks
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
EsendinS Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

April 23d, 1866.
CtREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
W North-W est for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Pottsvle Tamaqua Ashand, Lebanon, Allen
town, Egston, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-Iork, as fol-
lows 800, lU and % A. NJ. and 200 and o 20
p. NJ, arriving at New York at 540 and 10 90 A. NJ.
and :. 40 and TO- z. NJ, connecting with similar
Trains on the Penusy ylvauia Railroad Sleeping Cars
accompanying the 800 \. NJ and g,20 Z. NJ. Trains,
without change. .H.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama-
qua Minersville, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia at 80 A NJ. and 200 aud 9.2O
the . 20 y Ia. Train making no close connections
for Pottsyio, nor Philadelphia, For Pottsyille
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via SchuylAil and
Susauehanna Railroad, leave harrisburg at 10 p. m
Returning: Leave New York at 9.OO n. NJ, 1900
Noon at 80 p. m. PLiladelphia at 500 a. IN. and
3 30 D. m. Pottsyille at $50 am. aud 245 p IN
Ashland &, ,00 and Ills Il. IN. and Los p III; Iama
qua at o as a 40 aud 90 and &. 90 =.
Leave Potsvlle for harrisburg via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Railroad at Z 10 Il. m,
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading a
600 A. NJ. returning from Philadelphia ut o,Ot
PM.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 6,2C
A. NJ. and 6lo T. NJ, for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster
Columbia &c.
On Sundays Leave New York at 3Opm., Phila
delphia S 90 A. NJ, and 3l5 NJ, the 500 a. IN
Tamaqua 80 n IN, for Harrisburg, 20 M ana
Reading at 80 IN, for Harrisburg lo'oz a. IN lo'
New York and 20 p m. for Philadelphia,
| Communication, Mileage, Season, ana Excursion
Tickets at reduced rates To and from all points
| Baggage checked through 50 Pounds brggSse III
/ lowed each Passenger ,-roo,1S
!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

Eg BASE BAIL.-The susquehanna Base Ball
Club, of this place, having been challenged by the
Tyrolean Club, of Harrisburg, will leave to-day
Saturday)in the o'clock train, for the purpose Of
contesting the honors of the game with that club
We have no doubt they will be handsomely enter
taiped by our Harrisburg friends The following
nine will play on the part of the Susquehanna =
Geo W. Hambright, @. W. Seller, A. Weaver, Chas
Sarvis B. +. Bright, B Rodrigue, A. McCausand,
P. Hover and II. Krone. .......I
We learn that the Susquehanna has also been
challenged by Williamsport club, and that they
contemplate playing them at an early day.
The Star Club, of this place, has been merged into
the Susquehanna Club. This was occasioncd by
several of the most experienced members of that
organization leaving town. The Susquehanna has
the material to make frsclass club, the majority
of the members are experienced players, having
previously been attached to clubs in various portions
of the State
The celebrated Athletics of Philadelphia, proba.
bly, the best base ball players in this country intend
playing at Wilkesbarre on next Thursday. Some
half dozen clubs are expected to be present on the
occasion, among them the "Aerts," of Danvillc,
who played match game with the Stars" in this
place, several weeks since.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

"DowN 1T CoMEs-Butter-fresh ''grass butter,
can now be had in any quantity, in our market, at
twenty-five cents per pound. Meats-roast beef, Is
10 20 cents per pound corned beef, 10 to IA cts.
rump steaks, 10 to Is cts. sirloin steaks, IL to 20
cts. Muton-fore quarter, IL to Is cts. hind quar-
ter, 10 to 20 cts. chops, II to 20 cts"
We quote the above from the Harrisburg 7tle-
graph of Saturday last. What commentary on
the prices kept up in this place. where butter i.
still selling at As cents per pound. We should re-
member that eEtrayagant rents and high price oi
provisions are calculated TO retard the progress o
our place. Some people seem to forget that the
war is over and imagine that the high prices which
resulted from it must continue forever AT Carlisle
butter selling at % cents at Lancaster 20 cents
apd at other places about tho same.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

III DlsGRAcEFuL AFFAIR.-On Monday after
noon last scene occurred at the depot in this
place, which was rather novel and exciting 1t
sserns that notorious white prostitute had won the
affections Of the husband of ''lady Of color" who
Froro sho was a respectable woman and threatened
10 .trpn tho frail white sister" on the platform OF
the depot, where tho abscondng couple had met for
the purpose Of fleeing from the wrath Of the better
hulfo Of the tTunnt husband The eolored lady com
meneed a war of words upon the ''falien angel,
necusipg her Of having planned an elopenent there
by deprgins her Of the society Of her husband =
This the alnaols nynTl of the paYe'1 s,oniiy de-
MED and also used some very insulting language to
tho colored lady when the latter almost crazed with
anger and jeaoasy "mads for her. In regular pu'
gilisie sryle epariss were finally separated, the
Glndy of color" reelaimng her loving and rspenisn'
husband 10 .l..afr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

