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RELIC TOTS.

Elder J. Ballou Is conduclinga prolract-
ed meeting at Monticello.
REy. W. p. HARVEY, Of Harrods-
burg, will preach at the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning and night. Church
meeting on Saturday, and preaching by
the Pastor.
Elder Piper baptized sixteen persons in
Logans Greek, and nine in Dix River on
Sunday last, fruits of Mr.. Barnes meet.
ing.
Seventeen Of the converts who confessed
during Mr.. Barnes meeting were received
into the Presbyterian Church last Sabbath
Rev. DIR. Shipman, for seventeen years
pastor of the Episcopal Church at Lexing-
ton, has received and accepted a call to
take charge Of a church in New York.
The wife Of Rev. J. II. Wright, Of Boyd
county, Kentucky, recently rode On horse
back, over the rough mountain roads, 32d
miles, in 10 days, whew!
We understand that Mr.. Barnes meet
Ing at Camp6ellsville, Is creating great re-
lgious enthusiasm. Large crowds assem-
BILE to hear him and the prospects for a
great revival are exceedingly good.
The Rev. DR.. Archibald, Of Danyille, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church on next
Sabbath morning and evening, which will
be the last service " be held in the house
until the repairs now in progress shall
have bssa completed.
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All rHE Fools NOT DsAD.-A dapper
looking, black moustached::and plug hated
chap succeeded in fleeing goodly num-
her Of men here ON Court day, whom their
friends had given credit for more sense.
The mo,ius eIsTdndi was about this; lie had
a patent nostrum for sale, and would ooca-
sionally put two dollar bill with pack
age Of il and sell the whole as bait, for
one dollar. lie pretended to do this
every time, but the rash individual who
deposited his dollar with the hope of get
ting two VAS sure Ia get-not that amount,
but disappointed nearly every time.
Some Of the heaviest losers complained to
the authorities and the fellow was arrested,
but all that could be done with him was
To fine him for selling goods without IL
osnss, which he paid and again proceeded
TO business. lie attends all the County
Court days and says he never fails 10 ply a
good trade. But Of all the gullible people
he ever saw the CLARK county people bear
the palm. lie wouldn't miss Winchester
Court for any thing.
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B0vIr sOUyTr vrWs
Do1riiIe

D0nrfVe
NovrNBrR :, 49,.
Thanksgiving day arproacheth.
We had the pleasure oflookine upon the
genial conntcnance oi Cerro Gorio viii.
Jams, last Saturday.
last Friday, ~ Pulaski county moon.
sinners, in charge II Tom CriItenden, Jr.,
4. $. Deputy Marshal of thi. State, were
lodged in our Jail
Rev. Green Clay smith. il holding a Sc
ries Of meetings at the Baptist Church
IIis diacourses are excellent and we'll at
tended.
DEATHs.-On the ID inst, at the resi-.
dence Of her husband, in this county, the
wife Of Mr.. BENZ. Crow. On Sunday morn
ing, at his residence near Danville, after a
lingering illness, Mr.. Robert Graham. lie
was one Of Boyle countl's oldest and most
respected citizens, and his numerous friends
are deeply grieved at his death
Will. Winston left last week for Macon,
Miss, which he will make his future home.
James Gilkerson, the gentlemanly clerk in
the store of Mr.. VIM. Stout, will take his
departure for Lebanon, next week, where
he intends taking mp the mortar aud pestIe
in Edelen a Bruce's drug store. These are
both highly respected young gentlemen
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AoouIrrED-The Deputy Sheriff and all
the men summoned to guard the jail,a men
ton Of which was made in this paper last
week, we're arrested on the oath Of Mar
shall 5. u. Myers, charged with shooting
and otherwise misbehaving ON the night in
question, and tried before his Honor, Judge
Dennis yesterday morning. The Attorneys
for the town dismissed the writ as to sever
al gentlemen, who were known to be inno-
cent, and tried the remainder on their evil
dence, which was insufficient 10 convict
the prisoners, and they were disc harged.
