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NoT1cE.-The drawing # the South Carolina
Land and Immigration Gift Concerts, as ad.
vertised, will commence N Monday morning,
January 9Th, at 8 O'Clock at the Academy OF
Music, under the supervision of the commits
sioners appointed ior thepurpose, and will be
continued from day to dn until completed.
Tlcket:holders only will be admitted on ex-
hIbltIng their tickets at tie door. Members or
subscribers to clubs can obtain cards Of ad-
mission from the. agent, E. sebring d Co.,
and j. L. Moses, No. 81 Foad street. Coun-
try subscribers can procue cards OF admission
at the box Office.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & Go.
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DELuaED BY MisrAKE.-An error Of the
types in our paragraph of yesterday on the Of
ficit weather reports for December, changed
a moderate rainfall into q young deluge. The
correct figures of the rainfall during the past
month are three 67-l00 inches.
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Hotel Arrivals-January 4.
MILLS HousE.

MILLS HOUSE.
Lewis T. Wolf, New York; T. Martin, Lon
don; Harold Bower, Liverpoo.; 7. E. Armltage,
Manchester; J. 8. Manseigh, Liverpool; Wm.
q. Trescot, 8. B. Trescot, Pendleton; ]. G.
Chamberlain, VIM. Farrell, A. Lionas, Mon
trea; Alfred G. Thomas, Beaufort.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Captain Tralk, Connecticut; Stephen c. Nil.
lett, Geo. Gage, Port Royal; Geo. G. Myers and
wife, North Carolina; Mrs. General q. K. Craig,
Miss Craig, Washington, D. c.; h. M. Massin.
ger, ". R. Tompkins, New York; b. Beattie,
Greenyille, 8. c.; W. Harrison, Sumter, s. c.;
]. d. Burckhalter, Williston, 8. G.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holland, q. Morse, Au-
gusta, Ga; E. T. Roberts, Saltus; David Jones,
Columbia; John F. Riley, Orangeburg; VIM.
Cummings, v. Smith, Ridgeville; John Rich
ardson, P. M. Jordan, South Carolina; J. D.
Beckman, Georgetown; s. D. Rumph, south
Carolina Railroad; J. N: Mace, Marion; Paul
Duncan, Richmond, Va; J. B. Singletary, City;
w. R. Carter, Orangeburg.
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SECURE Your TICKETS AT ONoE.-Messrs. E.
sebring d Co. and ]. L. Moses, general agents
South Carolina Land and Immigration Associ-
alton, No. "a Broad street, announce that the
sale of tickets will close at slx o'clock Satur-
day evening. Wewould advise all tardy peo.
pie to put of no longer but go at once and get
tickets. A.Vinvested In this association may
be the means of securing to yourself compe'
tence. -ss--'-'ss
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: OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention Of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, end handsomely
printed with entirely new type, 1t forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding It,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five cents.
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SUPREME COURT, JANUARY 8, ls72.-The
court met at ten A. N. Present-Associate
Justices Willard and Wright.
The Eighth Circuit was called. Isaac L. 81
bert ct al, administrator William Lyon; Isaac
L. Sibert ct al, admistrator Leonard W. Lyon;
Isaac L. Sibert ct al, administrator George
Sibert and wlfe-struck of.
The trustees of the estate OF Dr.. John De La
Howe Vs. W. P. Belcher and W. W. Belcher,
Administrator, let al; Abel Robbins vs. b. W. Kuht-
man; Abel Robbins vs. Fry Fretwell; James NJ.
Sullivan ct al, appellants, vs. William NJ.
Thomas ct al, respondents continued by
consent.
william b. Parker, commissioner, &C., re.
spondent, vs. Francis L. Wilson, executor,
appellant Mr.. Corbin vas heard for appel
liant. Mr.. MCGOWAN for respondent. William
R. Jones, appellant, vs. Henry P. Hammett,
executor, respondent; A. Detheridge, appel
liant, vs.. R. H. Earle, respondent
At one P. NJ. the court adjourned until
Thursday, 4th, at ten a. II.
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CRuaBs.-The weather In Williamsburg has
been like spring.
The annual meeting of the Auxiliary Asso'
socIation of the Widows Home will take place
this evening, at the Home, Broad street.
