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FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Presbytery of Memphis

Held its spring sessions in Mt. Carmel church,
the 9th of May.
Rev. A w. Young was chosen Moderator, and
the Rev. E. NJ. Richardson, temporary Clerk.
There was good attendance of ministers and
elders
Rev. A. Shotwell was received from the Pres
bytery OF Eastern Texas
Rev. Francis P. Mullaly was dismissed to the
Presbytery OF Ebenezer.
Mr. James T. Weaver was received as a candi
date for the gospel ministry.
The church at Mason had permission granted it
to employ the Rev. j. II. Gillespie as stated supply
The Rev. MesSrs. d. Fl. Cummins and A. Shot
we'll, with ruling elder DIR. t. A. Curry, were ap-
pointed to organise church at Stanton's Depot,
if the way be clear.
A petition from a number of colored people,
members of Portersville church, was received,
praying to be organized into a separate church.
The prayer was granted, and the pastor of said
church was authorised to organise them into a
church in accordance with the action of the Gen.
eral Assembly
The report of the Committee on Systematic
Benevolenee says:
More than three-fourths of our churches re-
port compliance with the Assembly's plan for tax
ing up collections for all our benevolent operations
And in looking over our statistical report to the
Assembly, your Committee are grati6ed to find
but one church opposite whose name there is a to.
tai blank and that opposite all but FIVE churches
every column but one is full.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, Chairman of the Com
mittee to employ an evangelist for the Synod of
Memphis, brought before the Presbytery the fact
that the Rev. H. G. Brown had been secured, and
was now laboring in the bounds of the Western
District Presbytery with great acceptance, and
asked Presbytery to take some action in refer
ence to his salary Presbytery recommends that
the churches take measures as soon practicable to
contribute to his support, and also directed DR..
Witherspoon to point out to brother Brown the
most important vacancies and destitute regions in
the Presbytery Of Memphis.
HISTORICAL COMMITTEE.
r. r. Evans, j. II. Gray, D. D., and d. H
Cummins, ministers, and George Thompson, rul
ing elder, were appointed a committee to gather
materials for the purpose of writing a history of
the Presbytery of Memphis from its origin to the
present time.
The churches were reminded that Synod had
assessed our Presbytery two hundred dollars for
the support OF the Professors in the Theological
Seminary at Columbia, 5. c., and urged to take
up collection for that object as soon as practical
ble r. r. EVANS, Stated Clerk.
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Prasbvtarv of Western Texas

Net at Gonzales, April 2lst. Ministers present,
4; elders, 6.
Rev. j. D. Porter was elected Moderator.
Rev. j. n. Mccain was received from Macon
Presbytery, Ga.
Frank Newton was elected Treasurer vice j. F.
Martin, resigned.
The following appropriations from the Assem-
bly's Committee were reported as received by the
Committee on Domestic Missions, viz:
Rev. j. NJ. Wilson, evangelist, 5000
Goliad church Building, $50
Rev. j. II. lively $50
Rev. W. NJ. Fitzpatrick, $50
Presbytery declined the adoption of the New
Book of Church Order, or any OF its parts at the
present time, and recommend the deferring of
final action on the subject. Rev. j. NJ Wilson
and elder j. n Smith were appointed commission,
ers to the General Assembly. In accordance with
the overture adopted by the General Assembly, in
regard to licensing lay exhorters, the Presbytery
recommended our ministers and church sessions to
look out and report to Presbytery such persons as
may be qualified for such hcensure. Rev. j. d.
Porter was appointed in the place of Rev. j. NJ.
Connolly resigned, on Committee of Domestic
Missions. The free conversation on the state of
religion developed the facts, that while there are
many hopeful signs to encourage such as additions
to the church, organization Of new churches, the
prosperity of the Sabbath Schools etc. there are
many adverse influences at work tending to loosen
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, May 81, 1870.
Revised and corrected by SPENCER L CUNNING
HAM, General Commission Merchant, Tabocco Elk
change, Richmond.
