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day, August A, at 7 o'clock P. NJ, to take
action upon said declination.
sc. W. FRIEDLEY,"
Now It's Cooper and Gary


action upon said deolination.
sc. W. Freddy"
Now It's Cooper and Gary.
NEW YORK, August 3.-The Executive
Committee OF the Independent Green
back party yesterday selected Gen. s. +
Gary, OF Ohio, for Vice President instead
Of Newton Booth, declined. Gen. Cary
accepts.
Congressional Nominations.
ALTON, LIZ, August 3.-The Repub
lioans Of the seventeenth Congressional
District nominated Judge Henry s. Ba'
ker toG Congress.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August &c. A
Debruler, Of this city, was nominated
for Congress by the Republicans.
DETROIT, August 3.-Jonas II. Nc.
Gowan, of Coldwater, was nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
Third District. In the Sixth District NJ.
L. Brewer, of Pontiac, was nominated,
and Hon. j. w. Stone, of Grand Rapids,
was nominated by the Republicans Of
the Fifth District.
VICKsBURG, August 3.-The Demo.
Gratis of the sixth District nominated
Gen. James R. Chalmers for Congress.
RICHMOND, IND, August 3.-Hon. WIS.
Holman was enthusiastically nominated d
for Congress by the Demo ocratic Conven.
tion yesterday afternoon.
Those Letters of Acceptance.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3.-The letter
of GOV HendriokG Ia randy for nuhIioa.
tion. 1t was expected that a final con,
ference between Hendricks and Tilden
would take place here yesterday, and
that both letters would be given to the
press, but the serious illness of Gov
Tilden's brother at New Lebanon has
called him to his bedside. 1t ID proba.
Bile now that the letters will not be pub
lished before Saturday.
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Springfield Items.
Special to the Star.

OPOOIttr 70 viz EJVsKa
SPRINGFIELD, August g. Fifteen
marriage licenses were issued by the
Clerk of the Probate Court last month.
The total number of arrests made by
the authorities OF this city for the month
OF July is one hundred and forty
The new chairs are being placed In
position in City Hall to-day.
Prof. j. 8. Black. Director of the Cho-
raj Union Of Indianapolis, is visiting
friends In this city.
I'd, Finch, charged with forgery, was
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John Young, months, city.
Bernard Doepher, year, city.
Bernard Froester, % years, city.
Magdalena Roger, " years, Germany
Infant Mary Ryan, city. .
Amelia Rideper, 2 years, city. -r
Louisa Krulbs, 8 mouths. city.
John Ritter, 80 years, city.
Philip ThilnaD, 54 years, Germany.
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CHICAGO,
Crimes, Accidents and Incidents
In and About Chicago.

Crimes, Accidents and incidents
In and About Chicago.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August 8.-Archibald Moody
and Herbert Renwick, who live six miles
southwest of Lodi, Illinois, owned II
partnership one Of the Ayreshlre bulls
lately imported by John Stewart, o
Campton. Renwick undertook to leaC
the bull from Moody's farm to his own, 6
distance of mile and half. An houi
later John Pew, of Lodi, came to Moody
and told him that he saw the bull fight
ing on the road with couple OF common
stray bulls.
Suspecting something wrong Moody
Immediately started with Pew to the
place where the animals were, and after
search found Renwick thrown over 6
fence, dead, with horrible hole in his
side, and otherwise gored and bruised.
1t is supposed he met the stray bulls
and In attempting to separate the Ayre
shire from them, was gored and tossed.
The struggle must have been serious, as
the mans shoes were thrown from his
feet.
Yesterday afternoon a son of John
Adilly, near koseyille, Illinois,. was
Idldlly lHJuFeu willie lauullnR q re-
yolver by shooting himself in the bow
els.
A young man at Des Moines, Iowa
about twenty-eight years of age, named
Mitchell Lewis. last evening tried TO
kill himself by cutting his throat. He
is now safe from the effects of 1t.
A terrible tragedy took place at Hur.
land Station, on the Quincy, Missouri &
Pac fic Railroad. Jesse Hymers was
killed and his brother Robert danger
Ously wounded by Henry and Charles
Howerton. An old family feud was the
cause. One OF the murderers gave him
sell up, but the other fed. There is
great excitement and louu threats OF
lynching.
The regatta for the Hamilton, Rowe "
Co, prizes has been postponed until Sep
tember.
The ladies' race for a silk flag will
take place on Saturday, August 5, at
Geneva Lake, Wisconsin.
The stone and brickwork of the new
State-hOuse dome is now complete and
ready for the irOnwork. N. S. Bouton,
OF Chicago, has the contract for the iron
work.
Last night seventy stalls on the sanga-
mon County Fair Grounds were de-
by fire, which originated, it is
supposed, by oarelessness of tramps.
The loss is about $500; fully insured In
the Amazon, Of Cincinnati, ..
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By American Press ASSOCIATION to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August8.-Adjutant General
Drum received dispatch from Fort
Fetterman, stating that a courier from
Crook was hourly expected to arrive at
the Fort. The General does not antici-
pate news of any very important move
ments at present, as at the time OF last
advices General Crook was simply max
ing change Of camp on account OF the
scarcity of forage.
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discharged by the Mayor, the evidence
not being sufficient to convict him.
Prof. Hawking Cornet Band occupied
the pavilion Tuesday night, and de-
lighted large audience with their mu-
sicI
Farmers have commenced plowing for
the fall seeding, the weather being
very favorable.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Poisoned by Spoiled Meat.

