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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-21
STEAMBOATS,.
Tor WhiIe RiHer
LEGAL,
COurt Sale of Real Estate

PROBATE Court Sale OF Real Estate
SOL R. Din the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Sarah A. Mullen, adm'x Of
+. A. Mullen, deceased, VS.. Eva Mullen
ct al.
RY virtue Of a decree for sale entered here
~ in, / will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front Of the courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tennessee,
Taxing District Of Shelby county,, on
Monday, July 2, 1879,
within legal hours. the following described
real estate. tO-wit:
Lot No. 81 fronting on Second street, in
Fort pickering, being the fourth lot north of
Jackson street, "a feet front by 100 feet deep.
Also lot No. Al on the east side of Second
street, being the second lot north of jackson
street, having Q frontage of "a feet by 100 feet
deep, also in Fort Pickering. All Of which
is in Shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms of Sale-0ne-third cash; balance on
a credit Of six and twelve months, purchaser
executing notes. Alien will also be retained.
This June 6, 1879.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
MYERS a SSEBD, Soils. for complainant.
IS 9I-97-l03
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ANCHOR LINE.


FOR NEW ORLEANS.
OENIENNIAL....~y.......- Davidson, master
Tuesday, June II, at 5 pm.
JAMES HOWARD. .....James O'Neal, master
Saturday, jane q, ats pm.
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company
Anchor Line.
FOR VICKSBURG.
JOHN b. MAUDE Blake, master
Monday, June l6, at 10 am.
CITY OF Mckee, master
Thursday, June -. at 10 am.
CITY OF GREENYILLE........C Garter, master
Saturday, June q, at 10 am.
Memphis and St. Louis Packet C~ompany-U.
s. Mail-Anchor Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
COLORADQ....;-..~ .,.~..M cPheeters. master
Monday, June l6, at 5 pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, John G. Crane, master
Tuesday, June II, ats pm.
JOHN A. SCUDDER.m.....Calyert, master
Wednesday, June Is, at 5 pm.
GRAND T0WER-...m......... Lennox, master
Thursday, June 10, at 10 am.
CITY OF VICKSBURG. .........Riley, master
Saturday, June 81, at 10 am.
For all information apply at Memphis and
81. Louis Packet Company's Wharfboat, foot
Of Monroe street.
AID STORM. Superintendent.
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Monday, July 2, 1879,

at the southwest corner of Main and Madi.
son streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, AT public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, situated in
shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of Trez-
eyant and Shelby streets; running thenna
south with Shelby street Is feet; thence Wesf-
wEardly, at right angles with Shelby street, 100
Shelby street, & feet to Trezeyant street. and
thence with Trezeyant street eastwardly i90
feet to the beginning-being the north half ~
q lot purchased by said j. T. Castles from W
H. Pearne. w.
All right Of redemption. etc, expressly
waived in said trust deed. Title believed To-
be perfect, but l sell and convey only as rms
tee. AMOS WOODRIFE f,nstaa
j. W. Hampton, Attorney. so los
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by virtue of the powers conferred upon
~ Egbert Woodbridge and mis- successors in
q}tfiGee, as Trustee, by a deed of trust made by
!; L. Castles and Louisa A Castles, dated
March ~, 1874, and recorded in Deed BOOK
No. 100, page $40, in the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, to secure the IN OF a
certain indebtedness fully described therein.
default having been made in the terms and
conditions thereof, the undersigned successor
tee, will sell at 10 o'clock am, on
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Special Notice.

Qf mutual agreement Of the -ao
- undersigned, the steamer k<5z@AH
HARD CASH withdraws from sE~
the White river trade on May 2lst, and re-
sumes again on July 9th; the steamer JOSIE
HAIRY withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August Dth, thus equally dividing the
dnll season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty 10 make necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH,
+. O. Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
DIT III. II. Harry, master.
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For st. Francis River.

