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. o r r E N II
attention, Cnbiuet- Mnkors

centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
nnl-NN I W n.Hr. l.
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The loyal masses OF the north, With
lavish offerings OF men, money, means
and facilities OF all kinds, never before
known In the history Of any people car
ried through the Standardization, con
Vress and the republican party, to the
subjugatiou Of the rebel states and the
abolition Of slavery. And yet, under re-
publican management the war was the
most e~xtravsgant in Its expenditures,
and the most wasteful in men, money
and materials Of any war since the Flor
ids war Of Van Buren,, in which forty
millions Of money were squsndered in
reducing less than q thousand Seminole
warriors.
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Me- senate md house OF representa-

THE senate and house of representa-
tives have been completely successful In
their trial Of strength with the president,
and those who compose them are natu-
rally too shrswd TO quarrel merely for
the sake Of qusrrellng. The impeach-
ment Of Mr. johnson has been aban-
doned, and so long as congress finds
that it Possesses the power Of leg
islsting, Just as 1t chooses, it will
care little about the private senti-
ments Of the chief Of the state. The
changes, however, which 1t has been the
means Of effeeting, not only in the
union itself, but in the constitution
which, until the breaking out of the civil
war, was regarded as incompatible, mnst
be productive Of results the magnitude OF
tChich Il is impossible eUen remotely TO
appreciate. The American union with
which the world has hitherto been famil-
lar has passed away, and it is In the
power Of no one to affirm what will be
the nature Of the political system by
which it is about to be replaced.-LOR-
don Post.
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SAFE Or RENT

Ny place on the Old Raleigh road, four miles
nom the city, and known as the Catholic Farm,
containing lU1a RcIes 70 cleared and rich bot
tom land with sneyer-failing stream running
through II. On the eastern line ia a ridge COW
ereo with large OAKS, and anordtng q beautiful
lawn and sile for nsat frame cottages having
nine rooms. The out. buildings are ordinary,
Title good. Price $4,000. Possession given At
Christmas. II NOT sold soon Will be for rent.
ociSt 5. Z. SNYDER, N. ID.
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SEQ Bills Mess Pork,
rs Casks Bacon sides.
25 Casks shoulder.
S25 Sacks Choice Coffee,
25O Bbls Sugar, assorted,
500 Bills flour, AL gr1deS,
400 Bbls Meal,
so Bbls Whisky,
100 Bbls n. d. MOlasses.
lSO Half BbIs n. o. MOiasses,
500 Kits Mackerel.
so Bills No. rs and 3 Hackerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky BaGgtng,
90 Rales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope.
goo Half Celia Rope.
SOC Kegs Lard.
90 Tiercea Lard.
lOO HXs Tobacco. assrt'd brands
80 R6fs No. L Cider VImeEar,
so Rhls breakfast bacon.
90 TIerces Sugar-cnred Hams,
Aud an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which VIII be sold low for cash, or On usual
time 10 DR. mpt paying customers
Advances VIII be made on hipmeuts dg
Coton, for sale here, or 10 our frisads in New
Orleans.
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LARGE
That must be closed 01f. OF
Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
At Auction,
Nv W. II. sPASSNORE a ca

COMMENCING THIS MORNING, 70 the
l. amount OF $1,000, consisting OF Butcher
Carvers and Stssts, Table Knives.
Knives and FORKS Card aud other Hclssora,
RazOrs, Cbfsels, Augsrs and Argsr Bit, Ares,
HoBs FlsAmA Braces, Table and Tea
plated do, plated FORKS, MolaEsss
GatsH. Hacking Cocks Oh Faueefs. Cork-ssreWz.
Mnrktnz Guages, File Handles, Cnisel Handlss,
Pocket Measuring Tapes, spring Balancss, Car
pet sIretchers, Cbande Ter and Lamp Hooks.
Platform scales, Mineral Boring Nactiras
Locks. Brushes, etc. etc
ne sale viii be eontinusd from day 20 day
anti nloaad ont oe9-u
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the work Of restoration. Down to the
fall elections Of 1852, At all events, the
republican party charged with the con-
duct Of the war had failed, In the judg-
ment OF the people, to give a satisfactory
repOrt OF profit and loss.
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az suPEKroR crvrE1zsrIoN.
The Augusta GonstitaaionGHst had the
following scathinx smile:

The Augusta GoastittaioaaHst had me
following scathing simile:
We are forever Boosting of a superior
civilization to ancient commemorative
snd modern autOcraeies beyond the seas.
But Is not our boast an empty one; are
We not very far behind even those who
dWelt in the age Of fable, or those who
dwell in the age OF rationalism? Very
different from the conduct Of the
north was the conduct Of the dy-
nasties Of old days. They had their
domestic feuds, but they rarely forgot
that rhey were brethren. When Piso
fell in q civil war, the Roman emperor
was urged to build q monument TO
Nemesis as commemorative Of his
death. His reply was that Of a truly
heroic spirit "Private memories and
hstreds should be forgotten public
monuments should only commemorate
foreign conquest-never domestic calam-
tiles"
When the Thebsns overthrow the
LacedemOnians, = trophy Of brass Was
erected in honor Of the triumph. 1t was
csmpAined to the Amphyctyons that by
that trophy the memory OF their diseord
wa made eternal. Back came the gIO-
rioUs answer that shall live forever (:
Let il be abolished, for It Is not fitting
that any record should remain Of discOrd
between Greek aud Creek
ThBspirit OF Hesthendom rebukes the
false progress of the north and columns
reared to the furies By IA beloved breth-
rem only demonstrate the intensity Of
that hatred which perverted christianity
sinks below the standard 0 tPsgan ire.
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TOR
ANTED-

-Four new Store Houses, suitable for Dry
Goods or other Light business, adjoining the
New Courthouse, corner Of Union ana second
ocl-Iw VI. ". GOODWIN, sos Second St
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'TS

MASONIC NOTICE--Stat-
VI ed Cofnnuntcatton-The on1cers
aud members Of Leila Scott Lodge Wy
No &s, VIII meet at the Hall OF South NJ
Memphis Lodge No. lis, this fBr daylI y
evening at o'clock. A full attendance Is de-
sired, as business ofimportaDoe viii be brought
before the Lodge.
Omcsrs and members OF sister city Lodges and
Transient brethrea in good standing, are fra
ternally invited TO attend.
By order OF JOHN AINsLIE, WIN
Attest
n P.WOODwARn, Secretary. ocs 1t
A nice rOOm-good boaId-at No. l0I Adam
street. A few Day BoardeIs wanted. oc4
L r = A L E
Twelve No. l Billiard Tables for sale. For
particulars, inquire at D. H EVANS,
oc4 I'm L Monroe street.
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MARTIN WALT d co.,
se2s 272 Front Street..
Wagon and Oarriage Matarial

Corrected Daily by Woodburn, smith a Co..
Nos. ia n Is Green street. st. Louia.
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500 or 5000 on enc or two years inc, for
which a liberal rate Of Interest will be allowed
aud a coed. Of trust given on four acres OF
ground, within two miles OF Court square, to
secure aymeu OF notes. The money will be
Invested IN improving tde place. Address g.
A M care Appeal once. oca "
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NOTICE.
NOtfce.

LII persons interested will take nOtice mat
a I viii a. the November term. 1857, Of the
Court OF shelby county. make apPiica-
ton fer Letters OF Administration pom the
estate or John B. McNtcoi. deceased.
THOMAS B. CARAWAY.
9eptsmber q. 1917 ss29 lsW4w~
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Memphis aud ohio Railroad.

sUPERTFTESBENT's OFFICE
MEMPHIS, TESS., October z, 1857.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-15
BOARD OF uEALrH,
Central Committee Meeting.

We arc requested to state that
meeting of the Fairfield County
Union Central Committee will bt
held at the Office ofC. F. SHAEFFER
Esq, on Saturday the 24th inst, al
one o'clock P. M.
1t is hoped that no member Of
the committee will fail to be pres
ent. That all may be notified
we give the present composition Of
the committee, as follows:
City Of Lancaster oud Hooking
township-B. F. Reinmund, G.
T. Shaeffer, G.. G.. Beck, G. Dres.
bach, J. M. Sutphcn. James Strobe.
Greenfeld-John Brandt.
Violet-Columbus Macarthur.
Liberty-Dr. B. X. Thomen.
WaInut-T. j. McNaughtcn.
Richland-Noah McNaughten.
Rush Creck-R. J. Black.
Berne-John FL. Grove.
Madison-John lands.
Clear Creek-C. 3. Leist.
.Amanda-Wm. b. Clement.
Bloom-Zephaniah COPYRIGHT.
Pleasant Capt. A. r. Keller.
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Kinkead,s Catawba.

