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, 1873-07-13
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, IL, 1873.
for most descriptions. Tho trade In metals md
ttnnera' stock continues fair and tito tono OF tho
rArlat In ueneral1p nnc ri ffrmnoan odvfnos

pr,co. voro ,,r,t.,oad aud ,..>,,,,,
for most descriptions. Tho trado In metals md
timers stock continues fair and tito tono OF tho
market ia generally ono OF armneas, advtccs
from tho East being OF q iik6 character. Pricca
1or nails arc tending upwhrdR tho stoolt horo, aB
VOL % IN the handa Of nanufaotutoTa, is said to
n no mght, and tie demand Ia comparatively large.
nnete was no Change IN naval stores, excepting
.;n 1naf msn,l!a snd ssal ropan arG lower
eelhsnged. elas Ihero wero NJ now Developments in
.nS WGo! 1 marRcs tho trading ta principally IN
sinhll lots aud At tho quoted prices. Hops and
i Diuon CORN Wefo Without chanBot tho lnttor stu
Elo % loma'hihg urn. beede wero quiet. Glover
- xsrta rEnsuo ana arm a. so.oo tor primo. Green
1ru'19 were n aoEiVo Request and tho market
TIC a s n s eJfsps spp0a a and
eM3RPiy ana ee,ssy Tho demand for gooa-slzed
omokena continues aotlyc and, undor light offor-
s0' @ paiceh t" morG hlghor Egge WoTe IN iar sup
Ry anu. sna onotce lots brought 1nll forme1 pricoa
W no' s1e ofaer soio ~ "lde range
VI Rr.egs: ~
m,gn,m.noss st, "e.o ao.iyo anu ~ hghor, IN
orR s,1 M,1n u am nnynncaS maraos n NOW
bnsd d Tth ~ spsH es' sos5s IS hsEe: a9es veEo
1T ~ u uey NJ oolS = % %o'9o rSr gallon ana 1o9
ea1 e91s !. oia II wo' Ihe market oloHed firm At
oSfao. .u.,.,,.az,,.
A., Hnse 1foi8n1s were lnins hnd shade nfmer,
si,;nn shG ones'n8a poing sman IN numnorl While
ss'Rpels so'g MatS net aPpa.onsy a anxious 70 tako
a4 ses "a; s9. Q. ohn.Sts ," %ha raPortoa (be
oa,ooo ;, nu wneat, 1aV,vyo ea corn enu lu,ooo ~
tye. ohl1 Ge1as ~ 20 nuuao were o1ao on corn. 10
On wheat. Ihrough ratoa were unchanged.
.,,e et4s.eloae t "GIo 4u'et: Iosh Maa s'caoior,
tno t' storm ot yenterday a1tefh9on (notea IN our
.-itht u tu1s nornne) I, haf.ns olnaseu ol
, 1873-07-13