Poisoned by Spoiled Meat.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK. August 3.-The excite
ment caused by the poisoning of several
families from e ting eorned beef induced
the medical authorities to make thor
ough investigation, which resulted in
finding the direct cause TO be spoiled
meat put up In Western canned eorned
beef No deaths have occurred.
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last reporti
Henry Hebefgen and Catherine Geiger
Frank. z'nk and Catherine Kasker,
Edward Payne and Louisa MetzeI.
Fred. Frick aud Louisa Gundel.
Henry Bearntng and Mary Gerke.
Henry Neimann and Susan Pauius,
Jos. Engert and Martha j. Moffatt,
Elmore Parker and NJ ary Leonard.
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Mr.. Hiram Decamp as Inspector of the
| Dalton-avenue sewer.
| Leave was granted Mr.. W. II. Taylor
to grade, pave and bowIder a part OF
Barton street. by private contract, IN
accordance with city regulations.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, Ord, at 4 z. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ u the C.& ORR. Packet BOSTONA,L l.
.ss!ll5st VI Bryson, Master. Freight received
HaShasz'aasaE at all hours on Wharf-boat, foot of
Broadway. W. Honshell, Superintendent.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY. 3rd, at 5 2. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ M the U. s. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
IEffsessS$$ IEfsse$sssssS$ LYLE, Ben. M. Merrelees, Mas
s''ssa.naaA ter. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf-boa foot OF Vine street. r. NJ.
Wade, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS,.
For PittSburg.

THURSDAY, Sd, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h the FANCHON, T. G, Sweeney,
Master. Apply on board or to NJ att.
seAsasss' e'saA Mc0uire. W, s. Getty, l. Cunning
ham, Agents.
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"Am ! not little pale? ?" inquired a
lady. who was short and oorputont, OF
her husband, who was not in the best OF
temper. "Yon look more like big tub, %
was the bru5e's reply.
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For Evansville.

FRIDAY, 4th, at D. p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
f4ssaS ter. Apply on board, or to j. c.
z''auhas.az& Dorman & Co., Agents, No. Main
street.
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For CLilO,

DAILY, at 4 p. NJ,
R.g n CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
I.1f5akaassss.+a Morgan, Master. Freight received
NaasszsszAat all hours on Whaf-boat, foot
of Walnut street,
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For KanaWha.

SATURDAY, 6th, at s p. M. POSITIVELY,
NJ h. VIRGIE LEE, j. V. Reynolds. Mas
sf5ssssSss5 ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
'1's'sa1aaazs Charter, j. G. Dorrman b Co.,
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FOR sALE..REAL EsTATH.