We learn that Colonel 8. T. Cooper, Of Black
Mingo, had the misfortune q few days ago to
be thrown from his buggy, and had his arm
dislocated and broken. At last accounts he
was suffering veryeeverely.
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In CALIco.-We learn from the Deutsche
ZeItung, of yesterday, that at the entertain
ment of the Freundschattsbund, to take place
on Thursday evening next, several OF the
most bewltching young ladies who attend the
balls OF the society have consented to appear
in simple calico. The gallant editor is an en-
thusisstic believer in the doctrine that ''beauty
when unadorned is moss adorned" and, in
consideration OF the charitable purpose IN
view, expresses hope that the praiseWorthy
example will be followed by many.
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BYs. q. BLACK;

A SSIGNEE'S SALE, THURSDAY, JAN
AUARYl26, 1872.-In the matter Of THEO-
D0kE hI9sEY, q Bankrupt, in re sBEHREH0
6OLLMANNn surviving partner OF .B0llmA14
Brotners-ln the District Court OF the United
By virtue or tie decretal order 81 honorable
George 8. Bryan, Judge OF the said Court VIM
oder for sale at public auction, at IL oiclock-A.
H., on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1871 "a the
corner Of Broad street and East Bay, near the old
Postofnce, In the City Of Charleston, .l.l! rgs1E
Allthat valuable SEA ISLAND. COTTON, PLANy
TATIoN, known az tLanrel Hill ~ situate In Christ
Church Parish, In the County Of Charleston, con.
tanning 1602sctes, ana consisting; six sepsrAeo
Tracts Of Land, las sat forth eplat gmide Eby
Charles Parker, surveyor, on 18th Decemberf 1860S
bounded to the north on Landai OF J.:H.lWaPing,
Jr., ana 81. L.: Toomer; to the south on Lands or
Philip R0rcher and thB Hessrss Horlbecky ITO tkA
east on Lands OF 81. LIP. Mccormick; audsto thu
weston Lands Of Robert D. Parker.1
.rt.< -s+. T0GETHIRiWHH, !@G .-t9i:ess szs ~
81 AL that other TRAC or OF LAND, formerly part
Of the Plantation called elm Grove, sttnatetn
the Parish and County Aforesaid containing 1s8
acres; bounded 1.-THE north on Land noH OF, ,late
Of George White; TO the east on Land Of b. p.
Mccormick; TO the south on Land Of Philip Por.
cher; and TO the west on said "Esurel Hulns Plan.
tation. ags ~ - t-f. - - :.,i% e !. .s.ss:5:
Terms of sale-One-half cash, and the ;balanca
payable IN one year, with interest at per cent
1rom day Of sale, secured By bond OF pdrchasef
and mortgage. Of tho premises sold. Pafchass1 20
dec2a-ftuIothi L. W.io,BEAR, Assignee. =
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The GERXAN LUTHERAN CHURoH.-At the
annual meeting of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, held on Tuesday, the report
of the Reverend pastor, L. Muller, for the
past year was read. 1t showed that during
the year ninety-six children had been bap.
tized, thirty.two persons confirmed and seven
teen couples had been married. One hundred
and forty-one Germans had died, and the
number of communicates In the church
amounted to five hundred. Yesterday the
workmen were busily engaged at the top OF
the steeple of the new church fitting on the
handsome cap for the spire, recently manu-
factured by Mr.. G. Werner. The large golden
pointed vane, in the shape of an arrow, was
put In position, and the rest OF the work will
soon be completed.
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BY W. Y. LEHTCH &R. s. BRUINS.
~, Auctioneers and BROKERS' s..s:s
isEii7 .TsT. ann hi fflrnnrI

TYAJHARTE iSEA TST, ,LNNI fnTNO1G
" pT Nm T1oS an prSr1TH,s ;, sxGE'eE
JAMES y. WEi.SMaNa TTnatee ~ S Ifmsr HnNnys ~
INW0On .and m. ~ aRErH his vgSs ~ vs Tsrrss ~
jTIrJx xEnWSEns e. Al l'.i1 - "ei VIZ 'e. ~ -. - =
In nursuanee of thei Judgment of tina oouyt OF
Common Pleas In the above cause. made 6v lis
Honor the HoIiorable r r. Graham viii offar Sof
m fJEsn the IStS 'day nj Jsny1srv 1aSa ssIf
o;ciocf IN the forpnoon - 80 -? 80
All that !vS1nabIe PLANTATION eaIIedf spRYys
ISLAND. I'M Bearforf County. soatf aCafoiinS:
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WENTWORTH STREET LUTHERAN CHURCH.
