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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

TUE poet Waiter reaches iArcC.sc,te
years and zen on the eth OF this mouth,
aud his brother bards, LOngfellow, Bayard
Taylor, stedman, Holmes, J. G. Holland,
L,thrOp, Rich, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, l..
Maria Child, Celia ThaxteT. Paul u.
Hague, VIM. ). Shurtlel, and Charlotte 4.
ID ties, have each written u tributary poem
for tue occasion, which are published in
tbs Boston Literary World, for December.
The shortest and best Of all Is the ollering
OF our Southland = ct, Paul II. Hayne:
"From this far realm OF Pines | waft thee
now
A Brothers greeting, Poet, tried and
true;
50 thick the laurels on thy reverend brow
We scarce can see ID. white llcLs GIN
mering through!
80, pure Of thought! barnes; 10 heart as
pen,
The tests Of time have left thee unde.
filed;
And DER the SHOWS of thre. score years
and ten
Shines the unsullled auTeOle Of a child "
Dana, Bryant, Bancroft, Elliott, Park.
man, Higginson, and oliver johnson, offer
their tributes Of afi%eciionate remembrance
In eloquent prose, We are indebted 10 the
publishers Of the Literary World for q
copy containing these pleasant lilila
gllmpsCs Of literary life.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

- I'D Uaderstnnd Do.

The Radicals, under the lead OF SEN
alor ConklIng, are making a strong
eight against the President on account
Of his Constitutional treatment Of the
South, and because they are opposed
to his Civil Service reform. With
this party, we, OF The South, have moth.
ing to do except so far az it Affects us.
Messrs. Conkling and Blaine may
quarrel with Mr.. Hayes to their
hearts content about the appointments
and removals be makes, aud our party
will take no further interest than Is
necessary 70 prevent a deadlock In the
Government. In regard TO the South.
orn question, If there is any Southern
question now, we think II desirable for
these extreme Radicals to understand
what Southern people think of il, aud
for them 10 know what the Southern
white people will do before they will
again submit 10 negro rule. The
COnklings and B!sines have e Y
err ceased 10 whine because Presi-
dent Hayes refused 10 attempt 10
force the Southern people 10 submit
to negro rule, and even now claim that
the Republican party is charged with
the mission Of restoring to power the
Ames's, the Spencers, the Pattersons,
the Smalls, the Cardozos, and their fol.
lowers. It seems plain to their minds
that this Is practicable. II Is just here
that we think these men need enlight.
eminent. The Southern Governors will
never cali for the aid OF the National
troops, and It is not easy 10 understand
how Mr.. Hayes could interfere 10 the
local affairs Of the Southern States.
But If any contingency should arise,
that should cause him TO attempt to
force the people again under negro rule,
he would fail. The Southern white
people will never again attempt to live
under the domination of an inferior
They will fight fret. We do not
mean that they will attempt to socede,
or anything Of that sort. We mean
that they will fight, just as the
Northern people would fight, before
they will suffer again what they have
suffered. II the stalwart Republicans
will keep this fact In their minds, It will
perhaps encourage them 10 endure in
patience the Presidents Southern pol.
10y.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
%Precedents for Ordering Troops to
Pursue Msrauders into Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-Tho Secretary
0! Wa "a before the Committee on For.
eign Affairs OF the llOuee, to-day, on
Mexican affairs. Replying to questions,
" What authority the Department had 10
order troops to follow fresh trails into
Mexico the Secretary cited orders given
Cot, liobt. h. Lee in 1860, to follow ma.
raudcrs into Mexico, and to orders given
by John {, Calhoun in lsl7, TO Gen. Gaines,
to pursue the Seminole Indians into span.
ish territory, which order was vigorously
carried cut by Gen. Gaines, successor TO
Gen. Andrew Jackson.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
THE FALL OF L V
Surren er Of the Turkish Stronghold Az.
ter a Brave Detense-0sman Pasha
Wounded.