M. 4. Cheek, master; A. L. Cummins, clerk.
Leaves as above every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at 8 .. m. For freight or passage
apply TO J.T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
6of No. 3 Madison st.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1879.
SALES.-l00 Virginia cousel' sold ut OF; 200
shares OF Granite Insurance Company stock sold ut
rs, aud 100 sold at rs.
Government SecuritieS.-Cnited States As,
10Ix bid, IO24 asked.
siGtS observation-disclosures le-4O's, 49's bid
49I asked; Virginia cnnsors. 5Ga nn., 81 asked: ;
ginia fundable. 80 bid: Vii ginia deferred, 81 bid
63 asked: Virginia interest certificates, ID bid Ok
asked; Virginia 'ax-rcceivable coupons, 7sh biz,
North Carolina As, SO bid. G5 asked.
Cir observation-disclosures city Ss. j. and d.
1908 bid, l22 asked: Richmond city G'S. D. and d
los bid: Petersburg city 6'S, f. and A., 100 asked
Petersnnrs city s l0S od Ps.eGsburE city s
rs, NJ. and N, 1u4 bid. I06 asked.
Raiiroad acknowledgements and Ohio Railroad
6's. gold, 1908, Nj. and n. 50 asked; Chesapeake
asked; Virginia Central Railroad third mOrglge 6's
J. and D.. 9SS bid, 100 asked: Sou Inside Railroad
first MORTGAGE preferred S's j. and D.. liz asked;
SOuth>ide Railroad third mortgage preferred 6s. j.
and j.. 80 bid; Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio Rail-
road certificate, 80 bid; Richmond. fredericksburg
bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road mortgage rs, j. and j., 90 bid; Richmond
and Danvllle Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and NJ.
81 bid, 81 asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortsaze
S's. A. and D. 100 bid; c. G. and A. Railroad, lst,
SO bid 90 asked C.. G. and A. Railroad I'd, TAI
Ratiroad Stocks-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
tersburE Railroad, 100 par, 42S bid, 80 asked !;
stock 70 par, SO bid: Richmond aud Danville
Railroad, 100 par. l6 bid, l9a asked ,oo
par, 81 bid. OK asked; Merchants and Planters
Savings. rs par, II bid.
nnssra1cs h1 Fire ana Ma
| 25 par, u bid; Virginia Home, 100 par. 10l q
asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. So bid,
1ieelIancous.-Oli Dominion steamship Com
pany, 100 par. c2!a bid.
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY AND LIMBS.
OBLIGED TO GO ABOUT ON CRUTCHEs.
A WONDERFUL CURE.

Messrs. Weeks G. Potter: Gen,Iemen,-In jus.
tice TO those who may suffer rs have suffered. and
4 grateful acknowledgment OF The cure have
received from the use of the CUTICURA RENE
DIES, voluntarily make the following statement
have had Salt Rheum on my body and on one leE
in very aggravated form for eight years. No kind
OF treatment. or medicine. doctors. during this
time did me any permanent good. My friends in
Maiden and elsewhere know hat have been great
sufferer. and thai my condition at times has been
such as TO make me despair of eyer being able TO find
q cure. or even 4 relief. In fact, when began
the use of CCTICURA my limb was SO raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on 1t with
out The skin cracking and bleeding, ana was OBLIGED
to 60 about on crutches. I commenced 10 use the
CUTIcURA in April and ut once realized its hene-
flcisl effects. 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and humor the surface, aG rs fast as 1t appeared
healed 1t. At times large quantities woult come TO
the surface. causing burning heat. inflammation,
swelling and itching. which. under the constant use
of CUTICURA, would rapidly subside and heal.
Each time these outbreaks grew less and less severe,
and finally disappeared, leaving me perfectly cured
I used the CuTICURA five months, and took the K E
SOLVENT most of the time. which we're the only
remedies used. think the RESOLVEST very
strengthening and purifying medicine TO iaSe In
such extreme cases as NINE because the disease Is
SO weakening to The system.
Very gratefully yours,
MTs. ASA X. BROWN.
MAIDEN, MASS, October Is, 1878.
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AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Nenport, II. L., July 15.-The American
Pathological Association met to-day. Presi-
dent lothian b. Sewell, Of the Thayer
Academy of Braintree, Mass. introduced
Governor Vanzandt, who made an address
welcoming the Society in the name Of his
State and extending to the members an in
vitntion to bis house. President Sewell
made brief reply, and continuing his adj
dress alluded in touching terms to the death
OF Thomas &. Murray, Of the Johns-Hop-
klns University, secretary OF the Associa-
ton during the year. Professor Charles T..
Lehman was appointed to serve in his stead
Inc treasurer's report was read, showing
the Society to be in 4 very flourishing con-
dition.
The first paper was by E. G.. Sihler. of
the JohDs-Hopkins University, "CrIticaI
and Rhetorical Labors Of Donysius of Hall
carnassus." 1t was read by Professor Lam
man, secretary. and was listened to with
great interest. The second paper was by Ste
phen Pearl Andrews, OF New York, on eide
illogical Etymology as a Distinct Method
in Philology." The President made an able
address on 's Our Mother Tongue and Our
Duty to It." This was followed by Pro-
lessor Merriam on "Some Passages of the
Odyssey" The meeting then adjourned
until 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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THE WAX
Chasfasn Cox,s Tr1nl.

