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LINCOLN COlNrY NETS.
Crab Orchard,

MAY I'd, 1877.
The shipment of ,an-bark has begun.
For Cight or ten weeks trains of OK teams
will pas laily from the knobs to the de-
pot. Hundreds Of men are now at work in
the woods. The buyers here are busy
from nom till night paving hands, load
ing bark, nc. This traffic, tits true, gives
employment for short tine to the labor
ing class, but it is alta time when they
might be putting in crop and raise pro
visions enough TO run them through. the
winter; but no, they would rather peel
bark for FIVE or Fix weeks and look to for
tune the remainder Of the year for their
support. u. X. Wilmot has peeled thi 5
wear, a tree four end enc half feet in diam
eter, one hundred and ten feet high, ma
king two cords Of bark, worth ut the stump
Sl2.
Last Saturday, our little city appeared
as il we had not altogether lott our cner'
gy. All our merchants were very busy
selling. trading, &c.
Sunday morning We made fruitless at
tempt io hear a sermon at Watts Chapel
by Rev Mr.. Singleton. Those sweet, dear,
little buds of innocence, that kept up such
dcaicning noise in the isle, would make .
-ain, swear, or weary the patience Of Job
Next time We go TO Church We hope all thu
mothers in the n.ighboihood will bring
their Little daIlings long, arming each one
with a whistle, rattle, or two short sticks
We ASSURE you nothing helps preacher
half 81 much Ms lot Of squealing, bawl
ing little pets.
Preaching aud Sabbath School at Re
/ form Church in the evening. At 3o'clock
Sunday evening, the Sabbath School at tn
baptist Church, was recognized, with Jas
McAlister, Superintendent, and Stephel
Bunch, Assistant.
Mr.. James u. Gilkerson, OF Chattanoo
Ga, Tenn, Is spending few weeks with hi
relations. Jim tells as his business n
Chattanooga is rapidly improving III
also tells MS that our former townsman, ID
II. NJ. Bales, is succeeding in getting quit
a large practice in his peculiar line.
John Ballard is eonvalescing Miss Cor
ney Corrrlison, Of Richmond, is the CUES
of her sister, Mn. Thomi :. Proctor. Mr.
J, = Robinson expects to pay her relation
at Springfield Mo, a visit in few week
Mrs. Tarrant, Of Tarrant College, CAV
her annual May day in peculiar. but v,
~ interesting and instructive way. Sh
procured Mr. Tatum's Mammoth Buss an
with her schopl, and some other youn
folks, paid the Towers ON the kentuek
River, visit. The trip proved success
in every way
We are told that AN answer TO the loca
in the Colpis Journal announcing the mu
der Of Mr.. Schultz, in the vicinity Of th
place, had been sent and never appearo'
We think any correction In regard
crime, connected with this place, should
noticed by the Couricr-JouIEdl, as ever
) thing degrading that is committed in Cel
trail and Eastern Kentucky, is inyariab
credited 10 Crab Orchard. But We su
pose the Courier Journal is somewhat ungl
at Ms from the fact il could not make Ia
| terry Of her Crab Orchard salts, and swi
die the world rs II did the Kentucky |
brary.
/, Mcssrs. Gilkcron and Iaslcy, oonclud'
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,o,
70 ''Ne "oa' '''' '"'' ''."'"!,
,,'' y" '.o '''s, r''s ~
w"en !" We ",u",e " '"e pV"S ~"
80 r,'"'p ~. Wv" 49,. a..
new harness on.
m
or'"'
'''''' "" WV ''''
Mr. Schultz, the man who the cowr'er'
journal had murdered in this vicinity, was
found about one mile below the ford IN
Buck Creek, Momlsy morning, at 9o'clock.
ou;,s n e.b;,g Marty. Consisting alto-
Ii, ~ ,,on ~ ,;,o ala ,go e,,,cc,s IN
s,,,, r., n, mi. Mac, ~ tho rorl. n Cum.
,o,,,.J p;vo, -, al. i,,h ina, Ola ,;o.
necr Iool ou, remember the fate Of
Schultz.
NJ, A NJ F,he,, who a .bor, time opo.
In g.. ,,o nal nm. h.s s,,.,v .,r;ved
=, Do.dwool ,,d fro,, LETTER. written
h,ct "a nj. family no il worry much Meas.
ed. lie e.pe,t. 10 return to Kentucky In
the fall ladencJ with the prccious metal.
Mr.. T.. has Tor number OF years sought a
fortune IN the mining heids' success 10
Our Trustees are ever on the alert Tor
fines, taxes, &c, still We see no improve
ments, and the cry il always no money on
80 a. - ~. $50. -.
-, -. ., ,,o .anJ;,;a. ~ A..
.. W. ,a,. ,;,,.d, A,d whv
don't they improve Mud street, Fall Lick,
and in fact, work will not hurt any Of
our '''''S "", az Wv A..
,-"uue'' '"" ~
wore away from actual use.
a, +, Ar r.. L.,
MI ", '"s'' P'o''''' 7
."' ''".' 10y, ""u III.
w. w, " n -
give ''" 80 IT.
i'o'o' '"" -, -
""".'''' .N,.-,,. -,
'"' wv "o'' '' '
Capt. T.G Moore, mas Tor several days
wv" ''
Mis- Elizr Hieginbothsm, and Mr.. An
derson. Of Richmond, are TO be married
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MR. 5. BAxrrR RlsuEa and wife, OF
West Mijdle-eI, Pa, spent Wednesday.
here. Mr.. Richer represents the firm Of
II. l.. Taylor 4 Co, Of rennsy lvania, AMI
is engaged in leasing the mountain lands
for the purpose Of boring for oil, gas, &c.
lie informs us that he has succeeded il
leasing about 1900 farms in Laurel, Rock
castle and Owsley, and is still progressing
favorably with his work. Active prepare
iions for boring, he tells u-, will commence
about the 10th Of June. Mr.. Risher is .
courteous gentleman aud deserves a kindly
reception by our people.
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HONE AFFAIRS.


