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Inhuman Treatment of a Child.

The Columbus Journal, of Monday, con
tanned the following horrible story:
Mrs. Fanny Blackburn, a resident of
Middletown, was arrested on Saturday for
inhumanly whipping or beating her child, a
little girl six or seven years of age. This
punishment was not the result of single
fit of rage, but the child had been mistrest-
ed BY both father and: mother for two
or three weeks The neighbers had fre
queutly protested, but had only met with
insult from the parents. On Saturday
morning the cries of the child brought the
police to its rescue The woman was ar
rested and taken to tho City Prison, and the
child given into tho care of some of the
ladies living near. The woman at the
Mayors office made no defense, but said
that she punished the child TO make it
mind" She was careful, when asked her
name, to emphasize Mrs. Fanny Black.
burn" She spoke no word in explanation
or 10 palliation OF her crime. When the
officer reported that the child would die in
a few minutes. she showed no sign of emo
ton. Her face seemed that of person
much abused, and with no proper apprecia-
ton of the crime attached to the inbumsn
abnse of her child. She walked into the
cell at the City Prison in calm matter Of
fact&ay, and scarcely beeded the express
sion of the officer that be must hurry away
for physician. .-.t-..-.
DR.. Helmick first visited the child, and
afterwards DR.. Boyle. The legs, arms and
body of the child were bruised, as though
beaten by heavy stick or CLUB, and upon
the body there were one or two severe cuts,
and severe cutsnpon the head, amounting
almost to f.acture of the skull. The hands
had been held to the hot stove until severe
" burned. On both sides of each hand
there were bad looking blisters, and the
mother admitted that she had resorted to
this burning Of the child's hands as mode
Of punishment, but that she didn't know
the stove was 60 hot" r,R
When the Marshal and other officers en-
tered the room. the little. girl sprang from
them, but when she was assured of their
kindpass she was Almost delirieus in her
rrlannsr of expressing her sthankfulnese. -
She seemed absolutely insane upon the sub
iect Of Heing whipped. Later in the day,
her fathers Thomas j. Blackburn, who was
not allowedIio 20 near his child, at the
foundry where he was employed made use
of some unwarranted and insulting expires
sions in regard to the ladies in whose charge
the girl had been placed. aud two or three
young fellows, sons Of the ladies' referred to,
proceeded TO ''trounce" him after the most
approved style. The police interfered, and
as it was learned that he had abused the
child as much as his wife, and as the feeling
against them both was very bitter, he vas
arrested and taken to the calaboose.' s'bs
The child,,in the afternoon, was taken to
the st. FraRcis Hospital, at the Medical
College, and hopes were yesterday enter.
tanned that il would recover, bat With de.
formed body and a weakened mind. The
feeling against Black burn and bis wife in
Middletown Was of such character that q
prompt arrest saved them perhaps from .
worse fate. Y s- ~ M
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ePHhhata. Conrt.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have filed In my office, at 1t. Clairs-
willie, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement TO wit: tsT
, David Il. Howell, Guardian Of Mary Ann,
Charles j., and Emma Stewart.
Rebecca Lupton, Executor OF Morris Lupton,
deceased. ..i. ..ri
ri j. Templeton, Guardian of Sarah E., James
A., and John s. Templeton.
William +. Henderson, Executor OF Matthew
John W. Eaton, Executor OF John Eaton, decd.
William T. Meek, Administrator OF David
Smeaton, deceased,
Richard B. Reynolds, Guardian Of Harriet d.
Robert claddy. Adninistrator of Buiah Berry,
Mary Ann Wiley, Guardian Of Samuel p,
Sarah W., and Robert II: Wiley. ~
J. @. 70. McGrew, Executors of Finley b.
%iI5is$ u Ssnpeel1 oqssaisR s piI George A.
The six first above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the ist and the remaining 1--WE
'STl N - DAVID HARRis, Probate Jndge. d
D. FebruRry 7, iSo7. ~ ssN, ,ylH .sNai,,I !,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

WE p,iut in another column full partlo-
ulars of the grest-.,break up" Of ice in the
Ohio River. Tho ice in Wheeling Greek
broke up Ga Friday, and acres of it ere
piled up. along the hanks of the creek be.
tween the fsot of Wheeling Hill and Bridge
port Thesihaw was an extraordinary one.
The creek ran out very rapidly, and left the
ice piled along its margins Considerable
fear was expressed at one time that the ice
might become gorged at the railroad bridge
Bridgeport and doconsidcrabls damage, but
it ran out into the river without interrnp-
tiou from the bridge ... ....,t.. .,,..,
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.


