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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15

The several tracts are disp05ed,cf at the low
est cash valuation, IN subdivisions 9f forty,
eighty and leG acres. Each subdivision consti-
tutes prize, and each
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15

Being the same purchased in 1857 by ". H.
Gordon and r. " McGavock, ut n sale made
under. decree ci the Chaucery Court az
J0nesho~3.
This DrgD erty contains
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15
CHANCES ORALL.
FARMS FOR THE MILLION,

There iJ not in this scheme an acre Of swamp
or Wild Land each Farm is part or the whole
Of a cultivated Plantation each traet Il on CT
within few miles Of a railwas- either on The
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Mobile and Ohio,
Meridian and yicIEsbUTg, or
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15
THTRsDAY. sEPTEMRER Ia. b.
The Ba8hong Iron Works Place,

A large body Of Land lying about two miles
from Bristol. sullivan county, Tounessea, en-
Beaver and Cedar Creeks known rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE.


Where's, heretofore, to>wit: On the 26th
day Of February. A. d. 1853, William Fall
Ian, and Mary Fallan. his wife. executed to
me, 40 Trustee, . certvin deed Of trust Of
that date, thereby conveying to me the fol-
lowing real estate, lying In Scott county,
State Of Iowa, to-wit: Lot number seven
CD in block number three (8) in Mslntosh's
second (2d) addition TO the City Of Daveo>
port, TO secure the payment to one Samuel
y Young Of two certain promissory notes,
Of the said William Fallan, Of said date. one
for SIS. 90, payable TO 10 the order Of said
Young, elk CO. months after tho date there>
Of. and the other for $685.. 90, payable 10 the
order Of said Young, one year alter the date
thereof, both Of said notes bearing interest
after maturity q the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum. And, whereas. said promissory
notes arc wholly uupaid, nov, Therefore, At
the request Of the present owner Of said
notes, hereby give this public notice. that
Is provided may be done BY the terms Of
said deed Of trust, shall, on Tuesday the
2lst day Of May, A. D. 1867, at the hour Of
two O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said dag, ct the door
Of the Court House 10 the city Of Davsn.
port, State Of Iowa, proceed to sell said real
estate. or 30 much thereof, % snail BE- uec>
essory therefor, to pay said notes aud costs
Of this sale. DAVID s. TRUE,
Trustee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

As the forms Of disease for which prescribe the
Compound have their origin In the blood. Let the
sufferer remember that no merely outward appllance
will anord him permanent relief because Il cannot
reach the CAUSE The Compound. ceiNa lNfo fns
BLoop,-THE CITADEL OF THE DlSEASE,-dfives
II from its strong hold, and the victim is relieved
CURE WARRANTED
BURNHAN 4 VAN SCHAACx,
Wholesale Druggises. - Lake 81, Chicago.
Dh0-dGm Agents for the Northwest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08


warning, searching and efec i've can be taken by the
oldist person or Youngest child.
Hyou have Cold. II ever slight, do not fail to
give the Bssam trial. the very low price nj which
tssch brirss 10 the reach Of every one that they
may always keep II convenient for use.
The timely Of IS cent bottle will ofteu prove
II TO be worth one hundred times Its cost.
d& w1y. Sold nv Ill druggists.
RCCKEL HENDuL. Psop'rp, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
GnlAN1 AN. son 4 CO..
RANKERS.

~ Exchange Place. Now York.
Eeuecial attention devoted to Western business.
W- Speculative A counts declined.
wEurmn RxrEnkNcn:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, III.
City National Bank, :.
Merchants National Bank, 0alena, III.
Merchapts' National Bank, Davenport. Iowa.
National State Bank. Of Dee Mosues. Iowa.
State National Bank, keokuk, Iowa
State Bank Of Iowa ard Branches.
State Savings Association, st. Louis, No.
II. Lonis Building and Saving Association. 81. Louie
Fret National Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
Jehcreonvle, Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville. Ky.
ucrch ante Bank OF Lpuisyille. - +" Oct3od1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
STATE ITEMS.

