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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

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The report, after speaking Of the arrangements
made for the completion of the connections from
the Delaware river southwark to Philadelphia and
eastward to New York, says
In this general view of the connections Of road
ton should be made also OF the IAckawana and Blooms
burg Railroad by of which communication will be
opened with the Southwest and West. About twenty
miles OF the northern portion OF this road win be opened
for business in the ensuing spring. and tbs entire road
viii, when completed be a valuable auxiliary to
In anticipation Of that fact and tor other detailed
length In last annual report this company have
furnished portion OF the requisite for its
stIucticn.
We have also import tan. Northern and North western
broad-gauge connections via the Oswego, BnghAmton
and New York. and the Lake Ontario, Auburn and New
York railroads. besides tho great New York AM Erie
Railroad The former two, besides passing through
fertile and popuous region Of country where coal will be
extensive USE and which win furnish in return agri
cation direct with Lake Ontario and Canada.
The Oswego, Binghamton and New York Railroad Is
completed and In operation from BiDghAmton to SYRIA
cuse, and the remaining portion Of it norhward will
eoubtees be constructed at an early day. The Lake
Ontario, Auburn and New York Railroad the building OF
which spendea for q time now about to be
sumed with vprs ole prospects Through the New York
and Erie have it is well known, to wide
extent of country eastward and westward from Great
Bend into which Scranton ccap has been already
INTRODUCED and is svoraby regarded with prosp ects Of
. largely increased demand for II in the future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


There further decline In ths for beef cat
tie AZ Alertons to-day owing to the continued large
receipts. Prices about cent per pound than
last week but when it is considered that the quality of
can hardly be called more than no. Taxing into con
sdsraton the large number Of cattle sale 29 for the
day, ard 30e1 for the week. have rarely fe
number OF inferior The top rice llc the average
about 10 and the lowest quotations 7aSc Thegeneral in
preston among the brokers, when reporter left
that agocdy portion Of thedays offerings would not fra
buyers Cove and calves plenty and dull SALE
Some fair and good qualities sold at $s5a6o Veal Calves
downward inepasioaa' Sales At sXa7Xs A. in oustv
Demand moderate. Sheep and Lambs m.intain about
last weeks prices Some of the best sold high a. SIS
per head. Swine are rather dull, but not lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
OILS.

TIE FOREeT'5 TAtL0w OIL.-rHE BEST AND CHEAP.
IL machinery OIL entirely free from equa TO the best
sperm and eighty gallon cheaper mad
and winter 1850 cotton and woolen mills usls it,
Among the number the Metacomet Fall River and
Watupa Nils. Of FA Rver Mass Troy Cotton and Woolle1
Wills Of Fail River, Macs American Print Works. of Fel
Pearson Manufacturing Company Of Lowell Mass; Meras
Wooen Company, Of Lowell Mass. Fsh Company. OF Nor
wicb o.; valley FAILS Company, Valley Falls n. Pember
Mills OF Lawrence. Mass j. @ Kempt1n. Msnayunk Pa
Bam Jamson Son Norrrown Pa: korristown Iron Works.
Norristcwp Pa sind others TOO numerous 70 mention here
The undersigned having been appointed agents Nv the
the sale OF ha above oil would invite the ateHon
Of those to the Deris of his article As has
the last three by msAy tbs syge mills IN the
country sas6ed from the tctougt investigation
that s the best and chespeet racner oil 10
MAYHEM Il DE FOaEHr,
Sole agents, No. 10 Wster street Ne~ York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
KEROSENE, OR COAL OH.
FoT EXPLOSIVE,
HECURED ny PATTwvN

Retail price dollar per sslIcn.
various lamps be found IN The pre the
are recommended a. pte1 M
culAr qualities of the oil each lamp giving light
Csmpbene lamps can ussd for burning this OIL by adapt
Ing the Keroeepe chimney
svvic oil be used By cutting or the baom otthe
TN holder bring the surface OF the wick eva
with the in .ubs that surrounds the wick.
The usual discount 10 rsholeasle dealers.
IUSTEkS, Agents Of The Ksrosene OH COMPANY
No. 81 Beaver a.. YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