r. Belmont Common Pleas.
Joseph Irwin. ~
Rf VIRTUE OF \ NENDI. EX. in this case
II issued and to me directed, Will offer forsar
at the front door OF. the Court House vi said
County, in st. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, February 40, 1897,
between the hours Of 10 O clock A. NJ and O. elocl,
?. M, Of said day, the following described prem
ises, situate in Belmont County to witt
Situate in the district of lands directed 10 be
sold at Steupcnyille, Ohio, and bounded and de-
scri6ed as follows to wit: Being part of Sec. b.
Tp. D II. S-beginning for the same at Il stake al
the south corner of the School House: thence
>. 3U' w. 5Jl2 poles to n stake, corner of John
Hammond's land; thence W. GG24 poles to
hickory, corner OF John Ambler's lands; thence
with Ambler's line S.sl poles. to stone; thence
=. SS191 e. ~ poles 10 stake in road; thence
with the road $: 53lz0 l.. 80 poles TO stake;
thence W. 2l9 poles 10 stake at the y. corner OF
said School House; tbeEce S. TOo W. 2 poles, to
the place of beginning; containing 331 acres
more or less -
at 81 200 90.
SAM'L b. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont &C., O.
CowEN, Jr., Plaintiffs Atty.
Sheriff s Office, st. Cairsvilie, Jan. d. 1897
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Notice to Contractors.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the Town
sails, until the lsr DAY OF MARCH 1867, for
the making, per Thousand, of 100000 Brick, of a
good, merchantable quality-or for the making
and delivery of the same on the lot Immediately
East of the Court House, in said Town; the brick
to be counted out of the kiln, and none but mer-
chantable brick received; to be delivered as
needed for building purposes. Also, bids for fur
nishing Lime, Sand &C., and putting said brick
in the wall, per thousand. Also, for the furnish
ing all material and building good and sub
stantial Stone Wall, per perch, of solid masonry,
at least two feet in thickness to be built of stone
of good and substantial quality, to contain 800
perch more or less. rFr--
Bids will be received for the brick and stone
masonry together. Contracts will be awarded
to the lowest and hest bidder or bidders, on CIV
ing bond to the acceptance of the Board for the
faithful performance of the contract, in at least
double the amount of the contract. The Board
reserves the privilege of adding to or diminish
ing the contract without change of rates, and of
rejecting any and all bids made.
BY order of the Board.
: Il. L. CHAMBERS, Clerk.
Feb. Z, 1867.
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Notice.

CARAH JONES, Olivia Peck and Daniel Peck
- her husband, Dorcas Wallace and John Wal
lace her husband, who reside in the State of
West Virginia; Daniel G. Jones and Robert W.
Jones' who reside in the state Of Pennsylvania;
Narcissa CASTOR and Joseph CASTOR her hus-
band, who reside in the State of Oregon-the
widow and heirs-at-law of Wimeth Jones, de-
ceased-will take notice that II. H. Cochran, Ad-
mnistrator dc bopis of the estate of said Will
meth Jones, deceased, on the 4th day. of Febru-
ary 1857, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within and for the County of Belmont and State
OF Ohio, alledglng that the personal estate of
said decedent is insufficient TO pay his debts and
the charges of administering his estate; that he
died seized in fee simple of the following descri-
bed real estate, situate in said County, to WITT
Being on the North side of Main street, In the
Town of st. Clairsville, and numbered forty on
the plat Of said Town; that Sarah Jones, as wild
ow of said decedent is entitled to dover In said
premises, and that Dorcas Wallace, Daniel @.
Jones, Robert w. Jones' OLIVIA Peck, and Mar
cissa CASTOR las his heirs-at-law, hold the next
state of Inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the assign
ment Of dover to said Sarah Jones and for a sale
of said premises, subject to such dover estate,
for the payment OF the debts and charges afore-
said. s s1. f'.L -NtA
Said petition will be for hearing on the Sth day
of March, 1867, as soon thereafter as practical
bic. r. III. COCHRAN, Admir- de bouts non
Feb. Z, lS67.-5w OF Wiimeth Jones, decd.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

