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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Clerk of Me Court. L. HAeooD.
,heriG-L. THOMAS.
Osdina,y-W. II. IIoLCoMBE.
Commissioner IN Equity--RoB'r A. THOMPSON
Coroncr-W j. CAN'T.
Commissioners to Approre lie Bonds Of Pho.
Tic O0icers-J ], Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. II.
Amber. James Lawrence. Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners orthc Ioor-Dr. ii. G. Miller,
Chairman ; Geo. r. Cherry, Secretary nnd Trcn-
surer j. b. Clayton, S. ID. Keith, r. Craig, Sr.
Commissioners Of Pubtic Buildings-Rob't.
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. Hagood, Sec
rotary aud Treasurer; w. Il. Iolcombe, NJ. L.
Mitchell p. j. Miller.
Commissioners ef Free Schools-T. B. Maui
den. Chairman; W. T.. llocombe. Secretary
and Treasurer; c. IL. Spears. /. Wickliife, ii.
H. Penny Daniel Grcc, james Burdinc.
M,gist,ntes-W. j. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, j.
r. Gosseu. Thus. Dillard. j. G. G. parsnns. j.
n. Arnold. Rclin Racklcy. j. b. Sanders, l..
II. Werner, Abel Robins. w. II. Pernnncau.
Nmrod Sullivan, Edward hughes. John Sharp.
Joseph B Reid, w B White, Leonard Rogers
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L Mitchell. James l.. Boyd. l. w Lusk. S NJ
Crawford, PitchforI, S Il Maxwell, William,
Bibb, Jr
5th Rcgiment-F I a lIukc. Chairman; r. II
Griffin, Treasurer; j B Clayton, Clerk j i
Gnsawny, j Bnllingcr, Alex Alg"od. Thns
Il Price. S D Keith, Henry Williams, j Y Cos
se,t j w Singleton, Thos Dilard.
Internal Rcenuc---H 4 II Gibson. Asscs $50,
Cd Regiment. s G NJ. Il a Ilnke. Assessor 5tl
Regiment, sc NJ. j w CnLh, Collector.
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EIsHsORs OE YOU'rsr.

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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY

re THE SUBSCRIBER having mn experience
E9A, Of many years in the business of repairing
SEss.A CLOCKS, Watches and seWeiry,
offers his services to his friends and the public
gencrall". i'll that line Of business. Charges for
NIL work ns reasonable ns possible. All work war
mnted. it well used. fIc will also give his alten.
tion to the repairing Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Hia Mage al' business is Mt WALIIhLLa, nuarlv
opposite the Post Umce.
April 4, 1876 2S 3m-cow
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MoDEsrY is to merit as shades to figures il
picture, giving it strength and beauty.
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ees" Twenty, three thousand three hundred
and seventy six emigrants arrived at New
York last month.
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'TIle Pavilion Hotel,
aRaan'ss'saoao, =. q.


TIE ABOVE POPu l. a II HOTEL Il
rs OPEN FOR rnN
Accommodation of the Travelling Public.
BOARD PER DAY, $500.
MRS. n. l.. BETY'fIR FIELD, Pyopyicfrss.
\. BurrERrlELp, Superintendent.
Nov II, 1SfG +f
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

puEENS--iN rIh cuMMoN rLEAs.
%amucl Lovingnod 1orcign hhnchmcnt.
vs NORTON,
r.. a. Tate. P7,6's AH'y.
ENlIENEAS. tho plnin'ff did, on The 10Th day
' OF March 1857. fie his declaration against
the Dc'rndnnt (who. it said is absent from and
without he limits of this State, md has neither
wife nor attorney known within the sh,ne, upon
whom n copy OF the said declaration mi ght be ser
we'd: IL is therefore ordered ant he said defen-
dan' lo appear nnd plead thereto, on or before tho
18th day of March. 1868; otherwise. finn and ab-
soue Judgment wiil then be given and awarded
against him. &
J. p, fIAGooD, oc.r..
Clerks OHlce, March r. 1;'}7 ~
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WHILE white men are coming f,om Europe
and yellow men from China thousands of
black emigrants from the United States and
West Indies arc fastening to Africa With
IN recent period more than thirteen hundred
black emigrants have gone from America.
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Groenville G Columbia Railroad.