Tom Dodds admitted that he fired one shot
in the ground and one accidentally, but as
the case against him had been dismissed he
was not fined. We were greatly in hopes
that thu guilty parties would have been
ferreted out and heavily fined, although
We are sure that none of the shooting was
done in malice, but by ,houghtless young
men, who imagined they were perpetra-
ting remarkably Gne joke. Quiet citi-
less don't exactly take to those kind Of
jokes, hence our desire that they would
have been taught lesson not Ia he
forgotten in all time 10 come.
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OUR BUsISrss MANAGER rAKEs Usro
HINsEir A wIFE.-On Tuesday morning
last at the reildence Of Mr.. John NJ. Hail,
the brides father, Rev. John NJ. Bruce,
pronounced the solemn ceremony that
joined the loving hearts Of Mn. Thomas
X. WALTON, JR., our Business Manager,
and Miss MAGGIE T, HAIL Immediately
after the nuptials, which were witnessed
by only few relatives, the new couple
left for Danyille, where they took the c. :.
n. X. for prominent cities North and Fast,
To return rid the paiernal home of the
groom near Richmond, Virginia. We con
graduate the Young man on the prize he
has secured, for Miss Maggie is indeed a
little jewel They start life together
young but with catering prospects Of
happy failure aud the best wishes Of scores
uf friends.
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BUSINESS NOTIFIES.

Grr the Noi-ele-- Slate nj Chenault's.
'4I.n papers ior sale Of this office ~ dris
rer hundred,
Nav srd splendid stock ~ Iewelry II
An'ersun 4 Nci,oirris'
NiNnnM ,lAs- al .ke- " 'he ""e''
prices " '" w. 'he"a"'N
,,,,.s r.. .v.,v L,Jv p,;c.. from,
a. ., =" sig =, CLsa,nI,'.
Dry your nooks. Paper. Pens, Ink aud
Pencils, At T.. n. Chenaulrs.
FntsH stock 81 Mmp' at low prices. 'all
IN anderson n Mckohefis
t.., I sl., n,. ,u,oi
linn %c ." ~ neLon a stage
,uAsu In, ...,.,
- -, ~ -. ~, 'S
WV" "i'''"s wv" ''N W
Go to D.. X. Chenault's Cor School Books
Iarye stock a, publisher.' prices.
tAIL and see the largest stock Of clocks
ever brought To- stanford At Chenaults.
"",' '>-'''n'"i =" 'lFc, ~"
rinr-, J"N '''"''"' " N""''-'" VIC
""''''-'
JUSs su,Nss b,y. n full line If
cL,Lin, m, nov. mi Yon,hs Trom 3to Is
80 ~ ,ss
'' " w.
SoAru,grns, fnrS-la Ash aud Rabbits
Potash for Soap making call IN Anderson
\ McRoh~ris.
heauiiirl assortment oi the latest style
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I. q. q. THE following ladies aud
gentlemen have been elected officers Of
VALLEY Lodgr.ai this place for the present
term: r J. Campbell, W. c. T.; Mrs Lou
lane, W. V. T.; :. $. Myers, W. s; W. q.
Mckinney, W. +. =. Mrs. c. Il. Blain, W.
T.; J. W. Hsvden, W. NJ; Miss Psnthea
Nc chimney, W. |. c.; James arson, W. q.
c.; J. VI. Bruce. W. C.; Wallace Nsrnon,
=. W. e. T.; Miss Mary Myers, X. II. $;
Miss Florence Trueheart, l.. II. s; Miss
Lalla Jorlsn, D. NJ; Miss Annie McKin-
ney, W. ;.
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ROCKCAsTLE COUyTs XEWS
NJ. UerN0n.

NOVEMBER 7th, 1877.
The "dollar Of the daddies" is favorite
with the people.
Geo. d. Burdett. Of Lancaster, is here on
a visit this week.
Rev. Mr.. Warren, Presbyterian minis
ter, preached at this place last night,
Mr.. Luke $. Jones left on Saturday NOR
ming last, for Louisville His wife will GO
this week.
Several of our stock traders attended the
Richmond and Stanford County Courts
last Monday.
