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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

i'-i'So y Il l.
Gen Sherman has ENGAGED r95ms for himself
ana family 81. the werlea Hons. s. il.s.s.a1s
Fl. s-rs-.ai .,s-a .. i... -s..,- firm, BIZ. horn
taut.
Tie S. Adams la...-- 3. nse-..- tbs.
Rev J. Z G5sir.-. had accented The position Of
Principal Of Eiul B.. ua..a Academy says. '.IIe
is au able AID Games, worker in 'as cause 70
eiucaaou. Ifo-- patriotism we're bemuei 10
by STATE lines, Il We were H5t Fras1srel in che
prosperity o. III. 's' --=-Al-. We sl'l'' more
reE's- 'l- departure -lll- ali a'A'e OF al eluaa-
'o' 80 -'- A-- al-ss'll -s 'lI-
e''ir---
Ez-Govs-u '- caau5eriail, OF Maine, iss-r-as-
" l's''e- -.' '-' -ls-.lsn' 9 o. 'o''l-l 4'--
1
'--Is 90 a'-sa- '-s ps'l-l
General Elslc-aus is In California, giving his
whole energies 10 the great rl'--aai unia7'A1-
iasa l- Tie fA''a' Coast lie is asilania ss1s
porter a11 advocate ct the narrow gauge
--9A.'' o----'' o. IOWA. has Ie--'---
'-1A Europe WIKI DIS -1---- 11--'' f's'-''-' Al-
vi. spend ne summer With ai' family ID AeV
o. -'''--l--- -.-ss''
'---- s-'s--- -- -7 pups -l i- me
-''' ~ ---' ---'' '---'''l '1 -'
I-rs, -Iea,aaaat Cas--as S. Saith, q. Yer
u-n', l-- Artillery, has been ori-rel 60 report
Go The 1a--- szu'- a---e- o. i1e army ilr a.
-e- -
Dr. HOLLAND receives O. shasa Of the fr1ais Of
N-ri'as-'f -N.1-.-g ia retarH t1- lending his
aame and services 20 that magazine The Broth
CPS Church o. the ll.--1 are also pa-. PFC
pre.1rs-
Professor G.. Chandler. formerly Of Las.
Miiet1-y. has been lc-,u-.re IL Cambridge.
n \. Ths Professor. scientifically speaking. is
O aa75os- u- ID. would De his proper degree
Rev Dr.. w. French, professor Of ethics aal
law al West Point Military Academy. d-ai oa
Saturday
R-.-.,, r-,-- ~ ,1,. s-1 t-r.r lr.s..--
Wilson. ia ll5s:.e. Ala. On SATURDAY,. There Dc
great excitement over the event
l. noting the r-o-r.ss of the public schools IL
that town .svs that Prof ESQ. Il. Kas WIS
has bs.- srra-,o.sr.is7- ~ schools sine. ms.
ns,ots-.- b,s IN tie i.l-ner- ~ ou- CITIZENS
generally moved g.. The -irt- rnq- in the ri-b-
-i.,.
v...-.-, ,-..r..-r--.-
-,.-.,...--.---s.,., -. ~.
- 49, -. -. -
Y, OH. ,s-,r;-,,. ~ .b. ,r;..:..... 80 e.
Eiehm5zI. P. q Oh the Grand Trunk railway.
= distance Of miles.
H. "a ----.-i ...-..-- -. 49,, .-.-,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

DRowxED.-A little son Of John Owens, OF
Fairhsven, four years old, fell from the railroad
bridge, east Of the depot, on Sunday evening II
going to meet his sister, who was walking on the
track from Hydeville, and was drowned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

sDowS IN 4 BALLOON. Prof Savers bal
loon, which went up from Montpelier on the
Fourth, came down st Craftsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14
4 Trade Union held TO Its Response
bllIty.

