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eoopsPEEp's sATTERE

is considerably divided, two sections being
at oottOnsp0rt, fifty miles up the river, in
charge Of Lieutenant ScoTilIe, aad one at
Sale Greek, thirty miles above here, under
Lieutenant Day. This battery suffered more
in the recent battles than any other en- gagged
In addition to the list of casualties already
Published, are Jesse Leonard, Henry Isbel,
and William Duttou, wounded and since
died. Corporal A. Mahon, privutes J. 7.
Mckee, NJ. Latham'and W. Mahon, wound
ed, doing we'll. ]. Robinson, Henry NJ. Da-
wilson, G. Allen and Allen Barns are rusti-
eating somewhere in Dixie as prisoners.
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K On INTERESr.-C. A. READ &
o8LU 90 Banksrs, IS supsriOr-st pay the
kighsst rates Of premium for November Coupons and
iEulost on o. Ronds. noy5
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Rrsmths Army of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
orn OhiO Barteries.

NELR cHATTAEooeE, Nov. Ssh, 1883.
Having satiatsd the all dsvOuring appetite
Of that august parsonage hecsnsor, who with
divers witches Of his ugly phiz, cuts and
slasbes manuscript in very ill.bred manner,
am permitted to dive into come details Of
the minor organizations of this army, in
which many Of your readers have an inter-
est. Nearly al the Ohio batteries were raised
in the bracing latitude Of Cleveland, where
cherished friends are anxions to. know their
condition, therefore deem it not unintsrest-
ing to report the relative situation Of all
EoRTR oHIo BkTTERIEs.
The gross mismanagement of artillery
heretofore attached to brigades, owing to
the Ignorance Of brigade commanders Of
that branch, has suggested a remedy. At
Stone River and Chicksmauga several cf
our best officers and batteries we're captured
because they were improperly posted and in
sufficiently supported. The French mode of
organizing artillery into corps by itsslfhas
been adopted, and the FIRST division, com
manded BY Colonel James Barnett, consist of
batteries A, (GOOdspeed's,) B, (Standsrt's,)
C, (SOuthwick's,) G, (Marshall's,) F, Cock
rslI's,) and N, (shultz's) of the Ist regiment
Ohio artillery, with the 18th and Goth indie
pendent batteries.
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General Meade to attend the
Inauguration OF the Na.
tlOnal Cemetery at
Gettysburg.

Burning OF the Steamer GIas-
gov, -
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MOHDAY STORNING, NOV. I6, Is6s,
TRAVELLERis REGISTER.

nE-Citizens wishing Conveyance 10 either Of The
above Trains or Beets will be called for by Ccgches
q Stevens Omnibus Line By l-sEins their address
fha Keddelf Housa ~
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Os FLOUR AND GRAIN.


Daily Receipts.
The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
November II :
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M A r IN E

