davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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and umand proportional, higher prces The sales
to exp rters and speculators aud include g. 220
bales. We quote:
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BUCK on hand 9,l67
sUaAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since yester inv
are confined to ~ hhds sugar from Texas No
Ihe market is bare of the production of Louisiana
bu is well supplied with that Of Cuba Extreme dull.
ness still prevails and only smsl retail business is
"doing-l6 to 16M and 16Hc for prime choice Porto
RICO sugar; l7c for yellow clarified Cuba and TITO q b
for white lot OF Al hhds POI Rico sold on private
terms. There Is demand for Cuba moiasses by the
cargo, and only retail business is doing ut b5c gal.
Ion. lot Of 500 bbls Cuba sold on private terms
FREIaHTs-There is not much Offering to 90 forward;
bark was laid on for Hayre to-day; did not learn
the rate. There not much Offering go forward but
the rates are firm at u to 40 per Id for cotton and 75o
per bb for -four by steam New York. Sail for New
York hc per ID for cotton for Boston 10 for cotton
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Now York Market.


The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Saturday. tho
21st iustant, says:
The market shows but little activity to-day In either
financial or commercial Cities Money abundant at
per cent for call loans. First class business paper s
In demand at 6H to per cent. per annum discount
Gold opened this morning at 160A advanced to 1907!
fell OIL TO 16O and touched higher point again and
finally closed at l49A
Silver Is In more active request at to 7c below the
price of gold ~
Foreign Exchange is dull and rates nominal Leading
drawers ask 1094 for sixty days. sterling bills and
for short sight do. We quoe:-Bils at go days on Lon
don LOT to lob for commercial 108T 109k for ban
kers do at short sight, 1l0 to 1l0 Paris at GO days
Tx to Six do at short sight 5Os to 6OSs<: Ant.
werp. bl7h to IL u; SWISS 6l21 to 6I1h; HAMBURG
86A to 37h Amsterdam, 401t to AK; frankfort 49T
Bremen II u to 79 Prussian thaers, 73H to SIS.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK July y20-BREApsTUFFs-The market for
State and Western Flour is dull irr-gu and unsettled
at dec inc Of 10 to 2c. The are 6IOO bbs ut
to 81 IS for superfne stste So 95 So common
extra Sate S8 20 to 90 for choice do to S7 IS
for superne Michigan, Indiana Ohio Iowa. &c and az
to 50 for extra do including shipping brands of Round
Hoop Ohio at So 25 to 50 49, and brands of do at
SO 81 to Sl2 16 Spring Wheat ST. Louis to Sl go
and Winter do at Sl2 to sl6 so, closing heavily.
We quote:
EAtra 1tate. 6 go 90
super % $500
Ezra western 00@ 90
Extra Ohio Round Hoop ltrade). o SO61l2 Is
E1tra oI. Louis. 10 76017 90
SOUTHERN tLoUR-The market ia in tho buyera,
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Mobile Market.

MOBIDE, July 19.-CoTIoN-The market has been
very quiet today and without any quoabe change in
pr1ces Sales have barely reached bales and mostly
from the lower grades, with few small lots of re.
packs These sales. as far could ascertain were
made on basis OF Sic for MddIing but with the ratea
rather easier on these grades than yesterday Even
ming lots are extremely scaroe and considerably higher
than the above basis Ihe New York market o-day at
noon was reported strong but that eoing not been
impaired to this market Tho orders here small
present.
MONETARY AND FINANcIAL-wo notice o decrease in
the offerings of New York Exchange this morning
which iB now not beyond tho demand The small sales
Of cotton to-day have had the effect of curtapg bust.
ness In this ne most of the previous sales having been
met yesterday and the day before. The general rate has
been par for sight, discount for outside cotton bils
and 2 per cent discount for go days do.
Gold has been fiat throughout tho day. We have not
heard OF any transactions OF importance. The srket
Tor ts almost nominal at 148 buying and l5O selling
Sterling continues weak and inactive. with but poor
supply on the market, and the demand ratios nom
nal
But little doing in Now Orleans sipht at mar
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Tho sae OF government cotton to-day included / at
bales Mobile; 400 do Memohis; 2la do Savannah 10Y
Charoston so do Florida; and 100 baes Soa Island re
alzing very satisfactory prloes follows:
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But little doing in New Orleans sight at par.