See our III white quilt at one dollar.
Parasols, Fans and fan chains are in sea.
son.
The mystery still remains as to how we
can afford to sell those fine trunks at the
prices We do.
Newpor, ties in kid, are just the thing for
co mfort.
We make a specially Of large size Cor
sets. Come aud acc our hundred bone
corset.
Fifty pieces new prints received yc"ter-
day.
New style hoop skirts received this week.
Black Cashmercs,
Black Grenadine,
Black Australian Crepe,
Black Alpaccas, &C.,
White Linen Lawns,
Figured Linen Lawns,
Pacific Lawns, Percsle.,
Gray Mohairs,
Steel Mohairs,
Colored Alpaccas,
SAN" 1'''i 20,
rr''c" pe i''''
IN woro' we "a'e 'o'P'' " "
Dress uo"as'
IN oo''onadeS, Lane" i''"', o".o"'
piaid oo'ton-, "'ngham-' "'' "'' '''
thing in this line.
N I'll
"Darning played out" when 10 cents VIII
buy pair Of Hose, or half Hose three pair
for a quarter.
10, ,,o.
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METHODIST CurRcn.--The regular time
for the administration Of the Lords Sup
per il next Sabbath The third Quarterly
Conference will convene on Friday, 18th,
instead OF the 10Th Of this month. Preach
ing Thursday night, 18th, AMI IN Friday
by the Presiding Elder. Last Sunday be-
ing the 9th, there Was no preaching in town
EXCEPT at this church. Rev, j. X, Peoples
preached in the morning to a very large
audience, but owing to the fall Of the stove
pipe. by which the whole church was COW
erred with SCOT and ashes, the appointment
for preaching at night had To be annnlled.
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Mn. y. u. Matthew. who has been in
business here for several year. and has
made many friends, will leave MS next
week, to 90 in business, either in Cincinna
ii or a thriving town in Texas. lie has
fine offers in both places and we are sure
that an energetic man like he IL, will d,
we'll, no matter where he goe-. We hav'n'
heard IL he intend. taking a partner will
him OF not, but presume he will.
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sARkErs.
Isaisrisie.

