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Cherry trees, standard on dwarf 75c.
Plum trees lst class -
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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-03
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

DEATH OF KING KAMEHAMEUAs FATliER -
EARTHoUAKE AT HAWAII THE PACIFIC
WHALING FLEET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-rhe mail steam
shin Montana arrived to-day from Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands Her advices arc 10 bee. s. Gen. McCook INT
ted states Minister the Islands is among the passen
gers.
Kekuanao the father OF the present king Kamehameha
w. died Nov "a The body lay in state until the 2oth
The flags of the foreign conuates and OF the shipping In
harbor were displayed at halfnlast. and the united
States steamship Osppee fired innuIeguns duIinS tue
day.
The twenty-hth anniversary Of the Hawaiian iude-
pendence Nov. D. The usual public demon
stratiOns omitted account OF the death OK tAe
father OF the king. .
ON the reception OF the al Honolulu OF Grants
election the American residents celebrated the event by
"A torch- ght procession. Flags displayed from the
shipping tile haIbor and from most of the hagtans IN
the city,
Adyices from the Island OF Hawaii state that heavy
shock Of earthquake occurred Nov 10 and there we're
frequent shocks IN the latter part 0i that month Al
times the mir was filed with sparks from NaunsL Loa,
which volcano ~ again active. ri .I ..
Tic ocOric showers OF Nov IL were pFl"Lt as VIZ
messed aU the leland.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
EFFECTIVE MEASURES AGAINST THE AnKANslG
KU-KLUx KLAN-MARTIAL LAW. Ed

PFrrc.rIyr MEASURES AGAINST THE AnKANsLG
KU-KLUx KLAN-MARTIAL LAW.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 1s.--In the Legislature,
last night Brooks introduced bill requiring all per-
to withdraw, within 90 days. from the knights d Ca
mlla or Ku-Klux Klan under penalty OF heavy tue,
and imprisonment Of to ton years in the Pen
tentary 1t was ordered to be printed resolution sp
proyiBg the Governors proclamation OF martial law in
Conway County was adopted.
APPREHENSION OF AN ATTACK UPON AUGUSTA
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 19-EvENING.-The latest
information from Augusta reports the place nearly de-
serted by citizens Those remaining expect al attack
upon the militia from outsiders
THE WAR IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REBEL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CONFLICT ANTICIPATED.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 18.--Ihe appeal this mornlng
In addition to the news contained in oar special
lust from the St Francis River by Linton, ihat
negro militia companies being raised and sont 20 the
scene OF the disturbance Our informants report that
their downward trip they met at Philip Bar company
of negro militia at Helena another both their way 10
Cross County, where they will march up Crowleys Ridge
one OF the companies Is commanded by the notorious
informed that they robbed the people Of
everything they could lay hands onhorses ard nuos
threaten with death all who remonstrate az All. We
learn that the villain Upham and his crew have threat
ened 10 seize Col d. c. Cross and put him 20 death.
Luckily Col Cross is out of the reach OF him Many ~
the oldest citizens have been compelled TO leave tLcr
homes and those have not have been seized ana
held prisoners and hostages Ike SpIa aaTsns
and others rely on this tact TO save & G DSs
SETTLERS DRIVEN OUT OF ARKANSAS.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 1S.-Several persons belonging
here who went Arkansas lately 70 settle have returned
with gloomy Of the cOpdtion " tic county
IN Augusta the White RIVER all business has Neeh u.s.
nended consequence Of the riOous behavior on TIC
Ku-KluX Democracy, ana the people were raIiuJ put
ting the town.
LIBBY PRISON AND Gov wIsE's PiRN
RICHMOND, Dee. 1S.-ExGoy. Wise's farm, IN
Princess Anne County long held by the Government,
was surrendered tho yesterday by order az tie
United States authorities The Government also ordered
Of fgT
a years use Of that institution.
ANOTHER KU-KLUX MURDER IN GE0R%fA
AUGUSTA, Dec. 17.-Mr. John c. Norris, tho
Republican Sheriff of Warren County, ~aylad and
shot, OIL the night OF the l5th between the Court House
and his home in WarentOn. The Ku-Klux are IN COZ
troll OF the Black Belt.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
PORTO RICO.

