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- GIRhAr HAKEAGs9 can 6n
kfSa OBTAINED EITHER All WHOLESALE

- t<akAr BARGAINS can oE
H& OBTAINED EITHER AT WHOLESALE
NJ OR RETAIL, IN WATCHES. JEWEL
azzs3y AND FANCY GOODS, AT ELIAS
HALE's No los MAIN STREET.-On hand and
receiving at2ost daily, by Steamer and Express,
large assortment of God ana Silver Watches from
she most celebrated manufacturers. eV5ry Vsre-
~ and k!pd. warranted to perform well Gold
Fob, Breast and Guard Chains; Gold Ear and Fin
ger Rings, grass variety new styles aud patterns;
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Pens and Pencils, Thimbles,
Keys &c. Alsl, large assortment OF low priced
Jeweiry, suitable for the Cory trade. The
sortrnent CT Gold end Plat' O Je 'ery "a more ex
tensive than at any store Il In country compris-
Ding stock from upwards OF .nirty different man.
factureFs, and Tor sale at their prices; Silver Ware
a large assortment. Also, Plated Ware, consisting
of Tea Sets, Mustard Pots, Salt Cups, spoons,
Forks, Ladder, Susar Tongs, &c, Also, lerge
sortneut OF Hair, Cloth, Tobil and Nail Brushes;
Fancy Boxes. Scars, t'ils Co.ogI e, Knives, Scis
sors, Razors, Combs, Buttoas, Pins, Need es and
Thread, with extensive assortment OF email
wares 10 the line, too 20 mention for sale
In quantities to suit purchasers, as low be
bought in ary OF the northern cities, Or from TIE.
manufacturers direct ELIAS HALE
importer and Manufacturers 8 Agent,
my 2i-'. ln6 Msin street.
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MARRIAGE CEariPICATEs.-Below we pub.
lish an extract of the law which went into
operation on the FIRST Of this month recurring
every minister or other person solemnizing the
rites of ma,rimony. to return a certificate there
Of to the Clerk Of the County Court within
two months.
"Henceforth il shall be the duty of eyery
Minister or other person celebrating a mar
riage, and the Clerk or keeper OF the records
of any religious society which solemnize mar
riagss by the consent of the parties in open
congregation. at once to make a record of
every marriage between white persons solem
n'zed by or before him. and within two months
after such marriage to return cettifcate
thereof signed by him, to The Clerk oil the
Court OF the County or Corporation in
which the same is solemnizsd. Such re-.
cord and certificate shalt set ior,h, as far as
the same Gun be ascerained, the date and
place of marriage, the full names of both the
parties, their ages and condition before mar
riage, whrther single or widowed,) the places
of their birth and residence, the names of their
parents and occupation OF the husband.
ANY person tailing to comply with this
act, shaii f1rieii for every such offence nol
less than one hundred nor more than five hun
dred dollars
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FatO TkAFELLEhS.-Per III want OF
4 Travelling Trunks OF any siy,e qualify,
Trunks Of any other description invited 10 cai
at the Ladies' Saloon, where will always be found
full and complete assortment al moderate and
fair prices. WHITE q PAGE,
.gl4 70 Main street
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The subscriber hiss purchased the interest of his
ia.e partner. a d will hereafter contras In his own
name. the Tailoring and Cl0thing business, at
the old stand TO enable him TO make some change
in the establishment, the store will be closed tor
few days
IL l6-6t+ n w NELSON
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7ssEs FOk SALE. first rats genuine
SNAfA3 Devonshire tiiich Cow, sold for no
TS fault whatever.
strayed, two young Cows, one
red with white stripes on the back; the other
white, intermixed with red spots. When they leit
they had lamp black rubbed on their backs. Any
will be thankfully received, and hand.
someiy rewarded. Apply to
Nh. SIMON BONAVITA,
ir S-dl9tS oppo site the Vir,inia Psnks
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THIS DAILY DISPATCH
TAs A. COW ARDTN. Proprietor.
EuGE z. PLEASANTS. Editor.
= c1naxEzzE-- r]ysfz5;S.ss.is5sl
.xrx -
-~<s.SaoRTkNT AND CHEERING NEWsi
psEJ-ES & KINGS