L--4A-
A decision has recently been made by the 3D.
preme Court Of Massachusetts which seems Ike
lv 10 have an important influence on the laoor
Question. as connected win the existence and
working Of the combinations Of Labor asainsi
osoitsl. known SIS Trade Unions" The facts
OF the case are As follows;
John CareE. . free-stoue enter Of South los
ton. mad large contracts 20 supply cut stone
rs,-,ne that he might otherwise fail l. fulfill his
ALLEGATIONS. he sent some Of the stone 70 be cut
in New ok This processing ir-ringad upon
the rules Of the .Jour1ey-aen Free Stone Cut
re-'s ASSOCIATION aud, although CArsv was
nat a member thereof sd in nc wsy bound
b. its laws. Is WIS determined 70 hold him amen
able TO them. Accordingly the ASSOCIATION i'm
posed upon him. for bis uisiemealio7 me OF
five hundred dollars This he infused TO pay
rbsB the Association commanded his workmen
TO lesvs HIN. and reduced TO the alternative Of
having the ane OF falling 80 meet his contracts,
he chose the former
Bat he did noi suffer the matter o. crop there
As soon as his work was completed be brought
suit against the Cutters Association, not merely
TO recover the I've hundred dollars but &c Obtain
damages fer the loss be hs5 suste ined. Ine
lover Court. before vhicA the case was first irle1
decided tina. he had 10 cause Of actio L. de ap-
oealei TO the Supreme Court OF the STATE snd
inst bench haz now decided IL his fave r It's jadg-
ment atH-ms that TO compel msster-I Mechanic %
pay money. for which ne is not liable legally, by
inducing his workman 20 leave him aud by de-
terrine Others from entering his Employment
IL an Illegal conspiracy. The mon y thus se-
CURED through threats and appreh easion msy
ne recovered. and if the business OF the en-
ployer sustains any injury, through such illegal
sroeeeiiurf. he is entitled to dams. PES. and the
parties are uable to make good all the loss they
nave inflicted. a few cases e recovery OF dam
ICES. under such a decision, osn hardly isn 70
fleet seriously the efficiency of the unions IN
Uassaebuss,ts, as machines for controlling en-
Movers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

The French elections have resulted in repub-
lcan success. TIE monarchists who were sue
cessfal in February, and took advantage of the
temporary feeling in their favor TO elect ma
jority Of the assembly, have gained very few
members. The Bonspsrtists have done better,
and will hereafter form small bat earnest fac
ton IN the assembly while the republicans of
the moderate stamp have elected by far the
greatest number Of the new deputies Whether
the supplementary elections hsye made the re
publicans the strongest party is impossible to
say, but it Is almost certain that neither Of the
two great parties has an absolute majority, and
the balance Of power may be found to be in the
hands Of the imperialists and radical republi-
cans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

VALUABLE MArE.-Lon Norris, the minstrel
has bought and refused $4,000 for mare, seven
wears CID, who trols inside Of go.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

Itis considered worth noting that the raiihea-
ti5ns Of the Treaty Of Washington were exahang-
ei On me anniversary OF the Battle o. Bunker
H,l. and the ofhsial promul CATION dated on
Independence Day. These condolences Prooshiy
nave more interest for the American than for the
English public
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

The suicidal mania still RACES, and the most
popular shuttle is shutting of this mortal
coil -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

