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, 1877-08-11

DR.. Austin, the Bishop of British Gui-
ana has returned from England to his
Diocese. He il the oldest Of all the Colo
NAL and Missionary Bishops Of the Angli-
can ChuIch, having been consccfatcd
10 l942.
NTr. Hogq, a wealthy proprietor OF
large estates in Denerars, Is thus q loted
in the Dominican:
Mr.. Hogg has been on o trur n his
yacht thro' the West Indies. aud has much
to say on Jamaica aud the is ands. as we'll
as about D9nerara, where his estates lie.
He thilks there is more energy amongst
the Dem2rAEA planters than be found IN
Jamaica and The islands, exhibited, as he
says, by the greater amount OF capital
Invested in Demerara by absentee proprle-
tors, and ga degree of cooperation, which
does not exist in the other colonies"
There is one thing in the islands. which
be thinks, however, is better arranged
than in Demerara. It is in respect Of the
accommodation provided for the Coolie
and other immigrants. II noticed" he
says, sin the islands, the absence of these
huge ranges W. have h3re and that al.
most every black man hai his cottage for
his family to live in. woich is more coudu-
Give to health, and to the rearing OF a good
peasantry." He thinks that SO long as
Demerara Crystals sell at 25 shiIliugs per
beet-rOot but even this has done US a
good turn, for it has formed a talte for
sugar all over Europe.
, 1877-08-11
G R ENADA A.

The following is the packet summary Of
the Chronicle:
Rain, rqin,u without stint, has been
the state of the weather ever STAGE the
date of our last summary, and now planters
here and there are beginning TO think that
they have had sufficient for their wants,
aud will be glad of fair sunshiny day, to
enable them to get ont their manure to
the caneields, aud to dry UP aud in the
roads. Vegetation is rapii! y overcoming
the cultivation generally. aud rendering
the expense and labo1r of cleaning the
fields costly aud difficult. The sprouts
and plants are showing we'll, and fast
getting over the effects of the Io1g c2n.
tiuued droughts otthe first halt OF the year.
The public roads throughout the island
are,-despite the n.w tangled system Of
their reparation, sid to be brought into
operation lin a generally bad state slides,
which show 90 respect to the schemes OF
surveyors OF roads any more than was o.
served towards the old-time commissioners,
appeared to have in mlny places annihilatsd
aud rendered nugatory the clever Plans
and the patient labouts of months.
Ahe crops OF Cocoa sugar anu rum are
all got in. We regret to state that these
last two have proved the smallest ever
gathered since the Instruction of 1895.
W. nope that the recent Improvements in
prices, which have stood out throughout
the greater period OF the arrival of ships,
may tell upon the clearances and add to
the planters causes of satisfaction, and
that the accounts of the fevcrish oscillation
of prices in the home markets may not
force them down below a paying rate DUR
ing the rest Of the year."
, 1877-08-11

A bill is before the Legislature to enc
able the holders Of foreign medical degress
to practice in Dominica. Against this the
medical practitioners in the COLONY have
sent in a petitionj MI. Wylde, in moving
the bill, charged the doctors with fearing
lest some foreign medical man, e. e. q
Frenchman. should come with skill so
much greater than their own as to mono-
police all the practice. Mr.. Dupigny
spoke of the t~horoughness of French medi-
cal education. Mr.. Whyham admitted one
argument of the petition, viz: that q
good many sham diplomas were given in
America. but said that it might safely be
left to the Government to. guard against
doctors holding such diplomas. The bill
passed the second reading.
Dr.. Inray, in his report on the Roseau
T~nirmary, speaks of a sudden accession Of
disease in the shape of intermittent fevers
and %virulent dysentery, and attributes it
to The introduction Of a large body OF
water into the town by the Roseau water
works, without any provision for carrying
off the surplus and waste water.
, 1877-08-11
AN U A.

