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1rrds DcM.-fhc Texas creditors are memo
rialIzlng Congress that the un.ist ribnted $780,
on0 now remaining in the treasury shall be dis
trbnlcd among them i'll proportion to their scyo-
raj claims. Seven million dollars wcre appropri-
hled ny Congress t" satisfy the c!ni'ns of these
creditors. but. inking all the claims, it was ascrr-
tanned that sum wouIl only pay sevcnly.cight per
ccntun. The improved claims amount To $IUO,-
600 and this is asked for 10 mnkc nearer than is
done now the full payment of the proved claims.
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OntoaaJon the NeO Staie.-Two names have
boen suggested for the new State to be erected
Superior and Ontonagon. The latter is the
more popuaJ and has the advantage of being
aboriginal Superior ID a namo that might be mp.
pied TO colony IL, NJ W Soul, Wacs, as well NJ
a. nsw American State. QHtonason is nm Indian
word. and is pronouncedFas il written, Onton
NV .COn. i =" -''''
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We would call attention to the "rtisrmcnts
OF j. G.. Wilson, lntcndant; James Mcmahon,
who is oircrin. To dispose of the uncxpircl term,
of his lease of the Ccutral House. Columbia
John l.. Clark. Watch aud Cl"ck Rcpaircr,
Cokcshury; Shcriil"s Sales, Commissioners and
ordinarys notices, &c. Also, sec advertisements
of Thcspan Corps. a. Lemax, and Southern
Rights Drnronns.
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NanmTs.-Slanners, says Burke, arc Of more
importance than laws. Upon them, in II great
measure, the laws depend. Tho law touchc.
us but here and there, now and then manners
aTc what vex or sootle, corrupt or purify, exat
OF debnsc. barbarisc or refine us hy constant,
steady, uniform inscnsblc operation like that of
the air we breathe in. They give their whole
form and color TO our lives. According to their
quality, they aid morals, they supply them, or
they totally destroy thenl
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Tic Drfci"mry BW.-Thc deficiency hill us il
passed tn" lI'u>r aggregate 50, GG!, 0m of which
nearly SS,oo",oDo wps for the army: 81 l,Io9,0no
i"r extra transportation Of the mail $2On ono
for surveys in California and about $40 900 for
contingent expenses of the House "f Rcprrscn-
ia'ivrs. OF the sum designed Tor The arlnv 3d.
oou,u00 III round numbers has been already cx-
pended and S:'.0"0,00n are wanted for the en-
penscs attending the supply and reinforcement of
the army in Utah. The Senate will pass the bill
without oppustion
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american Siaves im the British Army-The
London Times, after referring to the Earl Of
Ellenboronghs explanation relative to the pro-
posed enlistment of Kroorncn" on the coast of
Africa for service in India, observes: VIII
Lord Derby and Lord IIardinge deny with equal
confidence that it has boon in contemplation to
seek for recruits in Canada among the fugitive
slaves of the United Stntesl Or will they assert
that there also 'Kroomcn' only were sought
for!"
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Co.. Fremont Bcnfen.-Thc Supreme Court Of
California has decided the of Biddle Doggs
W.. tho Mcrccd Mining Company-reversng the
Judgment of the Court below. The question in
wolves Tho title Of Fremont to the mineral W oaItI
Of his Marposa claim. The Court decides agnnst
Fremont, and that fec simple to lnnd does not
carry with it the title to the gold extracted there
from. This is considered great triumph for the
miners
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Gone into Liguidafion.-The Comptroller of
Tennessee announces that the follow n9 free Banks
in that State have gone into liquidation, and that
their circulation will be redeemed out of the trust
funds III his hands. viz: Bank of Paris, Bank of
Commerce, Bank Of jefferson, Bank of Trenton,
ard BHnk Of TazeweI.
Latest from penezmela.-NEw YoaK, April I8
Late atvces from Venezuela state that the Pro.
visiohal Government had demanded Monopas and
his family, from the French Consul, and that
they had been surrendered and wero then con-
fined
OF thirty-two thousand men whom Louis Ma.
poleon baliised from France, some thirty thou.
sand have been pardoned. Tho recent arrests ara
said 10 have been mado almost entirely from these
objects of Executive clemcncy.
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State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.