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, July 21.-CoTroN-There 10 really nt
market for cotton any longer. True there is stool
'on hend OF 600 baes but these being entirely
uo!ed by planters, and only when tight places can
not be regarded as making market. Yesterday there
was few lales sold, much better feeling prevailing
and shade advanced. We quote:
Sooo ofuanary .26G916
Low middling. ng......................... .27928
M1ddilng. .39@Sl
.S3Q9S5
Good middliug .S46S5
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deeply solemn audience, we baptized
eight happy conYerts.-Phree of the
number were Considerably advanced
in years, each having lgrewn-tpa ehil4
dfen; one aged sister that was Bap-
tised TO-DAY EHs fdltoged IN the same
order named by tive sons and -ene
daughter-in-law. TheT na6ther foa1f1e
from the water shouting5the praise of
God, while the whole Congregation
seemed to be in aHfooa of tears. It
truly aseemeAEflIat the Spirit was
present s R5s sRRtif WITH same
bfoBhehl Wez Ehelae& Meeting 9of mine
days with the Dry Fork Church. De-
cat9f County concluding at the water
on Che third dsg50ff December, 1866.
festedJ hiss presence by reVVivinga his
lchildren Ia AM GASsalal manner, and
i'm bringing sinners tossee Itheif lost
and ruined le6ndftion I, q ; Th scongrega4
tons were large and dee ply interested
lin the preaching Of, the Word Of Life.
During the inc eting ten united with
thee Church-four were baptised on
the, last day Of the meeting e There
seems to be an unusual degree of re-
liglops7 interest awakening all oyer
this part 6f Indiana = ! ] z y !
RevlHgiE. bNeatch writing .offom
Midway, Spencer County, says there
has been,a glorious meeting tit1NeV-a
tonville, under the directing labors Of.
Brother Murray He has baptized 30
there; also; at Mt Zion, IA have been
added to the Church by baptism. g.
/ The news from adjoining and dis
tant Statesis even more encouraging
than that from our own s aS5ei} ls 9Iaa|
The new Baptist church at Warsaw
was dedicated on Sunday last, ! Rev lesy
W. d. Gage preaching the dedicatofy
sefmen ,,----,J %. -
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RELIGIOUS.
notwitks takai8g Che dAf tRsssp Of Che
CQurt House for holdipgvspph .meetp
Mssa Lass SaBba}A1a SLOW storhl wss

spending its fury at the hour of as.
sembling; yet there were near -four
hundred teachers-an children pres
ent. Professor Genung has charge o.
the Musical Department. Those who
love to>hear children sing should yisil
the Court House half past one easlotE
of Sundays, where they will hear sing.
ing in earpest- sMiw 5qhuson con-
tinues her 1abors with this school, but
we have limitations that a sufficient
ame3h8 to2keep her employed the
whole year cannot be raised. Can this
be SO? Will the Christian men of this
city, so many of whom have made for
tunes $aithin SHE HASH zee yeafs, Hper-
NIT this enterprise to fail for want of
a very few hundred dollars? We trust
the ministers who have the enterprise
in ,hsndnEillr be furnished at once
with the material aid to carry out
their praiseworthy plans for organizing
City Mission.
WEEK OF PRAYFR,-The following
is the programme for the regular
week of prayer in January, 1867, is
sued by the British Evangelical Al
manac, and which will, we suppose
bsIoebseryed nllere blk ltbe Bmi0as:
churches which coincide with the OBJ
jeets specified.
Sabbath, January 6.-Sermons on
thaEP gessnee of ChristYi bis Uai4
Monday, January 734 rkaanhkassgiiv aRi6g'
and Confession of Sin.
