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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
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norihsIn PoSt., q Nsll a. al under thIss IsIor
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

the remarks OF the minister, they arc such
a. "a canno, spnrovo. 'SV~'V' 70 :
Wv, HpJ Nu,.'s " ..'v-es - iekA.
S S,S,% asa,ns. .O' Us,'sa v'.''' ,os o,'rpala
claim should DO paid, and evory honest man
In America win vote 10 have II done, aud Il
Il The duty Of the Imperial Government 70
lts people 10 inslst upon IL, aud II there IL
difference Of oplnlon, submit the question
70 some fair mode OF trial. But we cannot
see tina, debt due 10 Perkins from Russia
should b repudlated because II Il alleged
that there Is money due from the United
State, to Russian Subjects or sif'S~'a. True
reciprocity" between governments con.
dat. In doink ,.h., /. ,,gh, a. 49,, o,hn,,.
people, ana such alone viii p.rp.,us,. S friend.
| .hIn Tn r.6.,.no. a a.. ta,...., -, ~.
ai..t. n,rcS.ss N, o 40 ~ -. ~ ~ ~.
| - ..k.A oov m, ,n.r.ts ,,,.,,,t1..s "a
nos "keo LOT, Vus nersV' msn'ioneo, ana
makes q nice Distinction, a. follows
dAs for what soaosrns aAs iHtsrss. due on
hs A,ska Rasshin,ess y, Tso y, 20 s,sh yos r.
asas appesrisE in the nevtPspSrs, and aIles.
as M I h,.e , sos,.ss ~ sH@ ~ thss
elsi6, but oply called the stlsntlos % The
Ssst M Ii Sensv Por ps,sod ~ e W." Psy o
aosshs seessqusst 70 N. time ..ibala.ed for
n ar ~ ss%s tins n. sonvistios * H ! msf.
ehEgsstlon would b. more thaa suilelent, viii
ne ueitsa s,stss. ~ iasrfs ths pronpt nav ~
meat of vhatis iasfdflJ due" -
Asvs stated, the Interest was asked for
n oaf edltotial Of the aosh uitimc, which
tive me 70 Nj. CAtaeany REMARKS, 70
deem y proper 70 give him ths benefit Of
his own expinna,ion, and DO % AZ above.
The coueluding paragraph OF Mr.. Gaia
eaay's letter u Aa follows -
rIh.!s esiy 70 odd ,gw were. 70 oId.. 70
ofGr. ssSsrd's iVns ~ ssfloa. a s,sss.aSs
Ibis ssseEs nd who hs. an.d Tor m.ny
tsry 81 stai:, nay, psfhsps hsTs we S ii
s,eoa ne SsI " 2, ne Perkins sl.in bit shs
nd deem Il 4 duty on ny part 70 sspSsss
~ s s,s.s sss.,assa,os 'nt'f'ais Tor
III fsnkIp, NJ dear sir, with Grsa, respect,
yVaf essa'ss. s.r.aat y. oArnoAsr."
-. 0o.n.a. U a1o ie.'e' " ~. O'.J
heeu 70 'as unuA'iAn'oa Nm
~. Gay aoou. our nf.. ana moss nonoIea
-, y imam ~ oe.,Ia, Ana arg slAo
-. ~ -N..'-4 = " - p'U~.e1
su-A " MT ~ 10 T" SOu
oernea' We hink u was eHossdlngy proper
ny MIN 70 10 90, and me only oet'er thinE
NJ VshsAsJ eonla nave done Waa 70 nave
ouiat MI OAys letter 70 hlm' Instead OF
p-snsnins OF permitting 70 % eone' ior
vas Nnolly unoer ms control
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

