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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
The .,iidrIls.

No. Correspondence of n. Y. World.
We have had a report by TELEGRAPH
from Washington that Mr.. John Slidel
mad died in Paris. None Of his family
connections had heard Of it, but feared
1t might be heard of officially by a
cable dispatch to the Department of
STATE, Indeed it was stated that such
was thc authority on which it wa, based,
Alrcr some days Of painful suspense it
Is now believed that the reports I'm.
founded. The latest advices from Paris
represent Mr.. SIidell as in good health,
and he is still vigorous in mind and
hody, although his years cannot be less
than seventy.
mere is no expectation here that he
VIII ever return to New Orleans. Mr.,
olldell Is too old to hope to outlive the
probable time Of his repatriation, vet
there are none who know the nature of
ms m'"d, and the practical good sense
which charactcrizes him, who have the
slightest doubt that, if here, his whole
energy would be directed to the heal.
ing OF the wounds of the late strife.
ana the restoration of the peace and
prosperity Of the State. lie counted
ne cost, and has paid Il heavy penalty
or failure, in the loss Of fortune, -
trends and expatriation. 1t is less
'"rdensomc to him who has with him
charming family capable of adjoining.
and cheering any place.
In public and political affairs Mr., !:
absence makes quite a void, J.
Though it must be added that, like ali "
zen OF a positive character, he made -,
liter enemies as well as devoted !,
lends, and time and distance and mis- =
'ftnnc do not modify or lessen party Il
moor. "
But the exile of Mrs. Slidell is a So a
~ loss for which nothing has appear. =,
or is likely to appear to afford us =;
improvisation. She was the most Gle. II
mt, the most gracious, the most ad
lred OF hostcsscs--and snch another
ntre OF creole beauty and refinement -"
her house use to be, is not to be Ut II
ped for again. One never speaks II
W OF the delights ofNew Orleans so VI.
'ty in the good old timc-old, be- WI
use the years of war separate this Va
from that by a wide gap, not GU
.asurable by tho mere standard of le'
'rs--without a lament for u decay in t''
loss ofthe Slidclls Of much that no
3 charming. INT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

We commend the attention OF our read
cr' to the advertisement Of John O'Ncll
Claim Agent, Nashville. Tenn, Person
in this vicinity need no Recommendation
That We can give Of this gentleman. II,
mas NE rcpuiaticn Of beng the most sue,
ccs'ml Claim Agent in Nashville.
W, B. Nillcn, thai prince OF merchants,
u ont IN Il new advertisement. If you
want goods cbrop Jor cosi, 90 to MiIlcn's
Cheap Sforc-hc's the man that viii give
you good bargains, DO. GARNER can al
ways be found at Millcn's-that's sufficient
TO ORA" custom. for a more perfect gentle
man and accommodating salesman than
10. cannot be found in this community.
Read Whipp!r & Krume's New Music
advertisement. We have examined thei,,
stock Of sheet Music, and Il finer selection
Was never Drought to this town-oud iLe,
set at publishers ice$-that's an juducc-
Nlent these bard times. By-tle-wov
" nipple Il krumo has a fine stock of.
Gu OH Lamps, which they viii sell
'l''ap' II go" want anything in the
Drug or Grocery line, call on tncm-ypv
aaraHicn Il n.
Wv Of Lanl-T. j. jackson, Cjrc,i,
'OUrt Clerk.
''.oly'n1 No'lcc-J. n. Mecntcbeop.
administrator.
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iMrEACHN NJ ENT,'

what the Radicals in Congress propose +,
"'-lle President prepared for tn,
Issue.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Thcrc is good
"at'lor''y Tor saying t!Iat u resolution
%a'rcctInS The impeachment of President
Johnson VIII he offered in the House
on Monday next by Ashley, of Ohio,
l ne vote lavoring impeachment has
bcen canvasscd, and its friends say tbov
no doubt Of its passage. The
irc4ident was today notified Of the
'ac'' and replied that he was entirely
prepared to meet the issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

