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, 1866-09-22

General Carl SehuFxss Appointments
Inc Southern LoyAlIsts-The Coming
Statn FRif-Sut1ouA Accident-Edftori-
aAChAnEo-Reller Of the Sufferers by
the Flood.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
IRp1AaApo11s, Sept II.
General Carl schurx has consented to spe4k At
the following points In Indiana during tho cam
paign: Peru. Monday, October lat; Iudiauapo-
1is, Tuesd4y, October I'd; Richmond. Wcdnes-
day, October ID Tene Hsnte, Thursday, October
dth; Lafayette, Friday, October 9Th; Michigan
CitY. Saturday, October 6th.
the Union stase Central Committee, snponnees a.
that the Southern 1oyalists viii reach indIansno-
lis on Wednesday, the aah instant and viii sD:ak
nt varions points during thc ne1t four days. Al
Saturday, October 9Th.
The Executive commitee Of our State Azricu1-
tursl sodet! arc pushing forward preparations
b!igh! for a successful exhibition Of tie Industry
"A very serious accident occurred last evening at
MI u. Lunt superintendent OF Tho road. was
standing on beard on the bridge, and while the
isnckmcu were engsgcd IN raising some timber,
Lnnt vas thrown hssd foremost % % u; ihc
head ppon : plie of bricks, breaking hfs nose,
Ssnss1s hi: heaa epd + i feared !a9lsas .o@s
mediate!y brought to the ut5, and physlclane
were called IN, who pronounce his iniasies very
bad. but not fatal, unless tho internal hurts al
editor Of the Ecealn5 Ga:<tse, hvs sold out lis il
terest to General Dan. Macauly, and retired IRON
4 meeting u being held Il the Court IIouse to
night, upon call of the Mayor, 10 raise fund
for The relief Of those who suffered by the lat
, 1866-09-22
RELIGIOUS INTELL1GEScE.

Gated on The corner Of West Indiana and Morgan
h sh Rss o
1sse! es
Z Sssf nea9 II Sas Sa1ssrsdR sa
Las sundsy ssSeol sssadsd ~ an sisSs
ing i ' of the A eSufeh 0sa las Supplied SPsa Wsni
long felt in that locality, aud while II viii
be the means Of much moral and religious benefit
good social influence. making that part of ,he
city more dee:ublc to live in. The pastor will be
formally installed tomorrow evening. The acrv-
g. es
cal Seminary. and other elctgymen. In the cyc,,-
is tbs eSnfsgalioH wi e. aaa5esss1 ', ey Rsy
whu " Ill speak upon " Utah md its 1nstilutions'
1hslccsure will. doubtless, be very interesting
Church Of The 1iesstab. At the evening. SER
viii delivera discourse on the Presidents ''pol:
Without slorcs. Those VIC know W. the pseaehef
will give hiu credit for being able to bundle tho
subject IN All able md ptthy manner. The church
First Baptist Church, licv. Dr.. Erene, the
pastor, will tomorrow evening commence series
Of sabbath evening sermons. addressed t. ;oung
have been among the most interesting and
fnstfncuFe o. any efcf pFcacQca lp our e1lya acd
we commend to the young men Of our city, and
especially TO those without religious homes, an
acquaintance with their subject matter,
Flce Will Baptist Church. Professor r. Dunn
will preach In tic new vestry Of this church, cor
ner Of Peoria and jackson streets, Sunday Ser
vices at 1u:3o m. aud 100 p, m. Sunday School
at 1Ac0.
Plymouth Congregational Church. Rev. Lewis
E. Mntson, the pastor elect Of this church. will
commence Ills lnbors fn this field tomorrow.
PlcachinG at 1880 a. m. and 7:SN p. IN. ThIs
ChntCh IL On the corner Of Wabash avenue aud
Eldridge cou;t. Nit. Alatsou comes to us with the
reputstlon Of great ability. He Will and ample
opportunity for lis czer1sc.
tnl,ary Presbyterian Church. Rev. Edward A.
will ofAciatc In tue midst Of his charge tomorrow
| morning and evening
| south congregational Church. While the build
lng occupied by this church Is In the hands Of Il
repairers, the congregation will meet in the build
| ing formerly occupied by The Christ Church con
| grcGaiion, on Twenty y-fourth ettect, between
| Michigan and Indiana avenues. The preaching
Will be by the pastor, Iiey. ". p. Wright Ser
| vice at lE3G T., m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. n,
evening service will be hold.
| Trinity Methodist Eptscopal Church. Rev. /
| IT, Bugbec, President Of tho Northwestern Fcmal
College, will preach on sunday, morning au'
evening. Services at 1880 a. m. and T:IU p. m
| Sunday School at 2.30 p. N.
| Rc1ot med Protestant Dutch Church. Rey. Jame
DcrnnEcet, Jr.. having returned from the East, wil
preach tomorrow at l0:cu a. m., and at i:31 p m
The rooms Of the Chicago Sunday Sehoo
Union, No. 60 Washington street, will be opc
| tlts evening for the use uf teachers.
, 1866-09-22