The general tone Of the Louisville pndu'e n,ark-
cts Mas soiacwhAi easier Yesterday. In provisions
there was dcclnr of i-@l.e In uieats, chasing al
= anr haen shoulders, sie fF clear rib sides aud
YaasI ~ inr char sides. balk meats ~ers held al
lsf cleaf sides. Hams al iiesl9f. Lard sss hrRi
At llh,g EH tierce, l2e fF keg. Breakfast laeea
1870. Mess park At si5 u. There n NJ shsai ~
,hs market, ssd lIisss are nos,is.l as~sefs .,ld
psy 81 NAL Is "a I'D, VI Soeti - ~ aiabet aud
81 ~ for Nhlie Wa ani,Rk Nsgu SaA esia ~ tNaa's
ioT eaT as9 No NJ shsltl ga arrival aud Vase
ifolu stsT.. nais scre -ls-Nip Al 1850, .n arisa
and 5le,55c from store. Rye a. x.-sSs, fisuI VA
hrm. closing nj " 50alO ~ ~ sxirs 10 .nes
brands Batter WIS qsst Al lae,sec, esss we're hsid
/ ct a.. Potatoes quirt Al ~ yes W ls'ussih'
touuu,r lal .uA
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HsssNEss NOTICES.
vIsiriSucsR pschcapaithisoficc

visrrSocs Rpschcapatthisoaicc.
Go to Bohon 4 siagg. Tor your fishing
tackle
Henry IIu--ing has fresh Lager Bcr and
good Ale.
Tourr so,rs-A large and new supply
vt Andersen 4 McRobcrt-'.
ror Pure White Lead, aud oil, very
chcap-call ~ anderson n McRobcrt-.
J.IIS y. n. shsnks will trade goods
for any thing from goat To az elephant.
uo to Ander1n 4 McRobert. for all
Lind. aud colors II Extra Mixed Paints.
A LARGE new supply ~ Machine Nee.
dies, for all Machine, at Anderson a Nc.
Roberts.
SAW your eyes. Buy pair ~ i.a,aru.
a Morris perfected srcc,acle-, at r. H.
Jhsnault's
waSrEp.- To exchange our Si2,OOO
worth ~ goods for grccnbacks j. u. rs.
u. Shank.
ruYst,I,Ss prescriptions aud Pharma.
'ccu,ical Preparations, speciality at J.. u.
Chcnsult'.
ANDERSON A McRonrRrs have just re.
csiyed a superior lot Of fi-tol-, Cartridges
aud Cutlery.
~ you want ga,d clock, you can find
IL at Chenault'-, at city prices. Warranted
twelve months
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GsRRiRD COUNTY NEsCs
Ianc0sf