There seems to be some desire in off,
cial quarters to prevent the future use Of
the Court House for any public amuse-
ment, such as bazaars, concerts, or lee~
lures. It has often been lent for these
purposes before at the discretion of the
Governor, who. it is argued. can be trusted
to refuse It's use for any amusement Of
doubtful character. The Nev Era argues
thus:
"Our fathers money built that place.
They were accustomed to use the building
in the manner in which we continue to
employ it. We do not admit your right
to close the building against US and our
children after US. in the way you pur
pose"
leading men in Antigua, "deservedIy re-
spected by all classes', and very much
beloved by those who knew him intimate
ly, has died at the age Of 70 years, So Of
which he lived in Antigua.
We learn from the st. Thome Tidende
tibet two policemen have been sent from
St. Themes to Antigua to identify aud
bring back for trial the man who commit
ted the robbery on the store Of Briscoe.
MacDougal & Co., and who will be
delivered up by virtue Of the extradition
treaty between England and Denmark.
, 1877-08-11

c ONIAL
D EN-

A large and valuable sugar plantation
In British Guiana has been in the posses
zion OF the Gladstone family since the early
part ofths century. But it has juss been sold
by them for 5 10000. The coIonists Of
course regret the loss of the eclat of this
connection, even though the family were
absentee proprietors.
a steamer employed for passenger traf.
DO between Demerara aud Barbados was
TO stop running at the end Of July, having
proved a losing concern.
, 1877-08-11
SHOWER OF ASHES-vOLCANIC
ERUPTION IN ECUADOR.

A volcanic eruption has likely occurred
in the interior at from 81 to If o'clock,
.. m. on the 26th June. We do. not know
which Of the volcanoes is in action, but
suppose it to be Cctopaxi. which for .
century past has had an eruption every
ten years.
On the day mentioned, from Babahoyo
to Tumbes d~etonations resembling the dis
charge Of cannon were heard. AT Yagua-
chi it was said that the reports came from
the north, At 8 p. m. OF that; day q hea.
w shower Of ashes commenced to fall and
, 1877-08-11
BAR r ADOS.

We have not received any papers from
this island for two or three mails. We
n oticed, however, in one of our Wind
ward exchanges the fact that the Barbados
"Society for. the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals has just obtained its first convic-
ton. A carter has been fined one pound.
on the complaint of the Society's Sscrsta.
ry, for driving a mule with a gall.
The crop is rapidly coming to a close.
Up to 10Th: July there had been shipped
$4,000 h~ogshsads ofsugarsa9d $4,000 pun
Eheons 81 molasses. X
It has been resolved to hold a conFersncS
Of school teachers every. year.
, 1877-08-11
To TEE EDITOR OF TIE " ST.. CRoIx AVIS. :
Dear Sir,

@ S~S S0OAA a.
Dear Sir,
Permit me to add to your notice of the
arrival Of the Rev. Father E. Schuster the
following particulars. He is a native of
this island, and the only surviving child Of
P. w. Schuster Esq. This Rev. gentleman
left thirteen years ago to study for Holy
Orders, and after pursuing his studies with
much earnestness and zeal, was ordained
Priest in Paris two yesrs ago. On Sun
day he celebrated Holy Mass, and deliver
ed a very touching address to o crowded
church. It is with much pleasure and
satisfaction that I congratulate the Rev.
gentleman and his father, and earnestly
hope that his holy mission may be sup
ported by Divine assistance and crowned
with eternal success.
Christiausted 7th August 1877.
ANXIOUS.
, 1877-08-11
DOMINICA,

The crop Of Dominica will be only
about 4 O0o hOgsheads, the smallest for
many years.
, 1877-08-11
S 7. KIT S

The shipments of produce from this
island have been the following:
Sugar, 6,286 hhds., ALB half-hhds Is
tres. and 2,l66 brls rum s57 puns. and
% hhds. molasses, 2,O2S pu1s., 1873 hhds.
and 255 brls.
We arc told that the fight goes OF be-
tween the Wesleyan Ministers aud socie-
ty called the "Good Templars," who are,
we believe, a sort Of Masonic TeetotalIers
or Teetotal Masons, a body that would
however, be disowned as schismatics by
the Masons proper.
The cost Of lighting the streets Of Base
terre is $500 a year. There are 70 street
lamps, kept burning about $50 nights out
Of the year.
, 1877-08-11
NOTICE.
e n { c r e d.