good maxim for noBt OF lffo'a occupations, and
should be thoroughly lnstilod into those Who
porforoo, apply for tho Yarioua postions which
o,,3a saS Gpon ,.H to them among tho workers In tho
Among many who aro constantly applying for
situations a.
copY1Na-oLEnKs,
some OF them cannot evon apo1l, and hnyo not
Of punctuation. Thoy havo learned ! certain
gchoolgrliah kind of writing, mostly upon tho
spenoeTlnn plan, generally laoking drrnnoBs and
finish md thoy consider this ali TINT Ia nocos-
t. a AZ them for for az p0Gn p9esn ehsr ahn2e IL
Many, however, who apply Tor these places,
oannot eyon write leg6ly, and tho oheracters
ar9 nearly microscopic IN azo Ths theX can
to one and all Of that great army WHO arc doalr-
ous Of such work, wo slmply Hay that they ro-
quiro certain. apprenticeship, as VOL as tho
iaer or 1hoy o axo w11o
construction, Especially il writing from dicta-
tion. There is no reaaon Why It should not be-
for tho poaiton by learning ,ponmanshtp in all
its branches SO that, from tho huoHt ohirography,
including Old English aud German te1t to tho
plain, largo hnnd required in loyal copying, thoy
may become adcptB and properly fitted for their
work.
30 also with
TIE CASHIERS SITUATION,
oven when merely tho ordinary making Of change
and olocklng required In shops. The reckoning
must p DO both quickly and accurately n,ado; aud
foglaterod BY tho dropping Of numbered oheokH
slant stan attention is very decided. Tho alight-
ct Tch massas aoaa,on,9 T produce Discrepancy
Of dishonesty. Therefore, = cashiers position,
where tho sales are for small sums, but mako
up in number what tloY lack in value, ia by no
moanB sineourc.
TIE BooN-KEErER
must know her business, or WOO to her nhon tho
balance.Bheet ia to be made out. Her knowl-
edRo fs soon put to tho test, and, Ii not
thorough and practical, that faot worry BOON bo-
comes evident, and Of courae throws hor out.
geuunos = s1s neass Sf xs a TsT Ss a s
tho great mass Of women-workoss. They arc
not trained to their labor, and are too oonoeited
to realize tho fact Of their lack Of practical uso
fulness. Let each woman, thon, who wishes to
Ing on, watchful Of what the result will be-
especially whore aho cornos in any competition
with tho other SEX who have loarnod their bus
inoes,- ,-detornino that whatever her deld Of
labor may be, abe will
LEARN ALL
that is connected with her specially In such
manner that no accusation of unsktful or un-
finished work will be laid to hor charge. Thon
wo shall hcar leas OF the discrepancy in wages,
and all kinds Of labor will be more respectable
and respected.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALONE
Heem to form HI exception to thiB rulB. Tho
lady-princlpal has more oneroua task than tho
male head-teacher. He uBually has an Assistant
Superintendent. She rarely or never does. Her
duties arc tho Same, and are not relieved in any
way and her aalary by no means equals his.
This at least moods rectifying,; for, II " The
1aborer IL worthy OF bis hire" abe surely oarna
her portion, and should have 1t.
, 1873-07-13


Yesterday Justice Pratt In the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn, confirmed tho report Of tito
Referee dlsaolvlng an alleged marriage between
Sall1e Rothermel and August Bruoks, and do
croeing that Sallie ia free to claim her own nano
aud get married. again.. Salilo Rothormol ia
prepoBsesBng young miss about u years OF ago,
aud August Drloks 1s tho proprietor ct q oigar
store. Both live in williamsburg.
On tho 22d OF December last thero was
1,.,,sl, Z christening at house in South
the guests wero Ballie aud Aug
ust. Five bottles Of thine vino woro
disposed OF by tho company, and Salllo had her
share OF the same. 8Ae became dizzy, and re-
rnemberel nothing until tie next morning, when
she found horBolf at home with her Parents,
That morning she calIol upon Mr. Bruoka to COL
leot money for newspapers which ho had been
served with, and then ahe learned from lia lips
that the previous evening she had been married.
to him By Pastor Neauder, who waa at tue
christenlng. Surprised, though not dlsmayea,
she took counsel, aud began proceedings on tho
18th OF Nay last for =, divorce. No appearance
WAS put in by tho bridegroom, and tho case was
referrad to Theodore .. Jackson, Esq, to hear
tho report to the court.
At tho hearing 8Allie tentiaed that she ramom-
bored attending tho ohrlatening, and that Bhe
drank seyeral glasasa Of Rhine wine, after which
she became dlzzy, and did not know what took
place.. Bhe remembered nothing moro until the
toloRing morning. when aho found hotssf 1t
, 1873-07-13
A HINT TO HUSBANDS
DY TR1I.

WALL +rrn lin vnur ,ordlv noao. ~ vor will.
,r,t , ts tact IT, lint Gn.banda % .t,nd adj, w., in
need Of friendly hint.
| question whether many OF you have even
yaeue idea Of what. in yife's estimation. const-
80. q noo7 hn.b.na vor a;r viii ~. ANN
p1acent, self-sstisfed manner and bland smllc,
arc not one.
True, YOU give your wife all material comforts;
do not donT her . proper smount Of nooket
| money nor oea.' nor ou1"afaly apaso hef pnt
there are sins Of omission ~ well as OF commits
sion.
In those old days whom It was not hard to bo-
love In tho existence OF Eden, you would have
! boon very much shocked had you thought that
the woman whose fsir, fresh iifo seemed thon
the oeat gift which 600 could nestow was mar,
fy1ng you Tor honae, handsome clothes. and
plenty Of epondlng-monoy. Yet had she dono
so, aho would have beon happier today than she
has burnt itaof out, these aro a that are 1oft to
her. -
Observation haa taught mo that the trouble is
not how TO &c. wife, but how to keep one attor
Oh II I could only mako yon see that woman
needs tho outward signs OF lore to mako her
credit Its realtyl
Tho little eeeming1y-trivial things which she
does for you are surely as worthy Of apprecia-
became Mrs. Blank. :"
But how many Of you give them to her7 And
how many Of you do not think her very silly to
expect That size can have both lover and husband
in one7 It aeems to you remarkably Ike trying
to perform that most impossible ,3eat: to eat
ono's cake and keep It. ,,.
But would 1t strike you ~ befng 40 livery
silly" Il she wero to turn a4owhero for the ten
dernesa which you deny hor2
oht-it L. al yoEy we'll to say that mo good
40 s seh s non
| thero are who neper Here "good!"
am making no plea for them: God forbid
| that should try to e1tenuats SIM woman OF
largo Intellect and strong WILL Or lacking those,
m mnn1, ee]Y-resnect would hold her womanhood
, 1873-07-13

