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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

THE ILLUMINATION and ssrsnAde on tho river,
opposite Georgetown, this evening, will be gupe
Tior 10 any similar entertainment ever given
here. AZ II Il complimentary TO one Of our boat
clubs We advise alt the ladies, Including thoge
who failed TO attend the last Demonstration,
TO no.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

RARI.ON's 0ALLKHY OP FINE Arts
Hssasyst fpsni No. I0dH % No. Iq10 PehH,
agiVaslh aVsnue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

o. Tres sHhibion and Tor sAls laEEs 0ollsgtioa 81
OtirAntns4 ngEayines ,ohIen,o1. noalen QAEyinll,
SUI EN- BARLOW!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
INvENrORs AHD ,5 N91gRsEl,i4AKERs' TAXI

UEIIED STATE PATEHT OIToE.
WAlHIHoron, d. O., JAY y, lhn
10 conformity With the pToLlslons Of ssetion Y p 40
act Of OonErall approved July ., lBlO authorlning
the Commilioasr 81 Patents % Dispose 81 rejected
modsls, u is hsrahy ordered that such Islooted
ieaTninEH and are NOT - Iuod foT reference 10 the
matter o. palanta DO sold Al public suction AZ this
m, UhBDAY, AuHqai ADi lell; fhose who wish
iJ5iRSnsSID III b. LEGGErT oommlaslonsF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

TiN, SHEgFTRoN, soLbER, ZINC,
III GREGORY,
AulllW 03A PennaIlvanlA Avouuo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

FIX. DOLBY, on Capitol hill, IL said 10 have
the coolcst soda water IN the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

ne GOI.YER, 4 4 I !s;it5iAND'
iJ0O.Im omos1i b fhiTtssBih street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

Rev. DR. JOIN p. NswMAN breaches q ser.
mon At the oamp-meailng al Jackson's woods
to-day at halEpaHl two O'Clock.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
PALMYRA

Correspondence
Y our call for correspondence was
quite generally responded to last week
but as the townships were not all
heard from suppose there is room
for more. 1t is such items of news
that make home paper interesting,
and it is hoped that this matter will
be more generally attended to hereaf-
ter than it has been.
The members of the NJ. E. Church
of this place are now trying to raise
the means to buy bell for their new
building; they have some money sub
scribed, and in order to raise more
scrip they got up an oyster supper at
Mr.. H. G. Spooner's last Friday eve
ming. The supper was well attended,
there being over one hundred tickets
sold. After having a general good
time, and slaughtering the oysters the
Older ones repaired to their homes
while the younger ones stayed come
time longer engaging in zip seryice'
and enjoying themselves hugely.
A stranger calling at our p. o.
heretofore would be any way but fa-
vorably impressed with the interest
manifested by our citizens In their
postal arrangements, as we had prob
ably the most shabby set of boxes in
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
Oasis in a Nrissionary,s Life.

Last Wednesday evening the Mis-
sionary serving q the Little Church
around the Corner" and Christs
Church, at Kent. went over to the lat
ter place with his wife, to a parish
sociable, held at DIR. Shiyeley's. They
met there goodly company of new
friends, with few of '' Auld Lang
Syne"-Dr Crittenden and lady, with
Mrs. Marvin Kent and family, The
company were indeed sociable, be-
quilting the waning hours of the day
in agreeable conversation of the past
and present. AT eleven, the pleasures
of the evening changed, and we were
served with an entertainment appe-
tizing to a missionery, always distin-
guished for lean larder, and persuad-
ed by the tempting daughters of our
common mother to the provoking of
dyspePsy, nightmare, troubled dreams
of drowning (in tea aud coffee) pressed
under mountains OF coli meats. fowls.
aud numerous animals stuffed with
guaye in the ki chen ot a Missionary.
This being over. and all filled with
the feeling which prompted Uncle
Toby to that act which immortaliZed
his name, we were invited from the
parlors to the dining room by DR.. =,
our host, leading uS, unsu>pertimg of
what was wanted unless what was
wanted unless it might be to make me
the center figure in a game of blind
mans buff, he brought me through the
library, and throwing open the fold
ing doors, disclosed circular table
spread with desert. In neat and fit
ting words, he said it was ours, the
expressionsof friends standing around.
Never before was / so taken by sur
prised and overcome by mingled feel
ings, as to have lost the power of
speech. / gazed, I wondered, 1 ad-
mired, I stammered, unequal to the
occasion. There was center piece, a
pyramid of Uncle Samuels' family
portraits. with 81. o. O." in current
value, tens. fives, twos, ones, good
round hundred. Standing around this
mound, was fianking wall of frosted
loaves, roasted fowls, savory hams,
bundles of coffee and sugar.
Thought 1, is this a dream2 if so,
it is a pleasant vision, new shoes, and
family supplies, debts cancelled, the
seedy garments giving place to new
glossy black, like his more favored
brethren.
ALLOW. me, Mr.. Editor, through your
paper, to convey to those dear friends
at Kent, our most sincere thanks for
their liberal donations, especially the
beautiful manner of its inception and
consummation, with the earnest
prayer, that they may be enriched
| with "true riches"
g. S. DAVIS.
MARIA DAVIS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
Ravenna, Feb. II, 1872.
EDINBURGH.
g. S. DAVIS.
MARIA DAVIS.

