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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-04-12

Louis Leon, in his new Clothing
Store, has added to his stock an entire
new stock of Hats and Caps, so that
any man or boy can be dressed from
head 70 foot,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-04-12

The new Clothing Store of Louis
Leon Is an entire success. He is do.
ing a larger business than was antici-
pated by anybody. The reason is, he
deals fair and honorable, sells Goods
cheap and gives satisfaction.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-04-12

For circulars containing a full de-
scription Of The Pictorial Family BIZ
BILE, with sample sheet, and terms to
Agents, address "Poiter's Standard
Bible ard Testament House."
JOHN e. POTTER CO.,
Publishers, GA ard GIT SAMSON ST.,
Philadelphia. C3m40)
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-04-12

MINISTER'S. TEACHERS, STU
DENTS. FARMERS, YOUNG MEN and
WOMEN-those who would meet tnc most
profitable of all employmcnts-are invited
to correspond with US with a view to an
agency. Not Il few such are now averaging
from $4,000 to $1,000 annual profit in its
sale. There is a great want for the book
and a rich field offered, while it will Gle
rate the spiritual condition by the constant
contact with and conversations upon its
beautiful and eternal truths.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-04-12
j. CROEL, Sec'y

ALWAYS GET THE BEsr.-A large
supply of fresh and reliable Early
York, Early -ugar-loaf, Early Win
ningstadt and Flat Dutch Cabbage
seed; Early fomato, Sweet Mountain
Pepper and Celery seed. Also n fine
assortment OF Flower seeds and spring
Bulbs. Warranted I esh and true to
name at the Drugstore of DR.. w. K.
FOLTZ,' Ashland, O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
ENGLAND.


LoNDNN, August "a.
The Amnesty Association, Of Dublin
will hold II meeting at Phoenix Park,
September Sd, to petition the Queen for
the liberation of the political prisoners.
Commodore Ashbury's Of the Yacht
Lcconia, starts on the 3lst Of August for
York.
A strike by $50 worl;men has occurred
at Leeds, Tho newly employed work.
men of New Castle were simply hissed
at yesterday by the strikers. No trouble
is now approhcndcd,
There is great excitement over the
election for member OF Parliament in
place OF Chas. Buxton. Watney Tory,
the candidate Is now 800 ahead,
GurnCy, the British Commissioner Of
the Washington treaty sails in Septem.
ber, accompanied by his eldest son Sir
Stafford, OF NOrthcOl az Secretary
The Quccnis is slowly recovering.
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The Vote in the State.

The scattering returns from the interior
are too meagrc to Justify much comment
or speculation. So far as they indicate
anything it Is favorable for the defeat Of
the Convention. MOundsvillc last year
gave Gov. JACOB lG majority. 1t now
riyes majority Of l33 against Covcn.
ion which is l4S better than last year
BcnwOOd gave Gov JACOB 10 majority.
Now II gives 90 majority the other way
n gain of ~, DUE no doubt to
Mr.. Goop's speech, and especially
10 his profanity larkersburg last
year gave Democratic majority Of 81.
Now it il 81 the other way--an improve.
ment 0lS2. We lind Wood reported NJ
giving over 100 Democratic majority last
year II our correspondent is right we
gain $50 in that county, Falrmont and
Palntinc have done we'll We have not last
years figures to compare with Martins.
hurg gave Gov STEVENSON 10 majority
last year. Now II gives the Convention a
majority Of GA loss there Of rOl, due
partly ynodoubt to the personal influence OF
Mr. FAULKNER We hope for better
news from the county Piedmont last
ycar gave Governor .lACOH n majority Of
~. Now il gives the Convention hut 32,
Il gain there Of ST. Berkeley Spring does
well so does Kanawha, seeing that tho
paper Of the State" is printed there.
Cranberry last year gave Governor SrE.
yENsoS n majority of %. Itnow gives
one Of 1Gs against II Conventional gain
If a.
Tho DRIFT Is favorable hut wc have not
enough to hnse m opinion on as To the
State.
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The Pennsylvania Central steals I
March at IIarper's Ferry.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a.
II Is reported in Washington that Col
Thos. A. Scott has concluded negotiations
with the Harper's Ferry Water Power
and Manufacturing Company for their
recently purchased Of the Gov.
ernment nj ITarpefs Ferry. This Is a
movement in rnilroad strategy Of great
importance, as u will give the Pennsyl-
vania combination possession Of n point
through which II can secure much shorter
route between Washington and the West
than that now being constructed by the
Baltimore g. Ohio Company. 1t Is ihti.
mated that the object is to extend the
road from Hagerstown, in Maryland, to
Martlnsburg, Berkeley county, W. Va,
and from thence down the Potomac 10
Harper's Ferry, and from thence across
the Shenandoah to Edwards Ferry,
where II will form n junction with the
Washington d Ohio road.
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Rep. gain over last year,