Fergus Nc cMahon, and wife, CT al.
o. L. Cam, Jesse w. Cam, ct al. ttion, DC.
1T APPEARING to my satisfaction Tint Arch.
IL ibald Young and wife, Sarah, Sally Drennn.
formerly Sally Cam, Duncan Cam, Obcdah
Cam and Polly Cam, children of John Cam
deceased and Nancy Drenan, child of Ellen
Drenan, formerly Ellen Cam, Defendants in the
above stated casc reside beyond the limits of this
State. on motion of MCGOWAN, Complaiuan,s'
Solicitor
Ordered that said Defendants do appear. and
plead, answer or denur to said Bill Of Complaint.
within three months from the publication hereof.
or the same will be taken pro eontesso against
them. WM.eH. PARK Err. o.H.AD.
Commissioners Office,
April!e0t1sbs SO sm
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o. B. .Nniirson-Ho,c Hc is Treated at Hush
'"gton.- The editor of the Columbus (Ol,n) Jour
nal, writing {" his paper from Washington says: :
e" met Mnttcs"n the other day in the Capitol.
lie looks good deal broke down. He has
.r"wnte years older in appearance since saw
him l'",r tw" years ago. n" one speaks 10 him
III the House that can sec, nor have seen him
spoken to Ill the lotbirs. lie is av"nlri when he
passes; l"opl" turn round and punt him out az
the sconn'lrrl Mait"S"ii.' II is said that hr in
temps 10 resign his seat and retire to private
life
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A BBE BAN N.ER.
Thursday Morning, April 20, 1858.
w. G.. DAVIS, Editor.
THE WHEAT CROP

We learn from different sections of the District,
that the Wheat crop never was moro promising.
Unless some disaster befalls it, VIC may expect an
abundant yield We see from our western OK
changes that every where the crop will surrass,
by far, the crop of last YEAR
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An Ecstofic Reportcr.-Speakcr Orr has en-
cluded Edward liarte tho correspondent of the
Now York Courier and Enquier, from the Repor-
ter's Gallery, nt Washington. IIar,e clnpped his
hands so furiousy, over the first vote OIL the Kan.
sas instant. that notliing could stop him. Even
when sent for, he refused all explanation.
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H"ri"a tie E""mH-A correspondent Of Gin
oi"naI Inquirer, writing from Camp Scott, Utah,
says "n examining the wagons of the contrac
tors Tor freight Tor the army, there were found
one thousand pounds of powder and other mcr.
chan'li>r intended for the Mor,nnns, an1 direct cd
TO an agent of the Mormon church, The powder
was carried across the plains at the expense Of
the United states government for its enemies
and i'll the trains which were employed to carry
provisions t" the army which the government
has sent out to put down the Mormon rebellion
This Is taking advantage ofesoverument liberal;
Iiy with II vengeance.
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Tie Gmndrd Steamert-The general belief
tha: this line, Of steamers has besn- pequnisrly
sncccsiful is said to bo incorrect. They l,aye
nevsr yet paid a dividend tits satde tliGt ii vS
per cent in.erest has bsen paid. bnt tho syt pus
Profits s al locked MP ip the Screw sisaI9ers Alps
sHd Ahdsk S~' living ~ 1iSefpool utterly aae
saleablc. ~ .sSs,sts. ,s,y rrya...f
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Til" )ci/"m Fs"'r m Rio .f"mirn---'rhc follow
ing is an extract "f il privn'" letter, dated Rn,
'ancir" February =: "lrhc frvcrt.krS the saul
"rS OF very last. There vessels in the ll;lrbnr
will no one on board, sor having ,lrtl. while the
rest ar. IN the hospital. There is small steamer
which runs across the Bay once ever day with
the sick. When "a man is sick on board Il vessel
the ilaS Is set in the 'ain, and the steamer comes
along and takes him ont. II is :, sad sight To Sc,
from thItiy I" forty vessels with their flags thus
'!!Sl'iay"'L There are about three hundred sick
n'"n N the hospital taken from theshipping in the
port"
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Horse 7ami"g-I'hc Scientific American, in
thr course OF some r"'na,ks upon the wonderful
exploits If Rarey in smbluing vci",s horses gives
the following dircrtlons for accomplishing the
same object;
Procure some finely grated horse castor and
oils Of cmmin and rho.liun, au.l keep the three
f"p"nte in air-iight vessels. Emh Il little of ,h.
oil "t cimln upon your hand aud approach tho
hose on The windward side so that he can smell
the "'!"r Of the cumin. The horse viii then suf.
fer you to approach. him whnu, any trouble
immediately rub your hand gently on The horse $
nose, getting a liitlc Of The oil ON it, aud you can
lead him anywhere. Give him l't!" Of the cas-
tor on any substance for whic, he has n taste.
had N the most suitable manner manage TO pei
eight drops of the oil "i rho:Iinm upon his tongue,
and he will at once become ohriirnl tn the ,nost
"Nacting commands with ~'ct horses are cana.
h!" Of complying. BE kind and gentle to him,
and Your permanent supremacy will he estah
hSl"d' no matter what may have been his prcvi-
ouSly wild aud vicious character. We under
stand That Mr. Rarcy has been challenged hv D.
Sullivan, also, a horse tanner. (.r.nd>nn of the
celebrated " Sullivan tIl" Whsperer,) y TO n triul
Of his powers in Cork, ireland,
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PAY UP! LAST CALI!