G i"" -'aihp on The Rampage.
# Inc latest runOr from Washinol,,
o il that tho MongrpI, intend to reuort
$ ON providing that negro children SINH
he "("''|fed 10 @hHc ScAooksI This is To
, follow Ihad Stevens bill to reduce
the Southern States to Territories
linen We have Mr. AshIny'sproposition
20 l'"re"el the President, voted down
now Vu' 1t Will come up again, and is
sad to be SUc 10 }gSs. Nj. A. dis
guiscd his object uadcr A genera in.
curry as to whether any one has been
guilty of acts deserving Of impcacb-
men', but the real design is well IN
dcra'ood. The intention is. no douh,
to get md Of Johnson, if it can no
zone without much risk; but low IN
get at it is u question not so eosiIv
answered. Ashley d Co., may find
themselves in Fort Mcicnrv some I'm.
morning before they are aware of If
In times of revolution, he is the smart,
est Fellow who is the quickest. Ifl
johnson sciHcs the Monerel troitor,
an" puts them in limbo, he will prevent
Iic7f contemplated revolution and save
Tie country; but if he sits supinclv
town. they will probably soon have |
nm where there will be less chance |
or his life than there is for that of J.
Jefferson Davis, "
cope 90 not seem TO comprehend f,
nal Inc country has, for five years. d
cen IN the tiroes Of Il revolution. The CT
'ons rel faction are impeIlcd by all the ~
that usually actuate men in 90
CIR situal.on to complete that ~reyolu b,
~, and us no effort is made TO cy. IN
ode their deIusiOn, We predicted n N
ar ago, that, either with johnson or ~
lhouL him, these Iuen would march re-.
to a realization of their purposes. are
g only way to arrest them is a viz.
'is CO unter- rcvolution-a firm stand H.,
lie government rs it was. and upon
II urn foundation treat them rs the
and scoundrcls they are. Is h
: Johnson equal to this emergency as .
e shall see. un,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

IHE project Of stealing $4,000 O(
from the public Treasury, upon tho
lr"'r"so Of making a loan to the Ju.
A'tz government Of McSico, is said to
be seriously discussed by the loyal
ro'nts at Washington, and BANKS, Of
tn" Committee, is reported to be in
favor Of The job. II ia not surprising
'lt BANKS and all the other patriots
of his style, think fayorabIy Of the
project II is Il square job Of robbery,
in the profits Of which they can share
The fellows who carry the job through
will buy up the loan, at a ih~il&0thropic.
profit,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

Serious Advice to "Grecn" Skaters
Now that the skating mania has bro
ken out with violence, the followln,
directions may be useful to new be
giuners:
/, Never try to skate in two dircc
ions at once. This feat has been
often attempted by new beginners. but
never successfully. 1t always ends in
sorrow.
:. Eat a few apples for rcfreshmcnt
sake while skating, and be sure TO
throw the cores on the ice. for fast
skaters to break their ncGs over. Fast
skaters are your natural enemies, and
should not be allowed to enjoy them.
selves peaceahly
s. Sit down occasionally, no ,nottor
where-risht in the way Of thc rest Of
the party, if you want to. There is no
ia" to prevent u new beginner from
sitting down whenever he has m in.
clination to do so.
t. "heN you meet q particularly
handsome lady, try to skate on both
SIDES OF her at once. This is yerv
and suro to crentc a scn.ot;or'
II the lady's big brother is in s;oht, if
IS well to omit this.
.. Skate over all the small bovs ot
once, Knock 'em down. Il mikes
great fun, and-they like it.
b. IT you skate into a hole in thc
&C. take it coolly. Think how Won
would feel if the water was boilijiug
rot.
T. If your skates are slippery, buv q
lew pair. Keep buying new pairs fin
'ou find q pair that are not slippery.
3. In sitting down, do it craduay)v.
'ont be too sudden; You may break
D. When you fall headlong, examine
Re straps OF yourskates very carefully
eIore yon get up. This will make
'crybody think you fell because your
was loose. Beginners always do.
On know.
TO- Wear q heavy oycrcoat or cloak
II you get thoroughly warmed IN, and
zen throw 1t OF and let the wind cool
Ihis will insure you a fine cold
al Will last you us long as you live.
H. After you get 50 you can skate
well, skate yourself sick
mediatcly. Don't be reasonable
1t; skate three or four hours q
ate irantica'ly-skate till you cant 4
nd up. .
. few simple directions for lady
tiers are added:
|. IT .yon wear filters on the ice. he
e that your calves are properly adj
ted The spectators along the bank
generally critical.
Scream prettily in passing an air An
e and give the arm of Charles
''stus a frantic squeeze. 1t makes
iecl his oats, in professional wav,
!. If your skating partner is eligible, a
your foot is pretty, don's hesitate u
asking him to adjust your skate
ps every ten minutes. lie will rather
it,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

