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Cfducery Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS l., SlLLE COUNTY ss-CoUnty Court
thereof, to September form A u. 1856 Ia CHaH-s5y.
Louis. Hareourt Cyrus Harcourt.-BiH for Dtr0Tr'
T appear NJ. from ali Ivt file ia the Office OF the
clerk of sid cpurt. that the defendant, Cyrus liar
court j. re>i lrnt of said state AMI said complSnfn
having led LIll herein. aad SUMMONS having been
issued thereon according to law. notice. therefore i here
by gver the si defendant, Cyrus Urrcpur; that
and a,u.lr before slii sail term
thereof bc holden the County Court House in ettt-
wa in sill county TIA. first gily OF September
T. 1906 (,hen AMI where said SUMMONS Is rttUrHable)
ami plead Ner denIr except to sui hill the Slind
will Ice Tor confessed against yUu. AMI the matters
and things therein prayed for decree tr'r iinEly.
A. b M)JGE, Clerk.
DrcEry RIcr LEWIS Commits Stlrs. iune 3U-iw
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CLASS CO.
Reapers and .No,cers.

Csxnrrrr-0. o. Wakefield. George Brsnson, C yrus
pSkolA Geo. ". True,
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WHEREABOUTS OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.-A
letter from Vienna, June 6, states that Gen.
Mcclellan went down to Pragu few days
since from Dresden, where he has been re-
siding for some months, and after visiting
the lions of that fine old town a hd paying his
respects to Gen. Benedek, the CD mmander-in-
chief of the northern Austrian a rmy, he took
his departure for Munich. He is expected
here in IA few days, and will probably occupy
himself considerably in observing the i'm.
mense military preparations now in progress
in the heart of Europe.
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Among the cur'osit!es in thf ProJa,c's
Office OF this county il batch OF b lis against
dead man for making a post lor!sr cx.
animation Of his body. The qud stion with
:ae Judge was. whether the mad after his
decease, had hired the doctors to chop him
mp. The proof falling on that iuteres in :
point, the claim, were not al.owe
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Rev. o. ". SAwUELs lost his 4 oche. boo K
on sunday lag! either while at be m-etiRy
or bstweea john Debolts and where the
meeting was he'll in the town of MaE'ius-
It contained some So in moae and some
valuable papers. There are CD cams,snc.s
70 indicate tina: his pocket wa. p cke. The
pocket book can be Identified by the name Of
NJ. s. occurring in the papers /, contains.
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CLASS E.
EIOfrers.

Best and m,st tastefully arranged Flowers. 90
. and uo~t iast.SuIIy arranged pair Of Iouqu-ts 90
I" asd greatest variety of Dried Plants arranged
and named botancally. Gu
I" and Greatest variety Of DAiili1s, 10
Ssrond best-ditto. 30
Best and greatest Of yerbenas less than
6variefiss, in pots. 90
I" and greatest variety Of Asters not less than
varieties. in Pets, no
a. and greatest variety Of retunis., 90
Greatest variety Of Pot Plants, 60
CoNnrrTEE-Nrs. Sem1ntha BENNETT Mrs. Newton
ward Mrs Ch.s Force, Mrs John Hosford. Mis- fu.an
Baldwin.
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County Fair.

Every farmer, gardener, mechanic AID
artisan will Of course examine with interest
the "Rnles, Regulations, and Premium List
Tor 1906" which we publish To-day of the
La Sale County Fair. The fair was more
successful than usual last year because steps
had been taken which placed the control of
the society more Immediately in the hands Of
the farmers than had formerly been the case;
and this country influence" in its man
agement will be still more marked and prom
nent this year. The fair will succeed ex-
actly in proportion to the interest the farmers
take in it, The mechanics and artisans OF
the cities and villages will bring out their
bes, work and wares if the farmers will come
to see them. So, b. tn rs TO the display Of
agricultural products, AMI the products of
the mechanic arts, the whole depends upon
the interest manifested by the farmers. We
are disposed to insist upon it that it is THEIR
show and that for its success or failure they
more than the citizens of Ottawa or the cities
and villages should feel themselves respon>
sible
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Washington Corrin rtau. ESD a p-omint