the INpiLE QuHBrIoN.-A prominent
member Of the Senate COMMITTEES on Indian
Affairs has written letter to General sher.
ldan, 10 which he says;
/ have for some time heard, what you state
70 DO quite probable, general Indian war
on the plains, and have almost ceased 10
hope for q cessation OF the annual murder.
Ing and llunderlng there, short OF the exter.
minatiou Of the whole race Of sAvages. II
10 10 be hoped that few more such blows
as that dealt by Colonel Baker, In February
last, will induce than TO deslHt from their
hellish work, and accept 10 good faith the
very reasonable terms or peace held out By
the Government. II ID llttls Singular that
thoss who raise such an outsry when an In
dian 10 hurt are silent, having no word OF
oenaure for the Indian, or even sympathy
for bis victims, when white women arc raw
lahsd aud lnfants butchSred by tho seore.
The Senator closes hil letter as follows
The Indian 10 bound 10 have bread or
scAlps, but he apparently prefers the aealph,
while upon US IL forced tho alternative 70
feed or tight. would prefer 70 feed, but II
Il must Be light, then let Il be thorough and
earnest. - 0Arosiels TIA, .- -
VIII our friends Of the CAroalss DO kind
snopgh 70 give Ne ths name Of the ''pEomI-
nsnt msmber Of The senate ooumiilSs on
Anolhu AhAhAs -. Lee. u. Bib. To-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
AnERICA Az o RUssIA.

At ~ 49, - =
C-,....- - s.- .,,n
,hs s1bI-et 81 ,ne c,s,-.
AZ APPrat 20 sas Puhnc ~ an,
Russiss nai-I-s-F. . ''IfI. n
In our Issue Of The 18th instant we state
our Vlsvs on the subject of Tho Ciay-Cata
SdEy eorrespondsnce, attacking the poles
Of our Government ia liz efforts 70 support
the cliims Of American citinens against thu
Russian Government. We on that occasion
confined our remarks principally 70 Mr..
Clay, and sndeavorsd TO shoW how totally
unsouud Ia fac, and unv1rrAntsd on princi.
pie his letter 70 Mr.. Oataeasy was, and
stated We would make the letter Of Mt.
catseasy 10 Mr.. Clay the subject Of dii-
tInet and separate editorial, that Il, 90 m
a. the two letters can be treated separately,
for they are 90 obviously the result Of pre-
concerted plan, aud henSe are 20 absolutely
parts Of each other that We are 70 some en-
tent bound 70 include both whom speaking
Of ons.
In what wo IhAu now attempt 10 say 10
..f.r.n.. ~ NJ C.t.n..wf - nj at.ty. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

f'A tCounuuisatell tT ..a.#.
tIFsn ne Kspublieas Of he IAN lhalAAi.l n
me WySuaIsG .IuFy-rhe Rtrat JuFy
81 Wsmsn maug-FAuf Days De
tsHtien Aha "Ho ProspSeas." F-r
0nAHl, Match I7,--rhs murder ease 10
have been ordered 70 be locked up until .
o'clock to morrow norainf, at witch time
the court viii meet then. Tha bury were
alpusdto take dlnper and supper. TAS eomsa
IOolsS Pals. Esd tstiSHss, fAis bsils ia, fSSriA
Atgh u nstr 6asalfoA N W '17
M. RDiFoHi This Jury, when organized,
was reported a. composed Of ono man and
eleven women. Your item only adds TO the
Intense anxisty a. 10 the condition Of Nat
nsa. Please silence the public. ~
DaW .,'l..-., ~ suHPnHsS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18