The ocean yacht race for 800. 0GO
was won by James Gordon Ben
nett, Jr,'s, yacht Henrietta, which ar
rived ut Cowes, Isle of Wight, at 5 :45,
on Christmas afternoon. The Fleet
wing arrived at 2 O'Clock, and the Vos,
Ia at $3.50, next morning. The Henri
ctta made the trip, calculating the diff.
terence between London and New York
t'me' in thirteen days, twcnty.threc
hours and titty-eight minutes, beatjnp
tlle fleetwing eight hours and fifteen
minutes, and the Vesta nine hours and
ioHy hvc minutes. The best run the
Henrietta made in one day was two
hundred and eighty miles, and the
least Il in one day was one hundred
thirteen miles. She made the en-.
Ire passage across the ocean with but
,ne tack, and did not los. even u rome.
the t%leetwing lost six men and her
!bboom, on the Goth. The Vcsta oot
II all right, and would have been within
hours OF the winner but for an
fror in her pilot. The Royal Yacht
quadron invited the American yachts
zen to a banquet, which came off on
'riday evening,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
ASIIlNGTON, Dec. u locn

The Charleston rs ~ C,..,
Tuesday. no,icinu o'"''er OF
Nor. ro,a,., '"''"s Ae"spa-
l''" "''"' a south Carolina
commissioning to Washington, SAYS.
cit appears that prior to tho o,"oo ,
the session Of our Leoisyotnro nhi,n'
adjourned on Friday Inst. q, l,rro n'n.
Jcrity Of the Senate consul,oJ tnratn".
as to the proprictv of sondinu 'nsr'''i
Der Of that body to Washin mF'',
confer with the President on ,l,e nra,o
biIity Of the State being rcstorod ~ ~
place in the Union slould sho oJo',
the Constitutional Amendment Ann,.
consulting it was decided that anr,'
good might arise from the nur.n,n"o
Of such u course, and n Of ,,"ir
number was selected for thc mission
The gentleman selected wrs Cnl"no,
/. WcathorIy, Senator from tho ,Ia,I
boro' District, who immcdia,rJy nrn
cccdcl TO Washington and snnyLi -,
interview with the President
MS arrival he found that fine prosiion,
vas occupied in u Cabinet moo,in, "n
discngagcd, he detorminol
make good use Of His lnisuro mn,n'
obtaining interviews with thn Ioa1
ing Radical members of hnth ILnn'"
Of Congress, and convcrsinr with thom
upon the Constitutional AnnnI /;
lncnt, and the prospect Of tLo ,I,nia
sion Of South Carolina 70 Lcr r;"I,, I
upon It's adoption. "'
Colonel Wcatlcrby succoded :, '
King the acquaintance Of several nf,ho ;
eading Radical Senators and pnnrn !
,cntatjves, with whom Lo nvl"'
and Was assured Nv tbnn, n'a h
he constitutional Amcn1mo, 'n'' "
Of CONGRESS- r. ,In wa, 'le s
and that is aJ,,t;nn ~. nI e
,ouId n q ri oLstanlo, .,''nl ii
zinc admitted T., ronrnsn '"r'r ~
Congress. CoIourI Wd,th",," !" p
yer, had a subsequent intar,, "oM I'll
resident johnson. TO whnm Nv TI,'I 70
zen informally dn,,,;v"d ''" nc n'o fir
49, ''''tN 'itIVILiIltJ. w % Ihlrp 4
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
NElLL'S REAL ESTATE
u, S, CL.A AIM AGEN CY
SO CEDAR STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee,


