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TICKETS, So


rFVmE DRAWING Will TkWE
~ plaee az MRsOnic Temple, in Lunia-
vile, Kentuclrys on the ist dty OF aeptem
ber, 1859.
Agrnfs will furnish pamphiota glgng
description Of tile property, and contain
ing the aot OF the Legislatnre Gulh0rztag
tts sale.
Commissioners who VIII manage tho en-
terprlhe are named ln the noa ot the Leeia-
iature mud their integrity IND respomais
biiity are endorsed Ia thD ceruhciue8
(which will be found IN the phmpnletaD
of Governor John w. ttcvenHUm, Hons.
Garrett Davia and ThOinns g. Mei-rcerE'
United States senalOra. Hon. john H.
Bunch, Speaker OF the KCrtucky House
OF Representative. Hon. Archibald UlNout
Joseph Adams, President Of tie Fafmer'
BANK, IA. ". Dallam, President on tie Aa-
tionai BANK ohm N. Balret and Others 0f
Henderson, Ky; Hon. W. n. Pnrrott, Judge
or the Circuit Court ot the FiHceuth JUDI
cIai District, aud M. =. Johnson, Judge of
the Court 81 Common Elenki of lnulnuui /
Hon. Wm- IA. Walker, Mayor, dnhn 81.
Hopkins. President First Nilfional Bank
and Others, OF Evansville, Indiana. aud
many OthGr gentlemen of position nuA
prominence Ia Kentucky ana ArdianR.
TICKETS can be purchased 90
L. II. LYME, Farmera' Bank, Hbhder-
* B. ALgxANDER, ComraereiaI BANK,
THos. 4. x. BROOKS, Covineton. I1ss;
/ JOHN a.. LATHAM, Pres demt Hmmk nf
| HOpkinsvilic, HUpkimsViile, hy.
james 7. Daiiitm, Commercial BANK, Pa
so Books opened az these points on tho
lsf of October, 1855.
PII LIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
Street, between Main aud fgCafmurnt Mmm
s.EMoHIN; DIXON g CO. no. = north 5ti
Agents &C Henderson. KY, Tor those hn
desire 10 purchase. se23 dtt
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The Senate bin appropriating $50 coo fol
the Teiief OF the poor aud destitute people
oi the District OF Columbia passed.
The Senate amendment to the House
bill regulating the duties on c pper and
copper ore coming up. Schepck moved t.
suspend the rules, 10 consider tie amend
-meDt now.
Benjamin moved to adjourn.
Brooks asked: What condition will the
bill be in if the House shall nDaadj jOurn
+ The speaker repl1ed that the motion Go
suspend the rules would come up next
Monday.
House adjourned.
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HONETARY u 60 bIMERCEAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANcIAL-There is no material change
in the money market Maturing paper is
paid with more promptness, and the re-
ceipts Of currency are large, so that there
Is an easier'feeliDg that indicates that the
worst is over. Rates of interest are as. usual,
10 to II per eeut. G
Exchange on New York is in good de-
mard at par buying, and LILO premium SELL
ing. 10
Gold is steady at 135 buying, and I36
selling.
Government Bonds are more actlve, but
without change in rates. sav.
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Memphis Market.
By relegranI

oS Aoi'ei~Ph.l dhhfttia, FEB 4.
CorToN-Quiet and unphanged In abb
sence or cable news; receipts since Batur-
day %,f30 bales; exports ,59!j bales.
FLOUR -Quiet and unchanged.
CoRS-0sc
OATs-72a73c
HAY-S34 O0a25 20.
BRAN-g2j.
PORE-s32 90
BARD-20d22e
I714aISc
DRE5sED HOGs-I2JSal3o.
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NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, February 1.-The
House of Representatives passed to-
day, on the third reading, bill to
sell the railroads which have not paid
the interest on the State bonds.
Captain j E. Stacey, Government
Agent, last week closed two distil-
leries in Lincoln aud one in Franklin
for violations Of the revenue laws.
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Gov EOrk GOId ana sloek Markel.

n TUTTT. IUD- I.
MoHEE-MOre active at 0ag7 per cent. tho
tranAacttous At per ccnt. being rather ex-
ceptIonal in the intter part OF the day.
STEkhING-tlnieLat at a1sagz. nar
1oLD -LOweri opened At GB12, and closed
i5.t's 9LJz. The ciearance to-day OF gold
by the EXchange Bank was e35 0O0,0OO.
GOVERNMENT Are dull and lower on
reports rom Washington that the resOlu.
tiOn declaring $40 bonds payable In cefn
wili not pass. Coupons OF 'SI II2ail2lx: I:
DO 62, li21s9 il3; do. '6l, l004al09&; do. d5
l0s54 glOS1z; do. 6s, lOss6gIOs1z; iO-4Os, 1850
lUSl4. 20
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3 COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 1.-At
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Pan Haudle Road, held at Steuben-
vile to-day, the lease of the Colum-
bus, Chicago. and Indiana Central
Railway to the Pan Handle Road was
unanimously approved.
The old Board of Directors were
re elected for the ensuing year.
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CHICAGO.
COurt PrOeeedIngs-The Poisoning
Case.