action, aud public sentiment will support
our Government.
Returning again to the inslnuatlng ex'
preston that "wldows are generally en-
gagged In these matters, " we think II proper 70
be observed that he case before us shows
that Captain lPdfklns struggled for eight
yeara 70 get Justice at the hands Of the Rus
sian Government, when he died, then The
burden devolved on his widow 70 pursue the
matter as best she could, and We think the
remarks Of Mr.. CataeaIy above quoted are
not we'll applied.
Bat the Russian Minister, seeming 70 feel
that bis remarks had gone great way In
the scale Of depreciatlng American sbarae-
ter, IL pleased to sayi
''In connection with this matter deem II q
duty TO state that n GA the zoe hand, thefa
,fe Individuals who act 10 this way, there are,
% the other many Distinguished and honora-
BILE psrsous In the United staiss who rspudi'
ate such apeeulations, anl Who oomportthem,
selves 10 quite dlifsrsut mAunsf."
This discrimination In favor Of the ''hon.
orabls persons " mentioned By Mr.. oataeaHy,
We Insert entirely for the beneat ofthnt Esu-
tlemsn, and no. that W, as Americans, feel
At all Aatlered By the kind consideration Of
the Russian MinIs,stln making These SSeep.
.sns IN IAvor 2, pefrsoos VIC WIG eomPo,l
saem.oi " ~ yu,.o ulnstyn, y
~ Vu'y 1919 y, 10y, .. an's'I. " ~
otcE ai y ~ saia u sui. suoise' ~
Dus ., Na..e1-y - ~ Z, $500.
Ter, an 10 pess.iSea ~ 80 fro@ !" h..Sny
',..psessbls sc tense t,'id l2l " re Sssis Of
Sses full svidsass ths. thiS 90 - rSpShiisE
q HR..5,d q ssSo eoo e, gss Y Ne had. y
less 4 that said Psrtlns va : lass II islspps.
rate habits, and had aVoWeJ nat ne I'd writ
ten. lottara ,oudaasorfna 0to aatfap Messiah
Agents In this eountryJ Thia ataIamant, a.
well Is othsrs ofg sfdaliaF sharAstsf. j have
In ny Doaaesalon "a thu Fbrunlaf nfIfaVftsl,J j
Tho s,Aismsnt that Captain Perkins ever
authorized any oua 70 dIsposs Of his clslm
cor siOo, or Tor ,,,, l,,.D N. Sro author
lS,d 10 deuoupc.as ut,.rlv t.l,,. h w, srs
Informed by Mr.. L. - rs.is,pa. uho, Uai'
The An, lawyer omployea- b. O.p..lh Pa.
fipa IA ssek the. 'reeov,rv ,of IA. jol.im.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
pEoPoSILs Toi IIoar AaTILLSRI HoRsla
p.soI asAli,gsrisIss',,!",,s:ii;;n,

wl DssSs : I1sI T. II isS
l..lsd P!eRossI ~ 4, ihS.sf, "a. Y
Dspii, ave Ligkt Iriiisfy j 6rsss, 81 tollsut
by ssior, veil Sfsiss % kafsss, q fall i.sl asi
S "a :: s:s 5 ss M
sSsi.syA ls.sssi9ys a s.;A AOE-, I'll :; a.s.
tela sh ArtllleTT, Ia eonheeilon With the uadsfy
.igHsd and these tnAt DO not sSafoih 10 The above
aoI.s. mast Ss d'iiTsTsi o. o. before The Is, Of
I SidSSrs are lnvi1sd V bsptsssAtsit the opening
PsyIisnis gill be mads upon a.liysfy, 30 ~
II Nv -'7-Ta-T7 ~ %, MsFRnRAu
Deputy 951I.srAA4l.r a'sssai. Psva lIVsei,r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

rwrTHn sEoogD MHEFINa OF
,werd viii be hsid % gRlDAH kvkEIHg. The
sf.,, hsivssn ahd D slrssss south. Capitol nili.
MmETTNe 1F U. ..
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y a!i i,sss q F:.g:r IN
. TuO' EIs, keIss;t1T iifSkiS-i
sT- AnaoLuTE DIVORoES LIE
!niaOis sd stlsI st.i.i, % 1,tsosS Iioa 80
dtunksnneaa, nen support, Ae.. auileiant eauaet
e gahliuityt 10 ehhfae lhtll divosse ohiAined.
Address, N, HOUSE,, AttoTnaT...
nhlf,AnI ne. " rasfAast Nev lefS CIR,
hfM.ON PRRE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
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WAsHIrsfos. HarsSi e. is1o.
Information has been received At this De-
partment from Mr.. A. willard, the Consul
OF the United States At ouaymas, Mexico,
Of the death, :, ne a7th Of ssplembeg hast,
a Altar Llber' ID, MsEico, Of Colonel ], P.
!. cafiar, hate selrsfary Of Arizona Terrl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

