The Missionary Herald

have been rather more encouragement. "Our Indians," Mr. Wheeler says, "have never been more friendly; and they have never shown more confidence in us." The number of hearers of the

Word appears to be increasing; and the number of pupils in the school has been quite respectable. DAKOTAS.-The mission among the Dakotas has been thrown into some perplexity by the action of the United States Senate on the treaties recently concluded with a part of this tribe. While some forty millions of acres of land were ceded to our government, a narrow strip on the upper waters of the Minnesota was reserved for the future occupancy of the Indians; and there several of our brethren were expecting to locate themselves, when they should leave their present stations. But the Senate refused to allow the reservation to stand in the treaties; though they have consented to an Indian occupancy during the pleasure of the President. Should the Dakotas agree to the modification, as is confidently expected at Washington, they will be mere tenants at will on the reserved territory; and the prospect of benefitting them by missionary efforts will be less encouraging.

Home Proceedings.

EMBARKATION OF MISSIONARIES.

ON the 31st of July, Rev. Frederick H. Brewster, of Wright, Michigan, and Mrs. Mary G. Brewster, of Windham, Connecticut, sailed for Canton in the ship Siam, Captain Ring, in the expectation of joining the Canton mission: Mr. Brewster is a graduate of Hamilton College; and he pursued his theological studies at Andover and East Windsor.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD.

As it appears to the Prudential Committee to be inexpedient that the next meeting of the Board should be held in Cincinnati, and as the Laws and Regulations of the Board authorize the selection of some other place in such an event, the Committee have designated Troy, New York, as the place for the forty-third annual meeting of the Board, which is to be held on the 7th of September, 1852, at four o'clock in the afternoon; the friends of the Board in that city having expressed their cordial assent to this arrangement. Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D. is expected to preach the annual sermon. The meeting will probably adjourn on Friday.

CHEROKEES.-A church has been organized at Lee's Creek, the station of Mr. Ranney, which has eight members. The reported additions to all the churches by profession amount to fifteen; and the whole number of members is supposed to be 231. The school at Lee's Creek had forty-S. K. Stow, Esq., and Gurdon Grant, Esq.

seven pupils last term; the average, however, was hardly twenty, owing in part to high water. At Dwight there are about thirty-five scholars, six of whom are boarded on the mission premises. It is not known that any material change has occurred in the school at Fairfield. The report from Park Hill says that there are thirty-four in the school at that station, fourteen of whom "are boarded away from home at the expense of their parents." The two national institutions are prosperous, each of them having fifty pupils at the present time. In the female seminary there has been a very interesting revival. Nine have already made a public profession of their love to the Savior; and six others are expecting to do so. The Cherokees continue to make gratifying advances in civilization; but there is great danger that they will not move forward with equal pace in piety. Indeed, it is painfully evident that there is not an adequate missionary force in the nation at the present time; and the Prudential Committee are grieved by their want of success in supplying this deficiency.

CHOCTAWS.-Reports have been received from nearly all the stations; and though the additions to the churches do not equal those of some previous years, the general aspect of the field is highly animating. The next number of the Herald will contain a fuller notice of this mission.

The Committee of Arrangements at Troy conField, A. Robbins, M. D., T. W. Blatchford, M.D. sists of Rev. N. S. S. Beman, D. D., Rev. T. P.

DONATIONS,

RECEIVED IN JULY.
MAINE.

11 00

Cumberland co. Aux. So. D. Evans, Tr.
Harrison, Cong ch. and so.
Portland, A lady,
Franklin co. Aux. so. Rev. I. Rogers, Tr.
Chesterville, Mrs. J. P.
Kennebec co. Conf. of chs. B. Nason, Tr.
Hallowell, A friend, 5; Mr. Skeele's
so. m. c. 57,62;

50--11 50

5 00

62 62

1 20

10 00--73 82

Waterville, Ann Ellis, for ed of a
hea child, 60c.; A. Alden, for do.
60c.;
Lincoln co. Aux. So. Rev. J. W. Ellingwood, Tr.
Winslow, m. c.
Bristol, Ist cong, ch. m. c.
Union, Cong. ch. m. c. 5; D F. P. 10; 15 00--30 14
Penobscot co. Aux. So. E. F. Duren, Tr.
Fryeburg, J. Colby,
10 00

Somerset co. Aux. So. C. Selden, Tr.
Bingham, Cong. ch. m. c.

