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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

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have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE III
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no introduction endorsement. hi' a'..!!. Gt,i?
ind reputation Tor hrh"-y d. .i'sa >nt"n'.iT
being we'll known. / cordially "yIhmorG III
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

Tue WEATHER. " estcr1ay morning dawned
raiuy and lisagreeable. and with every prospect
tor another unpleasant Sunday. but toward
uoon the wind changed to northwest aud the
clouds passed away leaving bright, beautiful!
evening. There was, however, very perccpt
lille change in the temperature, the thcrmomc
ter falling rapidly and the weather becoming un-
comfortably cold. This morning there was quite q
snow storu,, comlneucirg about nine O'Clock aud
continuing until noon. As the ground was TOO
damp and warm, however, to re1an II, Tie
ynNw melted as it fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

MODEST REoUEsT.-The Clerk of the Mar
kct received, Saturday., a postal card from MIR. NJ.
W. B:raer of Fairfax, saying that he had 10: :
three of bis geese by thievery, add wantea
the Clerk to make a list OF all the people VINO
sold geese in The market 90 Thursday, frl'
day and Saturday. lie said he would be
down ia December and see if he could not
each the thief. The Market Master regard,
lug the task as rather large one, and not
being 10 the detective corps, did GOT make the
list as requested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

"REGIsTER AT THE COMBINATION STORE.
Mr.. Henry SchWarX, agent OF tue Alexandra
Combination Store, has had sent him from the
Com animation Headquarters, 10 New York,
handsome register box, which he has set up 10
his store, auG ia which he requests his patrons
to dcposit their Dame and address. For his ex-
ceIlcot management Mr.. SchwaTz had been IN
formed that at Christmas he would have made
him as a present, $3.50, but at his request,
the managers have consented 10 present his
customers wlh presents valued at that amount,
and to that end he desires his patrons to leave
with him their names, which he will forward
10 New York, from which place The articles
will be sent.
Nadine Schulz has deterIu!urd to remain
at The City Hotel short time onger, acu caliS
Tho attention OF ladies and children s1ttering
with c,rps. &c, to her card else where She mas
had long experience aud Games we'll recon-
mcndoa.
You will fud instant relief, no matter how
baa the .id or cough, BY using few OF Crelgh-
lou's Pectorai Cough Drops; they act ty magic
4 New HORSE REMEDY.-Llttlc as many
nav link, it is proved by experiment that by
miyinr with one iced, each day, about table
snoapiul Of Simmons Liver Regulator, horses
hat are let down will improve 10 health, be-
come hearty eaters, shed of well, aad get 10
conditiop sooner than BY any other remedy. lt
slightly moves the bowels, ii gwen III larger
1oscs and is easily administered by mixing
fla noy,scr With the food, for stock Will eat II.
Mair Bacon, the great stock farmer OF oouth
w. 'a.1,I;,a u,ns i for stock aud chickens with
great sucn, s..
p,r:;es n.,ing taxes will tiud it to their ad-
vao,ar. to purchase Virginia coupons at DurAe
WIS '! u 49,. noV l52w.
>yOrly:E-All persons inde6ted 20 ;, tue 'ase
~ hrm OF AVERY y DAt 1oooN af a:,h &C.
NO late n.rtners on or before the hrst aay Oh
Janusro is 1t is impora!lveiy necessary
.hst our sfTairs should be settled. and we WIN
= compelled to place all unaett!e1 accounts II,
the hands OF an attorney or e'iiecu.1Tp w 'n"'
| date. = nAVIDSON.
pEsLEp and UNPEELED PEACHES re-
| L cevoa by % uIIRTTPN
nov u :. y: = =. =
y7OK DISEASES OF THE ~ NGo ~. o. an
| snd Hand Atomisors, Cutters locSet IN.
s,r, God Liver Oil OF various kinds also
ta'o, > nes,rt n,ent OF Cough Medicines
lars . a. s7''' +. S. LEADBEATEk, y tRo.
1,oRE BLACK GA BEAVER FoR
NJ Vm.oAKS, at $3.50 We have sold q
49, 40 Of nieces OF this. 1t is very desirable
goods + tor the monty Il. 0 sLAYMAKER co.
-.,NDsOME DRESS GOODS AT RE;
I'll DUCED PElCEs3ReceSssea LIE .n, can't ~" les
Noromber The new co!ors al % Per e0'i' ~
than they "ef0 a. r. G, SLAiMAktR GO.
| nov4 IL y. -
--7.,nou DI,ASS. of al, siz,s from 6xS to
| "l5Hnnoe ~ ssIa by tho box or single light
Glass cut 10 any ''1' JANNEY i CO.,
(! Mes. % and Las King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