LHOR SALE-FRUIr FARM-A small fruit
IL farm of IS acres, fruit of all kinds in
abundance; good brick house of six rooms /.
well ana cistern; near school and church; / u
miles from railroau; on easy TERMS Address
a. i. DRAKE, Madisonville, Hamilton Coun-
ty, Ohio 2-3t
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VNT TANTED TO EMPLOY - Three first
w class, active reliable and energetic men,
TO canvass in the wealthiest agricultural dis
tricts in Ohio, Indiana ami Kentucky, by a
large Company, possessing assets OF over One
Million Dollars. Address in full stating past
occupation, references, and salary expected,
MANAGER, .Lock-box 1868, Cincinnati, 0.
jy27 ct
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The Texas steeF is semethiOg to steec
oleaT from.
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, Sd, at 5P. M, POSITIVELY,
~ n ASHLAND, Will. Kyle, Master.
Ls6shHtst5#E For freight or passage apply on
Mstst5stsaSza board,
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For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, 4th, at 5P. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ n, ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master.
lsifSs6sS t3 Apply on board, or to Royse 8 Mos
E1laalAAasaEA set, Matt Mcclure Agents.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

LNOOR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnished
l. room for gentlemen, at 24B Plum street, be-
tween George and seventh streets
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1NTANrED-SITU ITUATION-In dry goods or
w notion store, by young man of l9:
wholesale Or retail, city or country good
penman; quick at figures; of strictly temper
atc and moral habits; two years experiences;
first class references. Address A. Il. e., care
Box As, Fairfield, Ind. Pat
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1t is bad night when mosquitoes can
not sleep.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

TAHH'S AVENUE BAZAN.
Picnic Hats. and all Millinery Goods at cost
Side Pleating to order. 32j Central avenue,
opposite Ninth street. jylS-26t
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TNOR sALB-LAND-- 80 acres prairie land;
j. good spring on same; in thicKIy- settled
county seat. Or will trade. Address "W,o
this oilico iy14-tf
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wANTED---SI

JNT TANTED-SITU ATION-As copyisti can
w write a good legible hand Address
MISS A. v. FLEETWOOD, Cleyes, Hamit ton
County, o. ~
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE = DOG - fine shepherd dog.
4 Apply at ID Monmouth street, Newport,
Ky.
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For Memphis.
For New Orleans.
For New Orleans.
FOUND.

OUND-CIGARS-Two good cigars for
Il nickel, ats. e. cor. Malu and Orchard SITS.
myl0-tf
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NM IANrED-AN UNMARRIED .MAN-To
w work on a small farm OF thirty acres. A
steady situation for the right kind of a man.
THIS OFFICE. au3-tf
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WANTED ED--.M1sCALLANnoUs.

TkTANTED - SIDE LACE KID OR PEB-
w BILE GOAT eHOES-Sl 80 a pair; kid,
button, 20; 1e-thlead lasting, side e-lace, IL 10;
warranted custom made, at Il. X. BOGEN-
SCHUTZ'S 245 Central avenue, cor. George
street au3-3t
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ENoR SALE FRUIT FARM A fine frait
J. farm OF 90 acies; large and commodious
pouse; beautiful yard Of three acres; situated
in the suburbs of Urbana, within q few min-
Ttes' walk Of the Post-oflice; very desirable
residence; can be cough at reasonable TERMS
Address Box 313, Urbana, .. 2-4t
IOR SALE : FARM = Good farm of 9TX
X acres, situated / \ miles from the ralroad,
IN Cler.noht County; 40 acres In corn, 3 acres
in potataes 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture aud small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII Sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
feims. good chance for any one desiring it
TO get Q good home Address B b. S., star
pfhce, $50 Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy25d&jy27W-tf
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wv ANTED TO BUY - A set of 12 brass
w instruments for band; brass rotary valve
over shoulder; in good condition, and price not
TO exceed $3.50. Address JAS. HAY WORTH,
Burlington, Ohio. 2-8L
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JNT ANTED- Cash paid for Diamonds,
w Watches, old Gold and Silver. A. A.
EYSTER, $40 West Fifth, Matchmaker.
au2-2t+
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Observation-Disclosures size; must be
w good as new, with combination lock, in
perfect order. Address, stating description
and lowest cash price, j. II. M, Lock box lI2
Lexington, Ky. 2-3t
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EKTANTED - OaILD 49, BY a respectable
wv widow, a child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence OF parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
Rble. Address L. Nj, Dayton, Ky. ju2S-tf
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VIZ ANTED -TICKET-To Chicago Or In
w dianapollsi must be cheap. Call at 1873
Sycamore street. 2-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-13
THE CENTENNIAL.
The Crowd and the Interest Increas.
ing-ImprOyemeDt in the Ar.
raDgements-Sunday
Business.