15 14

York co. Conf. of chs. Rev. G. W. Cressey, Tr.
Kittery, Cong. ch. m. c. 2; Rev. A.
W. F. 10;
Saco, 1st ch. and par. benev. 8o. 70;
m. c. 75;

12 00

9 00

145 00-157 00 296 46

11.00

307 46

Abbot, cong. ch. 2; Dixmont, m. c. 4; W.
Brooksville, J. G. M. 5;

5 00

83 29

21 00

Hillsboro' co. Aux. So. J. A. Wheat, Tr.
Goffstown, Cong ch. and so.

Hancock,

do.

Manchester, 1st do. 307,40; miss. cong. 3;

Mason, Cong. ch. and 80.

New Boston, Thomas Smith,

Boston, S. A. Danforth, Agent.

(Of wh. fr. a friend, for debt, 1,000; a
friend, for do. 300; W. T. Eustis, for
do. 200; Penitent fem. refuge, m. c. 14; T.
S. 8)

70 29-184 53 Brookfield Asso. William Hyde, Tr.
Thorndike, Miss Kendall's s. s. class,
Essex co. North, Aux. So. J. Caldwell, Tr.
Bradford, Bradford acad. mission circle, to
cons Miss SARAH N. CHANDLER, of
Concord, N. H. an H. M.

29 37

19 00

310 40

4 50

500 00-863 27

Rockingham co. Conf. of chs. F. Grant, Tr.
Exeter, 1st cong. ch. and so. 41; 2d

2,255 03

1 00

100 00

Essex co. South, Aux. So. C. M. Richardson, Tr.
Marblehead, Mater. asso. for chil. of

Madura m.

6 00

367 16

84 00-457 16

250 00

Hampshire co. Aux. So. J. D. Whitney, T1.
Amherst, Prof. A. Warner, for debt,
wh. cons. Miss MARY H. WARNER
and AARON E. WARNER H. M.
200; Mrs. Joseph Haven, 50;
Plainfield, Cong. ch. 10; Miss M.
Hallock, dec'd, 5; W. A. H. 2;
S. Hadley, Mt. Holyoke sem. teach-
ers, 253; pupils, 248,50; (of wh.
to cons. Miss SOPHIA SPOFFORD
and Miss HELEN PEABODY H. M.
200 ;)

17.00

Harmony Conf. of chs. W. C. Capron, Tr.
Millbury, 2d cong. ch. and so.
Upton, W. Fisk, 6; L. F. 2;
Middlesex North and vic. C. Lawrence, Tr.
Townsend, E. S. (of wh. for debt, 10, 20;
a lady, 10;

Middlesex South Conf. of chs.

Concord, Trin. so. m. c.

Hopkinton, La. miss. so.

501 50-768 50

100 00

800-108 00

30 00

20 00

16 00--36 00

250-288 64 Missionary Union of the Salem Asso. R. P.

Chittenden co. Aux. so. M. A. Seymour, Tr.
Burlington,

Essex, m. c.

Orange co. Aux. So. L. Bacon, Tr.

Union Village, A class of girls,

Rutland co. Aux. So. J. Barrett, Tr.
Clarendon, Coll. 6; m. c. 4,85;
Rutland, E. par.

Waters, Tr.

Beverly, 4th cong. ch.

Salem, R. P. Waters, wh. cons.

JOSEPH ADAMS of North Danvers
an H. M.

20 00

100 00-120 00

Norfolk co. Aux. So. Rev. T. T. Richmond, Tr.
Dedham, Dr. Burgess's ch. and so. 119 57
Dorchester, S. M. for Choc. m.