This Office was, on Tuesday last,
treated 10 a generous sample of The
pure juice Of the grape-vintagc Of
'66-by our friend ]. Q. KINKEAD,
proprietor Of the fine vineyard just
northwest of this city. The two
bottles left were tested in thor
ough manner, and drew from the
taSters the most unqualified com
mendations as to qaulity of the
wine, which was unanimously vot-
ed A, No. l. 1t is to be wished
that no worse drink than this may
speedily become tho substitute for
the fiery stuff with which too
many are now wont to mako cook.
ing.stoves of their stomachs.
Mr.. KINREAD informs us that he
has sold to ]. NJ. CREED, Grocer, of
this city, the greater portion of his
wine, Of the vintage mentioned n
bove, This speaks we'll for the
good taste and enterprise of Mr.
Creed, whose customers can now
doubtless be supplied with a bever.
age as near unoxceptionable in its
character as the combined ro.
sources of nature and art are now.
a.daysin tho habit OF producing.
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Tallmadge House.

A correspondent Of tho Cincin
natl Commercial, writing from this
city, takes occasion to indulge in a
contemplate slur upon this widely
known and popular hotel. tits one
testimony against a thousand-for
the almost universal comment from
travellers and citizers who have
experienced the attentions of mine
host FLEMM and his efficient and po
lite clerk HARRY AMBROSE, is that
the Tallmadgo is tip.top house in
all its appointments, free from the
annoyanccs Of which the guests o.
some hotels can justly complain
and quite up to the mark of excel.
lence attained by any in ether cit.
les. This we feel impelled to say
in justice to house in the reputa.
tion of which our citizens feel O
merited interest.
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Daring Theft.


On Friday night last, the Wool.
en- Factory Of Messrs, Olds & Rab-
bits, in this city, was entered by
some person or persons through a
window, who thon unfastened the
door from the inside, and proceed
cd to help themselves to wool and
cloth at pleasure. It would seem
from tracks remaining visible next
morning that they had wagon in
readiness at the door with which TO
convey their plunderaway. Some
800 pounds Of wool werc taken,
and two pieccsof goods, Of 80 yards
each, worth one dollar yard. The
thief or thieves escaped, and yet
remain at large.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

| The Board.of Is Saminers will meet in the up
per room nTlhe County Offices. Tor the eNami-
| nation Of Teachers. on Saturday the 17th
and 3Ist of August, and on SRtur'
day the l4th, 21st and 2Sth of Sep
Icmb ber, a nd ON saturday the 9th
I2th and 26th OF october, and on
saturday the 16th OF November.
The examination will begin precisely at II
o'cloek,A. NJ, and no application will be receiv.
ed for examii alton after II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, and that they must
be prepared TO stand an examination in Orlhog.
raphy Reading, PenmanshIp, Arith metic, Cieog-
inphy, English Grammar, and Theory OF Teach
ing.
I. The character Of the applicants examina-
ton will be represented on scale of one TO ton
ono denotng the lowest qualification, and ten
the highest.
g. Four cla9ses Of ofcerthcates will be granted,
as follows: First Glass, valid "a months; second
class, valid lS months; third class, valid IL
months; fourth class, valid months.
g. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice of teaching, and high degree OF
success IN teaching will also be considered IN
determining the class ofoertiheates to be grant
ed No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes m examination :n each branch
Of St,sdy required BY Iduo.
Owing to a change in the School Laws, all ap-
plicanta will he required to pay fee OF fly
cents, as condition ofex animation.
All applicants must come prepared with
pre. Maid envelope, properly addressed TO them-
Sslyep. BY order Of the Board
J.F. RElNMrND, Clerk
: Aug, Is, lss1-om
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Pittsburgh Female College.

We have received from the Pres.
idont, Rev, 1. G, PRRsmNe, cata-
logue Of this very popular institu-
tiou for the current collegiate year.
IL evidences a condition of remark.
able prosperity, and presents in
ducements second to those Of nc
similar institution in the country.
The extensive buildings--14S feet
in length by 100 in wiJth-superb.
ly finished and furnished; the large
Faculty, % in number; the large
attendance last year, Alb; superior
advantages afforded for securing a
solid and ornamental education; the
healthfulness and accessibility OF
Pittsburgh these are considerations
to arrest the earnest attention Of all
interested in the subject of female
education.
We advise our readers to send for
a catalogue 10 Rev. I. Q. Pershing,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Aug. 12, 1867.
Xenia Female College.