GONE q U A ID Z ~ g $
y interspersed with WUS10a
will be given in ST. Johns School
House on the Evening of MON
DAY the Goth inst, commencing at
] past 7 o'clock. Price of admission
IS cents. Tickets can be obtained at
Mr.. GEO. BEHACEN's Office, Mrs.
J'HoMPsoN's store, and st. Johns
Rectory.
, 1877-08-11
N EVILS

The Nevis Times has been revived. Tho
crop is over, not reaching 1900 hogsheads
Of sugar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17

The Result OF the Se,nrReseIs
liens Attitude 1aiataiaeA
Ry tAesPedbles i
H1W ORLEANS
TnR rlx TnHY ARrIN.

". ~. rf laS .
New Orleans. Jan 1.-THE Re.
publ,caa this morning = referring tp
Augur's lstest insiructionss non the
war department, says: Whist . she
present status, according 70 thsaua.
dorst.nding of the administrstseos
|. Is explained in the pfesiden,'s dis
patch, Of which that Of the secretary
is intended to be explanatory. The
supreme court legally cons.ituted to
mske room for fve lawyers who have
been called together ~ private citi-
zens Of the istste to 6ct In ! judicial
capacity, the governor declared duly
elected in the manner provided b
the laws Of the state, ignored By
leaders, armed men and all public
places, filed in the same irre9ula,
manner that characterized alleged 90.
pointments to the supreme conrt. q
the mean tine process of Law u par.
allied, no business is transacted in ~
courts and but little in the msrkefs
The people are excited ssaasveni
mercantile houses are failiag sad osk.
efs u financisi strsiss. .dsaissly q,
produce comparatively Il conisg 4
market aod ds,ocks Of gooda in store
End no buyers, M aaA. zisa Il 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
WARRINGTON.
VIM. 4. Chandler Before the
House Committee.
He Tsstines 1t Length About
Election TefegrAnAs.
wAsH1HaroE.

vsus.. .,. sIuk HOUSE 6COAAIITEE.y ssr
| / FsalEa Jon Jans 8 lThs house
sslGt, conni,tee a sriehss &c, q
the hcuses n couush,e sths elec,or.
sote. exsmined to-day Vim. E. Chan.
der. He testified that he was
member Of the national republican
committee sod ofthe executive com.
ua,teta fptbe question whether he
or any other members Of the com.
mittee sent kilograms to Louisisns
Florida, and North or South Carolina
tbs1wisness replied sfirmati,cly. He
had seen. copies efSihe .cAgrams pro-
duced yesterday by Mr.. Clancey but
did not remember any others partic-
Akllt. @He ,shbwever, sen. telegr.ms
early in the morning, before cl.ncey,
WAS up. He thought he sent them
substantially to- the same persons
lnentioncd in those states, bu, briefer.
His recollection was that he tele-
graphed that Hayes had received
lS5 votes with Florida, Louisiana,
and Oregon; that the democrats
IAsuld Stienpt q wrest these states
from tho repuhlicans by fraud o,
osher improper means, and requested
them to be diligent in ascert4ining
1.-THE result and communicate il u
EsooA sspss6er:ained. #
l naes,isn Wsrs an psomi.s,
Imsd< ,witese tcicgrans Of money Q,
troops?
Answer.-None, to my recollec-
In response to the question ~ te
the nsmcs Of the two friends mention.
lea i'm his despatch to Mr.. Keogh
1 who had left for Raleigh, the witness
replied, Gen. Fitzpatrick and E. O.
Crpsy, the latter having been y cor
| respoadent of the New York Times
2d-Did you give Instructions I,
these gentlemen?
Answef-l think not-none to m,
knowledge :. e
Q-Were they furnished will
money?
A-simplv to pay expenses, n
more.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17