GENERAL SUrERtNTENDENTs OFFICE,
t0LuMpIA. Sept. - 1865.
IllE Passenger rrstins will bc run over this Road
l dali (Sunlay's cxccptcd) until further notice,
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THERE was "a dreadful storm and flood in
some parts of Havana, Missouri, last week.
At Ellsworth hail stones were picked up that
weighed an ounce each. Stores and dwellings
were deluged and several buildings noatcd
away. At Fort Hays, there were twenty feet
OF water in the fort, and seven men were
drowned. The sick had to be taken to the
top of the buildings.
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a Self-Made Observation-Disclosures Of Uni
ted States Senator.

ted States Senator.
Some thirty years ago was in trade with
Judge Il, in pleasant village in Yer.
mont, in the town Of s.. There are two
villages in tho town, that are dcnominated
"Upper Hollow and Lower Hollow"
A short distance above the Lower Hollow
there lived man by the name Of Orlando
Bundy, blacksmith by trade. lie was in
, the habit of using liquor pretty freely, cspc-
pecialy about election time. About that time,
there was al exciting election for representa-.
tives to the Legislature, that had Just come
off; and all were anxious to hear the result.
Mr.. Bundy happened to be in the store as
Judge Il was reuding the returns from
the different towns. Among the rest was that
of town on the west side of the Green Noun.
tains, that had elected s, T. for represen-
tativc
"Is it possible that they have elected hin,
representative? ?" said Mr. Bundy. II
know him like a book. He was poor boy
and used to live at my fathers. His father
died when he was young; and his mother
being poor, he was put to live out with differ
ent farmers, to earn living. When he lived
with my father, he was so poor that he was
not able to have shoes until he had earned
enough to buy pair My fathcr, being a
we'll lto-do- farmer. was able to keep me in
shoes. 1t rritatcd the boy to think he had
| no shoes. One day my father sent us to cut
Canada thstcs in the field. I had shoes TO
protect my feet; but poor $ was barefoot.
and the thstlcs prickcd his feet. and both
cred him, and laughed at him for not having
shoes. lie got excited by my icers and the
| sting of the thistles and strengthening him.
self up, he shook his little fist Mt me, and said,
Orlando Bundy, I shall sec the day that
shall be able to wear Shoes"
Aud so it proved. lie did wear shoes. lie
acquired an clucation. "A profession, and his
sho trod the legislative halls Of Vermont
| His shoes pressed the floor of Congress and
the Senate Chamber aud many a time have
been in the place designated for the Vicc.
! President They were the shoes of Hon.
f. Vermont,
! PRAcTIcAr. PIErY.- Religion that docs not
90 with us in our daily vocatons, controlling
and guiding us, is Of little value Wc should
not make it obtrusvc or il-timcd in any of it's
thoroughly imbucd with the spirit Of Christ ns m
to cousc cycrv action in ;ts nyr r,n;ot NAV .n
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STEVENS HOUSE.
2E, 23, e5 & 90, Broadway, MY,
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROHsVSAN IpI,AN

