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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-13

FmE IN HAsEL srREEr.-OD yesterday morn
ing at about four O'CLOCK, o IRE was discovered in
tho auction and commisz;oa house of Cauppel,
Knox Co., Hase street. mkt south OF the store Of
Brluss Vance. at tho corner of Meeting, which
spread with great 'apilty, consuming the building
and entire comforts Tn. wooden stables Of Richard
McHunny. thrifty colored man next door, were
also consumed: fortunately h. saved his live stock
and carriages. although no los. all his harness. He
owned the property, which WAS uninsured. The fire
burnt through 10 the relr Of Meeting.sireet. danag
ing very materially tn ck Of tha store lately occu
pied by Holmes Calder. in waieh Mr.. VIM. l.. Webb,
just recovering from faIe. was temporarily storing
portion Of his stock Of crocIery. which was daua-
aged. The buiding occupied BY Campbell. Knox &
Co, and the ono Meeting.street burnt and dam.
ged by water, were tho property of Ness's Spoford
and Hatch, the former OF New York, and the latter
Of this city; them tho is ON insurance of
S1o,0o in the agency Of Captain s. Y. Upper. The
stock of Campbell, Kro1 & 20. is insured in the
same agency for s4i00 and the Office fixtures i'll tss
agency of z. 3. oakes fer s335. They wed por-
ton of their bcoks which were found 10 be charred
On opening the s"f,.
The fire is believed to havo boon tho act OF iucon-
diarism. Mr. +. l.. Hasood, WHO slept above the
store. says that he wns awakened by sitting GEN.
s,.ion and ihnt getting quito bod. he found tie
floor WIS very warm. Ho went t, the window and
Looked out ard saw ;eGo ton of the fire. He gave
the alarm for s,ruc rrn3 and had narrow escape,
losing even his cotles.
The fire began TO burn. as nracly as could be as
eertained, around the bcokse eper's rosrum. midway
in thr store.
These same pieces of property have been de troy
cd by Gre no less than three times.
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TIE THEATRE.-The sensational drama,
"After park," was rendered in most excellent style
last night. The acting generally wss better than
the "Giberts" have dono since tho advent of the
troupe. Mr.: Sutton ecipsed himself Several new
scenes added much to the pay. OF course. Mr. and
Mrs Watkins were, as usual, the bright stars amid
the armament OF obscurer lights, and centred tho
attention OF the audience upon themselves. Tonight
that powerful drama, "Ihe Pioneer Patriot; or, The
Maid Of the War Path" will b. giron. This drama
was played over one thousand times in Europe by
Mr.. and Mrs: Watkins, and everywhere met with
extraordinary succ. So.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALTS THIS DAY.

G. MCBRIDE SMITH wlil sell at 10 o'clock, at his
sslcsroom, Bread :tIce., horses, mules. furni-
ture. e..
HOLMES & MACBETH will sell ut II o'c'ock, in
front OF their Off O. Broadstreet, bread carts, Two
horses harness, &c.
a. c. McGuLIvHAy viii! sell OF 10 o'clcck, before
hisstore, Broad-stret mes, horses, carriages, &c.
R. NJ. MAksHALL l. BRoTHER will sol at 10 O'Clock,
before their Office. Etoad street. horses, mu e..
watches. &c.
N. HUNT & SoS will sell at 10 O'Clock, 10 their
classroom. MestIc-2trees boots shoes a2d bro
gans.
his Office, Froad-s;reet splendid furniture horse,
bupeias &c
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fertilizers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDo MINING AID MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to tho Planters and Farmers Of tho
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDo FER
T1LlzaR." which the experience OF the past season
has proved to be one of tho most valuable In our
market II has for It's base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashle. River,
and is prepared ct their works at tho EAST END OF
EASEL-sTREET in this city. In order to gunran'eo
lis uniformity ard maintain lis high standard, tho
omrany has mado arrangements with the distin-
gui, ed Chemist. DIR. c. o. sHIPAnD T.. who
carefully analyzcs oil the anmoniacal AMI other ma
ierial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before ben. offered for sale The Com
pany is resolved to mako an article which will preye
to be 'Completo Manure" and give entire sahs-
faction.
For terms, circulars. and Other information, apply
to WMC G. DUKEs co.. Agents.