Inc SboretaTy OF tho Board OF Trade AnnpQnc-
cd to-day that arrangements have boen made to
recolvo daily reports Of Tho markets. in London
and liverpool, which will be posted at O'Clock
In tho morning, or nosn thereafter as received.
This will be welcome change from former az
rangoments. and will be hailed as such, partiou-
1arly II It shall prove tht tho reports are intrin-
aIoally valuable.
worry fine sample Of Ualifornis wheat, gather
cd June Q, Was exhibited On Change to-day. It
is, however, scarcely equal in quality to the ay-
The bills for !, ,440 bn corn shipped to Phila-
delphia from point in tho interior of this State
have just arrived. THY Hhow q not result Of
e460.8o, after paying tht cost Of transportation
anu aaio, or about 10o pr bu. 1nasmnoh as the
shipper paid 800 per b,i br the corn in tho ooun-
has hoen rathor Hevore q him. He said to-day
that he IL going to ship 20 Chicago In future,
being satisfied that our Inspection Is right.
THE MARKETS,
Tho leading produce mtrketn Woro steadior to-
day, the tluetuEtfonb in prices boing contined to
much smaller range than usual. Thero was a
moderate activity in broadstufrs lo rocoipts Of
which e1hist . slight inorease. The shipping
movomont was leas aotlve-as ia uslal on aatur-
coptions1y cool for the first half OF july,
In tho market for foreign and dolaestic dry
goods, tho amount OF trading WIS satisfactorily
aotlVo 1ot tho season, local retailers md The
nearby trade ordering with considerable free
dom. Of staple aud fancy fabrics. pricoa wero
ste.dy and generally firm, tho practice Of ",ur-
tIag," 80 much IN vogue . fortnight ago,po
puger being feature Of tho market. Qrooerhs
were moving with fair liboraltty, though, asid>
from retluol sugars, tAaro was no special aotiyi-
ty In any department. Refined sugars continue
to moot with a largo demand, and prices are
working firmer, advancing strong 10 to-day
in sympathy With Now York. ootfoos, rioo, soaps,
and syrupH ruled STEADY. Tho domalld Tor
butter WAS quite aa aotiyo as could be expected
at this aonsou, and morohantable graloa readily
commanded former rates, salos sunkng ut 11@
Ito for Inferior to medium, and At 17@21o for
good to choice. Choose continnes quiet and
easy. Duyors are still pursuing tho ''hhnd-to-
mouth policy, showing no inclination to anticl-
pate santB. Goal was unchanged in price, Iu
tlo fish and dried fruit market no new features
wore developed, the former ruling fairly active
aud at full proeB, whilo the latter was dull and
easy. Hay, hides, aud leather wero reported In
active aud unchanged. There was fair amount
OF trading in ths oil market at yesterday proos
Pig Iron, Tobacco, and wood we're quiot 1t former
quotations.
The condition Of tho lumber trade ut both tho
ya1ds and the dools was substantially the samo
~ on Friday. At tho yards moderate business
WAS transacted at previous prices, willis the
Wholesale market Was very quiet, pw-
ing to ths extremely Light o1sringa.
, 1873-07-13
THE NIAGARA FALLS TRAGEDY.
Tho Story OF Two OF tho Vfctima-.An
I310penlcnt and q Fatal Pleasure
fEsriF,.

