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The PresbYterY of Arkansas

Met at Searcy Valley church, April Sth, and was
opened with sermon by the Moderator, the Rev.
s. w. Davies, from Matt TX g.
The Rev. ID. Q. Boggs was chosen Moderator,
and Thos. r. Welch, Temporary Clerk.
The Rev. p. Calhoun was received from the
PreSbytery of Mississippi, Rev. W. A. Sample
from the PreSbytery Of Memphis, and Rev. L.
W. White from the Presbytery Of Roanoke.
The Rev. L. McNeely was dismissed to the
Presbytery of Memphis, and the Rev. n. z.
Graves to the PreSbytery Of Wilmington.
The Rev. |, j. Long, with the Rev. s. W. Da-
vies as alternate, and ruling elder W. X. Patter-
son, with l. ID. Chunn as alternate, were chosen
commissioners to the General Assembly.
The PreSbytery resolved to hold an adjourned
meeting at Des Arc on Friday before the second
Sabbath Of July at l clock A. NJ.
The Rev. j. w. Moore and j. q. Kennedy,
with ruling elder j. Mcintosh, were appointed a
committee to organise church at Hickory Plains,
if the way be clear, before the next meeting Of
PreSbytery.
1t was Resolred, That the Presbytery Of Ar
kansas does not consider employment in a school
of itself as a valid reason for absence from its
meetings.
The Executive Committees showed by their re.
ports that they have been attending faithfully to
the causes committed to them, and that there is
an increasing interest In the various operations of
The Presbytery granted the Rev John Ander.
son certificate of regular standing in the Pres
bytery, he desiring to connect himself with the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
The following paper was unanimously adopted :
Whereas, it has come to the knowledge of Pres.
bytery that the Rev. j. w. Moore, beloved
brother and member Of this PreSbytery from its
origin, has recently been afflicted BY dangerous
disease, from which he has not sufficiently recov-
cred to be present at this meeting, though he
earnestly desired to be with us
ReSOLred, l. That we express our deep sympa
thy with him in his afiction and our earnest hope
that it may be the will of the great Head OF the
Church to restore him to his accustomed health
and usefulness in the work of his divine Master.
2. That the Stated Clerk be directed to COM
munieate this action of Presbytery to brother
Moore, with the fraterua greetings of all its mem
berS.
The Presbytery directed all the sessions of our
churches to send written narrative of the state
of religion in their bounds to the Presbytery at
Its meeting in April Of each year.
The next stated meeting will be held at New
Hope church, on Friday before the first Sabbath
in September, IL o'clock A. NJ.
THOMAS R. WEIGH Stated Clerk.
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The Shelbyville Church Property Case;-Me I'M
derstand that the suit in relation to the Shelby
vile church property has been decided, as we
suppose every intelligent Kentuckian would an
tieipae, in favor of the people in connection with
the Synod of Kentucky. This much we gather
only from rumor, not having seen the decision OF
the Judge, and our Shelbyville friends not having
thought proper to favor us with any lGIormatlon
upon the subject. This decision IS douoIiess one
of great Importance as this case involved, proba-
bly,, all the points which can be made py the TWO
parties.-F G. Commonwealth.
Thalia church.-Rev. VIM Finn was installed
pastor of Thalia church, New Orleans, April 18th.
The weather was unfavorable, but the house was
crowded.
The Lexington Churohss-The Lexington States
man of the 9th ult, says:
There will be a meeting of the congregation
of the I'd Presbyterian church REV. K. u. BrankJ
for the purpose of choosing committee OF three
to meet similar committees from the other Pres
byerian churches of this city to negotiate Tor the
union Of the four congregations into two, and a
settlement of the property questions. ms com
mittee will be fully empowered to act hnally IN the
matter. We presume the other Presbyterian con-
gregatons will appoint their committees very soon
Rev ]. N Bradshaw has removed from Fort Val
ley, Ca, to Macon, Ga.