This is, in all respects, a first
class boarding school for ladies.
Gentlemen board in private fam
lilies and may prepare for business
or the Junior year in any Univcr.
sity. .at
Tho Location, Boarding, Course
Of Study, instruction and all the
arrangements meet the wants
and receive the approval OF gOod
students and ,cise parents.
We have good evidence that bet.
ter order, more study, and more
vigorous thinking are secured when
ladies and gentlemen recite in The
same classes
The Boarding House is only iol
ladies and they are under the care
of the Preceptrcss an experienced
successful educator. Next session
will begin Sept. 3.
For other information address
WILLIAM SMITH.
Xenia College. Xenia o..
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Try and See

Ii Homeopathy will not cure Diar
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus
and all other Summer Complaints
with more certain and speedy eff
feet than any other treatment. II
is triumphant in Typhoid Dysen.
terry, and has cured mere eases Of
Cholera than any other medical
system throughout the world.
ECHARLEs W. BABCoCK, NJ. d.:
HOMEOPATHIC Physician,
Will be found at all hours Of the
day or night, Except when absent
on visits,) at his office in Tallmadge
Block, first floor up stairs, Ian
caster, Ohio.
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American House, Logan.

Some time since we published a
favorable notice Of the above hotel,
on the strength Conformation from
individuals who had been guests
of the same. We are now able to
speak from personal experience
Having occasion to visit the pretty
and pleasant town of Logan, on
Tuesday Of last week, we stopped
at the American. We found q large
and commodious house, which has
been newly fitted up and placed in
complete order under the direction
of Mrs. Wilson, the proprictress,
and were greeted by a most affable
and attentive host in the person of
Mr.. A. G. SMooK, Superintendent
Of tho concern, and last, but not
least, the table is excellentand well
supplied, and bills moderate. The
intercourse between Lancaster and
Logan must now go on to increase
rapidly from the improvements in
progress, and Lancasterians hav-
ing occasion to visit the latter place
will find the American the place to
stop at.
We invite attention to the card
of the American House, inserted in
advertising columns.
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FULLY PosTED,-Tho Coshocton
Age gives the following as the re-.
ply of u a-Coshocton County Irish
Democrat, who was told that he
did not know what Democracy is
"Don'rknow what Democracy is,
yo Black Republican spalpecn?-
I've been in the Ohio State prison
for five years, served in the rebel
army three years, and voted in six
townships in Coshocton county
last fall for General Morgan. DiviI
a man in the United States has
served a better apprenticeship to
Democracy than meselfW
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Notice.

| offer my services to this com
munity as a Watch and Clock Re
pairer. | have had forty years er
perience, and | have no heavy cx.
penses to meet. lean therefore dc
work well and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
r. IL. GATES.
Aug. 1, '67.
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The DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING

The DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING
YEsTERDAY.-A crowd of some two
or three hundred persons assembled
on the public square yesterday to
hear FINcK and THURMAN. FINcK
lod off in ono of his intense but
pointless effusions of frotb. The
great THURMAN then rehearsed the
speech which he has prepared fir
the campaign, which was q very
weak hash for weak stomachs, and
produced no impression. We were
amused, however, at the manner in
which he showed how he could, in
twenty-four hours, teach an ordi-
nary parrot to give reply to any
democratic speech--a sufficient and
pertinent reply too, as many hear
ers no doubt thought. 1t was also
rather rich to hear him quote Abra,
ham Lincoln's great vindication OF
the right of the right Of revolution,
as a justification of the rebellion OF
his Southern friends.
But we have neither time nor
space TO follow him further.
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PRoDUcTlvE GRAPE VINE IN
GUERNSEY CoUNTY.-J. Il. Hall
writes from Spencer's Station to
the Times, that he has vine on
which are $50 large punches of
grapes and quite number of
smaller ones, and that IL bushels
were gathered from it last season.
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A Card.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Please allow
the undersigned through the col.
umns of your paper, to express our
humble thanks to the citizens OF
Lancaster who SO kindly assisted
in the search for our lost children
on Saturday night last, and who
were found two miles beyond Su
gar Grove on Sabbath morning
Such kindness will ever be CRATE.
fully remembered by tho parents.
F. ]. LANGSTON,
III. LANGSTON.
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Famiyy Sewing Machine,