New YORK, July 1G.-The trial OF Chas-
tain Cox was opened this morning by Mr..
Rollins for the prosecution, in the presence
of crowded courtroom. The prisoner
occasionally smiled at the speaker remarks,
and seemed very much at ease.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Rollins's address
the prisoners counsel moved to Quash all
the counts of the indictments charging
murder, but the motion was denied.
The District Attorney expects 10 close
the case for the prosecution tonight. Coun-
sci for the prisoner made strenuous efforts
to prevent Cox's comics sion from being ad-
mitted as evidence, but his objections were
overruled He also asserted that one part
of the defence WAS that Mrs. Hull was not
dead until after the Dost-mortem examine
ton, and that there was no proof OF death
at the prisoners hands.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1879.
Country Produce.
apples June, 5O@75c.T q barrel.
BeesuotLr zoe. II D.
Butter: PRIME TO choice yellow, 129l4c.; fair
Corr. Nsul: eoc. p bushel for country; e5c. for
city mills.
Drled Fruit: APPLES. 14a2c.; peaches. peeled.
3@6c. unpeeed, 2G3c.; cherries, 9GslOc. 2 10. !:
E0os: In barrels. &C.; in crates, 10c.
Tg0therS: Prime HVe-go0se, S5tG4Oc.; common,
21@30c.
Eassesd: 81 2 bushel.
Han: Virginia timothy. 60c. clover aud mixed,
55m6Oc. In demand. New York, 60@6ae.
: Oats: Baled. 41G05e.
Potdfoes: irish. n barrel, $1.75GesS.50.
Lard: Country. 6@6Ac.
Rye: 65@70c. 2 busbel.
Sttndc. Prime, lDc.
Baled StrdD: 35tGioc.
TnLIotg: 56h5Ec. a 10. $4,000,
Wool: Washed. 32@35c.: dnwashea. 23a26c.
BURY wool will bring from 3 10 sc. y b les than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Roseadae. $3.50 2 barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, St910c. 2 bushel; RoeShnd,
81 lOMxl.Z5. ACCORDING TO Quantity; JOINER tun-
ishinsl, $1.l5; Cleans Falls, s5@90c: ,.,,o,
Plaster: Luin1, $3.50; ground, sei caielned
Tar; Large size, s3.25as3.5o.
Drugs, Dyestuifs. Oils, &e.
4ieohol: $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: $2.75@$4 . case OF 1sSi
dozen,
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LATEST FonERGN NEWS.
England.
DEPRESSION IN THE WoOLLEN AND COTTON
TRADES.