Correspondence.
Some things of late have taken pla ace
that may be Of interest to your read
ers.
First, we may mention Concert
that was given in the Town Hall some
time since, by troupe of singers
They sung very well; indeed, it was
good. Yet it failed to call out large
number of people.
Soon after that Mr.. King gave
some seven lectures on Phrenology
and Physiognomy. Some of his lee
lures were very poorly attended while
others were very well attended and
gave good satisfaction.
And lastly, but not the least, the
ladies of The M. E. Church, last night
held their second quarterly meeting OF
tie Ladies Forei@I, Missionary oociet!
The meeting was Opened by singing
and prayer. 1ht President ihrn tead
ii portion OF ocIil iurr, nIaking a em
remarks to the large cungre4 al ON. a
young lady was then called orwart t.
take the stand. Her sub ect was well
selected for the oceas on nd her a :
dress was well delivert d. fhe Presi-
dent then read ali essay on wolnans
great influence over men for good or
evil. 1t was well written. A strange
gentleman was called forward and
made some good and appropriate re-
marks; also, some ladies were called
and responded. The minutes were
read and approved. The report of the
Secretary showed the collection of
S27 10 and the paying out of $50 to
the parent Soci ETY., leaving 81 10 in
the treasury. Singing was inter-
spersed throughout the exercises and
near the close of the meeting new
Constitution was read and adopted
and new officers were elected and the
new year was to commence. Then the
President read a hymn which was
sung, and the meeting was closed by
the benediction by Rev. Mr.. Reader.
A very low and deep volcani rum
bling is heard in these parts. It is
ominous of some event near at hand,
and when it does come it may take off
the tops of some of the mountains
and make them much lower than they
are now.
Our winter, like some birds, ap-
pears to be learing US, and spring
weather is showing itself, but we had
perhaps, better not be too much elated,
for we may have hard struggle yet
between old hoary winter and young
spring. CITIZEN.
Edinburgh. Feb. Il, 1872.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

PINTs AND QUARTS of filthy cathar-
rhal discharges. Where does it all
come from? The mucous membrane,
lining the chambers of the nose, and
its little glands, are diseased. SO that
they draw from the blood its liquid
and exposure to the air changes it into
corruption. This life-liquid was To
build up the system, but it is extracted
and the system is weakened by the
loss. To cure. gain flesh and strength
by using DIR. Pirrce's Golden Medical
Discovery. which also acts upon these
glands, correcting them, apply DIR.
Sage's Cafarrh R. m,.dy with DIR.
Pierct's Nasal Douche, the onlv Ineih-
od of reaching the upper cavities
where the discharge acrumulales and
comes from The instrument and Two
medicines sold for 81 bs all Druggists
57I.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
LENr commences to-dav.