Tuesday, January 8.-Prayer for
Nations; for " kings and all in au-
thn9ityT'( fpI The increase of fiahE
eousness, the prevalence. of peace,
andahe holy observance of the SAB o
ba1hdt Hes Of h9nimI5j9b 9TB ysdt bn
0WednesdagenJ ahuary s99aqPragert
f6Grthee success u0f missions among
Jews and aGentilesI and for q Divine
blessing to accompany the effort TO-
evangelize the unconverted of all
lands and classes.
Thursday, January 10-Prayer for
all who haYefsufeyed fomAhe recent
waters; for our Brethren emaficipated
from slavery, and for our fellow
Christians prosecuted for the Gospels
sake.
Saturday NJ January ,12.-PFayerv for,
tie Catholic Church, for all the t~TiIu
listers Of the G9spsl, md fgrsthgs ip6
tan charity among its members. sa,seao
Sabbath, January 13.-Sermon on
the unity of the Church, and the
duties Of believers to manifest it by
% opssaod EifoTs9itp|oS fHa e .s CO..
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This is the centenary year of the
introduction of Presbyterianism west
of the AllEshdS MddhtaiSs, and
meetings are therefore to- be held by
different Pfesbyteries IN Western
Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, in
cOmmemorati0p Of the event. These
are not SO. mdcA me9dngs q6r devo-
tifn sTPres4ytepifa hifsOrioal
The First Presbyterian Church at
Danville, K has RotA 86Against
AZ, teFetainrthe services of Mr. Me-
knight as pastor, thus Endorsing the
General Assembly at st. Louis, to
which Mr. NcKnightTis loyal. The
Shefbyvilie Church Rev. Dr. Mat
thews pastor, having decided to ad-
here to the General Assembly, the
mikSfit fdlEeGiha Wthe slsad Of ees5 .
Govefhcf WI Tiff, haa VI c5mhkbenhcsd
a proceeding IL the State Courts to
obtain possessiop Of. the church prop
ertya oFhe judge HAS decided e. aaliftbA
each party equal I use Sc Of Tie church
buldipgrdqfiAg, the ,pe9deney efstAe
action. sxqspttbat ,thei fifth 1 Sabbath
of the months. were accorded to the
plaintiffs.
AenhsGass has excited a g6bd aleaf
of interest, andtwm smost probably
be regarded as a test case, for all the
difeFeness which, have afisen inIIthe
Presbyterian yOhurchsIinz zKentacky,
we have given its-status for the bene-
fit of our readers. A brilliant array
oflkgal taIeiiss r. en- gagged in Sludih6
MessFsu Harlan a. Haflaae we'll known
ineRissit Who appear R a fof the s srsM 4
of the General Assembly 1ed'o zaa1
Ibe sS9Ytherp Presbyterian General
Assefnblyodat b Memphis, q app pointed
delegates to the Associate Reformed
and Cumberland, Presbyterians to,ea7
deavor toefeet headnfenCof those two
bodies with the Assembly. The at
VaIthe' Ehsola si Sc SEMI al.
nary from cOiaGmhbiig sSS i n FqlIha
has failed.
The RHasiWf1a T0freneeb #ass 6f4
dained and installed as Pastor of the
Presbyterian AafcAT@. .S)s Cory
don, Indiana, Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
1SSS,~Rev.taMte raenp sea&ed the
sermon, Rev. j. A. Aughey PROPOSED
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

serv;SsT e. h5Fre s ii the Trinity
and Ipgle Street M. T.. Churches al
usual. The pastors, ReYs, G. N
Sims aS5 HsgaS1l hays Vii lokciats
These Churches are, generally favorf
with good congregations.
| The 'NeR .TsELA MsssodisE reborts
very interesting revivals of religion
| in View ( Herself and P hdelphia
Many conversions are enumerated.
| It is supposed DsJkinson College
will obtain from the Centenary colled-
tidns in New New ok TIE s sum Of $4,000
I-abQut Oue-haf of the aggregsts
amount raised in the several churches
fof GeHisaaryo paEpeseson Iliw xedr /
The Methodist llnanss ffors1Sss
hal been, issdeds.. III contains many
statistics of peculiar interest toMeth&
;odtSts.g YkOTO0a bus .II11IaAHA
Avery extensive a and and interesting slim
revival of religion has been In pro-
gress for Some tims IN our neighbour
ing little town Of Newbprgh. a, large
number have made a profession OF
religion and been received into the
Church. The pastor. the Rev. Mr.
