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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-14
A MUSEM EN- rs.
TIE CHANFRAUS.

This evening Henrietta Chanirau, the
iavorite actress, will appear at the Opera
House, in the Sara Bernhardt version OF
Camille, Mrs. Chanirau taking the
title role. Mrs. Chanirau has been so
long and so iavorably known to Wheel
ing theatrical goers that she scarcely
needs more than simple announcement.
Her Camille" is warmly recommended
by tie metropolitan papers. Tomorrow
afternoon she Will give East Lynne, "
and il the evening Frank Chanfrau will
give exit, the Arkansaw Traveller"
Tickets now on sale at Wilson u
Banners.
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Pae usual Merchants Lunch Ntthe New
ReLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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any biscuit never fails to be light and
white. use Morning Glory Baking
Powder. | advise all 10 try it."-Ifo"S'-
ECcDcy
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New Choice Goods coming I'm
every day AT Billions Je"cirJ
AAnrta
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
st James Hotel, November ~, 1881.

4. Il Morhca :, city. w.A.Clayton, Manning.
Geo. c. Tsllan' city. ton, ". Va.
". L. Sto,.beEy, Z 4 o A l.. Pcrmich ,Cleyela'd
Geo. Huston, CITY. G.S. Peddicord, BALTIC.
Ge>. Hartman. city. FFlOwers Wcnago co.
Fannie T.Murphy New II. Reidm0re, BjltO.
tus and. J K. Pittman, BALTIC.
Fannie Davenport, E.E.Crymble, Z. ". &.
Novia Scotia. D. VI. Young, city.
u Carson Rock Island. VS.. Stotsbery, b. ( o.
J M.Whortou Cable co 4. {. Beans, city.
F. Burns, Baltimore. M.IoncS. city.
q. ". stOdiaTd, BALTIC &c MORRISON, ) .stersvi' {
" .MithiDsh ChiCsgO Danl Ross. city.
C. 81. HaY!ey Chicago T. Fistur. Bridgeport
F.Sharn0cx, NJ lddlrIOrt y. >hinn Il friend, city
E.W, Brues, New York 5. S Alden, Cleveland
T. NJ Pierce. Pittsb'gh J.Sul!svAn & lady,N. Y
c. W. Woodruff, Mar. :. II. Marks Wcllsburg
tinsburg VA. Ward. Portland, o.
r. ". SCOTT, S,eubenv'e J. S. Dillon, Altoona Pa
i II. shiuu, Marion co 7. Z. Marker, city.
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Wcatner Indications.

AN. l2N.SP.s.7P. "
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Ask your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. 1t cannot be excelled.
C.. :. FEENEY, Proprietor.
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NICK ROBERTS.

This morning tickets will be on sale
for "Humpty Dumpty," which will be
given at the Opera House on Thursday
night.
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HAND HCET.

SATURDAY. William Niebur, OF the La
Belle mill, was engaged in carrying in
iron and piling it NJ when he accldcn-
tally caught his fingers between two OF
the muckbars, whereby two or three OF
them were lascerated in a terrible man
ner.
A lad named Hoehle was struck on
the head with a piece OF window glass
Saturday and his scalp opened. His
parents reside in the Sixth ward.
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Paermo5aogor RECORD.


As taken at Schuep''s Opera House
druv store.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

This roaring comedy will be at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-14

Last Saturday afternoon while john
Cooper, a coppersmith at the 3. 4 o.
machine shops, was engaged at his work
fieck OF steel flew into one OF his eyes,
msusling it badly and probably destroy
ing the sight. DR.. Pipes examined the
injured member.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Personal.

Hon. Stanton J. Peelle has returned from
Washington.
Miss Maud Christy returned from visit
10 Cincinnati, Monday.
Mr. Henry c. Turner will unite his for.
tunes with the Corinthian Baptist Church
Hon. J. 5. Hinton returned from Lafayette
on Thursday, where he went on business.
MIR Henry Moore and his interesting
daughter Eunice, called at the Leader Office
tuesday
Mr.. William Russell is recovering from
his recent severe attack of rheumatism, and
is able to be about again.
Miss Serena Beale, of Franklin, spent sew
cral days in the city this week While here
she was the guest of Mrs Henry Thompson.
Mr. James c. LightbourDe has returned
from Michigan City, where he spent the sum-
ner, and has resumed his place in the High
School. He is welcomed in our social cir
cles by host of friends.
Among the rising legal lights of this city
Will f. A. Bernhamer. Mr.. Bernhamer is q
Democrat, but not of the Borbon school. He
judges no man by his color, and doubtless
enjoys the confidence and respect of more col
ored people in this city than any other man
of his politics
Mr.. Charles Graham, of Cincinnati, and
his very handsome and amiable young wife
spent few hours in the "hoosier' capital
Tuesday. They were enroute home from
Chicago where they had been on a bridal
trip. Mr.. Graham is an attachee of the
Third Natioal Bank of Cincinnati. The
Leader wishes the newley welded couple
very happy future.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
A Teacher and Preacher Gone
Wrong, and Gone Away.