TIE LEADERS or THE LATE REVOLT NOT EXE-
F, CUrED-COMMUrAT1oN AND SUSPENSION OF
l THE SENTENCE OF DEATH. rI
According TO adyices received at Havana
from Porto Rico the Of death pronounced by
courtmarta upon the leaders Of the revolt which took
place In that Island In the month OF September last had
not been carried out The parties seven In number we've
tried the 18th ut aud sentenced TO be garrotted on
the 2lst the Captain published decree approving
of e sentence but subsequently, after taking tie advice
of his Council he committed the sentence IN the case OF
fine of the condemned 10 OF penal seryude dolng SO
his capacity OF Civil Goverior In the case OF the
other wo the execution OF the sentence hsd pee ss
pended, pending decision OF the question OF competent
jurisdiction which had been raised behalf OF the ac
cused.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
LATEsT GENERAL NEws-BY TELECaArIL

i LATEsr GENERAL NEWa-HN TELEGRAPH
go. The Pacific Railroad has reau!cu tho
9GOth mile-pOst west of Onlabn.
-. An aged apple-pe,laler, of ST. Ltais, has
fallen heir TO $4,000 bcqucathcdh 10y AN lrish relative
....Gov SWAIN of Maryland has offered
$1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction OF tic mar
derer OF Douglass Love OF Homecoming, Nd.
80. The Lynn Police arrested Joe Wormald.
tho prizeger In Boston yesterday aud lie was taken
TO Salem jail, whore oBaldwln Is confiued.
49,. In a disreputable saloon on Clark st. In
chicago, detective officers attempted TO arrest Thomas
Cady but were upon by gang Of theyes and Cady
was shot and killed. -
1.-The body Of William Garvin. one Of the
passengers OF the steamer United states recently bnrned
on the Ohio River recovered Yesterday considerably
burned. The burial Is announced for tomorrow
1.-THE great OK Gen. Grant, which las
yielded $4,000 tO various charitable
started from Boston, yesterday, for NewYork aid W..
go thence to Philadelphia aud Baltimore, reaehC Wash.
tulo Oh the ath VI March.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
MARINE DISASTERS.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA
LVERPooL, Dec. 1S,-The steamship Colum-
bia which sailed from New York Nov % for Glasgow has
not arrived and apprehensions enertaEeG ol boz
safety. Heavy premiums are demanded for insurance
risks on the vessel The Palmyra, which arrived
at Boston Dee 1G reports: Dee g. steamer Columbia
partially disabled by loss Of her screw but she required
no assistance and was going on to Queens''wn under
sail.
LOSS OF THE BARK ADVANCE.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 1S.-The bark Advance,
Capt Vickery, which sailed from Antwerp Nov - ior
ST. Johns was abandoned at sea. Her crew, vLo "cie
saved, arrived at this port to-day.
Loss OF THE BARK FDEs.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 18.-The Bremen iaik
Fides which was stranded of poland day O.. tw' s",
viii probably prove total loss The crew were 80 -cd'
BURNING OF TUE SCHOONER NELL TRr kf.
PORTLAND, Dec. 16.--IAe schooner Aeis Treat,
from Boston, burEcd.at stockton lasi igLt css'
$500.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE PERUVIAN IRON-CLADs AGAIN TO re
sEIZED-A NEW COMPLTCATION.