Parties p.,ing taxes will tiud it to their ad.
vsn,,ca to purchase Virginia coupons at DurAe
y v ~ n,, Doy l52W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

Fox CApTUREp.-Mr. nj. Bossa't aau '"'
friends, while out hunting, near Rose li'''' 10
Fairfax county, last Friday, started two large
gray foxes, one of which theyisucceeded 10 cap.
turing. Tie spcrtsmen generally are oelng
we'll lepaird for heir trouble this season, there
being ao abundance of birds, rabbits and o'her
game
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

ATTEMPTED BURaLARY.-A negro uao a.
i,eupted to break into rear door OF MT. II.
E7enele's Confectionery store on h'ng s'tes a
hear St. Asaph, last night, but vas seen auo
puf<ued, hut succeeded 10 nakiog MS eS'ap0
over the back fence an! through an alley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

You will fua instant leiiel, no matter how
bal the c I'D or cough, BY uslaE a lew OF trelsh-
TONS P,,torai Cough Drops; they act ty magic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

The Virgin. Sentinel of Saturday evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

TIE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-lhe rainy
and li>agreeable weather of yesterday Dofo'Os
had Tie effect of making slim congregan 'Is al
most OF the churches. The pleasant change 10
the AFTERNOON and night. however. brought Out
large plumbers TO attend the night Services At
,heSccond Presbyterian Church Rev. DR.. bIta.
soc preached 10 the morning aud at night; p ~
The NJ. f. Church Rev. Mr.. Cummius Oh T Ia
timlrc, preached both morning and night ! nc
other pu!pits were filed by the r2SideSt pastors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABIL1TIEs.-lK Var Depart,
p,eat, Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash.
,uqton, d. c., Nov'r. q, lS76-lO:30 a. NJ
For the Middle States, falling barometer. 10
.reasiog south and east Winds, stationary or
slightly higher temperature and light snow,
seet or rain, followed Monday night by colder
westerly winds, cloudy and possibly clearing
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

The ROBERT PoRTNER. The nc" scho"oe''
Robert portner, Captain D. L. Strangs' Wn'oa
was lately launched from the yarl o. the Ai I.
arltia Marine Railway Co., has had all OF h per
nas;s set up, her rigging put 10 place aaa n 81
sails bent. Yesterday she was gaIS decSc'
with flags and presented very handsome af'
pearauce She has been chartered by Mt ~
t. Aguew, to load coal for Hobokeo, ana ", Mi''
probably sail ca her first trip about the m'ao''
ct the present week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

THE EVERETT MURDERERS. Tile NO ne
aroes who arc c1n6ned in nil at Port To-
jaeco haze, as previously stated, been indict-
ed and their trial fixed Tor Wednesday. Iney
will be defended by able counsel. 1t IS un-
Lers.ood that tho defendants counsel will ME
Il motion on Wednesday next for removal
Of the trial 10 the adjoining county, ST. Mary g.
which motion WILL hit is insisted upon, 1t Is
said, be granted. Although it was thought
some time ago That the State would use wilson
t,r a witness, it is now understood that TINS
will cot be done, and that both will be tlied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

Madame Schulz has determined to remain
n The CITY Hotel short time longer, aCd calls
the attention OF ladies and children s1tterIne
with c,rns &c, to her card else where She has
had long experience aud Games we'll recon-
mrnlcI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
Fire I'm Bolivar. Tenn.

MEMPHIS. December IA special u
the Associated Press from Bolivar, Tenn,
SAWS: This morning about two o'clock n
ire was discovered in the saloon OF
Osborn ~ Co, near the corner OF IL,
suuare. The building being frame the
flames spread with great rapidity, com
municatlng to u large frame building nd
Joining. occupied by Mr.. Osborn, sad
dler, and thence TO Mrs. PIpers mill
ner store, Adams, WellOns X Co.'S dry
goods house, Ramsely 4 Harris grocery
store, f.. ID. Moon, drugs; NJ. Ii. McNeal
dry goods; Kahn " Sons, dry. goods
LIghtfoot u Co, jewellers, and three doc
tors offices and one law office
Every building on this square was burnt
and then across the alley west the old
Methodist church. The wind blowing
south carried the blaze across Market
street, burning out Tate X Co. and
Coates IL Loves, grocers, johnson TIN
shop, DIR. Coleman's office, two lawyers
offices and Storms jewelry store, the old
Jail and an old dwelling Of Mr.. MilIers
A square south and the postOtfice and
express offices were also consumed. The
aggregate loss is 500, 900 and the insur-
ance about $4,000 Very little stock
was saved and the books oil the Memphis
and knoxville Railroad were destroye ed,
Twenty-Five houses were burnt in all.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendlary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16

