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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-10

CARVING HINrs.--To carve fowls,
which should always be laid with the
breast uppcrmOst, place the fork in the
breast, and take off the win IS and legs,
without turning the fowl; then cut out
the merry thou ht; cut slices from the
breast, cut out the collar bone, cut of
the side pieces, and then cut the carcass
III two. Divide the joints IN the leg Of
a turkey. In carving a sirloin, cut thin
slices from tho side next to YOU lit
must be put on the dish, the tenderloin
undcrncathJ, then turn il. Help the
guests to both kinds.
In carving leg of mutton or ham.
begin by cutting across the middle to
tn" bone. Cut a tongue across and not
leugthwi-e, and help from the middle.
Carve Il iorequarter of lamb by sepa-
rating the shoulder from the ribs and
then divide the ribs. 70 carve loin
of veal, begin at the smaller end and
separate the ribs. Help each one to a
piece of kidney and its fat. Carve porh
and mutton in the same way. 70 carve
tillet of veal, begin at the top to help
to the stufling with each slice. In
breast of veal, separate the breast and
Drlshet and then cut up, asking when
part is preferred. -RU'ai Ns,s Forker.
To REMOVE SCOT FROM CARPETS
somehow in the moving of stoves"
one OF the thimblo cups in the chimney
was pushed out and fell onto the carpet
in room that | had just cleaned. 1t
made me feel most sick when | saw all
that SCOT scattered on my clean, almost
new carpet; but something must be
done, SO | took stiff brush and dust
pan, closed the door to keep the baby
out, and thought 10y brushing it lightly
| could get it up. But by no means
the more | brushed the grimmier It
got. SO | set my brains to work.
Hadn't | read or heard something that
would remove SCOT from carpets
Finally | thought Of salt. put it on
pretty thick and brushed it up, ana re-
peated the operation till there vas
neither SCOT nor grim to be seen. felt
that the knowledge was worth all the
labor, and as accidents are common to
all perhaps some sister can be benefited
by my experience.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Col. Hugh D. Mcclellan, on old resident OF
Gorham, died yesterday.
Eben Wentworth, Superintendent of the
State Reform School, is dead.
The trial of John o. Winship and another
commenced yesterday, Judge Fox overruling
the motion to quash the indictment.
The testimony in the hot Springs case yestar-
day was worthless. No one was implicated by
it.
The italian Consul at Caracas was assaulted
some time since because of the refusal of the
government to make the reparation demanded
relations between Italy and Venezuela have
been broken off,
Particulars of the assassination of President
Pardo Of Peru are received.
In the Senate yesterday bills were introduced
for the abolition of the patent Office, to correct
the Hot Springs omission, to make silver
standard dollars interchangeable with gold.
Mr. Blaine gave notice he would call up his
resolution Wednesday. Mr.. Edmunds spoke
on the bill to count the electoral votes. In the
House large number Of bills were introduced
and several futile attempts made to pass a
resolution compelling banks to take silver on
the same terms as gold.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
EUROPE.
The British Parliament.