CHICAGO. February 1.-The Supe-
rior Court Grand jury ia their inves-
tieation of the alleged poisoning of
Becker, a barber in the Sherman
House, two weeks ago, have discov-
cred bottle in the deceased's shop
that Lad contained conis, a most
deadly poison. It is now thought
that the application of this poison to
Becker can be proved upon DIR. Ia
ramba, who is now in Jail awaiting
trial on the charge of murder.
1t was announced in Springfield
to-day that Governor Palmer will
veto Fuller's bill to regulate fares on
the railroads in this State.
In the wooden mill at Peoria, Illi-
nois, on Saturdays a girl had her scalp
torn off by being drawn into card.
ing mill, yet she is likely to recover
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Louisville Narket.


BY TeieGraph.f IoutgvrIrw Icab I
ToBAcco-Saies or e2hsds new Iugs To old
cutting ieata 80 00Gsl7 30 ~ ITo-7
GOTrON-2Sc. ~ .fts#. .M
MESS pORR -s3l CO.
LARD-2l5S sf2le a4ft faiil .sfl-H
BACON - Shoulders l4t<c clear rff, nfffaa
l7z&c. and clear sides iSl<e.I -
BULK SIIOULDEfss - Igfsc cIear rtteidae
WIIEAT-Sl 75aI s.
CORN -60A0jc. fTH
OATS-GJc. -
RYE-sl 42 t+'t
FLoUR-Superfine s. 75a6 q.
WHIsKY-Raw free 8704gSe.
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LOUISVILLE.
Escape of Inmates from the Work
House.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. -Four inmates
of the work house escaped therefrom
last night, but they were all recap
tured this morning at JeffersonyiLe.
Grounds for new trial for VIM.
Keil, the wife murderer, were filed
this morning.
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European Market.

10y ehblei alsoNDoN. Feb. 4.
Consols, 93l4; 5-2gs, eiivaneed. 7szS; (; Erie,
~ Illinois, 9kH ziOcks nrn.
FEANEFohr, Feb. - Eve 20's, 1890
LINERP0OL., Feb I-Eve.--COtton. firm.
~ liza FOR midland uplands: iiTs for
Orieans; sales estimated at 5000 bales.
The shipments from Bombay since the last
report, january 29th, were 10000 bates Red
western wheat, vs. 9J09slld; corn, 3is "a for
Old, 3lsllssss 81 for new. i -.
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TH STORE. AND TO ARRIVE
n from the city on the IIiu on the
l5cariy Danks OF the Wabasn, which we
offer 10 tne trade:
600 bush. choice Oats, In bags;
500 bush. po atOes:
80 tierces Mol Lard;
- kegs No I Lard
lO0,OJ3 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides, and
Hams;
Is bbls. choice Family Flour, at
BUILDERS EMPORIUM,
Water 81, bet. Locust and Walnut,
Evansville. Ind.
jazz d30t BABCOCK q STEELE.
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EllROP
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