50 00

7 50--57 50

1 38

10 85

13 88

Sudbury, Coll.

4 12

West Haven, m. c. 5; Mrs. L. 1;

Washington co. Aux. So. G. W. Scott, Tr.

Waitsfield, Cong. ch. and so.

Windham co. Aux. So. F. Tyler, Tr.

Dummerston, Ch. and so.

Windsor co. Aux. So. J. Steele and E. P. Nev

Foxboro', D. Carpenter,

Roxbury, Eliot ch. and so. gent. (of
wh. fr. S. H. Walley, for debt,
500,) 643,75; m. c. 17,72;

5 00

100 00

4 50

Windsor, Cong ch. and so. gent. 36; la. 23; m. c. 26,66; s. s. 14,34; wh. cons. CHIPMAN SWAIN an H. M.

MASSACHUSETTS.

100 00-162 48

641 12

South Braintree, Cong ch. and so. 15 00-78 00

Taunton and vic. Aux. So.

Attleboro', 2d cong. ch. and so. m. c. 25 00
Fall River, Nathan Durfee, for
debt,

1,000 00-1,025 00

Andover, O. D. 10; Mrs. S. H. Wisner, 10;
juv. miss. so. for Mr. Everett's sem. Con-
stantinople, 90; Old South ch. m. c. 54,42;
Bedford, Trin. cong. so. c. 22,57;
Brighton, a friend, 20; Cambridge, little
Susan, 40c.; Carlisle, evan. so. m. c. 17,80;
Chelsea, Winnisimmet ch. m. c. 50.25;
Broadway ch. m. c. 16,90; E. Cambridge,
evan. cong. so. m. c. 13,31; Medford, 2d
cong ch and so. 40; N. Chelmsford, cong,
ch. and so. 40; W. Cambridge, J. F. for
debt, 250; Woburn, 1st cong. ch. and so.
240;

Legacies.-Abington, Edward Cobb, by Ziba
Torrey, Ex'r, (prev. rec'd, 3,500,) 300;
Boston, Catharine G. Kimball, by Chester
Daniell, Ex'r, 50; Jane Creswell, 35,21;
Sturbridge, Perez Walker, by George Da-
vis and Chester Walker, Ex'rs, 500;

7,604 89

875 65 8,480 54

885 21

9,365 75

Essex, A friend,

10 50

20 00-104 75

18 00

95 02-113 02

Chatauque co. Aux. So. S. H. Hungerford, Tr.

Westfield, A friend, a thank off'g,

Geneva and vic. C. A. Cook, Agent.

Berkshire, Cong. ch. 41; Rev. F. F.
Judd, 20;

33 36

41 26

15 00

200 00-256 26

61 00

Big Flats, Rev. I. N. Hurd,
Bainbridge and Newark, Pres. ch.

1. 00

25 00

Brockport, S. R.

10 00

Burdett, Pres. ch. 25; Rev. T. R.
Townsend, 25; E. Baker, 20; J.

W. S. 10;

80 00

8 52

10 00--20 50

New Haven City Aux.So., A. H. Maltby, Ag.
New Haven, Officers and students in Yale
college, (of wh. from Prof. C. A. Good-
rich to cons. Mrs. MARY P. GOODRICH
of Bristol an H. M. 100,) 480; m. c. in
do. 5,09; Mrs. GERARD HALLOCK, for
debt, wh. cons. her an H. M 100; la.
Bible class, for ed. in Madura, 12; 1st
ch. Timothy Dwight, 150; 3d cong. ch.
8,50; m. c. 11: union m. c. 18,53;

New Haven co. West, Aux. So. A. Townsend,
Jr. Tr.

Chenango Forks, Pres. ch.

Coventry, 2d cong ch. 49,65; G. D.
Phillips, wh. and prev. dona. cons.
Mrs. PHEBE E HOYT an H. M.
50; Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt, 15; C. S.
10;

10 00

Plymouth, D. M.