new ORLEANS, Dec. 1S.-The dlficDrcos
between our Government and Pcru growing out oi tie
detention Of the iron-cad fleet, assuming tcmI-
Gated character The Havana OF the tenders e 40
fleet, left New-YoTk as an American merclantman, wa
an American crow, mlnr American captain. ON az
irving At the mouth OF the rvCr hc hoset tic To v an
nag and steamed up 20 the clty Habeas corpus vas
sued out for the discharge o tic crew on accom- ot
fhe change OF flag. and Minister Garcia y ta.c =
discharged the mutous crew, aud declined to respond
to the writ The captain refused 10 enter at the Custom
House. and to-day Custom officers boarded tho Havana
when Capt. GilcHist fOt.ar' aud, aIIoi nc AEd
been addressed Capt GL hIt " tie lhlted N.a-ts
steamship Havana he was asked. WHY have you no et
teredi Because others attend 60 that" hat othcrei
Only the captain lis first Cfcef "a ease OF hs absence
can attend 10 that" WEI" lie replied. - VIC have
changed. We are in the Peruvian navy now" But
YOU lust answered for the captain OF tho Un.tod
States steamship Havana" Tie captain repeated rs
remark bout change OF coor Collector Fuller Las de-
manded Of the Peruvian Officials psOdUcton OF tie vos-
sells papers showing by what authority Vessel ce@FLx
at Newly ork as merchantmen Tor Aew-Oreans can APP
pear here as a vesseofwar gne not getting aEy sats-
factiOn viii tomorrow SoiLc Tie vessel uuese e receives
contrary orders from Secrct0ry NcCulOch. TIC same
difficulty occurred when the lon-clads cleared Fuller
was firm, but Seward haImoniZcu matters lis EA-
celleuey Garcia pays 10 heed 90 courts collectors &C
narsals carry his point, AID unless McCuOcE Orees
otherwise the vessels are 20 b seized to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE PARDON OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-The petition TO the
President praying hm TO proclaim amnesty TO all per
sons who were IN rebellion against the United States
but which, for party was withheld from pre-,
seraton during the late Presidential canvass, Is signed
as follows: C. Il. Buckalew, Wm. Plnkney White, Geo
Vickers j. X. Doolitlle j. a. Bayard j. X MeCormca
w III Barnun s, J. Randall George w. Woodward
Fernando Wood, X. NJ. Boyer, A. q. Burr Thomas !.
Joues j. :. Gollodny, j. Proctor smith, Garret DAVIS
A. Cldrldge " T. Nblack, ID. NJ. Van Auken, j. v. IT,
Pruyn, H. Mccullough, L. ". Ross, j; Brooks w h.
Robinson r. j. Hubbard, Julius liotclklss stevenson
Nichoson, ]. b. Beck, W. Mungon. l. g. TIimbe, Chas
sitgreaVes, C. l.. Phclps, T. stone, > T. Cary Deinas
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
FI,ANCE.

VISIT OF THE EMPEROR TO QUEEN ISABELLA.
PARIS, Dec. lsThe Emperor and Empress, to-day,
made visit to,ex-Queen Isabella of Spain.
CHANGES IN THE FRENCH CABINET.
The MoaiteW toflloial had the following announce
ment of changes in the French Cabinet in its issue of
last evening: M. Layalette has been appointed
Minister of Foreign Affairs, vice NJ. Moustier; NJ.
FORBADE has been appointed Minister of the Interior
vice NJ Pnard NJ Gresicr has been appointed Min
ister of Public Works. NJ. Moustier has been made
Senator Pinard is popularity supposed to be
responsible for the recent extreme measures against
the French press and il is thought that the Cabinet
reconstruction grew out Of The necessity for Pipards
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
MEXICO.

GEN. RoSEcRANs IN fEXICo--c0AHUILA A SOW
EREIGH sTATE-GoLD MINES EXEMPTED
PROM TAXAnON-oIL WELLS IN oAXACA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-Adyices from the
City of Mexico Dec have been received Gen. Rose
crans accompanied by Gen. sturm, had arrived at the
Canltai and been cordially received. Coahuia
has been Acknowledged by tho President as
sovereign state, under the name of Coahuia
do Largo The appeal OF Gen. CantO from o,
trial by clsl authorities had been denied The Govern
mept Las exempted gold mines rom taxation. Another
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE TEST INDIES.
CUBA.