George Z. Smith In Partition.
oliver p. Smith, s1 c. al, Belmont Common Pleas.
QY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me
ID directed, / will offer at public sale, ON the
premises, in Kirkwood Township, near the
Northeast corner of said Township, ON
Saturday, February 10, 1867,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
y. NJ of snid day, the following described prem
ises, situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Being part of Southeast quarter Of Sec. g. TIP.
o. r. o; beginning for the same at the Northeast
corner of said quarter, running South with the
a stone; thence 3. 4el<pl ", ls rods to q post;
w. 20 rods; thence N. 221So W. 5i1< rods; thence
N. s9o w, II 2s.iO0 TO post on the West line of
said quarter; thence N. 10 Il. 2&A poles, TO the
N. w. corner of said quarter; thence s, 500 East
1888 500 poles, To the place Of beginning; con-
tanning "A acres and 77-l00, more or less. III y
. 7s,,gs q Sac; Qns,tAird cas- cash III , hand, one
with inssrsst 4 se 1 dstsESed sss z payments . !
SAML B. PIPER, sheriff Belmont co..O.
der CLAts KELLY, Atty for Petitioners !,
sheriff Once, ST. Cinirs, ille Jan, 10, 1861. -
= .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

Our new types failed to come to hand in
time to reset our pages for this issue =
Next week, however. the CHRONICLE will
have new face. The types are the most
beautiful we ever saw. They are frem the
we'll knowu leundry of L. johnson IL Co.,
Philadelphia. the head OF American type
founders. No type founders iu the coun-
try equal their work in taste aud beauty {;
and they are clever gentlemen to deal with.
The reading matter will be "set up in
brewer type, one size smaller than we are
now using, but the face is nearly as large.
Our advertisements will be set in Nonparlel
of a large and beautiful face, some Of which
may be seen in this issue "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
FrightfuI Condition Of Affairs
I'm Tennessee--Rebel Atrocities.

The Nashville correspondence Of the Gin.
cinnati Gazette, under date of Jan. 81, pre-
sents the following frigh,ful picture of af.
fairs in Tennessee:Y "a AZ sg7
A fearful condition of things exists 10
Obicn County in this State. The guerrilla,
r. Farris. who murdered Senator Case, de-
fies the authorities to take him. Numerous
other scouudrels are in Intense activity. s1d
q general system of terror prevails. The
neiehboring County Of Weakly is in simi-
lar condition. have read letters from that
region, received so-dsy, which represent
that the Union men now, ssnd during the
var, have either Aed out of the sountry, Of
left their homes aud bstakep themselves 70
ths woods. The rebels declare In the bold
CT terms that no convsntiozs shall Be held
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
SATURDAY, February 2.
STATE NEWS.

The GAINESVILLE Signal says Mr.. Archi'
bald Shiply, of Washington, Guernsey
County, O., while in Columbus, Ohio, a
few days ago, lost 1912 so, He left the
missing package in bis room from whence il
was taken and pocketed by a domestic. "
-Fayette County has under contract
about 80 miles of turnpikes, being construct
cd under the law passed last winter,
"A very destructive fire tosk place at
Mansfield on Friday destroying property to
the amount of 100000. Weldon'S Block
was entirely consumed. 1t is said there was
no insurance. ''
"A man named William Anderson died
of consumption on the cars between Cincn-
natl and Toledo on Tuesday. He had start
ed from Cincinnati. with his wife and chill
dren. expendipg their last dollar, so he
could reach his old home in Michigan, to
die, but failed to realize his hope. The
circumstances of the family becoming
known, a generous contribution was made
for theu among the passengers, and Mr..
Merrick. the conductor, afforded them to.
ciities for reaching their home.
The Western Reserve Chronicle says
that the sheep in that section have suffered
much during the cold weather, many OF
them freezing to death. r.as
The GAINESVILLE City Times says tha'
twenty seven employees of the Muskingum
Valley Machine Works were discharged last
week on account of the falling off of orders
for work.
Frank McDoueal, q saloon keeper 10
Alliance, was fatally shet in quarrel with
some drunken rowdies who had entered the
saloon for liquor and took otfense at some
thing said or done by McDougal. The bal
entered his groin, and he died, after great
sutferin0 in n few hours
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
AGENTS WANTED
FoR THE
"WOMEN Of the WAR"

ATTRACTING THOUSANDS by its thrilling re-
cord Of the noble aud pure minded women who
followed their Husbands and Sons 90 the War.
Written in the glowing and soul-stirring Ian
guage OF -.
FRANK MOORE
Selling beyond our most va ngui ne expectation
12sOOO COPIES Gold TIE FIRST MONTH OF ITs
ISSUE. Hundreds Of Concentrations from the
Press and distinguished individuals arc pouring
in from all parts OF the country. Agents are re-
porting from TEN To TWENTY-FIVE orders per
uay, ana say they hpd many who are ready to
NEW FEATURE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. This
work II Its own recommendation, and sells free
ly 10 the best classes of society. EiLhTuL esier-
getc, perscUeItaD De1t and UODea will IN the Agen-
cy find lucritive employment. -
Send for circulars,givilg full particulars
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
fe7-1m* i4s West Fourth st (iucinnati n
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Philip Phiiiips--A Touching In
.7 Cident.

