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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-28


yTIRGINIA.- LAT Rules held in the Clerks Office
v ofthe Circuit Court of Augusta county, October
the 5th 1857 Catharine Fauber, Plaintiff, @ T. ~.
Noah Fauber and Thomas H. Fauber, executors of
John Fauber decd, Joseph Fauber, and others-De-
fendants l -.. a..
The object of this suit is procure settlement of
the accounts of Noah and Thomas II. Fauber execu-
tors of John Fauber, decd and to have the interest
upon legacy Of $500 to Keteriah Fauber paid over
charged by the will of John Fauber, decd, upon the
lands now in the possession of the Defendant T. O.
Burwe-paid to trustee to be appointed for said
Keteriah Fauber.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANTS Noah Fauber and Thomas II. Fauber, execu-
tors ofJohn Fauber decd are not inhabitants ofthis
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here within month after due publication
of this order and do what necessary
interest. A Copy-Teste,, I, ~, ,,,,.
T1ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING The
Il subscriber, having bought out the interest OF 3
d. ELKANin the establishment of LowENsTEIN Il Ell
KAN will hereafter carry on the business at the old
stand in his own name He has received his stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING the largest and
finest ever brought to this market His stock embra
ces Fine Cloth Goats of every description, Business
Coats Cloaks, Nantes, Raglans, and other Overcoats
an endless variety of Pantaloons, from the finest to
the most common Vest s-sk-plush, velvet, satin,
cashmere cloth, &c. &c, of oil coors and styles. Al
So Hats Caps Cravats, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Gen
tlemen's Gloves and Shawls, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Pocket Books, ReyolyeEs, &c, &c: Also, a very ex,
tensiye assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING. All of
which viii be sold on the most reasonable terms
Gentlemen of the town and country are respectfully re-
quested to call and see-no charge for showing the
goods whether sales are made or not agl
~ Country merchants viii be supplied onas good
terms as they can purchase in any OF the cities
ABRAHAM LOWENSTEIN. s.
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McKIEL 3 WOODWARD, TIN, SHEET IRON
Nl and Stove Manufacturers; ALSO dealers in Motifs
Agricultural Boilers, No. IL Main street, Richmond,
Va. Feb. Z, 1867-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
l7IRGlNrA & KENTUCKY LANDS FOR

VJIRGlNIA & KENTUCKY LANDS FOR
" SALE.-Wishing TO concentrate my property,
oiler iol sale the following TRACTS OF LAND: ~
town OF fncastle, Botetonrt CO., va On this tract
there is u BRICK DWELLING with eight rooms, a
Brick Kitchen and Store Room, Barn, Carriage House,
Negro Cabus, and other out-hOuses usually found
ON a farm. There are about 20 cleared, some
so acres of which be watered by line small stream
The meadow land will pay per cent. on the price
ask Tor the land, if iudicousy u,anaged Theremain-
der Of the cleared land lies very we'll There is timber
enough To spare from the land to pay for it, for which
there is ready sale in Fincaste. There is some fine
tobacco land to clear The turnpike from Covngton
to Fncastle runs through the land which lies about
half mile from Catawba Creek. 1.s
A tact Of 400 Acres, lying on the North River, in
the county OF Rockbridge, about miles from Lexing-
ton and within mile Of the Blue Ridge Carbonated
Baths ON the turnpike from Lexington 10 Goshen De-
pot On this tract there is a Log Dwelling House,
and about lU0 acres of the land is cleared. The tins
information apply to S. McD. Moore, Esq, Lexington,
Va. ,,..s .He1s
tract of 263 Acres, in the county OF Botetourt s
miles from Fincaste on which there is a very yaua-
BILE semi bituminous Coal TOR winch there is ready sale
at the Banks There is also Iron Ore in inexhausble
quantities The ore is within few hundred yards
Of the coal and about mile from Catawba Greek, o
fine water power. .-
Two tracts in Craig county, adjoining the town of
Newcastle within few steps OF the Court House, con-
tanning about 100 Acres, ON which there is very fine
farming land to clear And of the finest seats for
merchant mill or any machinery requiring water
power that can be found in Western Va. The seat is
dug out having been used for an iron FORGE about l5O
wards from the Court House. If there was manu-
featuring mill at this place it would be the most con-
venient point to section of country furnishing from
90 to 80 600 bushels of wheat will also sell tract
of 1000 Acres in the State of Kentucky: This tract
is unimproved butts as fine tobacco land as can be
found in Western Kentucky, lies in Hopkins county,
about miles from Madisonville and miles from the
Route of the Henderson & Nashville Railroad. If not
sold privately before, the lands in Virginia will be Of
fered at public auction in Fncaste on Monday TIE 9M
Of Nocem6er, being Court day. -
TERMS: -One-third cash; balance in one and two
years with interest ON deferred payments. Address
~ - WIN. NJ. Harry q.