,..-..
On the drst DAY OF ottooet next- hn represent
atiyes Of the Sontheyn loyaIt1ts Will bs Welcomed
tn Il1tnota bv the Governor of the Stata,
~. N,rlert,r ,,on-,,v. ~. h..r det.,-r,u.a
tu' A~tt"+1s RiosA@414a A'@' WV" ~S'''A A@teeo
on: .,~ .....
Monday evening, October 1et, they will be met
at tie depoa, At Chicago, and escorted to Tho TIE.
mont Houan BY the General Reception Committee
whe1e the welcoming speech Will be made.
Tuesday morning. October "a, at eight o'clock.
tho soldiers Of the Federn1 army wi1i rcnnrf win
CORDS badges, at Tho old Board or Ifa1e rcnms.
Sortb Water street ncar Wells stneat hrIfrc'
where they will bc fpsuled unlnr their resnrctive
reeimeDtAl Nars, which have hern nhfsinnd fror
the Ad{utaut General far thar r,nrnnar IL nfns
O'CLOCK. tbe soidinrs. thrs nrosn;1sJ Iii asrori
the dtstfnrplshed Terres.nisifrss rhrnrrh ths
nrire{na1 *{rno1. ~ ~ ei.r - -. Hssth1-h
, 1866-09-22
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR,

C1oBanE Dny-Dlzcouraxomenf Of tho
FAlr-Xhe At&tn1lnnce-The Awards
The Display Of Horses-The Races
To-Day-meettng Of Tho Btate AEFi.
cultural soeiesy-National Horse
Show at kalamazoo
Especial Despstch 70 the Chicago Tribune.1
ADRIAN, Aleh., scpieuberal.
To-day, the Michigan State Fair. In It's general
character, practically wands up. It ia novel In
stance Of IN end without beginning, for nohody
c4n recognize any defnite point at which the Fair
commented, or when II had any particular exist
enee; yet now IL COMBS to m end. ltmight tave
bcep, and doubtless would bare been, ve1J good
It The ont.rt and kept Ii diluted down TO tic low
est point Ill The time. 6tata FA1sa are cusiously
like whiekcy punches, In that water spo1le then.
the loads .1e - ID bad I a. ~ e through Whsh the
Army Of shs oto%es aonadsFea aaa essf which
~ - III II ior nothIes elss: y SoiTi!hstssdiag si ssis
dscontaElng condition Of affairs, hut little better
ns se Ti ss sss - sn sSy
dsting about RON place 70 place
ws r. h2Rasss sscu t09s %ssha
est!le weIe Sra1sEt oil III for i sxhioiton ihs ssS:
condition, and the yarious shows were nouri.hius
nnely. The list Of awards Ia entirely too long,
and under existing ctrCnmbt1utea too untmpnr-
tant, TOR pnbleation; bat It my be rsmarksd
bestowed. The rain, once before mentioned ii
this connection, had bad effect in preventing I
crrat deal Of competition among several Of The
most important classes, 20 lint the labors Of the
| committees Wc1c much ssmpltdcd.
Gs feature Sf oday h.. hssn
saddle and draueht horses and matched teams.
As has before been stated, The number Of horses
entered Was very 1a9c, and included some Of the
| finest stock in The State. not In either Of the
Northern or Western States, and althonzh tho
having to 60 through the exhibition Of 90 many
prevented the proper enjoyment OF the display, Il
was still ono which, once Witnessed, would not
| easily be forgotten. The show Of matched teams
was particularly fne- -
The chief awards for cattle, sheep and hogs
have been made, In al instances, to those already
Tomorrow the grand trot between Dexter and
| Geo II, Patehcn, Dr., together with several races
Of minor importance will come oS. The track Il
not so bad rs was anticipated 1t would lie, and
has been enough cut up to-day 70 allow the sur
lace 10 dry, 40 that fit is we'll polied Tomorrow
ring rases begin at ten O'clock, and The big tro
VIII como on In the afternoon. The attractions o
the racing day keep in 1own the majority Of tht
| attendance upon the Fair. although the article
exhibited viii be cleaned on! tomorrow forenoon
and the Far itself is virtually over.
on the grounds this AFTERNOON and elected the 10!
lowing officers for tho ensuing year Presidents
1 William G. Beckwsth ; Secrctary-R. F. John
| stone Trcasurer-E. q. Humphrey. Tie Execu
tive Committee and other minor officers were re
| appointed.
| fhe Graud National Horse Fair at Kalamazoo
which is 70 be the grnudest Of The year, will com
| Of on tho ID. Sd. 1th md 5th OF October
, 1866-09-22