Mr.. J. l.. Slavin, has taken charge Of the
Railroad Office at Pine Hill, and has NOV
ed his family to that place.
Mrs. W. VI. Fish, wife of our Circuit
Clerk, who has been very i'll for some time
is, We are glad to learn, improving.
There was a steady rain all day Monday
In the evening it blew up cold, and the
night was an exceedingly disagreeable one.
\ Presbyterian Church with twelve
members has recently been organized at
Livingston. We hope it may abundantly
prosper.
Mr.. Eugene Snodgrass, who has been on
visit to his relatives here for some
months, left this morning for Decatur
county, Illinois.
These chilling Northern blasts remind
fellow that he needs an overcoat. Those
who are without that convenient article
would do well to call and examine Brink
ley's stock.
Mr.. NJ. F. Brinkloy, pleasingly assures
us that his sales steadily continue to in
crease. He is determined to put his goods
down at the very lowest cash figures, and
to keep them there.
There were only seven typographical er-
rors in our last report. In view Of what
was in store for the proof-reader this week,
we have no comments to make. The poor
fellow had his mind on matrimonial Affairs
last week. Excuse him.-ED.l
She laid her head gently, tenderly and
afiectionately on his shoulder and whisper
ed, dearest, where did you get this love
Of a coat" His voice trembling with
emotion, he replied, al got it at Brinkley's
RS" and then she said. "Iiow cheap
Mr.. =. Z. Owens left here this morning
for Louisville, where he will accept posi-
ton in the house Of Piatt Il Allen as trav-
cling salesman. We hope he will, by stea-
dy attention to his duties, reflect credit
upon himself and the firm he will repre-
sent.
We have received Il copy Of the Ander-
son Nees, of which our highly esteemed
friend, George c. Cohen, is one Of the edi-
tons and proprietors. The Ne'cs Is neat
and newsy paper, ably edited. Mr.. Cohen
is a yonng lawyer Of much promise, and
his gerius and talents are such as lit him
to adom either the bar or press-or both.
Mr.. Joseph Terrill, Of New York, for
merly of this place, made hurried visit
10 b,s friend. ami relatives here This week
Mis-. Minnie pulliam. of Warsaw. who
has been visiting friends here for some
weeks will leave for home Friday morning.
sh. will visit Garrar county an her way.
and will be ACCOMPANIED that far hy Mis-
Celia d Adams.
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"TIsH& Tow knowing our usual weak
ness in regard to requests from ladies, again
imPorture us to publish their communica-
ton, hut We would nearly rs soon break
one Of the ten comma ndments a. our rule
about anonymous contributions. Don't
tempt Us, Young ladies.
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AM Srn.L THEy CoNr-NIr. Bette
DePauw Is ahead. 80 far. in sweet potstces.
Those she sent ~ are of the - variety,
and are exceedingly large and fine. Mr..
wm. Terry, Of Highland, presented Us
with a turniP weighing S pounds, and q
lo, II Irish potatoes As big s- your head.
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Tnr mai-,iel Broihers' Concert and
Comedy Company gave very creditable
performance here last Tuesday evening tn
a fair audience. The singing aud charac-
ter representations Of Miss Lillian Legion,
very pretty young actress, were peculiarly
good and ENJOYABLE; in fact, each one Of
the performers did his part veil and show
ed that the Combination was far above the
average that visit country towns
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HOwr trrsrRs.


Ar
New.
Aitmciivc.
Cheap and Stylish
Our stock n Staple Goods !. now, by re.
cent purchases, made a. complete ~ Al the
beginning Of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
flannels, Canton flannels, and in fact ev.
erythins that epes to make up q WI rm
outfit .
Gents Gloves in ali the best known makes.
Gents Underwear, Merino Half Hose, &C.,
Ne.
Felt skirts in every style and quality
including the celebrated Seamless skirt.
RrBBER GooDs.-Parties would consult
their own interest nv pricing our Gum San.
dels and 0vershoes u Mems, Ladies and
Childrcn's before buving elsewhere.
You can always rely on finding a New
Stock Of Prints with us as We make q point
to get a new lot every week.