Moody PASSES THR CONTRIBUTION snx
Chicago, Jan. ~ On thu occae 81
Mood y $ f0at services as Ssatabst tssacls
last night the building was crowded 70
oyernowing. II WAS aanounced that Z
considerable sum 1t oessy ~ nesdSl
TO pay OF the debt on Farewell Hsih
which is oecupisd by the Young Mems
Christian Association, TO continue these
tass.ings and to meet certain
other obligations incurred dur
Ing the services herd "A ssbsesip ption
taken on the spot amounted 70 abou. 61,.
600 which is Desriy the amount asked for
REV HAMPSHIRE nsApcRATs.
Concord, N. r., Jan. 17.4Tke demo.
crats 10 the state convention to-day named
Daniel Marcy for governoz, Thos. ]. DiaS.
-R>n ws nomisated 1llfSsd cnoSa LOS.
4. This rmdlcassI 4 Ne III cdnses.
honal dlatrict nominated Gilman Aars.on,
and Of the second, Janss Briggs.
0oNE UP.
Troy, n. Y. Jan. l--Tke sxplosaos oi
Ave tons Of powder. early ~ morning,
demolished three b0ildinu Of Schaghti.
coke Powder NM. The shock was felt
twenty mihs around A large qnaastey d
powder was on hand for the Pfussian gov.
eminent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
70 81 XK1fTl
ma. ma e. Is 70 Z sA1HltT 3 4.
r0r % sseh,pp sep ing ma at rs.Hiater
3 aslip Business bas 4ss4g
a WAn8uoUsgs 20 u no Fxxr.w

)
,sa 6alsAs sFsopoals will b. rscsivsd By the
andsrsigaed - tAs stors Of ] !. R 6auborn
In the city of Yankon; ust,l Saturday,
Ian s0sh. 1871, 7,sak . o'canck p M, u rent
from shsl araA day sfYebrassy nest, The
hrge ,HassAsass bnil1tnss sssastsd on the
EeSse Asssees wslaas and DougsaA streets,
u Yankton. d. T.
Separate proposals viii ba received 10
resa sid building fov cse Of three years.
Any party, to whom ,he building may be
rented must enter into ! written agreement
TO keep the ssane 10 good repair., aud pay
The rent therefor monthly lp advspce.
A bond will BE- required "a ~ sum ol
ono thosS4aa ,ts,ai=Has sess tssu
two sssstisS ter ihe ttshfai performancc 81
the aef4e1SkkS 2sssS E
The right y reserved 70 riect my OF 1all
bids. i. r. WooLLRY,
!, j, .arsa 81 B ; s..sa.ss n.na.
!, MI nll-dod Is SEQ, levitt
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17


'5ss 'ss ssst Chicago, Jan4.i7.
wHEAT-Heeyy. lower and active, ssi for
cash; l2Sk for February IL Stse for Aarsh.
CORN weak aad lower lsn for cash ~ for
FehsuAry ~ ~ s2{tgsi
oAfs17Firmsr;;s ~ feF saAA Ii aaA isr Febru
ary. stsss
RYB-72.
Bah LKy-ao9ss; according 70 location
Pork 1eavy,s paatcty NJ NNsr $50 for
cash; fss2h for February -. 6, Z
LAAtc tc-tisavy and lower ID u fof casa, 10 s.
'urYssruasy II % fur March. $500
.vvYsvy !, q, t@Tsg N Ess sassssaa % - y a-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
pEsT8uoTivRv

DEsTRueTfvR1lRR
Z WAtewalss. Nts, u n il7.-T Ths write,
water Misunderstanding CO. 4 furniture were
house and hnishipg roSns burned ~
might. Loss. tao.o10 isa.saads, el6lo6o
About two .houaand conaos vere burned
lld IAA 7 suePKNsror.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE suspen.
sion is announced Of Orein Besedist
and Co. hat manufacturers, Of hi.
city, with liabilities Of one hundred
and 6fty Thousand dollsr. II throw,
out OF employment $50 operators il
their factory u Bethel, Conn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Arrest OF Deputy U. y. Marshal
in Baltimore.
1851 900 3 Ssberibsd It Moody 3
Last Night Meeting.
H1scE1L..AHEoUs. .
THE ILLINOIS sESAToasHip.