LONDON, Dec 9-Stafford Northcote, reply
ing to an inq oorg in the Commons today, said
Count Schouvaloff had informed Salisbury
that the Russi0n envoy had left Afghanistan
aud that he learns from other sources that the
envoy has returned to Russia.
Viscount Halifax moved the amendment as
surfing the government
Lord Lawrence, formerly Viceroy of India,
deprecated pushing forward the frontier nnder
any circumstances.
In the House of Lords this evening Lord
Cranbrook Secretary of State for Ipdia on
Afghan way may be betrayed from the reven-
ues of India, sad that the estimated Indian
surplus was 2, 136 00G pounds, therefore there
would be substantial surplus after paying the
war expenses, which are estim .ted az less than
1,250. 600 pounds for the present fiscal year.
Lord CraDbro declared that the govern
ment assumed full responsibility for Lord Lyt-
ton. There was not room both for Russia and
England in Afghanston. The Ameer's letter
was no answer to highlands ultim alum, but
mere evasion. England must bs paramount in
Afehanstan, which must be friendly janltor
to the doors of India, or England must hold
the key herself
Lord Cornavor declared that the war was IT.
reconcilele with any idea of justice, and the
policy in furtherance of which it had been un-
dersaben was dangerous and delusive.
The debate then adjourned.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Whitbread
moved the resolution disappearing the conduct
of the government with regard to Afganistan.
Stanhope, under secretary for India, defended
the government.
Mr.. Forester replied in detail to Stanhope' 3
speech.
The debate then adjourned
The Russian Ministry.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 9-The resignation
of Gen. Trumachetf as minister of the interior
was in consequence of i'll health. M. Makoff
will act temporarily in his place. Count Tai
sol, minister OF public instruction, will proba-
bly, resign on account of his unsatisfactory ad-
ministration. Prince P. Dslewra, the present
grand master of ceremonies. will succeed him.
Foreign Noles.
1t Is reported that CounG Bismarck will only
grant amnesty to those German ecclesiastics
who personally apply for it, and make snbmis-
SION to the laws
The shareholders of the West of England
bank numbers 2067, chiefly persons of small
means.
The Sultan has assured Austria that he in
tends to adhere to the treaty of Berlin.
Princess Alice, daughter of Queen Victoria,
is seriously i'll of diphtheria.
The Chimes Be force at Askus destined to oper.
ate against Huldja, has been reinforced by 1000
men. This information is from the scouts. The
Russian c0mmaDdant at Fort Narrylin, places
the number of Chinese troops in Ksshgart al
5000 effective men instead of $4,000 as reported
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
The italian Minister at Caracas I'm.
suited,

Tho italian Minister ut Caracas I'm.
suited.
NEW YORK. Dec 9.-rhe Panama Star saws
that on the Both ult., P. Massone, Italian min
lister at Caraccas, was grossly attacked and in
suited by sentry and by an officer at the bar
racks on the public street, The officer was
court martialled, sentenced to be publicly dis
graced in the presence of the garrison, and i'm
prisoued three years. The authorities formal
~ expressed regret to the Italian minister. aad
the minister OF war ordered the troops in the
city TO parade before the legation with bands of
music and the flags of Italy and Venezuela TO-
terlaced, as proof of the cordial relation be-
tween the two countries, and of the apprecia.
tion and regard for the minister who had been
30 unfortunately ibsulted, and of the regret of
government at the circums stance.
The minister was not satisfied with this, and
the relations between the two countries have,
for the present been broken off.
Details OF the Assassination of President
ParaO OF Peru.
Details of the assassination of Pardo at Lima
state that he was just entering the Senate
Cham Der, and had just passed tie guard, which
ne had saluted as usual, when the sergeant de-
li6erately fred at Pardo's b .ck Pardo expir-
90 IN few minutes The members of the guard
made no effort to aseist Dr.. Melgar in arresting
the sergeant, and the latter escaped but was re-
arrested by sergeant of the gendarmes,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

Especial to the Press.l
Death Of Hugh Mcclellan.