Tho Story OF Two OF the Vfcti1ua-.An
I31openlcnt and q Fatal Pleasure
Trip.
From the Ciere'and Herald, July 10.
Our readers familiar with the principal ciroum-
staucea connected with the terrible casualty at
Niagara Falls, on the 4th Of July, by which five
persons lost thoir liyos-two couples Of young
people aud boy. Two Of the party we're from
near Cleveland, and We give below, In brief, tho
story OF their olopomcnt aud its fatal ending.
The names Of this couple, as they appear in
the Buffalo papers, doubtless taken from tho
marriage liconse found among thoir effects, uoro
ter namo IL correct, but that Of tho young man
is not, ho having given fictitious name, and re-
ported that tlley Wero from Cincinnati in orlor
to throw their friends of the track in case Of
pursuit: His name was John Emorson, and his
father lives ct Euclid Crook, ton mIlos east of
Cleveland. Tho father Of the girl lives in tho
Township Of Willoughby, five or six miles east
The young man waa about 10 yeara Of age, and
hH tianceo porhapa year younger. Tho 1sollin-
TO moro than year ago, md soon aftor went to
Euclid, where they wcro employed upon the
farm OF Mr. unnt. An intimacy eprang up bo-
tween Miss ltollinston and young Emarson,
rlcd. It il understood that his friends opposed
the match on account OF tito youth Of both pat-
tics, and for other rcasons known to themselves.
The amatory pair therefore laid thoir plans for
Au Ol0lI1AuHAts
The tale wo aro telling IL not wholly romar-
ito and Affecting ono, Of "true love" oruHhal
and tranlplca under foot by hinty-heartod PIT
rontH cf flight for all that aoomcd worth living
for, and Of death in each others arms anaild
the roar Of the mighty cataract. Part Of thon.
sensational fentures bolong to the case, but ths
unpleasant tact is also to DO added, that job,
money, to give himHolf lift" III tho world
with his young bride.
The pastieH lott home on Monday of last week
Emerson taking. at Euclid Station, train to-
Buffalo,, on the Lake Shore Railroad Nina Roll
asoertaiI1ed they went to Rltfaio and eithu
there or iu Canada procured marriage lioenst,
though It is understood they had not yet beais
married whom thoy embarked for that fatal tri,.
Mies RolllnBson had An aunt living noar tie
Falls, in Canads, and the couple had 6eon vina.
Ing thoro for 4 day or two. 4 young brother Vt
, 1873-07-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,
NovAow for tho Week Ending Sntur.
day Evening, July IL.
SATURDAY. EVENING, July II,
Tho recentx of tfyntfork ainro Eofnrnv ,avS hcn,,


$s$$
cATTLEThere haa beon nothing moro than . fair
dcgree Of activity In tho eau for any class Of stock
wss r. f1t p9ny an sloso
sa ysas tS eh.nRes % 4 have not The lin
enabled hodcrB to prevent any material depreciation
though there was, throughout, q weak nndertouo 70
ply; would haye developed into Sharp doenc, : Ths
states OF hch,gan Indiana Ohio and ronnsylyana
the present there not likely to be any rosbo do
2; ana "ed f9r etoek TO nes a.
Ing the market with common and medium qualities, a.
bo disposed Of at such prices buyers
enough to oes For choieo beoyes thore promises to
sFo es N @ go1a Ts1ss
ing lower FatE to choice northern wintercd aroycs
hsyo sold at and through droycs at .25@
rrlces aro nominal ut s3oO@4J0. Most Of tho weoks
salea wore at s.. You! calves have been in
5.25 for poor to choice. fow very choice fetched
better figures. Alch cows sell anywhere from 5000
to hssd sftat 5 t. s
hes shipping castlc which sold fairly Buyers seemed
to have their orders well ed and only wanted few
many common cattle remnine ID tho yards unaold,
aud tho market closed as IT. opencd dull and weak.
Extra beeyea-1raded Btcora, averaging !, 400
lbs and upward. ................ $80116.2 .23
Choice Beevcs-Fine, fat, vol formed 3ycar
i 10 year old steers. averaging 1850 to
1850 1bs 5.7o@b.es
Good Beeves-Well- -fattened. finely formed
steers, averaging LOO to $50 tbs 625@6.4o
Medium G1ales-Stecra In fait desh, ayor-
aging ,050 to 200 lbs. 4B0G1516
Dutchor8' Htock-Common to fair Btcera,
and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 70 1,16o 36o@47s
Stock Catc-Common catte, in tcccnt
aeuh, averaging TOO to 1850 s.50@4so
1nfertor-Lght and thin cows, heifcrs
atagH bulls, and scaawag steers 2.76a3 rs
Cattle-Te1as, Northern wintcrod. .-.... 376(S4 75
Cattfe-Tcxas. through drovcs. ..........., 225@35
HoG6-The hog trade ol0ned active and hrm this
week. and continued 80 up to Wednesday noon when
all eahter feeling doyo1oped This waH followed on
Thursday by decline Of l6c, tho receipts proving
larger than buyers expected Tho light arrivals yen
tcrday and today, however, agan gayo holders tho nd
vantage, which they improved BY working the market
up to 9435@ 4o0-an adyauce Of 25@ 10s compared
with Thursdays quotations. TIN bulk Of Tho hogs
Wcro taken by New York and Boston buyers, though
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Canada buyers
nero In attendance and operated moro or less nber-
ally.
To-day tho market wan active and strong. Thu re-
ceips we're besa for Saturday, but all wore wanted
the pens being cleared at f435@4.45 for poor to
mon; at $46o@4.6o for medium and ut s4os@4.so
for good to choice. Among tho day's transactions
wero tho following;
, 1873-07-13

