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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-02
Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale
Stephen NJ. Ogden

David Neikirk and wife and others.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio at
the May term, A. d. 1861, in tic above en-.
titled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue, at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Tifin, In said
county, on
THE 9Th DAH OF AUoUsT, A. d 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following lands
and tenements, to-wit:
The south west quarter Of section number
ten (l0) in township number two (2) north Of
range number sixteen (l6) cast, in Seneca
County, Ohio, containing one hundred and
sixty acres Of land more or less.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff aud Special Master.
July s, 1861. $780,
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Max Weber now occupies Col. Duryea's
lormor quarters.
A part Of Hampton bridge has been
destroyed, 70 prevent communication
with this side Of che creek. The place is
notyet occupied by The rebels.
a fog Of truce cnmo into Newport
News THE morning, with q proposition
Z giving our troops 2 hours TO leave in
case The place is not evacuated, they will
force us out.
Tho gunboat Dale 30 guns NJ once
went up from Old Point, the Albatross
and Penguin are also stationed there,
while the Minnesota and z gun boats are
at Old Poiut and ready 10 assist should
Newport News be attacked.
Colonel Phelps says he can hold the
place against twice his own force, which
now consists Of four effective regiments.
Our onironohments arc Of formidable
character.
Rcbols have to-day been praoticinR
from battery at Wiloughby Point, some
Eve miles below Stwclrs Point and lust
below the Rip Raps.
Heavy fsing is now going on At Pig
Point.
nAITnoEE, July 9S.
The boat from Fortress Monroe brings
nows that carly last night il became APP
parent that The rclcls noditatcd an at
tack on Hampton. Butler determined to
Pbandon the town In case Of formidable
advance Of the rebels.
AZ O'Clock the order was giycn for
families 70 remove, as Gen. Butler In
tended 10 burn tho town rather than Il
should fall into tho hands Of the enemy
A large number Of conirabnnda have
come within The last "a hours
Tho rebels win undoubtedly occupy
tho place tomorrow unless Il should be
burned.
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Sheriff Sale.
William H. Cooper
Va.

I01n n H0rdl
BY virtue Of an order mede by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, o. ,at the
June term A.D. 1851 in the above entitled
cause and to me directed / shall offer for sale
nt public vondue, at the door Of the Court
House In the city Of Tiiin in said county, on
Tia 26th DAT or AUoUsr, A. d. 1861
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribod lands aud tenements, to.wit:
In lot No l5l and fractional ih-lols No.
1875 and le9 In the First Ward Of the city Of
Tifhn, Seneca County, Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK.
july, 26Lh. 1861 $500 Sheriff.
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Very Important from Columbus
GENERAL cox IN POSSESSION OF
CHARLESTON.
PREclrlTATE RETREAT or WISE
tsperial dispatch to the Ciucinnsu GntsueI


CuLUMRUs, July 30.
The War Department has authorized
thirty six Infantry regiments for the war
FROM Ohio. In two or three weeks from
this time they will all be organized and
ready for orders
Tho Twonty-inh RePim cnt moves
from Camp Chase morrow, the Twen-
ty-cight on MondBy, from Camp Dcnni-
Son, and the Tweny-siXth from Camp
Chaso on Tuesday.
Gen. Cox enter d Charleston yestcr.
day. Wise ned, burning bridges aud de-
stroying property.
lie burned steamboat TO keep our
troops from taking il. Wise is strcngth-
ening the Union cause by his vandalism.
General Cox is doing glorious work, uc-
cordiug to the reports here tonight.
A. II. Lewis, late editor Of the Akron
hcacou, was today appointed Probate
Judge Of Summit county, to I'LL vacancy
occnsionCd by death. r.
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Sheriff sale,
Jtmes X. Glenn, Administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deceased,

dlenn, deceased,
vs..
George w. HOLMAN end others.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, al
the June term, AID. 1861, in the above enti-
tied cause and TO me directed, l will offer foy
sale a. public vendue at the door Of The C0url
iouse, in the city Of Tifin, in said county
on
THE Goth DAY or AOoUsr, A. d, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'c ook A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the following de.
seribed ,ands aud tenemenis, 10 wit
Fifty six aud 45.l00 acres Of land of Of the
north end of the west half Of the south east
quarter Of aeetiOn No. eighteen (ls) In town
ship one a. north Of "a 80 fourteen (l4l
north Of The Base line, IN Seneca County
Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
July lO3h, 1861 1915
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All persons are notified not to pur-
oaale any nole BE 10 e itoui auy psrsoh a. oil
suoh that n,ry So oatfsd a. iaie, have bssa ualaw
fally St0ign itom me.
lso esr,i6aoais payhalsi 10 ny orlsr o. ESQ. end
oac aythls tothe oidst Of Salnuel SelsTs ~ $50
sad bo,h slvea hJ AlssaFs lonsb lluis a 90. which
tito atolsn ffom ue
Tins Az. 2. lssi.
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Petition for Divorce.