The NcGregor Ne.rs says that . young
man named McClosland, living near that
city, went out hunting few days seo. snd
that nclimbing . fence his gun was dis>
charged. the full contents lodging IN his
neck-kil'ing him, o. course, although the
Nescs don't ssy so.
The va!uatisa Of the real and personal
property within the present crampsd limits
Of The town Of Abba, as shown BY the a.
easements, is about 100000. The Union
says that town propsrty-outsids Of the
corporation but really belonging to twill
swell this valuation to 10000
The Delaware county Union tells Of an
slopemsnt case in Manchester. Allen
Brownslrs wife went East last winter on =
visit. Hss husband vas "lost without her"
and found himself only when in the arms
Of Mrs. Fog, end with her became more
intimate than the Deealogns permits. The
wife short time ago returned, but absence
In this instance il 10 no ether-had icon
qusred love-" asd Mrs. Fog had taken Mrs..
Brswnel.'s place, and the consequence was
that Mr.. Brownell eloped with her and left
his wife in such utter want that the neigh
bors had to take care Of her.
The Marshall county Ledger, from which
We CLEAN, mentionsa remarkable coincidence
which has recently come under its observa
ton: Mr.. Hockett, who rssidcs in Marshall
county, has lived in Iowa about thirty yesrsA
His. was about the first family to enter the
reservation. The first summer he spent
here. some thirty years ago, he dnsd of
haunch Of vsniscn. given him BY hsspita-
BILE Indian called Tuckerman. or Big Hunt>
Or. The other day Mr.. Hockett had the sat.
isfaction Of seeing Big Hunter, and giving
him square meal" for his venison feed Of
thirty years ago. They recognized each
other, Though both have grown gray since
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
BOSTON,.


The Cirage Francais, or French Dles-
sing, for Ladies' h Childrcn 3 Bo0ts and shoes sha
have become red rusty. and rough by wearing and
are restored to perfect and black with -
much lustfe when new leaving the leather so and
pable; and what eatmportsnce 70 the Iadesit
WILL NOT htB OFF VIXEN WET, TIVE OKr1Te
Travelling Bags. I'runlxs. Carriage
Tops and fine Harnesses. are made 10 look
Coon NKw.
Ladies' and Children dress their own boots with.
ont soiling their hAnds. Try one bottle and Won ri
never be without a supply oft In the house.
AK your shoe dealer for II.
y +. BROWN CO, Proprietops, Manufacturers
sf Blackings and Dressings OF all kinds leather
Office, ll4n MIX street. Boston oct3l-dly
For sale by PARKS Il HOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MADAME ZADOC PORTER

The CCMarrv1 BAlsAn
10 Warranted, 10 used ac-
csrtine TO Directions, b
Cure 10 oil cases, Coughs.
Coda, Croup. whoopine
Cough. Asthma. and all
affections oftheThroai and
Lungs.
M0AAme Zadoc Postes's
Balsarn IL . purely Neget-
able ERpectorsnt, rrcpss-
cd with great care and SCI
entihc skill. from 8 combi-
nation NJ the hes. remedies
the vegetable kingdom al.
forda
its remedial qualities arc
based on ito powerto assist
the honAthy and vigus0oe
circulation of the Blood
through the LanaS.
Il ooliseae the muscles
- q eseieeNehe skta 10 pess
form the duties Of seguls
ting the heat Of the system,
and ID gently throwing a
the wsste substance from
the surface Of the body.
IL looseas tAs phlegm, -
daeee free spittiagyasd viii
be found very agSeeable 70
the tsste II IL nst a vio-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
ROUND HILL
WATER cure AND HoTEI