EnSfnBu.
DEPRESSION IN THE WoOLLEN AND COTTON
TRADES.
LONDON, July 16.-In Burnley $685.
looms are idle out OF 49, 00, land 30I, $40 SPIN
dies out OF 900, 800. In Blackburn district
II, 800 looms are idle out Of $4,000; $4,000
spindles are working on short time, and
$4,000 stopped altogether. In Charley
district 1900 looms, owned by two firms,
a,e working on short time. Nearly twenty
other trims are running part OF their ma
chinery on short time. Several have
stopped entirely. In Bury district both
the WoolIen and cotton trades are very de-
pressed. The average time OF working in
woollen manufactures is only four days out
Of the week, and 100000 spindles and 312
looms are working ON short time.
In Stockport the prospect, especially IN
the weaving department, is said to be al.
most hopeless. 1t is computed that now
only haiti million spindles and 300 looms
are working against 10000 spindles and
1900 looms five years ago. In Rochdale 1t
is stated Only tivelmiils are working full
time. Five hundred houses there are ten
antless. s.
The Manchester Euardian gives statistics
to show that the condition Of trade In the
RossendaIe district wherethe machinery OF
the factories is adapted for Indian cotton, is
even worse. Out df 100 mills only six, and
These Insignificant, ARE working full time
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BUFFALO LITH1A SPRINGS.

z. s I >
Editors Dispatch: At the time OF wri.
ting my note this morning had not heard
the origin OF the fire which destroyed one
OF tue servants houses last night. 1t has
been ascertained that it was purely acci-
dental. One OF the inmates had set lighted
candle on table, on which there were some
newspapers, and gone to sleep. The can
die burned down to the papers, or fell
over and set IRE to them, and commune.
Gated it TO the house. 1t had made such
Roadway before it was discovered that it
was impossible to cxtinguish 1t before the
house had burned down. Nearly all the
visitors were out to see it; butt its great dis
lance from any other building and the inn
possibility OF its being communicated, pre-
cluded all idea OF danger.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and her daughter,
Miss Julia, We're among the arrivals this af-
rernoon. t4s a Ia,
The piazza, lawn, and ballroom present
a gay appearance tonight. ,g
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DANVILLE.

fCorrcsponGencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 1G, 1879.
The house and lot OF Captain Z. Nj. Pace,
now Of Lynchburg, have been sold to Mr.
James K. Mi!ncr, Il distinguished tobacco
mist Of this county, for $500 cash, and will
te occupied by MIR. Miiluer.
The receipts OF internal revenue at the
Danyille office Tor the last week amounted
TO S25.G29.24.
Roman Eagle Lodge of Masons has been
invited to lay the cornerstone OF the Epls-
copa church, and informed that it will be
called upon in n short time for this service
II the invitation be accepted. The invita-
ton has been accepted, and the members OF
Noratic Lodge have been invited to share
in the service, and Dove Commandery Of
knights Templar to act as escort.
One OF the warehouses some time back
made arrangements for premium sale OF
tobacco A large number of planters and
BUYERS attended the sale, which came off a
day or two ago. and about 500 parcels were
offered. The first premium for bright wrap
per>, S4j, was awarded to j. NJ. Hurdle, of
Alamance county, n. c.; quantity, 126
pounds. The second, $50, to j. p. Terrell,
OF Pea Ridge, n. c.; quantity, lis pounds.
The premium for best mahogany wrappers,
S35, was awarded 10 james Dunn, OF Hen
rs county. Va; quantity, 1873 pounds. Will
liam Warren. or CaSwcll county, n. c., on a
parcel Of 200 pounds, obtained the premium
Tor best smokers, $50. james Dunn, Of
Henry county, Va, besides the premium on
mahogany wrappers, as stated above, OBJ
tanned on 4 parcel o. 205 pounds the pre-
MUM for the bet filters, $40. The exam
ming committee consisted of p. w. Fer
rel. c. II. Conrad, L. P. Bransford, Il. j..
Corbin, and w. P. Bethel.
The office Of the Ne1rS has been moved
into The Yates building, which is up the
street from the post-oftice. During the re-
moval we lost paper or two.
Mr.. j. 3. Harrington is having 4 dwell
ing-house erected on q lot nearly opposite
10 the PRESBYTERIAN church; MIR. p. L. Rem
dlcman dwelling-house on Jefferson
street.
Mrs. ]. e.. Miller left last night for Gull
PEPPER on visit to her son, Mr.. Charles g..
Miller, OF Baltimore, who is reported to
be very sick at the house Of his fathcr-in-
law, Major Gray, Of Culpeper.
Some OF the market-men are receiving
large shipments Of watermelons and canta-
!oupeS from the South. The melons disap-
pear soon alter they are exposed for sale. 1t
would do Mr. Bergh good ia his very soul
Il be could see iacI hand dispose OF a
watermelon about P. NJ. 1t would be i
4 blessing worth remembering to the Society
4 ior the Suppression OF Cruelty to Animals.
here's 4 eush about the process-a gush
h awards and downwards. ALPHA.
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,rTERsBuRG.

