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sy.pss.. 81 Liver Complains. and II some
81 de Discases RfeAaeeA b e.

Sy0Pso0s II Liver CSnplafns, and ~ soms
~ he Diseases proAnccd ~ 10.
saIlow or yellow color Of skin yeowsh brown spot
on face and other parts Of body dizziness and drowsness
with frequent headache; dizziness bitter bad taste in
mouth drness of throat and internal heat papttion in
many dry teasing cough with throat unsteady
appetite raising Of food choking sensation in throat dis
rss heavnes bloated full feeling about stomach
and Sides pain In sides hack breast and about Shout
ders collie pain and through bowels with heat
constipation alternating with frequent attacks Of diarrhea
piles faulence GOODNESS of exremites rush
Of blood to head with symptoms Of appopexy numbness Of
limbs especially at night cold chls alternating with hot
flashes; kidney and urinary difficulties; female weakness
duness low spirits msociabiy and gloomy forebodngs
Only few Of above symptoms likely to be present in
case at one time. All who DIR. Pierces Ait Ext or
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint and its
Complications loud in its praise Sold by all frsclass
Druggists G7
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS I.
IhaNrp1r rnI~r

STATE OF KANSAS lSS
DoNIPHAN COUNTY
In the District Court for Donphan County State of Kansas
Henry Rsder' 'r- Plaintiff
John ". Stewart
and Mary Stewart, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day of
~ August A d. ISL between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
NJ and o'clock. p NJ Of said day. at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Troy Donphan County State
Kansas offer for sale at public auction for cash the fol
lowing described real estate to wit Lots number a.
ana two s in Block number nine @ in East Troy, DonI
fhn county State of Kansas Taken the property of
nhh stewart and Mary Stewart and offered for sale
.ns highest bidder for cash satisfy certain Judgment
ss how of record in the District Court for Doniphan
any State Of Kansas in which Henry oer Jr is PLAIN
IN ana John W. Stewart and Mary Stewart defendants
"en under my hand this LIST day of July A. d. lss1
r. $ CAMPBELL.
I,e Sheriff Of Doniphan County
""s Nh-cw. PRS fee, 5000.
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ANOTHER SToRM.-Last Thursday afternoon and even
ing about sultry saw. About 10 O'Clock
night sudden storm up from the north east and
while blew lively with continuous thunder and light
ming No damage done about here but at St Joseph
and other localities from which have reports there was
sad havoc.
We having unusual number of these storms, this
and is somewhat remarkable that they amost
invariably from the north east
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The Cedar Greek Farmers Club

Win hold their First Annual Fair and Festival at CHAP
School House Thursday evening July 9Th; the
proceeds to be used in getting Library of works A
culture Extensive preparations being made and
the public that pains shall be spared to make this
the gTandest affair of the season.
There will be Brass Band i'm attendance and number
Of distinguished speakers Don't fail attend and bring
your cousin other mans cousin.
Doors open at o'clock, p. NJ Admission free.
July 6-3w. COMMITTEE
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white Cloud Pos, once Rcs.I..ien..

Eastern Northern Mail arrives daily, except Sunday
Kansas City Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad at
2r. NJ, and departs daily, at 81 NJ Closes BIS A. NJ
Southern and Eastern Mail arrives daily, except Sunday
ria Atchson and Nebraska Railroad, at 1890 NJ and de-
parts at I:30 p. N. Closes lis T. N.
Netawaka. Hiawatha Albany and all points West and
North arrives Monday at and departs Tuesday at
Ga. M Closes Z Monday.
MOZART arrives departs daily at Closes 2 r.
Money Orders be obtained at this Office upon any
Money order Office in the United States Money Order
Office open a O'Clock NJ, to o'clock daily
serpe Sunday.
Post Office open from a NJ to Il O'Clock ~. daily
From 0 10 n A. NJ Sunday j. UT, p. NJ
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YorNG MEN, on great SOCIAL Evils an
ABUSES which interfere with MARRIAGE-with sur
of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate desease
and debitate Sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION NJ 9 s Ninth St, Philadel
phia Pa mchz3yl
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-On Friday morning of last week
named BELL living in the upper part of town,
the river attempted commit suicide by eating the
ends off Of matches Bad by her husband
the alleged She left note saying that she would
be with the angels who waiting for her But
doctor called in and after several pretty sick days she
got out of danger. Why she took such hard Of
dying when she within jump of the river has not
explained Her husband must feel proud of the
taton that this affair has given him.
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OIANGEMEN.-As many of our readers in.
quiring who are the Orangemen, We copy the fol.
lowing from the New York Tribune:
There certain persons residing in our city
who call themselves Orangemen. They are Prot
estants, generally of Irish birth lineage, and
appear to have rather more antipafhy to the Pope
and to Popery than most of us perceive any good
reason fnr. But their opinions are nowise subject
to oar supervision; and, SO long their Orange
ism does not lead them TO break the laws of the
land, it is purely their matter, whercwith the
rest of us have nothing to do.
July H. 1890, was fought the battle ofAughrim,
wherein Protestant King William LII. formerly
Prince of Orange) routed Catholic King James ii
driving him from Ireland into perpetual exile.
Orangemen have been accustomed to celebrate
that day by procession, dinner, etc. Some of
their banners notices, badges, toasts, etc, have
given offence to Irish Catholics; hence collisions
and brawls. Last year, the Orangemen of our
city, while peacefully enjoying picnic, were set
upon by a mob of Catholic Irish and shamefully
abused; no timely and forcible exertions being
made by the police to prevent this outrage.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