p ST. have also some IL or 10 Horses for sale.
j Z. - l !
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
II AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS. highly recon-
mended by all physicians of both the old aud new
world. Lager Beer put up In bottles for family use
per dozen pihts, sl.25; per dozen quarts 1925; in
packages OF from to 9 dozen, put up snd sold BY
Z p. WILBACHER, 70. '206 Main ST..
oy t.,r ,@ri-. Richmond Va.
~ no extra charge for package drayage. Or.
ders from the country will be promptly responded to,
provided amount being added good city reference
given For sale also Lager Beer IN quarter Kegs OF
Gallons and half barrels Of Gallons Superior Cream
Ale in quarter Kegs of Gallons and half barrels OF ID
tiaons BI s. April 49, '57.-tF2l, ,bS.
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TWO THOUSAND REAMS PAPEk.-J.
i w. RANDOLPH has for sale at his Book Store
and Bndery, 12l Main Street, Richmond, Two THOU
SAND REAKs PAPER, assorted. -ae -
Wrapping Paper of all sizes, from SIC 10 $l9 Cap,
Letter Packet, Commercial Post Bath Post, CONNER
cal Note, and Note Paper; Plain and Ruled, at from
81 to So Drawing. Tissue, Blotting Pare hment Bank
Note Transfer, Silk, Folio Post Thesis Sermon Deed
Legal. Mourning Cover, Envelope, Post Office, Copy
ing Bill Paper, &c, of various qualities.
The prices are low at Wholesale or Retail.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL is NOW o.
/ pen for the accommodation of the Travelling Pub
lie. The Hotel is situated on Main Street, Corner
of Fifteenth in the midst Of the most business part
of the city. fist .t" 5
y- share of public patronage is respectfully So
licited. t7
ssy- Omnibusses always in attendance at the Depots
RATES OF CHARGES 81 ,'e. ST.
Per Day, ......... S200 "
Per Week, -. ::.:;;. l2oo
TH0S NJ. FARR0W, Proprietor.
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GALE UNDER TRUST.-1n pursuance OF q
- deed of trust executed to me by Ephraim Wood
ward on the 4th day of November 1896, and duly re-
corded in the Office of the County Court OF Augusta,
WILL at the request of said Woodward, for the purpo.
ses in said trust mentioned proceed to sell on e 29
day October, 1851 at the house OF sad WOODWARD,
in The town of Saunton instead of for cash, on cred
it. as agreed of four months from said day OF SALE but
with interest from said date, secured by bond with
good personal surety, the following property, 10 WIT
Beds q feather and 9 straw and Bedding for the
same 2 Tables-half rounds; small Tables; Wr-
ting Table l eight day Clock, (woodenil Looking
Glasses; Cherry Press ] fine Sofa; ] wardrobe;
Mahogany Sideboard; dozen Office Chairs; "a dozen
Windsor Chairs IL Stools for dining room WASH
stands A Mattresses dozen of Plates two sets OF
Knives and Forks; dozen Of Cups and Saucers .
