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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Notices Of view Advertisements.


Among the most notable business
changes occurring with the close of the old
ard the beginning of the new year, are
those of Evans, Fife 4 Co., Of this city, and
Evans, Gardiner & Co, of New York, which
firms have been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. In place Of these so we'll known and
reliable, their customers and the general |
public will find the firm of Evans, Fife, |
Porter & Co, in this city, while Evans, |
Gardner & Co. will continue the Wholesale |
drygoods businessin New York. The for
mer may be found at their old stand, Pub
lie Square, with full and choice stock OF
drygoods, clothing, notions, etc, etc. Each
aud all the members Of this firm have been
long connected with the wholesale trade Of
Nashville, and those who have met them
at the counter or the desk, have always
found them liberal, upright and prompt.
They have good stocks, deal justly, and the
merchants Of the country will make
nothing by passing them by.
Many of the old readers of the UNION
AND AMERICAN, before and since the war
will read the card of Horton, MeRoberts g.
Co. with pleasure. The senior member OF
he firm was born iu the suburbs and has
business in the city from his youth
upt to the unnleasantness." He has now
engaged in business for the FIRST time since
1861, and has associated with him gentle
men, who are also we'll known to the pub
lie, all of whom are competent and pune
tual business men. This announcement n
quite sufficient, but We cannot suppress The
ardent wish we feel that their success may
reach their dessrts-which will, we are
sure, be equally advantsg eous 10 the'r
patrons.
The next session of the University Of
the South will open on the 10Th February
next. Under the auspices Of Bishop Qnin-
tard, and the learned and accomplished
Treasurer, Maj. Fairbanks, no institution
in the Union offers superior advantages to
the youth of the land. The atmosphere is
healthy, physically, mentally and morally.
The First National Bank, Depository of
the United States and Fiscal Agent of
Tennessee, announces its card to-day.
The Furteenth Quarterly Statement Of
the Third National Bank shows its affairs
in a most healthy condition.
The Stomach Bitters prepared by R. P,
Jenkins, are winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people" Try them, and
unite your voice with the rest,
See Yeatman, Shields & Co.'s advertise
ment for sales this morning at 10 o'clock,
Attend the auction sale Of a bakery by
T. w. Barnes 4 Co. this morning.
Crunk, Dodson & Co sell drygOods and
and furniture at auction this morning.
Hart & Hensley have seasonable lot Of
mess pork for sale.
The Alpha leaves for Smilhlsnd and
Evansville on Wednesday at 4 p NJ.
The Havana goes TO Cincinnati and in
termediate ports, Wednesday al 4 Pm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

Ri. Rev. c. T. Quintard, Bishop Of this
Diocese, was in Knoxville on Sunday last,
and administered the apostolic rite of con-
firmation TO 4 large number Of persons
The Knoxville Press and Herald says:
The Bishop goes from here to Athens,
where he will confirm a class on Monday
or Tuesday, and will then make tour
through Georgia in aid Of the University
of the South al SeWanee. We are happy
TO learn from him that this young college
is being blessed with great success and that
il will be sustained by thelh urch. There
is an impression abroad that the site of this
college, among the Cumberland noun
tains, is desert, bat we have be Z shown
some magnificent fruit raised there which
would indicate that the desert "biosscms
ike the rose"
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THE EDGEFrELp ELECTION.
Refusal to Grant q certificate.

A%CA10tAA ~ 90 NM - NCAtt1Cot[e
B. J. Sheridan, the Commissioner Of
Registration, has refused to issue the certi-
ficate of election to Judge j. c. Guild,
one of the Aldermen elect Of Edgefeld,
on the ground that he failed to file the
candidates oath previous TO the election,
and r. McClsy, who having received the
highest number of votes on the Radical
ticket, having also failed to file his oath,
it is understood that the Registrar will is
sue a certificate to DIR. Jones, the next
highest candidate on the Radical ticket.
The Registrar, we understand, has also
refused TO grant a certificate TO Harvey
Campbell, pretending to intimate that his
reason therefor, is on account Of Mr..
CampbeiPs disIoyalty during the rebellion.
This is all bosh. Mr.. Campbell was one
of the few outspoken Union men in 1861,
fact well known to everybody in This
community, and Sheridan, no doubt, is
simply attempting to practice little joke
at Mr.. Campbelps expense.
In regard 10 Judge Guilds certificate
admit for the sake Of argument, that the
gentleman failed to comply with the Law
in neglecting to file his oath, what RICH
has the Register 10 withhold that certif
cate? 1t is matter which may be con
tested, and the courts can determine
We suppose, however, the Board as elected
will be judges Of the qualifications of off
GERS and will act as they see proper in tn
matter, without regard 10 Mr.. Sheridan
opinions. The Radical rule in Nashville
for two years past, has convinced mos
everybody that the !" ms" have a decides
advantage, and the Register must not g
back on his own record.
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CHEST AND THROAT.
Testimonials.
FROM GEO. ID. PRENTICR. ESQ.