-. I. 0. O. ID.
1900 WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. g. l. O. Of
TsF~S O. F.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
story Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every
urday evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
JOEL HARPSTER y. G.
JOHN s. BEELER RS
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. g.. i. O. O. F., meets every
Saturday night in the Myers e. Closes Durg
Store. Highland Kansas. s. +. AMSBURY, n. G. :
W. TREvETT RS
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CHANGE OF FiRn-LoUIs DEGGINGER has bought the in
teres of JOIN MORTON Bakery and Grocery Store of
HARrsrER & MORTON, and the firm is now HARrsTER &
DEGGNGER They will continue to keep full stock of
everything in their line and sell goods cheaper than the
cheapest.
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PUBLIC wEDDrNG-On Thursday evening CT last week,
wedding place in the Methodist Church the parties be-
ing Mr. OSCAR and Miss ADA HoLIKBAUGH both Of
this place The ceremony perfomedby Rev. Mr. Belts
of Rule according to the form of the Episcopal Church
There very large audience to witness the marriage
the church being crowded to its utmost capacity The
printers return thanks for cake the occasion
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y school meeting held Tuesday, pursuant to
call at which the Board of Directors directed
purchase the square Of ground heretofore spoken
which to build the new school house.
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GRAIN WANTED.

VyHE highest market price paid for Wheat Oats Corn
Rye and Barley at Noyes Mcores Elevator. On the
Levee Also Produce received and shipped on comission
Sacks furnished at the lowest rates for those vsanS 70
haul in grain ship by river. MOVES AOOhE-
White Cloud. June g, lc71.
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WHITE CLOUD CITY MILLS FOR SALE.

Steam Mill of 4eet burrs; power for three rnn
and The Mill is four stories high 40 by 90 feet the
machinery is in perfect running order Situated within 30
Of the Atcbison and Nebraska Railroad good wheat
country. Terms easy. Price 200. Address
UT & MAUCK White Cloud. Kansas.
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IL Can't the mail agents the railroads, or somebody
else management of it, make mail matters run
more smoothly 1t ought not to take week for the
Chief reach Highland and Hiawatha 1t should get there
the day after il il mailed at the very farthest.
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WHITE CLOUD MARKET.

Fall Wheat-s0Q sl.00
C0rn-2s Soc
Oats-25d3Oc.
Rarley-i0aJ0c.
Potatocs-6Oc.
Flour-$4.0 90 per punlred
Pork-Clear sides l0d l2ic Hams 10 12i Lard 10d l2&
Butter-15c.
Eggs-l0c
Hides-Dry flint. 16fc.
wool-Washed Zoe.
Groceries-Sugar l2i I6,c Coffee 20a 2asc; Salt per
bhl $3.50; Dried Apples, l2ic Dried Peaches, l6;c.
Nails-per key. $3.50.
Cottonwood Lumber slaooaso0O per NJ
Hogs-per 100 pounds gross, t20Od2J0
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DONIpHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial Distrct-NATHAN PRICE.
County Commi.sioners-ASDREwB b. SYMSs, CHAs. W
-SoyRs JOSEPH RANDOLPH.
Sheriff. 5. CAMPBELL
Treasurer-OBE CRAIG.
County Clerk-JoHN T. KIRwAS.
District Clerk-FRASK BROWN.
County AttOmey-JoEi HoLT.
Probate Judge-JoHS G. GORDON.
Register of Deeds-DUNCAN MCINTOSH
School SUPPLEMENTARY W. BRowS.
Coroner-JosHUA JAYLOR.
Surveyor-JAMgs +. FOREMAN.
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IT We learn that during the storm Monday night,
the lightning wheat stacks belonging to Mr.
GREER in Hoi, County No. About Thousand bushels Of
wheat were destroyed.
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Attention, Fermc