No. South Atlantic Wharf
January4 m3i5 5moa
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SALE OF THE TYPE AND MATE.IAL OF THE
CHARLESTON MERcuRY.-1he type and material Of
the Charleston Mercu'y was sold at public auction
yesterday, by Mr.. G. Mcbride Smith. About twenty
persons were present, and the bidding was vary dull
The press sold fer s55. the er sino for S210, the
type for $500 the imposing stones for $780, and tre
furniture ana .sunlr;es for SIS.
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TIE COLLINS EMBRoeLIo.-We are informed
by Dr. Collins that the statement of the difficulty
between himself and alr. Wolfe, published in TIE
NEWS correct in fact Dr.. Collins says that
he has instituted legal proceedings which will bring
the truth to light. Until tina, is done he asks for
suspension Of public opinion in regard to himself
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AFTER DAaK.-We do not expect to rival New
York in the scenic effects at our Charleston Theatre
and it ls matter for congratulalion that the theat
rical troupes orc able 10 put on the boards with
good effect, SO sensational and stirring drama as
eAftcr Dalk" lhe Hibernian Hall Theatre Is ccany,
comfortable and we'll ventilated, and has been during
the season source of great amusement to stran'
gers as we'll as Chariestonians.
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EHE FIRST NATIONAL BANk.-The following
gentlemen were elected directors In this bank yessr
day: A. Simonds, Geo. ". Williams. E. W. Marshall,
D. Jennings, VIM L. Trenholm, J. L. Tobias. F. j.
PeIzer
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL PHYSICIANS (wheroyer it has been tried,
recommends "Hood's overcign Balm" for Coughs
Colds, Asthm,. whoopiug Cough, &c. It can be
found genuine at Dowie & Noises Drug Store, cor
ner of Meeting and Hasel streets.
January 13 wfmG
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RICHARD McHUNNY having been burnt ont at
the fire yesterday morning saved bis horses and car
riages, and can be found for the present ut the Mills
House stables.
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The BANK BILL INJUNcI1oN.-Int the ipjunc-
ton against Governor Scott 10 prevent HIM issuing
bonds to the blhol1ers OF the Bank of the State the
points of which have teen already fully published in
THE NEWS Messrs. Melton & Melton havo been re-
tanned as counsel By The payers of Columbia, and
Colonel D. q. Rutledge and Eon. Henry Buist By
the taxpayers of Charleston.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in Every style. Mince pies, fresh daily Hot cof
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Tne following sales Of
real estate were made yesterday:
By Messrs. Leltch & B-uns-
Two story WOODEN dwelling, Nc. 8 Marsh-street,
lot twenty by one hundred and sixteen feet, $500;
one-third cash, balance IN ono and two years.
Lot of land with buildings thereon, No. 1876 Meet
inC-strcct. fifty by one hundred ard seveuy-seven
feet $500; oncthird cash. balance one two and three
years
BY bIessrs ward!aw & Carcw-
House and lot, No. Q E!izs,cth street. lot Thirty by
one hundred and thirteen feet. ss25; oretl-d cash.
balance In one and two years.
by MIR. Louis d. Do5aus ure-
Thofollowlug residences aud plantations belonging
to the estate OF the late o!oncl John $. Ashe:
Brick residence. South By, lot scventy-four feet
by two hundred AMI SIKH deep. s15100.
Wooden mansion, north side OF south Bav, lot IF
ty-four feet by two h1ndnad and forty-oue deep.
s10.1O).
Sea islind Gotta pians,tion. knowa as "Poiat
Place." St. Paurs Co!eton, four hundred acres,
s40O
Plantation in AMI around ADAM Run, known as
"AIoss Hill," one thousand and ten acres s145".
All OF the above oae-third o4sh balance il ard
two yCa,s.