600 against the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad COM
paay in the United States District Court at Spring
keld Illinois. The facts Of the case are thus stated
by Springfield correspondent Of the st. Louis Re
psbiicdn:-
resolution was passed By the Board Of Directors Of
the said road in substance - fDnows:-
Whereas since the settlement made with Page b.
trust date given TO SECURE hs balance aseertained to
Be their due this company have become indebted to the
said Page Bacon in the further of 1912 1873 &c.
money advanced BY them in aid OF the construction,
Resolved mat Daniel r. Garrison, Vice President of
Psge Bacon their promssory for the aaid of
$S12, 1888 IS, payable to order, DC.
And Also ''that Daniel r. Garrison be authorized to
any attorney Of any court to confess Judgment
for said amount
that the note executed In accordance win
the foregoing resolution and subsequently, assigned
upon he same in the United sts e. District Court for
the Southern district of Illinois, now In session at this
place.
Judgment was confessed several days since by an at
to himself from Daniel r. Garrison. The amount Of in
due the note makes note and interest amount
to about 3S47, go, IS before stated.
The third annual report of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Railroad Company gives the
annexed statement of the transportation department
during the year ending Dec. 81, 1855 -
DELAWARE, IA1AwASA AND WErRs RAILROAD.
The gross earnings Of the year nount to- ,s6
Draw back received from the New York and Erie
Railroad Company .......................... S,S9S
From rents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 716
Total s52S, s1l
The expense Of operating and repairs q the read
repairs Of machinery and cars, supe s1sana.
Old balance, against the New Yoriaod
Erie Railroad Company, 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

Showing net revenue Of. $3.50 26S
OF this amount SCI 1893 81 has been appropriated
to the renewal fund, 10 provide against the depre
citation of the road and its equipment from use and
natural decay.
The annexed summary of assets end liabilities, at
the close of each of the three past years. shows the
progress and condition Of the work -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

NIEaMRRIsM-DR. BERghViN. CORR EsPON DErf
M Of The Mesmerc Foey II Paris treats ny
rbeumaim, complaint comp ANTS ueuYalgv
ssttms bysera epeosv and AL kinds a regarded
bopeess. oGee FC}z Broome street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

A. II. Ncolay's regular semi-weekly auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow,
(Thursday0 at la o'clock,..at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The Shoe and Leather Bank las declared semi
annual dividend of four per cent The Shoe and
Leather Dealers Bank Of Boston, has declared
semi annual dividend Of four and half per cent.
The Webster Bank of Boston, pay dividend Of
three and half per cent.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool,
to-day, takes out $3.50 600 in specie.
The business of the Bellefontaine and Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

There was lair supply Of al kinds Of stock ct Brown
ings, and prices have fallen of about 1c. lhc per ID.
for beef cattle wne other descriptions about the
which have fallen off about IS per head. The following
the supplies beef cattle, 81 SO; 60 and
calves, $50 $50; rs veal calves, &c. . SHc
There Was but q Moderate supply Of beef cattle a.
Chant erains and prices ranged from &c. to 10c per
h., which ia . slight decline Other stock about the
same as last week. Sales a. folows-25s beef cattle
ana lambs, 21c- 6c IS veal calves live weight 61sc
&c.
Sales by James Carly At Brownings-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

The treasurer of the Reading Railroad Company,
10 avoid dete ntion to the holders Of the bonds
of the company due in 1870, requests them to
leave the coupons due on the lst proximo, at the
office Of the company on or before the 3lst inst,
where receipts will be given, and checks will be
ready for delivery on the LIST Of April, in exchange
for such receipts.
few days since II. y. Bacon, Of the firm Of Page
Bacon Of 81. Louis recovered a verdict Of i347,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
ASTROLOGY.

A sTROLoGY. THE CELEBRATED MRS. FLsDFg
"A Pssie whose relation has been constantly consua
by Napoleon / gives true information all events OF b.
Questions about BUSINESS love- marriage &C.
by the magnetism, ii 263 Br00me street, second
door NO 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

The supply at OBrien's somewhat limited, and
with fair demand for beef cattle previous prices
ID. Cows and calves dull, with good supply Of
them are very 6ne and brig high $40. The sales
were as ollows:-160 beeves, % SO 60 124 and
calves, $25 $40; SO veal calves, &c. a 7He.
REHABILITATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

~ Agency. 800 Broadway corner OF Duane street,
buy all descriptions personal property watches
diamonds &c horses carriages harness. coths aks snd
6dental Private Offices tor tho reception of ladies' NIB
Parties waited upon At their residences,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

0FrIcE OF The NEW YORK AID sKw HAVEN
~ Railroad Company. No. Hanover streex-Notce tc
bondho q per cent bonds Of this company
hereby notified that In pursuance Of Of The General
session e and prepared Q exchange
secured mortgage bonds authorized tho bebre mentioned
set cent interest and secured by only
Inc conpanys road franchises &c. 0aA exchange
Be made a hs once until further notice By order Of the III
vebors, WILLIAM BEMENT, Treasurer.
New York March IL 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