We have and Wood for sale in large small guam
titles on Main Street, White Cloud
July Gem MAChOl SULLIVAN
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~ On Monday. W. II. FoRScRook received commits
sion as Postmaster this place We believe he intends
TO take possession next week
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~ Gov JOHN A. BURBANK, of Dakota Territory. favor
ed us with call Monday He around seeing his
friends on old stamping ground He looks as if the
fricid zone agrees with him.
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r. We acknowledge the receipt from Superintendent
HExSING, through old lightning friend, F. r. McpnL
unusual pass the Missouri River Fort Scott and
Gulf Railroad That is of the JOY roads, and like all
others under management is rstelass We have
tried it.
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Church DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Puhlc worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath School at o'clock
Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings. Al invi-
ted to attend.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Before Joshua Taylor Peace in and for Iowa
Township, Doniphan County, State of Kansas
Benjamin Banta' Plaintiff.
John r. Vassar Defendant
IN the 18th day Of June A. d. 1s7l said Justice issued
" order Of Attachment and ansh in the above
ton for the Of Thirty Dollars Said is for
hearing the 2d Of July A. d. 1911 at 10 o'clock NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day of June A. d. 1s11
JOSHUA TAYLOR, j. p
June 22-tt Printers fee ti-J0.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET

St- July
FIour-frmer: super s4aaa4&s extra, s+.5d+75; XX,
N2Od550; xxx ISIS 600: family, s640q6.15
wheat-active and firm; by inspection No. J. red fall,
sil5; No. s1.25; by sample No. sl0sdl.oe; No. J.
81 .l2s 0l.14; No. 2 Sla5sI2..
Corn-iu; mixed SIC; white mixed Gle white, GIL a
63ic.
tats-old mixed sic; prime new. a a tsc sacked
Rye-du and easier: No . closed at 55d Jsc in bulk.
Pork-dull unchanged
Bulk matchmaking doing.
Bacon-full; shoulders s,a.ic clear rib, SIC; clear
sides. 9id9sc.
tie.
Highwines-fm at 9sc.
Cattle-common and medium in liberal supply choice
light demand s350aaa5 inferior to choice
Hogs-good demand closed at s390Gi2a
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Aachi.on and Nebraska Railway.
Arrive nj Falls Cily,

Train No l. connects at Atchson with trains for st.
Louis Chicago Kansas City, by Missouri Pacific Railroad.
2OA My Kansas City, ST. Joseph and Council Bluffs
Railroad at HIS M-Trin for ST. Joseph leaves Ateh-
ison at 200 NJ.
Train No connects at Atchsnn with trains for st.
Louis and Chicago-At Troy Junction with trains of st.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad from St Joseph for Ha
wata Seneca and Marysve At Falls City, with Stages
forS Salem Humboldt, pawnee City, Tecumseh and Beat
rice Nebraska At Highland Station with Hack for High
land.
Train Atchison with trains for St. Lou
is Chicago and Kansas City. by Mo- p. r. r. at LBS
By X c. St Jo, and c. B. T. r., at 2O0r N. Mail train
the West via C. b. T. p r, r. leaves Atchison at go
I'm +. X. FIRTH, Superintendent.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, July ls.
Flour-tull and unchanged
wheat-weak. No. . sl.lId115s cash; this afternoon
steady at s1.l3l d1l4.
Corn-No 2 closed at 50A a 56sc cash
Oats-quet, but firm: No , closed at 4sa a f9c.
Rye-No 2 closed at Is d60c-
Barey-cosed at &c.
Highwines-hrm ut Sic.
Prcvisions-quiet mess pork, closed at siioo.
I.ard-clcscd at 10tc.
Hogs-stcady at s400.
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A. F. & A. M.

XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s A. F. & A.
wv NJ, meets at their Hall, third story of Weeks
Building. the Levee Wednesday night, before
the Full Moon in each month and every weeks there
after. X. NJ. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
c. W. SHREvE Secy.
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Ffnal Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to an persona interested in
~ Estate Of William r Parker late Of D.nphsn County
deceased that final settlement viii be made II the natter
said Estate the term Of the Probate Court u be held
on the first Monday in August Is7I-
June =. 1s7i-aw. s q EWING. Adninistrator
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~ brakeman the construction train named BRAD.
ANDERSON had hand badly mashed, Tuesday after
noon, in coupling cars.
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e L. T. GoRDoS always remembers the printers when
he has anything good We under obligations to him
for a lot of nice honey.
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Mayor- JOSHUA TAYLOR
Corincilmen-JOHN 5. Hook, c. F. VAN BUsKIRK, ii. II
HINES ID. &. TAYLOR. PETER L. PALMER.
City Clerk-W. ii. FoRScKooK.
City Treasurer-SoI- MILLER
CITY Marshal-W. W. MOORE.
City Engineer-C. W. SHREvE-
Street Observation-Disclosures DCNIRAvY.
Health Oficer-DR. THos. C. SIREyE-
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Brick.

WE are now prepared to fill all orders for Brick of
w which We have good quality burned
in the State and will sell them two dollars and half per
thousand lower than last prices Call at our old
Yard lower part of town, the Railroad.
WILLIAMS WHITMAN
White Cloud July G Is,l
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AGENTS