Sherburne, Pres. ch. 112,60; s. s. 20;
Mrs. Newton, for Amelia N. Little,
Ceylon, 20; W. Newton, 20; do.
for debt, 10; sew. so. 32;

785 12

124 65

Danby, Cong. ch.

31 95

Geneva, Pres. ch. G. C. Seelye, 20;

W. H. S. 1; fem miss so. 77;

98 00

Middlebury, E. H. 10; a s. s. class,

Knowlesville, Pres. ch.

33 00

F. A. Perkins and C. Butler, Tis.

don, Ceylon, 10;

80 58

Franklin, Coll.

34 87

1.00

Lebanon, Goshen so. m. c. 17,14;

Greene co. Aux. So. J. Doane, Tr.
Catskill, J. D.

Durham, 1st pres. ch. 6; L. S. 4;
Hunter, Pres. ch. m. c.

Monroe co. and vic. E. Ely, Agent.
North Bergen, S. H.

Rochester, A. Champion, (of wh. for
debt, 500,) 1,500; J. D. 5; Wash-
ington-st. ch. m. c. 54,92;
Sweden, Pres. ch.

25 25-603 85 New York City & Brooklyn Aux. So. J. W.

43 00

36 42

50 00-129 42

10 25

10 00
6 54
10 00--36 79
2,192 24
100 00
2,292 24

A friend, to cons. HENRY E. HODGES of
New Haven, an H. M.

Legacies. Norwich, Mrs. Lucy Smith, by F.
A. Perkins, 100; Torringford, Ebenezer
Rood, by G. C. Woodruff, 50; Vernon,
Mis. Anna Talcott, by A. Kellogg, Ex'r,

80;

230 00 2,522 24

252 00

Tracy, Tr.

(Of wh. fr. Anson G. Phelps, for African
miss. 1,500; do. for debt, 1,000; Anson G.
Phelps, Jr. 500; do. for debt, 250; O. E.
Wood and others, for do. 400; C. P. Bald-
win and others for do. 300; W. E. Dodge,
for do. 250; W. W. Stone, for do. 250;
James Boorman, for do 250; Mrs. J Boor-
man and J. W. Wheeler, for do. 150; W.
C. Bowers, for do. 250; R. Bigelow, for do.
250; W. W. Chester, for do. 250; Mark
H. Newman, for do. 250; R. T. Haines, for
do. 250; J. C. Baldwin, for do. 150; D.
Leavitt, for do. 100; A. R. Wetmore, 100;
do. for debt, 50; G. Carpenter, for do 100;
C. O. Halsted, for do. 100; W. B. Crosby,
for do. 100; Rev. W. H. Bidwell, for do.
100; Horace Holden, for do 100; John T.
Terry, for do. 100; Mrs. A. Bronson, for do.
100; J. A. Davenport, for do. 100; W. W.
Pinneo, for do. 100; Mrs. W. S. Packer, for
do. 100; Jasper Corning, for do. 100; Da-
vid Hoadley, for do. 100; S. T. Stranahan,
for do. 100; J. F. Joy, for do. 50; H. W.
Peck, for do. 20; H. M. Baldwin, 50;
J. K. Myers, for debt, 50; A. L. Ely and
others, for do. 50; Mrs. M. H. S. 10; 11th
pres. ch. 92,65; s. s. 16,69; wh. cons.
GEORGE STOUTENBURGH an H. M.;
Brooklyn, South pres. ch. a gent. and la.
for debt, wh. cons. DANIEL W. INGERSOLL,
Mrs CAROLINE G. GRIFFITH and Rev.
DAVID A. HOLBROOK H. M. 250; m. c.
67,27; Ch. of the Pilgrims, a dying child,
840.; ded. paid for collecting, 78,95 ;)