We received this week the fourth invoice
Of Ladies' Cloaks which we are selling low
er III IN the same articles can be had in
Louisville or Cincinnati at refill.
OvEGcoATs,-Anothet large stock just
received, in Melton-, Kereys, Chinchilla
and Beaver
We keep the Justly celebrated Seamless
Felt Skirt.
No excuse for sleeping cold any longer
just received % pairs Bed Blankets in 10,
! and l2i Come and see them.
KEEr's SHIErs.-We are Sole Agents
for this county for Keeps Patent Unlaun-
dered Shirts, made Of wamsutta cotton,
with three ply Linen Bosom, pronounced
by the best judges to be the best shirt ever
seen in this market. Come and see them
and be convinced il is best to buy them
made than to have your wife work herself
To death for no profit.
Every body wants q pair Of pants OF a
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Ln'ruRE.--G W. Balm, the Temperance
Lecturer writes that he will certainly be
here on Monday next, and We are author
lied to announce that he will lecture at the
Court House that night Lecture
will begin at O'Clock
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TUE Society young ladies and gen
tlemen have organized a club for their
smusement and improvement. They met
last night at Col. Rochester,. and will
meet regularly each week, hereafter, at
some place named at the previous meeting.
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ARREsrED.-The man Dick Morrison
who two years ago killed VIM. Gooch, at
Milledgville, was arrested near Bardstown
Junction on Wednesday last. There are
several charges against him in that region,
in addition 10 the grave one here
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A RARE CHAScE.-An extra stock Of
Hardware and q rocerie-, in one Of the hest
stands on Main street in Stanford, Ky, can
be purchased on reasonable terms. Pos
session given at any time. For further in.
formation apply at this Office.
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IN no other store, here or else where, can
you buy underwear as cheap NJ that offered
by H"yden Bro-. From SIC. to Al 80 for
Shirts, and similarly cheap for other arti.
cles, are the prices charged.
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IN. DAVIS has nov in stock the largest
and hest assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Motions, Lexington Jeans and Yarns in
the market. Call and examine before Pnr-
chasing elsewhere Also complete stock OF
Grocerie-, Qneensware, Glassware, Lamps,
ka
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G. =. X. R.-We call attention 10 the
new Tim. Card Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railway tina, appears on our 9TH page,
There Is considerable change in the ARR
val and departure of trains.
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PARrnIpoEs are very plentiful in thi.
locality. A couple Of hunters went out
the other evening, and in a short time
brought in SO birds and We heard of an.
other couple getting II in a day.
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Tnr senate has confirmed the appoint
men, nf Mr.. J. X. Warren a. po-lm aster
of this place.
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ManRrrD; IN the 10Th uli.. at the resi-.
dencc II Mr.. Levi Hubble, by J. Rendrick
Reid, Mr.. Lindsey CoHman to Mis-. Kitty
q. Nnnrht.
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eARRsRD corsry srws
NoyrNnrp :. 1871.


Wv y w '''".i'''" W '''',''''e !" ""
49, r'''s',r". 'u"sc n''.N"''ase "
"',''' ,,p'' '"''""' wv" "''"'
are among the visiting LAWYERS A iurv
was reyularlv imnanelhd. and The Iisb,
from the Cour,. house windows indicates
that due propor,ion Of oil il being con.
sun'ed in the preparation OF orders.
The present Arctic visitation Of weather
MIN. 6sh;,g n,r,;.. 4, tho hind A friend
gaye m. las, weel but ,oo late IN, ,ubl;c,.
ton, notice OF the annual reunion OF
celebrated Fishing club in this commn'
my
stu the country rerivalsgo on. Pleas
s.,v;,.. !. ,own I.., snnd., :, Al ~.
churches 4, a.. .oo..oon ut . o,owJ
...emblsd on N. L,nL. ~ M, R;v., =,
~ w. ''".' =" ,N '
IN. IN. n AZ d..