II II ~ \ ~ -
PORT OF CLEVELAND = November IA.
KRTERRD.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Eimira, Thorn Buffalo
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Dunkirk,
schr Exchange, Bowel, HOught u.
Schr Eida, Lord, Milwaukee.
Schr Magi I, Kern, Buffalo.
Schr spy, Shook, Huron.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff, Black Eiver.
0LEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Young America, Forsyth, Ogdensburgh.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo.
Prep TiOga, Sisson, Dunkirk
Hark Pomeroy, Morris, Chicago.
Schr Magill, Kerr, Chicago.
Schr Dewitt, Hggie, Chicago.
Schr Willard, Green, Toledo.
Schr Newton, Spencer R-cine.
Schr RsynOr, Tower, Chicago.
Scsw Phenix, ButteTfed, WyandOtte.
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The TeutOnio element, which decidedly
prevails in this company, is obviously proof
against the fsiid air Of their low camp, since
they have l41 men for duty-a greater nun
Der than any other battery here. Lieutenant
Otto, Of the llth Indiana, is in command,
with Lieut.. Nitseholm as second. William
Sykes, of Chagrin Pals, and Arnold Frie-
burg, of Cleveland, were severely wounded
at Chiekamaugs. A young officer, formerly
belonging to the 20tb, and at one time self
constituted inspector of gun boats for Gen.
Rosesraas, hes bssp relieved of bis ten inch
bullion straps for making an indelieate re-
quest of General Johnston.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC. ~
VOCAL.
The DArkles Ra'lF (Partrfdgel 100.
A new plantation Wong AID Chorus.
Banner Of the Stars, Warren ........-.......2
Hurry Up, Conscripts, 10 Fight for Uncle
SAM lNstmOfs
Ny Love Is on the Battlefield, delaney J..-..z5o.
The Swamp Angel, CWilbsr)
Young Ephs Lament, CPurdy)
lam Dreaming, Buckley
Mother Waiting for the News, (Castle) )......-55e.
The 10Th edition Just Issued.
Oh, 1 Wish ths War was OTtr CNanvorsl l--Z5c.
How Are Y5u telegraph? (Work) )........r......25o
18th edition Just Issued.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Russian Drivers Song, Karl ),.....-,....9Oo.
Daisy March, Miitaire, (Meysr)
Sersnsde (FultOn)
Evelyn sehOttisehe, CPortsr
PartEidge E9L5a7 Meyer 'oe.
DB-Any Of the above sent post paid On receipt CT
marked price. Ca AlOgues furnished on application
to s. BRAIdARD 3 CO.,
rOV5 IA Cleveland o.
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"ANTED.-A MAN Of ExPERI-
w FKcE wants s situation as Bookk eeper or Sales
nan Address d. J., drawer IS P o. noTlS-l25"
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who so ably and satisfactorily performed the
arduous duties Of Chief of Artillery on Cen
eral Rosecrans' staff during the past year, has
been succeeded by General Brannan, an Of
heer Of the regular army and assigned to the
command above stated. Perhaps no change
among the many recently made has caused
more universal regret than this Colonel
Barnstt's unremitting attention to the wants
Of his men, his uniform gentlemanly deport-
ment and high social qualities have won him
hosts of admirers in the Department of the
Cumberland. Major W. E. Lawrence, Chief
of ARTILLERY in the l4th corps, is one of those
indOmitable heroes who clupg to the gallant
Thomas, when sHrging battle waves so near
Iy overwhelmed him at Chiekamauga. The
NJ sjOr is in good health and his department
is undergoing decided change for the bet
ter. D. VS..
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FROn ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Il.
Specials from Jefferson says, tolerable Well
founded rumOrs prevail that Governor Gamble
and Lieutenant Governor Hall contemplate re-
signing.
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DESIRE TO

MERINOES.-WB DESIRE TO
lv call the attention Of Ladies' in want Of French
MerinOss to the large stock We have now on hand,
comprising the choicest shades and qualities import
cd shis season. being without doubt Of tie most
complete as Ortments Of French Melinofs in the
state II you wisn to buy French MerinOe that
will please you in color a0d quality, aud give entire
satisfaction in wear, call on
TAYLOB, GRIsWOLD 90.
noy7 zl7 Superior-st
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TELLEY ISLAND GRAPES
N a0b7xes very choice, packed 70 keep for Win
fer Use, al TS3 Outario-Si. n9yl5-l25'
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CANAL LOCK DAMAGED.

ST. CATHARISEs, C. W., November "A.
4 lock on the eland Canal was, to-day, dam
sgsd by schooner. Navigation will be inter
rupted in consequence tll the hrBt Of next week.
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WAHTED-A Coon STRoNG LAD,
Wv from Is TO 50 years Of sga, to take Cara Of
horse d deliver goods and ma himsalf useful in
The store. GEO. d. BECK,
norl2-lase 20 Snperior st.
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n 0ST-A FAFCY WOODEN PLUSH
BUGGT R0BF-Dark brown color with yell, v
EIts on one side and purple, with white and tan col
ored figure on the other SIDE. The finder will BE- lib
eral rewarded By leaving word at this Office where
ii may h fourd uovi4-l26WltF
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Receipts at Toledo