LENT commences To-day.
FEBRUARY has five Thursdays.
| RAvENNA has three dancing Clubs.
SUBSCRIBE for the Press.
THE beautiful sleighing of last week
has taken "new departure"
II is limited that Buck intends to
build new Jail in the Spring.
The cold weather is said to have
destroyed many bees.
YESTERDAY was tenderIine day.
The Post Office did thriving business.
EARLY risers report that the Robins
family are giving morning concerts.
1872 has but forty-six weeks-the
other six are Lent.
The bees and the organ grinders are
around. An evidence that Spring is
coming.
DoN'r forget the benefit dance of
the Band on Wednesday evening of
next week.
completes the first half of the fourth
year of its publication.
HUTcHINs & THOMAS is the tit'e of a
new Law firm, whose card has appeared
in our colHmns for couple of weeks
past.
WE regret to learn that Auditor
Grinnell is confined to his house by
severe illness.
THE Festival of the Ladies Benevo--
lent Society, on Wednesday of last
week was a complete success. The
net amount realized was $287.
DEPUTY AUDITOR. = At the late
meeting of the County Commissioners
G. P. Reed, Esq, was appointed Dep
uty County Auditor.
THE 1. Q. N. Club. is a new organi-
zation of the young men of this viii
lage. Their first party is to be held
in the hall over the Second National
Bank tomorrow evening. Everyone
is invited.
AT the recent celebration of the an
niversary OF the birthday of Thomas
Paine, at Toledo, the. address was de-
livered by E. P. Bassett. Esq, prom
inent lawyer Of that place, formerly
of this village.
BY advertisement in another column
it will be observed that 81. c. Ranney
Esq.,, offers for sale his home property
in this village. This property is very
pleasantly located and is, in every re-
spect, one of the most desirable places
in Ravenna.
-REMEMRER the Benefit Dance of the
Ravenna Silver Cornet Band, on
Wednesday evening of next week.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
The New 7-3O Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The First National Bank.
or RAYENNA.

Are now selling and unhesitatingly recommend
these bonds to their customers and all parties
who have money oinvest as the most prontable
as we'll as safe Investment that Is now onered 10
the public.
Having made careful inquiry o. good and re-
sponsiDle finauciers who have fully in sestlga-
ted the securities upon which the Z 80 Gold
Bonds are based cannot doubt the reports, both
oficial and unofficial. heretofore published
Confirmed as they are by the letters OF sucn
high-toned. honorable gentlemen as Bay ara
Tnylor ex-Giov. Bross. OF illinois Z. W: Bryan
and others VINO have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had Bank free.
have ordered large amount of the 7-3O Gold
Loan Bond, and will be pleased to supply all
our customers and others who are desirous OF
making a Good safe and Profitable investment
we Keep on hand Bonds of 500. $500 and 81.
OOO which we exchange for Government ~
Bonds on which interest will soon cease. Thus
realizing handsome profit and increasing tne
capital 10 to 10 per cent.
Will pay highest market price for coupons on
Northern Pacific and Government Bonds.
Interest allowed on time deposits. ,
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Europe.
e. E WITTER, Cashier, 1872.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

CoURr OF CoAMoS PLEAs.-We give
the following summary of tho busi-
ness transacted in Court since our last
report:
The State of Ohio VS.. Geo. c. Nor
gan-bastardy. Defendant adjudged
! the reputed father of the bastard child
and that he stand charged with main
tenance in the sum of $3.50; TO be paid
$3.50 in thirty days and $50 every six
months thereafter till the said sum OF
$3.50 and accrued interest is paid, and
that defendant give bonds for the
faithful performance of the order of
the court, and d>that in default thereof
defendant stand committed TO the Jail
of the county and that he pay the
costs. Hart & Reed for State, Taylor
s. Horton for deft.
John T. Beaver VS.. Lansing Kellogg
and al.-Foreciosure. Decree for de-
fendant, Silas Crocker SS87.75. In de-
fault of payment in thirty day from
the rising of court mortgaged proper
ty ordered to be sold to pay the same.
John F. Beaver tor plff. j. h. Mich
OILS deft. Croker.
Andrew Wilson, Executor, and 9th
ers. W.. III. E. EweiI; Appeai->uiImiI-
ted TO Court Finding tor def. Rock
well for piff. Wolcott 81 Patton for
deft.
Dan. johnson VS.. VIM. johnson and
als.-Sheriti-s saie confirmed Hart &
Reed for plff. Ranney q H~tield for
dett. Burnett.
Alden M Pease VS.. Abel L. Tuttlt
Il al.-rried 10 jury. Verdict Tor defts-
Piff flies his motion for new trial.
Anson Pease & NJ. Stuart for plaintiff.
f. B. Taylor & T.. A. Reed for def'ts.
David Kannal VS.. France s. Simi-
son-motion to dismiss appeal. Or
dered that plaintiff file bond in sum
of 1925, which is done; whereupon
said motion is overruled. w. B.
Thomas for plaintiff. NJ. Stuart tor
deft. - @
Alex. Clements, adnr. ct. ais. VS..
George L. King and al tried to court.
Decree for Defts. Taylor & Horton
for pIffs. Ranney g Hatfield for defts.
First National Bank, Rayenna VS. l..
T. Hine and als.-Cognovit. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for S1347.45. Ran
ney 6 Hatfield for plff.
Daniel Stroup VS.. Chas. W. Good
sell, executor and al.-tried to Court.
Decree for plaintiff. Ranney e Hat
field for plff. Taylor & Horton for
deft. Goodsell and S. D. Norton for
deft. Clarrissa Thrasher.
Margaret Belding VS.. Caldwell An
derson. Case dismissed and deft. to
recover his costs n. Stuart for plff.
John Meharg for deft.
Catharine Wilcox VS.. Henry Wilcox
Divorce. Divorce granted petition
err. Custody of child given her and
plaintiff restored to her maiden name.
State of Ohio vs.. Miss Freeman
attachment for contempt. Defendant
found not a resident of Portage Co.,
and discharged. Costs of attachment.
taxed to Joseph Perrira, at whose in
stance attachment was issued.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
NEW 5LIoi UE PRIEST
l. FARM OF 1O2 ACRES!
2. BAY HORSE, CHARLIE"
GRAY MARE, "FLALE."
4. BUCKEYE MOWER.
TWGLHORSE WAGON