LONDON, Dec. lO-A Reuter- Bucharest
dispatch, dated Monday, lCta, says that
fore Plevna, Osman Pasha, who was
wounded, surrendered Internationally.
The Turks in Plevna were dying Of hun.
ger and cold.
LONDON, Dec. lO-Reuter's received the
following: "Bucharest, Dec. l0-9:i0 pm.
-Plevna Is now in the hands OF the Russo.
RUumanian armies" The Agency Russo
makes the following announcement {:
BOSNIAN Pasha attempted to break through
in the direction of Widdin, was attacked
In front and compelled to lay down his
arms after Il glorious struggle, In which
he Was seriously wounded. All, with one
voice, raise his conduct"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

rRECAUTIONARY.-lt may hot he
generally known that The same drug
used in coloring striped stockings i,
also employed in the manufacture Of
bad whisky. Both affect the legs visi.
bly,. When a man goes along the
streets in a ~vibratory sort Of way in
future, no should not be set down as
tipsy until you have ascertained the
color Of his stoCkipgs.-[BOstOn Globe.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

The Jackson Times OF Saturday says
the Right Rev. W. NJ. Green, D. D.,
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Mississippi, is
10 the city resting for a few days as
the guest of Judge Bailey, before
returning to sewanee. He is IN such
feeble health a. not 10 be able able 10
continue his Fall visltations Of the
Diocese. Under the advice of his
physician he will give up the labors Of
the Episcopate for the time being, in
hopes Of recovering his strength, by
Spring, when be will resume his do.
lea.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

We are rejoiced to see that the Com.
mercial is satisfied no responsibility in
any way attaches to Gen. George for
any Of the rumOrs Of the Leflorc Sena.
lorial campaign. That 10 all we care
for. Gen. George Is q great man, and
be deserves we'll Of the State, and we
cenuot think that the Commercial
would Intentionally do him an iDjus'
tice by aiding to create the impression
that be had tried to defeat the regular
Democratic nominee.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
TEXAS PACIFIC r. II. BILL.


Text Of Bill introduced 10 the Senate by
Mr.. Johnson, Of Virginia Provisions
for Main Trunk and Branch Lines-NO
Government Aid for the ViCksbuFB
Branch.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0--The Texas Pc
ciic Railroad Bill, introduced In the Sen.
ate to-day by Mr.. johnson, OF Virginia,
provides for a Government guarantee OF
interest on hlty-yeRr i've per cent bonds,
TO be issued for the ben. ht Of the main
trunk from Fort Worth to san Diego,tO the
extent Cf Si7O,OOO,COO. Except for difficult
and mountainous portions, 1t lie estimated
there will be $50 miles, for which interest
will DO guaranteed on bonds to the amount
Of $500 per mile. The issue Of all bonds
for the maia line, including $1,000 per mile
TO be retained In the United States Treas.
ury, ID limited 10 u total OF 49,, 800, O0O.
The bill also provides for a similar quart
antee Of interest on bonds to the amouns
Of ,0D, 600, u be Issued by the Memphi
& International Railroad Company, OF Ar
kansas, and the Lake City Railroad Com
pany, Of cXas, 10 secure the construction
Of u connecting railroa from Jefferson,
Texas. to Memphis, Tenn.
The Texas Pacific c operation Is requir.
ed by this bill, under rcnally Of forfeiture
OF the foregoing privileges 10 build within
the mex three years a railroad from
Shire yeport 10 Monroe, La, a distance OF
ubo.t ~ miles, this to connect with IA COM
plcted road 10 n point on the Mississippi
river opposite NlcGs1urg, but no Govern
mcnt aid Is proposed tor this branch.
The bill, In al IT, other essential feat.
ures, is in agreement with the House bill
introduced last Friday.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
Ex.Gov. HENDRlcKs's new lecture on

EX.Gov. HENDRICKs's new lecture on
"R~evolutlon," ends as follows: We
cannot always tell which is the right
eide of the barbados. For myscif, l
know that | stand where | should stand
when | am tor equal and exact justice
TO all. Aud when that sentiment shall
become universal, and the powers Of
Government shall be exercised only tor
the benefit of al, then history will re.
count the story OF no more struggles
behind the barricades, nor o. blood
she'd in revolution or war, but univer-
sal peace will bless mankind"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

AN ltinerant Snowman attracts crowds
daily on the street with an exhibition OF
educated birds that is truly wonderful and
both instructive and entertaining. The
troupe consists OF several species OF the
cOckatoo, paroquets, parrots and gros.
beaks, ranging In size from the
large Australian ~cockatoo. ~ the
diminutlve parrot Of Java, and the
beautiful lOve.blrd, a species OF the
parrot, 90 called from their attachment to
each other. The owner has been engaged
10 training birds for twelve years, and has
certainly met with great sOccess. His
birds perform innumerable tricks In the
open air, which we have not spaco to
describe, but which are vel worth see.
ing. Toe most striking among them is the
telling OF the time OF day by u Iretty rose
CgcEatOO, and the funeral Of Napoleon, by
several small birds. They als) dance and
march In perfect time 70 music, dire of a
small cannon, and DO many other amusing
things.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

