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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15
CONFEDERATION.
A Destructive Fire I'm Bank
Alley this Morning.
Heavy Loss by Fire and Wa
ter-The Particulars.

About o'clock this morning flames
were discovered by Mr.. ]. W. Penn
issuing from the rear Of A. G.. Vaccaro'i
saloon, in the alley running eastwardly
from Front, between Madison and Mon,
roe streets West of the saloon, on
Front street, are the auction house of p
L. Bieree & Co., and grocery and liquor
house Of Reggins & Fisher. The former
was damaged to only a slight extent, but
the latter sustained considerable loss,
both by fire and water. At the junction
Of the two alleys was Saunders, Jones 4
Co, 8 printing Office. The roof was con.
siderably damaged, and the mate
rial in the office was injured to some
extent by water. Their loss will amount
to several hundred dollars, on which we
believe there was no insurance. Fisher
saloon, adjoining the job Office on Bank
alley, was damaged also by fire and
water, but to no great extent North Of
Fishers was the Jimplecute saloon.
Here there was scarcely any loss by
fire, but many articles were stolen.
W. L. Stewart & Co.'S cotton office,
north of the Jimpecute, sustained small
loss in broken windows, damage by wa.
ter, etc.
The rooms over one of the saloons we're
occupied by Mag. Hayden as house of
illfame. Her carpets, furniture, ETC.,
we're worth probably $1,000. Nothing
was saved, except her trunk, which Mr.
Penn threw down stairs.
The following, as nearly as could be
ascertained, was the insurance
higgins & Fisher-Washington Com
pany (Tomlinson), $4,000; Etna, $4,000;
Phenix, of Hartford, $500 on building.
The extent Of their loss has not yet been
ascertained. 1t is principally by water.
P. l.. Bierce & Co.-Phenix $4,000;
Hartford $500; Htna S500O-$l2, 800
in all. Their stock was valued at $25,.
900, and the damage, which is light, is
by water alone, which stands several
inches in their cellar.
Mag Hayden-Loss $1,000; insured for
$4,000 in Etna. We have heard of no
other insurance on her property.
A. G. Vaccaro-$2500 on stock, fix.
lures and furniture in the Phenix of
Hartford.
The fire was first discovered by Mr..
j. W. Penn, who at once gave the alarm.
Blu. for his efforts doubtless everybody
in the second story of the buildings
fronting on the alley would have been
suffocated by the smoke and fame. Mr..
Rose went for engine No. 4, and in
short time all the engines were on the
ground. They did efficient service, and
by their exertions the fremen prevented
a general conflagration. Had the wind
been from the west, it would have been
difficult to save either Elson Brothers or
the adjoining Main street stores.
There are doubtless several other
small losses not included in the above,
but it was impossible to arrive at them
this forenoon.
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OmsiaI Drawing. of the Missouri state

Se-eNe~@ NAeNAAna VI Wv @Aaa~eAA ~s-ss
Lottery.
Class 585--Drapn Oct IL, 1867.
8, 10, 20, II, l, &C, 81, 81, IL, II, rs, So,
".
Class 5s6-Dracn Oct. IL, 1867.
81, 20, 10, 10, Al, 6s, q, 8, 90, 4s, A, Is,
/ IN rr 40.
Class 5s7-Drapn Oct IA, 1867.
so, So, SO, 70, CT, II, 2, 80. Al, 80, i, rs,
SO.
Class 68S-Drawn Oct. Ia, 1867.
65, A, rs, 80, 40, SO, IL, rs, SO, 70, 43,
20.
Drawn twice each day. Over 100000
in prizes paid each day. Prizes are all
cash. Tickets cost from twenty-five cents
to twenty dollars. Call or send for cir
cular.
GEO. W. VAN VoAsT, Agent,
20 and 81 Jefferson,
% Gayoso and 6 Water streets.
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ALL ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam Dyeing Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened a con-
venient Office at ESQ Second street, where
all kinds of goods, old, faded and Goled,
will be elegantly dyed and renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style eod5l
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MEssRs. MARSH, WARNER & Co., As
Beal street, are in the market with a
splendid stock of boots and shoes, and
sell very cheap either to the trade or at
retail. Call and examine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