GoRHAM, Dec 9-Col. Hugh D. Mcclellan,
one of our prominent and respected citizens,
died this evening after protrac.ed illness of
several weeks. at the age Of "a years. He be-
longed to worthy and distinguished family.
he was lineal descendant of Hugh McLel-
Ian, who settled in Gorham In lao. His
grand father was an officer in the army during
the Revolutionary war; Two brothers were
also officers during the same period. His faith
or, Alexander Mcclellan, was q prominent and
active merchant. and postmaster for many
years in the town of Gorham. Col Mcclellan
has filed many important positions. During
the years 1924 he was chairman of the &C.
lectmen, and in 1846-7-S was Representative to
the State Legislature, and for two years was
Speaker Of the House. he was very active
and Efficient ip the militia during the first de-
cade after Maine became State. The many
public positions which he has filled have furn-
ished abundant evidence of his ability and &C.
curate judgment, and his popularity was we'll
established. Whatever he ever undertook to
do, it was his earnest endeavor to do we'll. Col
but from that date he has been an earnest Re-
publican. For many years past he has been
town auditor and chairman of the committee
on accounts. He belonged to the Orthodox
Congregational society, and was always an in.
terestea participant in the affairs of the First
Parish. he has always through life made
strong social and political friends, and his loss
will be keenly felt by his only daughter and
numerous relatives. His townsmen and fell
low citizens throughout the state will long re-
member his friendly greetings and respect his
memory.
TO the Associated Press.l
Accidentally Shot.
AUGUSTA, Dec 9.-Thos. E. Riley of Boston
Highlands, who is visiting friends in Vassal-
boro, while attempting to shoot a squirrel to-
day was accidentally shot by the discharge of
his pistol, the bullet entering the stomach and
lodging over the left Kidney. 1t was extracted
and though the patient is quite low there are
hopes of his recovery.
On the Briny Deep.
WALDoBoRO, Dec. 9.-The steamer "Queen
Of the Lake" for four years on Jefferson Lake
was launched into salt water at Damariscotta
Mills today. She will soon bs moved to her
destination. New Jersey, having been sold to
uartea there
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
Mr.. Blaine and the southeruers

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Mr Blaine In response
to toast Saturday night, said that he was GLAD
to say that with the end of the war, his hostile
ty to the South had ended completely. He
entertained now for every man, woman and
child Of that region the most benevolent feel.
ing. He had nothing whatever Of q personal
hostility to anybody from the South. So far as
he was concerned he would encourage the de-
veiopmeut Of the intelligence of the South, to
He was followed by Mr., Black burn. who
took up the gauge of friendship thus thrown
down and replied in eloquent Language to the
Senator from Maine. W 'A'
As If BY common impulse the gentlemen
arose, extended their arms across the table and
snook hands, amid the applause of the compa-
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
ITO the Associated Press. |
Accidentally Shot.
WASHINGTON.

The Hot Springs Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The only point in the
rambling testimony Of Thomas A. Britett be.
fore the Hot Springs committee today was that
Benson showed him q memorandum that one
e. N. Hill had stated that Mr.. Rice had stolen
the bill.
The Seward Investigation. S5zn
6. Wiley Wells was cross-examined on his
testimony ia regard to the condition of Minis
tar Stewards office. He said he found affairs in
2 bad state and accounts not properly kept. A
lively colloquy occurred between Seward and
witness, IN which they called one another liars.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
THE INDIAN BUREAU,
Ex-senator Morrill, Opposed to taelTrans

Ex-senator Morrill, Opposed to taelTrans-
fer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Indian commit.
tee today heard ex-senator Morrill, of Maize
IN oPpo itton to the transfer of the Indians to
the War Department.
Mi. Morrill, spoke at considerable length, GO
ing into details. He said the only way to pre-
pare the Indian for the emerpencies Of the fn-
ture was to educate him, and advocated radical
chasges in the laws relative to dealings with
John Young, agent of the Blackfeet Indians
OF Montana, said the Indians under his pro-
fer.
TIE committee then adjourned till to-nor-
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
DIED.

In this city. Dec. g. James Delano, aged Is years
months.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at his late residence, Cape Elizabeth.
In this city, Dec g. Mrs. Catharine, wife OF James
Woods. aged 81 Years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
go years.
Funeral services this forenoon at 10 O'Clock, at
State Reform School.
In Cumberland Dec. 8, Mr.. Jonathan Bradford,
aged 80 years months.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends are invited.
In Cumberland. Dec. 0, Charles M. Farwell, aged
40 years months.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, from
his late residence, Cumberland Center.
In Otisfeld, Dec. 8. Mr.. Jonathan Wardwell, aged
81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
MINOR TELEGRAms.