sS~x HassssSey
sNaORTkNT AND CHEERING NEWSi
pkGISES e. KINGS
STEAMS HIP EXPIRE ESS,
Per ROANOKE AND jamestown.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TION, &c sc.
fVyHE urdrrietors having tnade new arrangements
for the s,,li better dispatch Of their Express by
.he stearashiys Roanoke and jamestown from
New YORK. :bAy wish 10 kesp II before the public
shst PAaISEE & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EMPRESS IL slwsys on hand tor the sccommoda
aop of their friends a; the lowest rates and unpa
Tsel,i o;. pstch- their Express leaving New York
"a sauerslv delivered at almost every point OF Vir
qinls 10 IS hours. ard throughout North Carolina In
Sc hours sud at forty per cent below the old HUM
RIG aOSOPOLY.
PARIStN d. KINGS fsciiiti, for the expeditions
Transportation of Freight and Packages, cannot be
bea, by any express company in existence and they
defy any c1moetiion. therefore. In the snspe of
-Sumbug, imposition and monopoly.
EEs BE sure 10 order your goods by Parjscu
& Kings Express, Roz Barclay street, New
York.
ns Res. assured. that ali they promise. they
Will faithfully fulfil u
PARISEN a. KING, No Barclay st N. Y.
an5 Bollingbrook street, Petersburg. Va.
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NELLINE OFF AT COST, AT THE
~ FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now sell at cost the balance of cur SKINNER Cloth
ing, to MAKE room for our fall AMI winter stock,
having yet large aud we'll assorted Rtsex of Sum.
mer Goods on hand such alpseca ana alpacca
lustre Frock and Sack Goats; brown and buff linen
Coats; grass and duck linen Coats; white linen drill
and check and striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy Marsei,les and linen Vests; aso, large as.
sor,ment OF summer cashmere Psrts, together with
large stock OF sentemens' furnishing GOODS; some
fine osuze merno under Shirts-at the Franklin,
sc Main street.
iy Ats R DECOI e. co
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GENUINE sALAMAnDkR sAFEe.-

" The subscriberis uow receiving fulI sssor.
ment Of ''s Herring's WilGers Patent salaman.
der Safes" (faone@ Others ara genuine ont those
made by Heri;ngl Ills ssfes have stood tfe tsst,f
a thousand area took tbe premium al ,ue Worldi
FAIR, and will take il every where The aubsori ber
being Agent for the state OF virrnia. i nvsnsred
70 have thsm manufactured 70 order, Of ssuv siza
from $ss u eio0n. All merchsnts, brokers oanks.
mon,sd unen should have Herring Patent ssla.
nsndss sails. Call ~ la6 Cay street. and MAKES
jy7 - ia6 fsass .svs.. 80 90
EOksALk,a 6rst rsss Rochavsy asa Harnaes
lsu - HILL Z TALLEY.
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% RkEyK 81 BLAIR, DRUGGISTS.
pTs Hroad street, have on nsnd and
- are constantly receiving
- Roses and Jaynes Family hsSicinss, Car
,ter's Spanish Mixture Bakers Premium B.tters,
lRicnardsou's sherry Wine Bitters. Arabian and
Mustang Linirnsnt, &c Also, full supply OF
Preston e. MerriH's Yeast Powders, so justiy cels.
brated for making Light sweet, and consequently
n nu.yitious bread apl Is
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmend. July 20. 1883.
MEXICO.