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mans Church:
CHARLESTON. 6. G, January -, 1862
To Messrs Jas. Fl. Murrcil. T. G.. chisolm, Henry
Cobia and J. f. Ficken, committee in behalf Of the
vesiry Of st. JOINS EngiIsh Lutherln Church:
Brethren: Grace and peace from God ollr Father,
and from the Lord Jesus Christ. Your lett"r OF the
9Th inst, expressing your kind feelings towards me-
and rendering me the position uf associate minister
to the reverend and beloved John Blchman, D. D.,
is before mo. am profoundly moved by this proof
of confidence and affection upon tho part Of so large
and influential portion of ta;s community. ltis
in nv heart 10 accept your proposal and it shall be
nv endeavor TO meet your Christian wishes. Heart-
ily rcciprocatng your good will and friendship, and
humbly uniting With you in imploring the blessing 2
God. and looking to Him, through the Lord Jesus
Christ for guidance and success beg to subscribe
myself your servant for Christs sake, in the bonds
of peaceful gospel, ,,,ore
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TIE PEOPLES BANK.-rhc following gentle
men were elected directors in this bank yesterday:
D. L. Mckay, James :. Gibbe,, John S. Riggs, VIM.
Aiken, Henry Cobia James N. Caldwell C. o.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST clRcULAT,oN.-THEs DAILY
sEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR
ouLArIoN IN THE OlTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LErTEkS RrMAiN.
INd IN THE PoSToSFICB AT The END OF
SACE WEEK. ACCORDIN& TO THE pEoyIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosrOFFIcE Law.
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PRESERVATION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO De. q.
DAyEGA-Therc was full attendance Inst night at
the Hebrew Hall in Broad-strcct of the members Of
the Hebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent socie-
ties to witness presentation If handsome testimo
nal to Dr. O. DaveYa, as an expression of their ap-
preciation of his past services and regret at his de-
parture. Dr.. Dnvega is very popular among the
Israces and has earned the regard of the societies
mentioned by gratuious professional services to
their beneHcaries during period Of sixteen year'
Tho testimonial consisted ofa handsome gold-headed
cane, and magnificent silvor pitcher and goblets
to match The articles boro the following inscrip-
ton: "presented to DR.. Columbus Davega by bis
friends in appreciation Of his services to the poor OF
the Hebrew Orphan and Hebrew Benevolent sooie-
lies of this city. Tho testimonial with tho accom-
panying complimentary resolutions. was presented
to DIR. Davcga by DR.. 2. Melvin Cohen In neat and
appropriate address, which was responded to by DR..
Davcga in few graceful words Of thanks.
DR.. Dayega will leave for Now Nork on Sunday
nnrf
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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SOUTHERN STOCKS IN New YonK.-The fo!-
lowing cheering paragraph is taken from tho New
York Herald OF sunday las: 'The Southern stato
bonds formed feature i'll Wal!-strcct TO day. Gen.
orally wide gaps in The quotations, but the
whole list was visited as Will appear in the prices
given below. Tho expected advent Of prosperous
times in the South accounts for the sudden inquiry
for his class securities. as on the previous day.
l ousianas were the fayorItc ard were extensively
deal. in Prices at four O'Clock were as follows:
Jennessces, coupon. Gs1la6s1s; CO., new 66a6s%;
virenas e1 coupon, 541ls 551, do. new. 562la57h;
Georgia sizes, ,7ska79; do sevens, soa0O7s: North
Carolinas, cx coupon, 641la64lS; do, now, 62a62M;
Missouri skies. s71zass; Louisiana sxes, ex coupon,
7Ga71 do, lcves skies, 6615a67; do, eiohts 75a7G;
Alabama eghts, e5asS: do, yes. 61a62; South Caro-
lima skies, d, 69a7l; do, -c:r $685. City Memphis
SKIES 5Qa5l Market Rampant
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For GEORGETOWN, CHERAw, &O.-The steam
er Planter is receiving freight, and will sail as above
on the 10th instant.
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WILLIAM ". HICKS.

CLUBS AND SrARs.-The following cases were
docheted yesterday OF the Guardhousc:
Charles Kennedy, colorcd lodged for having ole
iron in his possession, supposed to DO stolen, and
eecrcting himself in the doorway of the American
Hotel. Released.
Ecnry Lewis, colored, lodged subject to Chief Of
Poice's order
L. Alexander, white reported for having money in
his possession belonging to Johu Malone, and
refusing to refund.
J4cob Moore, colored. lodged for stealing cotton
from drays on East BaJ.
VIM. nase, co.ored, loiged for being drunk and
disorderly. and respassipg on the promises ut Mr.
r. wehm,ns sIore. corner East Bay and Lalirens-
street.
Two storckeepers were reported for sOlng liquo-
without license.