ADMITTED TO PRACTIoE-J. W. Black
burn, Esq, who has resided in Memphis
for the past few months, and is known as
a young lawyer of promise, was this
morning admitted to practice in the
Chancery Court Mr.. Blackburn is a
Bsltimorean, but has made Memphis his
home He is represented TO us as q gen.
tleman Of fine intelligence and culture,
who viii in time make bis mark at the
bar. We congratulate him upon passing
the required ordeal, aud wish him abund.
ant sueeessjn his profession.
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AN INFAMOUS AeT.-An old man
named Robertson, while dying in the
City Hospital Sunday afternoon, was
robbed OF Sl65 by his nurse, scoundrel
calling himself Mitchell. The money
was in a wallet under the old mans pill
low. By accident it was discovered by
Mitchell, who distracted it before the
death of his patient DR.. ]. NJ. Keller,
the surgeon in charge, upon learning of
the outrage, procured the services of a
policeman, who arrested Mitchell and
recovered the money.
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We have the finest hats and
latest styles at Memphis Hat
Company, 260 Main street.

GENTLEMEN, you want shirts, under
shirts, drawers, socks, neck ties, and a
complete line of furnishing goods at
very low prices. call on M. Kraus 4
Co., No. 2l8 Main street, corner of Ad-
ans. +
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SOUTH MEMrHIs PEOPLE, look to your
interest and purchase your groceries and
feed of S. M. Guest on the fernando
road, Immediately south of South street.
The best brands of -four constantly on
hand. The prices always as low as in
the city. 40
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notice. have closed my store until
the first of November, and then will be
very happy to see all my old customers
again. CHARLES HOWARD.
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plaid dress
goods at thirty-fve cents per yard, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2l8 Main street,
corner of Adams. I
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BRIGGS & PETERSON. -Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No. ii Madison street.
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DoLBEAR's Commercial College, 23O
Main street, open day and night. New
pupils received daily in writing, arith.
metic, book keeping, etc, etc. As
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NICE dress goods, at 10 cents per yard,
at D. Kahn & Co.'S, 1884 Main street. 80
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WHITE SPRING "A few barrels of this
celebrated Tennessee white whisky can
be had at Vesey 4 Cartwright's, Is; Main
street, two doors above the Overton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

Silk undershirts and drawers a
anti.war prices.
+ robson, SNBHD & CO.
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Gentlenlen's dress and bust
ness hats at Miller a. Leidy's,
goo Main street, opposite the
Square. Al
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plain wooden
dress goods, at twenty-five cents per
yard, at NJ Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams. f
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SUPERFINE French merino, at 81 per
yard, at D. Kahn a Co.'s, 1884 Main
street. Call soon. 3s
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MARrIS ETcKE, 4ll Monroe street,
makes old mattresses good as new,
renovstss and lays carpets, and repairs
and yarnishes furniture. Give him =
call 81
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GooDs of all descriptions, regardless of
value and cost at D. Kahn & Co. S, 1881
Main street, opposite Webster Block. 80
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CoTToN RECEIPT Books for sale at
this office. T AZ
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LOST.

II osT.--A PORTMONIE AND SAFE KEY
il for which a reward Of i've Dollar vii Be
IA iIv DENlE A CO.,
~ Il south side Court Ssuare.
OsT-OCTOBER irH. ls57, TWENTY
4 ! nine 50 CcuronF Mississippi and Ienref-
- railroad. Payment has hcer stopped The
finder viii b liherailT rewarded By leaving
fhtm at the Arpeai oelcs,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. 1
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Andrews Philadelphia Trunks, valisel
and Travelling Bags. A full assortment.
ROBSON, sNEED & co.
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For fashionable suit of Tricot or Beaver
90 to Robson, Sneed & Co.
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MrNrHrs. October IS 1857.