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1,415 bu wheat; s,4o1 bu corn 4, ,701
bu oats; 400 bu rye. Withdraw for do during
the week: 27,973 bu Whoat l2.244 bu corn
19.oa7 bu oatsi ASIA bu rye.
The following grain has been inspected sn'n
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 102 cara
wheats a61 cars corn; 1e,soo bu No. do, and
14,70o hu rejected do by canal; 10 cars oats o4oo
bu REJECTED do by canal; oars rye; 2oo bu rc-
jeoted do by canal. Total (516 oare), 247,oo0
bu.
TIC suliowing wero thu receipts aud shipmenta
Of broadstuffs aud stock at this point during the
week ending With this morning, and for oorre-
spending wseks ending Is dated:
, 1873-07-13

hora was alao staying there, and ho was tho boy
lost In tho boat that won't over tho Falfs, having
accompanied tho party on tho excursion.
When they wont upon tie rivor, for = pleasure
rldo. they wore warmed to koop ncar tho Bhoro,
tho 1cslstloss ourront. CArelesB1y rowing and
floating along, their boat WAS imporceptib1y
drawn into tho ourtont, and whom they reallzcd
thotr danger 1t was too late. Moro swiftly oach
moment ahoy wore hurried on to tho vorgo Of
the cataraot, aud then tho fearful plunge camo
and endca thoir Young lives. It La not yet known
Who tho other couple wore.
, 1873-07-13
MONETARY.

6ArunpAx EVENING, July II.
The local market continues extremely quiet,
and thu supply Of loanable funds ia largo. Thoro
Ia scarcely feature worthy OF special notice,
un1ess 1t DO tho fact, mentioned yesterday, that
thore appears to be An increase Of paper hhoat.
made by merchants who have experienced q fall
Ing on in trado, partly from the dooiino Of busl-
ness usual at this soason Of tho year, whon tho
beginning Of the hAryoBt IN some parta OF tho
country stops trado, and partly, nlao, from tho
interruption In some llncs Of trade from the
eompulsory high frelgths xeaultlng from the
Railroad law.
Now York exchange WAS hlghor to-day. Tho
aggregate ehipmonss OF produce from tic West
Boom to bo lighter, and tito amount Of exchange
making is consequently smaller. Sales wore
mado between banks to-dsy at 25 to Zoo per
$1,000 premium.
Tho financial business Of the week, however,
has boon large, IA ia ahown by tho aggregate
cloarings Of the banks to tho amount Of noar1y
%, 000, 900 more than In the corresponding Week
nf 1Apf vanr a a fnI1nra,
, 1873-07-13

nalo Of q car-londa nt 600. Casl saos wore re-
ported Of 400 bu now No. q at G8o; 500 bu No. 8
IN. 81 Mt 6oc; 4o0 bu n. u At 87o; 100 bu TO-
toeted at 45o; 1,20o bu by sample at Zoo. Total,
3,2O0 bu.
D. LATEBT.
:, In tho attornoon trading OIL tho curhstono was
light and restricted to 4 few salca Of corn and
whoat. both markets closing etealy and u1,-
changed No. spring whoat sold Ut s1l691
aollor July. aud A1:13S@1. sellor August.
Corn olohod at 88A, seller August, and 3021,
solor September.
, 1873-07-13
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, July H.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-07-13