Tic fall session Of the Eastman Business Col.
lcsc will open on Monday, the frat Of October
Since the close Of tho last season Important
changes have taken place IN the College which
will afford superior facilities in extending the use-
fulness OF lhc in.tiiudou-better accommoda-
tons, larger number Of rooms aud Offices, aud
these Atted up in HI elegant manner.
Since The fire which partially. destroyed The
Metropolitan Block, and interrupted to
some extent the. work Of the Col
s: .ad tn ss hss the 5eees
Of few rooms-the whole building above the
nnd 1tled up With. desks and other necessary ar
e: 0f nntp5c 81 hs use e ths
Bnslncse College, as Is we'll known, has three
large suites Of rooms In adjacent bnildtugs thus
forming system Of education which for cotnpre-
hcnsitcncss and completeness does not admit Of
being cxee1led.
II Is now fourteen months since Professor East
man came from New York, where for years he had
conducted a tlonrishtny Institution, and held ont
to The people OF Chicago and The Northwest m
opportunity OF obtaining sound and thorough
business education; How we'll that opportunity
has been Improved IN this city we may Judge from
the uci that within three weeks after the college
opened 1t numbered thousand students; and
how well lte pledges have bscn sustained may
hc inferred from the fact that not only has
students, hut they are increasing so constantly
that large additions avr required 10 accommodate
lhc crowds who tocls hltter to obtain practical
Insight into the system OF business education &C.
CURED In tho Eaetmnu College,
Tie grand reunion Of tho graduates, societies
and students OF the Eastman Business College,
will take place On Wednesday and Thursday, the
1sth and 18th Of October, ut Crosbys Opera House,
and at the Hall. T. 7. Barnuna. Esq. of New
foz, will deliver the st OF the series Of lectures
, 1866-09-22
FROM ST. PAUL.
Hon. William Window RenomInated
for Con.rcss-G:cncrnl Political Mat

for Con.rcss-(,cncrnl Political Mat
tors,
Especial Dtspatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
ST. PAUL, MIMI, September Il.
The Republican Convention In the First Dis
trict at Owatouna. yesterday, rcnominatcd Wind
ON for Congress as was expected The Informal
ballot stood !: Window. Il Wilkinson, II; Wake
Thc idrs, i,rnai ballot stood; Window, S; !;
Wilkinson. 1s. The nomination was lhcn made
Minneraota will send both Of her representatives
hssk oy larger ma}osides than they ever received
The Democsatn talk Of running Colonel Colville
% se e si All lss
man. How much truth there Is In the charge I
Dan Norton ia posted for speech hero tonight
much, and pat him on tho back with one hnnd
como @ oiilsso ss Wiz The othcr. The Democrats q
ibey 40 slnao.t lnsancc upcn the subject,
lnErDNEI's AFFAlKs.
FEw ronE, September 21.-A Htrasd Washing.
ton specIal ssys: Major Genera! Wager swayne.
Assistant Commissioner Of the Frccdn.nfs Bu:
thU Commitrioncr In reference 10 somc erroneous
statements which had been given to the public
,l1ogch thc press, and stated 10 have occurred IN
missioner letter in which 10 saJs; ~ beg leave
10 rr1nark that for some weeks past The attention
ofrartics hc,c has been drawr, 10 the systematic
dissemination Ct items al the North, apparently
b. one pcrron. detailing alI sorts oi sensational
Occurrences 10 persons Of both races. Tho Scenc
l. generally laid in Mobile, aud the story Is nul'
f0Fmly without foundaton." ....
Mn1or General +. D. Wood, Assistant Comuls
etoncE Of FEccdncn's Afairs in Mlsaiesippl, re-
ports 10 the Commissioner that there has beou
considcTaole mortality IN the St1te from cholera
which is owing principally TO tho want Of proper
caution by the flccdmtn. By whom The greatoi
has Thn t. rtfsu IL
titulcni, but yields rapidly 70 treatment. Tht
cholera has appeared In the district Of Jackson
and II Is feared that its Increase IL Inevitable
Tho Bureau Surgeon has been in
stFuctcd to Try every means n hls power tt
n1tay the suffering Of the afflicted, and Il
prevent The spread ot tho disease. Thi
cholera is alto reported Al Davis Bend. but ls no
Increasing In 1cfcst Rce 10 the crops tho Genera
states that notwithstanding the appearance Of ths
army worm, he thinka there Will be tair eottol
crop. but the corn crop Will he very poor.
Major General J. G. Davis, Assistant ComnIa
sloncr OF Frcedmen's Affairs In The State Of Ken
lucky, reports 10 the head Of the Bureau thai II
the month Of August last there were ), $50 ration
ts.red In tic State 10 169 persons. These ration
were issued to the setaEecs and freedmen in th
State hospital. and = Of them received but ten
pornty shelter and care. The General reports thu
there are no conatcA;ed lands IN the StAte Of Kcr
tncly.
, 1866-09-22