WANT it distinctly understood. that those
l. who owe me had better come forward an,
pay up. | have inuecd them long enough :;
and in fact, just rs long rs intend TO- and | will
wait upon them no longer. Those who know
themselves to be indebted to me- had better come
up to the scracth' at once, if they are not
anxious to pay cost. Their notes are now in the
hands Of Wilson & I.omax
AUGUSTUS I.OMAX.
April 81, 1853. So 3m
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Tie INorM Carolinu D..porrntic Cnnrent;ou.-
The Convention met on " c,ln"slav, and organ
lied. Gen. Avery, Of Burke, was elected Prcsi.
dent. 4 platform was adopted. strongly Demo
cratic and strongly southern; taking a decided
position in support Of til. L"cornpion measure
and d"norncing ull, Norlh Sousl, who stood
in opposition to it.
On the first ballot, Thursday morning, Judge
John W. Ellis. Of Salisbury. was nominated rs
the Democratic candidate fnr Governor After
which several very spirited and strong Southern
speeches were made, by gsnIl"m"n from all Sec
tons Of the State. The spc"cchcs were stronger
than the resolutions passed. The spirit of the
old North State was fully aroused to the issue
that circumstances arc Ercin. upon the South.
and is prepared to meet il mnn(ully and patriotic.
aIi-.
The convention, We have been informed. was
one Of the most talcmtc. r."r assembled in thu,
Stale. On Thursday il adjourned.
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AIEho""t hy III" .tfr;rn-NEw YORK, April
l'h-Thc shipment of the telegraph rablc on the
steam vessels Is progressing III Very satisfactory
manner.
The fears Of The public are daily increasing.
;ihont The detention Of the English mail steamer
Gambia. 1t is now over month since she WAS
due.
The relations between France aud Switzerland
r0n'in:c To give umcaSiurSs. The difficulty is in
relation To refugees or c"nsl';,ai"rs against The
life OF Nnmnn, who have taken up their an,lr
III Ncnl"hn,cl aud other cantnns "r Switzerland
Business ai the French l;nursc has lost lis buoy
anry AMI is drcnr.
Th" G"vrrn,l"ni "f Spain continues To add re-.
inl"rc,lrnS I" lis v"Ss"ls i'll the Gulf of Mexico
Tile Hnmk "I Holland has reduced lis rate of
discount I" $! per cent.
1t Is stated that the Porte has rejected In" de-
nand of France t"ra ship canal through, the 18TH
mus oi SucZ
B">in at I.iv"rPo"l was steady at Is :I,l To i-
Gd. Spirits of ,urlrn,inc WAS firm at lis am.
rice Was heavy.
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The History Of tn" PnsL--1'h' pertinent para
graph quoted below is from The New York News
In very few words it tells The tale of the result
"i all previous efforts t. deliver th" Democratic
par'T, bound hand aul foot. into The power Of
lis enemies, and is pregnant with Il lesson which,
II properly arrrccnrl, will he Of infinite s"r-
wee I" the future OF gentlemen in public liEA
VIII" not being disposed 10 tax" service formally
III Tn" Republican party ranks. hav" "f la. actct!
with that party upon til. Kansas State bill. the
only really living issur b. tween The Democracy
and their enemies:
when the WiImot Pinvisn movcncnt wa.
started, the party everywhere North through the
lr'"rhcry aud ;!"s"rti"n Of pr"f'>s.l Democrats,
was Tor while shcrn of lis strength and over
thr"wn-Eo also when The Kansas Nebraska bill
cam" up. the sam" di>lr!I,n in"k I,!;,c". anil .l,..
iea, overlook us rv"rywh"rc, hut how long did
II last IN either Case. and who the tleScrtcrs
were hrnchitcd3 Somc hon".ai,y returned and
have ever since lnhorc,l z"a!"ls!v Tor the Dcmnc.
rhic party; but most Of ti.rm nrr at this .luy
the closest adhcrcns nf til" Black Rcpubli.an in.
tcrestS, Will. the Democracy snrn recovered its
lost gound, and was stronger than ever Trca.
tnn may for while effect lis ,.Lrct Il uitors may
be rcwardrd--hut tn. Snr;.sS "f such is I'm, n
:ickly Iiinmph. The Old Line Democracy soon
Recover their lost gro,,I.l, and sweet, their oppo-
ncn,s from the field"
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Buchanan and U'ixc.--Thr Petersburg Intelli.
gcnc-r says there was story circulating in Rich
nI"nd some days ago that gentlemen connec
ted with the Union visited that city. delivered
Gov. Wise IA friendly message from the President
and hnicJ at the plcasur. il would give him to
cary back the reciprocal assurances Of Ills FIX
"elI"ncy. WhcrouPon, MS the story went, the Gov.
ernor, who had received the mes sage without re-
mark, turned upon the ambassador and said wth
that telling mannen and Ell phrsis which he
knows so well how TO usc: "1cY the President
to keep his dogs of 0f me-"
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Hieh Prices for Lioe Stock The Springfield
H.. Paragraph gives the following repor, of a
sale ds live stock, which took place OIL the 23d
Kate. thorough bred short horned COW, Q wears
old, brought S.ls5 Beauty, years old, Sl,o7O;
JaIy Harriet, years, 81, ,l9n; Empress. years
old. 81 .nG0, Red Bird, years old, ST. 200
King Alfred a bull, years old, $5IO; Lord Of
SeotInnd, 6 years old, $500.
.iSheep--Gen. Lame, Colswoli buck. 2 Years
old. s 100; Cambridge Duke Southdown buck,
ayeon old, $3.50; southdown cwe,a years old,
with lainb $3.50. .a
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASiIISGroN, April Is,