The telegraph announces the fall OF
Pievns snd The surrender OF the gall
liant Turkish commander, Osmsn Pashs.
This will be a severe blow 10 Turkey,
and give great encouragement 10 the
Russians. Tie English sympathizers
with Turkey will now advocate de-.
cided measures on the part of that
Government, and the war may assume
anew phase.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
Delicious

The most delicious, light, white and
Whor.uIne biscuits, rolls, mullins, waf-
les, corn-bread, cake, etc, are possible
to every table by using the celebrated
DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER. 1t is abso.
lutely pure, aud will go much further
in use than other kinds OF baking pow.
der, 1t is impossible 10 fail with it IN
baking. Ask your grocer for II, aud
90 not be- pot oil with any other.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

The man who is responsible for the
entrance Of Mr.. Kellogg, Of Louisiana,
into National politics Is Senator Davis,
Of Illinois. The deed was accomplished
many years before Judge Davis
dreamed that he would one day be a
whole party all by himself. Mr.. KEEL.
logg, In an elaborate story Of HE life,
which he has impaired to a correspond.
ent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, says
Judge Davis recommended him to Mr..
Lincoln, in 1861, as a good man for
Chief Justice OF Nebraska, aud he re.
ceived the appointment. Mr.. Lincoln
wished to reappUint him IN 1865, but
finally decided to make him Collector
Of New Orleans, because "llArlan was
bent on putting his wift's b~rolher.in-
law, Saunders" into off sc in Nebraska.
So fit had no. been for Judge Davis
snd Harlan wife's bro'hcr.in-law,
New Orleans mighIneye: have seen Mr..
Kellogg, aud the everlasting Louisiana
case might neve have burdencd Amer.
icaY politics.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
'rhe Celebrated VIennn Roll,

Among the numerous articles boo.
IEY's YEAST POWDER i. used for, are
the celebrated Vicnna rolls, which are
50 delicious, psla'abIe and healthy, II
YOU ave not The recipe, send three
cent stamp to Dooley " Brother, New
York, and you will get 1t, together
with many other valuable cooking re-
receipts, by return mail.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
Rejoicing at ST. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-THE news Of
the fall Of PleVna occasions great rcjoic.
ing here. Theaters are celebrating the
victory by special additions 10 their usual
pr, gramme. Enthusiastic popular demon.
strations In honor Of the imperial family
and army are made In tue streets and pub.
Tic places, and great crowds are assem-.
bled cheering aud singing national an.
thems' Tue city was partially illuuin.
ated.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
Accident ut Cards Ferry-FITe
Persons Drowned

IHNVW INV III
On Monday evening, Dec. 3, near
shutdown, an accident occurred near
Cards Ferry, five miles below Macon,
on Noxubee river, and Eve persons,
three girls and two bOys, the childen
OF Henry Bryant, a colored preacher,
were drowned. They were crossing
the river Ia a skin loaded with cotton,
which lhey had pickel IN a field on
the south side. The boat was over
loaded aud sank. The bodies had not
been found Tuesday morning.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
Renanna Why.

The reasons why DR.. Prices FlavoIing
Extracls, Lemon, Vanilla, ETC., are su.
perior to all otherP, is because they are
prepared from choice selected fruits
aud aromalics, without colOrlng or
poisonous oils, all the %lavorlng pFinci-
pies are retained unchanged by chem.
ical action, highly concentrated, rCquir-
ing less 10 flavor.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

DrRING cholera times, an under.
taker, being asked By a lady who was
employing him ct some household
wo.k whether he would have a glass
now or wait till he hSd finished the
joh, all be takin' the glass moo, men,"
said the african, "ior there's been a
power o. sudden deaths lately"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

Is his message 10 the California Leg.
islslurc, Gov, Irwin, of that State, says
that II is the plain duty of the United
States e vernment to secure the abro.
CATION Of lie provision Of the Burling-
anne treaty permitting unrestricted
Chinese immigration, and the Legisla-
ture Of the SAFE should memorabilia
the President aud Congress to that eff.
feet.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

soME time between 70 O'Clock and day.
light sunday night, burglars elected an
entrance into the show-window Of Mr..
Adam schader, on Washington street, and
etc, to the value Of between $50 and $500.
The burglar broke the heavy plate win
dow by some means, and must have
chosen his time when the policemen were
at the extremity OF Washington street.
There 10 no clue to the robbers, but the
policemen are trying to work up the job.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