Rev. WIN. Baxter relates the following
incident connected with this wonderful bal.
lad singer wonderful, whetheri in the crowd.
ed assembly, before the highest disnitaries
in the conference, prayer meeting, or sab
bath school. Mr.. Baxter says:
On the LIST Of fJanuery, 1865, by invita-
tion OF the venerable Father Wright, then
Chsnlain of the Marine Hospital, Washing
ton, preached to the soldiers under bis
charge. Whether the sermon. was good or
otherwise ia not our purpose, but the sing
ing was all that could be desired, for Philip
Phillips was there. After the services we
accompanied the venerable Chaplain tethe
different. wards, to see those whom wounds
and disease prevented meeting us. We
paused at the bed, side of enc, seemingly
near his cad. and prepared for bis great
change. Shall l sing to yoa2 said
Brother Phillips. The sick man gratefully
assented, and soon, with pathOs which
only such scene could inspire, he was
singing as if the words came from the
depths orhis soul: u ,- aJlg....-.
"Over the river I'M going
Beyond where the pearly gates stand;
Over the cold, icy billows, n. I6-Il-T'
To live in fair, sunny land.
a My father has built me q mansion,
And filed it with treasures Of gold;
Yes, over the river I'M going, It'f-. it
To where there are pleasures untold. L..
My savior Is there to receive me,
And shield me from suff ring and cold;
Yes, over the river IN going, -..a = EN-.
To where there are pleasures untold"
Tears stood in the eyes, of the singer and we
who stood around in silence wept, and the
poor sufferer, as if the pearly gates were in
sight, wept tears Of, joy. / never heard
whether he recovered or not his case was
deemed hopeless one but whether he is
yet pilgrim on earth or a redeemed one in
heaven, feel l-assured that Ne never will
forget the sweet veice that in the Marine
Hospital he he ard singing, Over the river
I'm going" ...s,....-
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PUBLIC SALE.
SherfR''s Sale.

Richardson Bro. o''''' ''''9'
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE in
ID this case issued and TO me directed l will
offer for sale, at the froHt door of the Court
House of said County, in st. CiaLsyille, on
Monday, February rs, 1897,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and clock
p. M, of said day, the following lands and tene-
ments, to wit: 4t ..r..r -a.
Lot No. ii, sixty-three feet middle part in
Block No. @ and lot No. - sixty three feet mid
die part in Block No. 2, of Bellaire City, in the
County of Belmont, OHIO.
Terms Of Sale: Cash ON day of SALE Appraised
at 81, 800 %.
SAM'L b. PIPER, sheriff Belmont Co, o.
TALIAAN, Plaintiffs Atty.
Sherif's Office, 81. Clairsville, Jan. IL, 1867.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

TEE Legislature of our State has ihdef.
initsly postponed the consideration of the
susiect of dividing this Judicial District
This action was taken on molten OF Mr.
LYNN of Muakingum, who frst aeitated the
matter in the Legislature. We presume
this is the end of it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Local Matters.

BELMONT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,". -
The anniversary meeting Of this society was
held in the Presbyterian Church Of St.
Clairsville on last Sunday evening. Mr..
VIM. Chambers, President Of the society,
occupied the chair and conducted the exer-
cises. Rev. Mr.. Martindale Of Cleveland,
Revs. ]. B. Johnston and E. Ellison of st.
Clairsvillo, and Rev. j. @. Berry of Somer-
ton, took part in the exercises. ga ylrYl
The reports Of the Secretary and Treas
urer show the society to be in a prosperous
condition. The Secrotary's books were
burned by the great fire Of last May, and
thus the records Of the society for nearly
fifty years were destroyed. The society has
q credit Of s71 90 in New York. Mr..
Brown, the Treasurer. reported a balance
in his bands of $l6l'73.
A committee appointed to report officers
for tho ensuing year suggested that the Of
fcsrs Of last year be continued, as follows: !:
President-W Chambers. ~.
Vice Readcats The Clergy of the Coun-
ty. o- nr
,Secreta,y--Rev. E Ellison. ,sr-,.,
Ireasmer-George Brown.
Depositary--Wm. NJ. Fairis. -4
Executive Committee Brown, s.
Gressinger, DR.. II. West, Joseph Cowgirl,
George Jepsen. H
The report was adopted ~+l.~
Rev. j. G. Berry, of Somerset Township,
was employed to canvass the County.
Rev. Mr.. Martindale of Cleveland de-
liyered an Interesting address Rev. e.
Ellison also submitted few practical re-
marks. I..t ulv-
The Belment County Bible Society was
organized 40 years ago, at meeting OF a
few persons in the town of Fairview. Since
then it has passed into the treasury of the
parent society about $4,000. s.,.-.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