The last news from Mexico-from the CITY
Of Mexico to the 4th July, from Vera Cruz 10
the Sth-represents the Mexican sen,imen, IN
be very decided in favor Of holding on to The
MesiIla Valley. We have already published
in a telegraphic despatch from New Orleans,
the tenor of Senior Salazar's report on the
boundary. He was the Mexican commits.
sioner to run the boundary. The Mexican
papers say his report proves ths undeniable
right of Mexico 10 the valley in dispute. The
Senior protests against any concessions TO Gov.
Lane, and declares that he will resign rather
than subscribe to an arrangement so numiiiat
ing and unjust TO Mexico as would be the sur.
render Of any part Of the territory in dispute
The Mexican papers complain OF the discord.
ance Of the tone OF the Washington Union, as
the organ Of our administration, and the as.
surances of Judge Conkling, that Gov. Lane
would not be sustained.
The Eco del Concrete of Vera Cruz, de.
cided Santa Anna paper. says:
The valley of Mesilla has no importance
whatever; lis assumed advantages for railroad
route TO the Pacific have been proved false, il
has no mineral, nor agricultural, nor industrial
value. The determination, therefore, to usurp
il, is sustained tor the purpose of creating die
ferences, of provoking strife and involving US
in a new war. @
The blood boils in our veins at this hagrant
and criminal transgression of the laws Of so.
ciety. Ii we are destined by Providence TO be
the victim of American ambition, let our des.
tiny be fulfilled, for il is a thousand times bet.
ter to perish in unequal combat Than 10 bear
such insults.
The news is not without the usual amount
of rumors of revolutions and pronunciamen-
tos in the States.
New corps of lancers were created, and the
army was being augmented by impressmenis.
Heavy rains had fallen, and the streets of
Mexico were covered several feet with water
On the 18th ult !, all communication being for
the time suspended.
The sale of fruits had been forbidden in Ve-
ra Cruz in consequence of the existence of
yellow fever and cholera.
The lsthmus Of rehuantepec had been de.
clared a territory, and Manititlan declared its
capital.
Civil war still prevailed in Chiapas.
The government was making preparation for
the national budget.
Manuel Canedo has been arrested at San
Luis Po'osi on the charge of being the assas-
sin Of Governor Reyes.
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n ADYE 81 GRAY, DRUGGISTS, i47
4 MAIN STREET, have in store, sad are receiv
"a ing, large additions to their stocx OF DrnSs,
Medicines, surxesns' Instrumenss.
pasuf.. Oils. Dyes, Window Glass and
Fpury.Arficles, which they offer for sale on the
most fsvorsbie terms TO cash ana Dunctual deaiers
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IA = = u IL u Ti % ~ OF Cu.PA fxTS r. IL.
~ SHIP The co partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of w NELSON Il co, is dissolved
by mutual consent. All parsons having claims
gainst the concern, will present them; and those
indebted are requested to make prompt payment.
II w NELSON,
July l5;h, 1853 P BAKER.
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Two TOBACCO MAnUFACTGhkh khe.-
i JOSEPH WEAR Mschbist. 2sfh street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
~ return thauks TO the Manufacturers OF Tobacco,
tor their liberia support since he commenced busi.
ness: would also inform them he il prepared to
make Shsp. ming Mis with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those no, acquain.
ed with his work, to the following Gentlemen:
References.-Thos a. ssmi Hardxrove, Wm
Gresner, James II Grant, Chsrles Word, Lhu el
Factory. John Goode
B-Mis repaired with neatness and dispa,ch
Ia 23-im~ Nv
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n consequences of the death of s McGruder, the
Z Co'psrtnersbip of s McGRUDEe a. SONS
ceases The affairs of the concern will be closed
81 tne surviving partners
CHARLES McGRUDER.
July 5th 1853. RICH w McGRUDER
The business will be conducted in luture By the
subscribers who have this day entered into Co
partnership under the firm and style ct S McGRU-.
DER'S SONS CHARLES McERUDkk.
iy S-d&w2w RICH w McTRUDER
nieSOLCTION.- - The co oarLnership of
~ MATTHEW'S e. TIMBERLAKE is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the concern will present them for
settlement and those indebted are earnestly soici-
ted 70 make immediate pay meut as it is the wish of
the subscribers TO close the above as soon
as possible. FELIX MATTHEW'S,
w. w. TlMBEkLAKE.
July 18Th, 1858.
Having purchased of w. w, Tirn5erlake his in
terest in the late concern of Mgtth ws d. Timber
lake, the business will hereafter be continued By
the subscriber at the old stand, where he solicis
call from his friends the patrons of the late concern
and The public e, neraiy
jv l5--6t FELIX MATTHEWS.
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NAMES BkOADhlCh 81 Co., practical
~ BLACKSMITHS, between the Dsnville Rail.
road Depot and Haxals Miiis-all sorts OF con
tractors tools made to order, such as Picks, Jump
ere Churn Drills, Hand Dri ls. Hand Hsrimers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used By con
tractors
All sorts of Wagon work, Horse -shoeing and
everythin in the Blacksmith line All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else
where. ap 23-3u
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O FOX RENT.-That oesiraha private Re.
sidence sftrsted on the corner of 1st end Msr.
shall streets containing eleven rooms, with large
kitchen and ell necessary out houses, in complete
order. Possession given Immediately Apply to
jy le-ts w BOOTWRIGHT, IN
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gIRE. LIFE AND MARlrE