How BURNS EsCAPED.-Ed. Burns,
the escaped convict from the Mounds
vile penitentiary, who was returned to
that place yesterday, by Chief of Police
Davis and Officer Bogard, states that he
made his escape from the penitentiAry in
this wise: At the time be gained his
liberty, he was working in the yard Of
the prison, and requiring water for the
purpose of mixing mortar, hose was
run from tank IN the third floor of the
building out of window and allowed to
extend to the court below. Noticing that
the window from which the hose ex-
tended was destitute of bars, Burns
watched his opportunity, and when q
change wss being made in the guards, in
the evening, seized the hose, and
hand over hand" made his way to the
top story of the building, thence out
through the main building and into the
open air. He states that it was his in.
tention of crossing the river into Ohio
Immediately, but seeing Mr.. Israel and
a guard crossing over early next morn
ing, he changed his plans and secreted
himself in the bills south OF Moundsville
for day or two, in the meantime "buli-
| DOING farmer for three dollars in
! money, and suit of clothes. he then
made his way to Powhsttan, where he
crossed the river into Ohio, and has
since that time been rowing about. DE
did not show much regret for his re.
capture till the prison doors were locked
on him, when his feelings got the better
of him, and he was visibly effected
{ Burns expresses great anxiety to know
the name of the informer who caused
his arrest at Pittsburgh, but OF course
| his desire was not satiated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
Police Attacked by Negroes.

New ORLEANS, December ia row
occurred between VIM. Young, mate
of the steamer PaiLevent and two colored
roustabouts. The mate ordered them oil
the boat and they went oi, but they re-
turned with pistols, when they were
fired on by deck hand and two negroes
were wounded. A large crowd collected
about the boat and when the police ar
rested Billy Hamlin, who had done
the shooting, the negroes took
Hamlin from the police, but he was
finally rescued by some white men and
placed in the harbor station. Later the
police tried 10 remove Hsrnlin to the
central station. For safety reinforce
me Mt of metropolitans had been ordered
TO the scene of the trouble and when
they started of with the prisoner they
were attacked with stones and brickbats
and finally fired upon. The police re-
turned the fire with revolyers and many
shots were fired, and ten TO twenty ne
groes and three or four whites wounded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
sehcuek's Mandrake pm,

VIII be found TO possess those una.
necessary to the total eradication ne
bilious attacks, prompt 10 start,h. . % "a
tons OF the liver, and give a hesi,sss re ~,
10 the entire system. Indeed. 1, one
binary discovery in medical 20 OF
to have invented o remedr 90 yaes
stubborn complaints which da,,s tnese
the resu Is produced by hs.p al
tree use OF calomel, "A mIparsI ettOlotS
dreaded by mankind, and Justly
edged 10 be destructive in the ,,AhoEl'
the human system. That the prnnI' 70
OF certain vegets bles comprise al ass
tues OF calomel without its Ipi1rIcetee W.
denotes, is now an admitted az ~ Iea.
indisputaole by scientific research a.al eIst
those who use the Mandrake pm Aae
fully satisfied that the best madic,r.II' o
those provided by nature In he c+I. az
herbs and roots oil the fields WI" Ioa
These Pills open the bowels and
all bilious arrangements without ot,ieSi
ton or any OF ihe injurious effects =, ,. iva
mel or otner poisons. The sac-a =. gao
bile is promoted by these pills ss S ava q
seen by the altered color OF III VIZ o
and disappearing OF the sallow ,s,y,oIA
ion and cleansing OF the tongue -P"t
Ample directions for u.s., acc,,,
each box OF pills. Prepared only b,- FAT ~
/ Schenck & Son, al their pripcinsT' =,
| corner sixth and Arch streets D. nU'' ;s
| phia. aud Tor sale by all drugE,s,'r,.. ' Ne
| dealers. a.
, Price . cents per box.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
ALittle About that Gold Watch.