CAvINGs BANK..AAR1NERs, SAVINGS INsrITU
- ton of Third and Ninth street. for the
1t Of al classes Of persona IntsrsG allowed ut the
cent Of $500 and under and per cant
above $500 All deposited before LIT Of April
VIII draw interest from that day. Bank open daily from A.
n. 70 2p M and Wednesday, and Saturdays from
O'Clock, 7. N THOMAS B. 6rHLNAN. President;
p. W. ENGs, FkSt Vice President
EaAlC p QYsrY5 saerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

A N EFFICACIOUs CURE FOR CoRNs, BUEIoNs, CAL
IA oes nails growing into the flesh and every disorder Of
the feet by aud peculiar method without cutting,
without causing the slightest pam.
Monsieur LEVI OF No 80 Bis Kue dc Rv0h Paris and No.
CONDUIT Regent street. London Surgeon ChrcQodst
to the emperor of FrA.ce the Royal Family OF Englsnd,
having been specially invited TO New York to attend soma
distinguished families iierds remaining here, and may 90
consulted daily Sundays excepted ut his cf,e from 10 Ill
O'Clock.
COPIES TESTIMONIALS
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon H., Emperor q
France1
Je certfe que Levi rleye les be-
blete LOUIS NAPOLEON BosAPARrE.
From James Baker, Esq.1
certify that Dr. Levi has cured month Of
troublesome burops without the least pain Add whlh
have annoyed tor years walk at present with
great and and checrfuy recommend Dr. Levi 70
friends and publc JAMES BAKER.
z Kast Seventeen III street.
NEW YORK, March n, 1856.
From Robert guson, Eeq D.. Physician Ordinary
to her Majesty OF Great Britain
Mr. Levi has most stiluly extracted from nay
feet, without giving me the slightest pain.
HoBT. FERGUSON. VI. u.
No. Queen street May Fair, London, March 2 1883.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg testify to his
full sk In having perfectly large bunon Of long
ing, without causing any pain. n. j. FELrus,
Philadelphia, July II. 1857 No. Boston
In addition to the above suhent cated TESTING pals many
nout ands his (anong which seveal
Of the highest be hun
with call al his Office, 81 Eleventh street, between Fifth
sixth avenues, New York
NJ B.-No professional connection with any person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

CARPET1NGS AND UPHOLSTERY.
DEAUrY Ri EGANCEl ECONOMY
ID HANDSOME tapestry, Brussels carpets, S. per yard.
Beautiful spring style ipgraips As.
Gold window shades, 1fs. per yard.
" OF supe rb English Medallion Velvet Tapestry
snd Brussels Carpets.
Magnificent Mosaic Velvet and Chenille Rugs
HIRAM ANDERSON, 80 Bowery.
r HYATT. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
q. Amin ster carpets, Floor oilcloths,
Tapestry velvet do. HearhruGs
Tapestry Bruss. DO. Parlor dsor mats,
Three ply do. Stair oilclohs,
supfne Ingram do. Stair rods
FIe ingram co. Floor drugge9.
Venetian stair do Window shades, DO.
No. no Bowery.
opposite Riving'on street New York.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856.
y SOLOMON 4 BART,
NO. A3 Broadway,
Opposite the Park,
Are now receiving from France
DECORATIVE PAPERS
Or NEW Rich DEarGSs,
In panel. gold, satin. velvet, and wood limitations vita
Borders 10. 70 corrcpond-
CHAMBgH AID ofHBH PAPERS,
In EVERY vARIEry ~ STYLE AND PATTERN.
Their stock q -
WINDOW SHADES or THEIR IWK MANUFACTURER
ard UPHOLSTERY GOODS, CURTAIN
MATERIALS ARD fuRr1TOkA COvhRIN0A
OF uis springs importation,
Ia also full aud ootuR lee,
which hay offer Wholesale and retail At such M 70
sent unusual Involvement 70 purch~ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