Washington Corrington, Esq, prominent
citizen ofRichwoods township, Peoria county,
was severely and fatally injured by being
gored by a steer which he was driving upon
a pair of scales to bs weighed. The animal
turned upon kim, and one of his horns pier
ced him in the breast, inhlcting a terrible
wound in tho region of the heart. 1t is
thought the wounded man cannot survive.
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ESTATE oT Joan FsGCorB DECGtsr9.
~ 0TICE Is hereby given all persVas interested in
~ said estate that benjamin. Sub Administrator Of
sid viii appar before the County Court ri t-
of La SilIe and OF Illinois, the Court l- ia
Ottawa said couny. W-ln--iy. th, L. av Of Aug
4. 1866 tn. iaIin, account OF his
proceedings the administration Of said estate Ter the
fIiIl settlement.
Date. at Ottawa this 2Sth day OF Jure. 1855.
4r Y MOORE Clerk.
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Soldiers Monument.

requested to meet at the Court House Mon.
day evening July ID, to consider the pro>
prie,y of going forward with the movemen Mt,
or of refunding the money contributed.
Il CoLMAS, Pres.
p X. LELAND, Sec.
The above notice. we hope, will not fail to
receive proper attention. 1t is the second or
third effort, we believe, within few months,
to get up a suitable meeting on this subject.
The project ola monument to the fallen
heroes of this county was started some four
years ago, and at the time was received with
high favor. Some hundreds Of dollars were
contributed immediately. Bat then the war,
instead of approaching rapidly its close, as
we all hopeI, enlarged It's proportions, and
the calls for aid TO the living became too
pressing to permit much thought of the dead
But peace came at last. and the survivors of
the bloody strife came marching home, and
we have gwen them their welcome and deck
cd their brows with laurc!s. IS it not time
now, that our thoughts should recur in fond,
sad gratitude to the dead ? Shall the pro-
iected monument to oar fallen heres be
abandoned and their names passed over 70
oblivion or shall We resume the effort with
energy. aud erect to their memory such q
,uausCieum as shall not only hand down their
names and deeds to future generations, but
shall show tina, the cotemporaries. friends and
neirhjors of those heroes couli appreciate
their worth?
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leaSlOi.s EzSS.

NOTICE hereby gwen tLa. the partnership formerly
~ existing between Tr,lin. ialnia in the taller
sug business dissolved NJ 3bta, 1875. All persons
having cA,us Cust tJ late fm VIII present them for
,I>tnrui AMI al persons indebted sail rJu VIII
please make payment II once - wa. TRADING.
Ottawa June g.. l>66.-3w
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Ayers kgUo Cure,

Frr tie speedy agl certain < Intermittent Fever.
o. Cl's ana few l. .sattgut Fever. tuil Fever. Dumb
AErc P.rb.1i.-3l hrlGtrha or bilious Hrtaagt" and Bill
Frv-- in Ice D. for the whole class %! i>S~ "riS
mating ga hillary arrangement. caused 10y tIe n tlaFia oil
mgs;lIIiiC cuuHtr,es.
T- rrgn.ly has rarely sailed TO the seyerest cases
e Clls AMI Fever All il has thi- sr,st advantage" over
other medic ines that % -Gulu- the compliant VIII
out injury the patient. II contains quinne or elmer
rletor, suI-taE.c. does IL produce eH.-t or any
fi,i,. III - N, I,.y,r. Ssiu. brother. Of the army
AMI y.> ivy Z and YOU will endorse these assertions
PREPARED by Dr. =. C AVER Co, Lowell. M'--- ana
sold ~ v. l.. GIB>ON, and all the Drug - re, III fta"h
: pOSILETTW ATE Ia sale: FLEMING & BEN
NETT Nltrsas by dealers in medicines e'erywheIe-
ir,Ie 'Ct-2n
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To PRESERVE ICE-Put it in a deep jag,
cover it with plate, place the vessel on a
pillow stuffed with feathers, and cover the
top with another carefully, thus excluding
the external air. Feathers are well known
bad conductors Of heat and consequently the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-30