C0LLE1E lIE--s President .ssFa -. l-r
University, has announced his intention - s
signing sr the close Of The u1Z. a-slsz -a-
The time h1u1re5 CEREMONIES a--s1l.-- l-
q College C1umencauer- were la-5- u-
a. Princeton this year hy the presence BE-
dent Grant, bic son. bis r-v-1 ,-gi-
son chum, two members 0. .l- Car--a 81
suuiry Generals, e1-617s-u sl 0-
cll-s- Inc President wac
AMI he4i-hT. the hand rare l2 -
CHIEF, the students uncovered. 1-.
ing Introduced hy Dr. LcCczt S. -
Washington. the Presileui sr1 ua-
lows Sc Young eeuleue1 ot l.---e.ea--- 81
not come lere % spea5. dl- o. I---
90 follow the maxim yea hay
listen with ny two ears 60 Fl,l q -s-ng-
rrs1uste Of Priucsl1u has o. sa- T1a.
very glad 90 meet v1l Tbs Ts- r-4
the auditors via much a---4-s --
those present was Senator B.r. l--r -r
AID Grant passed the io.l0vla- 5-Hs
90 lou see 2 20 II the White House s--
'' You've pu- me IN the seusus. L.s
Af.erWarl there were exercise In -ia
stun, witnessed by the iuyi-s- 3
a dianar, 10 which All, ,z.-ulns
took hsnl
The following ssss-=ry Deg
red by Williams Colere a. Z ls lar --
meat:
Doctor Diva DAM ar. Ca
ton CaaTie- A. s.odif "a. ofNer
snde- Il. J 1lIious. Of 5 49,. C-a-. l.--
d So ls1n, Troy.
=, ~ Tor Laws-Ju' e Colt, s-
~ IS. Harvey j Rice. Of 1--
deils, Tax Cclm.ssir ncr, an s
Of Art.
A letter from Amhorst v5z.
hive thei- class day on Tues is-
FOR that occasion is q young --
Vermont. who has had no EN- Isl -
yea-s, though the priucipa. i ;-- ~
VIII be the concert IN the even-u
delssouns. Hiss Adelaide phlH. s
IN attendance, which is, D. The W. =
-lme SIZE appears in public t----
Europe
wednesday vii be dss9,5- B. as ~
gatherings. Some very Distinguish. z -
expected 70 address them ur1l thai Z ~
whom, believe, are Henry Na71 b-'-' :
thu Hon Horace Maynari Of tennessee
close the DAY with a Proucniie Dol----
evening.
At the Commencement exc-ciEas % ne
sity Of Rochester. n Y, the degree Or "
was conferred on Henry Duraat OF I 49,
AID Prof Stephen IL Carpenter Of s'l
and the degree Of D. D. On Rev D. Z 'i'-'-'-
Of Buffalo. AZ the Commencement tia
wss announced that Hiram siblsJ 81 =
had pledged himself TO erect bur .lins
library an cabinet Of the Univeu i-7 - -
psuss Of not less than $4,000. IN, AZ
also pledged So, 900 TO the Univ rally.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

Harvard and Yale have had an exciting con
ties. at base ball, Harvard winning by three
runs, the score standing - to 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

The monthly exhibit q the Treasury shows q
reduction Of me priucipsi Of the national debt by
more than seven millions o. dollars during the
month Of June Since General Grant became
President. The Treasury mas purchased and can
eele3 bonds 70 the amount Of sZI-, 500, go, fer
which it has paid In gold sl9sl25,553, OF in
currency S239. 0-5.I74 The annual interest on
the debt Las been reduced nearly al-rtesl Hii-
hons Of dollars since the present administrator
took the helm il is reiucsi more than $780,
COO By the payments Of princiPA, IN 1hs last
month Inc reduction Of tie debt s, the average
rate Of sl0109l009 q year has been fuly
maintained since las. March NJ. Boutweu's
figures are slwsys strong arguments ior the con-
tiuuance Of the homes and trustworthy admins
trstion Of President Grsnt. There are other
fscts connected with the finances, Of equsl sig
nifssnce. which give quiet reply TO some o. the
presses AID politicians who three years since
were batting Andrew johnson or the back aad
sonlsudinr his administration, and who q late
have been bowling over heavy balances due 10
the government from the republican collectors OF
internal revenue. Some figures are given from
Iste reports Of the Internal revenue Bureau
which show thst the collectors Of internal reve-
nue. appointed by Andrew johnson, are nov
owin- the government Il ,sl3.757. which II
nearly twice as great a sum as thar due from all
the collectors appointed by both Lincoln and
Grant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