4 Noethomplon. Mass. contisues TO be favorite
rseost Of invslids, and Of families and Others essk.
ting relaxation and pleasure. Il 4 delightfully."- situs-
ted amid the mountain scenery, and partially sur
rounded bv forty acres Of forest park, while the views
nom the extended vsrandahs ars worth journey to
TAs success Of II. HALsTKD. II. D., The prspr,eeor
ed peincipa physician, II the cure Of uo0aas Oh.
easss. = llkneWn. Pr the successfal trsas1ent
Of various ether ehrs.ie complaints ~ hound Hill,
This much L true: Dr. Hasted has great success in
As psacos esd his Institution il widely resortsd 70.
His .secess Il is treatment Of disease ID ssdispss.
aou.. Hns.-we freely. and with ~ s.aaa.e.s
1900 : q s.eivsiisa "a - rsy..,
ys,s sA1fSs s:, e. s;:a :o:
dsliShssl drives n ~ vtenify. end ~ noesl we
keUi cpnlainlng esefy occon0ooAsioA f0e geeso -
veil ior thsr eoaosrtas aoussmsnt.-tN. 0. Picay-
sss' 10 PHYSICIANS AND LADIES. =
m. HAIsTHD, IN the csusss = thirty .yssrs psae.
- - besa enabled 70 6lsesyer tAe sdapeatisa q
certain chemical. sgsa 49, e = nssssny T,ss
slse dieeaosd coaAl1ions ana 4otespo1Aicaliy I'D
vtssising thsn iato hsalthy 80 vlgosous salion
S,ss : $50, ss ssss "a 80 s =:
2:sorp.sHi. ts:stnsss ~: q 49, 49, =
ns:a =, e s, rs:s 1 81; 49,. = =:
refined . vie wfiSsoeA a. tlsf cueSsc1nsn. n
Profession en- have ~ the syidsnee ~ deslse Dr.
Halsted, Of the Round Hin Water Cufe, n Northamp.
i0e, Nsss. cordially invites physieisns 70 cal ad
teSG tis practice and witaess its results. crcnlsr
cent free applicatiOa giving Information q ~,
system, and Of the Turkish, Chemical. s.a c cSis
baths in NE there. particularly comsndsd to tne,.
notics The WsterCurs b eps6 water .s n, c,, ~
The most speedy rec0veries, ere msoe !" w
winter mOnthe.-[N. Y. lDdepeudenL
TO INVALID 0kN1LkA'
TAs Motorpathic treetmens. ~ ssSes by lew 90.
sssr vsSssss ed dissas.,.sass
~ u nSaeMs. This freshness 10 a apeaal nsgit
00oes - .n 49, iasidioas aAd dangerous discs.
2 cSsnesadens spos inpartiss II ne blood, and q
ecfoMms - 6sbilleating dseans, 49, Of memory,
9ssS.ssis. 6suechits, lives conplalnt snsnnasl19.
0PscST ~ ouceoes y uapef1neood. A14loee b.
rxiSTIt, \: D.. Round Hu Wassf-Csss. Ncssh-
80. 1aDsl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

Kiagstsa P. O.. Nssksn Co.. Niln..'l
April7. 'H.
Nh. Jonx BvLt-Dear Sir: moved from
Kentucky 70 this place. The stores bod
your Worn Destroyer for sale. They ese great
" needed here il Minnesota. 4 trial Is all that
IL aseded 70 give then reputation. We can't
do without them, Do senN se0e out this way
Yours, sincerely.
d. u, AnaOv0OD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
JOS. HALE, IT.,
Of Hale b Co. Real Estate and Patent Agents,
Lombard Block

CnIcAso, August 18th, 1866.
On. GARDINER, Prop's Gardeners Rheumatic Neu-
9algic Compound: Dear Sir
with great pleasure that testify to the merite
OF Your valuable medicine Having been aflieted
great annoyance well Suffering md after trying
almost every remedy that could BE- obtained, friend
induced me 10 try pour Compound, and am happy
to eay that one bottle cured me, and heartily
dorse all that h been said In ts favor, and earnest
~ recommend trial by every suffering from Ncu
rasia or Rheumatism. WIN. s. HOPKINS,
firm Merrill q Hopkins. ~ Lake ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