TIE Sea Cow, which was visited when
here, By 80 many Of our citizens, and
which was shipped for New Orleans on the
Natchez, died on the way. Some VI the
coolest weather we have had occurred
during the trip, and the poor thing froze
10 death, Its native habitat enjoys a
climate where frost is almost unknown,
and Of course the manatee 10 very suscep-
tlble 70 cold. The loss to the owners rs q
very heavy one, as we understood they
had sold II for 500 and were to deliver
IL in New Orleans,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
AnOlher Bank conc by tho nOaEd.

LAWRENCE, KS, Dec. 1.-THE Simpson
Bank of this city, went into voluntary
liquidation yesterday, and J. S. Chew ap-
pointed Receiver. Ii was the oldest bank.I
Ing institution in the city, and 1t Is beheY1
ed the assets, II not sacrificed, will be auft
icient to pay creditors In full.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

TON EwrxO says the President will
not veto the Silver Bill. We will soon
see whether be will or not, for the
Senate viii doubtless pass the bill this
week.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

Mr.. HExDRIcKs says be has no idea
Of making 5 contest for the Vice
Presidency.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

CoxoREss will adjourn on the 10Th
inst, and meet again on the 10Th Of
January, 1878.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

A MAJORITY OF the committee Of the
Senate and of the House is in favor of
the Texas Pacific Railway.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

Edit ut 'Ac Faye'te Chfon Gle:
In rrpl! 10 tie banter OF Fox Hun.
ter" in the Vicksburg HERALD, | have
this 10 say: that he can be "accOmmo.
dated near Lafayette, If he will only
bring his fox hounds down.
ANOTHER FOX EUNTER,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

"LIFE IL made up Ov sunshine and
sbaddowi-about five shadows to one
sunshine.-[Josh Billings.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

" your l~andlady's daughter is pretty
you may say "Plese pass me that,
honey"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14
&mRhsbmg{fraIa

Tuesday Morning, December II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

OATes.-Our readers must not forge,
that the Oates English Comic Opera Com
pany will this evening commence three
nights engagement At the Opera House
The Pittsburgh Ercniny ChfOniele thu!
speaks Of the company:
The manner in which "The Pretty Per-
tumcr' was produced here by Mrs
Oates company on Wednesday evening
exceeded all former Efforts 10 this city
The noteworthy songs we're given with Q
spirit unapproachcd in former efforts
The opera is one that tests the quality Of
a chorus. But in this instance, in the
opinion OF competent judges, the choru.
proved itself superior 10 any that has an
peared III this city. Mrs. Oates, Mis-.
Winston, Miss Delaro, and Messrs. Lau
rant, Al!cn and Hall gave spirited i'm.
persOnationS, and these, with the extraor.
binary attention paid to details and the
thoroughly drilled chorus, made the most
enjoyable performance Of this character
We have ever witnessed. Atmatinee yester.
day "GirOAe.G iroha" was presented in a
manner worthy ofequally strong commen.
dalton. MADAME Angots Child" CON. .
pleted days entertainment never
equallrd in this city by any comic opera.
In all the operas presented this week, a
great improvement in the stage business
and the thousand and one little things
that is required of the subordinate char.
actets, and in the thorough training Of
the chorus, Is especially noticeable. In.
deed, the present. company appears to
realize the perfection OF comic opera,
We have never had such chorus, as
many good singers, or such attention paid
to details as Ia shown by this company,
and Mrs. Oates never sang 10 well as she
is doing now. She issteadily improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