Henry, ILL.-The Henry Courier and Mar
shall Cour ty 7tlcg aph have been merged
into one paper, under the name of the Mar
shall Cou nty Republican, The paper has
been enlarged to s columns to the page. and
is now published by Burdick, Burt Il Wood
ward. Politics rad. alb. From its local
columns, which are we'll got up, we learn that
Geo. Schn elder, keeper Of a beer garden near
Henry, on Monday night shot his wife, but
not fatally and is in Jail for it; also that Our
old townsr nan w. W. Lowe, who seems to be
doing business now at or near Henry, had his
hand fearfully lacerated recently by corn.
shelter.
CANAL From Peru TO Rock IsLAND-Tho
Princeton Democrat of the 18th says of this
enterprise
Messrs. Stevens, of Bureau, Bittenbanner,
of Rock Island, and Allen, of Henry, Com.
mittec On Survey of the La Sail. and Missis-
sippi and Rock River Valley Canal, have
secured the services of VIM. A. Gooding,
chief engineer on the Illinois and Michigan
canal, and propose TO proceed at once to the
survey and location of the proposed work.
The promptness and energy displayed by the
friends Of this Improvement show that all
that can be done will be, preparatory to the
action of the next Legislature. 1t point to
the early commencement of this important
woik. \ letter from the Chairman of the
Survey Committee, just received, shows tina,
the corps of engineers commenced their
survey on tie 18th.
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man named Edward Tabler, living near
ADVISABLE timber, Grundy county, the Grun>
dy Herald says, was killed on Tuesday last
by being kicked by vicious mule.
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JONATHAN w. MASSEY, formerly resident
of the town of Nanlius, in this county, and
for the last six years. of Morris, died at Mor>
ris On Saturday morning of last week. He
was buried with Masonic honors.
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At SPECIAL election in Massac county, on
TIE 2lst, the Democrats we're successful BY
400 ma ority. At the election last fail the
Republicans carried the county by G75 ma
jori:y. Egypt !. coming around.
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sVa.On shop to Lease.

NOR from to years is - by 81 feet two stories is
IL feet high, paint shop above Situated on Walnut
and South street.-the oldest stand in town. Blacksmith
sop anioin % ly 81 Good chance to do good
business Rent light. Would suit two good men To take
it, there is plenty of work. Full particulars by writing
WIN. WERrS, Wenona, Ill.
Avs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply to the Hi
~ rois Mississippi Telegraph Company for new GER
tfi % in thlt Co, To he issued me
lien of certificate No five hundred On nipety>N 800,
which IS l. st destroyed. BENZ. CONNEL.I-
Junc IL
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4 BOUT n, jih Of Juns note FIR 81 100, given Niv
~ 2sI l>sS Nv John = Rel and prN able 10 Mr. r
Morrill, due March 5et. lS7 70 persons are cautioned
against LuyIu. sail note. ANY person Autn- si note
and returning tA- Bookstore Q! Osnan HaFcrn'n
viii be !i:IIIy rewarded jIu- S3..l-iws
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NOTICE 80 Ess-ELDEEs&.

A.EiLEp proposals ;,r buil3uE two houses tlg the
= t'" engines Of T." city 4 ortawt VIII 'e -s-
c-iyei pGira ~ the ,ils Cl-rs until y O'Clock S.
Store d. n. u-.h cuT1p Ter t-i. Plans sri ,.'- .
t.,:-- aid ,i;y clerk office Al Jni- D.
e. - tine disposition Of the City ,lUuFH. Terms tr
building All house, follow. ON quart :ir
pas s,.,e rI-,u c,.l.l-,. o. iii ... th i1it-c-
IN three tgsI u-sl.,,u:s If an three yrl.-
at rate u interest act % rzra= pr -i i-r f1-l
Bill specify That the uiiB- s H, built
70 these terms. Hy order Of Cculiff-..
IL Z. biijSkTR.
Chairman 0f Cl.l. OH Lu-.a Houses.
CITY " Ottawa Jaaa 3D. I>6
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ninety six places on the 4th of July. He is
expected at forty-fve.
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Z {sS's',