Editor Of the Louisville Journal.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL Dear Sir: | am sorry
to learn that you contemplate leaving
Louisville at the end of The present week.
/ earnestly wish that your engagements
elsewhere might permit you to remain
here for time longer.
Your sojOurn among US, DR.. Lighthill,
will be long remembered by our people
1t has been blessing to many. You have
treated me and female member Of my
family with great success. YOn seem 10
understand, as by intuition, the character
of a malady and its best remedy. You
have a multitude of patients in this city,
and have not seen or heard Of one to
whom you have held out the promise Of
relief without rendering it. Your entire
practice among us has been brilliant sue
cess, and / cheerlully recommend you TO my
many friends South and the public at
large, as a physician deserving the utmost
confidence
Hoping that you may live long to be a
blessing to additional thousands of the
afflicted, am,
Very truly, yours,
GEo D. PRENTICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

CoRN-The transactions to-day amount
ed 10 l,575 bushels at SOC in ear, SO for
prime white shelled, and g., sacks includ-
Ell, delivered in depot.
RYE-We heard of sales to-day Of 300
bushels from store, on private terms, and
also sale Of $50 bushels inferior at 81 O5.
HAY-We heard to-day Of the sale and
shipment of two car loads of hay to Nc
Minnville at S29 per ton.
PARTNERSHIPS to-day Of 1000 Ii
prime at Coo.
FLoUR-The market steady and firm.
We heard of large shipments to-day.
COTTON YARNs-Which advanced sew
,eral days since to Is, Is and 20, are very
firm, and to keep pace with the price Of
cotton, will doubtless advance agiin in
day or two.
Nine hhds of tobacco were shipped to-
day to New York by James Wheless & Co.
DRIED FRUIT-But little coming in.
Sales to-day of 1000 lbs quarter peaches
at SC, and the same amount Of apples at
z cents.
LARD-Is still advancing. We quote
in tierce; al $50 1S4; in kegs and cans
1Sl@19.
MISS PoRK-We quote at $4,000 so
per Dbl. full weight.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 154c; shout
ders 114c; hams 152@16c.
BACoN.-Clear sides l7@l74e; shOul-
ders 134c; Hart & Hensley's Country
cured' hams 174@1Se.
HoNINY.-Choiee new g. SO and 81 IS
per bbl.
BUCK WHEAT FLoUR-E1tra $l19ll
80 per barrel, bags included.
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ABROAD.
A Tennessee swlndler Pats In an APP
pearancc at Paris.

A Tennessee Swlndler. Pats In an APP |
pearance ut Paris.
Not great while ago number Of good
people out in Rutherford, Williamson and
Giles counties were most egregiously swim
died by an Ingenious confidence man
named Lewis C. CIermont. Fiattered by
his astonishing success as cheatest in the
"uppaved districts" the romantic Clermcnt
extended his "labor of love" to the city,
and it is said gave several Nashville mer-
chsnls gentle touches of the inspiration by
which he easily and gracefully turned dol.
lars out Of the pockets Of others into his
own. While here he also turned his at
tention TO love making, and if he did
not actually succeed in engaging HIM
self TO more than one beautiful young
lady, it was not for the want of proper
effort in that highly romantic direc-
ton. Some Of his rasealiiies coming TO the
surface sooner than he anticipated, was
perhaps a fortunate circumstance for the
ladies he courted and the gentlemen he
swindled. The latter, after the festive
bird had 11wn, placed Detective Barmore
on the chase, but the game was too far
ahead. Mr.. Barmore, however, disliking
TO trust the lovely Clermont too much 10
the mercies of strangers, has written many
letters of Inquiry 10 other places, and sent
broadcast over the land photographs Of
the fleeing bird. Mr.. B. has also opened
correspondence with officers OF the Post
Office Department at Washington, with the
view Of ascertaining if any of Clermonts
letters were returned to that Office. The
detective yesterday received a note from
that Department informing him that let
ter signed Lewis G. Clermont, and dated
Paris, France, had just been intercepted at
Washington. The letter was addressed to
lady in Tennessee, and, it may be sup
posed, contained the gratifying informa.
ton that the writer is well and enjoying
himself amazingly in the French capital.
1t is conjectured, also, that he speaks Of
returning to this part of Tennessee late in
| the spring.
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ThaLecfnre To-NIght.