D. IWO-HOlCSE w AOON
6. 6.ySETDOUBLE HARNESS.
z. TOP BUGGY, value Sl25.
Bedstead, valued at $50. =. SLACK Wal
nut Green Rep Sofa, Value Sl25 10. Black
II. hIackwa alnut Marble Top center Table, $25;
12 Blackwalnut carved Green Rep Chair: S3G;
10 ditto SIS: ID ditto. $a5; Is. ditto. $40: 16,
saTs; EaSss, & value sIeSiris clhfsF Piessure -
$40; ;i9 Large French L4thogiaph go ditto q.
Landscape Chrome walnut frame; %. ditto; %
Bedstead; % Set Walnut, cane bottom, Bed.
I Large French Lithograph; 81. Walnut Lear
Table; SO. Rocking Chair walnut; 33 stand; a.
Kitchen Table; 35, Set Kitchen Chairs SO, Par
lor Stove; 81 Colts Revolver; 3s-Shot Gun,
powder flask, shot pouch and game bag; 80
Horse Wheel Hay Rake; 40. Drag; Al. Right
hand Plow; 42 Left hand PloW; 4S. Double
shovel Plow; a. Three shovel Plow; IS Fam
ming Mill; As. Cutting Box; Al Good Mounted
Grlndstone; 4s, Single Harness! ~ Fine large
Churn; 50. Looking Glass; 53; ditto; 81, Roller;
S. Mcclellan Saddle; So Cupboard; 81, Chrome
-. The Pets; So, Chrome" Family Cares -
SO Fancy Photo, framed so. dittoi 81. ditto; 90
ditto; 60 ditto; "a, ditto; 65 ditto; 68, Hand
Picks. Forks and RaIes; 6s Framed Photo; So
Framed Photo; 70. Framed Photo
hSe AS soon as SIXTEEN HUNDRED
TICKE ARE SOLD WILLHAYE THE
DRAWING WHETHER ANY MORE ARE
SOLD Or NOT. Whole number of Tickets
$4,000.
Some lucky person will get a Warranty Deed
of the above farm. free of all encumbrances, for
only s5 co.. Might you not be that person9 Are
you dong justice to your family If you neglect
trying to get it2 BY investing s5 90 you may
get s. beautiful and valuable farm, or perhaps
horse or one of the other prizes. No man. wo-
man child is justified in failing to try TO win
this prize.
To my old friends and the public in general.
will say that they can rest assured that the
Prizes will be distributed as the tickets
are sold of which due notice will be given. The
drawing will be public and on the night of the
Concert. 1t will be conducted by a Committee
appointed by the ticket holders. and the box
from which the prizes arc drawn will be open
to the Inspection of. the audience. Each ticket
holders ticket will be represented by duplicate
containing the number on his ticket and his
name The gentleman who places the duplicate
in the hox will be publicly swoi that all the
tickets sold are properly represented in the bex
Nothing will be left undone to make the public
fully satisfied that this distribution of gifts will
be honestly and honorably conducted. l can
only add. that the manner in which the tickets
are sold the property all in the hands ofTrustees
should be ample evidence that there cannot be
any other motive on my part than to dispose OF
my property. The new Gifts added to the dist
and the tickets offered to clubs added to the ex-
pences, Will hardly leave me fair price for my
property.
Tickets will be mailed to any part of the
United states on the receipt of S. 90, by
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

the county. But it is different now.
The proprietors, with the encourage
ment of some of the citizens employed
our very efficient workman, Mr..
Samuel kimmel to make new P. o.
case. The "Case" reflects much cred
it ON the postofiice and to the artistic
skill of the maker. The great beauty
of the thing is that each head of a
family, calling to see it for the first
time, is presented with s.pump," it
is not exactly force pump, yet it has
very high pressure" o.
Palmyra, o., Feb. II, 1872.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