large Dishes Walters; ! Writing Desk; Wash;
bowls and Pitchers; sets of FIRE lrons pairs OF
Shovels and longs; 2 Bedsteads; Parlor Stove,
Cooking Stove and appurtenances; Washing Ma
chine; Wash Tubs; . Copper Kettles; Bay Horse,
years old Sorrel Horse, years old twornorse
Wagon; sets of Harness; Wheelbarrow;3 Water
Buckets Log Chain Axe; Pick 3 Candlesticks;
i Cow, red of color years old ; Mans Saddle, and
pair of Saddle Pockets together with the following
SLAVES, to wit l black Woman, named Sean, a
bout A years old a negro Boy, named John. about
10 years old and Girl, named Margaret about
years old as also the increase of the female OF the
Slaves and of the COW herein referred TO. The sale
will commence on the day already named at II o'clock
in the forenoon. j. u. WATTS, trustee.
Sent 30 1857--5t ''
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NEW WAICH AND > " - -
IN TABLISHMENT.-Th undersigned begs leave
Street, next door TO R. Cowans Book Store, and is
now prepared to exhibit for SALE stock of JEWEL
RY AND WATCHES which, for beauty and style,
cannot be surpassed. An acquaintance OF many years
in this branch of business and being practsca! nGtA
maker himself enables him promise full satisfaction
to all those who may honor him with their custom,
All Jewelry bought at this establishment will 4 pc
warranted, and Watches repaired in workmanilke
manner ..,-ft A. LANG A
One door below R. Cowans Book Store,
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DISSOLUTION.-M JAS. E. ToxpKIYs having
- withdrawn from the concern of STAPLES, MARrIE
Il Co., the concern is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. TH0S. STAPLES,
tE .ftrl JN0. s. MARTIN,
JAS. 4. TOMPKINS,
Sept. 9, 1867. JNO. STAPLES.
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Stanton, Aug. 90, 1s57-Vind. copy.

mug.
MRS. ELIZA J. take no.
M tice, that on the 26 ddy of October, 1857, Will,
at the office of John n Hendren in the town ofStaun-
ton take the dispositions of George Poage and Others
to be read as evidence in my fayQr in suit IN Cham
Gerry pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
in which am Plaintiff and you are Defendant. II
peted on that day, the taking will be continued from
day to day till they are finished. ,,,,, ~
Sept. q 1857. WIN. MhlILoOh.
DEEDE 4 MENDENHALL, L AND AGENTS.
ID will select and enter Government Land with cash
or warrants make investments loan money, Cat west
ern rates. pay taxes, and transact general Real rs
tate Business throughout the Northwest. Address
BEEDE Il MENDENHALL
~ MINNEAPOLIS. Minnesota
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THE F0LLOWINGI Is FROM THE RICH
i M0ND DISPATCH: III,

.
We noticed in the fair re ON of the Mechanics Insti-
tute two cases of Boots and Shoes tor Gentlemen and
Ladies, manufactured by our enterprising neghbor,
Mr.. Alexander Hill, which reflects the highest credit
on his skin. In the case of Gentlemens Work we
tced two or three pairs Of Boots and Shoes that sur
pass in workmanship anything of the kind we have
er seen, either homemade or imported, and our only
regret is that he has competitors to contest the
palm of superiority with him. The of Ladies'
Work is also of the best quality and we do not think
they be surpassed by any other manufacturer All
who have seen this work compliment Mr.. H. highly,
but not more than he deserves. 81 u
Richmond, Oct. 30, 1856, ~
MOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
VI -DR. PULLER'S COMPOUND T0LU.-The a.