I-. CUBA.
A CONFESSED MOVEMENT AGAINST THE INsUR-
CENTS.
HAVANA, Dec 1S.-Tho steamer Peiayo sailed
to-day for Santiago with ooo men to reinforce the gar
rson there. a combined movement s to be made from
different directions upon the center Of the revolution
Count Vanaseda willnarch from Nuevas and Col Low
fom fuuas and assisted by columns from other quar-
tcrs drive the rebels in upon Bayamo Tho troops Will
then unite and mako general attack upon tho place
Wnc these movements IN progress. the army IN the
field will be REINFORCED last the recruits aud yolun
teers can be mObiliYed. -'fr
me LOST CABLE. -.....
Gen William T. Smith. President OF tie International
Ocean Telegraph Company has arrived here to super
intend operations for the recovery of o telegraph cable
which was lost last Summer Cdpt.-Gen. Lersnude has
offered hlIn every facility In his powor for the accom-
pishment Of the work Vessels in the telegraph service
win be permitted TO enter and leave port without inter
rlptiOn mt an loura will DO eccted along the
shOrr and a night hehts VIII be lt guide the fleet
and Spanish marofNar will probably be rendered to
aid in the work
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
cosr OF THE PACmlc RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S-A number Of Gocl-
ments In relation TO the Union Puchc Railroad c.
sented in the House to-day. iucludn, from j. L. VIZ
lians General Director OF that road, who says tAai Le
Secretary of the Interior, 1adgig um paragraph n
the annual report misapprehends bis meaning N COM
uunlcation that subject. His aiimate 0i $500
mile fOr railroad and telegraph Ouly approx mate.
and whatever further sum per muc The President sttl
Judge necessary to fully equip the road should nc added
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

town experienced several shocks Of earthquake with
i'm a few hours California; Company preparDRt tg
work ydiscoyered oil wells In the State OF CaS@
They running from $50 TO per day The io.
Legislature repeas the oppressive law leyyDg mcnty
contributions
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
T1Tr ,r,cNortl p4fra

MOBILE. Dec. 1S-1ho hi race today. two
milo heats Tor 500, was waitd o,ar pf far2g tAC"t
was w0r ny Moore's colt hv-i ...- -i'n, bc1tng go
johnson Bette LAY, Transit N5Aie lh5erso ara Tara
fine 3..Oi.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

GEN. sCHURz FOR THE MISSOURI sENATCESHiP
Sr LOUIS, Dec. 1s.-The Senatorial question
Is exciting much attention throughout the state aAG e
interior newspapers are earnestly discussing IT, q 10
Journals which have spoken the subject, e ad'oea'e
The election " Gen Carl schuz II for Gen. Lo 1-d
EIGHT FOR other candidates
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE PHILADELINLl sLAoEnY

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1S--lh the IwltcLoi
murder TRIAL this afteruomL ;ftrr the 2,h juti bad cr
tered the box, tho prosecuting .UtOtiy cluuc DO i.4t
TO challenge, and several were CA9pugei aud otlti.
were selected IN tAeir Places A.r the prosecution had
closed, the counsel 10. the accused yain,d sul-~E
right, and several others WcIf 'l.eNactA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

YELLOW FEVER ON THE CAPE VERDE EsIANDs.
The United States Vice Consul mt Santiago,
Cape Verde Islands under date 81 Nov q sayt at that
port is clear Of yellow fever but that very cases
appear and it ia probable that the ncstence W.? entirely
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
ruE REENE TRAGEpY.