The public will lose a great deal if they
do not attend the first lecture Of the Rob
ertson Association series, to be delivered
by Rev. DR.. Moore, Of the First Presbyte
rian Church, at Masonic Hall tonight
Tickets for the single lecture, or for the
course, for sale at the book and music
stores. and at the door.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 20's at 745.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday st / discount, and
sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks are un-
changed. Dealers generally are holding at
soc.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
YORK yesterday at Cos for the old and
CO. for the new.
The sales of Southern Slate bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Slst
ult. weIe as follows:
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THE COTTON Markets
Mobile. Jan. 2.

Mobile, jan 2.
Cotton Gales yesterday 700; middlings
243 TO %. Receipts 2,477. Exports 2,5ll.
Sales to-day 1900; closed firm at 243 to
p. Receipts 81.
Savannah, Jan. 2.
Cotton is very firm. Purchasers are re-
stricted by the light stock. Sales 500 at
25. Receipts 1904. Exports, coastwise,
lS5 bales.
Augusta, Ga, Jan. 2.
Cotton quiet, but closed strong, with
sales of 3lS at 244. Holders are asking
25. Receipts 233.
Cincinnati, Jan. =
The market is quiet and prices nearly
nominal in absence Of Liverpool sdVices.
Holders are firm, however, and offerings
are light. We quote Middling uplands,
25c; low middling, 24c to 24lc; good ordi-
nary, 23c to 234c, and ordinary, p to 2244
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
of last evening, there was goodly number
in attendance at Masonic Hall, the Occa-
sion Of a grand concert by this troupe Of
amateurs. The singing was excellent,
and many pieces loudly encored. J. G..
Williams, +. ID. Lyons, n. Doyle and f.
Rosetta, each proved themselves equal 10
the occasion as ballad singers, while Green
Morrow 10 the comic was perfectly at
home. The banjo selections 10y l.. II. Will
lilms created a great fuorc, while tie
variety part Of the programme and the
concluding farce were all well performed.
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MAKRIED.

Ga Thursday. December "a, 1858. at Elmwood.
by the Rev. N. N. Cowgirl. +. NJ. USHER. NJ. ID.
formerly Of Nashville. to Miss MARY L. Cow
GILL.
On Tuesday evening. December %. 1868. by
Rev. N. N Cowgirl. WM. MoKRAN HUBBARD.
merchant of Columbus, Ky. to Miss Anna
daughter ofDr. Joseph H. Phelps. of Hickman,
Ky.
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It'll Tapping.

Two negro boys were arrested Sunday
ON charge Of stealing SIS from drawer
10 Messrs. Toney Il Benson's China store.
They were arraigned before Justice
Mathews yesterday, and in default of bail
for their appearance this morning were
committed fo Jail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

We understand that on Friday night
last, ;he ghoslly brethren made a peace
visit to the neighboring town Of Franklin.
They proceeded to all the livery stables
and pressed all the horses into the service,
promising to return them when the pro-
cesson was over, which they complied
with They turned cut about one thous-
and strong, and made formidable display.
No depredations we're committed that We
heard Of
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The Wrong Man.

In ourreport of the election in Edgs6eld
on Saturday, we placed "Shackelford" as
one of The Aldermen elect, when il should
have read Stubble6eld. The former At
torney General 10 this district ia the man,
or "Old Silver Grey" as he is familiarity
called, and he is admirably fitted for the
rnsiiinn
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FROM &. Y. SANDERS, ESQ
29J West Magazine Street.