1t is reported that new counterfeit fifty cent
currency note is in circulation. that Is sad 10
be an improvement on the genuine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

bE-APPE4EAy-E 90 -E- H1zsE PLla--- The
horssmen Of New To-E sre becoming a-a-ual
sgaia about the horse plague, which aas rsl--
pearsl Everything indicates an increase il
the extent and virulence Of the diseass. ana emf
nen- authorities declare that il IS net only 81
epidemic butts c1nta-'c-. Tae-e are nov q
large numbc- Ct valuable aliusls ge-za5 with
the plague S1- Only the railroad auI stage
stables. but a,sa many private es5ab'iaam-uts
nave suffered severely The horses IN the
stables of 1lr A. T. Stewart have entirely es-
capped The disease, uotv- .tstaaiia- tie -e1c-- GO
the contrary given o-- recently by q discharged
euF.oJe. None Of the expensive animals ID
Msss.s vsa5s-tlts. Bones Hs-to,i's l-i
Fisk's Etsbles have been ST I'll sick There lz7e
been nc new cases st the Seoead avenue sal les.
the 6-st place where the disease ua5. lie az
pslrsuce. There are a. present under traa-u-en-
in ta- Third sveuue stables 100 horses %. II
fatal, 81 the Fourth svenas III at the Mai-
sen avenue H-e. Eila 10 fatal IS St the SIKH
avenue sni a. the Ninth avenue Stables the
disease is SAID 20 be raging win great vi-zl-l-s.
au5 many horses, !, is -gmorei. sire conveyed
svay in covered wagons 81 the dezi Ct nigh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

LONG Island MEDICAL C0LLEGE-PHcE lr-s-
Br's ADnREss.-In the brooklyn Dsily IrL.
Of June 28I. we notice highly complimeutl-g
report Of the address before the graduating c.a-5
Of the Long Island Medical College on the c.
casiou Of commencement by DR.. s. j. Crosby
Professor Of Surgery. Nearly two columns are
devoted to extracts from the sdiress, sul to
notice Of the annual CommensauelL The cz-
erc.ses were held II the long hal Of ta Aths-
uaeuu. and called cut one Of Brooklyn best gu
diences. The speakers subject vas physical aud
mental culture Is securing the largest develop
ment o. the physician, AMI as encouraging
more catholic spirit IL medical study. There vas
strong analogy between the sentiments eira-
Gated by Dr. Crosby and those Of Pr-t Buck
ham in the address at the late Comnene-uen- Of
our own medical department The speaker 1i-
luisl nost happii7 70 8 Gay iu the tusu-c If this
country wien We shall have Teseha1 taa-
golden era Of thought sui free life tha- Is --s.
msturc thought, and the calmer pulse Of mature
Ife-when culture Is the hand maiden Of ell-
cation. when neither the conscious eleue1. Of
Greek eiussa5a. and its trials Of physical
proves, ever the heart Imagination q Chris
tan culture. IS TO wholly sway n5- siia1 90
BE- EXCLUDED -cna.sssuce o. a.. vlsre
hesr, and Imagination, senses ara unds-Huui-
ing shall blend In symmetrical assury. A-1-
sion was male TO the splendid physique aul
symmetrical character Of Washington 90 tle
enormous heal Of Webster. second only @. thar
OF s1crates all to his frame, which laus1-l O.
fatigue.
OF ta. address tie Onion nys 'Ir vaa
more literary and i.scursiva IN It's cla-lc.lr.
than vas perhaps expected, 5-t Eaz a mastery
sfor-, AM vas 81 eloquent tribute 20 the ai7al-
taga OF culture and training, and shovel
mind intimately familiar with the works Of ar.
auI literature, as vel Sc those Of ae.a1-l.'-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

N'ox7rz11EE AND WELLS RIU RAIEl.s- I,
The reports from the Ms1'y ,slier Al
River Railroad are mess ? stifying. N-
men ere now s. Woz2 o the line Of % =
The grazing has p-sg-r Sc / Into Msrsns.-
mile. and toe sieze z * above kim n
to that point isao'sri CON plstsd, And !. 80
is made OF to nc 5; split grznite- 80
sAry shsnsas or ne socou In0daucn 4,
Al Oroto1 have been er, cted, sid 80
point the Esrs will now be vigorously IL
both direetioS s-FrsezsH-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