To the Editor of The Leader: = j
A certain imp, in human shape, -py the
name of Ezekiel T. Cotman, who has charge
of the colored school at Franklin, and held
the position of superintendent OF the Sabbath
school in that place. and held license, as
local preacher and preached vociferously-1
like Bashan's bull-calling sinners TO repent
ance, had the audacity to attend the confer
ence of the 4. NJ. Z. church, held at Rich
mond, Ind, lately, to procure license TO
take charge of congregation, but the bishop
rejected him, on the ground OF not being le-
gally divorced from his first wife according
to the rules of discipline OF the A: NJ. 4.
church. A warrant is out against hun Tor
baslardy. He seduced one OF his school
children, sixteen years of age, last March,
Fearing he would be arrested, he ran away
from Franklin last Sunday evening, and has
not been heard of since. He is OF medium
height, about feet 6 inches, square build,
small eyes, complexion black; age, 81; hair,
crisp. l would warn all ministers and school
trustees from employing him. Any Ole who
will arrest him and notify the city marshal
of Franklin, Johnson county, Ind, will be
literally rewarded. All papers in the Union
will please copy the same, so that the villain
may be brought to Justice.
J. F. METzGER.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Labor TROUBLES.

A telephone message vas received from
the Nordyke and Marmon works Thursday
evening that numbered dissatisfied working
men had congregated around the building
and threatened trouble. Captain Campbell
went to the scene about g O'Clock with 4
posse of officers aIlo found fifty
or sixty men collected who
were boisterous and hing bold threats
against the establishment. The crowd was
dispersed, and officers Were left to guard the
premises. Arrests will probably be made
to-day. The trouble seems to have originated
about as follows: The firm have until
recently employed beth union and
non-union wOrkmen. Sometime ago.
owing to dissatisfaction among the
laborers the foreman, who did not belong
to the union, was asked to resign. which he
did, and left the city. Recently trouble
broke out again among the employees, and
at last the firm discharged all union men
and re-engaged the old foreman Messrs.
Nordyke & Marinon say their establishm ent
is free both to union and non-union men
but as troubles could not be avoided with
both employed together they chose the
latter, and that the present trouble is not
strike, but an attempt 10 interfere with
their business. On the other hand the dis
charged men claim TO be on a strike and are
daily making dire threats 81 cao7f req h8a
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

The Trio associates are Misses Emma Ross
and Hortensia Lee.
Capt W. Patterson has Joined "Mittee" at
the Car Works, at painting trestles.
Some of the prominent members of the X
q. {. visited the East end last Sunday
The Golden Four are Florence NJ, Ella
NJ, Lizzie d., and Matte ID. Oh de-arl
Capt. Allen of the Grand, contemplates
entering the Leader office to learn type set
ting.
L 'NIittee Up. A Fisher is no longer " nit
tee" and now desires to be called "Mr. Presi-
dent"
Mr.. Richard w. Thompson has severed
his connection with the knights of the Gold
en- Cross"
Miss Salie Ligens is considered one OF the
finest organists and contralto singers, of the
North end.
The Liliputan Three r., c., and P) are
now separated. That last night was too
much for them.
Mr.. Albert c. Price, who for the past two
years has been residing at Logansport Ind,
returned last Saturday.
MrWm Lewis is canvassing the city for
the Life of Garfield" Any one wishing q
copy will please give him call.
Harry Bruce" the whilom novelist says
! there will positively be no sequel to his first
last, and only novel: Robert Temple"
Which would you rather spell, "twedledee"
or "twedledum"? Ans: twedledee, because
it can be spelled with more e(a) Sc. See!
Misses Minnie S. and Susie w. are anxious
to know what became of the other couple, on
Malott Avenue last Sunday VIII Mittee
and c. c. explain?
There will be grand Concerto Musicale al
the Second Baptist Church, Tuesday evening
| October 25th, under the auspices of Mr. Ma
Jor {. Lewis and Misses Margery E. Stapp
and Essie Fry
Mr.. James Jones is one of he hard work.
ers In the Corinthian Baptist Church. He
Is always enthusiastic in his work. whether
IT Is matter of religion or business. and viii
make his mark some day. @
The X. c. c. met Tuesday evening and
elected the following1as officers for the ensu
quarter p. \. Fisher, G.. c. K; w. w. Jone.
ID. {. X. w. S. Howard, G. R.K.:C Blythe
ID. K. X. L. w. Lamb, g. f. K. M. w. Scott
Sergeant-at-arms X. w. Thompson, c. w
Patterson, JOS. Carroll, and A. L. Allen
standing committee. The Club now num-
bers eighteen members, and is in flourish
ing condition. STAR.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Railroad Hits.