Nancy P. Gally, plaintiff, State Of Ohio,
against Seneca County,
Orlando Gnlly, defendant. S.
The said Orlando Gally, whose resido- ee Is
unknown is hereby notified that the said
Nancy P. Gally did, on the 18th day Of July i,
A. d. 1861, file her petition In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas with.
In and for the county OF Sereca aud state Of
Ohio, charging tho said Orlando Gally with
being williully absent from the said Nancy
Gally for more than three years last past
without any just cause or provoeation there.
for op the part OF said petitioner; and also
charging the said defendant With grosa neg.
leet Of duty; aud asking that she may be d.
voreed from the said defendant and restored
to her maiden namei and which said petition
will stand for hearing at the next term Of said
court, commencing for the same October ID
A. ID. 1861.
GIBSON 4 PATTERSON,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
July 26, 1851. .--6w S4,37
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W NAehANNAhNf aNll : q
Our most advanced posts in Virginia
are ala miles from Alexai din. The
force stationed at that point consists Of
Howurd's brigade, composed Of the Srd,
dth and 9TH regiments Of Maine and the
I'd Vermont regiment,
WAanS0roN, July 81.
Secretary Chase has endcared himself
o. all soldiers and their friends hy ccncr-
ously throwing open his house for llospi.
tal for the wounded, lie docs allhe can
for or conf RI.
KANSAS Cry, July "a.
CO.. Weir commanding United States
troops arrived here this evening. From
him we have accounts of skirmish with
zoe mounted rebels, Ut Hurrisonville, Mo,
on the night of the Goth inst. The rcb-
els were discovered posted on the hills
surrounding the town, and were attacked
~ Capt. Williams with fly men, killing
six of the rebels and losing two of his
owr force. Altcr the third round the en-
'my fed precipitately, some Of them
throwing away their guns.
The following morning the Federal
troops uudor command Of Mai. Van Horn
took possession Of their town and erected
the stars and stripes over their Cowt
House. Having 70 eyed or'e to With
draw they returned TO this place, VIII r.
portion Of them viii be Detailed as an
escort TO Government tr0ins for the
Sou Invest.
Several Stores were said 10 have been
rausscked by U, s. forces, but Col, Weir
pronounees Tic statement without foun-
dation.
Il isstatcd the enemy IN the county
surrounding Harrisonyille number from
COO 10 1000.
WAsHlNGreN, July 81.
a report bas reached here that tive
cavalry men, while accompanying a I'm
ION lady 10 her home outside Of Alexan
drin. were gsizel By a body OF secession
ists near the Theological Seminary
about a mile and a half west Of For
Ellsworth. The lady was allowed to re
turn.
Two Of our pickle, guards were shot b.
rebels last night within three miles o
Alexandra.
i was reported that a company o
rebel cavalry oane within three miles o
our lines at Arlington last night Ev
orything remains quiet today.
The arrival Of Gen. Mcclellan seems
70 have inspired new life into our troops
rnd vigorous measures fer the Resumption
NJ the campaign are going on. Nc
Clellan was clofe.ei with Gen. Scot
yesterday, aud crossed the Potomac las
night.
Il is now believed our loss at Bull
Run on Sunday win not exceed the fol
lowing figures :--killed 500, wounded 7Ol
m'ssing $50.
by order Of the War Department, IA
troops stationed here will be paid on OF
Monday, a large Rmou nj has also bee
sent 70 liogrisbQrgh 70 pay the Pennsy
yauin troops,
An explosion occurred 10. day at u
laboratory a tho Washington navy-yar,
Two men were killed aud two serioual
wounded
The last of The troops left this city L
elf endwcnt into camp.
Tue Provost Marshal destroyed iin
h1uels ci hqaor to-day for The purpo,
Of prcgenling drunkenness.
FpKTREss MoNRox. July se.
The ODD Fellow hell, juil and g
cuan bulldogs, in Hampton. were bur
"a yesterday BY our troops, ia apprehe
sion Of on immediate attack by The re
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By the direction q The Probals Court Of Sens
eea County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber, atsigueo ef Baehof \ Wenner haa hied
10 he oacs Of de rrubats Ceun 81 6eneca ceuoiyt
Ohio, HE drai acroant, and will On The 2lh dAs 81
Aueusi, A. u. 1891, a. oelsck p. M. 81 aait ~.
news tha said noult dornFe dividsnd pa aha ~.
of he utaotl of aaid alasanrs Ia Gnid asiaen4 wa
- mid Il ~ line nnd nIara ahaaa. ne uI ionnA
D. " Al0HalNANDEA,
lulsrs4s AniUnse sfptshsI 4 "sas'i--
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Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale.
Boss Clark & Dibble