EBTuE END OF THE woRLD--At the last meet
ing Of the Academy Of Sciences, M Deiaunay proved
that the carths motion is gradually slsckoning and
that the days are thereby nsensibly engtbening to
the extent of a second in 100000 years At this
rate, in eight thousand six hundred and forty mil
lions Of years the earth will stop altogether II II does
not otherwise before that period. We find thus tha,
the world is bound to come to an end some time OF
other. Science and revelation both point in the
same directon-that il to Mr.. Jacob o. Beck's
tailoring establishment on Fourth street, between
Market and Chesnut, where the best of gentlemen
garments made up in the latest style and at the
most reasonable rates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

Ia MUoH IN LiTTLE.-The married are longer
lived than the single; and above all, those who OBJ
serve sober and Industrious conduct Tall men
live longer than short ones. Women have more
chances of life previous to the age of fifty years than
men. but fewer after. The number Of marriages is
in proportion of 75 to 100. Marriages more frc.
quent after the equinoxcs-that is, during the
months of June and December. There is no differ
ence in the longevity Of the Boots and Shoes sold
at VIM. II. Millcrs Excelsior Beot & Shoe Store,
Market street, SunJury, as both oug" and "shorl''
articles r that line sold at his establishment are
warranted to outlivc any sold in this vicinity -
Miller keeps well selected stock for men, women
and children. ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
DEATHS.

In this place, on Thursday, the eth inst,
FREDERICK LAZARUS, Esq, aged about
70 years.
The deceased was one of our oldest citi-
zens, and was, at the time of'his death, one
of the Justices of the Peace of this Borough
in which capacity he had acted for many
years. In early life lie took much interest
in military affairs, and was an officer Of the
army in the war of 1912. lie suffered from
declining health for more than a year.
In Rush township, on Monday of last
week, of consumption, MARGARET ANN,
daughter of Robert Campbell, deceased,
aged 10 years
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
The Editor oftho Garfield, Ohio, Herald, says

The Editor fthe Canheld, Ohio, Herald, says -
oWHEAroS's IrcH oRrMEsr.-lt has been said
that to ito get the itch is no disgrace, but it is dis
graceful to keep it, No one need have the itch
forty e ght hoursif they will use 'Whestons oint-
meIt, ior it is a sure cure We saw it tried on the
persons Of several children and adults few weeks
days not an eruption was visible. 1t Is efectual IN
removing pimpes blotches and especially old sores
We used The Ointment on one Of our children, and
the effect was magical. The itch, which has been sC
prevalent about here, hss not yielded TO the usna
remedies for this complaint, and We are glad that
remedy has been discovered that Is 80 efectua anS
vet % cheap Read the advertisement
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

EY REMoyAL.-s. Byerly, the popular artist,
having purchased the Photograph Gallery formerly
conducted by Mr.. J. B. Erskine, in Simpsons build.
ing, Market street. has transferred his Gallery,
which was lately in Bassler's building, to that quar-
ter where he will have increased facilities for pro-
ducing those beautiful and lfe-like pictures for
which he'is celebrated. His new room is fitted up
in the best and handsomest manner. Those who
want pictures, of any size style and quality will Of
course patronize him, as he. is acknowledged the
best artist in this section of the State. .Husf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

l-SsNEw Ice CREAM SALooS.-We observe that
our young friend, David Fry proprietor Of the
bakery, has opened ice cream saloon Mt his resi-
dence, in Spruce street, where he will keep on
hand an excellent article of this delicious summer
luxury He has employed one of the best manufac.
turers Office cream and will serve up every afternoon
and evening, vanilla, lemon, orange, chocolate,
peach, pineapple and strawberry cream Ills sa-
loon is fitted up in the most comfortable manner,
and he will spare no pains to accommodate all who
may be pleased to patronize him. Families, parties,
&C., supplied at reasonable rates, .. l..y.l .t g.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

tY REL,eious NorIcE.-" Thus saith the Lord
Let the wicked forsako his way, and the unrigheous
man his thoughts, and let him return unto the Lord
and He will have mercy upon him, and to our God,
FOR He will abundantly pardon. Isaiah, IS; T.
The Young Mems United Prayer Meeting is held
every Sabbath evening at 81 O'clock in the lecture
room Of the Presbyterian Church, in this place.