VII--IIiIlll ~ III u tl-I.-"7
City u Dt,as, Juu- 81, Is65.-eS
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ESTkS AXlID

INR0 Days Hotel, Ottawa, about the 1st of May last
II dark Brinde Cow, holds high head and has a wild
look has a white str TAX her left flank; horn
little shorter than tn other Was asst East of III
Fox Rive Bridge liberal reward " II paid for in
form ton that will enable me to recover the
Ottawa, June 23 '6j-4w* IL. DAY
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CLASS F.-5.
Bead. Crochet and NetteI Work,
CLASS F.-6.

Sweepstakes.
B.,. AID largest display Of Fancy Work, ) 2 90
end largest display of Plain Work, %
Csxs.rrkE-Mrs L. c. Cook. Mrs. o. c. Gray, Mrs ".
Bushnell
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ice is melted from preserving. DR.. Schwarz
says, that, in this manner, he ha. preserved
six lbs. of ice for eight days
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Table nj Dairy Salt. Soaps. Stonewnre Wooden and
Willow Ware, Picked PORK, Sugar Cured Hams. Shout
der<, Bacon, Lard, Dried Beef Butter. Egg &C. &c.
A .ui stock # Mackcr l. White Fish, Trout, Herring
AMI other salt and dried fish Also fresh Lake Fish con-
stautly and. In short stock Il cbnpr'e' our
goods of the i quality, and will be sold at Low Prices.
Good, delivered in all part, of the city.
", paw cash f r Butter Eggs Poultry. Lard "n1 o'ler
olnce at our Ia,king ce lar under st National Bank,
where civ customer, arc sure get choice DAIRY Butter
for table use. AZ aNh''Lh'
Main street Of First National Bank OTTAWA III
june % 6
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CLASS E.-3.

CLASS E.-3.
Fruits.
Test 20 varieties Apples. true TO name and
worthy Of cultivation. 90
& varieties Summer Arpics, Oo
varieties Fall Apples. CO
10 varieties Winter Apples, 90
and greatest display of native Grapes. 20
three varieties Of native Grapes.
CsNxIrIaE-Ira Howe Elmer Baldwin, Timothy JOHNS.
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NEW EIEAseS,;.

MUSIC MUSICl. MUSIC.,.
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MONEY TO E.O.NE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

TsIIIoSE wishing borrow money from to five
years time with fai scctrty will please enquire OF
z. A SHERWOOD
NAV 25 '66-tf Exchange Bank.
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FOR S27.E.


A house AND lot we'll s.ateI, viii be sill ,h,ap.
"A Enquire Of \ T. >hI III.
iurc
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TUNING 3 REPAIRING Musical INSTRUMENTS
,r-..r-t, -.f.,.E..f =

A,o -.7: for some r. t- y,-y hest P.sEo aad Organ
u tu-a-t.rla~ Instruments soil ~ 'l-rt p-=-
NAV lrit OF J. -. b9V , j. 80 i--.t- Hat store.
SC Rg-li-I1e - G. " Iuttl-'=, opposite Barton g
Cook June JEfi-lv-
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CLASS FL.
IIoAyen EooIe
Manufactured by Exhibitor
CLASS F..
Linen and Cotton.

CsnAIrrrf-Mrs David Green, Mrs stsPhsn Patterson,
Hrs, J. W. Armstrong
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I YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS!
lie GREAT FEuALE REMEDY FOR
/. RLGUIAiI les.