Benjamin r. Vannatta.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term, A. ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause, and TO me directed, will Of.
fer for sale at pubic vendue, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Tinin, in said
county, on
THE 5rH DAY or Auousr, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and
o'clock p NJ. Of said day, the following
lands and tenements to.wit
In nlot No. thirty six 1867 in the town Of
Attiea, Seneca CO., Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
July 5th ls6l S3,45
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-02
The Hickory Grove Nurseries
A. the head OF Broadway,2 miles above the Oliver
House, Toledo, o., would oallthe attention Of
AEE DEALERS AND NURSERY
MEN

MEN
want Of Trees And Plsats for fali trade, 10 their
ock which Is very large and prom consist.
log Of 600 flosely eel, and hAVinE bat q
limited trade they IRE enabled 10 on orders with
healthy trees, exposed 10 the usua pen lie attending
shipmenti from eastern nurseries.
Having e5 Of Apple Trees, four yeas from The
gran will cradle them 10 satisfy parties who value
fut trees like timber, aeeofdngto siEs The younger
stock Is almost unlimted, very ihr.ny and hne.--
Send iol trade list.
Once on Cd hooF Breeds Blank, one minute wall
from r.. r.. Depot, ~ ablsntinquiro ef breed brot
o. p. r. uannun a Co. On ltt hoof.
Addfets HALL, sTEBBINE 90.
A few esssfai, shsEFstio A gsata will Sad employ
q isiI osaamission. iua2d.1m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST on LETTERS

Of Letters remaining ia the l'ostoaiee at Tif.
fin uncalled for, August LIST, 1861.
Anderson Jennie, Asher Jacob Rev
Beaeox Amanda, Baker ID.
Bochman Haney, Barber II, 8.
Bowman D. 2. Clark J W. DR..
Dean II. b Dr.. Darling r.
Foughty Mary Miss. Grub Lewis
Gladstone 3 Hunter DR. d. G.
Iloming q. W. James II. II.
Kinney Mary Miss Kennedy j H.
Kerr John LehurRn David
Lccman +. d. Lutnsr Julius
Lcomnn d. I,egron NJ.
Nedry Mr' Warren Rood AlphOnso
sherman Rowland Sormcdecker Jose.
Stever G.. B. Stem, [phus
Taylor Loona Miss Wndams j. W.
Wheelaghan James Winters J. A.
Wilson o. J. Smith Harrison
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
H. l., MCKEE, P. NJ.
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erp- ~ street attention 20 business ahd Fodpetiou
of X grssht ssulbasi pdces, hope 10 he
paiS0nuss sfoss iIieaai. Doh. ioFgsttho old ssaAes
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DISSOLUTION.

Theco.partnership heretofore OK.
isiing between Michael J. Kirehncr and
John Nondrou, under the 6rm name Of
kirchncr & Vonoron, was, On the Cd inst
by the undersigned, dissolved. Persons hav-
ing claims nRainst asid firm will call on the
undersigned John Yondron. for payment.
aud { ote indebted 10 said frm viii rav 10
him. BLAziUs XUEBLEh,
Guardian Of Michel J Kirchner.
JOHN VONDRON.
jly26.3W
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The Odd Fellows he'll, ipil ana four
e1an buildings in Ilampton. were bnrn-
"a yesterday by our iroops, ID appreheR-
sion Of on iuimodiate attack by tho reb-
e's. Cor troops were eniigciy wlthdlawn
ls.i night.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-02

Paints,
OLE,
HarniSHes,
Burning Fluid,
Alcohol,
Paint Brushes,
VarniSh Brushes,
Artist'S Brushes,
Sash Brushes,
WAitetoGsh Brushes, all sizes,
Tine lot of Ladies Saichslls,
Port Monnaiss,
Pocket Books,
dc. de-,
,ohicA i0iH be sold vsry chsapIy.
Prescriptions carefully filled at
all hours Of the day and night.
Thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received, he hopes by close attention 10
70 business and strict integrity % ds'srs soatlau.
anee thereof.
np26d J.F. MARQUARDT
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PARLOR FURNITURE
MATTRESSES.

masses Of al kinds.
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lNprrrSprNcE. July 20.