VIZ VIZ ods e a; ay E. E. f ' is S SSS
ssss ssss liz Ss es S!s Il !s s ss
The shipmonts in detail follows Short rib,
hoxos long III, 1o2 boxes; ounberlanas, 5 boxea
stratfosts; 900 boxes eafto1dshirc boxes; South
stat1ordnhre, 100 boxes long hn1ns 500 boxes Dir-
miDghams q boxes; Irish cut IS bo1es bacon, sos
bo1es nddles, l6o boxes; Htaffordshiro hams, 50
% no1es s5nEol baeoD - boxes clear bsohs 80 ho1sa
tongues, urls anarc ribs, boxes hooks, ho1sa !;
s. r Midales 1886 rcs beet, 391 brls; beef hama,
100 tcs rough aides, Isl pcs s. a. auddics. 1,s23
pcs; 8houldets, LOTT pcs.
Flour WAS unchanged, the volume of business
and the range of prices being about the aamo as
yesterday. Thcro waa not much domand for
shipments, but fair inquiry on local account.
bran waH nominal. Sales wore reported Of 100
brls white winter extra at 5000 j; 100 brls do
Qow) at $500 100 brls do on private terms
80 brls spring extras {patent) at 5000; 800 brls
do at sG.25; 25 brls do at s6.o0; 500 brla do on
private terms 100 brls apring auperlnos at
$40o; 30 brls do ut $3.50 100 do ut a9.25 100
brls do at e2.75; 100 brls unsound spring at
s465,; 100 brls rye flour 81 sA:25 100 brls do on
private terms. Total, 1856 brls. The following
wan tha n1pHinr ofn nrirna
, 1873-07-13

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND l. PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot, u Duren Sheru,an4. Iektt o83c1
50 Wtst M1dison.st.
Leaps. 4rrtps.
Qmahs, ,Lenyenu'thA AAtchisou 0;15 d. NJ 8N5 D. m
Poru Accommodation. 500 D, M a:3o D. bal.
Night Express. [tf0:0Q D. M Il 100 a, m,
LeavonWofth Atohison E1pFoHslt p M II 100
, 1873-07-13

}s'E FE T. { 5s; 81; : fss s l u 'sS
Sass S.ss III IT, 3 as S 49, s.
, 1873-07-13

LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Dfpot Fan BurtnM foot a. LoSaile-st Ticket o7sss,
noFhrej corner Clark and Iandoiphss. and southmea
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-15
GAD.

WE. the &,,r4 mittec aprEhted D! me
congregation OF ItGu. Presbyterian church IN
Macon, Miss, to adopt SoE}e suitable re'o.
'utio.s expressive of tho nplacr intl"h u
valuable services rendered to the church
by tie Rev. Joseph nardweIl, ANA the H,"h
admiration and esteem entertained Ier Aiin'
respectfully report;
.'yLst whereas the Rev, jog. bardWeli,
oho tor the IS I've years Med the puIPlt
Of this church, hns been called III inc prov
iIcnca Of (iyd TO the pnstorate of the frea,
bytcrian church at Meridian, Miss ana
We, desiring to express our esteem Tor MN
and appreciation Of his labors amongst u.s.
Ros1~ lA, That We deeply dcplorG ,le
necessity that compells us to part, ana tro-
w regret our inability to retain HIM rs sup
ply Of our church.
Res Ind. Thut we desire to give our ties,
,imony 10 the singlcness If hrart and %e"i
of purpose with which he has lNborp4 mere
trat We sec tho fruits OF thcts la0"ra' ana
by'iuva them to DC greater than no" arc
manilt t.
Res. 30. That while we regret our loss
twe congratulate the church nj Meridian ~
securing him for their pa tor, and commend
HIN to their love and prayers. .
Res. 4, That We sincerely accord TO nm
our sympathy and offer our prayers TIM
God will abundAntly bless his lHbors IN IN;
new field to which he has been called, and
make him instrumaHtal in building up the
Eedcener'S Kingdow.
Rry. b, That these resolutions be .'prcNf
dpop the rocords Of .tts ,qhEEch,, a cory
forwarded ID iFiip aud pphlishqa IN th'
Macon Beacon and Southwestern Rreaby
terrain. a. HENDRICK,
A. NJ. DiNSNORE,
X. HAUENSTEiH,
WI. DENT,
Committee.