Julian, Seems to be eminently sue
cessful in his work of preaching the
gospel. 90 3 HTLEs ,HTaqsdJH !
Il is stated that within the bounds
Of the Kentucky Conference twenty
church buildings are id process Of
ereetion. Eight Of these are in the
Lexington District oRevivals, extern
sivsAapdithosoughs Arelinp progress oil
Over the Conference. AI0-TsaId
.IhsRastoBof RQbsftsl Ghapea5
dial apolis, writes to the Westery .CEis
tad Advocdse, .that,out ofsthe large
number Of persons GY shh united with
his achnrchbd astayeara natatweHtys
haveW Been II dise6n tinded!a He bat-
tritfu this remarkable spiritual
faithfulness to two .facts-the clear
ness of their conversion, and the al
mosf 9sfsal pfa tie 3 3 e. "a attending
as5 ssed xsiqgd zol bas
1-e FSs11sfS ssfs17A9 NsSqas0 s'vashpTA ~ III
Hseehs to be- pretty well settled
thatsthen Ma1E "a hurchs South will
ado rlaEss delegatii oonsss.The returns
thu 5fessFsd. shQEp the ass'S VOTE 1 g si
the Animal Conference 10 stand 426f
yeasugafnst I f-nays. majority of
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RAMAN CATHOI.IC.

The Catholic Churches Of our city y
war Seieb stheii hmhaaaLsretuffn Z
Christmas With Imposing reli1gsiisoah religions
ceremonies.
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| Inc invitation 10 the rope to visit
the United States, It is said, comes
from the leading dignitaries of the
6afhulic 6hurch...=-...-....--.s-.----=-......s..
sHhe new banner of the ST. Nicho-
las love Society of Cincinnatis was
on 9last sabbath blessed WITH imp6s1I
ling, ceremonies, yby; Archbishop Pyr-
cel1, atSe Franeisf OhufehouonBrthei
corn6f fGVineeandi Liberty Streets.
| I1U hesnfofehooh, sGthe bishop
lvisitea the Inrnaenp t! Z Z Ghureh, 9onll
Mt ADAMS, and prom uneed the IA
palx Benedictiong ,ssooss1q ,hifI eds
Il Bisheps0 Coupofg of Rittsbufg, is
to sdelivera alecture against the = Ritu-
alistsl sofAthe Episcopal persuasioagaty
the Cooper ,Institate,i New York, i6ni
"wednesday evening next. aThe Ritu-
alists" thus seem too beneatehfnE itS
but they don't mind it much Indeed,
they are getting toibe morettritualista
ieiIthan ever, ifswl1at we hear be true
of the gorgeous novelties of whiehq
their chapels are to'be the scene on
Christmas ay.AOA BA
/ On the 18th inst. the Rev. Andrew
SsWsfFahd his wife, sof EtheGs5rmsn
Reformed Church, we're received into
the Catholic Church at Hagerstown,
Nd, by tbs, pastor of St, oMary's
Church Q the Rev. Edmund DidierI
Foroarnumkersof years past1Mr. Stew |
art was pastor Of the German Reform
ed Church ,,at.r RurkittsYiille, but "a |
short time since be relinquisheda his
clerical duties there, and in his fares
we'll sermon announced the change in.