The genial ID. Stevens of California St. is
still on the |. B. & w.
Geo w. Smith says after all he believes
that the lady from Hamilton o. has won his
heart.
JAS Woods is doing the city while his car
is in shop jim goes out north quite fire.
quently.
J. III. Ringold, who has been running extra
for the /. B. & w. r. r. will take "a regular
run next week.
Roman nose Peyton, is called hedandiest
porter on the G. /. St. L. d c. Lay away;
Peyton, or you will get lefr.
Andy Barnes is the express messenger be-
tween Chicago and this point now. That is
he has way pieces once in while.
l. B. johnson returned home from visit
to the Buckeye Capital last Monday. He
looks well after his trip. Go back again
| Ike
Andy Williams King Calico says it is
| too hard that the warm weather has gone for
| it seriously interferes with his lemonade
business.
Thos Floyd showed Mr.. Chas Graham of
Cincinnati over our city the other day Thos.
can do the hospitable TO all the boys from the
Paris of America. 4a
Geo. Owens SAYS he can't stay away from
indianapolis If he wanted to because the
girls are so sweet Look out old boy YOU
forget you are married man.
Robert Fisher, of the c. l. St L. & c. is in
Mimi. with hunting party. He has prom
Used to tender the Leader" few teel and can
vass back ducks when he returns.
Geo. Ii. billiard the genial whole-souled
George, says he can never launch out on the
sea of marriage bliss for several specific rea-
sons which will be forthcoming in our next
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22

Clint Hares defamation took everybody
by storm.
Harry Young is said to be preparing his
graduating essay.
Gabriel Jones dominiers school % as TN,
vesper principal
The representative has begun to caro-
forth its melodies.
A Chaucerian literary society has been ere
| ated by the senior class
Prof. Elvin has written new song, "HuS
me 10 death, Darling" 1t is duet -
Harvey Young is said to be one of the
most studious pupils in the senior class.
1t is rumored that Jim Thomas is guilty
I Of ''celluloid CATERS" How is this, Jim?
u John Owen is writing an Grafton on Caout-
chouc. How 1t makes me sneeze-Caout-
chouc.
VIM. Lewis, Gabriel Jones, james Burton
and Major Lewis are the latest additions to
Bibliopolsm
Miss Sarah Towles has returned home, al
ter brief sojourn in Paris and Lexington
KY much improved in appearance.
James Thomas is on an argonautic expe-
dition. He claims to be one of the many
'Jasous;' in search OF the golpen fleece.
James Burton, VIM Lewis, Gabriel Jones,
Matte Davis and Fannie Carmichael, will
contest for admission to the training school.
Some of the afternoon pupils have a
boss" time promenading the streets before
and after school. Wonder how they stand:
J. c. Lightbourn has returned from Mich
igan City, much improved in looks. He has
entered the afternoon session of the high
school
Miss Laura Howard, with a few other
young ladies and gents, is preparing to give
a concert, at the Spring Street Baptist
Church.
Miss Lucy Wade anticipates taking a
pleasure trip south, soon. 1t is with some
effort when We think OF it, to restrain the
lachrymal fluid.
Hon. r. W. Thompson, late of the House
of Representatives, seems to have created
quite Juror among the sinners" by his
late puns. Look out, Will.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Death of Abraham Bird.