Flour and Wheat Mt Milwaukee und Chi
eRE0.
Ths following table which We take from the Nil
waukee Sentinel show the receipts at thiosgo and
MIIMankra for he weak ending SatnrdaF Ia I
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NOTELOST.-NoTICE IS HEREBY
Y given that on or about the first of Oc,Obor ls6s,
de undersi gnad lost prom sory NOte executed by
T. O. Lane and r. d. Dodge, dated 2ist August lsr3t
raynble 10 ramuel @. Williamson, the 2lst day Of
lugust, 1854 for the fum Of Eight hu dred Dollars.
All Persons are cautioned against purchasing the
aaua, a. LAY uent has been Etapred
SAMUEL q. WILLIAMSON.
Akuon, Nov 10, 1858. novI2-lZ5a
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w Young Man who has had four yelrs experience
IN the Wholesale and Retail Grocery business. Good
ind tlhln loYI2-l25"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-23

General Turchin, Commander Of the
lat Cavalry Division, was a short time
since presented by the officers and men
ofbis cold Eighth Brigade" with a mag
r;fieent horse and equipments. They
ssv in their note Of presentation;
Thev tender you this gift as iesll-
moniai of their appreciation Of what you
have done for them in the past in making
them Efficient soldiers, and for what you
have done for the common good in sus-
tanning a principle against self-interest,
and they offer with il ASSURANCES Of con-
tinued hope and gratifying confidence
for the future.
The officers and men Of your old bril-
gade were slandered in your absence by
The enemies of the nation and constitu-
tionaI freedom. They were called
"thieyes and robbers" and other vile
opprobious epithets were heaped upon
| them by the yenal and SENS rebel press
of Louisville, Chicago, and other cities
and towns, some Of which have been de-
Tended by US against q marauding enc
nv, while their own sons, many of them,
were in the rebel ranks. And these de-
famers Of our fame and honor as soldiers
and men have said "tbieves and ma
raudera won't fight. Turchin's men are
thieves and marauders; therefore, Tur-
chin's men won't fight" We point to-
day with proud satisfaction to long and
perilous marches we have made, and TO
the bloody fields Of Perryville aRd Stone
river, for a refutation of these ISLANDERS,
and a vindication as enduring as time
of ourselves and you. The many graves
of our brave fallen comrades rise upon
every portion OF those bloody fields, tc
testify with awful solomnity in our be-
half and to utter admonitions of warning
10 our enemies at home and abroad.
We proudly challenge investigation o.
the records Of the past, and cheerfully
invite the scrutiny of all honorable mer
in the future--a future, permit me t.
predict, which will forever establish the
propriety Of our expressions made here
and forever close the mouths, and para.
lyze the pens, Of the men whose business
il has been to aid the cause of the rebel
lion by attacking with a coward'I
weapon the most efficient champions o
the Union.
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CHARLES q. GREEN, Agent
No. S9, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