William Chamberlain was run over and
killed on the track at Haverhill yesterday.
Prof. Carpenter of Madison, Wis, University.
died in Geneva last week of dipththeria. The
disease is very prevalent there.
The Virginia Senate yesterday appointed
committee to examine into the case of the
alleged usurpation of U. s. Judge Reeves.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nominal
ton OF Halbert E. Pine to be commissioner of
patents.
Robert Huckins, for many years Waterman
at the Massachusetts state prsoD, has been
suspended for negligence in allowing the
escape of Henry Lewis.
=, Heller, the magician, ordered by his will
that all his m Achines be destroyed 80 that
nobody would derive advantage from his
brains,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
THE AFGHAN WAR.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Tha family Of the Amer
OF Afghanistan has taken refuge in Russian
Turkistan. "-
"A reconnaissance shows that the Khoieck
lass Is not defended. Gen. Biddulph has
Deem ordered to advance and occupy it.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship State of Alabama
81 400 bush wheat, 400 do peas, 24543 lbs cheese
goo DO talow, 354 do .con go do suet $4,000 do
beet bbls flour, do meal 3 do apples, 20 do pot
ash l6O cases poultry rs do fluid beeft Dbl tongues
81 90 eggs 104 carcasses muttsn, 15f head CATTLE
engine, 3S packages merchandise
CARDENAS. Brig Ada L White-37O0 box shocks.
hoops 300 shocks aud heads 577 bbls potatoes
80 boxes fish, 100 kits mackere
PARRSBORO, MS. Schr Nota Bene-7 bbs -four.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

LONDON, December 9-12.3O P M.-Consols at Oh
Liz for money and 81 5-l6 tor account.
LONDON, December 3-12.3O P. M.-Amerjcan se-
states bonds Cts, 1889 new SIS 1854;
81; Illinois Central IL, p,ei'ii0u
al. LIVERPOOL December 9-123O P. M.-Cotton ia
uull; Middng uplands at 5-16d; do Orleans al 81:
saes oOoO bales, including 800 bales for speculation
American. '' ei"ns i@'ioo
Futures quiet; December 5 I-a2,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
California Mining atocgks.
Chicago Qaffle Market.

CHICAGO: December 9.-Hoes-receipts 16, 900 head !;
ne 9oo head; market steady; choice heavy
at 245 go.
Caitie-receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head;
market active; shipping steers at 90 "a co. s,ock-
ers and feeders at 40 q butchers shade higher
$50. ~ y" ~
Sheep-receipts 200 head; shipments 200 head:
market steady at 60 q 8 90.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
Rev YORK; stock and Mouex nrarke,.

NEW YORK, December observation-disclosures EASY
at2 g 4 per cent call. Sterling Exchange strong
at E2t for long and 1851 9 1877 for short sight.
interim at 1904; carrying rates q per cent; bor-
rowing rates fiat. Clearlngs $6,340,000. The GUS
toms receipts to-day were $2s0,000. The Treasury
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
MEMORANDA.

Barque Lizzie H jackson, Warwick. from NYork,
grounded 9Th inst. off Loveps Island, Boston, but
came off without damage.
Brig Rocky Glen. Higgins, from Richmond for Rio
Janero was in collision the equator and Lost bow
spirit and started cutwater She put back to Barba-
does tor repairs.
Sch Lowell, Pinkham. at New York from Ha-
vana. reports. Dec l. lat %, Ion "a 30, had heavy
gale from to SW. lasting sixteen hours; had decks
swept, lost and split sails, and carried away head
gear. Was five days North of Hatteras with heavy
NV gales.
Sci Clara Sawyer, from Nevassa for Wilmington,
put into Nassau, Mp, Nov H. leaking badly and has
discharged. She was surveyed and is waiting orders
from owners.
Sch Freddie Eaton, of Calais at Vineyard Haven
9th, was run into by schr Kate Walker and had boat
stove and mainboom broken,
"a See general news columns for otRer reports.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec s, by Rt Rev. H. A. Nicely, Jas.
F. Harris and Miss Annie NJ Oxnard, both of Pert
land.
In this city, Dec 8. by Rev. A. H. Wright, John d.
Drinkwater and Miss Mary Clark, both of Portland.
In East Otisfelo, Oct 6, d. N. Thurlow and Miss
Abbie K. Wardwell.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
House Transact ms.