Abraham Bird died Thursday night at3hi:
residence in this city at 945 O'Clock. He had
been sick for about two weeks. The imme-
date cause of his death was paralysis OF
the bladder. Mr.. Bird was born in Ken.
lucky, November g. 1877 He came to In
dianapolis over forty years ago, and iit is
said planted the first shade tree of the
hundreds that now adorn our streets. He
leaves |. wife and two children, Mr. Frank
Bayless Goldsbury, recently deceased. Mr..
Bird accumulated quite handsome
property during his long residence IN this
city. The arrangements for the funeral will
be announced as soon as perfected. = lam
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
ADARING- ROBBERY.
. sEeEsass lLf------------ --------- vLao hlD0o q
A Young Lady Robbed OF Sixteen
Is Dollars and Then Shot at
Several Times. ~

4 .. : >
1tseems that this city is now the attrac-
tive poi for burglars and sneak thieves, as
robberies are of nightly occurrence Wednes-
day evening about $50 o'clock as Miss Nellie
Rodgers who resides on West Maryland
street. vas preparing supper two men
walked in the back door of the kitchen and
demanded her money, She took her pocket
book out of her pocket, and taking a
tight grasp on it refused TO surrender it, at
the same time backing into an adjoining
room. After getting into. the sitting room
she went TO dressing-case, took a revolver
therefrom, and ordered the men to leave the
house AS quick as lightning the burglars
wrenched the revolver from her grasp, threw
her upon the floor and took her pccketbook,
containing SIC. AS they turned TO leave the
house they fired three shots at her, all OF
which missed her. This is undoubtedly one
of the most daring burgiaries that has taken
place in this city for long time. h
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
sermons at the morning and evening services.

sermons at the morning and evening serV iees'
There was large congregations attne morn
ing services and in the evening an lInnl 1
throng of people crowded the churoii 'nere
was not even standing. room and many
could not gain admittance to the ch9 1,ac
The amount of the days collections WAS S7Vsv :,
the sum asked for, and the congregation feel
much encouraged by the results, EslF -. =
Rev. Vertrees is minister OF rare apiil'y
and his eloquence holds congregation spell
bound. Should he accept the pasteoraf %
this church, which will doubtless De rendered
him, the cause of christianity IN this city
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
INDIANA CONFERENCE.

The Annual Conference of Methodist
ministers of Indiana and Michigan met
at Richmond last week. We were I'M
able to obtain a complete list of the APP
pointments for this issue, but will give
detailed account next week. Elder
.Trevan goes to Richmond, Rev. Morris
Lewis, Bethel Church, Rev. r. Titus
goes to Franklin, and Rev. James Simp-
son, to Allen Chapel. wea tF ~
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Bold ATTEMPT at Robbery.

About o'clock Thursday night four men
brokeinto Vandalia car On the Tennessee
street SWITCH and carried offa large dry goods
boxfilled with fiahnels and marked for Green
castle. They set the box in an adjoining
alley, where they were observed by Merchant
Policeman George Goodal, who attempted to
arrest them. He was attacked by the thieves,
who fired several shots at him. In running
out of the alley a man attempted to stop
them and was also shot at. They escaped
arrest, and the stolen goods were taken to
the Central Station House
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Corner tfWashington
and illinois SIS.

aid theEstlaut~ policmen ia inspiring evil
az iDss ssf +, as ' AWAKEN
in e. ss ss'es d ;a1as 4! sn ,Ss hos
Ladies Knitted and woolen Underwear,
MT '"'t Evsshing,on St,
Open every evening.
-Grand Mssssr Thornton Wished Greencas-
tie Monday ereports the lodge in ex-
cellent condition and praises the good people
of Grcencastle very highly for their hospital
ity.
The ladies of the Corrinthian Baptist
Church presented to that church, handsome
silver set for sacramental services, and a
handsome bible. The church feels grateful
to the donors. 10, aeiH eia
The night schools are not likely to be a
success this year. The School Board exacts
81 from each pupil as, a guarantee for the
careful use of books But few are willing to
put up the dollar.
Judge Heller has decided that druggist
can sell cigars on Sunday, but the cigar
manufactured cannot. The cigar men will
have to get a jug of whiskey, and 60 into
the drug business. ~.
Neidrest, the Swiss arrested at Crown Point
last winter for murder, and returned to his
native country where the crime was commit
ted, has been found guilty and sentenced to
imprisonment Tor life. s,EE6gg.
w. f. Moore, dairyman, has deserted
his wife, and left for parts unknown. He
leaves his wife in destitute circumstances;
but if he should return to her, she is willing
to forgive and receive him as her husband
again. -
The body of an unknown man was found
last Saturday hanging in a thick woods
about twenty miles from Kansas City Mo.
1t is supposed that he was a detective and
had been murdered by persons connected
with the train robbers 'l.
Dan Baker, a colored man employed on
the building at the corner of Meridian and
Louisiana streets, was, it is thought, fatally
injured, on Wednesday, by being caught un-
der a barreLo rubbish which fell from the
third story Of the building
Mr.. Samuel Heron met with a very pain.
full accident last Monday. While carrying
bucket of hot pitch he slipped, and in fall
ing portion OF pitch was thrown on his
hand and arm, burning both badly He will
I net be- ableft6 do any work for some time.
For the delicate and complicated Difficult
ties peculiar to the female constitution lydia
E. Pinkhams's Vegetable Compound is the
sovereign remedy, 1t aims at the cause and
produces lasting results. Send 10 Mrs. Lyd-
la +. Pinkham. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn;
Mass, for pamphlet. IN, - arf So 80
The K. T. of /. which. W as organized about
the middle OF last June is progressing finely
This organization is composed of the men
employed in the hotels, who are consequent.
~ laboring men, working to make the organ
ization success. They hold their meetings
in the Immaculate hall, E. Washington ST.,
every, Wednesday evening. ri vns -gl,.f,s1
: A shocking murder was perpetrated in the
suburbs of Henderson, this state, on the night
of the 18TH. inst. The victim was a icolored
man named Green; and it is supposed that he
was. murdered for his money! His head was
split open, and a blody adze with hair ON it
was found near the body, and it is thought
to be the wepon used by the, murderer -
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
The Train Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 1S.-John Bugler Greed
Chapman and John Land, three of the men
arrested on suspicion of being implicated in
the robbery y of the 90 Chicago and
Alton train $50 at .4BlueBo Greek,
near Independence q. Mo-, bn. September
4 were indicted to-day by special Grand
considered conclusive. but the evidence
against the other; parties arrested; at the
same time was not sufficient TO find true
bills on, and they, were therefore dis
charged ~ ''-'
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22