The steamer White Cloud, conveying
party Of u. S troops TO some point up
the river, was fred into at Blue Mills
landing Morduy, and somo of the troops
Killed and wounded. II is reported that
these troops had destroyed oil the Ferry
boats on their wey up the river, and oom'
mitted some depredationa In the towns,
which 10 inccnsed tho people that they
c)neregated in one or two places and
& ed on the boat.
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GILT MOULBINGS
ali descriptions and frames made 10 order.
NNNNNHANNAA.

Amer The hutof Mavwe will be prepared to srnIsk
co FFlNsof all dssehPiisnI Of shs lstsst shd best
siyls. We are having
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NEW HEARsE

made OF The latest STYLE and gin walt with TrenPl.
ussi upoR any Who niuy seed ouI services.
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The Special to the Tribune from Cairo
says the nimors of the approach Of the
rebels, and their intended assault, arc
keeping the town and camp in fermeni
of excitement, but are never traced IA
any reliable source, and scouts report
large mounted bodies Of rebels daily
coming up through SYkesyille Terminus
Cairo and fulton Road, aud conoontra
ting 10 the vicinity Of Watkins Camp
forty miles from here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

TABLEAUx VIvASs.-A large and delighted audi
once assembled in the Chapel Of Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind on Monday night to
witness the tableaux Mad~pantomimic representations,
given by a number of young ladies and gentlemen of
our city. The whole affair was well COTTON UP, aud
reelected mucn credit upon all who participated
They acted their parts well, and the audience testified
their approval by frequent bursts of applause. The
following Is the list of the pieces represented on that
occasion: "The Confederate States Autumn Flow
ers The Game of Chess; The Gamblers Wife;
Choose between us Indignation +: May-day Morning
The stupid lesson The Daguerrotype; The Bride;
Materral Instruction The Witch; Blue Beard Flora
McFlinsey; The Stolen Kiss; Prayer; The Burglar"
We learn that the sum Of One Hundred and fifty
dollars was received which will be approPfjatea to the
benefit OF the Raleigh boys now in camp: Several
other entertainments for the benefit of the sick and
wounded soldiers will come off at an early day, which
we hope viii be well attended by our citizens.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

EW- We are pained to learn that some visitors to
the battlefield ut Manassas have raised up the dead
bodies Of Yankees slain in battle with fence rails,
merely to secure buttons, skulls and other bones, TO
carry home to show their friends. This is shameful
conduct and ought to be discountenanced We were
Informed Of this fact by q gentleman Just from tina.
section.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

A CAMP INcIDRNT.-The Fairfax correspondent Of
the Richmond Dispatch relates the following: Last
week an Irishman deserted from the Federal Dragons
while on picket duty, and came into our lines. He
says he has long desired to escape, but has never be-
fore had an opportunity. His brother is in the Con-
federate army, and he wishes to join him; but where
he was, or in what State he enlisted the deserter did
not know. He was detained a prisoner until the au-
thorities found time to examine into his case. and
in the meantime, he was sent to Manassas. On ar
irving there, he was taken to the guard house, and the
frst sight that met his eye way his brother lying on
the floor, sleeping off a drunken spree, which Ecaused
his arrest. He was not too drunk to recognize his
brother, and for half an hour the old building resoun-
ded with their be gorras' and .arrahs,' and fairly
trembled at the violence of their hand shaking. Both
men are now on duty in our ranks.
The North Carolina Journal of Education Fol
August is on on our table. The Editors make an ap
peal to the teachers not to let the excitement of thu
times engross all their attention to the neglect of thu
journal. Let this appeal be needed. The cause o
Education must not suffer. The number before us l
quite an inter ssting ones
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