BOsToN Dee. fS.--N hen tie ofhceIs took
Reene OF 20 prison. Wedue day, hls wife Slipped INTO
his hand a vial which the police Instantly led lis
cOntents have aDayzed BY sArl chemists, who
mort thai Tho boe contained only c IoI kccuC
ewes which are weak.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

PETROLEUM REJEC rED a. FRElGHT.
LOUISVILLE, Dee 1S.-lho Clhcmmtu and
louisville Mill Line Company have oe' tei ta o.1,Cs
not to accept petroleum "a freight any OF thCI steam.
CIs,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
A CARLIsT CONSPIRACY.
HUNGARY.

ADDRESS TO MR.. DEAK.
PEsTH Dec. 1S.The people OF Hungary have pro
sented an address 10 NJ. Deak thanking hlm for his
services to the country.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE GOyRRNOR-GENERAL or INDIA.
LoNpoN, Dec. 1S.Ihe Marquis Of Salisbury de-
ncs the truth Of the report that the GoVei1mout has
determined to recall Earl Mayo from India.
THE TIMES ON AMERICAN FINANCES.
The London Times in an article on the recent pro-
ceedings in the American Congress concerning the
national credit. fears the ambiguity of purpose
apparent in the resolutions against ropudaton, and
argues that if the world certain that the United
States would surely pay the interest on the national
debt in gold rs England and France do, the annual
burden of the country might be reduced one-hali; ;
for England pays no more interest in the aggregate
than the United States although her debt IS twice as
large.
THE POSTAL TREATY.
The Siaadtrd this morning eXults in the completion
of the postal treaty between England and the United
States as triumph Of the Tory party, and declares
that the benefits conferred upon mankind by the
convention arc immeasurable
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

retirement on that account. liberalization of the
Government, consequently, is anticpat ed from the
change.
THE NEW POLICY or LOUIS NAPOLEON.
LoNDoN, Dec ls.-French official journals say that
that the changes in the ministry a confirmation
of the Emperor's programme of policy. which is
liberal at home and pacific abroad.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
80 GRANr IN cINcINYArI

C1NcTNNATI Dec. 18.-Gcn Grant ala san
arrived this morning. and declined pu5Eo 'octIioH
Which was rendered him by the Mayor lie toch ite
train tonight f0r Washington,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE POSTAL TREATY.
SPAIN.

EsPARTERo NAMED FoR THE rnRoNE-REPoRrED
REsIGNATIONS OF sERRANO-rIlE COMING
... ELECTIONS-A CARLISr DEMONSTRATION
ARREST OH a REPUBLICAN,.
MADRID Dec. ls--At q large meeting of the Pro
qressists at Carthagena, Espartero was named rs
the choice of the party for the throne. lt is said
that Marshal Serrano has resigned the Presidency of
the Ministry. The elections for members Of the
Cortes win begin in the cities. Thoy occur in tho
provinces at some future time. The Provisional
Governors report TO the Government that the public
peace is not likely to be disturbed. The Govern
ment will remain neutral in tho elections. There
was a slight demonstration at Miranda yesterday in
favor OF tho Carlsts but it suppressed, and
two of the leaders were aIreSsed. Meramon n bearer
of Republican proclanations, was arrested yesterday
AT Madeira. -....
A CARLIsT CONSPIRACY.
MADRID, Dec. 1S.-A Carlist conspiracy has been
discovered in Navarro, and several persons impli-
Gated in the affair have been arrested.
A SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.
GIBRALTAR Dec. Is--Therc was heavy shock of
earthquake here to-day, but it caused no damage TO
life or prOUprtV.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15

respondents counsel to produce the
original letter, and the latter called
upon the prosecution to. produce the
writer The matter was laid over to
AIu-,sn1Yyf azaa-aas..au
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Mishawaka is to have a new Meth.
odist Church, valued at 81, 900.