MEEFEIs. October Is. 1857.
GESrLENEx: In Consequence Of the
great sickness, the ball Of ST. Mays
(Catholie) Church is postponed until
further notice. Tickets remain good.
80 RET. FATHER SEFDER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

A RIoroUs SoLBIER SEVERELY Pun
IsHED. = Yesterday afternoon a man
named Carnell, private in the 18th U.
S. infantry, entered the barracks in the
navy yard, evidently spelling for a
disturbance. Meeting orderly sergeant
Hewston, be threatened that officer with
violence, and was preparing to execute
the threat, when HeWstOn knocked him
down with a spade. The blow fractured
the skull, and the soldier sank to the
ground insensible. he was conveyed to
the hospital, where he received medical
attention from the post surgeon, DR.. IRE
maine, and DR.. J. E. Lynch, who assisted
in trepaniug the skull
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

oI0ADAY MADE BY ANY ONE WITH
Gu ny PATENT STENCIL. TOOLS.
prepay sample fee. Beware Of ilfrlnFGrl. NJ
circullrl VII explain. Address,
A. ]. JULIAN, epuuEfsli. Yermont.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

M. Kraus & Co. in the field with
a large and selected stock of Dry
Goods of the latest styles, at-very
low prices. 1t will pay you we'll
to examine before going elsewhere.
Call at 21s Main street, corner CT
Adams. +
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Nice dress goods, at 10 cents per yard,
at D. Kahn & Co.'S, 1913! Main street, OPP
posite Webster Block. So
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Mr. J. DEvoTo, corner of Adams and
Third streets, is constantly receiving
fresh Baltimore oysters in cans or half
cans for family use. There are none
fresher or finer in the market 80
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DEATH OF AN ACTRESS, Miss Fanny
Edrian, a member of the company at
the New Memphis Theater, died yester-
day morning of congestion, after brief
illness. She had been in delicate health
for some time, but was confined to her
room only few days. Miss Edrian was
from Brooklyn, New York, where her
parents still reside. During her illness
she received every attention from Mr..
Thompson's family and the company,
but neither medicine nor attention could
save her. She was buried in Elmwood
yesterday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Wheat, OF
St Lazarus Church, performing the
solemn services of the Episcopal Church
at the grave. Miss Edrian was a lady Of
intelligence and refinement, aud greatly
esteemed by her friends.
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SUPERFINE French merino at 81 per
yard at D. Kahn Il Co. 1851 Main street,
opposite Webster Block 80
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CANDIDATES.

DLEAsE ANNOUNCE MY NAME AS. A
j candidate for the Office Of County Register
for Shelby county, al the ensuing March cleo
ton. ri ]. W. KING.
VXTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
wv AMOS II. CURLIN as candidate Tor
Sheriff OF Shelby county, at the ensuing March
election, In 1898.
WEARE AUTHORIZED T0ANNQuNCE
w u, W. CALDWELL as a candidate LOT
Tax Collector, for State and county tax. at the
ensning March election.
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Notice to the Ladies.

MRS. ICKES' HEALTH HAVING SOME
w What improved she has CT included 20 CON-
mcnce DRESS MAKING arsin. and Willouen
a. ths Old s,and. la Main street. LATEST
PARIS STYLES always on hand Ladies,
please call es-Hl +. NJ. ICkES.
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A LARGE line of dress buttons, dress
trimmings, ribbons, laees, velvets and
white goods at great bargains, at NJ
Kraus & Co.'S, No. us Main street,
corner of Adams I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

CHATTEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
office.
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friedrich, MURPHY & Co., No. 2OO4
Main street, between Adams and Wash.
iugton, keep constantly on hand we'll
selected stock Of wall paper and window
shades, cord, tassels, etc. Being practical
paper hangers, persons can rely on
having their orders well and promptly
attended to. tkf-5S
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LOCALS In BRIEF.

The Law Court has adjourned until
the 2sth.
The Board of Aldermen meet this
afternoon.
The Memphis Boat Club anticipate
giving another regatta.
The Criminal Court met yesterday
and adjourned until tomorrow.
The repairs at the bayou bridge hav.
ing been completed, the paving was fin-
ished yesterday. No more mud on JEFF.
ferson street
The body of dead man who had
been drowned, was found at the foot of
Beal street yesterday afternoon. Coro.
ner Cotton held an inquest
-Twenty.eight physicians report
twenty new cases of yellow fever for
twenty.four hours ending at noon to day.
Deaths not reported
The Japanese are coming on the
steamer Paragon, which cannot arrive
in time fer performance this evening
They will certainly perform tomorrow
night.
Mr.. Henry Green this morning left
at the LEDGER office a sweet potato,
grown on his place, two and half miles
out on the Raleigh road, which is twenty
six inches long and weighs four pounds.
1t would furnish small family in that
species of tropical fruit for month.
Mr.. Green has ten acres of the same
sort" We are also indebted TO an old
friend, Mr.. &. P. Bates, for monster
sweet potato grown ON his place, few
miles out on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. We are debating the propriety
of starting provision store, the two
potatoes furnishing pretty fair stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

