The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1875-02-03
gsligiaas yutelligenfe.
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.

The Post Office Address of the Rev. Eugene Daniel
late of Camden, Ark, is 62 Poplar Street. Mem
phis, Tenn.
On the 10th inst six members were added or
examination to the church at Holly Springs, Miss
Rev. John B. Morton in addition to his other la.
bors, has taken charge of the church at Eberton,
Ca, to which he gives one-fourth Of his time The
organization is new, and the building unfinished,
but the field is promising one.
Rev. W. @. White has removed to Glasgow, KY,
where his correspondents will address him.
Paduoah, Ky.-The total number of additions to
the Presbyterian Church of which Rev. DR.. Hen
drck is PASTOR at its last communion services was
thirteen.
Jackson, Miss-The Presbyterian church at
Jackson, of which Rev. DR.. Hunter is pastor, on
the first two Sabbaths of the year, received ten or
eleven accessIons.
Second Church, Louisville.-The total number of
additions to Dr. kobinson's church during Its late
services, which closed on last Wednesday night,
was twenty-six, twenty four of whom were by pro.
fesson of faith. The pastor was assisted by the
Rev. w. j. Lowry, of Selma, Ala.
During the past year, twenty persons have been
added on examination to the churches under the
care Of the Rev. j. E. Dunlop of Marion Court
House, s. @. OF these, nine we're added to Little
Pee Dee church, to which he breaches once a
month on weekday, and on the fifth Sabbaths.
Professor P. P. VIM has removed from Davidson
College to Lenoir, n G. He is supplying the
Lsnor church one half his time the other half he
devotes to missionary labor in the surrounding
country.
At a Special Meeting held few days ago, the
Presbytery OF Concord refused to dissolve the
pastoral relation between the Rev. j. B. Mack and
the Rocky River church.
1t received the Rev. A. L. Crawford from the
Presbytery of Ouachita. We learn that Mr..
Crawford is laboring with great acceptance as Pres
byterial Evangelist. His Post Office has been
changed from Arkadelphia, Ark, to Statesville,
N. G.
The name of Mr.. Mack's Post Office has been
changed from Harris Depot to Harrisburg.
Church Bells.-The valley churches are reviving
the old fashion of having bells. A correspondent
Of the Christian Observer says:
ga large new bell has been procured by the
ladies of Augusta church, and placed in tower
erected over the session house. To hear bell
peaiug out from among the trees of the primitive
forest produces sensations extremely novel.
The enterprising friends of Broadway church
have procured bell also, and are moving with
view to various improvements to their house of
worship. The ladies of New Erection church
have formed Mission Band, and are making com.
mendable progress in their work.
The church at Harrisonburg promises to be
beauty of its kind, and will be an ornament to the
lovely town where its members and friends have
the good fortune to live
Rev. W. @. Hullihen, Rector of Trinity church of
Stanton, has received call from the conprega-
ton of Christ church in Petersburg to supply the
vacancy in their pulpit caused by the election of
heir Rector, Rev. DR.. Wing6eld, Bishop of Cali.
iornia. The salary is 81, 500 per annum,