u Wis AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for th,
J. sucoessfu prosecution and settlement OF be-
rand5 against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION lite conductors having had sewers
years. experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Rxeou.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor,
oushly acquainted and fsmllisr with the laws mo
regulations governing thor adjustment.
Particular attention viii be given to ea7os araiBs
ont Of tho present war, including the accounts u
statos, Contractors, and Dlsbursins officers ofth,
War end Navy Departments, and for g Collect
Ing, DriIIings and organizing VOIs
unteers,H the reimbursement Of which is author,
lied BY an act af CongrosHi CLAIMS FOB INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES TO sUOa
PROPERTY, for Hcrsos lost IN the service, and ;oI
Military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land
We give special attention to procuring Pom.
sIons, BouDtfes, etc, aooruiGg to soldiors
who have been wounded, contracted III case, or tn.
families Of such as have died, or been killed while 4
the discharge Of their line OF duy as such during &
present war
Special care viii also be given 70 claims which
have been heretofore Neglected or Suspended
by the Departments or Tne ficientIy HEamRgad
Ffompt attention emV gwen 70 the co4leohou o.
ouartermastor's Receipts givon for Property taken
tor the Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts vis
and collecting Claims against ths Qusrtermastsra De;
pnrtmont.
All Claims placed IA our hands receive our FFonpt
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, IN tho hands o. Attorney It any distant
point, frequently provo unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily iltsl
course with all tho Departments enables rs IN c,o.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily than
where ali communication and ether necessary detah
must be conducted through the mails.
10 this end, we solicit you TO forward TO ne any or
all cases ofauch character you may from time TO rns
have presented, and, as is our custom we will fur.
nish you with all the neoeazary blenka, and, vhep
required, instructions.
No charge made IN any case unless sucoessful
Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
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WANTFD
u u s. T

YESTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND RICH
Il Streets somewhere between the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters,
ono directed CO "Ailchaa Daily Philadelphia and
one 90 " Ms Rced," care of Jtmes O'Cunnor, New
York. The .huder H 40 confer favor on a widow
ledY by leaving them 20 this Office.
Aprl7-U
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Tribute TO Gen. schofieId.
In CAMP NEAR TRIUNE, TENN.,l
Nav 10. 1863

IN CAAIP NEAR TRIUNE, TENN.,l
May 10, 1868.
AT a meeting Of the officers of the lst
Brigade, Sd Division, 14ih Army Corps,
held to-day, the following proceedings
were had: mss =, tl.
The meeting was called to order, Col.
Phelps, 39th o. Y, l., took the chair. On
motion, Col, Oonnell, 18th 0. V. l., Col.
Hunter, SID Indiana Vols, and Major
Gree, 31st Ohio Vols, were appointed a
committee 70 draw up resolutions ex-
pressing Che feelings of the command on
the departure OF General Schofield. and
having reported, through Col. Conneil, the
following preamble and resolutions, on
motion they were unanimously adopted /:
The officers and men of The 1st Brig
AIDE, Sd Division, 18th Army Corps, hay-
ing learned that Gen. j. M. Schofield.
commanding this Division, is about to be
relieved from its command to take com
mand of the Department of Missouri.
cannot let the occasion pass without
manifesting in a suitable manner their
feelings Of deep regret at parting with
him whom, in brief acquaintance and
official intercourse, they have learned not
only to respect and admire, for his high
soldierly qualities, but 20 love for his
kind demeanor and unWearied labors in
promoting the interests of his comman d;
Therefore U
ResOlvea, That while we rejoice for his
own sake in his promotion and removal
to a larger sphere Of action, as a fitting
appreciation Of his meritorious services,
and great military qualifications we sim
cerely regret the necessity Of his leaving
this command just as we were all be-
coming endeared 90 him. and had learned
to know and trust bis great abilities as a
commander
ResolUsd, That he goes from us with
our warm good wishes tor his future sue
cess, and an assurance that we shall
watch his career with interest aud pride,
,tv. e. Ii. PHELPS,
Col. 3Sth 0. " l., President,
B. T. BUTTERFwLp,
Mai 18th o. v. l., Sec'V.
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ERE R EMO TI n 81: =.