hhisreligioOps views. bsniI95b b4sl ig5
The Catholic Telegraph says that
Mrloand Mrs. j. W9Coleman who
were formerly Catholics, but left the
church haye, returned totheir formept
faltAad 00.OIL daaw eds rot seIss stTo{
-qD MfsEELIxNEOs2ss.0 So5io4
In the eighteen wards Of Cincinn-
lati there are LOS houses of prostitp-
tioR, Known BY the ineighb6rss aud , POI
Hcemen to be such,v The First Ward
has -; the Second 13sthe Fourth 20;
the iEpurteepthq % the Others from Ut
tosl8 each!sd0fi gambIing.hoiises there
are 49, qbcated asfotlows! First W8rd,a
| ;seSSpa, + eur 6S S. sJTbst
housssnof prostitution EseemetoIbeI inlt
excessofthe Shurchesa bigoW KID ri
Rev. John s. c.. Abbott of NeRf
Ha ~ SgQipg Ito sail sAi1s en- rap fiisa
carly in theanewo year toi collect mateob
RAILS for his forthcoming life of the
present EmperonNapcleona .xI1aJG
DdhaHg aFgceht gsre before The
England Tempe rane sS Convent 1Ye
4ena sepators1Wils declared that !
the Thirty -nintkisG ongresssiis more 7
han any ny ofs1 S1dsesJls l6r many
years, and that the Fortieth Congress
Bi4p be stiils nth 81 improvement offf
Washing ton morals. This iissssa )
souraging testimony from one who
has ss kpoYp Washington during twelve
sessidnsAA .ySa y. !" - soAHVaoA I
essski2b5;nIo bER sEda eds svss ysSpsIt
HheH OzFistIum sHofRdvstates thatlk
here Are now FBffty9seye places hoff
P fStsStang Worship In s. 2 PsEis4 It ISL. P
lot many years since there VezeInepeoE
InpfbsGCd6gseeaffo lqQjb u4e BiAth
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The invitation to the Pope to visit
the United States, It is said1 comes
from the leading dignitaries of the
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above is thdfefdrK E5fzAtHree votes
more than i cessanysthqs far to itsl
ADDITION. The ONE that rsHhain I
win give. no doubt, still larger MAORI
ties. Their del egateesb to the General
Coafereaee voted. in favor Of the plan.
60 against 20; and it has grown III ia
9og eyer eve a since be Church South
is ..iladiEaanceSo the Church North Gls
thus endorsing 4 demnocratiese form GIa o . +!
government.x Her aexampls1swilk he 40
doubt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ureld day.
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the questions and gave the charge to
-the-Peopie, and Rev H. Keigwin gave
the charge to the Pastor. I'D
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80 n III EtD w a f.
FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS, adT
.sTOdGl TigGf 93H3m
EVANSVILLE, IND.

nj oaT-.GG 9o0 sEhsIgO nm
Al yre19qoo0 9s,3igmo9 gaIfaaIis9y
,ov9s dtfToyGM moIl oiaiio o. b9f9rrisui
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I % y
Donations Fl from BaptiAstdsa bh have been
very large this year. Mr.. Yasssr, yef
Poughkeepsie, has given nearly $780,
000p Gardner Calby, iofDBeston, $75sl
QOlis COLGATE a Trevor of New, York,
1900; Tracey H: Harris, of New,
York, s$25;,e00; J6hfp RnRathbofle,
go, 00QscBesidesO these gifts, ostiy,
for educational purposes, Rochester
UniTersitbsfFaso feeefteN S$200 600 !;
Lewishurg University, tPassssSl 09; 0O0;,
thousandRsa ollafs rom i s Baptist ait IL
Rhode .Isla4a edAqs6F
ReEHArSaEtelles rpastpra ofKthe
SecQndr Baptist Church of San Frans.
cisco, is out in favor of open COM
munion. Mr.. Sawtelle ,hasFmbtRhsd,
q pamphlet takinglthe gseund that if
Baptistg canA nreach and pray in fell
lpwslap AWithO Observation-Disclosures.
they can also meet NTH item at at the
Lords re- = il a. n aff 4
suited in division of the Chureho
over forty members having Withdrawn
and oofgahized an open communion
Baptisf Dh&chxOaaEHa .& -
The Convention of the Western
branch of the. Free Will Baptist
Church met at Chicago last week. A
motion was adopted to start a paper
iih the WestigtR iEtgqtpf tAg1 de-
lriofniHa Oh 1tss tin y iiots
decided on. Resolutions were adopt
led favoring the extension of missions
and Sunday Schools. Resolutions on
the state of the country, of the most
radical ,shaEaeREwers RsgHsss1.