May 3, 1877.
The cs,eraI bue and cry thi. week is the
un,im.Iv visi, of Jack Frost Florist. and
sr,;,or.,. we,, lang faces. and lament that
,,o country il boupa tn he ruined. one way
or another.
n Lo,.I ron;.,.rs sboxsd
..',.,,,a., sa,on fru;,.s.ller.
WV 49,. " Lo',L aaan,. And 70, we we're
not happy.
Tn. cro.. anil Crescent are delu.iny the
vicipi,v Of the beautiful blue Danube, and
We peaceful Americans sit back at our case
end calmly read the daily bulletins Inc
military leaders are aciua'ed oy the "rui'
nary policy Of Statesmen, while the be-
nighted soldiery follow the ragged silk ban
ner 'hat Tradition says 'ei'eu ''''' .o"",o"
eyes the u'Nihe Nes""' '"e "s"' W '"e ~"
rem, our uipiom"',''' '." Us ""' w."
,n.nv and sors nr.d,c, that the Young
y,n,Ioon will lin ,hrouoh the unruar,led
49, % IN. immortal throne. But eoniect-
ure is as far from certainty as are feasible
plans from prophecy.
NJ Tho. X Is,rher t,rmerly Of Ian
caste, !. very IN at hi. home in Nicholas.
VILE.
:, l., , ,;,,,
'"'' " -. =, .a.o.,, onr
little Cemetery has grown with saddening
rapidity.
Atnpar.ins match on Monday at Frank
lin Institute, Miss Ada Mars, Of the Fresh
Clio Is sorry to d'SaPI"'nt He'f' 'ana
clamo'a' announcement She Is pa'"'u''y
gnl'''eTS' 'n". TAT, ., any H SUI" ""' "'N'
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'''nE Petit Jury Of the term OF Court just
closed have imiiortsliIcl Themselves by
melting out punishment to the offenders in
nearly every instance. There was none 81
that ehrnnie hanging that seems To los
seas the jurie. Of the last few YEAR. but an
agreement was had in each case. The re-
.ul, Of the II day- work, beside. one or two
sent to Jail, is nine recruits for the Peni,en'
lisry. When IL once become. known tina,
our people rr determined to shut down on
crime, better state Of morals will exist
than has characterized this county for .om'
years past.
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A SrrrRior Srosv.-Nest week we
will commence serial story. me Of the
best ever written by the talented authore--,
Mrs. Eurenia Dunlap Poit-, which will
run through some fifteen or twenty issues
II the raper I, !, entitled Turned
Ndrifi," and being founded On f'ct-, il apt.
ly illustrates that truth l. stranger than
fiction" Written IN her peculiar aud
most entertaining style, sud possessing
genuine merit, We give II 60 our reader.
with a degree Of pride, we'll aware that
they will lie edited aud instructed by it,
lerusll.
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Gnr,r, good taste wa. displayed by that
prince 81 merchants, John ". Craig, when
he secured the services Of the accomplished
artists, Mis- Lucv Bnticrdeld and Miss
Bclle Hughes, and their corp. ~ able ns.
-i-,anr in the millinery aud dress making
deimrtmcnts.
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Dr.. Moses a Son, 81 Virginia, hav,
opened an office at the Guthrie House
Lebanon, Ky, for the cure u stammerine
aud impc,liment- Of speech, lisping and
loss Of speech. Those who wish to be re-
lieved Of that distressing malady viii
please avail themselves II the opportunity
at once. The cure Is affected entirely by
the means 81 an art Of his own discovery
having been a stammerer forty three years.
Cure guaranteed or no pay. The patient
Of course must be present Terms reason
able.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Edifed bv Campbell q. Miller.