MishaWaka is to have a new Meth
odist Church, valued at 81, 900.
Rev. DR.. Eddy, of Chicago, will be
present at the State Lay Representa-
ton Convention, called to meet at
ROberts's Chapel, indianapolis, on the
18th of March next.
An Educational Convention will be
held In Lebanon, Illinois, on Thurs
day next, to celebrate the 10th ami
versary of McKendree College.
Bishop Thompson, Ex-Governor
Koerner, DR.. Eddy, Gen. Lisk, DIR.
Andrus, of this city, DR.. Crazy, of
Louis, DIR. Taylor, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen. are expected to
be present. The Convention will be
held two days.
The New York papers report an
unusual religious interest in that city
The Fulton Prayer Meeting is more
crowded than ever, and the people
generally seem to pay less attention
to worldly affairs, and more to their
spiritual wants.
METHODIST IN INDIANAPoLIs.-
The number of aceessions to the M.
Z. Church in indianapolis during
this Winter, up to February 10th, is
as follows: Ames Church, 10Y;
Roberts Chapel, 100; Wesley Chapel,
a; Asbury Chapel, 81; Strange
Chapel, 16;. Trinity, p; Third Street,
German Church 11-total, 396-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15
ksligious InleIlIgenoe.


PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST. PAUL S
CHURCH .@Corner of First and Chest
nut Streets. Sunday School at nine
O'Clock; Divine services at 1890 AN.
and 7:15PM
2 Fl CHURcH OF THE Holy lNNocENTs.
Corner of Division and Ninth Streets.
Sunday School at 3 o'clock.
ThesC Conservation of this Church is
fixed for Tuesday, March 3, at 1890.
and we believe it is the intention
of the Bishop to have large body Of
Clergymen present, to take part in the
impressive ceremony.
TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH The reg
ular Sunday service will be held
at this Church tomorrow. In
the morning at 104 O'Clock, the Pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Andrus, win preach a
sermon on the peculiar doctrine of
the Methodist Church" Christian
Perfection" A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend.
Services in the afternoon and even
ing as usual.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. - The usual services on
Sabbath at 1O4 AM, and z Pm. Stran-
gers are cordially invited.
THE LAST MITE MEETING.-In con-
sequence of the near approach of
Lent, the ladies of the Episcopal
Church will make Monday evening
next the last Mite meeting of the seas
on. On this occasion the admission
will be fifty cents, and the Committee,
from the fact that additional induce
ments will be provided, and its being
the last, are arranging to close with
the largest and most profitable meet
ing of the season, and we feel sure
they will not be disappointed. While
we, Of course. cannot regret the motive
which closes them, we do regret their
close, for they have the most largely
attended and genial meetings of the
season, and such meetings being so
few, we can i'll spare one so pleasant.
It need scarcely be added (for they
have become part and parcel of the
Mite meetings) that the usual lunch
will be held on Tuesday morning, and
an equally increased attendance is ex-
pected. We understand that an organ
Zone Of the objects of these meetings)
is being built by Messrs. Pitcher
Brothers, of Chicago, and will be
erected in st. Pauls Church for
Easter Sunday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15
DEATH OF REV. II. Il. vEATCH.

We have already noticed the death
Of Rev. Mr.. Veatch, butwe give place
this morning to the following Obitu-
airy By one of his co-laborers in the
ministry:
ANOTHER GOOD MAN FALLEN
Rev. T. E. Veatch died at his resi-
dence, in Spencer County, Indiana, on
the 9Th Of February, 1868, at 4 o'clock
P. NJ, after an illness of ten DAYS,
during which time he suffered much
from lung fever; yet he bore his af-
fictions with great calmness and
Christian fortitude, aud died without
a struggle aud went home to the Mas
ter in whose name he had laDored so
faithfully. He has left wife and six
children to mourn his loss, together
with the churches for whom. he spent
his life. The Sabbath School has lost
It's best friend. The writer of this
notice stood by the bed and closed his
eyes to all earthly objects, while
angels stood waiting to welcome him
home, as he so much loved to sing to
children in the Sabbath School, but
we win hear his voice no more on
earth, for it now sings on high.
q. h. SKAGGs.