T-HELMdSSK sILvEH niEIHo
sell oR,ooL oRAD h.s
orGanissd NovsmbsE ~, 1900.
L PLepsAHDo HswAkB. PrsaldenL
I-t r MlLLIAn HhLniqE. Trssurer. fs
~ By. me-. Eois. BsefslHry. 't-.-
n 1syt sa sahlSiilsa specimen Ores aud silver
y ~ hnitSi asounl o. he Stock Of ths CON.
RseI tet sale At prices thai uiiipSy hrEslJ as
.n5TIgli sos ssysAlh lgssi. in lie Rsom. e
lGiisiS StEEoss, Secretary.
k5zE-MlLHAy,s Golden CODLIvRR
sr.,t j.. oiL, vh hypo. yAits q tins,
4 Giilsi sisasy vim Pleasant asyoT and say
aiSs5ublty, soldbT al ISsR,elssl srslSsts. ! i
Ssth1-2wtf Iss' broatWIy. New Yesk.
RT-MMHAU's0 GOLDEN coDLIyER
80 OlL. paTe AAd reliable, lobtAinsd from
Va y sss Y sy
..sa..a.a z Iss. B rasdsssSt.v sss so YUsI.
F-Og9ss,IES1E oYlT,lE I EEEW snRsEY
fASr' ioi Ah,lsts .ISSs =, -.
Ests. i. hereby given iSss toas T. r. liz iifER
4 M, ealy Guthe hIid LEsht II our OSmpsay n
M.ahi1 stona ass that he Z. z. enly one ssnais.
sppslst . ~ ~ Psssia@s % psiiess y ~ ~.
S s. :i't az: Fl "a :ir..
Dss q -....- SEffLA' VI. Ess:iSs:s
N-sHAKING AND BURNING. III IL
- rot Necessary 70 Journey from he tropies
;:si;ss:: y 4 3 lEisss sisiSisS ;S.sS: .ssss
eat be tTonblo Of movlnG over the thresheld A
yotd with these inyolu htAIy thAfsrs What are
Nv dslaI 70 expedite lheir reluTn to a medium
i!::.S lI:l;S Ss'iF. \ q
and inpAirinG the vigor Of the . brAins and nerY,
9us systenl ne q tbsf9 are no denet. bal set
uosttlteIis siomAeh Bltters a. harmless and GER:
az zee fOr iysE ~ 4 g1ssr,.sos az
Ties bsIiR 70 takJ u early Ii The spfing q pro.
auiqa against the mia ma By which theI arc huI.
Iouptsdl not all u ihsm, psIhaps. for ablind al
heieaee % error y the 'PeeAly o. some people, bat
ftRs5s i sss iEsd ,iso, in iihsrspsatiss ,ltIi,
sgpdst ali the varieties Of periodic miladiss pro
du1 4 b. unWhols0me snhalatians thAR any drnt
Or eompouhd IN the mhtana medlea OF the profeI-
dol, This assertion l. made With all due rsapsol
70 he fasaltyi bet, being N impprtaut futh, And
one nsarly cerns The health large sstfio.
ncgnasd oh ample Aha uainpoGshAbiS testimony.
~ SFssE ~ tSils ana fsysrs, as veil AZ to pr,.
lihl them, there y nothing 90 reliable % lhh
wh9lesems washable Restorative. linhlt Sost
sW- OFFIuERs, PAY AOooURTa
~ ceshst ~ y,H. eoqIIR. Money BrokSE,
Ne, 1890 rttfsst. near u 8, Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

~ btS5E SGTL EF SSsF T EnEoH fH0 1ss
'.Dr. lAaysh IL shsetlng wonderful cures In thu
~. Ne hASsth. ns.t reliable tss.lmeny q, 70
sssod 70 ts.h. ys ssuld act az % sekg vis dEs
s ;, s .Ts B.. PssSt .ss:
nea,amptlo,s stutIsrinl. s,snnsIiAS. Female
tsrrs, Blstss:s, asa al chrosi. Dlssssss We w,
sEsS Nm, s.SI. I:Dai.ii:s Is foSs3'd uSoi asSI
b .p..Isi :sss...i ID, IAEros win rsmsia
~ :sIs aPa ~ 80 IS r ,sssSS .. o.
9s si:rsts ~ s.,.gs Msseeli.Etss
street s.lssss TAir.csp nd; ball asd yolf.
tws ss ' S,ss,h "a haEt w street, be-
s.ypnseenlh strss. sad MHssAehassils Gvsaast
NJ T. q Lsas. =. =, o0rasE TVsiflh .sd o
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