ssSas TILE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll
Es!NM and widely known to the travelling
EAAA public. Tho location is especially snita-
bile to merchants and business mon; it is irs
close proximity to tho business part of the city
is on,the highway of Southern and Western
travcl.--nnd adjacent to all the principal Rail-
rond and Stonmbont depota
The STEV EMS HOUSE has liberal accom-
modations for over 300 guests---it is we'll fur
nshcd, and possesses every modern improve
mcnt for the comfort and entertainment of it's
inmates. Tho rooms arc spacious and we'll von-
tilatcd provided with gns and water-the at
tendance is prompt and respcctfnl-and tho ta.
bic is generously provided with every dolicacy
of the season. at moderate prices.
The rooms having been rc-furnished and re-
modelled, we are enabled to offer extra facilities
for the comfort and pleasure Of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE 4 CO.,
Proprietors.
june !, 1867 81 6m
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SEJEIsHNEss is the great vice of the age
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You will never repent CT being patient an
sober.
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WHOLE FIELDS OF GRAIN DESTROYED ny
PIGEONS The Dubuque Herald" says
the farmers of many Of the western counties
of Iowa are greatly annoyed by pigeons,
which are arriving from the South in immense
focks, and very voracous. They aight upon
the fields of new sown grain and pick .up ey.
cry kcrnal in sight. 1t is impossible to drive
them away; they arc nnmindh,l of the firing
of guns, throwing of stones, shouting of men
or r, ,n,.rking of dogs and it is an easy task to
XII any t."mbcr Of them with pole. Some
iieIds containing forty acres wore absolutely
covered with pigeons, andalthough the sports.
men waged lnccssant wi'fare against them
and killed great numbers, thS& places wore
soon supplied by others. A.&eat nur,ser Of
fields will have to be sown second; and some
third time. .i,ss.l'
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Commissioners to Apnore he Bonds Of Pub
Amber. James Lawrence. Sam'l. Reid
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In Texas, fences are unknowt; cattle roam
at large, and in order that ttby 'moy be re.
covered if lost, each owner DIrks his beasts
in peculiar manner and y fl smile Of the
mark is published In COUNT paper The
" Corpus Christi Advertiser ,3how before us,
contains three columns Of theshierogTyphics,
which present not only noel appearance
put remind one in some casesM the wonder
full refic of antiquity discoversfby Mr.. Pick
wick, upon which was engrasd spoh myste.
rious symbols, but capablelof Almost common
place translation into vulgar hglish;
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Commissioners orthc Poor-Dr. ii. G. Miller,
Chairman; Geo. II. Cherry, Secretary mud Trcn-
surer; j. b. Clayton, S. d. Keith, II. Craig, Sr.
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Commissioners ef Free Schools--T. B. Maui
den. Chairman; w. T.. lIocombe. Secretary
and Treasurer; c. II. Spears, I. Wickliffe, II.
H. Penny Daniel Grcc, james Burdinc.
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Commissioners Of PubHc Buildings-Ilob't.
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. IIagood, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; w. Il. Iiolcombe, NJ. L.
Mitchell, p. j. Miller.
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Church Direff0fn.

WESTMfNsTEER REsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 70. s.l-Un Seventh street between
Main aud B.ondeau. Services every sabbath nj
Il u NJ and J 7. IN. Sabbath School at a. M.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday at II pm
iebii bd-iy W. g. Craze, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN-eorn of Hi,b
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath at II a,
IN. and P. m Sunday School at " A. m.
apr26- y JAMES BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-Hiah street.
between Fifth and Sixth. Services eyery Sab.
bath at u . NJ. and Z p IN. Sabbath School at
) p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
may &c lv
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-On
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at IL A. IN and u. m.
Sabbath School at q p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
ON Wednesday evening. E. H. WIxays
CHATHAM SQUARE NE. cHuRc la..9,o
ner Of Seventh ami Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II A. m. and I D. IN. Sabbath
School at 9 r. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JoaS HAYNES,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner Hisb and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at II
m. and ?. m. Sunday School at u D. N.
apr2o- 90 |. N. CRfrrESpgs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CIURCH-Corner Of Kts,.
dean and Eishsh streets. Preaching Mt II !.
sad u p.a snnday School at a4 A. N. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at ~
ociock .teb'a'e'l J. 7. MISSIONER. Faster.
UNITARIAN CHURCH--open for public SER
vice at II a. ~ aud at u p. IN. The public cor
daily invited.
YOUNG PEOPLES PRAYER NETTING
Every Friday evening, at clock at the Ban
ti.t Church, car, Of Blondeau and Eighth streefs
All are invited to meet with us.
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TIE xA BATH.
Lf STELLA SMITH.