Rev J. B Logan, recently of Seymour, has re.
moved to Edinburgh, Ind, and taken charge OF
the Presbyterian church in that place.
At the meeting of Concord Presbytery last week,
MIR. VIM N. Diekey, a member of the senior class
in the Columbia Theological Seminary, was licensed
to preach the gospel as probationer. Mr. Dickey
was dismissed to the care of the Presbytery Of
Eastern Texas.
The Rev. Alexander Sinclair, Of Charlotte, n. T.,
has been dismissed. at his own request, to the
Presbytery of Philadelphia.
The Synod of Kentucky Gone sOuth.-UpOn this
subject the Missouri Presbyterian says:
1--WE give below the F. g. Commonwealth
editorial on the election of Commissioners, by all
the Kentucky Presbyteries, to the Mobile Assem-
bly,
While the present duty of Missouri Presbyte
rlans seems to be that they remain In their cond-
ton OF virtual independence, we congratulate our
Kentucky brethren that the suspense as to their
ecclesiastical relations is at last ended and we can
not fOrbear the expression of envy that they are
henceforth to rejoice in restored fellowship with
brethren whose faith and sympathies are our own,
and with whom, should God make the way plain,
we shall be very quick to seek organic union.
Pastoral Call.-Rev T. G. Jones. D. D., Presi-
dent of Richmond College, has received the unanl-
nous call of the Free mason-street Baptist church
of Norfolk to resume the relation of pastor to them
a position which he filed for many years prior to
his removal to this city,
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The Presbrterv of Louisville. Kn.

Met at Carrolton on the 22d ult., and was opened
with a sermon by the Rev. p. II. Thompson, Of
Louisville. Rev. w Hall was elected Moderator,
Il. l.. Samuel, Temporary Clerk, and Rev. 2. II.
Thompson, Stated Clerk.
Mr.. z. p. FlOurnoy was received as a licentiate
from the Presbytery of West Hanover, Va.
Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, of Bardstown, in
behalf of Bardstown session, asked permission to
employ Rev. j. V. Cosby as stated supply, which
was granted.
A ,an from the church at Eizabethtown, for
pastoral services of Mr. p. 2. Flourney, was &C
eepted Presbytsry resolved to hold an adjourned
meeting at Elzabethtown on the first Wednesday
in May, at II O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of
ordaining and installing Rev. Mr.. FlournOy.
A call from Westminster church for pastoral
services of Rev. w. I. MeElrOy was accepted, and
PreSbytery appointed Friday next at halt-past
seven o'clock, at Westminster church, the time
aud place of the installation; Rev. b. II. Nc
Gown to preach the sermon, Rev. p H. ThOmp
son to preside and PROFOUND the constitutional
questions, and charge the pastor, and DR.. Robin
son to deliver the charge to the congregation.
Letters of diSmlSsiOn were granted to Rev. h.
Carson, to the Presbytery of Upper Missouri; to
Rev. W. w. Duncan, to the Presbytery of La
fayette, Missouri, and to Rev. @. II. DObbs, to
the Presbytery Of Ebenezer.
Resolced, That this PreSbytery will proceed to
the election Of Commissioners to the General As
sembly to meet at Mobile on the third Thursday
of May next
In pursuance of which Rev. Stuart Robinson
was appointed principal, and Rev. j. s. Grasty
alternate ruling elder, Samuel Cassidy principal,
and r. X. White alternate. 1t being understood
that if at the adjourned meeting at EizabethtOwn,
when the roll Of the Presbytery is completed, this
PreSbytery finds that We are entitled to more re
presentation, that other Commissioners viii then
be elected.
The chairman (Dr. ROBINSON of the committee
to prepare an historical statement Of the contro-
versy Of this Presbytery, with the General As
sembly, asked to be allowed until next spring
meeting Of Presbytery to make his report, which
was granted.
Resolred, That this Presbytery approve of the
action Of Synod's Committee of Missions in the
employment of special supplies to labor during
the summer months in frontier and destitute re
giOns especially in Southern Kentucky.