PORTLAND December 9.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Stooo EAcHdbSes lZ0bZ6 w
Net Balances. .....".................. 27,194 80
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
rrnom MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at San Francisco 9Th inst, ships st John Smith,
Waterhouse. New York, (June 29); Helieon. howes.
do, (July 81
Ar at Galveston 7th inst, ship Corsica, Stetson Rio
Janeiro.
Ar at New Orleans eth inst, barque Minnie NJ
Watts, Havre; schs e M Storer, st Helena; Martha
N Hale. Lisbon.
Sid FIN Fernandna Sd inst, sch Nellie F Sawyer,
Bunker. Matanzas.
Ar at Savannah 9Th inst, barque syria, Pettenglll,
Bordeaux; Helen Sands. bosford, London.
Ar at Brunswick, Ga, 4th inst, barque Tuck-Sing,
Marshall Portland.
Ar at New York Sth. brigs Mariposa Havana
Keystone, Cienfuegos; sch F Lowell, Havana.
Ar at Palermo prev to 9Th inst brig David Bugbee,
Showers, Bangor.
house, Savannah.
Cid at Montevedfo Oct. 18th, brig Jennie Phinney,
Brown, Cape Good Hope.
Ar at st Jago 9TH inst, barque Jose Bueno, fiom
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

Flour at 10 % %; Winter Wheat at 80 "a Oh; do
Spring at q 95; California averages at @99;
club at 9 q 10 Corn at 20 6 q % 9; Peas al so
Provisions, &c-Pork at 40 Beef 80 Bacon "a &c s.
Lard at 80. Cheese at 46. Talow at 36 9. At Lon
don Tallow So
PARIS. Dec 9.-Rentes 1t2 37s.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

so Eastern Railroad. 10
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r. R....... % 81
eastern Railroad (new bonds). ........,7216 "a 72a
Boston q Name Railroad. .....,..,,, - "a 1OSf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

disbursements were $4,000 for inerest and S215,010
for bonds. Governments dull. State bonds quiet.
The transactions al the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 165. 900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

At Mejillones Nov 18th. ships John Potter. Nc.
Clure for Europe. ldg; Charter Oak, Staples, and
A McCallum Marsters 10
AT Montevideo oct 81, barques Geneva, Gorham.
tor New YORK; Golden Sheaf, Thompson, upc; prlg
III Wright, Meyers me- s
Sid I'm Rio .laneiro Nov 9th. sch Ruth Robinson.
Baker, New Orleans.
Ar at 81 John, NIB, 18th inst, sch John Lord Tho
mas, Demarara.
Cid 7th, sch John Tyler, Spragg Boston.
SPOKEN.
Oct 49, on the equator Ion "a W, ship Sunrise from
New York for Yokohama.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.ForrR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. 10, A. M.))
Fer New England
warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, winds mostly
easterly, lower pressure.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
Daily Domestic Recefp,..
Boston Stock Market.