Beautiful Wcather-The CroPs-Hcavy
Froxt-Flne Display In nll Dcpnrt-
nlenta-Iosvn Cotton-Dlsplny OF
Ilorses-FlrHt PrcmInms on Ma
ch1ncry.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
BURLINGTON, Septsmber Il,
THIS motniug daWns forth bright and beautiful.
for wonder, With heavy white frost, which,
however, Eeems 10 have done but little damage
! was surprised to sec that the squash vines
showed lii effects. while TOBACCO growing close
outside WIS untouched. The crops III ths sec.
tion boih Of Iowa aud Illinois. arc all out Of reach
Eff IT'D s Sy a. s 5a Of e.
wea,he. holds good throughout The week, many
thousands Of people will yet turn out frum both
m Is 81 pnsS
hoteee. cattle, sheep and swine, fn agricultural
implements Of almost every possible variety, and
articles both useful and beautiful have been con.
seen any whele else, and will certainly never
1 ibc Iotal of cntrics % excced thlrtsea hundred,
largest IIown to the Society. il some nppareat-
eol!cetioS, and perhaps altogether unseen By the
majority OF casual spectators, may lay the germ
Of great economical changes. For inst.nce, 10
plant, with number Of open pods Of cotton on il,
and good many others which had not opened at
all, Turning the card On 1t, more for lacE Of
something 10 do than any expectation Of be-
ing Interested, found ii 10 be stalk OF acclma-
ted Iowa cotton, which had been Fowu and raised
lssi, Without i failure In ali hat tine. What
II this humble Item slonld prove the
means Of mighty aud radical change in Western
delds OF lhc Wett, now proving Too much for the
capacity 81 Mi the railroads, and embarrassing
everybody with theiF rtch1ess and cnormoua
Yields. mfeht be transmitted inio tho golden pro.
duct before which lhe infatuated Southern people
, 1866-09-22

Examination OF mcDcrmott, Fair
banks. md mcEulr re.