THE ILLINOIS sESAToRsHiP.
Springfield Ills, Jan. l7-On the
second ballot, being in Joint couven-
tion, for Upited States senstor, to-
day Logan had 90. Psl9er 80. A.der-
son Z. Davis 3, La,hrop, Harisoa,
and Washburn one each. The third
ballot resulted the sssme, except that
Logan received one less snd Wash
burn one more.
rouH1Hs BALLOT. Ifs3
Logan received 9S, Palmer So,
Anderson 7 Davis Z, Wsshburn l
Parish l.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Logan leo, Palms. IS, Andersen Z.
Dsvis I, Parish !, Hayes /.
ARREsT or DErurr-leAnsxAIs.g ,K
Baltimore, Nd, yan. l7-Ye.serda,
Alex. Ro-s, VIM. q. Rice, John Stescher
Henry Hart and aso. r. nobson, u. s
Deputy Msrshals 1t ths- lats -s.sc.ioo
were arrested by order % 4oAsfif lEtils
iona . cspiaa- issasdsby JsAns B~sn 4
the criminal couft, 70 asSeef Aaish VI.
ment for assault I the polls, on ~ Asy
..of ths presidential ciectiop, MD sesa
lcanni.tsd . jaik Subsequently, thsy
were brought bsfoss J aess 4R.sas a. -
Y. 8. Circuit coart " hAbsss scsspas
and released O. their own EscaGauisahou
until Monday NEXT when hearing will, b
had. s5, ssls / ssS.s l,s iss.ss y VA
ryE.rt sYxp xts. 8 & ss.t
rhs council hss .p1uuup,r,ttrssd u,, ind Sso,oo
saea aerk fsr snen nplo5ed lAea 10 clean
lag strssss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
AGRANDBARGAl
7 Timber and Prairie LsnA for
Sale in BON Hsoe Cssasy.
Timbsr lasd- 3ee sres. o. Bon Homse
Island-wrll be sold on reasoaable terms.

Prairie fand -i5l acrcs adjoining u town
of Bon Homme 90 the west Sixty scres
upaSsd psairis, thifty scssSsssSsr caltivs
t'on, House M " land, renAisdsr n
land tssson, saeadov ard yos1g cotton,
wood timber. For sale very cheap fol
cash. IN ~, ke sn
Apply u the Press y Dakotaias ofsce
Of eddssss drawer 3, Yaok.oD, Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17

isll Ygrgs a. mi 81 ffggag @ M
\ n,e esusty ]lxes SGvs bs.n IA doe I since /, &
scenter r., snd prnpsrsy oussrs IN DO
Md b rsIl ~ ~ go - ~ the
charsss sgeins, them, tAsrshy Aviag costs.
FRED 6CuNArDxRL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17

hs cyuuctt hys .pHuprtnisd tio,ooe
f. aerk fsrs snenpio5ed men ia clean.
Ing strssts
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
BEFORE a HOUSE yoxA1T.
TEE Z
A Batch Of Republican Tele'
grams introduced Al EH- $
dence.