s-f a'a As SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. lit is understood
that the Grst business OF the Consti-
tuti0nal Cortez, which is soon to as
semble, will be to establish directions
to govern the country until a SOW
ereign is chosen.
A deputation, consisting Of citizens
in favor of Republic, freedom and
religious worship, waited upon the
Ministers yesterday, and wished them
to issue a decree declaring absolute
separation of the Church and State.
An immense crowd gathered in the
streets in front of the Ministerial
palace, and clamored for religious lib
erty. The ministers replied that they
would refer the whole subject to the
Constitutional Cortez. The govern
ment has prohibited large and pOpu-
| lar demonstrations, as the utt r
ance of political cries IN the streets
are liable to lead to disturbances Of
the public peace and order.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 1.-General Dix,
| American Minister, yesterday re-
/ ceived Hon. Auson BurIingame and
the Chinese Ambassadors with their
Suite.
Princess Matilda gives a reception
this week to the Chinese Embassy
The report is current that General
Dix protested against the unusual
honors with which MIR. Jeffer-
son Davis was recently received VT
! st. Cyr, while on a visit to the mill
tary schools there. 1t is officially
| denied by the French Government
that the Minister of the United
Ssatcs has made any such protest.
PARIS, February /. IA telegram
from Constantinople asserts that Mr.
Morris, the American Minister, in
| structed by Secretary Seward, has
offered TO the Sublime Porte the me-
| diation Of the Government Of the
United States In the quarrel between
Turkey and Greece. sa-s 81
ENGLAND.
LoNnoN. February IA dispatch
from Athens, dated yesterday, an
nounces that the majority of tho
Greek Cabinet have decided to agree
to the proposition OF conference
When the question was brought 20 ;
final vote, four Ministers gave theil
voices for signing the protocol, anC
three, including Nj. Bulgaris, Presi
dent of the Ministry, voted against 1t
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, February THE Reichs
rath mas adopted the bill allowing
trial by jury in all eases of violation
OF laws for regulating the press.
CON E@ SIoNAL.
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BosToN, February IA private
dispatch by cable announces the
death of Miss Agnes Elizabeth, the
youngest daughter of Governor Olaf
lin, in Rome.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-The
New York 1rtJuae's announcement
of Thomas G. FIorence's death is in
correct. He still lives, though in bad
health.
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KHTOOD a. WATER have opened a
w Wood Yard on Fifth Street, be-
tween Locust aud Walnut, and shall keep
constantly on hand iull supply
Having had hose attached To my WateF
wagon, am prepared TO MI clsterns on
very moderate terms.
Orders left at my residence on walnut
Sire L. bet tween Tnir.i and FOURTH, VIII be
DrornDLfy nIIed. THOMAS BULLhiN.
fIfssey dim
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tared, but such notes as are offered are
bought at = per cent. of. EflEFbE
The following quotations are from the
office o. W. j. Lowry 4 Co., Bankers, No. 6
First street.
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, $50 PRlEEs IN TOWN Lots,

t Valued a. $500 each.
GAO PRIZES In TOWN LOTS,
Valued at 500 each.
80 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS.
Valued al gs0 each.
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z~aRGY DYE HOUSE.
F. GRAUPNER,
DYER AND ,CpOTP ZIP

FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry
silk, Wool. Cotton, &c., eOIored 10 order.
All work warranted, and any damages
promptly paid. lma27 dom
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POstpOnement of Henderson County
Land Sale.