DOye preparation Is one or Tile ad oOicnt
remedies ofCaarrh Bronchial Affections Colds,
Coughs Hemorhage of the Lungs, in fact all atfec-
tons of the Throat and Chest that be resorted
This medicine has tendency Of allayng the Cough,
healing the Lungs and Stomach, and produces free
expectOration, without the cough. In its use dele
FERROUS effects need be apprehended while it frequent
ly effects cure like q charm.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
JOHN FULLER, NJ. D.,
Halifax street. Petersburg, Va.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by LAIRD LINK,
Druggists, Main street. Staunton, and W. w. king,
Waynesboro'. q = Zap. 30, ls57-ly.
r REAT EXCITEMENT IN sTAUNTON.
VI The citizens of Staunton and its vicinity are
particularly invited to call at the Gallery of R. j.
RANKIN and see the various styles of Pictures made
at his rooms Having obtained all the recent improve
ments in the art pAGCgeREoTYPEs, MELAINorrPEs AM
BRoTYPEs and PATENT LEATEk PIcTUREs, an article
which be enclosed to any part of the world with
out additional postage and last though not least is the
MIzzoGRApH PoRTRAIT, which can be had from the
smallest size to that of life Size Ladies and gentle
men would do well to call and examine specimens at
the above Gallery before sitting for picture else.
where.
Stsunton Auo GA lS57 Us ff.et
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DOANE a. Abby, ssUNDER VIRGINIA

DOANE & ABBY, "UNUEK VIRGINIA.
IL HOTEL" having completed their stock for FALL
AND WINTER WEAR, would call the attention of
persons in want of Goods well made to their assert
ment of COATS, PANTS, VESTS AND CLOAkS,
all cut in the latest style, aud of the best
Also a fine variety of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, comprising Shirts Drawers Collars, Gloves,
Cravats &C., together with Shawls and Blankets-all
Of which they offer cheap for CASH. Allwork guara-
teed to give satisfaction Receiving new goods every
Stnnntnn Oct Ii lRl7-Yinl cnnY ! II. - =
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* ROCERIES! GROCERIES !-Sugar, Cot
W fee and Moasses, Salt, Plaster and Sole Leather,
Pine Apple Cheese, finest Green and Black Teas,
Sperm, Adamantne and Tallow Candles, Mackera in
kits and half barrels Cotton Yarn of all numbers,
Thermomeier-C hurns, Wooden Ware of every de-
scription, anda variety of other articles too numerous
to mention, which we will sell low-so all we ask is
a call before purchasing elsewhere. go
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
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ITRESH ARRIVAL OF BOOTS Il SHOES.
Il L. LAWT0N has received his FALL STOCK,
embracing everything in the way of SHOES, which he
will sell low for cash. and to prompt customers on four
months.
He still continues to manufacture BOOTS SHOES,
at Cushings Old Stand, Main Street, and has in his
employ Mr.. WM. NJ. MATHEW, who is an experienced
and practical workman. Il. LAWT0N.
81. Staunton Sent "a 1887
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MISCELLANEOUS. "a
Large Dry Goods Establishment.
HAMILTON, EASTER a. co., "a 9

HAMILTON, EASTER 81 co., 90
flsa .SStU .u0rbte Building, WE
Nos. 190,g POI and 203 Baltimore Street,
--t8AA - ec21 BALTIMORE, ,sAAa'i'~~S ' go
IIAYE now in store (moslly of their own lmporta
Ii on) Of the largest and most complete STOCKS
in the United States, embracing
Silks and Silk Goods of every class;
Dress Goods-a very large stock;
Irish Linens, Linen Goods, and
Housekeeping Articles of every description;
Mourning Goods;
Cloaks, Mantillas and Shawls;
I'd Embroideries. Laces Hosiery, Gloves;
Blankets, Quilts, Domestic Goods;
And every article generally required by
Farmers and Planters for Servants use, !,
~ RETAIL rooms on first foor-the PRICE afixed
to each article from which no deviation is made. :,
~ WHOLESALE rooms on the second ana thiro
floors. F3lDQ ~
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IL having removed their Stock from the store n
room opposite the Va Hotel into the GOLD EsK- 81
RIDGE STAND" they now offer larger and fuller ~
stock of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &C., than can ~
be found anywhere in the Valley, which they will sell
low, ~ Give them call. -
Staunton Oct : 1G5T y-.