sTBOLoGY.-DR. WILSON, LATE OF 90 pROoNE
A stree., consulted all events lie az bis
l72 Delaney street Terms-Ladies SO gentlemen 81
Birth required and no humbug used.
A srHOLo0Y M. BRUCE, THE MYSTERIOUS vRh
n ed lady has returned TO the city for ehort Oxl
and be consulted with all events Of life her OH o
30 Canal street, doors of Broadway EAira
HooS. Hours from 10 A. N. n9P. NJ Fee 50 cents.
A e1ONIMHING TO Ai.L.-NADAME MORROW, rHB
"A seventh daughter, has natural ght 70 tell past, oreseG
and future events and all The of life The
thoughts 81 VIII cauAe speedy marriages. and show the ike
Of the intended husbands and absent friends and viii
bring together those who are separated who WIN enjoy ne
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss All who wiah good
luck may cali for relief sDd comfort Thousands
pressed their belief that she 10 the wonderful asroog
The world that has ever teen known though abe pract
Lobing but what reconcleaoe philosophers No charge
satisfied 16 Rroome street, between Cannon and Coium
bia Gentlemen not admitted.
f,ARD-MADAME PRBwsTRR RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and pairons and begs that after the
Thousands both IN this CITY and Phi adelpba who
quilted her with entire satisfaction she feels confident that
questions OF asrolosy love and law matters and
acles relied constantly by Napoleon she equal
che will the Of the future husband name
vieier. rs Madison street. Speedy and Of
piles and corns by remedy Of her own.
TyLAiKyOYANCE- MRS. HAYES, THE ORIGINAL,
~ Spring cairvoyant has removed street.
midway Broadway and Bovery. Mrs Hayes one
of superior cs rvoy ants We have In this
Wonderful by her clarvoysnt Call and
yourselves In almost every town and village throughout
this country and women testify that
Hayes All diseeses cured, cuIabe Satisfactory examina.
tiona given 10 AL, rtmenl Der, or no pay taken.
DOCTOR RAVES, Electrician, 176 Grani street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

1EONEY.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING A FEW THOU.
w sand dollars unemployed and not wishing 70 engage in
Ing them. Watches: articles Ct jeEsly and plate, a. iA
periods Of time may rey being treated with iberay and
strict confidence Apply personally Mr. Fill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

GROCERIES AND PRovIsIoNs.-vANTISE PRICE
NJ street. door above Peck slip ueaers in
tobacco rice SOAP starch SALE
mustard, ginger pipes rai~ns citrons fruits
dgo nuimegs, wrapping paper wne wick cream of tartar
sup carb soda cal soda, butter cheese lard fish, salt bM
PORK, hams, &c, &c.
GAS FITTING AND FIxTUREs-PIPEs PUT INTO
VI stores, dwellings, &C. Alterations and DIMENSIONS made
promptly. Gas nxtures furnished Prices cash.
A. A. TRAINOR,
Eighth street and Fourth avenue, Bible Houss.
old BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND REMOVED. WITH
" Prompues and despatch, by r. p BARK En- Broad
way, between Forty hith 81 d Forty sixth streets.
OlL--SUILFD oil. rs CENTS A GALLON: gUu,DfNG+
~ ro and fence OIL 80 cens gallon; boiled OIL
oy purely while ~ gallon OIL vanish for chine eIcv
H% rer Ralon pants, Tor but oues ences roots Sc. 70.
per rcnpd D. Henry sMi IN, lt3 Maiden iane, N Z.
VFHGNxbs ELEfTBO CHEMICAL BATug-PRuPi
Nerfnes, the dseoverW If procsss TOR extracting
fab from the human body. is At 40 Broadway These baths
not ony extract metallic medicines human but
are peculiarly elcscous In relieving those sufsripg from
Rheumatism govt neuralgia psibs weakness racyoza
OF The limbs, SC The Proeegor himself gives ha undivided
attention paienn snecis der srteut Tor ladies' Thev~
explained 20 students, at 40 Broadway.
WV b. MACKRBLL, MAI.EABbN A GRAY mos
w ourdrv lock castings made order Graham avenue,
rear Frost street. Williamsburg, L. ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

A sINGI z LADY WISHES TO MEET A GENTLEMAN
"A party OF gentlemen, who will be her security for
house rent between $500 and $780, For particulars address
A. NJ, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

S67 sheep and lambs ,643 9
Average per head, S. SO.
Sales made by Samuel kcGrAw, at Brownipgs:-
81 sheep and lambs 1882 SO sheep and lambs SIS o.
81 do........ 800 90 -
81 lit 80 126 1919 N
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06
The ADpie CrOp.