PHILADELPHIA, May ia more
beautiful aud inspiring scene than the
city presents now can hardly be i'm
sgined. The streets are crowded with
citizens and Strangers, among whom
many strange costumes and brilliant
foreign uniforms are to be sseD. From
all the hOusetops flags are floating, and
almost every building front sl1ng the
principal streets is prOfusely decorated
with flags and tri. C Il0red festoons. In
deed, Throughout the entire length Cf
Chestnut and Market streets almost
ev'ry window and doorway faunts its
fisg, or groups Of flags. Already some
changes are talked CT in previously ar
ranged details Of the Exposition. It is
possible that the regulations r: demand
iDg fifty-cent notes or silver pieces
the gates, instead of making change or
providing tickets, may be modified, assit
is found not to work to entire satisfsc-
tion so far; an earlier hour of opening
and later hour OF closing each day
are also talked Of; and the vexed ques.
tiOD Of Sunday opening will prOb8bly be
opened for lu.ther consideration unCer
The pressure of public sentiment.
The baEquet, given by Sir Edward
Thornton st St. Georges hall last even
ing, was a brilliant and succ zFsful affair.
The attendance at the Exposition
grounds is greater to-day than yester-
day, and apparently the tide Of visitors
has fully set in for the se ason. The
work Of getting matters in nape is be-
ing pushed rapidly in the incomplete
departments, and all will oe arranged
in a comparatively short time.
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and German cOusuls remain unbuTied.
and the Mohammedsn population is il q
condition Of frenzy; while At CONSTANT
nople the christisn population is IN mo-
mentsry dread. as q rssult OF
the Berlin conference, which is
being participated ia by the emperors Of
Germany, Austria and Russia, 1t is ex.
pec,ed that a note supplementary Of
Count Andrassy's will be promulgated
aehning the guarantees required Of Tur.
Key for the execution OF reforms, snd re-
serving the international right TO COZ.
trot such execution. Whatever steps are
taken, it is believed that the three EN-.
piFes will ask the support of others Of
the tresty powers therein. Russia con
sidefs it imperative, in view ot The sgi-
tsted state Of Turkey, TO demand the
adoption CT d decisive and eUorgeifc
course in order 10 obtain the required
guarantees. Ire SaloDica outrage, and
reports Of the excited state Of feeling In
ConstantinCp.e, will bo considered, ald
guaiantec viii be also de.
mandod fer the secuuty of the poTt5's
subjects and foreigners in iis
against a similar outbreak CT
mshommedsn fsnsticism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment st half-past three O'Clock yester-
dag afternoon. Ia the absence of Presi-
dent ZeDt, on motion, Alderman Dsnt
Was called to the chair.
The report Of the committee on ac-
counts passed on its third and final read.
ing; also the report Of the hospital COM
mittee; acquisitions for the several de-
partments; report o. the committee on
fines, remitting certain fiae3; q resolu-
tiOn from the impTOvem ant committee
for repairs on the NicOlsOn pavement.
The requ silion OF the city engineer for
record books passed its second reading;
also, requisition from the lights ard
lamps committee forslsmps.
The com mittee.On digest submitted q
lengthy report. The report lops of a
great many obsolete ordinances, and
condeLses others; among the taxable
property prominently mentioned is the
merchants capital; the ordinances pro-
vidiUg for n market-hOlsss in the ninth
and tenth wards, and authorizing the
N syCr to borrow money, were repealed; ;
also, The part of an ordinance f3T the
printing Of the general council proceed
ings, the reports and expenses OF the
several departments slone to be printed.
The report passed its second and final
reading,
Alderman M'Cloy offered q resolution
for the regarding and lepaving Of Jeffer-
son street TO the wharf, which was re-
ferred to the wharf and landing COM
mittee.
The account Of James Walsh, steno-
grapher, was allowed on its first reading.
A petition for the abatement OF nuis.
ance on Jefferson street, was referred to
the board Of health. 1t was suggested
by an alderman that the board Of health
wes tco busiIy engaged in removing
signs to pay any attention to filthy
alleys, etc.
A II Tssolu.iOn was presented by Alder
man Cochran authorizing the city en-
gineer to employ five PAYERS in repair
ing streets. Adopted.
A resolution creating the office of dep
uty-iuspectOr, TO lie paid by the inspect
or, was adopted.
On the petition Of Messrs. Brinkley
and Snowden for jury of view for the
opening Of Robson street, the report OF
The improvement committee recon-
mending tue jury was adopted.
An ordinance for the employment Of
PAYERS passed its first reading.
The ordinance providing means for
the psymeut cf the police and fire de-
psrtment passed Its first reading, and
was referred to the ordinance committee.
The TequisitiOn OF the chief of the fire
depaltment for two horses was present.
Ell, and the action OF the council nom
cOncuTred in.
Adjourned till next Friday at three
O'clock,
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THE STORM.
Inc Connecticut Valley FIOOdsd-An-
other Dam Disaster Threatened-
Lightning.
Another Dam Threntans.