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DRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL COMMITS
Id sion and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock Cor
ner Cary and Goth ssrsets, Richmond. Va solicit con-
sienments of corn, Wheat, Oats, Flour, Tobacco 90
Richmond, Feb, 81, 18N.-ly n.
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CTRAYED-On Saturday, the Sd inst. from the
stitutiop, u BRISpLE BUFFALo Cow. She has three
white spots on her forehead one of her years is mark
ed by crop in fork shape, legs short, long bushy
aud curly TAIL which sweeps the ground IS very gen
tie, below the common height of Cows and is between
and six years old.
ANY person who will return ber or give Information
SO that she may be found will be rewarded 6y
Oct. IA. 1857. y. IOhNEh.
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RINDSTONES.-T Three tons best Berea Grind
J stones just received, direct from the quarry, at
much lower prices than ever before offered In this mar
ket They ace f,y warranted to be of the very best
quality and can be fetqreed if they do not give salts
faction. Also Cranks and Friction lloers for hang
ing them, some of very superior patterns;
% GEO. E. PRICE,
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A TTENTION, LADIES I'VE have just o
N pened the most beautiful stock of fashionable
DRESS GOODS we have ever had the pleasure of Of
fering embracing some entirely neap styles not to be
found elsewhere Our stock of EMBRoIDERIES is
also more than usually attractive the shapes being
tuely neao. KAYSER, STRIBLINi & co.
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II NIFE CLEANERS.-Just received, new
IN article that does not wear the knife away-very
efficient aud speedy; also, Brick Dust for cleaning
knives. GEO E. PRICE.
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TRENCH CLOTHS, CASsIME Es
Il VESTINGS, &o.-H. BABE would beg leave 10
call the early attention Of his friends to the splendid
stock of French Cloths, Cassmeres, and Silk and Vel
vet Vestings just received from New York. which he
is prepared to make up in the best style and at short
notice, for and on account of DAVIS A. KAYsER.
Stanton Oct 7 1887 ....-t.. ...-
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
GOODS AT COST FOR 'CAsH.!!
A MAGICIAN N co.

WILL COMMENCE the 26h instant, to sell their en-
tire stock of goods at cost for cash.
Their stock generally known to the public to be the
largest in the State amounting to not less than SSOO and
consisting in part very extensive assortment OF BLAC
and coored SILKS, BOMBAZNES; great variety OF La
dies DRESS GOODS, large stock of LADIES CLOAho'
pain and printed DELANE French and English MERlNOS,
ALPACCAs. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS.
Seventy-five packages of NEGRO GOODS;
Twenty five bales of Gray and White BLANKETS;
3D. 10, A, 5-4, 1O-4 and 124 BLEACHED AND
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS; and also every
description of DOMESTIC GOODS; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
from to "a feet wide VELVET, BRUSSELS THREE
PLY, SUPREME, FINE and COMMON CARPETlNGS
RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C., &c.
This stock of goods extensively known throughout the
State and is believed to comprise the best assortment III
this place. and consists and fresh goods, most OF
having been laid this FALL and the greater portion pur
chased for cash. at the lowest prices.
The sale will continue from day to day until the ehtt
stock is disposed Of thus offering unequaled inducements
for those DESTROYS of purchasing.
R After the 26th instant, goods will be charged Oh
their books All amounts under 500 will be for cash on de
veryfor sums over $780, notes negotiable and payable
Bank will be taken if desired.
THE HARDWARE Branch of the business viii b
continued as heretofore.