IMPROVEMENT IN BusfNEss. -The sud.
den change in the temperature during
the past week has lent stimulus 10 nn.
rnerous branches Of business In the city,
and has suddenly called into requisitiOn
an immense variety Of overcoats and iurs.
The dry goods and clothing houses, whose
winter trade had been backward and
languished considerably by reason Of tile
warm interval, are among the frat to
appreciate and benefit by the change, and
more woollen and other classes Of heavy
goods have been sold in the past week
than for the two preceding weeks. Should
the cold snap continue for another week
or more their trade will continue unin.
tetrupted until the holidays.
The wholesale dry goods merchants on
Main street report that the season has
been more prosperous than for several
yeafa. Merchants from the interior oil
the State have replenished their stocks
settled up back accounts and are doing d
prosperous business, which 10 considered
as the forerunner Of u brisk trade during
tue winter and spring. Just now the
principal demands are for the usual heavy
goods ordered at this season OF the year
many out Of town merchants being in.
duced to lay In much lsrger stock thar
formerly, owing TO the low prices Of the
various articles.
The clothing houses feel the effects o.
the near approach Of winter, and theil
sales the past week were unusually large
Several VI the best known firms In thC
city engaged in this line, like the whole
sale dry goods merchantp, say the season
10 an exceptionally good one, and they
look forward to 1878 with bright antici
pAtlons.
The notion firms report business AZ
brink for this time If the year, and ex'
pect tosee Il genuine old fashioned reyi-
val which will continue until next year
The retail dry goods men are UP tC
their eyes In business. The demand loI
fnrs and 'Cloaks, especially, Is 80 great
that II Ia as much "a they can do to lili
the orders. Seal skin articles, contrary
10 general reports, are even in greater
demand than last year, the only difference
as regards fashion being that sacques are
now made up to conform to the person o.
the weArer, instead OF being worn loose
The prices Of all kinds Of IGra have been
reduced from Ii 10 % per cent, which
has had tendency to greatly increase the
sales. Fur trimmings for ladies' silk
cloth and velvet garments have become
very popular.
The hat trade has also received a new
stimulus, especially the Wholesale depart.
ment, large orders haYing recently beer
received from outoi.toWn tradesmen, fuI
aud woolsn articles being in great de
lnand. The boot and shoe trade, accord
ing to the reports Of the irma question
ed, Is unusually brisk at tho present time
The retail dealers in fancy goods, hosiery
60, are Just now doing a thriving bust
ness, and from The outlook will drive 4
brink trade until after the holidays.
Taken all in all, the prospect ahead fol
the merchauts aud trsdesmen Of Wheel
ing seems brighter than for many month";
past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

ASTONISHING SUccEss.-It is the dut,
OF every person who has nsed BoscHEEi:
GERsdANSYRuP 10 let its wonderful quail
ties be known TO their friends in curint
Consumption, severe Coughs, Cronp
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact al
throat and lung diseases. No person car
use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con,
slider i the duty Of all, Druggists to recon
mend it to the poor dying cousumptiye
at least TO try one bottle, us 40 900 dozeI
bottles were sold Last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported, suci
a medicine as the GERMAN SYRup capnoi
be TOO widely known. Ask yeur Drug,
gist about it. Sample bottles 10 try soIa
at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. Fo,
sale by all frst'clasa Druggists in The
Onlted states. eodaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

PULPIT PARAGRAPHS. - Sacramento
services were held at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church last evening, by Rev. Dr.
George, the pastor.
Rev. J.F. Curtis conducted the service,
at Wiesel Hall yesterday, morning and
evening, for the Reformed Episcopal Con
gregation.
No services were held at St. Mathews
Church yesterday, on account Of the ab-
sence Of Rev. Armstrong.
Father Reynolds oticiated at the Ga.
thedral yesterday morning.
"Paul's Deliverance from the Storm
was the title Of the Sunday School lesson
for yesterday.
Rev. Otto Mehrwin last evening conlin,
ued his discourse on Luther's Smaller
Catechism, at lions Lutheran Church
Subject, "The Fourth Commandment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

TEMPERANCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
meetings were held at Parkers' Hall on
Saturday and Sunday evenings. On Sat.
urday evening the speakers were Rich.
ard Bird, John Baggs, Robert MarAhall
and Mr.. Thoburn, and last evening Rev,
Miller, Of Waynesburg, Pa, E. q. Cra.
craft and John Baggs. There were three
sisners TO the pledge on Saturday even.
ing, and fourteen last evening. DR.. Tom
0, Edwards has promised to speak to.
night.
Tho usual temperance meeting was
held at 0tts Hall last evening, conducted
by Mr.. Hiram Young. Addresses were
made by Mr.. Young, Rev. Gatchell, John
Westwood, Samuel Cray ton, Robert Lam.
illon, 81. E. Wells and J. II. Laishley.
The prayer meeting at OTIS Hall yes.
terday afternoon was we'll attended.
There were two signers to the pledge.
Rev. Gatchells lecture, at Outs Hall
on Saturday evening, attracted but a
slim audience. His subject was 4ship
aud Shore"