The same denomination is about to
lpcatey !. college, ip Eastern Indiana.
probably in Jay County, at or near
the sites now occupied by the institp-
tions Of Liber College and Farmers
Academy. They propose to buy out
these institutions and to erect a new
Observation-Disclosures net
less than $4,000, and to t5Ae ean1do%S at at
least three profsssorships. ISSUE WIN
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The New YORK Ad,vsocaastes thinks the
totalamouht of subscriptions will ex-
coed four anilioasqof dollars, This
certainly speaks loudly in favor of the
liberality Of the members of this pro-
gressiyeachurch. sqEAT@ = bsags c.
4srsar ND.
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St. Pau's Chnroh,t corner II of First
and Chestnut Streets Rev. Il sayV
Rector, Services n to1morl
row. 9th Snndayzin Advent, 1O1
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BAPTIST
Flash ddRRsaRl BA AZ 81 CHuacH, George &

FiRsR BAPTIST CHuacH, George Ba1
PsRtse9sIn RSsfFgFa Pp IfgfI5 e. slRP
A. N. Theme, Glories of the First
Observation-Disclosures Pr MO Theme,
Z Brotherly Love-" Sunday School
at 9 AsM!S Chilarsn's Church. 3eFOA.
The, Mipistersapd Deaeons Meet;
ling and Board ofiDemestic q Missions
sof the, Evansville Association dWH
meet on9Weanesday the 26th inst, at
4 r. atthsE lss pms ~ 4 huEqqth
9ricR County. .eles 1ol abni
.Aateesixab. intelligence fbem all1
IovepthesState, seems tn HhesonstheiFs
craa crease f f. Al YSsEH pfsciaug and IN sEa efl;
fuhl ; YORK of grace has been enjoyed BY
4 the 0harch5sof Dohponty iovepIfoftyl
additions to the GhuracfSs ALSO, isBre u
Ass3gsaf e Eli f ~ ssRbsra aattRat
the Church there has enjoyed "a sea-
acknowledgement ,zslTgo5)
During the meeting, twelve united
with these hurch GnE theslastetlaGl of
the meeting We Fspaired to the 81
near by, where, in the presence Of
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hi EsTANTCEPIsC0RAIs

! St. Pauls Church. corner Tot of First
and Chestnut Streets ReNvR.ias Fl !, wv =
iSpalding, Rector. Services n to1morI
row. 9th Sundayzin Advent, 1O1
NJ, and Z P. NJ. Sunday School at 9
A. NJ; Mission School 3 Pm. \ u " y
Services during the week, Monday
evening, Christmas Eve., at 81 PM;
Tuesday morning C Christmas ID toss
A. NJ, with full service, and Holy
Communion. The church will be APP
propriately decorated and the music
suitable to the occasion.
! CHRISTMAS EvE.-0n Monday eve
ming, the childreal66StaIR aal's Sum
day School will be publicly cate
chised Iii The Church. Carols will be
sung aud app ! lsi services held
It is hoped that the parents and
friends Of the children will be pre-
sent, and all others who may be in
terested in, the religious training of
} SUMMARY OF CHURCH NEWS.
Right sRegss Bishop Whifeham,, Of
Illinois, has returned = from Europe,
where he Ia has Been With his family FL r
nearly year. -
,RsToDD ArRditage was consec
Assistant Bishop of Wisconsin last
week, at Detroite,sTen Bishops and
over fifty clergEmSn wereeEpfeseht:.
TRSEeherable Bishop Kemper iaetgd
as consecratoE%eThe choir, on the.
occasion, consistedsaf fifty. children
and foHty6adhlts. land 1.-The music was
qfatlfe most impfessiAg and solemn
cHarseter.i More vthane 600 ehildfe1
Of the Sunday Schools under charge
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PRESBYTERIAN.

All the Presbyterian churches of
sthssasx GSiRssGgSR AItASU w.
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HATS.TPARS,
sFR% a0d1E
HTaO1 vi Tr7ndTI0X9 TAaaB
Merchants ] AttentiOn

li"HEN YOU ARE SWINGING.
round the circle Of a our p Wholesale
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