For the pass two years my hearing has
been very much impaired, so that sppre-
hended total deafness would eventually be
the result. 1applied to DR.. Lighthill for
relief snd sm happy to state that lie re-
stored me to perfect hearing, 80 that am
now able to hear as sood as ever. l shall
be forever grateful 10 the Doctor for the
benefit derived from his great skill, and
consider him fully worthy of public con-
fdence. C. F. SANDERS.
Louisville, Sept. %, 1866.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05
A Ci,iren nf MiIson Connt, KiIIed.

The Lebanon Herald of Saturday last
slys that Mr.. Harrison Thomas, a citizen
of the upper end of this county, was shot
and killed at Auburn, Cannon county, on
Monday last, by Mr.. Bird Willard. The
difficulty between them, we learn, grew out
of an old grudge Of long standing. Several
shots were exchanged. Mr.. Thomas was
shot through the bowels, from the effect Of
which he died in few hours. He was
good citizen, and leaves a host Of relatives
aud friends 10 mourn his untimely fate.
Willard, at last accounts, had not been
arrested.
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Malicious Mischief

Charles Allen, Sharp Gillian aud Henry
Styles, were arraigned before Justice
Mathews, yesterday, on a charge Of mali
cious mischief in killing a COW, the prop
eriy of James johnson. they were dis
charged and The prosecutor taxed with the
onall
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

Car,ie Sands was ousted yesterday al
the instance of Bella Gould, colored, and
taken before Justice Thurneck TO answer
the charge of disturbing the peace. She
was bonnd over in the sum Of $3.50 to keep
the peace for xix months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

The Pes and Herald learns that Gov
BrownlOw has sold his interest in the
Knoxville Wig to a stock company of
some ige or six citizens Of Knoxville. 1t
is also stated that Rev. T. II. Pearne is to
be the editor 10 chief under the new
rpcimp
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Ned Mem

AT regular meeting of O,ceola Tribe,
No. Of /. o. F. NJ, the following Chiefs
were elected and installed by L. NJ. Tenn
pie, Esq, Great Iacabonee for, the State of
Tennessee.
Joseph L. Lodisesn, Sachem.
". E. Hyronenus. Sr. Sycamore.
w. II. Ambrose. Jr Sycamore.
r. Sutherland, Keeper of Wampum.
w. A. Mathews, p. S. Prophet:
Widow and Orphans Committee, w. A.
Mathews, c. W. Lewis, and J. s. Cline.
Joseph +. Louisean, Trustee.
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tOfIqers of "a. Mary's Orphan Assoc!

Edgefeld for a email place, certainly
beats all creation-she not only elected
the white mans ticket on Saturday last,
but on Sunday, at the annual meeting Of
ST. MaryS Orphan Association, every Of
icer elected is citizen Of EdgetieId. The
following are their Dames:
President-Philip OIwilI
First Vice President-F. H. Ginning
ham.
Second Vice President-P Leddy.
Secretary-E. +. Jones.
The Bishop Of the diocese ia eI Oficio
Director and Treasurer.
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From w. HALL, ESQ.

Firm Of PIgue, Manner q Co., Nash
VILE, Tenn.
To THE PUBLIC-DR. BUEFORD LIGHT
HILL being introduced TO US by a letter
from well known friend f. A. Collins,
Esq, Of Milan,) we would state that we
fully indOrse any thing Mr.. Collins would
say.
Learning that DR.. Lighthill cOntem-
plates visiting Nashville professionally, we
tender our name as reference.
L. W. HALL.
Nashville, Dec. %, 1868.
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Tobacco Shipment.

James Wheless & Co. yesterday shipped
to r. L. Maitland 4 Co. New York,
nine hogsheads tobacco, which was the
largest shipment Of the weed that has
been made at any one time since the close
of the war. They are determined to make
Nashvillea tobacco market again, and to
this end, are prepared TO furnish seed 20
sny planter free who will call for them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05
brakeman Killed.

On Sunday night last, a brakeman
named Thomas II. Dennis was killed at
Stevenson, Ala, by falling between two
cars while the train was in motion. He
was originally from Liberty, Va. and has
sister named CorBeIia Manuel living at
Arnoldton, Va, We understand that he
had only been employed in the position of
brakeman few days previous, and was en-
gagged at Chattanooga.
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Religious Notice.