BOSTON, May 1.-THE dam at Smart'i
pond, near Lynn, New Hampshire,
which furnishes the water supply for the
manufacturing villages of Canaan and
Enfield, is in great danger of giving
way. II it does the result will be disss-
trous in the extreme. A large force Of
men ia at work repairing the breaks,
but have accomplished little, and to.
night the danger is said to be imminent.
Flood I'm New Hampshire.
WooDsvILLE, May 1.-THE Connect.
cut river is eighteen inches higher than
at any time in the past ten years, and
the farmers are suffering much loss.
Wells river is flooded and people are
using boats in the streets. No trail 8
were run over the Passumsic road to-
day as there are several serious wash
outs which will require several days to
repair. There is wash of fifty feet on
the Portland and Ogdensburg road at
Lunenburg, Vermont.
The Connecticut Valley Under Water.
LANCASTER, Y. H May 12.-The
entire Connecticut valley is one broad
sheet Of water from Northumberland to
Dalton, and travel is entirely suspended
between South Lancaster and Groveton
junction, on the Grand Trunk railway,
a distance Of twenty miles.
Struck by Lightning.
PITTsBURG, May 12-During severe
storm which passed over this city this
morning the house of James RaIston, in
the twenty first ward, was struck by
injuring Mr.. Rslston serious.
and Mrs. Ralston, supposed, fatally.
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JOINT SESSION.

Upon call of his honor, Mayor Flip
pin, both boards met in joint session,
before which the following message
from the mayor, and accompanying
papers, were read and received:
To the Honorable General Council:
refer you TO the opinion of the city
attorney in reference to the ordinance
empowering the city TO borrow money
for certain purposes, from which it will be
seen that it is at least questionable
whether that power is possessed. In
view Of this doubt think the ordinance
should not become law; but in order
to accomplish the same end cOntem-
plsted in the first ordnance, have pre-
pared, with the assistance OF the city at
toTney, another ordinance which is here
with presented, and, upon the legality
Of which, after having carefully cOnsid-
cred the questions OF law therein in
volvei, the city attorney has passed IA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-13

IN the Northern Methodist church
general conference at Baltimore yesteT-
day a resolution was introduced request
ing the bishop to appoint commission
TO arrange for general council OF the
Northern Methodist church to consider
the position Of the work and response
bility OF Melhodism for the worlds
evsngel.zstion. Another resolution was
introduced looking TO the abolition Of
the c0lor-lir e in churches. The 'rater-
nal messengers Ct the church, south,
were received with every demonstration
Of respect and esteem, snd the address
Of Bishop Lovick Pierce was well re
ceived. D.. James a. Duncan, Of NiT-
ginia, and Or. LRrdon c. Garland, Of
Tennessee, were the representatives. Of
the southern church. Both gentlemen
male becoming aud dign'fisi sddrs s5es.