At an election held at the Wentworth street
Lutheran Church on Monday last, the follow
iSr gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Geo. 8. Hacker, president; W.
J. Wiley, treasurer; F. a. Honour, secretary;
D. G.. Wayne, W. Fisher, E. A. Gadsden, J. E.
Thames, J. Ogren, J. j. Boyden, John Gra-
man and E. ]. Kingman, vestrymen; 8. Thom-
as, Jr., and N. F. Smith, wardens. =
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TIE BANK OF CHARLEsToN.-B the notice
in another column it will be seen that the long
looked for resumption of business by the Bank
of Charleston is at last an accomplished fact.
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A STEAMER OF NorE.-The steamship Florl-
da, Captain Mitchell, which arrived here yes
terday in FIVE days from Nassau,N. P, with rud-
der disabled, is said to be the same Florida
which was fred at in West India waters oy
Spanish ship-of-war, which act would render the
steamer somewhat famous should 1t lead TO
important results. She Is at present at anchor
off the Battery.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day:

Gentlemen's Auxiliary Association, at hall
past Z P. N.
Ladies' Fuel Society, at hal!-past II A. M.
Marion Lodge, at P. N.
Eagle Fire Company, at Z P. NJ.
German Rife Club, at P. ID.
Marion Fire Company, at 7P. NJ.
Strict Observance Lodge. at P. NJ.
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10. O. F.-The public installation of the
officers of Howard Lodge, No. 8. elected some
time since, took place last evening at che Odd
Fellows Hall. The ceremonies were quite in
terestlng, and were witnessed by a number of
invited guests.
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CLUBS AND STARS. -Marcellus Coleman, col
ored, charged with stealing lady's gold
watch from the residence of Dr.. Bachmau, in
Rutledge avenue, was remahded for further
examination.
]. C. Farrow, lodged on the charge of steal
inga cheese from H. Blschof q Co., on East
Bay, was also held tor further examination.
Henry Brown and Francis Marion, arrested
for burglary and larceny upon the premises
of Mr.. Glrard, in Summerville, were turned
over to trial justice for prosecution.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE DAY OF FORTUNE approaches. The
Academy of Music, with the other grand
prizes of the Scheme, vii be drawn for jan
uary 9Th. Get your tickes in time, from Eben
Coffin, sub-agent, at No. 3 Broad street.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNcEMET.-We have just re-
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire Of fine Note hper and Envelopes
to match, without inital,) also Penhoder
and Pen. Price 25 Gems per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Jay News Room.
lana
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT b Co., No. 244 King
street, invite the attentloi of the ladies to
their elegant stock Of Tarlekns, In all colors,
which will be offered at greatY reduced prices.
Cheillys celebrated warranted Gloves only 50.
ian1
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LADIES will find at J. R.Read'a, No. 2s3 King
| street, some very cheap Dress Goods just re-
ceived, at rs cents per ylrd; also, large as
! sortment of velours, Pophs and satines at IS,
so, rs and 80 cents jams
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The NEW ART OF ORA RAWrSa.-All lovers of
beautiful Pictures should all without delay on
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds room No. 6, Mills
House, and procure the pparatus which en-
larges Cards, Photographs, &C., to llfe-sIze
Crayon Portraits with per bet dispatch and ac-
curacy, only requiring fw moments to learn
all It's applications successfully: Only TO re-
main for few days more!
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TIE WHEEL OF FoRTUNE.-Yesterday the
big wheel, made for the drawing of the
Academy of Music prize scheme, arrived in
the steamship Sea Gull from Baltimore. The
portentous machine was erected on large
box in the vestibule of the Academy, and at
tracted the longing gaze Of many a passer by.