Go to Martin Eyeke, 44l Monroe
street, and get your carpets renovated
and laid, and your furniture vanished
or repaired. Old mattresses made good
as new. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

Novelette, Niagara " hat
at Miller a. Leidy's. Al
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Fall and winter clOthing-immsnse stock;
low prices.
robson, sEEED & CO.,
sos Main straat.l
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Your Fall style Hat buy OF
Miller e. Leidy, 200 Vain ST,
opposite Court Square. al

Baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD All
bills Of lading issued by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in Eastern cities on
shipments, all rail, to this city, viii be
protected here by the Memphis and
Louisville fast freight line.
E d. CoBB,
Al Agent Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

! RECOVERY OF A VALUABLE DIAMOND.
While in Louisville several months ago,
Tom Evans, well known sporting man
of this city, was robbed of diamond
ring, valued ct $4,000. The missing pro-
perty was recovered in Nashville last
Friday, under the following circum.
stances, as narrated by the Press and
Times; DAY before yesterday Detec
tive Ryan, of our city, saw on the hand
of we'll dressed gentleman at the Stacey
House q magnificent diamond ring, the
jewel corresponding closely with the
description of the lost. He said nothing
at the time, but took a good look at the
stranger, determined to watch develop
ments. Yesterday morning Mr. Ryan,
accompanied by Detective Joe Cheat
ham, proceeded to the Stacey House,
and thence to the st. Cloud. At the
latter place they met the stranger just
coming out of the door, Ryan accosted
him, remarkiHg that he had seen him
yesterday with fine diamond ring on
his hand. The stranger assented.
The diamond continued Mr. Ryan,
fills the description of stone lost
some months since in Louisville. am an
officer and should like to have look at
the ring. The stranger turned very
pale, suffered a little, and managed to
say he did not have it with him. A mo-
ment's search by the officers discovered
the diamond wrapped up, in a small
piece of paper in the strangers vest
pocket The officer took possession of
the stone and !elegraphed at once to
Evans at Memphis. The stranger gave
his name as Williams, and said he had
purchased the diamond in Cincinnati
Several persons in Nashville examined
the jewel yesterday, and recognised it as
the one belonging to Evans. 1t is mag
ni6cent stone, without blemish, and
weighs FIVE carats." The ring arrived
here by express yesterday afternoon and
was identified by Mr.. Evans, who
promptly forwarded. Detective Ryan a
check for $1,000, the reward offered at
the time of the robbery. Mr.. Evans
long ago gave up the ring as gone for. |
ever, and esteems himself very fortunate |
in securing it The detective did good
stroke of business when his peppers
concentrated on the dashing Williams,
who will doubtless soon have an oppor-
tunity of learning something useful in
the penitentiary
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GOODs Of all descriptions, regardless Of
value and cost ., 1884 Main street 81
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Notice.

A Ii PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS
a against ne viii piece present TIE sane
% ny Attorney, HOWELL L. JACKSON,
kE1., gho 4 authorire1 % settle and adjust The
rame ~ ne.
so-si' A. J. WALL.
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The late New York styles at
Memphis Hat Company. Re
fined and late styles opposite
the Square. Al
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THE GGToso Gas CONFAST ESJOISED.
In the United States District Court, this
morning, Judge Trigg granted the in-
junction applied for, in the case Of Dean
vs. nthe Mayor and Aldermen Of Mem.
phisand the Gayoso Gas Company, on
condition that the complainant give bond
to the city in the sum Of $40 900, and to
the Gsyoso Gas Company in SIS, 900 to
secure damages
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