These Drop are a SCIENTIFICALLY compounded fluid
preparations, and better than anv Pills. Powders or
Nustrums. Being liguid. their action is direct aud
positive, rendering them u reliable, speedy and
certain specific for the cure of all Instructions and
supprcssions Of nature. Their popularity is indi-
Gated by the fact thai over 100. 900 bottles are an
nually Sold and consumed by the Ladies' OF the
United States. every one Of whom speaks in the
stron est terms OF praise of their great mcrit,0
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy. and are considered hv all who
know aught of them. as the surcSt, safest. and
:"ost iutalliblc preparation in the world. for tic
cure II al female complaints, the removal Of all
instructions of mature and the promotion OF health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions stat
ing when thev may he used, and explaining when
anil why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to nature
chosen laws. will be found carefully iollcl aiound
each battle, with the written signature of John l..
Lyon. Witltu which none are genuine.
Prepared toy DIR. JOHN l.. LYON. 19j Chapel
Street. New lltvcu. Conn, who cau Ice consulted
either personally, or bv mail, enclosing ,tamp,)
concerning all pri,a:c diseases and female weak
ncsscs.
Sod by Druggists everywhere. Price 41.jC.
C.. G. CLARK & CO..
33;iy Gcul Agents for L. 5. and Canada.
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rection of Mr.. d. G. Pierce, as Train
Master, while in the depot and yard at
Rutland. lie will direct as TO the track
they shall stand upon, and attend TO the
Switching of the same. Also see that the
train is properly manned with trainmen,
and that the cars are properly cleaned
Engineers and brakcmcn will be gov
lcrned by his instructions as to position
E,nd switching.
The signal bell will ring three minutes
previous to tue time of leavihg-at the
exp .ration of which he will distinctly an
nuunce the readiness and destination OF
the train, when conductors will assume
Il cir control.
lie will as, keep n correct statement
of the arrival and departure of the several
passenger trains, returning the same
monthly TO the Master of Transportation.
Passenger Conductors, whose trains are
out of time, will telegraph him at Rut-
land, when lie will, by telegraph, facilitate
so far us possible, their expeditions move
mcnt.
As Train Master he will also have a
general supervision of the rooms in the
depot, requiring them TO be kept clean
and tidy. and that they are occupied iul
the best accommodation Of the travel Ing
public.
GEORGE 4. MERRILL,
superintendent.
RutI,nd March 9Th. lSf6.
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STATE OF vERMONT.-Dislrict Of

Tie Probate Court for The District Of .Addi.o:.
i"Tn persons in'c;eSted' Croctinr:
William i. Cu,hlniu. Guardian nf Martha ~,
Spooncr, William G. Spooncr and r,st,nan
Spooner. minor Children Of Vim. G.. Snoorrr l.,
ceased, has m'de his application. IN within. l.,
sad court. reprcscniiig that 1t should be cond c.ya
to the interests Of his sail ward. To s.iI sl 49,
said wards real rstatc in Riptou, being an undivii-
ed interest In a homestead, for the puryoso OF pu,.
ing the proceeds Of such -aio n interest. nr ;j,n-t.
ing it IN other real estate; art IRA ring tor ice "a,
aforesaid.
I~her"torr' YOU are hereby notified 10 appear g..
fore said Probate Court. Mt the p.oLa,e OTrc :,
,Nii Miillebury, in sal District, az Mondnv. tL,
"a day Of April ncXt, q. II. 1866 ut ten o'clrct
in the forenoon. tn show cause, If any ,t,, bo,,.
why said license Should not lie granted.
Hstei at Siiddleltlrr. i" saiI district, iii, ION
dav Of March, A.. Il. 1865.
11;jw JED. ). BUSHNELL. Pcri ter
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CTATE OF NERMONT-Dis;r;ct or