As it is not generally understood
what is meant and how that gold watch
is to be drawn, we will, for the informa-
ton of our numerous patrons, tell the
whole story. In the first place We have
received such liberal patronage, both
from town and country, since our open
ing three months since, that it has
opened our already liberal souls to more
lberahty, and we have concluded to give
our patrons a gold a0Gtch (hoping to
make few ducats by the opsrstion). Il
will be done in this wise: Every man,
woman or child buying at our Oyster
Bsv or Restaurant will receive for every
25 cents worth purchased numbered
ticket. which he, she or they will hold
until the drawing comes off on Friday
evening, January 10, at Hamilton Opera
House, on which occasion committee
will be appointed to duplicate al mum.
bers that have been issued, and put them
into box, and also put into another box
a. many blanks, with the exception of
one. which shall be marked Prize. Then
a committee of ten shall be chosen from
the audience, and out of their number
two men shall be chosen TO draw out the
tickets-one drawing from the blank
ticket box-both drawing at one time
aud when it shall so happen that the
ticket from among the blanks marked
prize shall be drawn, the number that
shall have been drawn from the number
ed ticket box shall take the prize. If
any party can suggest taIrer way or
simpler method, their suggestion will be
adopted.
We will commence issuing Tickets to-
day.
MCCLUsKEY j LARAMIE,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
Grand dsyligh. and gaslighi open
ing AZ Hennegen, Bates i Cos to-day

ALL HER FAULT.-They met on
Market street yesterday afternoon;
Their meeting was abrupt, stern ana
threatening. Their faces were almost
touching, for be was man OF only me-
dunn helghth, and she was tall, for
woman. The few people passing either
way looked back at them, and some were
curious enough to halt and gaze.
Their eyes met, full, and MS gaze
shrank beneath her steady express
sion. Then his eyes sought ner
feet and be attempted, in confusion, to
stem to one side. She said not q word,
but took corresponding step, and they
were still face to face. People waited For
the denoueme,.t a reporter looking on
closely strained his ears, and was prepar.
ed for almost anything. Not word had
been spoken. The man looked very
much embarrassed and even frightened.
The woman was defiant and threatening.
Again the man. undertook to step aside
and 90 bis way, aud again the WO-
man barred his passage. Then they took
a side step to the right together, and
then one to the left, still together. AT
last the man, desperate BY this time,
made break for the gutter and reached
it and escaped, raising his lat politely IS
he did so, and saying, BEG your par
dom" and the lady smiled sweetly IN
the midst of her bushes and said: MOI
at all; all my fault And the curious
crowd took - tumble
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Committee at Work

COLUMBIA, December l5.-Ths Senate
committee, with the exception OF Senator
Merrimon, who stopped on the way at
Raleigh, arrived last night. Senator
Merrimon is expected tomorrow morn
ing, when the committe will proceed 10
work.
The House committee examined seVe-
raj witnesses and have obtained returns
from nearly sll the precincts but about
fifteen, which will be supplied by tesH'
monx.
W. D. Simpson, the Democratic Lieu
tenant. Governor, to-day sent a letter 70
the Senate claiming his election ana de-
msuding his seat as presiding ofhcer OF
that body. The letter was read aud re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee Tor re
port. g.,
Another ballot was taken to-day ioi
United States Senator by the Democrats
In iolnt session. The vote was scattering
with no choice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
RIVER NEWS.
nv Ielegrapll,l

CAIRO. December lj.-No arrivals or
departures. River 3 feet 6 inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury 30 deg.
MEMPHIS, December l5.-River fell 5
inches. Mercury "A deg. Arrived
Sherlock, New Orleans; Bismarck, St.
Louis.
EVANSVILLE December Weather
clear and cold; mercury from - to 80;
wind from the south. River 80 feet
and falling; full OF new made ice. Down
Joe Means and Maggie Smith. The
The Means has taken her tow in Green
river 20 await safe navigation. Little
business.
LOUISVILLE. December l5.-W Gather
cecil and clear. River falling and full of
ice. The gorge ut Twelve Mile Island,
above tie city, remains solid and sdvices
from the Earrows and other points below
report no break up of the ice gorges. At
Greensboro the river is full of ice and
freezing. The Golden Rule arrived from
New Orleans to-day. The Gray Eagle
returned and laid up. The Tarascon
came in from Evansville and Is hard
aground on Portland bar. At last ac-
counts the Morning Star was gorged in
by the ice NJ " of creek. The Peytona
arrived from Wolf creek and LAID up.
The Golden Rule left Louisville for Gin
Cinnati. but it ia doubtful whether she
can pass Twelve Mile Island.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
Centennial Litigation,