It consists of large yellow-painted barre
about the size of tierce, and is supported in
horizontal position by an axis resting upon
two supports shaped like an inverted V. a
large wheel, furnished with spokes at one end
of the barrel furnishes the means of imparting
to it a rapid rotary motion. The hand Of Fate
will be inserted to draw the numbers through
a square hole, cut on the side Of the barrel,
and closed by neat door with plated knob
and catch. The barrel can contain with ease
the one hundred and fifty Thousand numbers
and It's buslness-like aspect forcibly reminded
the public that the opportunity OF making q
fortune for five dollars would soon be past.
The sight Of the wheel created brisk demand
for tickets.
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THE GRAND ToURNAMENr.-The preparations
for this attractive feature of the gala week
he steadily progressing, and the affair gives
daily promise of being ahead of anything OF
the kind that has ever been seen In the city.
The array of knights will be most imposing
one. The races on Tuesday are being made
up, and fast trotters may be seen daily e1er-
clsing their PAGES on the plank and shell
roads. Valuable prizes are to be put up at
these races, and the winners viii bear on
something valuable In addition to the honor 8
they gain. Go In and win.
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GREATEST BARGAINS eveiodsred at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'a, No.244 King street:
Three cases Of A Black Llstre Alpaca for
only rs cents; Fine BalmoHl Skirts rs cents.
ion1
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TIE HIDDEN HAND.-The reproduction OF
this sensational drama by the Watkins Troupe
at the Academy Of Music last evening was
greeted by fair house. Mrs. Watkins ap-
peared to much advantage In her favorite
character, and her Capitola was played with a
life and spirit which eliclted much applause.
As Wool, Mr. Watkins was as amusing Us ever,
and the plantation scene in the third act was
carried out by Ike Lewis and his fat partner,
in their peculiar style, amid repeated outbursts
OF laughter and applause from the audience.
But two evenings remain before the drawing
of the grand prize scheme takes place, and
those who desire to visit the Academy before
they win It, cannot select better time Than
this evening, when Mrs. Watkins takes her
benefit, wIth,s great bill.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Sae your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the Eas
Bay News Room. decl4
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DE&s.-Superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEl STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. dec20
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, billiard table, &c.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE. - 2 :'...:a
.U BY permission OF the Court Of Probate,
WI. ofrer for sale on. TUESDAY, January 8, ls74
at the residence Of the late N. F. Bynum, In
Richland County, eight miles from -Ktngsv1lles
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. q
All the PERSONAL ESTATE Of, the deceased,
consisting Of HORSES, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Corn,
Carriages, Farming Utelsili,, Honsshon and
Kitchen Furniture, and Miscellaneous Articles. 0
Terms cash. JNG. +. BYNUN,
jansD6C3 Qualified Executor.
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aurtion 6ales--abis man.
An11lon SALES.--FUTURE .Dap5I: !;

BY j. A. ENSLOW q CO.
nECKED PHOSPHATE LIGHTERS.
IL SATURDAY next, 9th instant, Will be sold
at North Atlantic Wharf,. at IL O'Clock, tGcs fr
TWO Decked Phosphate LIGHTERS, Capacity
Fl iyfve Tons each-one year old - - :,
One Decked Phosphate Lighter, Capacity Eighty
Tons-new. - -. - tIlti.c;
ready for immediate use. =, -. jan2-tuwfs4
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CRooUEr |! CRoQUET Tile cheapest in t
city. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR. dec2(
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jan5-4

The SINGER WAGONS cary Sewing Machines
not coke. .--.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Merino
Shaker Flannel, All.Wool Underwear GOODS, Hail
Hose. Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Linen and
Paper Guns and Collars, Imperial, Alexander and
Courvolsier's Kid Gloves And full assortment
or Buckskin, Dogskln, Beaver and Casa. Gloves;
And very large assortment OF Silk, Alpaca ana
Scotch Gingham WATERPROOF [140l Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatesl
care. and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Our motto is quick sales and smau prones, iali
dealipgs. Goods may be returned u not gatlsIac.
tory. BUYERS in our line will IND It 70 thelr ad'
vantage to give us call. oCtls-omos
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NOTICE TO TouRIsTs.-Stereoscop views of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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CONS AND SEE MY BLANK Books, such as
Ledgers, Cash Books, Day Books, &C., before
purchasing elsewhere. IhaVe on hand Blank
Books made by the best worlmen in this city,
both as TO quality, style, finish and general
make up, and invite inspection and challenge
competition. EDWARD PlRRY's Uptown
Printing House and Blank Book Mandatory,
No. 14s Meeting street opposite Charleston
Hotel. janl-6
CHErLLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
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tearing or ripping.
n,,or, London, So Regent street.