REsIeNED.-At the meeting of the
Commissioners last week, T. B. Dick
inson, Esq, who was elected a Direc-
tors of the County Infrmary last fall,
presented his written resignation of
the office, to take effect on the oath
inst. 1t is understood that this resig-
nation is made to enable Mr.. Dickin-
son to take the position of Superin-
tendent of that institution. 1t is
feared in some quarters that this action
may lead to the suspicion that "ring"
may be formed for the running of that
concern. AS though it had heretofore
been entirely free from /" ring" man.
agement. --,s5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

The Congregational Church was
dedicated on Sabbath afternoon with
appropriate ceremonies. After the
services were concluded an appeal
was made to the large congregation
in attendance, for aid to extinguish
4be Indebtedness remaining against
the society for repairs OH the church,
amounting to $4,000, and In short
time about Sl700 was pledged for that
purpose.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

SEVERE AccIDENT.-On Wednesday
of last week Squire Marvin. who re-
sides in the southeast part of Shalers-
vile, was engaged in hauling wood to
his residence upon sled, and while
unloading the logs. the lever he was
using for the purpose slipped, striking
him in the face, knocking out four of
his teeth and fracturing his jaw in a
horrible manner.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

NUMEROUS remonstrances are being
sent in to the Legislature against the
passage of the proposed game law.
As yet we have noticed none from
this county. Do our hunters believe
that the game belongs to the owners
OF the land on which it may be found !?
If SO let the law pass.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

IMPRovED.-That staunch old Dem.
ocratic journal, the Holmes County
Farmer entered upon its forty-fifth
year of publication last week, and
commemorated the event by donning
an entire new and beautiful dress
from head to foot, and it is now one of
the handsomest sheets in the state.
1t deserves its prosperity.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15


RAvENNA SAVINGS AND LOAN Asso-
cIAT1oN.-The first regular meeting of
the Stockholders of the Ravenna Saw
ings and Loan Association was held
at the Office of j. Ell. Nichols, Esq, on
Saturday last, and the organization
perfected by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
Directors-P. B. Conant, j. H.
Nichols, E. B. Babcock, F. E. Udell,
N. 5. Olin.
President-P. B. Conant.
Vice Presldent-F. E. Udell.
Discount Committee-E. B. Bab-
cock. f. E. Udell, j. FL. Nichols.
Cashier-E. s. Comstock.
The Association expect to be ready
to commence business wi thin a week
or ten days. Their Office will be for
the. present in the room now occupf-
ed E. S. Comstock, in Etna block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

ADDITION TO INFIRMARY BUILDING.
AT the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners on Thursday,
of last week contract was completed
with Messrs. Brigham & Jennings, OF
this village for the masonry, &c.
on the new addition to the county
Infirmary building, at S5400. A con-
tract was also completed with Messrs.
johnson s. Babcock, of Akron, tor the
completion of the Carpenter work,
&C., of the building at $4588. The
projected addition is to be built of
brick, placed endwise on the South
wing of the present building, running
south seventy feet by forty feet wide,
to project west of wing the same dis
tance that the main part of the present
building does. The walls are to be of
the same height and and style of work
of the present building.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

BITTEN BY A RAT,-A day or two
ago, while A. c. Larckom, Esq, Of
Freedom, was engaged in removing o
rat from trap the animal bit him in
the ball of the hand causing serious
wound the hand and arm commenc-
ed swelling and fears are entertained
that the wound may prove fatal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15
For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland,
and the Continent.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
10. Broadway, n. Y,
on c. E. wTTTER, Cashier. First National Bank
RaTsnns, Ohio. 124-6m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

Anniversary Dance and Oyster Sopper.
There will be Dance and Oyster Supper at
the Shalersyille Exchange on
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2sd, 1872
Dancing to commence at four O'Clock P. ID.
Miller & Farr's full Band will furnish the mu-
SIC All are cordially invited.
C. A. THOMSON, Proprietor.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-15

MISTAKE CORRECTED. - The next
Quarterly Meeting ofthe M. E. Church
of Ravenna, will commence its ses-
sion at the chapel or. Prospect street,
on Saturday evening next, the 18th
inst, instead of a week from that time
as has been announced by the pastor.
Presiding Elder Greer will be in at
tendance.