The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-02-09
geIigians gutelligeute,
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Rev. Robert McCOys Post Office address, formerly
of Tennessee, and recently OF Chester, 5. o., is
Ladonia, Fannin county, Texas.
Rev. A. L. Kline, land not Finn, as was stated
last week, of Meridian, Miss, has received and &C
cepted call to the church in Enterprise, Miss,
and requests correspondents to address him at that
point.
Rev. ]. v. Banks has removed from Troy, Mo-,
to West Ely, Marion county, Mo-. Correspondents
will please note the change.
Rev. C. M. sheppersOn's Post office address is
changed from Mount Pleasant, Titus county, Tex
as, to Hickory Hill, Davis county, Texas. Cores
pondents and others will please note the change.
Rev. Alexander COwan's Post Office address is
HendersonviIe, Sumner county, Tenn.
Church at Marlin, Texas-Rev. j. A. Walker
has become pastor of the Presbyterian church in
Marlin. 1t was formerly served by Rev. L. Jenny.
Rev. DR.. MoOre.-The friends of Rev. T. V.
Moore D. D., will hear with pleasure that his
health has greatly improved since he went south.
His present address is Monticello, Fla.
Beulah Church, Hanover county, Va.-Dr. w. f.
Gaines, ruling elder in the Pole Green and Sa-
lem church, gives notice of an interesting work
of grace in part OF the church kp IS Beulah
Congregation,
"We had protracted meeting geeks
duration in this little church, ,ber
which resulted in the conversion
sons, the greater part of whom
in our Sabbath School here.
Mon occasion after the re-
mitted to full fNpo,
communion two more
among this people the iniuoal
at work. which [ hope will resu,
Of others.
This, | think, has been truly ace,
and those who have united with T. have
given, we think, good evidence - ge of
heart by punctual attendance on eans Of
grace, and desiring to obtain religious reading.
Observer and Commonwealth.
Installation of Rev. R. H. Nall.-On the first
Sabbath in December, the Rev. r. H. Nall was
installed pastor Of the Presbyterian church at Ius-
kegee, Ala. The Rev. R. f. McMurray, Of Union
Springs, preached the installation sermon, pro
posed the constitutional questions, and gave the
charge to the pastor The Rev. DR.. Nall, father
of the newly installed pastor, gave the charge to
the people.
The exercises were very solemn and impressive,
and both pastor and people seemed to realise the
truly responsible relation then being. formed be-
tween them. Mr. Nall has been the stated supply
of the Tuskegee and Greenvile churches for twelve
months, and had won the confidence and affection
of both Calls for his pastoral services from both
of these churches were placed in his hands by
Presbytery last fall, at which time he decided to
accept the call from the Tuskegee church; where
upon he was ordained to the full work Of the Cos
pei ministry. Mr., Nall is young man of remark
able ability, popular manner, and, above all, fer
vent piety We pray that the great Head Of the
Church may abundantly bless his labors in the up
building of his people in the faith and in the con
version of many souls. Presbyterian and Iadec
Rev Henry Niles Pierce was consecrated Episco-
pal Bishop Of Arkansas, at Mobile, Ala, January
9Th. He was formerly pastor Of ST. John church
in that city. There we're present at the services,
Bishops Young of Florida, Wilmer OF Louisiana,
Quintard of Tennessee, WhitehOuSe OF Illinois,
and Green of Mississippi.