By water conyeyance-lOOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co. "
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MO000y, Decs Ss
ARRIVED.
Sch Commerce, Thorndike, New York - nails to
Emery & Waterhouse
Sch volant, (Br) tiatcomb Bear River, MS.
Sch Merese, Pickett Lubec.
Sch Flora King Guptiil of and from Calais for
Boston, with lumber, struck on Jackute Ledge, and
came Uf full of water. She was t0wed in here by tug
Kncs erbocker and will be placed in the dry dock for
repairs.
Sch Ophir. Colt, Bangor for Pawtucket (put in for
repair main standing rigging, having carried it away
in gale
Sch Mary Heyer from Winterport for Boston.
Sch l.OQuette. bunker, Boston for Cranberry Isles.
Sch Ivy Stanley. Boston for Cranberry Isles
Sch Flora Grinde. Stanley. Mt Desert for Boston.
Sch NJ Colt. Richardson, Bangor tor Philadelphia
Scbs Susan Frances, Smith, and Harvest Home,
Hodgkins, Lamoine for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Brig Ada L White. Dewey, Cardenas-A L Hobson
and I Libby & Bro
Sch Nota Bene, Br) Morris, Parrsboro, NS-A D
Whdden.
Sch Ohio, Dorr, Orland-S W Thaxter.
lFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOOTHBAY, Dec. 5-Ar, sch 81 Townsend, King
New York.
Dec s-Ar. scbs N Miller, Lewis, Boston; Mary
Elizabeth Dunten, Portland.
Sid, sch Carrie Bell Seavey, Savannah.
Dec Tar. schs Geo W Jewett, Blair, and Aus
traia, Wheeler. Boston.
KENNEBUNKPORT, Dec AR sch John Dig,
Pinkham, Portland, with 1900 bush corn to d Per-
kins.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-10

lSales of the Brokers Board, Dec. 81
First Call.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-05
A True Prophet.
Virginia (Ncy) Enterprise. ]

Not long ago II fellow, apparently
in state Of great excitement,
rushed into n saloon i'll this city,
and, throwing his hat on the bar,
hc cried to the barkccpcr: "ivc
me u drink, Dan, quick ThcrCll
he the biggest row You ever saw in
about two minutes Dan set out
the whisky bottle, and. while the
stranger ncrvously filed his glass
up to the brim and drank il of at Il
swallow, frightened his belt and
looked ut the chambers Of his re-.
volNcr Leaving his hat where it
WAS thrown, the excited stranger
hurricdly ran to the door, looked
out moment, and then rushed
back to the bar and exclaimed:
ayes, in less than half minute
tlcrCll be an awful time here.
Give me another drink, quick"
The bottle was again passed ont,
another glass drained, and the
stranger had picked mp his hat, and
VAS lciSurclY walking away, When
the barl>ccp"r called after him.
SAY, hook here. What's all this
about row! Iou Jest come back
here and pay tor those drinks or I'll
let day light into your hide" Al
this the stranger turned about, his
excitement entirely gone and coolly
,lid: "lhcrc You 20, Didn't | SLY
thccI he fearful row here IN a
minute! knew it. There YOU 90.
inst al expected" By this time
Dan SAW the point and quietly
;umbirl.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-05

The ORIGIN or BURIAL.-Ac.
cordlng to the New York World,
very curious tradition is said to cx.
list among the natives of Abyssinia
with regard TO the origin of burial.
They say that when Adam found
the body of the murdered Abel lie
carried it about upon his shoulders
for twenty days, not knowing how
to dispose OF it. The Almighty
took pity on him, and sent forth \
crow with its dead young one on It's
back: and the crow flew before Al
am until it came TO track of sandy
ground, in which it dug u hole with
ITS feet and there buried its young
one. And when Adam saw this he
dug n grave in the sand and buried
his lost boy in il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-05
Missionary I,apti>t.

Rrv. J W. MELTON rr,achcs at Coal
springs. 2d sabbath in each month and
saturday ~t"rc--M sharon, near Lisbon,
y sabbath of each month and SATURDAY.
h''"''.-At lomrr, on the 1t sabbath and
Saturday before Of each month.
krN. \. HARRIS breaches ut Antioch.
~ Sabbath of each month and SATURDAY.
hcior"-.tt Colluitt, 81 Slhhath-N Rocky
Spring al sabbath Of each month aad
Sal .i'ilN hci"rr-At New Friendship, ith
Srh'1th and saturday before.
EEN. II. T.. ARDS breaches at Athens.
lNt sabbath III each month and SATURDAY
before.