DR.. Lindsay, of Princeton, Ky, will
preach this evening at the Christian
Church on Church street near Vine. Sub
iect. the Divinity Of Christ. The public
"a cord;aIIy invited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

We learn from the Lebanon Herald
that Mrs. Il. G. Ilatton, wife Of the late
Rev. r. c. IIatton, aud mother of the late
Gen. Robert Hatlon, died at her residence
in that place Oh the night Of the och ult.
She was in her seventy fifth year at the
time of her death, and her life had been a
long and bright Christian example TO all
who knew her
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IdIfOr Married.

George Warren, editor of the Hickman,
Ky ) Courier, WAS married to Miss Mollie
French, on the 27lh nit. The bridegroom
has many warm friends in this city, who
send their greetings. and ctier their con-
gratulatiOns
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Released from Jail.

VIM. Smith, who was committed to jail
on Christmas day for assaulting another
man with the butt end of gun, was yea
terdsy released, a nolls prosequi having
bean entered in his case.
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SfenI.nx Money.

Fannie Finn, colored, was arrested yes
tsrday aud taken before Justice Mathews
on a charge of larceny 10 stealing IS IS
from Mrs. NJ. Rsbary. The case was con-
timed until this morning.
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niGehArnR1-

Frank Kemble, colored, who was ar.
rested a few days since on charge of Oh.
tanning goods under false pretenses from
Ed. Miller, a grocer on the Franklin Pike,
was discharged by Justice Wilkinson yes
terlay
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Louisville Mnrh cts.


New ORLEANS, Jan. 4-Cotton closed
&c higher; middlling upIsnds 254 Sales
$3.50. Receipts 1851. Exports 1875.
Gold 354. Sterling exchange l47; COM
mercial l45i@ 1867; New York sight IA
3 discount. Sugar 9@l0; prime 12f(9
l21; yellow clarified I3@I34; common
moIassss 524@55; prime GA to choice 81
M6S cents.
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The General Assembly,.

There was no quorum in either house Of
the General Assembly yesterday. The
members are arriving rapidly, and there
will probably be quorum to-day.
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Shot Himself,

We clip the following from the Colum.
bia Herald Of Saturday:
Friday, while Mr.. VIM Porter, known
as Mississippi BilP' was down at the bow
ling alley his pistol fell out Of his pocket
a firing as it struck the ground. The ball
passed through the boot of negro near
by, inhicting only slight wound, whom
Mr.. z. gave a dollar as compensation for
being scared, and to mend his boot, and
was explaining how the pistol went of
on French leave, when it event of" again,
the ball going through his right hand, in-
tlitLing an ugly wound.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MoxDAY, Jan. 4, 1869

MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1869.
CorroN advance reported 10
Liverpool and New York to-day, and our
market throughout the day was strong, and
demand good. We heard Of a few lots to-
day commanding as high as 25 cents, but
the bulk of low Giddling changed hands
at 24I. The market closed firm at the fol-
lowing quotations
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Rae,. NJ HIS Old Place.

Squire Thurneck has removed to has
old stand, No. % Deaderick street, it
having been newly repaired and fitted up
10 fne style.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

JuIia Ellison, alias Big I'M un," and ID
w. Bowser were bound over 10 the Crimi-
nal Court yesterday by a magistrate on a
charge of stealing money from man
named Branch. The bond was given.
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UnIform Of the Mail Carriers.

The mail carriers for this city, and the
city of EdgeGeld, appeared in their new
uniforms yesterday, which consists Of
panis, coat and cap, made Of beautiful
gray, with black trimmings The buttons
on the coats are stamped with the letters
p o. d, aud the caps bear the number of
the districts in which each serve Alto
getber il is a very handsome uniform. We
heard one individual, however, say 10 con-
nection with the suit, that it looked like
an attempt on the part Of the POstofice
Department to revive the rebellion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-05

Tho louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company have declared cash dividend
e three per cent. free Of government tax.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
DIR. BaIrd's Annual Report.

On Sunday last, DIR. Baird, Pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, made
review Of the church for the past year, from
which we learn that the membership has
been increased during the year Y, Of whom
q were admitted by letter, and 81 on pro-
fession. There we're II infant baptisms,
and q adult baptisms; IL dismissed by
letter; deaths, making a gain over loss
Of 81. There have been funeral services
at the church and q elsewhere. The
pastor has made l57 visits TO the sick and
COS pastoral visits. He has been absent
only twice from Sabbath School when 10
the city, aud present at all prayer meetings,
aud preached 1913 sermons. The average
attendance at prayer meetings has been Gl.