The examination OF Michael McDerrnott upon
the charge of arson, WIS made before Justices
Miliken and Alien yesterday morning, but there
vas not enough evidence before the Court Of Nc
Dcrmott's guilt 10 warrant his being held for trixl
The detasle OF the condagratfon Of Tucsd1y night
md the melancholy fate q .he lIi!e boy w.llsns,
wit, lhe result ol tue Coroner's inquest Seven
wifi >sscs were carefully examined yesterday
r. he & pa III 5csa M # IL y Sea
with the Coroncr's Jury. The Court believed,
from The evidence Pfven, that the house was get
there vas not e,aenso @ saielenl % to hoid MeDers
june, @ q 81: MR. S .!sias 's se '15se fos t.: H.
liz Sa!sieep by oftssse The dfst @ nsts1ment
fell due about three weeks since, and was not
paid. Tic Saturday before tho acc, Mr.. Gill bad
fisc, Mrs Mcpermott effected an insurance - On tae
~ sis:eo %se:s i'sias Il lie house aad i ~ IL
lamlty tha, soon followed. The 1re origin
@ H. the eehsn a9Ht to II G
O'Clock. ono xtlness, passed the Kitchen wlnaow
sitting IN The room. One Of lie AcDermott boys
house, fully dressed, with bis hands in his pocE:
flames. While others we're Obliged to leave The
house halt dressed, and ono poor CHILD was bnrnt,
usual dress. Thc testimony Of fhos. Mahcy, ths
ognoHIst, or any other Find Of .'lel" might have
hcen OF more value II be had not been In posses
sion fsurh rast general Information. 1t was as
important to the poet 10 assure the Court that be
tell The counsel that he could wEito novel about
lin. u. Il wa. to rag anything ehont the fire.
tho building. and 1t IL greatly 10 bc regretted
tEAt lhc guilty wretch has not been brought to
}utticc.
Gn'r., nlso upon the charge Of nrson, came be-
fore JuEtlct. Milikcn and StuEtevant yesterday
afternoon. Tho evidence 9iycn regarding Nc
t.nirca s:orts TO burn tho buttdinEt nj Mas. u!
mud y. south Canal stree: upon four diaslsn
different from that which has already been pub
hrcause Mctsnirc had made statements which In
inony eiicited yesterday that crininatcd him ant
hc was discharged. The testimony fos tho prose
cutlon was alt heard. and the Case Of McGu!rc va
son.lnnea I'LL W No1da, ai,o5noen, ths
10 Prove that Mr.. McGu,rc has bccn subject 10 in
ran!ty sor tho last three or four months, which,
%se 1a sa1
! tcrly conduct. aud with Ills club INFLICTED blow
uron McGnitc's head, which have occastoncd poi
Manen' injuries to hss bsaiu., That policeman ha
Ing on which Mcclure made Ills last attempt /
| bn1u the building he owned aud rented 10 Mr.
Bray, he went Directly to the agent Of the
and 'tolti him tllat tho dwelling was all burii
| sunn and demanded his money. The hrc on TIM
occa.1on was so slight that sse family put It OF
with little trouble: This and many collateral ci
| rnF hya
, 1866-09-22
THE ILLINOIS sTATH FAIR.