.,css IN THE HUsTfNGS CoURT-THE
FELoS. r,NC MISUNDERSTANDING PARrIEs-lo2o
TSoL, Sa.pe--A FALSE ALARM IN cHEs-
TERFIELD. ,. n,s,.,.,,
iCoE'''fV July 16, 1879.
.re FIVE felony cases to come before
fhele end inry of the Hastings Court.
he noc.s 10. morrow. Among these is
wSNu, a. E. Murren, Of Campbell county.
Mai Vi with stealing 4 horse and buggy
tsas;nr n Mr.. George p. Lynch. MUIR
N,'"o a .se arrested and the stolen property
rh We in Richmond. He waived aneS>
rceu n..;nn before the Mayor, and the case
aH'l. .s,rer,lr on to the Hastings Court Two
Wsm'" ava 10 be arraigned for felonious cut
oo,s The docket is so light that 1t VIII
."'n "J, be disposed OF in couple OF Gays.
Tbe civil docket is also light one.
4n IT, ,rottinr match which was arranged
!.so mace al the FAIRGROUNDS this after
10 .,, and which for some time past has eX.
h. .Od creat interest in sporting circles, was
VA say finally and positively withdrawn,
'e'" =, tbr horses, it is stated, being too un-
oaS " - no nut on the track. The forfeit
We, was paid, and the outside bets,
an" an,,in to between s., 900 and 81 800, are,
~ course, of"
ei Tho ci,y is to paw $3.50 for removing the
.,rtcn dredce from the harbor. The
drndre was sunk during the freshet last
uin,er. and has proved quite an ooStruc-
zion in the harbor.
some half dozen young gentlemen OF
This cjry left last evening in small Sail-boat
.nr = cruise OF a week or ter days to various
limits on James river. Another party has
AVS; returned from trip in 4 sai-boat to
Md Point and Cobb's Island. They car
1;sd their cook. provisions, and tents along
Win them, and had good time.
We had slight shower tins aftcrnoon-the
srs, for several weekS--but hardly enough
:, Lax the dust. The people watched the
;slnr drops as though they were witness
:,- same novel and interesting sight. A
- rain would truly be the most pleasing
~, Tho, could now be bestowed upon us.
Shs thermometer to-day was 1920 in the
shade. ,-.
good deal OF excitement was caused
~, IN Chesterfield county several days ago
hv report, brought in by some negroes, OF
NO discovery of a newly-made grave in the
Gods Suspicions Of murder and secret
hur,aI were aroused. and ii was determined
N omen the grave anc examine the BODY 1t
contained. After digging for some time
no cornsc WAS brought to view, and 1t
,,roycd 70 he that Of large dog. A similar
Incident occurred nearer the city few
months ago. In searching for missing
person Il ncwly-dug spot OF earth was
;ound, and the belief that the party IN ques-
lion had been fously dealt with being strong,
il vas decided to open the grave. 1t con-
1aincd the remains OF large Newfoundland
dog, ROBIN aDAtR.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUTATION MEETING
Ne1o Orleans, July 15.-The so-called mass
meeting, extensively advertised and pro-
NOTED by taN-reSisters and regulators, was
held tonight in Lafayette Square. About
one thousand people were present, doubt
less mostly attracted by the firing OF cannon
and rockets. Speeches were made and re-
solutions adopted advising reputation Of
the bonds, as recommended by the majority
report of the convention debt committee,
and the Limitation OF State tax to five mills,
and parish and municipal taxes to ten mills.
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lNIEhESllNT CUNl6Sl Al hEOhUh.
KEoKuK. Iowa, July 16.-The regatta Of
the Mississippi-Y Valley Rowing Association
began yesterday, with a large attendance
and fair weather; The junior single SOULS
had sixteen entries. George O. Muchmore,
Of the Farragut Club, Chicago, won the
first heat; Ramos P. Gill, OF Mndison, Wis,
second; W. S. Getty, OF ST. Paul, third !;
c. NJ. Scbeneck. Of Burlington, fourth.
Time, 15:154. -
In the second heat Beastey of Peoria
easily beat Becker OF st. Paul, Eddy Of
Chicago, and Billings Of Riverdale. Time,
IA minutes and 81 seconds.
The third heat was won by Rhodes OF St.
Paul. Time, Is minutes and 20 seconds !;
beating TiIlingbost OF Moline and Bassett
of Minneapolis.
Muchmore. Beastey, and Rhodes will
row the deciding heat to-day.
The senior fo,r-oared shell-race was con-
tested by the Modoc Club OF st. Louis,
Dixon Qllinois) Club, Sylvan Club OF Mo-
line, and Farragut Club Of Chicago. The
Farraguts won in II minutes 1874 seconds.
The first trial-heat in the junior four oar
ed sbell-race brought out the Peoras. Mo-
docs, Farraguts, and Da1enports. Peoria
won easily in IL minutes and d. seconds.
The second heat was roTed by Sylvan, OF
the DXons, and Burlingtons. The latter
won in 13 minutes and % seconds.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