The LvnIow FmE-1he FIRE al Ludlow.
IS ednesl.y night. consumed one half Of Barrett
s. 0heden's block The other half was oadly
damaged. Loss, $4,000 fully insured. The
IRE ls supposed TO have originated from eheni-
cas- in the photographic ROOMS. The Rutland
ire department Wss te-esraped 10 Tor assistance
and an engine was got ready TO start, but the
Ludlow department got ii under ean'ro. before
they started, ana they consequently did no, &C.
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-. wEEkLY FREE PRESS

Unpublished every Friday morning BY
-1r FpFr PRESS ASSOCIATION,
College st. Burlington VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

An eaectual mode Of suicide is afforded in the
early peaches which are appearing In the
market
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

The Milton, paper which has s;rennonsiy
opposed the Ku Klaz bin, gives some Informs
uon. derived from an officer AM which IT pro
uouucas entirely trustworthy, with regard 20 the
condition OF things ia North Carolina. In
the town vbele the officer is stationed the
Mayer and other officers went out on The first
Of May. Ne successors have been elected AID
the place Is without any government except
soch a. federal troops furnish. Before the
troops arrived, the people were of.en engaged In
street rioting, hut notwithstanding frequent col
Hsions sud shooting eases. 10 complaints were
made snd nc punishment attempted. general
lA,i5y ana insecurity prevailed and citizens, in
stesd Of remaining At home. often s.ep. II IN
known places as s. measure Of protection. The
secount. IN short. confirms the fact CT the Ferpe-
tcation OF Ku-Kluz outrage. upon poacesb-e
and iuofensiye persons, and from its intrinsic
character. as Wei as FROM the character Of the
channel through which !, resches the pubic, the
evidence il brings Is worth making noe Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
RAPrIgT

4airteen young men were graduated IN, d.
ministry from the Grocer Theological Ssni,'
lasl week " the seven VINO have Ias- -.
forts from Newton, three are under am
ment ~ the Missionary Union.-ls~ =
Mills OF Rutland, received from the pe5r. 7
his charge June Goth, as birthday p-s..-.
nice suit Of clothes, and handsome -.
gown. Mrs. Mills also resolved prs,.r-
sealed envelope There was . pleasaa. 49,
ing 81 the presentation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

AT the commencement exercises Of A-r-
Theological Seminary, addresses were Ilslv....
BY Rev. Philips BROOKS On Sc Character !.
nectei With the End Of Life, By Pot. VIZ %
Barbour, b. D., Of Bangor, before the
rhetorical Society, on 9. The Eloquenes o.. .
the Pulpit IS the Eloquence Of Iasg-..
among the gradultes Vas C. Z. R9Ule7 4 II
dieoury HIS subject WAS Sc The " Preae5.-,
a. Ezega-e. "A correspondent Of the a.
z aloH says the Congregational ca1re
asningion, q which Dr.. Rankin &C. pss..
= The most homeliks and the m0s- uue-.-
looking church that We have. In style o. -.
lng, arrangement Of galleries, pulpit a. -.
i II trst cousin % Plymouth Church Of r.
iyu. Speaker Blaine, Senators Bu--.--
P1neroy, Patterson, Wilson, Renras-
Dawes and Washburu, Of Msss Cse-i.
Smith and Poland, Of VI, kani4l, Of M.
an Gen. o. o. H1Wlr-. a.. take seat 5a-.
what Is uore, pay f5r them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