Warranted superior, and more easily learned
to use than any other two thread machine. =
No CHANGE OF TENSION from light
to heavy goods; RUS light, still, faster and
uses smaller Needle thar other Ma
chimes.
Its attachments for Uemming, BRAID
ing, COrdiDg, TuOking, 0uilttng'
Telling, rimming, Binding, Em-
brOIdcrIng, &C., are novel and practical
and have been lnventedand adjusted especially
for this Machine.
The Machine IL simple. compact, durHble
and beautiful, and will perform as great range
ofworS as all other Family Machines combln'
ed, using either silk, Twist, l.lnen or Cotton
Thread, and sewing with equHl Facility tie very
finest and coarsest materials.
We have also all kinds of Singers Manuihc'
turing Machines,
Full instructions gwen and all Machines war
ranted Tor three years.
Before purchasing give us call.
ZIMMERMAN h DUNCAN,
Agents for Fairfield and Hooking Counties.
Office ut II. G. HYER'S Millinery Store, Ian
caster, Ohio.
N. B All persons wanting the Florence
wheeler h Wilson, or Grover 4 Baker Machines
will please call, AZ we sell them Mt hall-prce
warranted as goo rs any Of the kind.
Augustl5, lSG7-3m u. II.
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The Hop Harvest.

The process of picking hops il
now in progress in the 4O:a felc
just east of this city, on the planta
don belonging to Messrs. ScHoREr
DAVIS & Co., and under the imme
diate charge of Gen'l J. A. STAP
FORD, who has managed the whole
business from the planting in The
spring of 1866 to the gathering O
this, the first crop. From one tc
two hundred hands have been EN-
ployed in the picking thus far, anG
the yield is considered extraordi
mary, for a first crop. We are
glad to learn thai the Company il
likely, with continuance of fair
crops in the future. to bc hand.
so mely remunerated for the time
labor and capital expended in this
enterprise.
We give place 10 the following
account of the hop, picking, by a
correspondent:
Eds. Gdzette:-.Having just made
a short visit to the great hop field
adjoining this city, l thought /
would give you few items that
may prove interesting. The plan.
tation is under the control of a few
Of, our eminent fellow citizens, who
"know how to make the money
grow upon poles,i' Gas heard re,
marked by one of the many women
who were busily engaged in pick.
ing the hops into large boxes, plac.
ed here and there upon the ground J
The bands engaged in the picking
are principally women and chill,
dren, some so or 60 in number
1t is quite amusing to see them all
so gay and happy under Their
stretched sbawls, which they fas
ten upon 4 nearest poles, making
quite shade for the little hands
as they assist their mothers in the
good work. | have never seen
hops grow so bountilully and so
large for young vines. as are grow.
lug upon this field of 40 acres-I
measured quite number, each of
which measured 24 inches long
and to | in diameter and | am
positive there are many of still
larger size. This, | believeis their
second year, or their first crop, aad
it is really heavy one. The par.
ties, | understand have sold this
crop for S27 making but little
over their expenses. The locality
can not be beaten for the growing
of this commodity, A large woods
lies upon its western side, while
Mt. Pleasant, with its high bluffs,
stands upon the north west, with
its ridge extending toward the
northeast. Upon the east and
south spreads the beautiful valley,
with East Lancaster close at hand
upon its southern side. The dry
ing house is but few rods distant
from the scene of gathering, and it
will not be many days before the
engine is heard to puff the good
news through the neighborhood
inviting all to como and view the
process of drying hops. And when
that is all done she will whistle
'"All hands round" and "home
with the girls in the morning"
GABRIEL.
Aup 10 1867
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Xenia College. Xenia o.
County Sabbath school Festival.

The first annual Festival under
the requirements of the Constltu.
tim of the Fairfield county Sab.
bath School Association, will be
held in one of the groves adjacent
to this city, on Tuesday, tho 10th
day of Aug, inst.
The Railroad Co. will transport
free of cost, all the Union Schools
to and from the grove. 1t is cx.
pected that suitable instrumental
music will be provided for that
day.
b. F. RErNMUSD, Esq, has been
chosen and will be recognized as
Chief Marshal This gentleman
will appoint his aids or assistant
marshas and will announce them
together with his definite instruc.
tions' in the city papers of next
week.
The Rev. Clergy of this city and
county are respectfully invited to
be present, and it is expected that
the Vice Presidents of the town
ships, and oil tho officers of the as
sociation will be in attendance.
On the evening of tho 29th there
will be a general assembling of the
Teachers. parents and friends of the
Sunday School, at the M. e. Church
in this city.
Men devoted and earnest in the
work, will be present to address
them. All persons interested are
affectionately and cordially invited
10 attend this meeting. |.
VIM. J. REESE, Pres't.
Aug. 10, 1867.