The sunli Oh, is resting 30 peaceful and still
On valley and woodland, on river aud hill:
Thewearysnc tolls of the week are all Ger:
The church bells calling the soul to adore.
Oh. list 10 their voices rs borne on the air
they summon each one TO the temple OF prayer;
The Lord Of the Sabbath is waiting to bless
Ills worslirners tr4e With the dews OF his prae,
Time is bat moment of joy or sorrow,
Passing nwa. to eternitys morrow;
Like leaves Of tho autumn new strewing the
ground,
LIES ptrishing hoped in our raihway are
found.
The morning OF Lille leaves US lite 10 cheer.
Ger Moons gathered treasures OF flows The So
tear:
Like brceses that murmer round flowers that
IL dead.
The heart .ighs in sorrow DER joys which are
feel.
Youth, beauty AMI welth msy bedarze awhile.
And fame sren voice the heart may besuile;
~ ne Illusion vs. VAIN NOT one earthly jay
tnhiest L 'tai.s love is free from alloy.
Oh, senl- soul Observation-Disclosures you to day,
orr hil-tops Of vice do you reck,essly stray:
la alleys ii in de YOU wsuGer afar
Or wau;oalY play whore lis deep waters are /.
Oh, stop in thy madness, poor sin stricken
hea (.
Ere judgments If God bid his mereies depart,
May trnih in i,s te,uty rest on tl.ee as bright
A. sunhaa N now weaving earth's garments Of
light
And may This calm Sabbath aswtes emblem be
OF JOYS that await us in eternity:
In fields oS eivsinm forever above
is the Sabbath If rest the heaven of love
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BY Telegraph NEW Y,Hx Dec e.
"oyernment ssot Ks without d. ided cMnet: Coup 81
IVES: % II Hfess; - lo5La X; 20 To- 20 "a do
% lts9s AZ ]o4o.lois "a le1 73us 1o4se5s Tia de-
mand Is great, both for IL aud cover short
contracts ,peci y on SEQ boacs The 1907 coupons
arc 1esf regular, ~o AK is freely bid f.r de-
lively uI eoiest May, TO- for seller 80 days and IS
for seller 10 days.
fav ay stocks were quiet and steady during the day
but i <ed frmei and higher. Ellie the frmes and
koes lsiAn I the weak ut stock WIT s6Mm7: NYC
X: Erie .s7s, . ~; lsossla3; W 675ssss;
do d ,oD7a.
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| a sLlG,sr deviation from the facts was
made in IT item yesterday Of The suicide at
Warsaw. Tho Bnfetia of that place thus
speaks Of he matter:
| ScIcIp3 ~ DEowSISG.- yesterday Thurs
day mon ing considerable sensation wa.
produced y the city by the report that wo
man had leen found drowned i, the river
Repalrn; 10 the scene, we found the cornse
7 lying ont 'e bank, opposite the -four mills Of
hioers u 70. IL was evident That she had
not been The water long. there sill helms
warmth her body. Her countenance VS.
lplacid, 8, betokened no evidence OF strnc-
Lyle. Sf was first discovered by hand in
the mill, sing in the water some eight or ten
feet from he shore, and with hook he d, 40
3ged hef 10 The shore. A crowd was attracted
ito tAe spot. Aud more than dozen recop.
hlzed her eeuntanance as one they had seen
before, and tue opinion was unanimous that
she was al Irish woman. Speculation ran
wild as TO who she was. bat all were mis-
taken.
The truth was elected at The Coroner's in
guest, he name OF the poor suicide visa
vtctorlna Games She has been living as
MIR. VIM. Hoffman fox some time. and from
Mrs liohman we learn these particulars.
Mrs Same has been divorced from her b,
band Tor several years and has one hoy -
lives with his father somewhere in Y who
sin, She was always kind and per .scon-
department but subject to fits " tie IN her
ey On "Wednesday she desponden-
tw'ce; and when she rsp en-, to church
seemed TO be in unusu~i fned home she
so that Mrs llog- ow spirits; much
formed her ..,er i .eeame uneasy and in
Early ye- ,'slee, RS. kohler, of the fact
room morHlng she entered the
- Of Mt. nc iinan. made some common
ace remark, nd went out again. She lef
| the house, as 1t now appears. went down n
the river ~. drowned herself Eyid.ntl,
she was NJ saue. Poor, unfortunate. sor
rowing CIR, s.ure! her troubles nre at Al, end
Mrs. Sames was German by birth. and
abou. thir', -'our years old
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lHASKs-father Decailey, and the ladies'
OF st. Peters Church, return their thanks =,
'he generous public for their liberal patron.
age during the Fair. The gross amount, as
far As heard from, was ss,a70 20. Tn. NJ.
proceeds, deduc,ing expenses, of thsLe'
was $2,l3l 40. Terry
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st. Louis marAaI-
By Telegtsrh.l Ct r.ocrs, DC 2s.
Flonr-tirm and uachanged but the densnd light.
raeat-Duil AID declined a ont s.,
Corn Inn tive VI s)s 90.
Uats-iii cher. ses.2
hSrl.1- Quiet and une habee3.
Pork-raii a, s2i,
B.ton-l3AiS 81 ou!de-s and G ear sAs.
Iard-Yery dull At u for etuce aar
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PAHeir squire erodnd Java Coffee, in lin
cans, one dollar bill in every 30 cans ,d
one ounce Of gold will be given cor every
ounce OF adulteration found in TIL. coffee
10 be touRdat Robertson l. Albers. n
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4 CIV
By Telsgraph.l