PHILADELPHIA, December ia bill
N equity was today lied in the L ntled
States circuit court, Judge Cadwaiisuer,
on behalf Of the Centennial Board ot
Finance VS.. james Patterson and Henry
Lewis. of Pennsylvania; John Olll' OF
New Jersey; the State National BsnN OF
Camden and the Assistsnt-Tressurer oil
the United States at Philadelphia. Inc
bill is directed in the interest oil all hoia'
ers of Centennial stock. 1t recltes the
acts of Congress creating the board and
defining its powers, sets forth the amount
of stock held by Patterson, Lewis,
Gill and the State National
Bank of Camden, and the
amount claimed TO be due the United
States by Assistant Treasurer Ester
and specifies the conditions which were
attached to the government apportlon-
ment of 81 100000. 1t further says that
the total amount OF SUBSCRIPTIONS re-
ceived By the board amounted. TO 81, ioo,'
600. and stter the payment OF debts
there remained for division about
S2,OO0.0O0. There were no prohts
derived from the exhibition,
and said the balance is insufficient to pay
the stockholders. The defendants claim
that the balance should be distribute
pro rata among the creditors OF the
board. and assistant treasurer Eister
claims for the government Sl.5oo,oOO
out of said balance. The board say they
have no interest whatever in said balance,
but in order to be protected in the prem''
ses they pray the court 10 order the
claiming parties to interplead and to
decide their rights by II decree IN chan
Gerry, the board Offering to dispose OF the
fund in the meantime MS the court may
direct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
THAT Gold Watch.

Observation-Disclosures Dorsey, the
veteran postmaster at Captina T, .. this
county, Is the oldest postmaster in con-
tinuous service in the estate OF ONO.
Only two postmssters in the United
States have been in longer continuous
service than Mr.. Dorsey. Mr.. Dorsey !:
u Democrat, CiarrsciLle Gazette.
The Emerson minstrel company are
stopping at the Grant.
The Klralfy's delighted the Johnstown,
Pa, people last night.
Billy Emerson sports seal skin over
coat.
The death OF Capt. b. Frank Kelly,
son of Gen. Kelly of this city, is an
nounced in San Antonio, Texas, papers,
at which point he was stationed as quar-
termaster's clerk.
Ed. Burns, the escaped convict was
taken TO Moundsville yesterday, in charge
OF Officer Bogard and Chief of Police
Davis.
A young man from Bridgeport last
night had "Centennial' hand played
on him in u poker room, while
in II game Of draw.
Mr.. Ii. w. Nicholl will preside al
the Second Presbyterian church organ
on Sunday.
Mr.. j. H. Lame, agent of Emerson
MINISTRIES, leaves for Pittsburgh to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
Aid for the Blind.

WAsHINGToS, December 1.-The
trustees, superinten dents aud teachers OF
various state and public institutions for
the instruction Of the blind representing
over 10000 blind people IN the United
States, have united in petition 20 Con
gress 70 take into consideration
the needs of the blind. In accord
snce with the views Of the petitioners,
Representative Wstterson's bill intro.
duced yesterday, proposes an appropri-
stion Of $4,000, 70 be invested in
bonds, and set apart as Il fund. The
interest on the bonds II 10 be paid
over to the trustees Of the American
Printing House in Louisville, 20 be eX-
pended in printing books FOR distribu-
tion among the blind IN various lnstI.
tutions in this country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
4 Prime Remedy for Painful
m

The pangS endured by the rheumatic are
attributed by scientific pathologistS 10 the
contact OF a certain abnormal acrid ele-
ment in the blood with the sensitive
covering the muscles and joints. Hostel
ter's stomach BltterS, being superb blood
depurent, is admirably calculated to ex'
pei this impu,ity, and by removing the
cause 10 allay the painaud feHeriSh Symp-
toms which it produces. That it is most
successful remedy for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia and govt, as well as reliable means
of counteracting these diseases, is fact
amply evidenced by voluntary certificates
emanating from those whom ithas cured,
and attested by medical practitioners of
high repute. 1t is likewise a sovereign
curative of dyspepsia, constipation, liver
complaint, urinary troubles and general
debility, as well as the most popular and
successful antidote TO malaria extant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16

TIE ZANE STREET KEvivAL,-The
interest manifested at the revival at the
Zane Street church continues undated,
and is attended nightly By large num-
bers. Night before last there were
twelve mourners at the bench, and last
night about an equal number who had
experienced religion. Indeed the church
is doing yoeman service in the cause OF
Christianity, and in addition TO the
revival. now in progress, have made prep
arations to have addresses to the Sunday
school, on the day before Christmas, by
Judges Cranmer and Cochran. va
Christmas eve, handsome tree will be
presented to the wistful gaze of the little
folks, and on Christmas day what is knwn
as treat" will be given.