In Tho House, bill regulating the pay of
the o'irers of Revenue Marine was reported and
passed II makes tho salary of the Captain
Sl.5o0; First Lieutenant 81 300; Second ditto
Sl,lo0; Third ditto $1,000 The petty officers
and srrgrants are allowed $40 u mouth oxclu-
sivc of r,iouS.
n bill was reported 10 coify the Rcvcnuc
laws.
The committee on Public Lands reported adj
vcrscly I" The bill granting lands to States for
the encouragement OF agriculture and mccllanic
arts.
The Washington police bill WAS discussed
The committee of Conference appointed on the
kansas question consists Of McSsr, Enr,i>h
Stephens an, Howard
The Committee ON Commerce rcportcJ n hill Il,
complete the river and harbor i,nIrov rnrn;s al
ready commenced, am.l rr..",nlncm,lim. only lhr".
new works 1h" aggregate" amount of all the.
bulls referred To this c"lnmit.r is over four mil
h",'S. nut 'hn c"'n,niii"c l'"l"Sr I" appropriate
only one anil half millions Tor the p,,rros,s STA
ted.
In ih" S"uat". Mr.. F"nic moved that when
tn" S"nat" a'li"urn the first NIondy in June.
II viii h" I" meet again on the first Monday in
November. The no,l"n lies over under the
rulcs.
lh" Consular appropriation hill was passed
The bill Incorporating the Washington Muuu-
m"mt Association WAS amended an.l pissed
ll;: Petite kaIlr"ad till was .liSrussr.l Mr..
Polk advocated th: :iIth parallel OF latitude :s
the line "f lis construction. Mr. Mason o,u",<r,l
all grants "f m"n.y lands io n"nrxiStim" com
.mi,s. and believed, if til" Government touched
this project with lis little finger it, womli have Ia
pay for il for all imr To come.
Mr. l;tlr wanted tn ku"w il ia. Atlmini>tra-
tl"n meant t" purchase Cuba as we'll us To buil,I
railroads. and which il meant to do first
Mr. D""iitt;c moved that the Eastern terminus
b" I'rcck"nri"r, "n III" Northern b"uu.!,ry ni
Minnesota, whence the parallel all the way to
the Pacific would b. lIaliablc.
F"rthcr discussion of the bill was postponed
till tuInOrrOw.
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Broke JnH-Wc mnilnrstaud that prisoners in
Jail. last night, about S o'clock. by sono means
broke the locks Of the cells. and by cnnsof bIan
ke,s descended from ono of the %ioApws and es
capcd. Ferguson, confined for negro stealing in
N"rth Carolina, was cangi't, haying eomewha
injured himself in his derent. Slnvrn, convicted
Of highway ROBBERY, T!iop,ns, McA ndrew, of burg.
larry, Spaulding and IIiller. of grand larceny,
Smith, charged with forgery. and negro, tf1e
the vigilance OF the police Caroiiniau.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Its Formal 0pening-!peecdrs by Rev. Or.
Dodge-L H. Pendleton, Esq, dc, dc.
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- READING NATTER on Every PACE.
TIE WBsr LIBERTY AcADEMY.-We surrender