So the prizes were declared SIS follows
First Of 500 90 Hylropath No. 8, Of Brat
leboro.
Second Of $500 20 Torrent 30. ., Of MARI
bore. u. T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-14

was as follows fer the several prizes. the judges
being Grief Engineer Walter C Laudon Of Rut-
Land. Chiet Eurinee- C. .. billiard OF Province
town. Mass. and Chief Engineer e A. Coffin OF
Cambridge, y Y.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct 81, 1871.
Our Grain market has little better feeling. but no
Southern demand, Driedl Fruit is very active and
much higher and is readily taken by dealers quota
tons.
GRAIN.
WHEAT-S1.l0@Sl.25.
CoRN-Sacked, 10 cents.
0ATs-sacked in depot 45@50c.
RYE--nominal at 20 cents.
HAY-S0149S1.00.
PRODUCE.
FLouR-local demand; $500, S7.40a8,O0.
BACoN-Nominal at &C. for Hog round; hams, &c.,
sides, 9lzc, shoulders, 70.
LARD-prime 10C912%
DRIED fRUIrs-Apples, 69c7 per d Peaches 7a9c
FEATHERs--Prime 55@6Oc.; prime mixed 45@50c.
BUTTER-20@25c.
EGGs-Good demand, 1S@20c.
IRISH PoTAToES-65c
TIMOTHY SEED-S5 90 per bushel.
CLOVER SRED-S7.50 per bushel
BEEF CATTIE-21z93c. gross, as to quality and con-
dition. 7
Hoas-Nothing doing
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
Debt--OriginaI Attachment,
C. III. Wilson VS.. Robt. u. Manly

c. III. Wilson VS.. Robt. D. Manly.
Vie PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THAT
Il the defendant is indebted to him, and Is q non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee having obtained
from N. provence Justice Of the Peace an Origi-
and the same having been levied on the defendants
aforesaid, that the defendant appear before the said
Nm Provence, Justice Of the Pesee. at his office in
the town NEW Market, Jefferson county TENNESSEE
on the first Saturday Of February. 1872 defend said
attachment suit or il will be proceeded with ex pare.
1t IL r ordered that this notice be published in
the Knoxville Chronicle fOF four successive weeks.
Oct. "a 1871. VIM. PROVFNCE
noYlwit-fee "a.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
Nashville Synod of the Presbyterian
Church. "

The, Nashville Snyod of the. Presbyterian
Church met at the First Presbyterian Church
in this city yesterday evening at u o'clock;
The Introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. Geo. A Caldwell from Nnm. 18th Chapter
and the latter clause of the 30th verse Let
us go up at once and possess IT, tho land) for we
are well able to overcome it, The discourse
was earnest and ably delivered
After singing and prayer, the roll of minis
tiers and churches was called. ,.
The Synod then organized by electing off,
GERS as follows: Rev. VIM II. Vernon, Mode
rator; Rev. j. II. Nelly, Clerk, aud Rev. AL
eXandor Cowan Assistant Clerk.
On motion OF Rev. James Park, it was decided
that the hours of meeting of the Synod should
be y O clock in the morning and y O'Clock in
the afternoon.
On motion adjournment was had until this
morning at the appointed hour.
There will be preaching this morning at 10y
o'clock in the evening, by Rev. Jos. r. Wilson,
of the Columbia Theological Seminary.
Among the ministers present are Rev. j. L.
Wilson, ID, secretary of the General Assem-
blys Committee on Sustenation and Foreign
Missions, Rev. j: B; Shearer, President of
Wilson, ID. of Columbia Theological Semi
nary, Rev. John H. Rice, ID. D.. and others.
We understand that Rev. DIR. Baird, of Rich
mond, Virginia, Secretary of Publication and
Education, is also expected to be present, and
other ministers and elders will arrive to-day.
The meeting promises to be full one
The Presbytery ofKnoxville meets this morn
ing at O'Clock in the same house previous to
the meeting of the synod
We were not able to obtain from the Seore-
tary roll of the ministers and churches. Il
will not be complete until to-day.
The Syond embraces four Presbyteries-two
in East Tennessee, the Knoxville and the
Holston and two west of the mountains, the
Middle Tennessee and the North Alabama.
SECOND DAY.
--oe4orJ - -, q. ,,lno
o. clock, the Moderator Rev. VIM II. Vernon,
presiding and half hour was spent in deyo-
tional exercises.
The first business was the calling of the roll
and the addition thereto of the names of other
members who had more lately arrived, or failed
in some way to have their names inserted. The
roll was then completed, as follows
ROLL. OE THE MEMRERS