For COOP FARMERS, OSLY.-It h. an
axiom worthy Of acceptation that god far.
mers want good tools, and are willing to
pay fair price for them. 1t is the poor
farmers that searches the market for cheap
farm tools, known as "subslitutcs"-mere
makeshifts. Such farmers are not only
poor in quality, but by per.isting in buying
low-priced tools become poor in purse. 1t
il, therefore, the attention Of good farmers
that we wish to call TO the harvesting Ma
chimes we are handling, for the approach
ing season. All recognize the good sense aud
economy Of owning first-class Combined
Reaper and Mower. II is not now necessa.
ry u argue their utility. They are no
longer classed in the category Of luxurier.
They are absolutely necessary to the pros-
perity, il not the happiness, Of the agricul.
tural communities.
We ask an examination from farmers
who contemplate purchasing Combined
Eower and Reaper, or Mower, the coming
season, to the Excelsior" Machines, which
have all the latest improvements, are the
handsomcst machines in the world, and ex-
eel all Others IN their cutting capacity and
lightness Of draught. Before buying. con-
suit your own interests, and Law aside your
presen, preferences, long enough TO give
the Excelsior a critical examination. We
al-o ask your attention to the boss Of all
the sulky rakes. You might as we'll come
prepared to take one Of our rakcs home,
for with the memory Of the back ache Of
last season in the hay.fel still in your
mind, you cannot resist buying one.
Thirdly, we call your attention to our
Mcikle Iron BAN Shovel Pillow, which is
PROFESSIONALLY the best iron pillow estant,
and now priced by every farmer. An ex-
animation Of the Mcikle will convince any
farmer that it is greatly superior to any
irun double cultivator offered In this
market.
Lastly, We are the sole agents OF the light
running Wooden Double Shovel Plow made
by Mershon 4 Miller, Of Garrard county ,oi
which number Of our prominent and we'll
known farmers speak in this column.
These instruments will be on exhibition
in front Of our ware-room next Monday
Court day. and we urgently ask our farm
er friends To look at them.
FoR FARMERs.-- We the undersigned
farmers Of Lincoln and Garrard counties
have used and thoroughly tested the wood
en- beam Double Shovel Plow manufactur
cd by Mershon & Miller land for sale b,
Campbell 4 Miller and che, rfully join il
this Testimonial of lis merits. We hay,
found il the lightest drauglt, the smcthes
runner, the most compact and durable, ia,
lightest weight, and the best material anc
workmanship We have ever used, and W
would not exchange ours for any doubl'
shovel in use.
JoHN W. LOGAN RICHARD WALrEI
A. 4. RoBiSs0S tiEo " BETTIs
HENRY WALTER JoHS ". WALTER
TILroRp RUTHERFORD
1t will not pay to make ash.hoppers-'
even il you have wood ashes, when you cal
buy soda ash and lime enough 20 make 4
pounds Of soap for IS cents. We are nov
furnishing our approved recipe with ever.
package of soda ash. Try 1t.
Those SIS Buggy Harness supply long
felt want in the community and consequent
ly go oil lively.
| III.
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WHAr is the matter with "Falstair' We
have not heard from him fora month. But
,perhap. he Is getting ready for another Of
biz long sermons and is "ubliyious' to the
affairs Of this mundane sphere.
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J.E. EARLY, Esq, resident Engineer
Of the c. $. X. X. located at Somerset, ar
rived Last evening from New Orleans,
whittier he had been to attend a Cow ven
tion of Civil Engineers.
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PARTIES wanting to purchase salt, either
in large or small quantities, will learn
something to their interest by calling on
Nearer & Evans.
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CHATHAM. VA. April IL, 1877.

CHATHAM, Va, April IL, 1877.
We, the citizens Of Chatham, Va, do
hereby certify that each Of US have been
cured Of a cancer by DR.. Moses n son'-
method, aud without any surgical opera
ton, and we cheerfully recommend them
to all who are afflicted likewise.
JAS &. woopiSo, C. ". TnoxrsoS,
q. q. GiLEs, b. il. MUSFoKD.
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THERE are ten employees in the variou'
departments Of John II. Craigs Trade Pal
ace. The amount Of goods sold by him re-
quires such a large force
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Mn. :. II. MArmESY has sid his estnb-
lishment To Mr.. Jas. y. Davis, who has
gone to Louisville for re-supply Of good-.
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Ma. J. NJ. wEAY and family left on
Wednesday for their future home in Hi
nois, much to the regret Of their many
f,i.nda
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FIrry thousand shingles for sale cheap
by w-aren a Evans.
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HEAVY frost on the inst day Of May.
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Local VIEW n.

MONDAY will b. County Court day.
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81. kWithIus DAY,

Yesterday, the 18th day of July was
st. Swithin's day There is an old legend
that If it rain on st. Swfthin's day there
will be rain for forty DAYS thereafter, and
II there be no rain that day, there will
be none during the ensuing forty days.
ST. Swithin WAS Bishop OF Winchester,
and died about So, over thousand years
ago, which is long enough 10 test any
legend. STithn WAS born near Win
chester, and was monk OF the old abbey
of Winchester, and though he died =
bishop, WAS never regularly canonized.
He Is therefore what has been termed a
homemade saint 1t would seem that
love OF beisg out in the wet was one of
his pecuilsrites, for he directed that
when ne should die MS body should DO
buried under the eaves-dropplngs of
the church, IN which uncomfortable state
II remained Tor nearly hundred years,
when TIE clergy in body began the re-
movsl amidst great pomp to the Cathe-
dral st Winchester. The ceremony,
however, was interrupted at the begin
ming by heavy burst OF rain, whlck
continued forty days The monks, who
were frightened by the rain, deSlsted and
built cbspel over the remains on the
spot where they lay buried. Out OF this
Incident grew the legend which has held
place in tins popular mind along with
other traditions ami superstItions for so
many centuries
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MmsningIOm Itcm-.