bon RIoHAnD wAILAcH....M Mayor of Washington
City.
".B. B. FREHUH,.,....... Commissioner Of Publis
A Buildings.
GIDEON J. BAIL. ..t... Erie, Pa.
" THOMAS b BLoHEscE...... Philadelphta. P.
" o. b. CURTIS. ,......... 81. Warren,
" ELIJAH BABmT. ...,..... Erie,
" WmMAH DESzHl0g........ Governor Of Ohio
4" JOSIAH NJ. LU04s, .........O Chicago, Iilinois.
!" CHARLES u. HoARD....... Watertown, N. Y.
Capt. W. ". DORmEs. ... Erie Pa.
W. 7. SzIfHsoS Co... Bankers Washiuatea
D..
VIZ. p. sHArrAcE ESQ. -. .Headville Pas
SAMUEL A. foRD, Asq...... chicago, lllinoi.
OoRY BARBOuR, Esq-.... >. Terre- Haute Ind.
.. A. POWELL, Esq. secs. Cincinnati, Ohio
". & J. w. nOIlsOE,.....
Gen. MURRAY WHAIEH.......San Francisco Cal
JOHN ID. HAYNES, Esq. Aurora, Ind.
A. =. HARVEY, Esq ........ Nebraska, n. T.
W. X. HARVEY, Esq. .,...... Omaha City, N. I,
Hon. 9. g. DAILKY. ID. .....Peru, n. Il.
CHARLES p. CRosBY, Esq. Detroit Mich,
THOMAS M. NHsoN, ESQ.,. New Baltimore, Mis
WAuIsG JEYToRus. Iowa.
W. D. BIAOEBUaH, Esq..,.... Kansas Territory
~ HUNTINGTON, LsE Z %. 90 Broadway, N. y
Bowers, BEEKaAE q BHAD- 80, "a and Sc Vossg "a
FORD, Jr.....t ...... New York.
GARDNER DoDaG. ..........l 10 Warren street. NJ.
JERoaH y. bCcks Esq 10. Nassau 81, COR. Wall g.
New York.
n. E' hockey, Lsq....''.'.'. 40I Broadway, N Y.
WILLIAM DUgYaA, Esq. 1853 Fulton street n
pHAaLna hoT, kaq. ...,,, Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAnEs q. 0EpaE, Esq,...,.Covington, KyS
MAnOUs A. FIECa, Ksq. -. Maysvillo, Ky
iuly21-1y.
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DIR. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DYsnAsES

T7T7, - pr. KING formerly Of Nav Vol.
NNk flr Iast yoars of Louisyille n,
vaata- o. who has devoted his attentitony -
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years sters
himself having attended 90 a practice for 90 MANY
years, and curod 60 many thousands, no Ia enabisd
10 cure a diseases OF a private nature, no matter
how bad the5 may be from inudiOiOus medical treat.
mont, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kipgia
Dlsponaory h NO. % Deadorck street, between oher.
~ ana tAo Square, second story, where ho cures ali
dlsoRHoH Of private natare.
GouOuhWa cured without naH8c0us medicines OF
Interference with business.
Structures of old or recent date occtualy cured IN
a few days, 10y an operation which causes no main
Where structure exists health cannot be eunioyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud UNDER
mines the constitution 60 much.
Syphilis, with an the disQssoH of The skin, growing
OUT of neglect or bad treatment can be clectually
cured in few days
Seminal We1kHes.Partcularaf tcntiOn having beo1
given TO this disease and an the consequences crow
Ing out of ~ brought on in many cases BY the ds.
suctiyo habits Of incOnsiderate youths and oxcess
I've Indulgence OF tho PASSIONS, "a neglect Of which
viii undermine tho constitution, rendering the sub.
loot unit Tor bulnoss or society, aud causing promo
lQrs ola age,
som ues lo may bolaholmg Win auy difficulty o
lhe womb mey rest ASSURED 0i immediate relief
Letsona rcnding elroadi BY writing aud stating
s4ail case, with Zee enclosed, direct 90 Dr.. * ing
no. Us poaicrlok street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
tne necessary medicines sont TO the.r address, Olce
heuis NOM Po'olook Boa tne morning until in the
'''''s iJuy l0-iu d6wly
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A Washington special dispatch, dated
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NOTICEl

NASHVILLE April IS 1868
WEHAYE THIS Day SOLD 10 GEO. SHIELDS
w JR,, and joins *. huaF, our entire interest IN
me Auction aud Commission House, Nos 20 and ~,
tohege street. opposite Tho ScWaueo hotel, aud We
take pleasure in recommending them 10 the flyora-
BILE consideration of all our friends and patrons as
business and reliable men aud solicit for them tho
very liberal patronage and confidence that has al
ways been shown tuus.
ap2s-'lm B.F SHIELns AGO.
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The words OF Isatriot soldier.