/ OVAL OWNERS or Ct v,,c -.
IL enlisted in the T.. : Avn, r2 WHO
tied to Three Hundred nmii. "ac emu
penSatlon for each and cvrrV ~ c m
Board nppniutnI hy tha n,oiy one. The
to examine and REPORT to Wnshinyy oi war
on this class Of claims. ia NJ ',,s'on up
Nashville. and all nnrsor, IT,, present III
ofthis character would consIlt 10 ni"ilS
interest by callinw on me- nt ny, ontir own
80 Cedar street. Cnp stnirs : mi o'hee' NO
nicating with me by mail. Wnyyo ;h Il
sary | could give aioum list of yona ~ ltcHe s-
first men oftlle nation Is rrfnrnnnan VI Lhg
take it that | am wen cnonnh Lun D'
the State, and my sucrr.s in nr ".omn III
claims against tile l., < p,V,Go",''iS
too well established to need INV n ,'ion' Is
Iirr and nit;,a n"''lie". ol o!icerS, sol
claims | have nrnsoontoh "t nI''c whose
settlement, rmi%Lt " " successful
the fact that. Lovin~ Le.n '"on,i' mention
the organization ofroIn,nl 0pmr,C'eu WIN
state. and brinw nnr.nn,n,, '"io III 'hlS
with nrnrIv ali liz dptH,,ann'l! acquainted
ments in this Dpnnrtn,nrt , ,"J ! ics'-
Lnnn nnrnno Il ,tP'l.nieli'' ana having
incollectinm Rack Paw n nt,'un ii'oi'iiS
s~iou.tnr tLr so,Ii",i no1n't ana rem
in dailycOmlDunicatiou v;th th 'n "I'"-
them, inv facilities for t]racimm ,"uuI"I,~ OF
pmy and regiment into VIII hh',"N'u"I-
ed. are certainly ~ coed ~ ,nrS e'lll'l-
thanti those of NM othG,, 1n", = not np',Dr'
the business. '' p"''r's engaged IN
A. f. mr a,a;,:..
these Claims If W,shiim@2 r"' prosecuting
self that none have I,t,Ho h"'c' my
notice flat snn,n >t,r',
% per cent. and oth.,s ~, Nv" charging
those ni,;n, y 'rh', nee. FOR
oDinion tiff thav p'' 1 am OF me
and worId siIow":t IN IN p'oH'tuteo lor
in connection witE pr1 'rht' ANA
o state that / considrr III; " ,". nr& irale
uorL,hIv jnrt I'It I"iA per toHl'@t re-
inrn and hn l "ii permanently
If, nd to ot fl" .n,n" o'ieI p''''i!rSI 10
.ttend 70 this hnsinn,, 'r , ''n anof! L"
Tiers. i''' IMAM Soi.c
would he nlo,scl I'm
crce with aodnt. nnd nIrm d 'orreSpoh-
ut this STATE. and win Wv Ivy through
lnnks nnJ oi, ',a,s M,.h thcil TO furnish
Il,i,n" an ii nItIssarl instructions.
rs, citizens and soldiers. uromn,iy 'r ri-
'i,letl to,
aa nit'sniar attention paid to soldiers
y. ,,In. -iH"'i""tioh OF Bounty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

FLETCHER, Of Missouri, levied wal
"s"'nsC the government Of MeT nitco
States, and assaulted the Offices and
officers Of the Federal Government.
The ho2u9 Jacobin Constitution OF
missouri expressly acknowledges the
'np'emc sovereignty and authority OF
the United Sta. cs. There has been no
effort made by the Ioya!ials to suppress
this ~trcasonaalo rebellion hy Il loyal
Governor. The Abs have come to
think that it is rs creIilablc to rebel
against ANDREW %JoHNsoN as it was.
atrocioos 70 rebel against the saintcd
LINCOLN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
ST. LOCXS MARKET.