.IKsURAfCE-The Richmond FIR
-, ,Associa.ion are now prepared TO bfus
uoncies of Insurance on ras above do
ss,,,t.eu Of risks On a. raascnsbie terms as an,
sirailsr con,uany, and respectfully ask snare o
the patronage OF the pubic. Applications wiz 0.
received at Ills eEee, No 22s, corner OF Nam ans
9Th s.rset, where the of,cazs Will cneerfuiiy ~.
nish al Information that nsy % IegaiSsd' -
sAMEs B0SHER, Presiseas
IeHs.H PosHxa. Secretary MI .
ITO CARpEx'rERs, s,BgiLnERs, &C.
) The subscribar has just fitted s2 steam en-.
.gine for the propassion of Saxz, with wnicn NO
lRfeposes % sew sIats and Psnnel ssat sno square
Eosis IN the most accurate and espedtious man.
as located on Brooke ATenus st the corzer OF MAJ
Uhail street. y s#sa3k - W
ssp 23-3m JOHN KELLEY
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LOTT BILE CAMP CHAlHs AND
L SrOuLS-We have jus, opened fresh lot of
tee above Chsirs, so desirable tor the garden pi
szzs. or porch. This chair folds up very COM
pscsly, is strong. and when unfodsd makes
a very comfortable sest They ale particularly
adapted 70, those residing in the counrry. For
sale at the House furnishing Stare of
fyI5 BuLk-EY co.
DRIME VIRGINIA CCHkD FAMILY
1 BACUH.-H4ms. Sides and Shoulders, Queen
City Hams, pronounced by judges TO be very fine.
For sale by P voolfolk, Jr,
" Il lsD Brood street
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ITO TOBACCO hrs
The undersigned authorised TO sell four
well located Lots for Tnbscco Msnuiac,oTie two
of vhicl tbs Central Railroad Depot. one
on the east side of 2lst between Main Frank in
Streets and the other east .ide of 23d, near 10
MsD street Three of these Lots eni Two fronts
and the latter hss the privilege Uf alley on
each side, Of bfteen feet, which stfords abundant
light and air. All of these Lots are DOW res6y %
build upon, having been area6y y graded to cobIorm
TO the stree, curbiug. Apply Ia
iy I6--4t GUDDIN L. APPFp SON Auc.a
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IMIThFiELD 9 AND WksTkHN BA.
y CON -5,UU0 lbs Brigs' Family Bacon, nog FOUND
10000 los city cured Shoulders
5000 lbs Western do
l0OUU lbs do Sides-for sale
;y lS B sTEGAL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23
New PRAYER.

The authorities of the Roman Catholic Church
have just issued the following, designed to organ
ize q Prayer Association for the conversion of
all who are out of the communion of the Church
in the United States
By rescript, dated Sept 5, 1858, our Holy
Father, Plus IN, at the instance of fhe National
Council of Baltimore, sanctions, by the grant of
Indulgences, the institution of a Society whose
members shall especially pray for the conversion
of all who are out of the communion of the Church
in the United States.
Almighty and Eternal God, who savest all. and
wilt have none to perish, have regard to those
souls who are led astray by the deceits of the
devil, that rejecting all errors the hearts of those
who err may be converted, and NAV retnrn 70
the unity of Thy truth, through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Those who cannot recite the above pra yer NAV
obtain the same Indulgence by saying daily in
its stead the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory
be to the Father, three times, with the same in
tention.
/. y Plenary Indulgence on receiving the Fas
ter communion to all the members who shall
daily recite, in any language, the above PRAYER.
,. Plcnary Indulgence in the hour Of death
on condition Of receiving the Holy Eucharist ,f
ter confessing their sins with sorrow or. if thew
cannot receive it, on their invoking the name If
Jesus with their lips, at least in their hearts.
j. An Indulgence of ahundred days every time
the members recite the above PRAYER
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Nj. Bayley-'.N No, I want to kill this thing in

M Bayley-'.N No, want to kill this thing in
the most emphatic way."
The resolution was then tabled by IS to 65.
Alr Dean offered The resolution, of which he
had giyen notice, presenting a sword, and the
thanks of Congress, to Capt. Inerahan Afler
some debate, referred TO committee on Foreign
Relations
Mr.. Tweed introduced bill establishing a
Mint in New York city. Referred
Mr.. Florence introduced a bill extending the
provisions of the several laws granting bounty
lands to the officers and soldiers who have been
engaged in the military service of the United
States. Referred
Mr.. Clingman, in pursuance ofpr,vious notice,
introduced a bill giving credit to the importers
OF Railroad iron. lie advocated the measure at
some length.
Mr.. Skelton opposed the measure.
Mr.. Jones moved TO lay the bill on the table,
being, as he said, opposed to the credit system.
The motion was lost-yeas 50, nays 104
Mr.. Cobb proposed amendment that in all
cases of the extention cfduties, six per cent in
terest shall be paid.
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, moved to lay the bill and
amendment on the table Lost-yeas Sc, nays %.
The bill was referred to a committee Of the
whole on the state of the Union.
The House went into committee of the whole
Mr.. Houston submitted resolution referring
the various branches of the Presidents Message
to appropriate committees.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