Last year Gov. JACOB had a majority in
these seven townships Of 2G4. This year,
the Democratic scheme for q Convention
which Gov. JACoR at tho eleventh hour
wrote letter in support Of, Is rcjectedhy
these same townships by Il majority Of
l50, making gain of 493, The Demo
cratic Central Committee, the Wheeling
Register and the other Democratic organs
and advocates ofthe scheme, declared the
question party isSne; and being made
such by these accredited representatives
Of the Democratic party, we are able to
announce Republican gain in this city
over the vote for Governor last year, Of
l98
How Is that for high How will 1t do
as u Judgment on the Register crew who
wanted the people OF this city to turn the
yrndstOne for thcmY There arc Just 3Sj
Bakers dozens in that Republican gain.
How will that do for II new departure for
Wheeling?
We don't know what the country town,
ships may do, and don't care much. This
handsome beat NJ the Convention crew
here IL glory enough for one day,
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-Lorillard's yacht Enchantress, thirty.
two days from Sicily, arrived at Newport,
H. l., yesterday A. M
The oil works of John Spear & Co., OF
Pittsburgh, were damaged by fire last
evening, caused by the explosion OF a still
Loss small and covered by insurance.
The promised accounts Of the New
York Controllers office, will make vol.
rlne Of about 5000 pages.
Fifteen million Of the new 5 per cent
bonds will he shipped by Saturdays
al Gamer,
subscriptions to the new loan ycsicr.
day, $l1, 100000.
The weather clerk predicts for to-day
4 rising temperature and light winds from
Virginia and Kentucky 10 New England
The conditions will be favorable for local
II orms over this small area
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SAN DOMINGO.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. .
Direct intelligence by steamer from San
Domingo reports the country tranquil, no
disturbances having occurred since the
rorlt Of Cabral at San Juan.
The financial situation was relieved by
tho receipt Of the proceeds Of the United
States San Domingo loan. The friendly
tone OF the report from the United States,
which has been circulated through the
country, was pleasing to the people. Bae2
was preparing to celebrate the anniver.
sary Of the Dominican victory over the
spaniards,
An explanation has been demanded ns
TO the course President Saget pursued In
permitting Cabral TO harrass the Domini.
can frontier.
The sugar and tobacco crops are both
large.
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The st. Johns sculI Rice.

hls bVhNl Az Dat mug NON S''
The second Tyne crew say that Ren.
forth should not have rowed, as he was
subject 10 faintng ilts while under excite.
mcnt
The programme Is changed lOr the
present md no further entries have been
made.
Fifty special police have been sworn in
in anticipation Of the Arriva Of suspicious
characters.
There must lave been from fifteen to
twenty thousand spectators present when
RGnIorth dropped his oar. Both crews
paused Tor n moment, when the TYNE,
turning; made for the shore IIcnlOrth
rallied for five minutes alter reaching his
hotel and was able to speak. Violent
pains, however, ensuCd, with discharges
Of blood and mucous matter from the
mouth and severe pnrging The symp.
toms OF his disease point to the operation
Of drugs, but no suspicion attaches to the
81. John crew. The CorOners will make
II thorough investigation. The principal
winners are American hackers. The
Tyne crews and persons from the West
are the chief losers.
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WASHINGTON.
Newspaper Office serenaded.

WASHINGTON, August "a.
The Daily Chronicle office, wAB serenad.
this evening by the Grand Army of the
Republic, 10 indicate their approval of
the course that paper iavOrs III removing
political opponents from the departments,
and appoint Union soldiers In their places
From one thousand to two thousand ler.
sons were present.
NON ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT.
The non.arrival of the President here
to-day has disappointed many who seem
ed anxious to see him.
THE NEW LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan, made dI.
rect TO the treasury up to noon to-day,
amounted to $2,G2S,0O0, in addition 10
Jay Cooke n Co., who report seven mil
lions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
The Builenbarger Poisoning Case.
CoLUMRrs. O. Anrnst "a.