Mulberry church was selected by Presbytery as
the place, and Wednesday before the full moon in
August at II O'Clock A, NJ, the time of the next
regular meeting. u. Il. SAMUEL,
Temporary Clerk.
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Rev. W. W. Houston's Post office is changed from
Bath @. H., to Salem, Roanoke, Va.
Rev. ]. A. Sloan, lately of ColEersville, Tenn,
has been supplying the Sand Spring church since
January last. His Post office address is Water
Valley, Miss.
Rev W. NJ Fitzpatrick has removed from COlum.
bus, and is now supplying the church at Gonzales,
Texas.
Church at Thibsdeaux.-Rev. r. S. MeAlliSter
has declined the invitation Of this church to be
their stated supply; the pulpit is therefore vacant
New Church Dedioated.-The Forest Hill church
was dedicated to the service Of God on the third
Sabbath in April
The dedication sermon was preached by DR.,
Hendrick, of Padueah, from Exodus Xxx 2+. " In
all places where | record my name, | will come
unto thee, and will bless thee. D"
The services were interesting and impressive
The congregation all seemed pleased and much
encouraged with the idea of having an altar
erected where they could assemble for the public
worship of God. This is a Relo point; no PreSby-
terrain church has ever existed in that part of the
county. We hope to occupy 1t by one OF our mis-
siOnarleS, regularly, once month, and gather a
people for the Lord, who may long continue his
worship in that place; and that it may become a
centre of influence for good, and for sound Pres
W al lAdN lCSAOu VI utOoe
destitute, but hopeful missionary field has been
laid off in the counties of Livingston, Crlttenden,
and Lyon, of which this is one point. May the
Lord send true, live, and suitable man to occupy
it &. Commonwealth.
The Rev. ]. T, Hendrick writingNpm Paducah to
the f. C. Commonwealth, undey date of April
10th, says:
I've have continued our meeting since the close
of the Presbytery, and have been greatly refreshed
and encouraged Rev. c. o. Barnes was here four
days, and was constrained to leave for other APP.
pointments, much regretted by US all. We have
still continued, and had tokens of divine favor
cheering to Christians, and profitable to all The
members Of the church are more animated, walked
up, and engaged in labors of love than have ever
seen them. We have received fifteen persons into
the communion of the church, and many Others
are interested, and we hope may be brought to
Christ before We close these meetings. The great
popularity of this work is, that it includes the
going almost entirely. Many Of the most prOmlS
ing Of our young people have come to Jesus The
Lord bring them all into the fold of the good
Shepherd, and to his name be the praise. -
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Mr. Harvey Finn, member of Philadelphia
church, was received as candidate for the gospel
ministry.
a church, to be known as Cold Water, was re
ported as having been organised with ten men,
bers and two elders, which was ordered to be en-
rolled
The Rev. Messys Z. Cater, S. l. Reid, and ell
der Y. Wiley we're appointed a Committee on
Education, the Rev. T. NJ. Richardson having re-
moved without our bounds
The Rev. Fl. IL. Paine, minister, and Mr.. A.
G.. Buford, ruling elder, were elected Commission
ers to the next General ASsexhly
The Rev. L. Cater aud r III. II. Paine were
appointed to visit the Pre@8ry of Chiekasaw
aud invite their cooperation in change in the
boundary line between the two Presbyteries.
Presbytery adjourned to meet at fernando on
the Thursday before the third Sabbath of Sep.
TENDER, at o'clock. H. III. PAINE,
Stated Clerk
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, May II, 1856!

TUESDAY, May II, 1869.
HAM, General Commission Merchant, Shoco Ware.
house, Richmond.
GoLD-Selling, 1873@13S. SILyER-Selling, 1873.
Tobacco Market.
Breaks Full and prices without any change to
note. We quote:
Common Lugs, light weights, $5(9$6. 25; Good
Lugs, good weights, S6@7. So Sweet Lugs, working,
$7(9l5; Common Shipping Leaf, ,$7(9l1; Fine
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$12916; Common Wrappers, $10@16; Fine Fancy
Wrappers, S2O@S0; Extra Fancy Wrappers, $500
60: Steming, $S@S14; Stems, $1@4.60.