Wilmington, n. G., Oct. 24th, 1851 R-H-sf'
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PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE our advertis-
ing columns is to be found advertisement Of this popular
restorative. We know nothing of its merits save what we
read but that sufficient particularly when see such
umony OF Its efficacy the following which whe clip
the Ottawa Free Trader
- Having tried successfully sundry highly recommended
hair tonics half denuded CROWN we about lost
all confidence in nosrums of that Sort until week ago we
meta distinguished politician of this State whom we had
seen three years ago with thin hair and as gray as rat
but now boastng fine head of hair could wish
we demanded the secret of his improved appearance when
he readily accounted for by ascrbng it to the virtues
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. We shall try that next
Rock Rirc< Democrat
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES& CO., and
by Druggists generally. IDec l-73- 2weod-l4-2t
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Democratic State Convcnt,on.

The members of the Democratic State Committee are
respectfully requested to meet in the City of Raleigh
Friday the 8th day Of January, 1858, to determine
the time and place for holding the Next Democratic
they may consider eXpedent and proper to promote the
Democratic cause in North Carolina
The members of the Committee, in the order named
by the President of the last State Convention are
follows: VIM. w. Holden of Wake; James Fulton, OF
New Hanover James II. White, of Castor; Jesse
A Waugh, of Forsyth; Robert $. French, of Robe
son; William A. Jenkins, of WARREN! VIM. X. Lane, Of
Wayne; David Coleman, of Yanccy; r. p. Waring, O
Neckenburg; and Joseph Allison Of Orange,
W. W. HOLDEN. Chnirnnnn.
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Four Days Later from Europe.

New YORK, Dec The steamer Baltic arrived of
Sandy Hook at an carly hour this morning. and from
there we have the following summary of her adviccS
which are to the 25th ult
The Baltic brings 10000 in specie. Among her pas
sengers is Peter Parker, late minister to China.
The steamer Persia arrived out on the Dist and the
City of Baltimore on the Doth.
The yellow fever was very bad at Lisbon. The deaths
averaged 50 daily.
Prince Gugami, the Russian GovernOr-Gencral OF
Rutas and Mongrelia had been assassnated by one Of
the sovereign princes of Mongrelia.
The Banks Of England and France arc both gaining
bullion rapidly.
There is nothing later from India. Generals Have
lock and Wilson have both been barOnctCd.
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North Carolina Annual Conference.



This BODY assembled in Goldsboro' on We1nesdsv
the I'd inst Bishop Pierce is Presiding. AT the roll
call most of the Preachers present. The Rev. DR.
Myers Of Charleston presented to the Conference
Rev Mr. Wyche was elected Secretary, but resigned
and Rev. VIM. E. Pell was elected to serve The fol-
lowing Committees were appointed.
On Book Accouh-Rev Messrs Burkhead and
Weaver.
On Pcriodicals.-Rev. MesSrs Hendren, Bibb and
Chaffn.
On MemoiS.-Rev. Messrs n F. Reid and Hudson.
On Education.-Rev. Messrs. Deems Tucker Burton.
Carson, Reid Jones and Frost
On Sabbath SctoctS.-Rev MessrS. Carraway, and
IT. w. Moore
On Bible Cause.-Rev. Messrs. Langdon, and w. H.
BObbitt.
On Ircd Causc.-Rev. Messrs. Tillett and Andrews
On NecesStorN Cases-Rev. Messrs. p Doub and
Jordan.
On. Pastoral AdIrcsy-Rcv Messrs Hehin, Burton
and Floyd.
On Public Horship.-Rev. Messrs Wyche Long,
Jones and Frost.
-Four Preachers admitted on trial and three
were rcadmitted-Rev. Messrs. Craven Moore Arnold
Burton Gattis, Afford and Meran.
The young men who candidates for admission
were examined, and when admitted were appropriately
addressed by the Bishop
Preaching was had only iii the Methodist Church.
Rev Mr. Tucker delivered very interesting and able
discourse at night
We hope to be able to give daily proceedings.
Wltnl0rtOn CODD1PrclUI