The Probate Court for tho Di,.,ic, re ili;.o.
To all persons interested in Tho estate ,rS,v-,,
d. N%oicorr, late oi Grown Point, y. y. decea,ct
Whereas. Ariel Wclcott and Homer n. Wr;yL
administrators Of the cstate Of Ssu.ui b. Wolcot
deceased, have presented their peiitinn in v.ri,;,
-rcprcsenting that in cor sequence or IL 9 heirs u
said deceased residing tut Of the State. il i. for
their interest that all the real and personal estat,
OF said deceased should be sold under a i en,e of
SAID court, and therefore pray that a license ma
be granted them to sell tie same.
Il Is Ordered that said petition be learl AZ , CO .
sion q this court, to he held at tire + ona,e Office
in Mi idlebuiy Y. on THURSDAY. the 10Th d,v 81
March inst. Uaj"l at ten o'clock in tho forenoon
at which time YOU will appear and make WIN Oh.
lection, ii any you NAV have, vhy said lir,,sc
SHOULD not be granted.
Dt'c1 a, said MildlcIury, tits LIT day tf M7rcl,
4. y 1876. '
5O,iw JED. g.. BUSHNELL. Per;s-,-
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.-lhe subscriber
will be at the Addison House, Mildicbury,
MonIay, Tuesday, and Wednesday, March
26, p, and %, and at Stevens Hotel,
Vcrgcnncs, Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday, March %, 80, AMI 81 Persons
having A%mbrotypes, Dasuerrcotypcs or
Photographs they wish to get copied are
invited to call. Pictures which were or
dcred during his last visit will be ready
for delivery at that lime.
A. +. STYLES.
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'WFV
Rutland, March eth, 1876.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


The largest Sabbath School Of the
Congregational denomination in New
England is that of the Bcrkley st. church
in Boston, which has 1446 members.
Winthrop church, in Charlcstown, Mass,
has 81 members, and the South Parish
church OF Augusta. Me-, SIP. Only il
churches in New England report Sabbath
Schools numbering over 500.
REvIVALs-Ncvcr in the history OF
East T,nncssce has n greater interest been
manifested by her citizens on the sui ,lcct
of religion, religions REVEALS being in
progress all over the land, and hun lrcds
are being added to various denominations
of the Christian church.
The revival interest still continues in
Cinciunuti. the several churches holding
meetings every c~v,n,ng during the week.
The new Congregational church at
Burlington was dedicated ON Tuesday of
last week. the Rev. DR.. kltk of Boston,
prca hing the sermon. 1t is II handsome
and comuodi III, bull linz.
Rev. 4 IL. Archibald, late Of Mt. IIol-
Y, has accepted il call from the baptist
church in Bristol. to become their pastor.
Personal corrc>pOn Tents, an those having
business with him a, Corresponding Sec
rotary Of the Vermont Baptist Convention
are requested to direct to him at Bristol.
There is an increasing religious interest
in the Baptist Church in WinEor, OF
which Rev. :. X. Dexter is pastor. II
have been converted. and others are anx.
ou,ly inquirng what lie! must do to be
saved. Meetings are held through the
week
The American Home Missionary So
cicty acknowledges, for the month Of Jan
uary, from Vermont the sum Of Sl9j, 90 ;
S3S,92 from the third Congregational
church Of Burlington, AMI $1j7 from the
Sabbath School of the Congregational
church at West Rutland.
Icrmont contributed to the American
Bible Society during the month of January
$4,000. The whole amount of the
receipts of the American Bible Society
for the month Of January were S73,5ii,-
Il.
The next annual session oftlic Vermont
Methodist Conference is to be holden in
Montpelier, April 9th. Bishop Simpson
will preside.
The longest pastoratc among the Con
grcgational ministry of Vermont is that
of Jacob 5. Clark of Morgan, which has
continued more than thirty-nine years,
but is now only nominal. Only three
others can date back II quarter Of a cen
tury.
Rev. T. i Dean was ordained and
installed pastor of the Unitarian Church
in West 8lidgewater on Wednesday las.
Sermon by Rev. James f. Clark, d. ID.
Rev. S. z. Root, late chaplain of the
9th Michigan Infantry Veterans, has ac-
ceptcd Il call 10 settle with the First Free
Will Baptist Church in North Tunbridge,