AGENTS.
IS. n. PETTENGILL CO. 81 Park Row,
GEORGE p ROWEI.L e. CO, 40 Park Row are our only
authorized Advertising Agents i'm New York
SHEFFIELD STONE, ST. Louis.
Cook, CoBuRN Co, Chicago
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The ordinary carpet paddings are perfect moth
nests and VII. n ustd the felt should Ge pus over
them, or the telt may be used alone.
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ounce Jelly; Miss Virginia Parker apri.
coz Jelly, apple Jelly; Mrs. Goot,e, ctirran,
!eny; Mrs: Banhart, grape jelly, canned
tomatoes; W. j. Keller, canncd ionatoes
on new principle; A. Blanth, pear Jelly
,. W. Hudson, half cabbaees Mrs. j. j,
farkcr, Irish potatoes; John Fullon,
celery; j. W. Hudson, onions, turnips
W. A. Pratt, radishes, pumkins Mrs. J
=. farKer, best collection Of vegetables :
samuel Croft, beets, sweet potatoes. A,
-. wren. parsnips j. J. Parkius, toma.
Toes, sai,Ity Miss NJ. S. Gilkeson. bread
mrs; Judge Thompson, sponge cake; Tsv:
LOT q Kinney, ornamental cake; MIR. Fuller.
NTS,nia-made backing; d. 2. Reese 4
Co, cologne.
THE CITY.
Nothing else has been thought Of hardly
IN toe past few days but the Fair. Even
the alt,aDsorbing theme politics has ceased
10 excite much apparent interest, and the
city has been completely deserted from
morning until the close Of the exhibition
As consequence there "a no local news.
l see by Richmond paper that a daily
had been established here, bu. learn that
tho telegranher who made that announce.
ment should have said that the publication
would last three days, the paper would
contain programme Of the Fair. and the
rest of tho space filled with advertisements
from the, daily form. This daily will sus.
pend to-day.
THE INSTITUTION
for the deaf, dumb, and the blind ia In its
usual working order, and there are large
number Of pupils there. The band EN-.
pioyed at the Fair was that composed
mostly Of the blind boys from the institu.
ton. Vis1ros.
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THEY ALL PLUNDER-How A RADICAL
SENATOR AND REPRESENTATIVE MADE Mo.
My OUT oP PACIFIC BAILRoAD BoNps-ONE
DOLLAR AND A HALF FOR SIGNING A BOND.
1t has come to light that ex-senator E. y.
Morgan, Of New York. and tho Hon. Cakes
Amea, member of the House Of Repre-
sentat,ves from Massachusetts,, who were
made trustees to sign the first mortgage
bonds authorized to be Issued br the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, the ultimate
payment Of which 10 guaranteed By the
United States, got very Well paid, to soy
the least, for attaching their signatures to
these securities. It will be remembered
that both Of these gentlemen were men,
bers Of the Pacific Railroad Committee In
their respective bodies at the time these
bonds were authorized to be issued, and 1t
turns out that the then senator from New
York charged and WIS paid 81 so for each
bond signed by him, amounting to the sum
of SS0, 600 or more, while his colleague In
the other House from Massachusetts was
content to be paid 81 for each sigma
ture, or about &c, 900 for the same service.
We give these facts, and leave the country
to judge OF tho propriety Of such conduct
on the part of Radical legislators Wash
ingtoD Patriot.
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generally suspended, and everybody t,,rrsa
out. The number on the ground was ost;
mated at 10000, More strangers were nre.
sent than on any previous occasion.
AT II a. n. Governor Walker was escort.
ed to the stand, and being loudly called
for, responded substantially as follows:
1t made bis heart glad to see SO many
joyous faces. 1t indicated that virginia
was recovering her past prosperity. For
ten years past her resources had been de.
pressed. The bosom Of war had swept
over her, and the five years that succeeded
were no less destructive of her happiness
and discouraglng to her development
than the period Of war had been. But
as the Governor was elected By the
sstdtages of Tirgtnia's people, he felt
that he could look back to the day oil
that election as the starting point in the
advancement and recuperation of then
State. He trusted that the good work
would go on until Vrginta stood where
she was entitled to stand, the leading
power of this country. lie was glad to
see the ladies here, ecouraging their fath.
era, husbands, brothers, and sweethearts,
In the work Of redeemin9 and reviving the
fortunes Of our State. The aid Of the fair
ladies Is necessary In all our affairs, for
though we assert our independent sover.
eighty as men, yet women were at last the
real "power behind the throne"
In conclusion, the Governor exhorted
the farmers to continue the improvement
of their land and mechanics to multiply tie
work of ingenuity, and the result would
ultimately be the perfect resuscitation OF
virginia-a result for which all people
should toll increasingly.
III. W. Gilmer, of Albemarle, also made
O characteristic speech.
The drill of the Home Guards on the race
course was very good, rejecting credit on
the officers and men, and the premium OF
Sl25 was awarded them as the best. drilled
company.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 19.-The W Wholesale
dry goods merchants are advancing their
prices on account Of the Chicago fire. I.
Eight hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars worth of vouchers have been found
which were paid on the account Of Keyser,
aud which Keyser pronounces forgerles.
They were paid by the Tenth National
Bank.
The Insurance Convention has adopted
q resolution to memorable Congress to eX-
empt life policies from the bankrupt act.
A committee Of three was appointed to re-
port the best method Of working up insol-
vent companies.
There was another race between the Co.
lumbia and Livonia to-day. The Column
blu lost five minutes in the start, and the
race was won by the Liyonia by ten min
uteS,
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Eynod OF Virginia.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LYsoHBURG, Va, October 19.-Nothing
Of special interest occurred in the Synod
to-day, only the usual routine business
being transacted and standing committees
appointed.
Pres5y terial reports were read, which
gave worry satisfactory accounts of the state
Of religion IN the presbyteries. The sta.
1stlcsl reports show an aggregate member.
ship in the Presbyterian Church IN Vird.
MIA Of 100, with 252 churches and 49,
ministers.
A subject WAS introduced this morning
which will probably evoke considerable dis.
cussion. II was the appeal of Samuel Em.
mprson, late minister of West Hanover
Presbytery, from the action OF the Presby.
terry revoking his license.
The evening session of Synod was mainly
occupied in discussing resolution offered
by DR.. 3. 81. Smith on the appointment OF
a committee, to report to next Synod, de.
fining the relations Of the Church to secu.
lar education In Its various stages, as de-
fined by principles derived from the Holy
Scriptures, and orlr standard in the history
Of tho Presbyterian Church In tho United
States.
The discussion was exceedingly interest.
ing, and was INDUCED in by DR.. Smith, MI
Preston, DR.. Read, aud DR.. Z. 7. Baird,
In favor. and opposed by DR.. Lefnvre. Dr.
R. B. White, DR.. S. J. Baird, G.. D. Gray,
and Mr.. Houston. Adopted Ayes, 1O2
nays, 80.
Before appointing the committee Synod
a6iournnd