CnloAoO, Oct. =, 1876.
H. r. Gardiner, Eco. Dear Sif-
Il Is not often that am led to say aught in
iavor Of Patent Medicines, bat sase IN my own fan
lily having been cured In Q remarkable manner b.
your Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound, am In
duced 70 o6sr yOu a few words VI encOuFagnent,
Some months since my wife had ayesy severe attach
Of Dipthesia which left her partially DaraliseA and
with acute Neuralgia In her head, face and breast-
Having heard repeatedly Of wonderful cures amon9
her friends resulting from the use Of ''0asdinesS
Rheumatic Neusalgic Compound" che We iAdac
ed to give its TRIAL Strange to cay beS0re ne bed
appeared and 1t has not returned. l recommeod the
Compound without hesitation, to al persons troubled
value. = we'll as he iscs that yc.r rspu
tation 70 ssclent guarantee Of he genuineness Of
The Compound prepared By you. Macy eostly doc
tore bill may be avoided By The Of your medi-
clnes. Respectfully Your,
JOS. HALE, Ja.,
OF Hale q Co Real Estate and Patent AGENTS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
GEyEsEo, Henry Co.. ILL.,, May 4e, 1866.

GEyEsEo Henry Co.. ILL.,, May 4e, isCG.
Ii. II. GARpINER.-Sir-
can now make a more full report Of my wife's
case. The two physicians had called in having fall
cd to cure her she thea began to take the medicine
you sent her, and after bote she began TO have
better appetite and to improve otherwise. Her swell
ngs have gone down and che has quite hearty.
wish ron would send ooc dozen bottles to me 10
soon ms convenient will remit amount
Truly you're. JIM RUSSELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
Parents. Read this important letter.
YOU ARE INrRRe sfRp IN lrs OoHrgNrs

Middlsiown. laA., April 20, IS.
Mr.. y. L. Duplan writes: I do net know
that Bull's Worm Destroyer needs any more
Recommendations than IL hes already sltained
by it, own merits. but will state thst my little
tasksd last fall and wisssr with light shills. fol-
fews1 BY very high fever. thsewisg hin into
spesas. or moro properly o., lasting fFsm half
~ hsnr to oAs aaa hall hesss; Of H. sane
tine The child has very sasoag syoptsoe q
werms Ny physieisa--ese q Che eess , e this a
part Of the country exhausted al his ekiIl and
the Aateria Medica TO sxpel the worms. sa6 e.
tirely failed y bring any. though Jshn
Bull could Do Il. and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes, in triple dosss nlght - mora.
leg. with happy results. The child has act he'd
spasm for over three months, and istesA q
the bloated mass that he was. he ID BOW well
and hearty. "John Bull did IT,"
Yours Truly,
N. L. DupIIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

knoumaS1C = Ne01oJglC Co0p o00G
THE RHEUMATIC = NEURALGIC COMPOUND.
EIFTEEN years ago Capt, L: p. Copeland vas eon-
$ xS. q hsls asas s ~ sn:
his Ola complaint, Rhsanatism. while ssGsrisS se-
csnspsei:sd. Who aid could relieve Y q 3.
itOe returned With his nedlcin: end wusis
der Bic sres.nent and Va soon completely cused.-
50 delighted was TIE ''Oid ses Dog" that no puf-
S ss::if us q: ed MI Do e:
: Aiter Capt. Copeland returned to Boston. Capt.
0ssdinse bought number Of bodies Of tbs article,
i so os !. & e .
chsnt ship to London took the article with hin, and
.old 4 6os eninea bottle tattrested attention =
bic brother Charles r. Gsrdinef, Eco. 10 purchase
Of Capt Copeland the right TO make and es ~ arti-
slein England the West India lslands ana Australia:
the notice q the purchase lfom Capt: CoPe.d i'm
mediately formed aco-p:rther.hip with Nj. Watson.
Of sss., q G ,n
don, ere introducingthe Compound with great
all over Europe.
nectisn with his brother Chas. r. asfdines, purchas-
ed from Capt: Copeland. he hsirs "a suecsssoss,
the whole right 70 the arteie with The intentios to
its wonderful healing properties. Il be- proved Q
most valuable medicine to al Who have nd is.
Mr.. c. +. Gardiner Immediately eseahllehed q large
manufacury laboratory fer the peoduction Of the
article and since 1869 hes devoted hts time 70 the In
PRODUCTION and sale OF GAnulNkns RmnUmA1Io AMD
NEuaALalc C0nrOUND. We shoAh add that the ar
ticle II entirely vegetable oss, beng co0poeed Of
roots and herbe the most important Of which grows
wild In England, from whence II 10 imported BY the
Propretor-Mr Henry X, Gardiner.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18th. 1885,
Mn. y: r. 0AnDINER Proprietor GARDENERS Rheu.
matte Neuralgia Compound:
Sir-Having been aflicted with the Neuralgia In my
face for elk months friend induced ne 90 try your
only relief, and recommend Il TO ali who are troub
led with tho Neuralgia
Yours Respectfully, 4. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison Dearborn Ets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
Bulls sarsaparilla.
A liood Reason for the Capeain's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AMI TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30, .'66,
On, JOHx BuLL--Dear Sir Knowing ne e.
6ciency of your Ssrsaparills, and the 'h.aling
and benifcisl qualities It possesses. seri you
the following statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago-vss to.
ken prisoner and confcd for sixteen moth
Being moved SO often that my woueds hare not
healed yet, have not eat up mensot sises !
was wounded, an shot through ths aips.--
My general health is impaired. and meet some.
thise to assist nature, l have more nth in
your Sarsapsrills than il any thing ste, l
wish that that 10 gsnuias, Please ts1pess me
Carr. U. r. Joaxsoa. g. keuis Ne.
p, S,-Ths following was written April 30,
1855, BY Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother q Capt.
Johnson:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