pEoPLE's Journal, is the title of new work
published in New York City, by \. E. Beach
The Journal is illustrated Record of Agricul
lure, Mechanics, Science and useful knowledge,
containing y engravinss. This work should be
in the hands of every Farmer, Mechanic aud In
ventor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

LArRoBE HorEE.-AIr. John " Marshall has
taken charge ofthe 1atrobe Hotel, Wcstmoreland
CO.. Pa. The house is to be fitted upand furnished
in style equal if not superior to any cf the lIo-
tells along the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr.. N. makes popular and deseI1ing landlord.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

John A. Parker who was removed by Col. For
ney- from the post of Librarian of the House Of
Representatives at Washington, for neglect of
duty, comes out in his own defence, in a letter
to Hon. L. II. Bailey of Virginia. 1t is said to
be lame affair.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

thou vast buried with thy face toward the region
of darkness. Go on, but thy erring followers we
invite to return 'if they like our overture and
turn not back peTTerso.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

be candidate for denomination before the Dem
ocratic State Convention.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

GRAHAN's MAGAZINE.-This popular Magazine
for january, IS on our table. This number sur
passes all the former numbers issued by Graham
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

The Hydropathic doctor of the Aleghenian,
says:-.'Why not try the Hydropathic?-
water Is an excellent thing in its way. We use
it cxclusivcly." Hang out your shingle
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

\ large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
youngstown, the banner tcwnsip cf old West
moreland &C., on Saturday last. Resolutions rec
ommCnding BiglCr'S denomination, rcpUdiating
the Grcensburg meeting, and Disappearing ofthe
course Of the -s-gus aud Republican were ass
ed unanimously.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

" Gov johnson, of Virginia, recommends
the purchase Of Mount Vernon by the State
The Richmond Enquirer approves the rccommon-
Gation
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DEN0GRiT' IND SENTINEiI.
EBEMSBURG,

V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
agent, is the only a9tRort-si fgeaf for this paper
in the cities of Boston, New York and PhladeI-
phia and IS duly empowered to take advertise
luents and subscription at the rates required bv
rIs HIS receipts will be regarded as payments
Ills Offices are-BoSton, Scoliay's Building: New
York, Tribune Buildings Philadelphia, n W
corner Third and Chcsnut SITS.
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The Homestead Bill,

Hon. john L. Dawson ofthis State, from the
Committee on Agriculture, Of which he is chair
man, has reported this bill. We will lay it be-
fore our readers III cur next issue
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-23

Speaker et Tie Senate.
APPRovED-The thirtieth day of April, A. u.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-three,
WM. BIGIER.
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New England Methodist Conference.


The New England Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church assembled at Ipswich Mass. ON the
27th Of April Bishop James presiding. The session was
opened with appropriate religious service and the admin
istraon of the Lords Supper The venerable d. Kburn
ocated at the table, and the distribution
Of the elements by several of the older members
Conference Most of the members present. and the
occasion one of deep interest.
As these exercises occupied more than an hour but lit
tie business done beyond the organization of the body
and the appointment of committees
Rev. Vim. X. Bagnan elected Secretary, and Rev.
Simon Boyden reelected Assistant but the latter having
served the Conference in that capacity for twelve years.
respectfully declined, and Rev. J. A. Adams chosen in
his stead.
1t voted that eight oclock be the hour for meeting
in the morning and twelve O'Clock the hour of dourn
ment There viii probably for the present be but
sion day.
A Committee of Nomination was raised, and commit
tees ordered on the following, among other subjects
Education, Slavery, Temperance, Bible Cause, Tract
Cause, Sunday Schools Missions Preachers Aid, and
Public Worship.
The question "who remain on trial p' was taken up,
when the committee appointed s the previous conference
to examine candidates in the Of study prescribed
made their report which highly creditable to all
concerned The of study required of all candidates
is quite thorough covering period Of four years.
with examinations annually.
short random discussion sprang up the propriety
improperly of ministers engaging In secular pursuit.
and participated in by E. T. Taylor George Dunbar
and others.