TIE WBsr LIBERTY AcADEMY.--We surrender
good deal of our space to-day to account
of the formal opening of this Institution We
make no apology for so doing inasmuch as the
establishment of such school as this ono not
only is, but promises to be stiIl.moro an object
of tho highest interest to hundreds of our read
ers in this and adjoining counties. We are on
ly sorry that our limited space forbids US from
giving full-repo7t of many excellent re-
marks, which characterized the occasion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

RHEUsAv 1sx-A cdse7ot ttrss Months stand.
iag Cured. George W. Henderson, Of Pitts.
burgh says
CATER suffering for three months wit,, Ishen.
matism,a part of the time so severely is 10
confine me to my bed, Ihave been sntireig
cured by using Boerhave's Holland Bitters 81
have had one attack since, but found almost in.
Simultaneous relief in the same medicine It.is
In my opinion, sure remedy for Rheumatism.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS
II ~ the 9th inst essrs. olleott everett Guyandotte
sinspEs9 on steamer Marmora' Threshing and
fuse to receive - y @ Wv VIZ Eeee
stored at and called for 6
IN Sns ao3Sn and charges paid viii be sold at public
on September 22d inat 70 sasf tbe
sHsises sS es Sc 8. 9. BAKER CO., Agents.
for Steamer MGfuors.
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PAINTING