VT. LOUIS. Jan. :.
Flour and wheat firm, with nothing
doing. Holders ask So for choice
wheat.
Corn dull at 74c.
Oats 10 wcr-5S@G2c.
Whisky oull at 80 %.
Pork firm at 2O!c delivered in Cairo,
and l9Ic for its delivery here. Plain
hams l1gc; clear sides lSc: shoulders
l3!c.
Lard nominal-l3!c by the keg.
Hogs active and better at sc 500
&c *
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

frlnce Gagarin, now mere Father
"agarln OF the Society of Jesus, was a
nephew Of the late Car, and is a first
cousin Of the Car regnan.. The late
czar loabade him entering Russian ter.
rltory' under pain of being drawn and
quartered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

AS showing the effects OF modern
teachings, resulting from the war and
the Abolition style Of Christian propa-
CATION, an Episcopal clergyman in New
Jersey, in II sermon, estimates the
champagne drank in the country, an.
nnailY. ut 100000 bottles, valued at
:2UO,OCO,oCo, while the tobacco used
costs $500, 600, 1000, but the none OK
PENDED in Christian propagation
amounts to less than one-half the frs,
named sum He also said that orr
wal cost 5000, 000, 200, which would
bnld 10000 plain $l0,OOO churches.
seating 52O'Oo0,COo people, just one.
half the population Of the globe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
~IuSOiyput Ent;,.,

Inc insolvency of the estate of Mira. Ann
rihch having been suggested. all persons
having ciainis against said estate. will iile
mem WIN the County Court Clerk. lawfrL
y authenticated on or before the 9Th day
VI Aprii next. or they will he forever bar
rel. THIS the 81 OF %.jauary. 1857.
j. n. MeCUTCilEON,
Jaho Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05


HE descendants Of the Pnritans il
New York, who celebrated the GREAT
National calamity Of the landing of tho
Pilgrims, succeeded in rcaching about
fc last degree Of mcniacity and lima
cy IN their toasts and speeches. They
toasted Bismarcks Needle gun, which
has Just succeeded in distinguishing
The liberties Of half dozen States, as
The great redcemcr OF Saxon frcedom,i
h'ccier, very properly, responded to
The idiotlc lie inserted in this toast =
Another toast outbc occasion was To
the Free Sotsh," which implied that p.
tie south is free--a falsehood which
1t would trouble n Puritan to cxcel--
The Impotence OF these snivcling on
pressor8 Of the South drinking n toast {
to the freedom of their victim, is only
pa 'allcledh by that Of their ancestors
wlo left Holland because the Dutch
refused TO he reformed" by the puri.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

m Ingenious pickpockct in the West
IS said to have driven a eoyd busincss
ny getting on railroad trains, resusing
to pay the fare, and then picking ihe
conductors pocket while he wis mt
Ting him out. |
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10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

wv "'"S' Gun b' taken Of Anonymous Commhica
tIonS, Whatever IS intended rr lpsc,fi,n n
INC ZONE Journal, must be authenticated b,
'H' "H'oe a"d ailrrs, Of the writcr-n.t nee,
'''"Illy FOR publication, but 0s II guarantee 70,
GOOD fili aud Responsibility.
y" '"s!heso letters for this Office should be al.
'r'tSuI to 'ihe Home Journal" Winchester.
n" COMMUNICATION for publication must be writ.
zen on one 'i3c Of tlc page, and with MI other
matters connected win the editorial depart.
l'cHt ahoti' headlrcs cd lhiitor Of The Homo
journal Winchester Tom.
N''aHloi as q rule, undertake to return article,
not found snit.oia Cor publication.
F'''"hd article" MID BE- inserted only W advertise.
mont and AZ double rates.
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Tie Old ana the Ncw.