BULLS WORN DESTROYER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

Hooxsxr1, n. H.. Mare1f9l, lees.
Nsssrs. r. L. WALLACE : Co.: 0ense-.A
e,;esd advised me to try your prepsfsaisa, ~
s;.s vhet coed effect L had on him. = 1see
is.ehsd q The idea, but esassnted 70 The tRiol.
az pleeeed with il. lhave tasted il thosough-
1, L he's restored my hair and whiakses %
heir natural color, and keeps then -. eem-
"eAe W. r, FAnnBa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
sUCOSTARsS"
PECTOnA4
COUGH REMEDY.

Oeoup. Whsopioa CsoeA, 1sAasnsa. Asthms,
Oeoes1oaiDs, nUooohtaI A0essioss, sad I'll Dls-
seoee lShs Th0oo1 - Lsaes.
g1s1Alse. = -, - 49,. end d sssss.
~ - SnNrY 4. COSTAR. DsSss 80
- m - Hsssisos Z Ssesks j. 3: 5slloed
~ AAeeeeaos Cersshss. Dsvseooss. IeWe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

IuDAoU0Da'o OUyD0Us
MAxcnnsssa, March ~, 1865.
Mssees, =. L. WALtACs 8 Oo-l a. wsee -.
..sia1ei With several u The lssding eltiseos =
IN city Who have used your Hair nsseee1etve
n seefcst eatisfastioa. I have alse ~ = ~
M - - ehssrfally seeomDea4 u - bsseg
- bsse articic in market.
City Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

regarding any Injunction they had granted nut LOT ot
abandOnng thcir posts, and wholly ccasihg 10 aoS ue
Trru of that Court notwithstanding ms boid lh van
irccd that Court to convene General Term 10 near ana
decide the question. - a.. ,,.. IT,. ,,o;,+i,,,. ID.
General Term regarded ny IL as suIciSnI 10 OH l
deemed sufficient by the Governor OF the state TO make
his duty TO appoint @ Ts1 Inc like results In
duence of h,s action decision has been had upon the
constitutOnay Of the statute and IT s now very seheI
der. ,--,. ,.e.o.,n
known there has been manifested general disposition
10 conform the law, and rowdysm and drunkenness
have largely decreased The Board of the opinion that
fair observance OF the provisions of this act will result
in diminishing scenes OF violence and the number OF
offenses i'm promoting ORDER and adding to the security
of life and property by restraining the influences which
impcr both and by securing at least an exterior de-
cency in public streets after midnight ana PdIlcu
larly upon the Sabbath.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
EXCISE