Provisions.
Bacon-Sides, l73@1S2 cents; Shoulders, 100
15} cents; plain hams, 1922 cents; canvassed
Flour .9Super6ne, $S@825; Extra, $s@s6O.
Family, $1l@11.5O.
MsGl-bolted, 80 cents; unbolted, SO@S5 cents.
Cofss.-Java, 40@4S cents; Laguira, 24@26cts;
Rio, 21@24 cents.
Sugars. Crushed, 174@1S cents; refined extra G..
1905 cents; brown, 11@144 cents
MolGSSSS-Cubs, 50@65 cents; Porto Rico 75@$1.
Butter.-Fresh country, 4O@5O cents. Common,
1925.
Candles.-Sperm, As cents; adamantne, 1920
cents; tallow, l5@154 cents.
Salt-Alum, $2.4O; Liverpool, $2.9O@S.1O
Wool-Washed, 45@5Oc; unwashed, S0@3S.
Grain.-Wheat, $l,SO@2 for prime white; red,
$1.sO@2; corn, 82@S4cts; oats, 6O@65 cts
Flas Seed.-$2. 35@$24O. Clover Seed, $40;
Herd grass seed, So.
Bees Waz.-40@48 cents.
Hay-Tmothy prime, Sl@$1.l0
Fish.-Mackerel No. /, $4,000; kits, $2.25@3;
Herrings, S6@74.
Fresh Meats, 6e.-Beef, nett, SOS cents; NUT
ton, S49S piece; pork, 14@144 cts, nett.
| Lard-2O@21 cents
! Egqs-Per dozen, 17@1S cents.
Chickeas.-20@4O cents.
Dressed F0els-15@25 cents.
Dried Apptes-S@1O cents.
Dried PSdeheS-1S@20 cents.
Cotton-25@80 cents.
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Died, in Nashville, Tenn, on the SOth of April,
at the residence of her brother-in-law, j. NJ. Ter
rass, Miss MEDoRA HoGE, daughter of the late
Henry Hoge, of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
Died, at Rolling Hill, Charlotte county, Va, of
Consumption, on the 23d of April, Mrs. R. R. HAIR
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TESTIMONIALS.
FROM PREs'T PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
Richmond, January Sth, 1869.
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Mrs. Harriet Bsechsr Stowe proposes to found her
School of Agriculture for Girls" at Aiken, S. C.
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From the Richmond Chris. Advocate, (Methodist.)
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Phillip Barrett writes in simple, pleasing style,
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Philip Barrett's articles all tend to engage the mind
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MAYEsyIILE, S. c.. Dec. 18th, 1868.

MAYEsv1LE, S. c.. Dec. 18th, 1868.
certify that have been using Rison's Tobacco
Antidote for two weeks, and find that the prepare
ton will certainly overcome the desire for chewing
Tobacco. therefore cheerfully recommend all who
earnestly desire to abandon this filthy and health
destroying practice, to use the "Antidote,r and
they will find it comparatively easy matter to over
come the habit. j. A. MAYES, NJ ID.
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DR. GEORGE W. HARRIS, late of Goochland
county, Va, has removed to this city, and
offers his professional services to the people.
His Office and residence is on the north side of
Broad, between 2Sd and Oath streets, Richmond
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Mattisa,

On the Sd of May, at the residence of J. Foster,
the BRIDES brother, by the Rev. S. W. Watkins,
THOMAS DICKINSON and Miss JANETTA FOSTER, of
Prince Edward, Va.
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J. W. VAN GELDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAMBURG,
feb 24-tf ARKANSAS.

DISONS ANTIDOTE.
beg to call particular attention to the fact that
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No. 22S, Corner Main and Sd Sts., Richmond
Price 80 cents.
A trial is all that is asked and if it does not de-.
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known who have used it,