fTKEEeLT nEgORE THE
iSist rA;ioarspS 6siI.fKy ~ 1910 Psss yi,asis
astass' 10y zee iogE'aad n.AAit aad sixth
who Will bring them. from Ahy auartsr, spoei.
n.n. u bst..r werr ihSn th.y can. produss, Of
Any Iina or atyls, plain or eolorea, from gem or
earl V lns-slse, WhstAsf from life or from Old
daaaaIreotypea or other old pieturss. Tho cheap
ties uasuTpassst Is
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

snow, my dear sir, between nations, a. we'll
Aa between individuals, real friendahip must
be based upon mutual regard and = wise dis
sretion. NY QoVernmsnt sludiously AbstAins
ICON supporting any private claims against
your own, although thsre exists many legal
Russian subjects, than the Perkins claim.
Reciprocity Y therefore due to us, And sin.
esrely hope AAt 1t will be observsdh
We agree that friendship between nations,
as we'll as individuals, must depend on
"mutuAl regard and a wise discretion" bat
Wo at the same time claim that there can BE-
no proper respect where one nation dare
CARDS the Interpretation Of the laws Of Sn-
other as given by itself The laws Of any
nation are the hlTthrlght OF It's people, for
the people are the nation, and the govern
ment Of q people, whatever be lie form,
must secure to them the benefit OF their
laws, or slse such government will sooner or
later cease to exist. Let the Imperial Gov.
enmsnt.adoPt line Of action that will
show a proper regard to tho opinions Of the
United States GoVernnsBt, aud the present
controversy will soon terminate. Bat that
part OF the above paragraph that SpeAkS OF
legal claims Of Russian subjects against the
Ualted States, which the Imperial Govern
meat docs mot choose 70 preSS 10 settlement,
vs Do not undVrstaud, o. five Do understand
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03
Immigration.

There is to be an important immi-
grafton meeting in Louisville on The
9th of June. We are informed that
there will be present from the North
western States persons representing
a thousand German families who wish
to leave the colder ATTITUDES and find
homes i'm the Southern States. The
principal object of the meeting in
Louisville is to obtain information
from the various Southern States for
the purpose Undermining those wish
ing to come South in the selection OF
the most desirable locality for their
future homes. 1t is so important a
meeting Middle Tennessee should be
represented. Those who will be there
from the Northwest are representa-
tives from the most acceptable class OF
Immigrants. The German farmers
are industrious, sober and honest.
They will prove a great help In the
deyalopment of our agricultural IN
terests upon which every other inter
est is based. Those citizens of Nash
vile who are devoting theirlattention
to the promotion of immigration
should not permit this opportunity OF
affording correct information of the
advantages of our State to pass uniln-
proved. Wesuggest thata Columbia
delegation be appointed to attend the
Louisville meeting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03
Presbyterian Reunion.

According to Philadelphia dis.
patches, the sentiment Of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
now in session at that city, in refer.
ence to organic union with the South.
crn Presbyterian Church, seems unan.
imous. DIR. McCosh delivered dis
course Sunday in Assembly Church,
in some passages Of which this senti.
ment was significantly Indicated
The dispatches announce that dele
gates will be sent to the General AS
senply sitting at Louisville, to convey
the salutations of the Assembly and
present the resolutions that were
unanimously adopted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03
The Crops West and South.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.

rom tnc Olnclnnou SOintuciCidi.l
The country is. suffering severely
from drought. 1t is extraordinary to
have so much hot weather and such
dry weather this early inthe season.
One of the results will be light crop
of grass, and barley and wheat are
heading out prematnrely with unusu-
ally short straw. The corn is, in the
fields of sandy bottom land in South
crn Ohio, showing green rows, but it
makes slow progress.
From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sen
tinel.
We have had for the last ten days, a
spell of the coolest weather ever
known at this season of the year.
Complaints are becoming serious on
account of the continued cold winds
which have prevailed for some time
past. The eastern portion of the
State is also suffering seriously from
long drought. In many counties
lust above this city no rain has fallen
within month. Thousands of acres
of cotton, which were planted about
he 18th to the 25th April, have failed
to come up. We do not rememberto
have heard 80 general complaint of
bad stands for several gears past.
Many planters have large fields still
implanted, and are most anxiously
awaiting rain to finish putting their
seed i'm the ground. Upon the whole
the agricultural outlook is anything
but fiattering, and flour planters have
tailed to plant sufficient area of
ground in corn to supply fully their
wants, we fear that the years opera
tons will terminate disastrously to
many who entered upon it with flat
tering prospects.
From the Savannah Republican.
So far as we have seen and heard, a
drougt is prevailing all over Georgia,
from three to five weeks having pas
sed in many places without rain.
Still, it has not proved unfavorable to
the crops, which are very backward
aud too young TO suffer materially.
The dry weather has enabled the
planters to put their fields perfect
order and to give the young plants of
every sort fair start. Cotton is
from three 10 four weeks behind time,
but the "stand" is remarkably fine,
and with fair seasons full crop may
be made.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03