J.,, rldo,JJ ALL =, a. Ch.;.,;.,
Chn.ol .dm,.,.,..aJ a.. "a. IN. n.
will leave on Thursday for his Southern
home, in company with friends.
r.. , 49,, d. L. W.,
-. ,,-.,,,.l, -. A., :,
fee Of 4. y. Senator, was conspicuous on
ON streets during the latter DAYS Of last
week. lie seems to have won over some Of
McCreary's former constituents, if one may
Judee rom occ's'oh'' eaPreS-'"n- on the
SUBJECT OF the coming race
tn. uo, Al D,rh.,, commanders h;s
friends in the distribution Of official rub.
LEGATIONS and reports. The second volume
Of the Geological Survey II Kentucky
comes fresh from the desk Of the Cover
nor. to show the wonderful resources Of our
State.
On the 2eth Of October. Miss Paulina
Barlow was married 10 Mr.. Abraham Raw.
On the Ist November. Mis-. Mary Dunn
chose Mr.. Alex. Bisbop for better or for
worse. On the 4th. Miss Alice A. Duncan
and NIL w. Askins were made happy.
Three or fur weddings in high life are
whispered about, and preparations sure INT
silent are marching
Some witty diploma,ist has discovered
that the United States has declared war
against fnreey-prociamation to take ehec'
on the Z''h Of November
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4. A. wARRrN is agent here Tor the
Singer, the hest Sewing Machine made
Samples IN hand AT the u. o.
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Nav ARmvAL.--I oung Frank Sauliey
Hughes Is a guest II Mr.. 4 Mrs. NJ. D..
IInshes. ". understand that he has come
Io STAY.
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As elegant hat, all wool, cheaper than
ever. at Hayden Bros.
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WV ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Token 10 ~ q stray W =. n Myers, living near
Nilleieeville, On the Jacksonville anil nfnVille
Turnpike, 10 Lincoln county, Ny, on W about ths
2ih day of July, isss, white Heifef, Ictirrtly
white, hut has No brand or marks. and which
have appraised 81 the value ef IL senty lolaH
wiiness ny hand this the anih DAY ~ urinlef
1871. n. COMPTON. '. =. tt
gaf-il
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Cat atJ. n. Davis and see the heat Se
ID Harness in the State for the money.
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Give us cali, aud our woId loT II you sill and
SoT. /, ltiL "A wARREs Z sos,
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Having purchased the stock and good will Of the
late hrm Of Campbell A Miller, aud moved into
their store on Main ST., We wOuh call the atten-
, 1877-05-24
AN INTIsIlLUDE.


The afternoon scsstun was opened With pray
er bythe Rev ME MeK!bben.
Air. HutElla.n, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, reported fasorabty on tho bill Of tho
Rev. g. D. Matthews fer s4s.40,-expeasea ILL.,
cidcnt ia tho Council about 10 ba held In Scot
land; that they llad examined the reports Of the
Treasurer of the Trustees OF the General As
semhly, tho Treasurer Of tho 0euaral Assem-
bly,, and OF the Trustces Of the Presbyterian
Houss, and dud them to be correct
The report Has accepted aud adopted.
BIZ. Durham stated that the annual report Of
the Presbyterian IIouss had been referred 10
the Committee, but they thought 1t should
hayc been placed In the hands Of tho Conn,ttcc
on Publication, since It wa necessary to appoint
four Trustees to replace tEose whoso terms ex-
II was retrtred to the Committee on Puhlca-
t!oa,
In the abscnca Vt anything to do, there not
seeming 10 ba disposition u take w iume4l-
Rtely the uF49r Of the day,
Afr. lurnham said on Tuesasy, vhen tue Et-
part VI ahs Committee OIL Homo hlissions wa4
under consideration. they had i@A the
pleasure Of hearing ona Or two
othrrs prescpt,-CosnrnisaloHe to the AMeIl.
bly,-anl he, for oue, should be sorry Il ho were
| obliged to return home without having heard
frur4 them. III thought, u tho Assembly could
Gnl time 70 aeyute tlticcu minutes to cach mis-
| sioGArY, yll would ba Interested. lie wanted ~
hrAr something about the work Ct PQxIts
, 1877-05-24
The Debt, and How It Was
Paid---Diminished Num-
ber of Lnhorers.