The gallant Gen. Rousseau, who may
be said 10 have led Kentucky into the
field, made a speech az Lancaster Penn,
in which he said
My political creed is but q minute
iong. am for tho government of my
fathers and the friends Of that govern
ment and l am against the enemies of
that government and all their friends,
both North and South"
Giving a Ymely warning to his hear
ers, he added
"No matter VIII It your political prede-
Lotions may be, unite TO save the conn
try, and after that settle question: of
policy. Let not your differences of
opinion weaken tho arms of the brave
men who are lighting that you may be
free"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-23

A YANKEE REPARrEE. While the pris-
oners were standing in front of Libby
Prison yesterday, citizen addressed
them with the welcome words of "Wel,
have you got to Richmond st last 9"-
"fes," replied one of them, "but none of
your Odd Home Guard brought us."---
Nothing further was said Richmond
CN) WAC.
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A Washington special dispatch, dated
10th, says:
The railroad lines from Richmond to
Lees army at Fredericksburg are said
to be again in working order Two of
the most important bridges on these
roads, il seems, were not destroyed by
Stoneman, as reported. Richmond papers
of yesterday having been received here
to-day demonstrates the fact hat the
means of rapid transit be ween ihe rebel
capital and Washington are not alto
getber deficient.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
Union Conference.

This conference hcll 80 annual meeting
With the church IN Otisscld. June OH AL
ioth. + W. Woodbury. vas chosen Mol
orator. Rev. u. n. Sevan. Scribe. The
opening sermon was preached by Rev. =
I. HAYES. q Bridgton; subject. p,-T,s;ui-
~ al spread a Christ, kingdom. Itva.
a clear and able exposition II ths sabisrt
The overthrow q >aians kingdom. and
the buiiiing up % the kingdom Of Chrst in
the earth. we're among the hopeful signs
TIA; our beloved country vas o. d. saved
from destruction. The SUBJECTS Tor li,rl.-
sion. -Wha; - a good commune. boz 10
have f; The necessity - the HOLY Snirit
the mission q the charyh-iis duties. O. e.
sef. 10 tie childrcn. 20 the iunreni,eut. our
country its pvriis. iis sncoura-crncni.. Is
cal upon the chur-h and The palpit a.. do
ties they owe 10. we're ally presented AMI
discussed BY the brethren Of The conference
assisted by Rev. Dr.. Tappan q Augusta.
>outh~orth q Paris. Wil,ox q No--,,
kyie q Mechanic Fsus. Morton = A
burn. and Jotham Scwall. 81 Lvnn. Ma.
The speakers Werc earnest iu tie prr,.nfa.
iion q truth. and the undivided attention
81 the large Audience showed that d.. hearts
% the people were in fuu sympathy no,
only With the sI'eakrrs. bot Nth the sub
Jects presented. Our goyeruucut was ~
membcrcd. and The f-rycncv With which
PRAYER vas ofsrcd IN 10 behan and de ten
der esrnestness = the sfeakers pre.sn,ir..
rs claims. were signs % great encoura-c-
mcnt- The army ~as r~meubsrrd viii
Affection. AMI one member 81 the confer
ence (Rev. !. Smith. 81 Lov,lD IA. gone
10 'i'i' 81. and assist ia supply ing 10. srsris-
ual wants. a. vel A. % administer material
al % the sick and sounded Rev. lothian,
>evali preached the ciosins sermon. f5gn.
ded upon tie sorts a. Cirisf. .. Bccars. I
I've ~ shall live also TIE Ese u tb.
christian With Christ 30 heaven W. ,Le
theme q remark. Tie prearLer.. .ogl
seemed SLED 9Th lis subject. and h.. sem
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