GwrBIE GTNDEREtGNEB, WHO MERE
~ appointed Commissioners by the Ken
duct the Y Henderson, II Comfy land Hnio" /"
OF Win. McLatn, Esq. take ihis methou az
annonMcina to the public ihnt lh9 drawing
of prizes fn tho enterprise has bneu Wua-
pOned until the Let day of kapfflnhhr, 1892.
When, on the LIST OF October Ias q, TIE emtet-
prise was laid before the publiri ~ was
ciuded by the ilth Of Janunry, 1853. bhe
day liked for the drawinfi but several
causes, none Of which were huticipnlHul
and which cOutd not be controlled ~ th1
Commissioners nor by the owner 81 bhN
properly, combined 20 prevent ~. Among
tain printed matter VI the time contracted
for, the extreme striEency Ot tnn fnpaMy
market, and the distIust 10 thq nlinds ~
by causes which are yet fxeiil im the rHcni~
lection OF the bubble
Though tickets are now being rapidly
sold. sufficient number lEHVe iimA Deth
disposed Of 10 Justify transfer pi thn
properly without bringing Toss upon tho
The farming lands oinbraced iu tho on-
ierprise, nearly eight hnlmred acres pt
winch are cleared and tilfable, VII ~
rented uul for the pre.e anfrrlHa3. tlffpd
bonds for the rent VIII be iHkelif aia fltsih
bonds viii DO assigned Gle ufsanA VINO
The money tor tie tickets Sold is 10 the
hands 81 the maeufe, aud aiiuuid any SHARE
holder be dissatisfied Win lh1 p9t tPnht-
inent, his money viii bo refunded ou the
presentation 81 hib ticket.
| The undersigned ththk il VIII NOT he
amiss 10 say, in fllls coulioctlous That neF
| have no pecuuiary Interest 50 tlte above
| enterprise, nor viii they have im thn tm-
lure. They Will moi receive one cent lnr
their services and they do not now, uun
viii not no amy timci own, lf0ldi Or cputrol
IA single ticket la tie cnterpflaei nor one
| dollar received nom tie sale 81 tickets VIII
be used by them, nor can the nWhe AZ lhe
| property Touch, use, or control any ilufi ol
| Ia until after the drawing takes place. Anu
| should the enterprise by any Unforeseen
| contingency, prove "a failure, ALI mpue}
| received FROM the sale Of tickets VIII be
| promptly returned ON presentation 81 tho
| tickets 10 the agent from " hom bought.
y. BANKS,
W. ~. HOLLOWAY
ROBERT "a. GLASS
E. f. HrAHLlNui
GRANT GREEN
Janll d4w w. IS. ELANfs
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the protection OF settlers on the Cherokee
lands. and in favor "a the payment OF the
claims OF tn Kansas volunteers. e. e
L Morgan, from the Committee on Com
imerce, reported back the bin to encourage
and facilitate telegraph communication
between she ksassern and Weste n Gonti-
DenJs, with anam endment in the nature
Of a substitute.
1t provides that the American and Asia
tic Telegraph Company snail have exeiu
sive right for fourteen years To construct
ard main am lii . or ines of submarine
cabls TO connect the two continents; pro-
NlaGa that each line or lines shall co n
mence at Cape st. Juan, Washington Ter
rItory, and be laid BY way. of Alas "a; and
Peoylaed Ina VOTE VOTE De MaaaliIl Ilea on s
from the passage OF this bill.
Section 2 authorizes the Secretary of The
Navy to detaiI one or more steam vessels
to assist in making soundings, transport
Ing material, and laying cable
Section 3 provides for giving the United
States priority in the use Of the lines, ,.and
them; also authorizes the Secretary OF
War and the Secretary OF the Navy 10 pro-
tect them when necessary.
The last sec ion reserves 10 Congress the
right at any time to add 10, alter, orrepeaI
the foreg Ding provisions
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the
Consular appropriation bll. Most of the
amendments Teported by the COM mi ttee
on Appropriations were agreed to; among
them that striking out the clause of the
House bill on the consolidation OF the
South American Mission.
Patterson, of New hampshire, offered an
amendment reducing tie appropriation to
carry into effect the treaty between the
United States and England, for the sup
preston of the African slave trade, from
$4,000 to s., eco.
rIhls was opposed by summer, who liken-
ed the proposition to one esmaee 10y Slfdesb
in his palmiest days, in defense of 5 avery
The appropriation was to pay he expenses
OF Counts. which our GoVernmeflb1 was
bound, by treaty stipu latlon, To InRiniain-
After discussion, Patterson moved to re-
duce the amount TO 81 500, with a. provlso
that hereafter the salary OF each OF the
Judges shall be $1,000 per annum. This
was pending " hen the senate adjourned.
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BANKABLE FUNDS
u. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes, aaI

g ~ t@SEhAl. TRADE OF THE CIrY.-Ihc Gen-
eral trade of the city last week was in
every respect satisfactory for the season.
IL Is confidently expected that the trade at
the commencement of the Spring Will be
far better than at any former Spring. The
prospect IS. is.considered Gatterlng
The JoiLo'ofng quotations represent the
wholesale markets. Purchases and sales IA
small tots '0iH rary sOnaea0Iat from The prices
0rinel
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The InrIrmeni scnsen,

Npifs TTfTrTs as TuE WAS ANp fErHir
The dram. which searching cold make ul1n the
vital powrrs II the sbiiairi aud delicate arr not
lees severe than the drain upon their strength
cI by excessive beat. The vast drsIaTiiy bcINtsb
the Temperature II oVcr,hsais rooms aud Offices, al
this season, aud tho hisiliiy at the outer air, Is
fruitful SQUIRE of rickurss To Drgiiy tho b'is
against the wi consequence. 81 the sudden alefna'
tious Of heat aud cold rrernd To, tho vital orfanl
zaion should he strengthened and endowed with rN'
tia resistant powers 10y the u.a ola wholesome la
Vigorant; aud, 81 all PREPARATIONS for this purIose.
whether embraced Ia the regular Pharmacop"ii,
or advertised In the public journals) there Is none
that will compare In purity aud excellence with
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BiTrEIs. Acting d..
rrcily upon the organ which converts the food into
the ucl Uf Ill., the preparation impart. to II tone
aud visor which I. communicated to every ibro Of
the frame. The digestive functions being accclera'
ted by It's tonic OPERATION the liver regulated 10y ls
anti.bious properties, aud the waste matter Of tho
system carried or pnnctually by its mild ar"rlcnt
action, the whole organization will necessarily be
in the best possible condition 10 meet tho shocks OF
winirr aud the sudden changes Of temperature. The
weak aud sensitive, especially, caunot encounter
these vicissitudcs with safety, unless their tender
systems art Strengthened aud hraced by artificial
means. Every liquor sold staple Of trade Is
adultrared, and were II otherwise, mere alcohol IL
simply a temporary excitanl which, when its first
cilec.s have subsidized, leaves the physical powers
land the mind Ms well,) in u worse condition than
before IlosTETrER'S BlrTERS, ON the other
hand, contain the essential properties Of the most
valuable tonic and Alternative roots, banks and herbs,
and their active principal is the m"iowest, least
aud most inocuous Of all dinusive stimu'
lautI
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The SalIfe Haynes.o