Another year has gone down n,
horizon oftine, froughta with all Oh,
y, "~clssItndes, and disasters, the momcn.
\ ''us events and insignificant concerns
thot go to make ~ the history OF A
'WeiYemonth, The year Just ended
witnessed many advance steps in the
material progress Of thc world, such US
. the triumph Of the Atlantic Cable, the
progress Of The Mount Cents Tunnel.
|, al''' t'e discoveries looking to the union
y VI t'e Atlantic and Pacific oceans by
= INC lothmus OF Darien. IL also wit.
messed some less worthy triumphs--the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ola declining empire,
ana lhc sanjugation Of the German
oV"VeS TO the aatocracy Of Prussia. InI
IAt New World it witnessed the %yeueii.
Vion Of The endless tragedies among the
mougrcIS Of the South American States
"''v1 mark The backward progress Of
sHc race to %barbarism. In our own
country there has been less Of claoDe
Tor The better than the true patriots OF
loe !o"a anticipated and prayed for at {
Iht beginning Of 1855, There has been
no mitigation Of thaa blind and baIeruI a
sectional hatred which plunged the
county Into civil butcherr, and left it
d" hcIrto confusion, anarchy and decay
ana a pubic debt which threatens tho r
s'H9a&atIon Of the poor TO the oppres.
ion5 ofthc rich. The fanasieism which
cursed the union Of our fathers as q
diabo!icaI thing, and dissolved it with
r0de shock Of war, has transferred
IT'S iaJors Of obstruction 10 the halls NJ -,
congress, determined TO render the dis. =.
complete by keeping open the r
"ol"d5 Of the past and the invention
ne" devices to maintain discorl and II,
'efpclaale usurpation. The fair C,hric ac
u constitutional government, cstab- JIG
.sned ~ the wiscst and purest Of as
'"'''mcn, has undoubtedly been sim "" W,
TO its centre by the ~stnyeudous hi
II'at It's malignant enemies have pl
Ailictcd upon it. til
'l'' '9c'' manifest to the least OBJ W
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

All the prominent Fcnians have dis.
appeared from New York, and their
friends assert they have gore to Ireland
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

The Ohio State Agricultural Con
veht'on convencs at Columbus on the
9th of January.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05
TIE TRUE STORY.

Report Of the SoTth Carolina Commits
@'o'"F TO Neutrality-suspicious. He Was Re-
r'iyed and What Was Said by the prnsi-
dent and the Radicals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

liz snow was six inches deep in
Arlington on the 3Ist ult.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

mere are now over two hundred in.
mates IN the Ohio Soldiers Home
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

lhirty transports left Cherbourr.
France, on the 3lst ult., for Vera Cruz
ana are to be followed by others before
the Sth of January.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

Ex-Governor Marvin, of Florida,
who Is in Washington, says there is
not TIE %re'nolesl prospect of Florida
ever ra'iiylng the constitutional amend
mcnts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-08
lhwrcA Directory.

wHsTfISSTkER pREsBY RAN
CHURCH, 70. Son Seventh street, between
Main and B!endeau. g.rrices every Sabbath It
III .. M and I p. m. Sabbath Ssa2a. ct o. m.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday q u p. N.
feblf6s-ly W. G. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED PERSEVERANCE Corner Of High
andlsth streets. Services avery Sabbath at II a.
IN. Aad P. m. Sunday School at ~ q. "a.
apfze'ss-iy JAxEs BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. street,
between Fifth cad Sixth. Services every Sab
bsth It II :. m. and 7 p. n Sabbath School at
sp. y. psFysr meeting On Wednesday evenings.
EXCHANGES sT3EET H. f, cHURcU-on
Exshasge street, tetsssn fhiEA and Fosrth.
Preceding every Sabbath at II . =. ara r y. N,
Sabbath Echsol At ZIP. y. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wedessisy evsainsl K.H. wrsAss,
'cRlxaAk SQUARE u. >. oHuRc Il'ss,
As Of 9ssenkA ~ NssHAa ssrssis. Rreashiug
eSsry sAbhsth = n = = - ~. m. Sabbath
School 1t .. m. fablis prsyss Meeting on
Wednesday evenings Joas HAYNES,
apr27-'e6-ly Pastor.
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