A Texan Ol1cial Document.

Texas has a Governor who is evil
IDENTIFY great man in little things, and
the hitler the things the more brilliant
does his genius display itself 1t
seems that an enterprising slight-of-
hand man has invaded Texas, and
given exhibitions Of his skill in vari-
Gus towns and villages of the State,
by showing the astonished rustlcs
how he can swallow sword, pull
yards of ribbon out of his mouth, cx-
tract blood from a turnip, and do
MANY other wonderful tricks known
to the necromantic profession. Wis
iting Austin in the course of his
peregrinations, this shrewd sleight-of-
hand man sent the Governor a COM
pIimcntary ticket, which the Govern
or, not being very heavily burdened
with the cares of Office, accepted. Ev-
identity his Excellency was much
pleased with what he saw, for imme-
diately at the close of the show he re-
paired to his official residence, seized
his official quill, dipped it in official
ink, and wrote the following official
document, which has been published
in the official journal:
ssTHE STATE OF Texas, EXECUTIVE
OFFICE, Austin, April 30, lS7O.-To
all to whom this may come: take
pleasure in stating that have visited
Prof. Haselmayer's performances, and
find them very desirable. think he
is superior to any performer who has
visited the United States, and every
body can go to see him prepared to be
agreeably surprised.
EDMUND j. DAVIS,
Governor of Texas"
A correspondent at Austin, who
clipped this executive puff from the
Austin Republican of the I'd inst.
saws Haselmeycr is juggler, and
asks, "Has such a State paper ever
issued from an executive office be.
Zorro ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-03
General Conference Adjourned.

The General Conference of the M
L. Church, South, which has been in
session at Memphis for several weeks
past adjourned last Thursday. The
following is summary of some o.
the appointments made by the Con
ference:
A. III. Bedford, ID. D., was elected
book agent without opposition.
7. O. Summers, ID. d., was elected
editor of books and the Christian Ad,
vocate, without opposition.
Rev. w. p. Harrison, d. d.. of AT
lanta, was elected editor ofthe South
ern New Monthly Magazine, defeat
ing DIR. Thos. f. Bond and others
This will add to the clerical force Of
Nashville one of the rarest scholars
in the South
Rev. A. G. Haygood, of Georgia
was elected Sundayschool Secretary
defeating about six men of rare &C.
compiishments for the work. This
Office brings another editor to the
City of Rocks. He is first-class
preacher.
Jno. b. McFerrin, ID. d., was cleo.
ted Secretary of the Board of Mis-.
sions, defeating DR.. w. E. Munsey
and others.
Rev. VIM. c. Johnson was elected
editor of the Western Methodist, pub
lished in Memphis.
Rev. Z. ii. Myers, ID. d., was elec-
ted editor of the Southern Christian
Advocate, published at Macon.
Rev. j. q. John was elected editor
of the Texas Christian Advocate, pub
lished i'm Galveston.
Rev. T. NJ. Finncy was elected ed.
itor of the st. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, the largest paper in the connec-
ton.
Rev. J. b. A. Ahrens was elected
editor of the German paper published
in New Orleans.
The publishers of the Baltimore
Christian Advocate, Episcopal Meth.
odist, Richmond Christian Advocate
Raleigh Episcopal Methodist, New
Orleans Christian Advocate, Chris.
tan Spectator, and Primative Metho'
odist furnish their own editors so fal
as we know.
The General Conference of ISL
holds its session in Louisville, Ky.