Charles Brown colored, lodged for assault and bat
terry on James Harrington, white. on Adsers Wharf,
yesterday.
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KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.--Iho ship Owego, ly-
Ing in the stream, and bound ior Liverpool. was
boarded, night before last ty runners, and nine of
the seamen on board seduced away. The c'ptain,
as soon as he dis overed the rascay that had been
practiced on him on the eve of going to sea, came
ashore and lodged information at the Detective Of.
fee. Yesterday Officer Chapman captured four of
the 1escrters and turned them over to the ship.
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w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUNS

Aucttonccrs.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Court Of
Equity for Charleston County, Twill cell, at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of February
pro1, at IL O'Clock at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
Store and outbuoings thereon, situate on the south
eide of Broad.street, corner OF Gadsden's Alley,
known as the No. II, measuring and containing In
front on Broad street tweny-seven feet six inches
27 it. in) and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three feet SIX inches 9S IT, in be the said dlmen-
sions more or less; cutting and bounding to the
north on Broad. treef east lands or late OF
-, south on lands now er late Of -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley.
Terms-Cnc-third cash; balance in one and two
wears, secured by bonds Of the purchaser, bearing
interest ut seven per cent per annum payable semi
annually secured by mortgage Of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and tor STAMPS
JOHN Z. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver Of DAWsoN & BLACKMsN.
January IL ws1
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BILL OF MoRTALITY.-Rcturno OF deaths with
in the City of Charleston, for the week enuing Jan
uary Q, 1860:
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING,

Society for Rslief of Families of INDECENT
Members of Medir al Profession. at o'clock.
South Carolina Ledge. ut z O'Clock precisely.
Franklin Lodge, at O'Clock.
German Fire Engi Company. a. O'Clock.
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Fl HoTEL AREIvALs-January 12.-PdcIior,
HostI-3. II. II. saltcs, Florence; Henry Griffin, "
MoWat r., Thomas Hurley and John Dwyer. phila-
dclpa,a j Gaslins. y u Gask;ns and Pc,,r Jonnins,
LYuch's Lake; j P Gayle Florence; Cain, Goose
Creek; W Gee. Darlington; L Clarke aud " u
Hcnnon. Louisville; Rev A Cornish, pendletor
John u Parker. Cooper River; NJ Webster, Ben.
nettsviUe; 1h'mls murphy, South Carolina: q
Brools, Washington; q Buckingham, Baruwoll;
W Townsend, Aiken; L Ds,chapgles, Clarsn.
don; J Ca:ri.an, Wriehrs Bluff
Charleston Hote!-a e Cavedo. steamer Dictator;
Geo " Mason. Posloff1cc Department.; Marshall,
Abbcvillc; j Gregg, Graniteville; D Moore and j
D Lasalle. Columbia; alalloy. Ch raw; wo q,
New York; J 5 NcvIns and Disbrounh New
Jersey; Miss B Ten Eyck and Chas Ten EycB, New
York: C W Burns. Wa!eoooro'. Me; W jackson.
city; stone. s; John Gray, Atlanta f Kol-
ly and wife, Cleveland; e Erhols, Lexington; Jas
Mcnamara and con, oiangeburg; WA Bender and
John W Keras Memphis; Evans, Society Hill;
Wm Jackson, Latrobc.
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CoNcoRD-SrREEr-oR CANAI3 - This thor
oughfare is in horrible condition in ainy weather,
and plank road should be ls:d at orce from Hasel
to Pinckney.street We ho ,rG this calculation made
by stranger, vino had business during the. late
rainy spell with the Baltimore steamers and the
Wando Fertilizins Company: 600 running feet
blank road twenty feet wi C. three inches thick,-
5000 feet at s1S per NJ si6s would be the cost Of
the principal material; and this walking ready
oner wanted TO know if such outlay could not be
afforded, at tive and half per cent tax on real
cstatc-or ont OF The $50 900 appropriated for Streets
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ST.. JpHN's LUTHERAN CHURcu.-The follow
ing is the repl sent by Dr. Hicks, yesterday, 10 the
formal call given him by the vcstry of DR.. Bach
mans ChurcN:
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MELANCHOLY OocURRENCE.-On the approach
Of the steamship Champion from New York, to her
wharf in this city about dark last evening, some az
element was caused By request from the ship that
ply sican he sent or 1t was soon ascerained that
Mr.. Robert Laton, passenger ABOUT sixty years Of
age. Lad suddenly f,llsn PROSTATE on board. With
the most serious symptoms. Immediate efforts were
made by the officers and passengers to relieve him,
and the services OF DR.. W. T. Wrasg were soen OBJ
tanned; but the Doctor had hardly reached the pa
tent when life was found to be extinct. supposed
from disease of the heart. While on sh,pboard the
deceased appeared to be good health, and the sad
event came with terrlsls quickness upon daughter
who accompanied him. and whose griet OF the ocoa-
aion appealed TO the sympathy Of all on board. It
MAS mentioned that he resided in the Cily of New
York or its vicinity.