Grsaf bargains in airy goods, At n. Kraus
4 Co.'S, No. ais NHin street, corner Of Al
ans, I
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We invite an examination Of cur
stock of silk, merino and flannel
underwear. Choice goods, at very
low prices.
ROBSON, sNEED & CO..
T 3O5 Main street
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DEATHof POLICE SERGEANT HAMPTON.
Sergeant Richard NJ Hampton, of the
First District Metropolitan Police, whose
serious illness from yellow fever has been
mentioned, died at his residence, corner
of Lauderdale and Jefferson streets ex.
tended, at o'clock last night. he had
been confined to his room several days.
His funeral will take place this after
noon. Sergeant Hampton was about
twenty-eight years Of age, and had long
been connected with the police. he was
an efficient, courteous officer, and NEST
smiable, kind hearted gentleman, favor
ably imprsssing all with whom he came
in contact His wife is lying i'll with the
fever, and not expected 10 recover.
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Cotton Brands and Stencil Plates Cut.
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BRICK HOUSE,
Corner of Washington and Second streets. The
second and third stories will be rented sepa-
rate, if required Possession given immedi-
ately. Apply on the premises, or to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-15

NOR RENT.-THE two. NEW BUILD
ings-Nos. 90 and 90 Alabama street-op-
posite the eager place. containing ten rooms
and garrett each. Rent moderate. to good
tenant. Apply to GEORGE p. ZEIGLER, in
the rear of 127 Hill street. 2-f
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NOR RENT-ON CORNER OF. AUCTION
il and Front streets, opposite the new jail.
six rooms on second floor together or separ-
ately. Apply on the premises. 59t
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NOR RENT-THE LARGE AND C0MM0-
j. dious house on Adams street, b.tween
Main and Second, known as HOTEL GARNl.
Would make the most convenient boarding
house in tho city. Possession given immedi-
diately. Apply to ,,
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20 Gayoso and 6 Water streets.
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NOR RENT-sTORE HOUSES NOS. $3.50
U and 96l Shelby street. Also large office IN
the Walker Block. Apply TO THOS. II. COCK,
27QM Main street, up s. airs. 51-T
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A HOUSE, WITH 6 ROOMS
and servants rooms, No. 70k Pigeon Reost
road. For particulars apply at No. II Madison
atraef az
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-31
VIZ
The Week Of PRAYER.

The time appointed by the Evan
gelical Alliance to be observed by all
Protestant Christians throughout the
world, as q week of prayer. extended
from the 9th 70 the 18th OF January,
inclusive 1t appears to have been
generally observed, and the results
will be of incalculable benefit to the
church and the world. 1t will hasten
the happy period when ''God's house
shall be house of prayer fer all
people,
This important recommendation of
the Alliance was carefully observed
by many of the people of Patriot
and its immediate vicinity. Prayer,
praise, the preaching of the word,
and christian conference, at the
Methodist church, were attended to,
day and night, by the Baptist. Meth
odist and Presbyterian-united to-
gether, as band of brothers and
sisters, in the worship and service of
God our Savior. We indeed, found
it to be delightful and profitable
service. The seed of the word sown
on that occasion, and the many pray
ers ana praises offered upon the altar
and sacrifice of our Merciful and
Faithful High Priest, will doubtless
be found, "after many days." to the
praise and glory of God in the sal
vation of sinners, and in the increase,
unity and prosperity of the several
branches of the Christian church.
PILGRIM.
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Eg We publish for general refer

@ We publish for general refer
ence the times for heldlng Courts in
this District for 1867. 1t will be
seen that Gallia County is classed
with Lawrence and Scisto. We in
fer from this that Judge Johnson is
10 hold eur Courts the present year
Times of holding Courts in the It'll
Judicial District fer 1867.
DISTRICT Court. = Washington,
April II; Meigs, April Is; Gallia,
April II; Lawrence, April 10, 'Scioto,
April %; Pike, April 26; Perry, Sept
8; Fairfield Sept. 5; Hooking, Sept
8, Athens, Sept. u; vinton, Sept. 16;
Jackson, Sept. 20.
CoMaoN PLEAs-Hocking, Feby.
10, May IA, Oct. !; Perry, March II,
May q, Oct. 10; Fairfield, March 26,
June 4, Nov 5; Lawrence, Feby. IL,
May IS, Sept. %; Gallia, Feby. %.
May 81, Oct. I; Scieto, March Is,
June II, Oct. %; Pike, Feby. Is,
April 20, Oct, l, jackson, Feby, 26,
May 7, Oct 9; Vinton, March Is,
June 4, Oct. 30; Meigs, Feby. IL,
May 1, Sept. %; Washington, March
4, May q, Oct. 16; Athens, March
90, June 81, Noy. IL.