"S''''''t ~ AAuSHNN ~
The first witness examined to-day in
the Buffenharger case was John Holmes,
n school teacher. He had boarded at
BufIenbargcPs house, and on two occa.
sions saw Colburn there. Colhurn and
BufTcnbarger seemed intimate.
VIM. Jones testified that he saw Col.
burn at Buncnbargcr's house twice, and
thought he saw him there the third time,
in the dusk of the evening, going around
the stable about three months beiare Bui.
fenbarger's death. Three years before
Buffenbarger's death the witness sold $50
acres of land TO him. He suggested TO
Buflcnbargcr that ho deed the land to his
wife, now Mrs. Colburn. Bufenbarger
replied "Ann has been Il good woman
to me, and think its my duty"
Alfred Struap swOrn-He used TO visit
the residence of Mrs. Colburn's father to
sec the girls. On one occasion Mrs. Col.
burn asked him what he thought Of Old
Buff. Hbtsaid he was q pretty good old
fellow. She said II she wanted him she
could have him, and then asked him how
long the old man would live lie re.
sponded that he would probably live ten
years. She replied, That's the devil Of
itw
Tho witness in reply to questions on
cross. examination, was singulArly forget.
ful in regard TO dates, places and persons
relating TO the alleged conversation sworn
TO on direct examination
Mrs Ella lIarris-She had been en-.
ployed in the family to make q black
silk dress, which wns not trimmed like
mourning dress. On the Cross.e examina.
ton Mrs. Harris said that the dress was
trimmed with black lnCe and not crape,
and was not cutlike mourning dress.
At this point the prosecution called for
q decision on the motion 10 exhumo tho
remains BuIenbargCr. The Justice de.
cided that all the testimony for the prose.
cution should bo submitted before the mo.
tion would be passed on.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, August "a.

NEW York, August "a.
The sale Of the Elevated Railway has
been ordered by the Court on September
10th, to satisfy the creditors, and It Ia eX.
pected that the amounts received will not
exceed the value Of the materials.
The Tribune Is dissatisfied with the
Mayors proposition for investigating the
city accounts by a selected committee, and
thinks that the investigation can be made
by the people when the accounts are first
pnblished.
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Tragedy at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, August e.
p. II. Cavanaugh, tailor, who resides
on Canscy street, was shot about noon to.
day, by Reuben Jones, who fired the con.
tents of aahot gun in the bowels Of Cav.
anaugh, who is now dying. They had n
difficulty yesterday about the sale of n
grocery store, and for which Cavanaugh
was arrested to-day. He was released on
a bond Of five thousand dollars for carry.
ing concealed weapons, and passing Jones
grocery, the quarrel was renewed, with
the result given above. Jones surrender
ed, claiming that he fired In self defence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25

The Secretary of the Treasury, re.
commends in letter to the Secretary Of
State, based upon the official dispatches
OF Minister Low, that there be no inter.
vention by the United States, as to repair.
ing the light houses on the China coast.
lie being Of the opinion that that the Chi.
nese government will in time fulfill its
obligations in this respect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
CHICAGO.
The " Other Bishop" in the Cheney
Case..Failure Of Grain Dealers.

The " Other Bishop" In the Cheney
Case..Failure of Grain Dealers.
CmCAGo, August "a.
The "othcr Bishop" alluded to in the
article on the Cheney case now going the
rounds Of the press and copied from the
Protestant CAIrchnldn, Is known to he
Bishop Whipple, Or Minnesota, formerly
rector of the Church of the Communion In
this city, q high church man and person.
al friend Of Bishop WhitehousP. 1t was at
his suggestion that the visit of Bishop Lee
and himself was male TO this city, but as
the Bishop Of Illinois was at that time ab.
sent on II visitation, narrative Of tho rGla.
tons OF the :wo visiting Bishops to the
Cheney case, Il Is stated, il embodied in
the letters and documents which will ere
long be made public. The publication, II
is claimed, becomes necessary and proper
rs reply to the statement Of Bishop Lee,
and will be looked for with u lively inter.
est, as some questions of fact us well As
ecclesiastical courtesy arc involved in the
narrative as given in the Ghurrhmdn.
Drafts drawn hero on Ol}rien, Pierce Il
Co, OF Portland, Maine, who have been
operating heavily in grain in this market
and Milwaukee, were returned protested
anil the house Is reported to have failed.
II is understood that the firm were short
nearly million bushels Of wheat sold in
this market within the past few weeks.
Their loss has also resulted In the failure
OF three smaller houses who were opera
ting for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
MISSOURI.