PIRsI ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COAMlssloSEES.
THE TRIBUNE Of The eth inst. contained exclusive
Nv abstract Of the receipts and expenditures Of the
Excise Commissioners Of fbe Metropolitan Dsrc from
ehe organization of the Board 10 March The report of
Ahe Commissioners 70 the Legislature contains, In add
sion that balsnce-sheet, review OF The njunctons
grated last year against the Board aud The subsequent
legal proceedings
( There were granted against the operations of tns
Board during last summer less Than s5i njunctons
by the following Judges: Judge Cardoza OF hs Common
Pleas 7O4 Brady OF the Common Peas lN MCuhh "l
the Superior Court. a. An Application was made y ne
uesng the early session OF General tenn OF that Court
1or the hearing Of these appeals but tue board Wa a
aOrined That all The Judges wo0d mol concur m sppGul
eng such term The report details he legal dihcues
Dnder which the Board sbofed and me Dual decisions
emder Wbieh the law was again nfoIced Aief review.
1ng the action Of both the lower Courts aud tic Court OF
Appeals, the Report saysa
Tbs Board deemed i their duty 10 obey iht inunctOns
which were issued. aud did fully and uuquaincdy.
his Board entertained great respect or the Court from
which the OF these !niuneions were issued and
&reated the learned Court aud all Of with the
Difference aud courtesy due fI0m every citizen ell
frbnuas charged the Of Ihs a VS. OF
fhe state. But this BOad also deemed % their duy 20
Ase every reasonable diligence 10 procure with the least
last resort That decision. which conformity with
Esmonstrated .bst this Board was Ilsht aud that tbs
searped COu! % to SIsu ts avn nv va " ".H nave
SfSe sfSeuISs y ne s; 81 ~ sg z
common Pleas. by the supreme Court. and 10y the
Of Appeals az The earliest day pScucaoe Tbs Board
committed the ~ holding The Ia" wholly
constitutional and void, wac The one o decide last m the
that Ia the Deantne, and IS necessary come ueure all
Jbe inluncOht u had granted were continued m ioroe,
and the law daily violated with unpuUiiy.
Jbis BOafd W"nd not ba'" deemed u doe tn Them.
selves OF to the public, whose Interests have been
W The hafn'd t"t or thr '.en decision, u t1ey had
~! lfstf9 ~ g"l'F ~ fsWbI: iYA 45bi9j bH W w
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
yEU.YoRK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDEGs-REUEION OF MINIS
TIERS.
Yesterday morning at o'clock the members OF the
Methodist Episcopal Conference again assembled for the
transaction OF business After prayer by the Rev. W. H.
Smith the subject respecting the locality for holding the
next Conference discussed. IL gave rise 10 cOnsd-
erahle debate, when Harlem was finally selected Inc
Rev A. H. Ferguson Of tho Rhinebeck District reported
ON the eleventh question appcrainng 20 the character OF
the preachers which satisfactorily passed super
animated relation granted TO the Rev Dr Wardle
preachers The Rev. DR. DuTbin Secretary OF the MIS-
sonary Society said the deficiency IN expenditures Of
Home and FOrcgnMssions would amount to nearly $1,000
The Rev Mr. Walden Of opinion that the Church
Extension and Freedmens Aid Society should receive
more substantial support the c0lOed people showed
greater preference f0F the Methodist Church than any
other Addresses were made by the Rev Messrs. Rcll
ardsou and J. b. Wakeley. The laStnamed gentleman
offered the following resolutions ..,.., n,
Roref tbeI
Marvin Richardson Patriarch o h Conference, has n se 70
for the wos oi counsel be has ont
and thew invoke the blessing of;h great Head Of he Church 70 m WIN
lin In the evening that bis M on earth may De s
heart and ch God the strength Of my heart and my po'
tion forever" - -.--.- , A.. W.,
leyan Conference of Canada, preached sermon At INC
same tine reunion Of Methodist Ministers was hed at
the Ladies Union Aid Society in Forty where
there was singing by Mr. Philip Phillips, ana addresses Dy
many distinguished Methodist clergymen