Got any tobacco in your breeches ?"-L
w. l..
Mr.. James b. will you please pay Mr. Will
liam ). that fifty cents?
Look out for music in the air about Fri
day night. Ask w. W. about it.
Mr.. Henry Gibbs, one of the leading colo.
red boys, has secured position IL the Grand
Hotel
The concert at the Second Baptist Church
promises to be fine affair, and should be
we'll attended. The date is Oct. %.
Robert Kelly, colored was arrested last
Saturday at Columbus, on charge of steal
S14 from A. A. Barnes, merchant of this
city. JUPITER.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
A Peculiar Suit.

Rather queer damage suit was filed in
the Suparior Court Wednesday. Ernest Bose,
who keeps a-saloon and boarding house at
No. 172 South Illinois street, complains of
Mary Bentsch, and asks the Court TO allow
him damages in the sum of $1,000 He al
leges that the defendant has for some time
past and against his wishes. visited his
saloon, where she spends the entire day.
He sets forth that in this manner, and by
her habits and condition, his businass has
greatly declined, and customers who would
Otherwise patronize him refuse to enter his
place on account of her presence. He thinks
his business has suffered tothe extent above
named. tt ...ff
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Card Party.

The Card party given Monday evening by
Mrs. Henry Thompson in honor of her guest
Miss Serena Beale, of Franklin, was an ele.
CANT affair in every respect. The guests
were numerous, all elegantly dressed and in
the very best OF humor Quite a number OF
those present participated in the dance, and
all expressed themselves well pleased with
the evenings entertainment
Miss Beale returned home Wednesday
evening. Her friends viii always. Welcome
her to indianapolis. 'i' ~ s''
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
The Art of Not Hearing.

The art of not hearing should be taught in
important no domestic happiness as Guilt
waited ear, for'which so much money and
time are expended. There are so many
things which it is painful and injurious to
hear-very many which, if heard, will dis
turb the temper, corrupt simplicity and
modesty, detract from contentment and hap
piness-that every one should be educated
10 take in or shut ont sounds, according to
their pleasure
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Attempted Robbery

John Schmid, State House stone cutter
was attacked Monday evening about {
o'clock on McCarty street by two men BEN
on robbery, who leveled pistol at his head
Instead of surrendering he grappled will
one of his assailants and threw him into the
gutter. The other man struck Schmid three
times over the head, and tore his watch
from his vest The men then took to their
heels, leaving Schmid minus hat. but with
j one belonging to the robbers. Schmid had
only small amount of money on his per-
son.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22
Prosperity of the COrrinthian
RaDtist Church..

Last Sunday was the day fixed for the first
financial rally at the Corinthian Baptist
Church and at the close of the evening SER
vices the amount collected was fully up to
the expectations of the congregation. Rev.
Peter Vertrees of Tennessee delivered able