DEfofS New York, S29 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noT3-6mos
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P. P. ToALE's MANDATORY AND WARE
ROOMS of builders materialof all descriptions
are the most extensive and complete in the
Southern States, and strangers interested In
such matters should not fall to pay them q
visit. The factory is situated on Horlbeck's
wharf, near the Northeastern Railroad depot,
and the warerooms are located at No. 20
Hayne street and No. 33 Pinckney street,
within half o minutes walk of the Charleston
Hotel. ausl6-thstu
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the hr6t place among ner bishops. be was
the prince ofthe American hierarchy.
The various and extensive writings of the
Bishop were next treated by the speaker,
who, after reviewing the great wor ks OF the
deceased, concluded with the following
striking passage: $50.
"Exhibiting the wonders the papacy has
wrought In lis conflicts with feudallsm draw.
and romance, and By the pale light OF the mid
die ages; Illustrating the glories and the tri-
umphs Of that cross which once gisteued
upon the shield Of Godfrey OF Bouillon, and
surmounted the lion and dragon OF st. George
upon the standard of Richard the llun-hearted." !"
The seed that he planted has ripened, and
it's fruits are visible In that enlarged Chris.
tlan liberality, just toleration and respect for
| the religious principles Of each other-the
true test OF genuine Christian heart"
The Bishops love of American institutions,
his encouragement of education, and his
school In this city, were oil in turn painted In
glowing colors before the audience. Mr.
| O'Connor, in fine, alluded to the infdel ten
| dencies of the age, and their source In the In
ternatonal Society and Its doctrines as ex-
| pounded by Prudham and declared In their
Congress. After showing that these had bound
all Christianity in one common cause, the
| speaker gracefully concluded his lecture IN the
| following words: 'While this mad spirit is
raging on the waves of popular clamor and
threatening the shipWreck Of society; while
the ship which bears our treasures Is strug--
Cling In the gale, with her masts bending, aud
cordage tightly drawn, and plumage torn, and
the breakers from q leeshOre are laundering
above and around her and breaking over her
decks, who is there that remembers the Bishop
that would not feel safer If the Great Master
were on board? We may at least draw les
sons of spiritual encouragement and hope from
the recoilectlons of his life and his teachings,
strengthen our faith and enkindle our Chris
tlan courage at the shrine Of the great and Ia
mented England"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

60, came back TO The ship. Eoland was Il
At Hast Fleco let loose the third raven
This time he was right. The bird few
straight to land. :.
Fioco was very glad indeed to think that
he was near the end his voyage.
Soon he came in sight of the Island OF
Snowland; but there was SO much ice all
around It that he changed it's name, and
called it iceland.
A very cruel king reigned in Norway in
those nays, and many of the rich mobiles
wanted to get out of Ills way.
They had heard a great deal about Ice
land, and they thought they could not do
better than go there. After talking about
it long time, two of them set aaiI with
their wives and children.
They found tire whole island covered
with trees and that nobody lived there.
They had to chop the trees down as they
pushed their way along.
A great many more people came from
Norway to escape the cruel king, SO that
Iceland was Inhabited.
What religion had the people of Iceland
in. those days They were heathens they
made sacrifices to their gods. Often human
beings were offered upon tho affairs. But
missionaries soon began to come to Iceland
to teach the people better.
), A6 hrst the poor Ignorant heathens pelted
these good men with stones, and would not
listen to them. But the missionaries kept
on coming, and by degrees the Icelanders
began to listen to them.
AT length the people met together to talk
the matter over. They made up their
minds to throw their idols away, and not
worship them any more.
Who did they worship The true God
and our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Does Iceland now belong to Norway 2
No, it belongs to Denmark.-Young Cru
sadcr.