FoR SALE. We have a scholarship in
Clkius, Griffin & Oo.'sCemmerciai College
which we will sell at q reasonable discount.
Any one wishing to attend business insti
tute can not do better than to purchase.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

: ,TaE Board of Education of 81. Chirs-
willie invite proposals for furnishing the ma,
tsrial and building the new school house =
Builders would do well to look Of their ad'
yerlisement. t 's hcr a .,R % u--,ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

KINsEY's WoohEN MILLS BURNED
Kinsey's Woolsn Factory situated at The
loot of Wheeling Hill, about 6 miles East
of st. Clsirsvills, was burned on Monday
afternoon. The FIRE was communicated to
the building from a stove pipe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.
Samuel Heath !


Philip 81 Grow. Belmont Common Pleas
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F.XECUTION in
- this case issued and TO Inc directed will Of
fer for sale, at the front door of the Court House.
in st. Clairsyille ON e. - :
Saturday, March 2, 1867,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ, of said day, the following described prem
ises, situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Situate In the County of Belmont, in the State
OF Ohio, and In the district of lands directed TO
be sold at Steubenvilie. Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows: BEING part of Sec. s. TIP. 8,
X. 3, commencing on the line dividing the n Il.
from the 8. y. quarter of said Section, at the =.
r. corner of the premises owned by Andrew
Heath; thence N. with said Andrew Heath 8
line 30 rods, more or less, tO ledge OF rocks (;
thence E. with said ledge of rocks all, ut 80 rods
to a large rock; thence In "A s. +. direction about
rods, more or less, to a stake; thence n 29lSo
p. 10 poles; thence W. ne poles 10 sugar
tree; thence n: $l5o II ,p':es to a white oak
stump; thence n. ~ T.. IL poles and links 10 n
white oak stump; thence s. 2Jo 5 poles and IL
links to sugar tree; thence \. 9 r. about 10
rods to the Wegee Creek thence with said Creek
- the place of beginning; containing u acres,
more or less. .- n
Terms ef Sale: Cash on day of sale. Appraised
at s6S5 O0.
SAML d. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., O.
SMITH, Atty for Pli,i ntifi.
Sherih's Office, ST. Clairsvilie, Jan. 81, 1867.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

Our LADY READERS should try j. w.
Brsdley's Celebrated Duplex Elliptic or
Double Spring Skirts. Justly Pronounced
by all Fashion Magazines and the Fl Press
generally, the Most Durable, Economical.
and Graceful Skirt ever produced See
advertisement. ....... Jas 3w
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M a r r TE d

WILSON-MEAD.-O the 10Th ult., at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by Rev. DR.. Drum
mOnd, Mr.. Addison F. Wilson and Miss Lucet-
tn f.. Mead, all of Belmont County.
DILLON-SIMPSON.-On the 30th ult. by Rev.
VIM. CASTOR, at the house of the brides father,
Mr.. Isaac +. Dillon, of Chicago, and Miss Isa-
bella L. simpson, of Morristown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

PHILIP PHILLIPS, the most charming
ballad singer in the country, will give con-
cert in Wheeling on the 23d inst, for the
benefit of the mission, undercharse of Rev.
s. B. Bsrnitz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07

VI Counr eF COMMON PLEAs.--The Feb
ruary Term of the Court OF Common Pleas
will open on Monday next, February IL,
and will last three weeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
AZ Great Revival in tho Presby-
terlan Chuch Of BaraesvilIe.
{, The Barnssvills Enterprise, Of last Yhurs-

; day, says: 1854 !, ......,, -o,
~ The revival at the Presbyterian Church
clssed on last Sabbsth evening, having con-
tinued upwards oil two weeks. Sixty per-
4 sons Joined the church during the progress
of the meeting, thirteen of whom were heads
Q Of families. This speaks we'll for Mr.. Cald.
well, Who, when be preached his first ser
mon here eleven months ago, found only
= twenty FIVE msmhera He has new mem
: bership of sne huadred and 6fty'six With .
fair prospect of a still greater increase.