Addresses by the Secretaries, the
Rev. Drs. Irving and
ElljnWood.
Condition Of the Work in Chill, Siam,
India, and Other Missionary
Fields.
THE PRESBYTEnIANS.
PRELIMINARY.

RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
The General Assembly was called to order at
Qo,lock yesterday morning by the Moderator,
tse Rev. DR.. EolIs, Tho proceedings Wcro
cxned with tho uAual devotional exercises.
Pr,yers were offered by the Rev. DR.. Blrciard,
tba Rev. Dr.. Coan, and others. DR.. Eclls rcad
from tho fourteenth chapter OF Matthew
Chy,st feeling thp multitudo,-and made few
rmstxs, drawing lesson pertinent to tho
.rctal subject for the days consideration.
Tho minutes Of tho previous session wcio
.tsl and approved
TIE WEsTFIELD CASE.
Mr, llpl1Idny moved to reconsider the vote by
which tie report Of tho judicial Committee on
.hc Westacld rasc was adopted. Agreed to.
D.. Hatfield tlon sead tlo following report OH
ths sa.ue caae:
JudIr.al CNss 40. LIN tho caso Of the appoaa Of
Ii. Westfoll Presbyterian Church. from anl
a:snet the action at the synod Of Now Jersey, tho
lomt,itter recommend that, tnasmutll ~ s1ttee
HI beon srcaived from the jato pastor bcar!nG 1ato
gaF ~, 1H7T, stating that he has, In good faith.
ds1itncd tho second call of that clurch. and Iaa.
tInco ,ho entering OF lhc cUrpfalnt left the par
image which llo had occupied to this time because
pl tho f1lncsa Of s family. and that this 10 ''al-
III On ts part, 0nl inasmuch AZ tho end OF COM
pi,nt hns thoroby boon obtained; therefore. tho
tl,e bs diSmiescl, and tho papers returned to fhe
Oh motion, tho report was adopted md or
dered to be inserted in the p1neo OF tho other.
, 1877-05-24

considered tho overturs from the synotl Of
ucneya. tnquIrtu0 fn regard to tho meaning .of
MI nut passed by Tho Hes,era1 Assembly permit
ting chapgo Df boundaries In three synHls
with their consent. Ths Comn,'ttee rerofteh
that no action was necessary, ns Overture NO.
7, pncc 10. minutes Of 1s7f', provided TINT nctlon
u II ucncva, s Central md Western Now York.
Tic report wa. adopted.
snnv1Na TMH E1EMHsTs.
Dr. WctbcT also submitted the following:
The ,ssnytefy o. Ws1snssnF woald r''pees
In tho notion taken by tho .Assemhfy nf 1871,
ease et mtnM!e. syettn,e No b. Inter-
Il ,Le I.oids SUPPER belong" tndiae'ent'y TO Tho
f9ers na anas meStGns vond re,n.e,v ron,r that
MSorcss nigcst, which says ihat, ;'1nasmucf, az
s,s no 3 bs % the Ss son hs a
the churches" ="
STATED SUPPLY.
Ia the matter Of the overture from the Pres
bytcry Ct Knox, asking .decisio'a Of the qlcs-
| ard prarogattye In Tho Church Sessions rs
pnstort' The Committee reported TINT tic an-
swer to that quc.tion might bc found ny com.
rarlng the resolutions u, pages 1!2 and llS ol
Tio; THo i Rey. sv Mr. Ba,,ontsno wanted to know
whether Aoore's Digest was AUTHORITY, for the
tre should refer to Tho aetIun Ut tho Assembly
| by year and lato - authority Tor my sepofts
III H. sn$s: NV. IT, *fi foagkn sad This question OF
Sytery nut 1T 'it,le. liz moved that t',e repo,t
10 rccomnlttcd Tor tl1e purpose u BettinR q
! more definite answer.
The nlotlnn was carried. .
CHURCH AND HAnttATfr-BC1luOL.
Or. Webbcr also submitted Tho following,
which was adopted:
The Committee of Church fofisy, to wl.,m thf