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LADIES MUTUAL AID AssocIATIoN.-The fol-
lowing are the reports of this association for the
months of November and December, 1868: Novem-
ber. 1868: To balance SOS AZ t. saesroom account,
sees IS; subscription. s42 81. Total, 1927 A. By
cash paid, S223 balance on hand November 80, s104
Total. 1927 II. Amount of ordered work during the
month, S2S.
December, 1868: To balance. SlO4 "A; 10 salesroom
account, 81 60. Total SITS a. By cashpaid, $40;
balance on hand December 81, s35 IA. To.a s176 "a.
Amount of ordered work during the month. sS1 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The watch case manufacturers will hold a
meeting this evening, and naugurIte measures for an
advance OF wages There about 100 mechanics Of
this class I'm this city and Brooklyn; average wages from
<l5 go $50 per week. :,
The German cabinet makers are TO hold a
mass meeting in the Honston-st. casino TINS evening.
The carvers will hold meeting at the same place
tomorrow evening.
A telegram from Chicago, last evening, to
the President Of the International TalOrs' Union an
nOuuces the Talors strike IN that city az ended The
Taiiors strikes Cscnnau and Syracuse are also over
The messenger boys of the Franklin Iele-
eraph Company asked yesterday for advance OF one
cent per message which will make the price per message
four cents t Understood that the request VIII be
complied with. .
The Jouncymen HOrseshOers' Union OF
Brooklyn has been dissolved. .
The Cooperative Building Lot Association
received for the three months past S2I9 a. ana made
payments ON property, etc, ~ $9si2 -; has IN bank
1921 u; value OF property purchased >l2tO comprs
ing Olt shares; number shares yet To hc supplied I'll
AT the meeting last evening $6ij o. were appropriated,
and three new members were received.
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TIE INDIA MISSION.

That large number of our citizens take a
deep interest in the foreign missionary work fully
proven last evening by the attendance AZ the
NJ i. Church corner OF Bedford and Moron-sts. ltho
Rev. Mr. Goodman pastor) where u tea gathering was
held 10 bid adeu to the Misses ThOborn and Swain the
latter a graduate Of the Medical College Of Ponusylya
Mai HhO are TO sa tomorrow IN the steamship Nevada
as missionaries 10 the East ndies After singing nv the
congregation, the Rev Dr. Durbin, d. D., offered "a
ris GOOdfelOw, FOss, and Goodman, the peculiar la
bor and interest OF missionary work The Rev. DR..
Butler, D. D. who for twelve years was connected with
the mission in India, spoke on the social condition Of
women there, saying: The deep degradation OF woman
in India much the consequence Of the wicked
the generation the result Of the lcgs
latiOn Of Menu, who forty centuries defined the
standard OF as far inferior 10 that
OF man; forbade their education, and made
social equality unlawful No married woman there ever
eats with her husband at the table, walks with
rage from the moment of betrotha it Is regarded
a. inmOdes for woman To allow any man, hut her
husband, her face by this Characteristic ~ the
people, not qualified 10 Introduce the Christian
religion 10 women and therefore missionaries OF their
own sex are necessary. No medical gentleman h ever
admitted 20 the sick-bed Of the Eastern wite-her pusa
lion Is ascertaned 10y string wound tightly round the
wrist the other end o. which tho physician holds. Miss
Swain a physician for the soul and bodya real
follower OF the Lord and Master who also healed the SICK
Of body and mind The English Government gives 10000
India. At the close Of the religious exercises refresh
mcnts served In the basement OF the church, and
the congregation then enjoy some choice music by the
choir