WAsuINGrON, july l5.-No action has
vet been taken by the War Department
towards ordering more troops away from
the south TIE ), cOnt infantry, re-
Gently At Atlanta, having been ordered
West To- reinforce Howard, but few troops
are lett IN the South The whole BODY
o. troops now in the southern States,
with the exception OF those ia Texas to
,,nprut. ur-.iusf the MaYIrsu uaraudprs
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Volcanic Eruption In Ecuador.

PANAMA, July l5.-According to the
news received by the steamship Oroga,
Ecuador has again been the scene OF vol.
canic eruptions, and of destructive floods,
causing. IL Is feared, much loss OF lite and
destruction OF property. Quite quaint
" O! volcanic ashes have Tor days TO-.
gether fallen in showers on the coast. II
Is estimated that on each square kito.
metre Of space 3l3 kilogrammes OF ashes
have been deposited. On June 9th from
Babshoyo TO Tumble detonstlons rr-rm-
b!ings the discharge OF cannon were
heard At aguachi, 1t Is said, the re-
port come from the north. AT p. NJ.
OF that day heavy shower OF ashes COM
menced 70 fall. The steamer lsly, On
her way from Panama to Guayaqulli tirst
noticed the fall Of ashes st Mania,
and continued 10 receive them til
arriving at Gusysquill. No dou0t "a ou
other occasions, the ashes have been
transported to distance Of 200 lesgur-
from the volcano, which mad thrown
them out. On account of the absence of
the acids in the ashes, they are Mt
likely To be Injurious to the crops or cat
tie rs on previous occasions,
The following Official particulars Las
been received. 4 volcanic orupllua,
which j. supposed % have originated .n
Catopsxi. opening into tho rivers which
have their origin there has spread d'-o-
lating over the beautiful and fertile val
leys ot Chic and Tum1sco On the
morning Of. the 10Th of june, "a
frlghtful noise WAS heard m
Latacunga, which was followed lmmcII-
ately by tremendous flood, viii b,
taking the course oi the rivers
Cutuchi, San FIiIpo and Gsuayacs sud
passing was he'd the CIT, u the chapel
known AS III Sslto The column a. m,.
and water WIS so great as 90 complst'.y
cover the hacienda Vali", including tDo
dlstll.ery IN front OF LsJacungs The
flood carried with II msny catt.r
and many bodies. The bridge of Lscut-
cunga, the handsome bridge OF BOhnsr
in Puensal county. those at wood OF
Culs pachan and Pattste and that OF
Missionary at Agoysn were all destroyed.
All the hacIcndas on both sides Of the
river suffered enorm-u-ly ani the desc.
lat on is terrible and complete.
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The Reformed Episcopal Church.

A meeting WAS held at Wiesel lnsti.
tute hall, last night, preparatory to or
ganzing u church OF the Reformed Epis-
cOpsl denomination. The attendance
was quite large, and the prospects are
tlsttering for the success of the under
taking. Rev. w. + Williamson preach
ed both morning ard evening, assisted
by Rev. }. H. McMechen, of this city,
and Rev. Curtis, of MoundsviIle. Mr..
Williamson took for his text in the
morning, Luke chap. xii, verse vii, Even
the hairs OF your head are numbered
and delivered al able sermon, in which
mention WAS made in touching manner
to the late Bishop Cummings. In the
evening Mr.. Williamson preached from
Ephesisns, chap. iii, verse xxi, "TO Him
be CORY in the church" During the
evening full explanation was made OF
the difference between Protestant Epis-
copsl and Reformed Episcopal churches.