GoLD-Selling, 114@115. SnvER-Selling, 10.
Tobacco Market.
Breaks fair for the season. We quote:
Lugs, $7@S1O; Common Shipping Leaf, $3.50
OIL; Fine Shipping l1@14 Common Fancy Wrap
pers, $ll@15; Fine Fancy Wrappers, S2O@1O0
Extra Fancy Wrappers, $6O@lOO.
Provision.
BAcoN.-Sides, 173@1Sc.; Shoulders, 143@141c.;
plain hams, 10000; canvassed hams, 2lc
FLoUs:-Superfne, ST. Extra, S6.l23@6.25
Family, $3.50.
MEiL-Bolted, $1.SO; unbolted, $1.22.
CoFFEE.-Java, 26@2Sc. Laguayra, 23@4c;
Rio, 193@28c.
123(913c.; brown, 10@12c.
MoLAssEs.-Cubs, 35(940c.; Porto Rico 60@75c
,BUTTER.-Fresh country, 2S@3Sc.; Common 2O@
25c.
SALT-Alum, So. TO- Liverpool, $40.
CANDLEs.-Sperm, 4Oc.; adamantine, 16@17c.
tallow, 15c.
WooL-Washed, 43@45c.; unwashed, 25@2Sc.
GRAN.-Wheat, $1.S5@1. 40 for prime white; red
S1.S0; corn, $l.16@l.2O; oats, 60@65 cts; rye
$1.10.
FLAX srrp.-$1 so@$2. Glover Seed, $40; Hero
grass seed, 81.
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Died, at Millwood Charlotte county, Va, the
residence of her father. Thomas Edmunds on the
25th of January, Mrs. FANNIE GRAHAM TUTwILER,
wife of Captain NJ. F. Tutwier Resident Engineer
at Gauley Bridge, on the Chesapeake Ohio Rail.
road.
In the death of Mrs. Tutwiler the community in
which she lived lost one of its most estimabe mem
bers. All who knew her loved her. Attractive in
person, so gentle and loving, genial and cheerful,
she won all hearts. Withal she was Christian.
Twelve years BEFORE in her early youth, she had
given her heart to the blessed Saviour and publicly
protested her faith in Him. Her plety always CON-
mended itself to the confidence OF her pastor and
friends. Those who knew her best knew that she
had daily recourse to her Bible and to private
prayer. She loved the house of God, never willing
ly absenting herself from the public services of the
sanctuary or from the weekly prayer meeting. We
miss her there and the sweet tones of her fine voice
10 the singing which she always greatly aided, and
sumetimes led
Her last sickness, protracted through several
weeks, was attended with inexpressible sufferings
Towards the last they were exceedingly severe.
And they were sanctiied to her, in making her feel
more than ever, the vanity and worthlessness of
worldly pleasures and worldly show, leading her to
cherish the purpose, if spared, to live life of re-
newed and higher conservation to Christ. In her
extreme suerngs she repeatedly gave expression to
her trust in God. To her husband (who reached
her bedside but week before her death, summoned
by the news of her illness from the distant field of
his duties) among her last words she said-"God is
my refuge and strength" And we doubt not that
when the great change passed upon her, it was to
her a happy exchange of worlds, from this of sick
ness, pain. and sorrow, to that in which suffering
and death are known no more-to the rest that re.
maineth to the people of God. To her case it was
believed were applicable the precious words of
Christ, from which her pastor felt it to be his priv
lege to speak words of comfort to the stricken fam
ly and weeping friends at the burial-"I am the re-
surrection and the life; he that believeth in me,
though he were dead, yet shall he live: and he that
liveth and believeth in me shall never die."-JoHN
XII: 25, 26.
Mrs. Tutwier was born on the I'd of November,
1872 and was married September 18th, 1867. She
left a little daughter eighteen months DID, The
blessing OF her mothers God rest upon the little
motheress one. Fl. A. B.