The icn:-cont!uued spell Of raiuy weather in
the part low wreks has bodcd III for the prospects
OF our coming State Fair. Witch promised, had
tho weather proved more favorable, to have becn
the largest and most extensive, both in point Of
attendance and e1htbitoss. Of any. Fair which
has ercr been held in this sia.c: 1t ts probable
thai cvcn yet 1t will fnl1l onr best anticfpauone,
Yesterday the unfamiliar lace Of the sun ap~
rcarcd ouec rno-e. dltpelin. the gloomy fo:o-
holdings whtss. were slowly settling down Into the
si.iae -. aeae maes e eAeef % %i6S sesas @ IS i ii
were fast % aud tse daass fsscs
beins excellent, there was hops hat before Mon
day they ~onla he in good condition. Ualess,
shc % Fsir viii open on liz iiay os1s!na1is .: an:
nounccd, nnmcly, Monday morning, and viii con-
Should the lad weather rcturn-and there seems
arc thai lhe exact date Of the Fair Will bc some
s.. Ssli b @ opene5 I on Stoudss +! the 1sesn''on
Of Fl a.liel,e Unsigned to the Ta{s, the books
S es kS &c Sa ~ ss1n
oncbly died bcio:s Opening lie Pai. proper.
which will then continue for the 1vc da5- allo:cd
Me Meanwhile entries arc coming in largely a,
present. The officcss Q, Tho Safe Agricultural
% ices, applications, &, which have beea een
ircm iii parts Of the State, despite the la,e m
promising weather: They arc now Do
Fair complete sueo.ss. 1hs nos no.
for The risiturs both IS regards the means Of tran
iii and the Accommodations on the grounds. w
hayc al1eady published a full account Of thcse q
r1ngcments, which are As complete as could .
desired The sum TO be devoted 10. prizes amn m
awards this year will not be less than Sle H1o
This will no doubt stimulate tho enterprise OF C
hibitorr 10 an unusnal degree.
ii Is anticipated thai tas .rack exhibition will b
fa1 nhead Of ything taat has yei bean pEeseote
at State Fair In the West. some OF the bcs
hotrcs have already been promised to compete
both as racers and roadstcrs. Several purse
large ones. The 1nana gers Of the Dnvang PaE
Association will o0er very respectable pufss
addition to that oQcIed BY the Stats Agriculture
society.
The meeting Of the wool growers, which wa
n eel for Thursday but hicll uaaY be held At snf
ssqnent aay, Miil b oee Of unneaal Interest. III
wool clip of Illinois Is rapidly tncreaasng. an
| wool growers throughor: the State are now paytn
| much more n1tenfIont than formerly TO the quilt
Of their stock The past united action of the Eos
growers OF Illinois haa been productive Of 4 cor
Siderable amount Of good to their class, and In
yortant action will be lakcn this year On Two {
three subjects which were partially laid over fc
action at this meeting.
, 1866-09-22
Markets by Telegraph.
n1lDNIGNT 1IAKkET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Prcss1
EEw YoEx. September Il.
MONEY.
The demand for money II moderate from the Atcck
hrokess and 10 met readily AS per cent. mostly
at the tn1ide rate. The Government bankers hare
balances offered then, As per cent The orcssnss Tor
discounta generally Light and prime paper Il Ia de
mand II sac PER cent.
HcnAxGx.
There Is little 0Ener feeling IN the market for for
elep eIch2ngc but the business IL very light Primo
bankesa' bills on London quoted n lrs2losA for
60 days and Tor short sight The Conunen.
tal rates are unchanged.
MISCELLANEOUS
The stock market Wa = ntue lower At the close Is
compared wtA The Highest point nj the second board
KEps1 srOcEB.
Mining shares were duu The Hops Gold Company
has 1tce1sed seventy ounces Of gold from the mines
which realized HES. benton, ass; Consolidated
Gregory gold, $3.50 do t16s3; do S11oo: Cor5don,
1875; do f3ls; do $3.1*. poxnferlnt, tl.3; Key.
stone, SIC; Efpp Buell. u % sRock Run Mountain,
&7:S3 do 80 do 31.1 do 80; Smith PaEmelee
ztl.s do sll.e do su.7o: WA1kill. sac DO -
% &ass do <1.so.
Adams, s1.04x.
DIT GOODS KIcNAS0E.
Jcpbers' Psices-3tarket not Enlte 70 active.
brown Sheettn.s-An&nt1c A. axe. Appleton A.
TIC; Brandon. 40. Broadway, 7lKc; Ea4huA extzA
7ixc; Bedford, &c.
Blesehed sheesinss-Bstes, Sc; do B, 20; Bart
lett sc Blackstone, 37Xc.
fttnf<-GArner Co., 7ekc; American. 1sKc Amos
Eeag, lae: 3: Empire. Exc.
Hoop skish-Rsadley's Duplex Elptt. aud Rnprss
Trait in good demand; Myera' In ~ Inch tapoa
Is to7S
RxyIxw o. TER xA1EKzA.
There u little falling o1 In tho Volume Of buSlnes
, 1866-09-22
FROM OTTAWA.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Rock
Island Methodist Annual Confer
once.

FcH1er1nYsR Proceedings IN the h0ck
Island mcthodlst Annual Confer
cnce.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.]
orrAwA, ILL.,, sepscmbcse1.
Conference opened with the usual dovo..una,
conducted by 1.cy. J. c. Matlock. The regular
1uesuucs wera pruponnl'' and the characters,
u.etnlncse. &c, Of r,r.41Its examined. Rev.
Daniel Appleford vas exxm!ned BY the Rtahop for
ordetE, aud will be ordained on next Sabbath.
The Conference resolved u,.anluoous1y lhat VIC
recognize the Home OF the Ftlendless In Chicago
a. a benevolent Institution, worthy the carr and
RaqeesE Mss 2eessmmenaeS ~ : as is agent. ~ N a. 'S
kupcrarnuated minister.
thcIf several qnarte1iy conferences, and we!o rc
eciyed on trial b! the Confercnca. Revs. $. Young
and F. X. MAston were received from the Weslyan
n.ee ai u &c
tent q sso. * wtteh si,sS il tos % lie ssneat nj Of
The Clark Seminary, through It's trustees, rub
rnittcd good report Of its labors and progress.
rop Chaplain OF the Slate Prison at Joliet
the Immediate and pressing demand which exlsts
in the S:ate Of Illinois for system Of reform
schools Tor the correction and training Of such
complete moral ruin, be plaeed In penal ins.itu-
ttuue designed for older and moro hardened Of
| genlers." Reys- Tiffany, Eddy and Bouney were
! appointed Committee OF Correspondence On this
taev. ]. C.. Natloek, BY request, addressed The
| Conference on tic admission OF oftWo minister's
from he Wesleyan Gonnessl9n' m Refestns 70 The
| bsppilv showed thii Il had passed. aud that good
,cseoaB now demand rtuulon. Ills speech was
| mnch applAnded. =
| morning ut EA o'clock.