LEXINGTON, Va, July IA, 1879.
EasiorS Dispatch: Quiet once more
itgns. Lexington is herself again. In my
i.'t | spoke OF the proceedings Of the Sum
-ay.School Convention-itS delegates, pro-
ceilings, &c, up 10 u certain time. 1t still
coh,inucd the even tenor OF its way, trans
sung such business as was beneficial to
'ne snnday-schoOl cause in all sections and
;IHongst all denominations, not sectional,
sal opened WIDE the door where the most
GOD could be done. I am we'll satisfied
:aal much good was done in our town by
Tue bringing together OF the different de-
.'AMnalions OF our churches. All minis.
'Fs OF other churches and Sunday-school
,1peflntcndents of other schools were in
'teu 70 seats as corresponding members,
.nn entitled to all the privileges except yo-
Jug. Large aud enthusiastic meetings were
S M every nlghtiu tue Presbyterian church.
nan! interesting addresses were delivered
y e'herent denominations upon the SUBJ
wv i relation Of pastor, superintendent,
u1.per, ana scholar to the Sunday school.
..Any OF the faces OF our professors, teach
80, ana Other prominent citizens could al
"a.s ne seen within the bar OF the Conyen-
S.n listening to the words of eloquence OF
w. S. cunningham. Young, Wilson, Cox,
Suiiiaiiey, Rev. Mir. Carroll; General
lNl, Colonel Preston, and many others
40 look part in the discussions. The
x, a from the different Sunday schools
a ID encouraging. Many schools report
large number of conversions in
~ schools since the last annual conven-
fsS. Inc Closing exercise took place on
sra nay morning, which was very impress
s s,s ana interesting. The welcome address
fns,. aeiiVered by the Hon. j. Randolph
, ,sset 10 one Of bis happy, pleasant, and
tS.seaoie speeches, followed by Colonel
ts;;on, who made the entertained and en-
B. 'a nl all feel happy. Responded to by
s,,kDox, d. D., OF Baltimore, on the part
a., ,'e visitors, who said while it was plea
ss as % !, think OF returning to dear ones at
t luz, a. was sad TO part with such friends
ss %sA some few exceptions all Of the old
ls ms were elected, and the Thirteenth
ssaoa Convention Of the Sunday Schools
stt ne Methodist Episcopal Church South,
! sai, Conference. adjourned TO meet at
l. D church. Baltimore, on the call.of
sse executive Committee. Most Of the
sa'es lett On the Friday-eyeaipg stages