Is good for the mind and the soul. II re.
fseshes and purities. The difficulty is about
time. Few people, unless with practical end
in view, have time to learn to paint well-and
bad painting is something like bad poetry. /
hope that no young lady viii enter the lists to
turn out mere dauber, like one that heard
tons of her friends assto what this and that one
of her paintings represented, that she Has
Obliged TO write under one that it was a rose
under another, that it was puppy.
As for music, goin for that. Letus have
some sweet sounds TO mellow the discorClant
notes of this EARRING world and life fonrs Let
strumental. 1t is seldom you find person
who can learn neither. Generally, most persons
have talent for one or the other-ani. they
ought 10 cultivate it, for its influences is happy
Music drives out the evil spiIit now, as it did Of
old. One of the best performers ever knew
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

overcamc more difficulties than any one / ever.
knew, to attain excellence in music. Above all.
things in music, let our young ladies avoid this
vulgar shrieking style.
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J s.. %. HARPER & SONS

yKTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS M
wv 4 GAPS have hand and receiving gen 80
erSl assortment Of Silk Russian hats also sols
hats OF every color, shape and qllaiitT 80
They received the lateSs
and pref pared to fnftea WIN AAAs
every description and quality
They also keep OF plain ana fancy
Pur, Plush Cloth Gaps, for men and boys all q which
they offer to the most pleasing
All orders country and dealers at
tended to.
they solicit share of favor which they are
ed deserve by attention application to bus
mess ana cheap rules operation ep 10
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nFLLEs LRrrRRs.

Let young ladies learn early that woman's
strength is first, in her spotless chastity-sec-
ond, in her weakness. and third, in her tongue.
Quintillan gives directions forthe training of
an orator-and it was that in the setting out, he
should not be confided to the attentions of (. a
carry it through life. II a woman or anybody
else would converse well, write well or appear
well she must be conyersant with tho best wri-.
tiers in polite literature.
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HISTORY.

In this is included Chronology -anditis quite
important to bear in mind the interims between
Caesar, Charlemagne and Napoleon. A great
many young ladies do not have mnch,idsa Of the
spaces between thcm-it hns not been considered
important for them to know much about such
snon aapy Sn sFs e eRT Ss
and how long beforeit was the flood, &c. They
don't tax their memories with such unsentimen.
tai stuff
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-19

81 lNExr Raj CosrERrstoE he snsSt General
Conference will be field az "a sleata on the LIST
April 1862 The following ID tho ofd sr OF Epis-
copal tisitations FOR 1858 80 & Is s.
sSrRs. DIsrRIc1 -BIsHor KAN ANAUaH:a
3 Kentucky. Sept. Miersbnrg, Ky,s Western
Virginia Sept, 10 Greenupsbnrg, Ky Louisville,
Oct s.; Hopkinsvie, KY, Virginia, Nov. "a ; Ports
mouth, Va, North Carolina, Dec. s; Newbern,
IN. G. 50 81. t5s s-.is g ~
~ SECOND DisrRIcry-BrsHoP ANDREW.
Tennessee, Oct. 90; McMnnville, Tenn. Hoiston,
Nov.,8 Chattanooga Tenn. South Caroiina. Nov.
II; Charleston, s. c., Florida, Dec IL; jackson
vile, Fla.
THIRD DIsTRICT.-BIsHoP PAINE
Memphis Nov: 10; Trenton, Tenn. Alabama,
Nov. "a; Macon, Miss, Dec 8; Woodville, Miss,
Louisiana, Dec. 16 New Orleans, La
FOURTH DIsTRIcT.-BIsHoP EARLY.
Missouri. Sept. 8; Chilicothe Mo-, Kansas Sept.
"a; Fort Scott, Kansas, Indian Mission. Oct Z !;
Choctaw Agency. Arkansas, Oct. 20; Dardanelle,
Ark; Wichita, Nov. 8; Arkadelphia, Ark.
FIFTH D1sTR1cr.-BIsHoP PIERCE.
st. Louis. Oct. 6; St. Louis NO., East Texas,
Nov. 10, Tyler, Texas, Texas, Nov "a; Anstin,
Texas, Georgia, Dec Is; Columbus, Ga, Pacific,
-Stockton, CAL