EDITOR SPIRIT OF THE AGE THE friends of the JEFF. Davis Mountain Rifle
men have not heard from US for somehmet through your paper. If % will give
us place in your columns W will give them a short account of our travel from
Raleigh, and the present situation of our company. We left the camp at Crabtree
the I'd day of September; we had a pleasant ride through a beautiful country
We were treated with great kindness by the peopeatthe various stations at which
we stopped. We arrived at Goldsboro' about 12o O'Clock, where W werer received
kindly; we remained there one hour, and then proceeded OF our journey. We
reached Newbern about sunset where W met with a kind reception. We felu IN
der many obligations to the citizens, and particularly to Ladies' for the kind treat
ment WI received during or stay, which was about two hours; they brought bas-
kets of niece cakes and provisions to the cars which were very acceptable. We
travelled from Newbern to Morehead City after night, we reached the latter about
i O'Clock ant slept tin the carsu until morning. We pitched our. tents and re.
manned there two days when we removed to Bogue Island; we remained there five
of Col Vances Regiment is still O Bogue Island. The health of the companyis
very good, much better than it has been for some weeks past. We have but i've
men in the hospital. There are good many men here that are sick som of them
belong to he a6h Regiment and IN to the 18th.
Our men ire very well satisfied, they seem obe in good spirits, they bear the
tolls and harships OF a soldiers life like good patriots. We are happy to say %
our friends that our company is ne where there els no hardness Of feeling between
its members, IL s harmony; We have NJ quarras which are so common non sol
diers. There has been an attack expected here Cor sometime, We are ready for the
rascas whenever they see fl tx attack us. Yankee vessels are to be seen almost
daily. We had rather leave u bones to bleach upon the sand than for the Old
North State 0 be polluted by the thread If the lawless bands If Old Abe Lincoln.
I would say to the friends of mr. company that W have a scanty supply of blank
cts and winter clothing. Ifear We cannot pass h winter in comfort unless W e
all the clothing they cal together, and send them by some hey would add
greatly to the comfort of the soldiers.
In conclusion Of my short letter 1 think it is due to to citizens of Asbe county
to say that therei is 10 many a brghteyed youth in the tented field of battle.
waiting and wathingth the movements oft the enemy, expecting an attack syeryd y.
and can say in behalf of tho company have the honor of commanding, that they
cannot be attacked too soon to crafty them. can say to all the friends of nv
company in Ashe that we enjoy ourselves as well as the natureo of the case win
admit Of I will close Tor the present.
Yours truly, A. n. MCMILLAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

WIsTER CLOTHING o SoLDTERs-We are authorized b " the uar+ermae, q
Raleigh to state, that the department will receives and IA fol all cloth suitabl. fo-
winter wearin the field. Also, blankets This is a good OPENING for ner-
sons in thu varnus counties to collect cloth and blankets. and SEND hem To he
Quarermas ter; They will thus engage in a patriotic work, fol which they will
no be. fairly ad. But persons sending these things hou msrk thGr
received before paid fer. me' De
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-23

BALmooFs.-HaVe you seen any of the balloons
whichIhaye been travelling above us for a week or SO
pastf We have not seen one, but we've heard that
they have been seen by several persons. The Regis
ter says: ION Sunday last, no less than three balloons
passed over this place-one in the morning, about
an hour before day break, and two in the afternoon.
The one IN the morning passed down in the direction
of the road to Fayetteville, and the two in the after
room in a Southeastedly direction. We did not our
self see either Of these aerial vOyagers, but they were
seen by several persons"
The Standard mentions one as having been seen
with flags flying, &c. We wish old Abe would take
passage in one with Prof. Lowe, and come over this
way. We would give him a warm reception.
~ ~
THE n. G. CHRISTIAN CeNFERxNcE-A correspon-
dent of the Petersburg Express writing from Pitts
boro', gives the following account of the recent meet
ing OF tho N. C. Christian Conference:
Ihave been here az a visitor to the n. C. Christian
Conference, which has been holding it's animal sess-
ion at Hanks Chapel, about three miles from town.
Inc meeting commenced on WEDNESDAY last and
closed yesterday. The number of ministers and lay
men Of the church. in attendance was larger than was
anticipated, considering the unsettled condition of
abe country. About 80 delegates were in attendance.
The business of the body closed on saturday night.
During the session much business WAS transacted and
interesting reports were read on Missions, Temper
Ance, Sabbath Schools and other kindred subjects
-Four young men united withthe Conference.
On Sabbath a large concourse of persons were call
ed together and the services were conducted in the
grove, = stand and seats being prepared for the pur
pose. Discourses were delivered by Rev. Messsrs
kins.
Ilearn thst the success of this religious denomina
tion has been very good during the year, and judging
nom the appearance Of members of the Conference
and what 1 heard during the session, the denomina.
ton Is destined to exert a considerable influence il