Meeting Of EE.ConfcdtnteS....I;ood
Feeling and Good Sense Mani.
tested.
ST. Louis, August "a.
The Republicdn has n dispatch from
Huntsville, Mo, saying that about twelve
hundred ex.Coniederates assembled at
the Roanoke Fair Grounds to-day Gov.
Reynolds, Gen. Shelby, Col Stayback
and Captain Collins were called ont and
made speeches, The utmost good feel.
ing prevailed, and politics were not al.
luded to. Among the resolutions passed
was one that 1t was the dutv of all 10
iurn Iheir backs upon the past, and grasp
m,Ren,lally the duty and responsibilities Of
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Miserable Times In Southern IIun-
gary.

LONDON, Augustus.
A fearful misery prevails in Southern
Hungary, at Donat. One.third of the
country Is under water in consequence yoi
bAd administration. Dams were suffered
to fall into ruin, thus became flooded ex.
tenslve tracts Of land, reclaimed during
the reign Of Marie Theresa, made fruit.
ful with grain fields. Added to this are
unusual storms this season, excessive
severity of the government in collecting
owners taXes Vineyards, grain fields,
trees, even have been stripped Of their
leaves. The government Is Selling for
taxes, the cattle OF peasants. Some Of the
villages owe amount Of arrears greater
than the value of their property. Agri.
culture, trade and industry In general arc
ruined and famine Is impending.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
GheGtteIAiqe1ter
YESTERDAYS ELECTION.
The Vote in the City.

The election in this city was one Of the
quictest remembered by tho Oldest inhRbI
tant. We are able to present this morn
ing only the vote of the seven city town
ships, in which the whole vote cast was.2,
ls9 against 8 ,sO4 for Governor last fall, We
subjoin the vote by townships, and with
il in parallel columns that cast in the
same townships for Governor last OCtO'
her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25

Ir is requested that Mr.. OKEY IomSsoN
visit Wheeling to explain again that the
Convention was strictly u Democratic
measure, II having been beaten in this
city, ii follows that we have won Rcpub.
lican victory, and that Wheeling becomes
a Republican city. Would like to know
what OREY thinks Of II. Opinion Of the
Chairman Of Democratic State Central
Committee also respectfully solicited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25

WANTED, very badly, capable arilh.
mctician to figure up the Democratic
losses yesterday in this city. Apply on
Market street, opposite Mcclure House.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Excitement over the Proposition 10
Dissolve the Assembly.

VERsAuLEs, Aug. "a.
The bill Of Gambetta lOr considera.
ton by the Republican Union deputies in
the Assembly, proposes dissolution of the
National Assembly on the ground that its
discussions have proved lrnitIess. A Con.
Assembly is proposed in its
place. The resignation Of Thiers il OK.
pected, when the Constitutional Assem-.
bly, will be elected.
The London Times special from Paris
states that the question Of the dissolution
oil the Assembly is causing such an ex-
citemenl that grave consequences are
possible.
VERSAILLES, August 81
II is officially announced that the ami.
Yersary Of the establishment Of the Re.
public will he celebrated throughout
France on the I'd September,
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MuRKY and chill was The report that
rame down to lis nj pretty early hour
last evening from the Register office. The
author Of the dogma had gone to the
country, the editor was in II fl Of the
blues and the ROSTERS had ali gone to
ruost The lNTELLtGENCER office was
filed with Jolly crowd till late hour.
They were jolly over tho gain of i93 in
this Ciiv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25

Mir, GooD's speech appears to have had
II happy effect at Bcnwood. Perhaps that
awful oath was what did II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25
THE CONVENTION ELEC.
TI0N.
SCATTERING RETURNS FROM
THE INTERIOR.

Special Dispatches to tho lntelgcnCer.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
MoUNpsvIIIE, Aug, "a.
MOundSville-For the Convention, l51
Against, $50.
BenwoOd - For the Convention, 09
Against, ia. Majority, 22
WOOD COUNTY.
PARKERsBURG, Aug, "a.
Parkersburg,-No Convention, 81 ma
iOrity,
Newport CO. No Convention, 20 major
ity.
Wood good for one hundred majority
for No Convention. & W. TAGGART.
- MARION COUNTY.
FAIRMoNT, August "a.
Fairmont, l7S against 81 for; Palatine
l3l against, 95for. Majority in two towns
against, 90i.
N'hNlAs
MARTINsBURd, August 9i
There were Ola votes cast here today
with Gl majority for o Convention.
MINERAL COUNTY.
PIEDMONT, August "a,
For the Convention 90, against Ga. Ma.
jnfity for 39.
MoRdAN COUNTY.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, August "a.
There were l53 votes east here, Ma.
iorlty 90 against Convention,
DOpDRIDGE COUNTY.
WEST UNION, August "a.
West Union township and Central
township > majority for the Convention.
KANAwHA COUNTY.
CHARLESTON, August "a.
KanawhN county, four precincts give q
Of 9lS against Convention.
CABELL COUNTY.
GuYANpoTTE, August "a.
Three precincts give So majority for Il
Convention.
PRESTON COUNTY.
800 CRANBERRY SUMMIT, Aug. "a.
Seventy for Convention and 93S against
Convention.
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THE TURF.
The LOngfellOwsl lIembOld RaCessss
LOngfellOw strains n Tender and IL
Ruined.