cey stenographer of the national re.
PUBLICAN committee was recalled and
in reply to ques,ionsf rcfered to bis,
short hand FsfVss. IL ,es1ag, ttae cthsi
original drafts of. kilograms sent to
Florida as follows:
New York. Nov. Sth
Goo, 1stsoras, 2 audAdasss, For,
Grave importance attaches to the
electoral vote of your state and we
invite your nost careful supervision
Of all the officials receivipg, counting,
returning and canvassing the votes Of
every locality
Signed by either z. Chandler or
w. Z. Chandler. :
.ata New.Yprt Nov. sth
To Gear Martin, faltuhassee.
We are absolutely certain OF 1855
votes for Hayes if your state is safe
and Tillen is sure q #,hS fsst.N Csq
you certainly defeat a noe efasio
attempts, by fraud, false codnifhg or
bribery to capture il. Answer when
sure.
(s,gnedles Z. CHAxp
1, kss5s !! e.il,ss!S.! Il 49, 90 =.
Gov. ID. II. Chamberlain, Columbia,
s. G., Senator John IL. Mitchell,
Portland, Orcgaa, sand George Q.
Gotham, San francisco.
~ hrv 'slXFes XesK, Nov. s. !
10 Gen. Martin.
II your state has gone for Hayes the
democrats will lesve nothing u,ldone
tdtAk1 Il ION os Al may depend
onayour si snoe.y Be On your guard
everywhere. You must watch and
get it announce the true retvrns ixom
every locality wh,,t,out deky 4, spare
no pains n or proper expense TO carry
these points< Keep me advised and
telegraph me yo4r e1-o. majority as
soon ar possible.
This was signed either BY z. Chand
ler or w. E. Ch.ndler, hayiog been
dictated BY the latter. =
the BIB Of November the FOL.
lowing aiap.,oh VA, addressed 10
Senator conovst:aua Rspteseu,ative
Purlon.
See my dispatch to D. Martini
Use the utmost diligenos and yigi
lance. I
While Id Taiiahassee the witnes,
became counsel for the governor oI
Florid. and other fepublic2n lcandi-
dates for congress and electors. y
Q-While in Florida did you re
ceive any letters or kilograms from
any member Of the national commit.
tee in which hentioa was made 0
money or aroope?a W
A-I sougbs MOTTO snewer without
consent OF my clients, whom / wA
advise to giseu uie permission 10 ans
wer.
The committee after private COO
suitsupn, usAninsously decided ,hs
the witness must answer the aues,io,
and that there could be no privileged
Communications between attorney an
clients as against Z cosnmitsee. &c IN
house. , III 81 ~ /
The witness said as at presen, ad
yised he dsclaed 10 answer the que.
tiou without the consent Of his client
and he declined with alf due rsspee
to the committee.
Q-7pid Jop send alettef or tel,
gam 10 AM msnber sf a,he nation,
committee me .tioning money Q
troops.
Al make The same answer /,
shove.
Tho witness said he Ia no. csr,.in tho i.
ter to Mr.. Keoga N, ssn,ed yt.,er,,y - !.
actually sent ,p q chapdc a. and aassrn
Z AcCornick aad be-. ths s~sss.as.. a,c,.. ..
aH OF them Some of The tefs,sra,n. ~
sent afssr CONSULTATION with be membe,,
- ~ s't'ss ssss assd 1'.hrrs wrrp ssW a., 1
own aaehoslsy. The commi,iee then -, .
lnto priyafe cs,,,.ri,a,,,,n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-17

squirrel hunting few days ago producing
wound that will no doubt prove fatal.
There IL a Sabbath School at Aintab
Syria, that has ! 800 pupils. There ar,
that many children and others that ought
to be Sunday School scholars here, but q
visit to the various churches between 0 land
10 o'clock on Sundays would convince you
that they don't do what they ought to, by
a good deal.
The troubles which have for some time
afflicted the Christian Church at Danvillc
have at last eliminated, we learn, in se-
rions division. That portion Of the mem
hers under the leadership d Elder Ayre-
now meets at the Court house, whilst the
others who espouse the cause of Elder Rog-
ers, remain at the Church IL IIarrodsburp
Observer.
This is the way they are praising the
Lord at Maryland Camp Meeting; "No
bells ring out to summon worshipers to
cushioned churches, but the changing sound
Of a sober horn calls every one to morning
prayer in the tabernacle to kneel on the
ground and unite in earnest duplication.
And then they sung those good old hymns
that are the stay Of Methodism."
The South Kentucky Baptist Association
was in session this week at Antioch Church
In Pulaski county. Rev. J. NJ. Bruce and
Mr.. NJ. @. Nevieus attended from here,
and from them we learn that there was a
full attendance Of both ministers and lay
men. Mr.. Saunders, Of Pulaski, was elect
ed Moderator, and II. c. Jones, Esq., Of
Lincoln, Clerk. The Association will
meet next year at Carpenters Creek, six
mites from Hustonville.
The interest in Mr.. Barnes meeting con-
tinues at fever heat, and the crowds that
throng to hear him increase instead Of d.:
minish. Commencing from last Sunday,
he now holds two services daily, morning
and night, and never fails to have house
full Of people. We don't believe there is
a man in the State that could draw and
hold the congregations that Mr.. Barnes
does. lie is Truly a wonderful man, and
the good he is doing here will be felt po-
tently fof years to come. lie Is laboring
earnestly to realize the object OF his hopes
and prayers. the conversion Of at least
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