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BEES WAx-32c.
HAY-Timothy prime, $1.2O@$l.25.
IsH.-Mackerel, No. l, S27@2S kits, So. 5000;
Herrings, SCOTT.
FRESH meats, &o.-Beef, nett, $780,; mutton,
$4@s.5O piece; pork, HOP cts, nett.
LARD-1S@19 cents.
EGas-Per dozen, 17@1S cents.
CHICKENS. -20@40 cents.
DRIED AppLEs-6@7c. peaches, 1O@15c.
CoTToN-25@30 cents
FEATHERs-5O@80 cents.
LME-$1. 4O@$1.5O.
TICKINGs-13@30 cents.
CoTTos OzSABURGs-19@2O cents.
Brown SHIRr1Nes--4-4, 1920; 4, 14@1ec.
TMBER-Virginia Pine, seasoned, $2O@26.
SHINGLEs-virginia heart, 1906.
-Whiskey barrel slaves, $2O@$25; -four
barrel slaves, $5@s.
GUAYo-Peruvian, $77@$s0.
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Presbytery of Central Texas met at Austin, April
goth. There were present seven ministers and
ness, Rev. A. A. Porter, D. D., was received from
the Presbytery of South Carolina, Rev. R. M.
Loughridgs was dismissed to the Presbytery of
Western Texas and Robert Mccoy to the Presby-
terry of Eastern Texas A. j. Loughridge ac-
cepted call to the pastorate Of the Hugh Wilson
church, and committee was appointed to install
him on the First Sabbath of July. A resolution
was adopted opposing any change of the Old Book
at present
The next meeting is to be at the Oak Island
church commencing at o'clock, P. NJ, Tuesday,
Nov 1st. L. TENNEY, Stated Clerk.
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Tbs LrrrLE CORPORAL for June. Published by
Sewell 4 Miller, Chicago, III. 81 year.
FIFTY THIRD ANNUAL REPORT Of the American
Colonization Society, with the proceedings of the
annual meeting OF the Board of Directors. Printed
BY McGill 4 Withers, Washington, ID. C.
CAruOGUE Of the Officers and Students of Hamp-
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l6. 1870. Total number Of students SO.
MINUTES Of the Synod Of Nashville, at its regular
meeting in the Murtreesboro Presbyterian church,
beginning October 18th, 1869.
Coon HEALTH for June. A journal of physical
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Death of Mark Lemon.-The death of Mark Lee
mon, the editor of the London Punch isannounced
He, in lS4l. in company with number of other
authors, established Pinch, acting for while as
joint editor. Two years later he was appointed
down to his death. In this capacity he displayed
much ability, and to his tact and good management
the great success of Punch is mainly attributed.
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Ecclesiastical Autites.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Trustees land Directors) are notified to meet
at the Seminary on Monday, 18th june at o'clock,
P. NJ.
FROM NORTH CARoLINA.-Ministers: s. A. Stan
field, (President,) j. q. Smith, j. M. Sherwood,
F. H. Johnston, j. M Atkinson, j. Rumple E.
Hines, j. Mcpherson. Elders: e. N. Hutchinson,
A. T. Gummey, N. M. ROAM P. Murphy.
FROM VIRGlxIA.-Mi Ministers: G.. 81. Read, William
Brown, J. j. Bullock, Fl. NJ. White, W. T. Rich
ardson, ]. L. Kirkpatrick. Elders: C. C. Read,
A. G. McIlwaine, E. NJ. Armstrong, c. l.. Peyton.
c. c. READ, Secretary.
FarmriUe, "a, May H., 1870.
On Sabbath evening, June 18th, at o'clock, the
Annual Sermon before the Society Of Inquiry of the
Seminary will be delivered by Rev. John L. Kirk
patrick, D. D., Professor Moral Philosophy in
Washington College.