NEW IoRR, August "a.
Intelligence from the Saratoga races
report that I,ongiellow strained a tender
on one of his lore legs during the race,
and that he Is ruined for life Intense
excitement was caused by the race, and
It's result. Iembold's driver had instruc.
tions to keep close to Longtellow, but not
to pass him until coming in on the third
mile. From $l5O00O to 100000 changed
hands on the result. Harper was down.
cast, and II is said he was the victim Of
bad luck.
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ROME.


ItOMF, August y.
In the town OF Bologna, Italy. q church
was struck by lightning and 39 persons
wcreklled or injured.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE
i ESTATE OF WILLIAM FELTMAN, deed.
of Ohio connty, West Virginia, made In cause
therein pcndInv 10 subleet any real estate Of the
aid William Fcltman, decd, 70 the payment Of
his debts. you are required to present your elams
Svainst ,bc taId William Feltman, dec d, for cd.
JpSirstIon 10 George n, Caldwell. Commissioner
In Chancery, At his Office In said county, on OF
before the 18th day Of september, 1871
witness, Samuel Il. McColloch, Clerk OF said
comfy, thla - day OF August, 1871.
SAMUEL B, NoCOLLOCH,
Aue3.W CLERK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-25

rmE Independent Republic is recover.
ing something of its ancient virtue.
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All persons Interested will take notice ibGt |
hAvo fixed on Thurtday the 2sth day Of Beptem
Der next, as the time, and my oilce on the north
cast corner Of Foutth and Union streets as the
place, when and where will proceed to aaccr
tain and report on the variona matters In sad de-
cree mentioned. ..
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
auuiSttdQtw Commissioner
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIsencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
OhlCc Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS.)
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-31
OUR CHURCHES.

KEsbY rERiAN-Eigh, .s,reet.
Preaching, Sabbath ct io,z 4. ~, aud N ~,
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at TX Pm.
sunday School, r.s. J. NJ. Lansden, Super.
intendent. Rev. G. H. Foors, Paster.
METHODIsT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
Preaching, Sabbath ioIl A. NJ, and 7r.n
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7,.r.s.
sunday school .3P.s. l.. W. stlwell, super.
intendent. Rev. r. l.. THOMPSON. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEpiscopaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath lO1I An.
Evening prayer,.7Nir. N.
Sabbath School, "a. N.
Rev. ME. CoAs, Rector.
Sr. PATRiCKS cHUKCH-Jor. Ninth 81. aud
Washington Avenue.
Public Service. sabbath ~ and i0,. .s
Sespers, Bpm.
unday School, 2 Pm.
service every day, sr.H.
Rev. =. J. OH.LLORAs, Priest.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoClATioN-Reg
ular meeting second Monday each month ai the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting. Friday, ~ ,. NJ. at
.he Prayer room OF the Presbyterian church.
c. PARsOss, President.
AFRICAN THODIST-fOurteenth, between
Walnut and Cedar.
services, Sabbath, II An.
Sunday school, ~ Xr.S.
Class s3P.s.
SECOND FREE-wiLL BAPTIsT-Finrenth 81.
Preaching, * Pm. Rev. VIM. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut aud Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and 3P.s.
Rev. N. RIcKs. Pastor.
FREE. WILL BAPTIST HOME MlssiOS FUN
DAY sCHOOL-Corner walnut and Cedar SITS.
Sunday School, 0 a. n.
FIRsT FREE WILL BAPTIST cHURcH-cur-
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath II A NJ, p. n. and ~ r.x.
Rev. VIZ. KELLEY. Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Bet-
ween 10th and nth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lO14 a. ~, and -. r.s.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath School, IA N. John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens superintendent-.
Rev. TJ. SBOnEs Paste