The crop Of winter apples, says.
the Boston Traveller, will be verysmall
this year, throughout the whole of
the United States; and they will
command higher price than
they have for several years past:-
We have heard of contracts for Bald
win apples 10 New Hampshire, to be
delivered at the railroad stations, at
prices varying from So to So per
BARREL The crop in New England is
very uneven this year, more SO than
we have ever known before.
While few orchards produce a
good crop, many others, even in the
same neighborhood, are almost des-
titute of fruit. Those who are for.
tuuate enough to have a good cror
will yealize large profit this year
One orchard we have seen within 6
few days, has about five hundred
barrels on the trees, and this is prob
ably nearly as many as there are il
all the other orchards In the sam,
town, some thirty orforty in number
Another in town adjoining, whicI
last year had 2,750 bbls, will not hav
so this year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06
A Negro Military Company.

The Newport (R. L. correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, under date of
the 25th ult., after mentioning the
visit made to that port by the United
States practice ship, Plymouth, has
the following
The Plymouth is not the only
strange visitor we have had within the
last four days, for yesterday a steam
er from Providence brought to our
city an organized and armed military
company composed entirely of ne
groes, headed by band of white mu-
sicians. This is something new, that
an armed company of this character
has been allowed in our midst, and
the day is around when we shall have
cause to regret it. ] learn, also, that
this 'furn-out" Was to celebrate the
anniversary of the insurrection of the
blacks of Hayti, when the whole white
population was nassacred or had to
fly for their lives. What are we COM
ing to? Well may our Southern
brethren be aroused when such things
are sanctioned and encouraged by the
Abolition portion of the North.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06
Important Adjudication.

The Nashville Patriot is informed
by the Attorney General Of the
State, that the Supreme Court, Dur
ing its recent session at Knoxville.
declared the act of the last session of
the Legislature, entitled "An aot to
authorize the formation OF Compa.
MES, and regulate private aud local
affairs and retrench the expenses Of
legislation which gives to the Cir
cult Courts the power to incorporate
Insurance Companies, &c., to be un.
constitutional and void; sthe Legisla.
ture having no power to delegate the
authority to grant charters of incOr-
poration. The Court also sustained
the action OF the last Legislature in
the charters of the Central
and Minersand Manufacturers Banks;
but construe the law SO as to allow
said banks, as corporations, three
years from the time Of the repeal to
sue for and recover their debts, and
to wind up their business.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06
constitution Of that State, thus allow
ing the genuine "black" republicans
the full benefit of political equality.
One Sane Man in Maine.

A writer in the Evangelist, pub
lished in the above State, seems to
have discovered that the Bible recog-
nizes the institution of slavery. he
says:
"We believe the laws of Moses do
sanction in general that relation OF
master and servant which they de-
scribe and regulate. And if Paul,
in the 9Th and 9th. chapters OF
Ephesians. sanctions the copjugal,
parental and filial relations, We can
not understand why he does not
sanction that relation of master and
servant, of which he speaks in the
same connection"
We hope others may have their
attention directed to the same source
remarks the True Witness. They
will gain from it ND doubt valuable
information, the practice of which
they will find profitable, il they
have not reached the paroxysm Of ia
natieism which is always the premon
itory symptom of infidelity. Thos,
who have reached this fearful crisis il
moral degeneracy are seldom restor
ed to a proper state of mind, bu
like Parker they 60 on waxing
worse and worse, until they are givel
up to believe lie. This is the lie
climate result to which a rockies!
fanaticism tends.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06
How he Locks.
A New York correspondent of a
Georgia paper says:

A New York correspondent of a
Georgia paper says:
saw Fremont the other day.
dark complexioned, swarthy man Of
Although some seven years youn-
ger in appearance. / should say he
is about 5 feet s inches in height
and weighs l40 pounds. His fore
head is low, but broad--eyes deep
set and very close together--nose,
his best feature, long and straight
land nothing, eitherin face or manner
to found favorable opinion upon,
in respect to either character or
talents. An inferior or at least or
binary looking man--such an one as
among a thousand strangers would
be about the last designated as a
for the Presidency. The
Iuxuriani, brigand development Of
hair and whiskers which delight the
Jessie Clubs 10 his pictures, are
minus in the original and far FROM
being abundant. His beard stray
giles thinlv over considerable sur.
face, and his black hair uniquely
parted in the middle, is manifestly
to assume the same con-
sideration.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-11-06

Religious Excitement at Louisville.
The Louisville Courier of the 18th
ult., says:
"Nosmall degree of excitementp pre-
walls among the Msthodists of our
city in consequence Of the action Of
the members of Sehon Chapel, who
have Withdrawn from the control OF
of the Conference, and organised
themselves into an independent body.
This was brought about by Bishop
Early removing their popular and
excellent pastor, Rev. Mr.. Smiley
to another station, when be was in
the midst Of usefulness at bis present
post"