On Tuesday morning, June 18th, at 103 o'clock,
Rev. Fl. G. Alexander, D. D., Professor Biblical
Literature and Interpretation of the New Tests-
ment will deliver an Inaugural DISCOURSE and will
be formally indicted into Office by the Board of Di.
rectors.
The examination of the students will commence
Thursday morning, June 9th, at clock, and con-
tinue till Monday, June 18th, II clock
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Died, at her residence near Grcenville, Augusta
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wife of John Merritt, the senior elder of Bethel
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ago was dismissed to Bethel church, of which church
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The New Bank.-The new Virginia Bank, of
which Hon. William II. Macfarand is President
and John III. Goddin, Cashier, is now ready to
commence operations and will open in week or
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ANERIcAN TRACT SOCIETY. Fifth Annual Report
of the Richmond Agency, embracing Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and
Alabama
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A CONSTITUTIONAL VIEw OF TIE LATE WAR BE-
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Obituaries.

Died, of Diptheria, at Marlborne, May 10th, CAR
RTE, daughter of Dr. j. j. and Mary S. Dupuy, in
the Sd year of her age.
Died, near Mcdowell, Highland county, Va,
May LIST, at the residence of her son, John Lamb,
Mrs. CATHARINE LAMB, in her S1st year.
She had been for many years consistent member
of the church, and adorned her profession by meek
and quiet spirit. Her dying words were, 'Jesus has
done all my work for me- then quietly fell asleep in
hope of a blessed Immortality.
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BIACKvooOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for May. By
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 40 Full.
ton street, New York;
The table Of contents is as follows; Our Poor Re
lAtOns; Trade Unions; EsrPs Dene, part VII; Cor
nelius o DOwdi John, part VII; New Books; The
Edueation Difficulty.
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LOrHkIR. BY the Right Honorable B. Disraeh d.
Appleton Co., Publishers. Price, 81.
For the above we are indebted to our friends,
Woodhouse 4 Parham.
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NTONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
M CHRISTIANSBURG, VA,

M CHRISTIANSBURG, VA.
THIS School, resumed September 10th, 1869, is
in its 18th annual Session
Every facility for acquiring elegant education,
is afforded.
The Corps of Teachers consists of University
graduate native French teacher, European Pro.
lessor of Music, accomplished lady Vocalist and
other efficient assistants.
The locality-.in the mountains .proverbially
HEALTHY, and society good
Eighty boarders can be accommodated
Board and Tuition. $3.50; Music, $50 per annual
session.
ssS- Ministers daughters received for bare cost
to institution
REFERENCES OF PERSONAL---VERY. Rev. John
Johns, Bishop of Virginia D. Lee Powell, Prnci-
pal Southern Female Institute; Chas. 81. Winston,
President Richmond Female Institute; G. w. Thi.
low, W. F. Grabau, Professors of Music, Rich.
mond Va.
Christansburg is one mile off Va l. Tennessee
p 'road.
for Circulars, address,
MISS S. C. WALTHALL,
sep Oft Principal.
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the churchs hold upon the masses, and withdraw
ing an increasingly large number from the restraints
of all religious influence.
Adjourned to meet at Seguin, Texas, on the first
Thursday of October at o'clock, P. M.
j. Z. MARTIN, Stated Clerk.
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pleasure in testifying. -,
She was the mother of large family of which
seven still remain, all of whom have reached matu.
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FREDERICK, MD.
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For Catalogues containing view of buildings, &C.,
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-06-01
STOVES

Reduced Prices.
Before commencing manufacturing stock for the
next seasons trade we will for limited time sell
large lot OF COOKING STOVES at Gold Prices.
All wanting these indispensable family implements,
can now supply themselves at greatly reduced rates.
Come, and come speedily and supply yourselves
with good home made Stoves at
The Richmond Stove and Architectural
Iron Works,
1000 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
Iron Fronts, Windo,o Caps and Sls Fronts and
Crates HouoW ,odre, Builders and
Plumbers Castings, de-
.ap 6-3m SNYDER IRBY.