We announced in our last the departure
of this steamer for the lower river aud Gal
weston. We have information of her up to
the evening of the l4th, (last Sunday,) on
which day she passed through the slough,
or McGarveys Pass, around the famous
raft, safely aud without accident Of any
kind.
Leaving the lower landing, below town,
Mt l2 o'clock on Friday Of last week, she
PASSED Miller's Ferry at clock, and ran
down 10 within one mile Of the mouth Of
White Rock Greek, where she tied up for
the night Plenty Of water and some few
snars, but met with no trouble. On satur-
DAY, the 18th, ran only some 10 or y miles,
n. through four floating RATS and cut out
quite q number Of snags and overhanging
limbs and trees, and tied up for the night
at Elams Bluf. Sunday, the l4ih, took in
wood, in consequences OF which got late
starr. but mad. good run, reaching Dav-
dy's Ferry q. lOo'olOek an From Clark's
MIL near Daudys Mr.. A. S. CLARK accom-
panied the boat through Meearrsy's Pass.
which vas accomplished without any diff
Guilty or accident Of any Kind. Al well
on board and in gsod spirits.
To Mr.. J. S. Ballard aud Mr.. CLARK We
are indebted for the abSTs report.
s-sines ibs above YES written, We
have learned Inst the ssIlis Haynes passed
Trinidad (nouih Of East Pofsl On Tusslay
afisrsosr last
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COLLIN COUNTY.
Proposals for Building
Jail I'm Dallas County


DY VIRTuE OF AN order of the IIonora-
I'D bic Police Court of Dallas County, Tex.
rs, at the January Term, 1869, thereof,
sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned Clerk Of the County Court OF
Dallas County, Texas, until the LIST Monday
in April 1869, to build brick Jail for
Dallas county. Said Jail to be two stories,
each s feet high, 1919 feet in clear; the
wall of the lower story to be u inches
thick, and of the upper story to be Is inches
thick; one door and one window for each
story; window and door facings to he OF
cast iron; roof TO be made OF zinc and the
floors to be covered with sheet iron; the
whole building to be braccd with iron rods
and caps, four rods and eight caps to each
story.
Also, at the same time, bids will be re-
ceiycd for building an iron cage, for said
Jail, l2xi2 feet and feet high.
Said Jail and cage 10 he paid for out of
a special tax levied for the purpose and
payable in one aud TO two years.
Bidders will be required to furnish COM
plcte plans and specifications for the whole
building and also for the iron cage, said
plans and specifications to accompany the
bids and to correspond with the general
outlines given above.
The contract will be awarded by the
Police Court at the April Term, 1869 to
the lowest responsible lder, rcserving,
however, the right to reject any or all bids,
in their discretion. The person or persons,
to whom the contract may be awarded will
be required to give bond with approved
security, Ia double The amount Of The BID
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HRLsGsoUs NOTICES.



IA 81 HaIt gill pIrash TrsulsTlg To- DALLAS "a
a.. Let AL snd IeTd's dsss, ns9nins -ha oFh'hs'
ia ssrh monih,
suljerl faT nrKi Lords day sa"FsisH--i ITO ara ~
ths liReAaua ~ Gei."
Is..iss.-,.Ths oTs.nis La~ ofihs kingiam,'
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL en- h'll,-hNihs
ssTsios gill h. hslA ~ VI every sasa.i m.'hlAs ~
Ials a'rlork, 10 the loser HoH u Nc t"as hsh"ei
lTisk hailains oa MsiR street, Sunday school ~
tks .ams raaua a. e'rleek 4, "
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH -kesui.F
ssrsisss az h.li every sunday q, u e'slssA \, ~
aaa Al .aTiy candle light sabbath Schools ' a'a"'
al a'slask A, ",
OLD SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures i-hT'
MIL MCDONALD, gill PFrsrh Al The 'aml~fiAhl
pTsshyisIian Charrh, on the third sAhlN'h 10 rs'h
month,
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev A J. HaESEs, Faster, viii pIsarh Al The 'um
LsTIand Presbyterian Church, nn tho soohi sni
faaFih sabhaihs In each uahlh shh W., " v,
u.Ns. on the hrsi sud nhh sahtaihs, Ia The sane
Iulldine.