New Orleans MarAet.
BY Taiazraph.I usw 0sIs,ss. Dec ~
cot:on-Active der and; of,rirgs hight
sass'-common 9, -oaAi fully fair i2kzIs; ., Z,
s.<413X.
Hosss-Aetiv. CO emon q; choice IS.
raess-Usehasee6
oors-IAttis tstnss 81 e7<el 10.
caAs-Duilat eaas3.
aes frk-Ee saissg qassed q "a.
ssses-sAessens sssslllns 4 ~ - ~ asa<r
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ALLOW yourself 10 go "shiverng' for want
of new oeercoat if you want TO; you will
get no sympathy from Hess, Stern & Co., as
long as they are Offering tina, as well as all
other articles Of wearing apparel at such ex-
tFepely low figures. You had better call a,
their establishment, on Mais street. between
Second and Third, aud secure good bargain
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SoaE time Friday night ST. Peters Cath
olic) Church was feloniously entered with the
evident purpose to carry away whatever Of
valuabes there might be in the Church. For
tunately all articles Of worth had been pre-
viously removed aud the thieves had, conse.
quenily, q fruitless search. Far down in the
scale OF humanity must that creature be who
enters the house of God to pilfer from the
sacred nl,ar. Seek no further for The loves;
depth of meanness, for you have il in The
above transaction.
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chH age Live stock market.
BY relegr ,h.I ,a.o,so Dec. q
hoes -Rses4vef mp TO moor .49 Rcsp's fer
W. "esA eas Ing last evsung, So 81 Market qaettut
long stfs ea - ~ Common - - for Hight 80 2tD
% ios IN edian,' Id SC 7on 20 for extra
oS''@h' s.i, t. mp u q j; market quiet, and
ely no ninai at sa'es &c city butchers for on
- for coninon to good GOV
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Lowry has received The "A,lan,ic Month.
~ and "our Young Folks for January.
blckens appears as y coptri5asor to each /.
ana both the Maeasipea asethe finest numbers
that have yet Been issued.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
New York Dry Deeds q arkes.
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~ IeieEraph.I NEW foAE. Dee. q.
The dry goods u,Ak u ~ dali and jobbers sud
the trnfe are mostly taking stock In prices ii no
particular chansr sside from those noticed yestt ray
Light and irreguls makes of unblsached aa1 bleached
mus ns are depres Cd printed ealcees heavy
brown sheefng,, tbtSn Gauneis and drills iutan
their prirss With creased frmness Woo,ers OF all
kinds aud Imported coos hacking rp and nc .jvssus
hucyant. Some Western failures ars reto It'd 10 dsv
which have laf IN CT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

A NEW r. R.--1he fret ,rsin Of passenger
cars, cane yesterday from Bushnell to Ham
iiton and Warsaw over the Toledo, Peoria 4
Warsaw Road. At the Instance of our +, lend
hunson, the gen,lemanly aud efficient apen,
OF the road, We went to Bushnell and return
ed. The Superintendent of the road, Mr.. H.
+. Clark, and the Assistant Superintendent,
d. X. Smith, were with the train. The road
Is in superb condition. But we defer proper
notice TO our next .hsne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

We. have received by express a very desi
rable lot Of breakfas, shawls, and other d.
slraele goods, for New Years presents, a,
the New York Store. These goods are now
offered at Extremely low figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

FAIL not 70 attend the eoseert to morrow
fAondsy) evening At the Baptist Church.