9,126 38

Albany, 2d pres. ch. (of wh. fr. G. C. Treadwell, to cons. THOMAS TREADWELL and HENRY TREADWELL H. M. 200,) 447,77; Rev. D. Dyer, 10; Arkport, C. H. 10; Ashland, pres. s. s 3,66; Bethlehem, pres. ch. coll. and m. c. 93,25; Butternuts, fem. miss. so. 16; Canterbury, pres. ch. m. c. 22; Castle Creek, pres. ch. m. c. 11; Centreville, H. Snyder, 20; Cold Springs, pres. ch. m. c. 17; Franklinville, pres. ch 16; Jewett, pres. ch. 4,56; Leeds, J. G. 3; New Haven, coll. wh. and dona. from Hanover so. Ct. cons. JONATHAN E. ROBINSON of Richland, an H. M. 35; New Rochelle, Mrs. H. Brewster, 15; Northumberland, a friend, 20; Paris, Katy More, for a Bible for a hea. child, 25c.; Peekskill, 2d pres. ch. 35; Penn Yann, G. for Armenian m. 5; Ridgebury, pres. ch. 37; Rocky Point, m. c. 17; Saratoga Springs, J. M. D. 20; Schaghticoke, pres. ch. and cong. 105; s. s 17,83; Schenectady, pres. ch. Mrs Hasbrouck's Bible class, for Mr. Poor's sch. Ceylon, 5; Union, pres. ch. 39,80; West Town, pres. ch. m. c. 20;

12,259 82

an H. M. 100; John Bissell, 50; L. R. Livingston, 50; cash, 20; A. Gordon, 15 L. Wilcox, 20; J. K. Morehead, 20; N. Jones, 15; G. B. 10; M. U. 10; T. B. 10; J. B. J. 10; D. B. 10; J. J. G. 10; H. W. W. 10; A. W. 10; cash, 10; T. J. C. 10,31; A. M. M. 10; indiv. 83,50; m. c. 54,69 Reading, 1st pres. ch. s. s. 90; m. c. 30; wh. cons. JAMES MCKNIGHT an H. M.; W. Strong, 25; W. Darling, 50; indiv. 40,25; Scranton, juv. miss so. 20,22; Williamsport, 2d pres. ch. 54,55; s. 8. 7; Womelsdorf, a friend, 20;

MARYLAND.

Board of For. Miss. in Ger. Ref. ch. Rev. Elias Heiner, Baltimore, Tr.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, 4th pres. ch. m. c.

VIRGINIA.

Richmond and vic. S. Reeve, Tr.

J. F. E. 10; D. B. M. 10; S. W. 1; M. W. 1,50; Charlottesville, Rev. A. L. Holladay, 9; Leesville, pres. ch. 15; Lynchburg, 2d do. for Ellen Bagby, Ceylon, 12; Richmond, United pres. ch. on Shockoe Hill, 584 ded disc. 3,05;

Draper's Valley, Miss E. G. 10; Wythe and Pulaski cos. fem. tract and miss. so. 36;

Legacies-Winchester, Daniel Gold, by W. Ĥ. Gold,

2,075 23

525 00

50 00

639 45

46 00

685 45

50 00

735 45

1,046 12 13,305 94

2,046 75

Charleston, Circular ch. indiv.

15,352 69

37 00

25 00-104 37

Newark, a

Bloomfield, a widow's mite, 2 friend, 5; 3d pres. ch. m. c. 30,73; S. M. A. & H. M. Pettit, for Mr. Doty, Amoy, 10; 1st pres. ch. s. s. wh. and prev. dona. cons. Miss ABBY KIMBALL an H. M. 25,05;

PENNSYLVANIA. A friend, by Rev. Dr. Converse, 20; Miss H. L. by do. 1; Carbondale, pres. ch. s. s. class, 75c.; Dimoek, Mrs. N. Willard, deceased, 15,46; Erie, 1st pres. ch. 110; Mrs. W. 2,50; Miss W. 50c.; Hartford, cong ch. 15; Honesdale, pres. ch. 310; Manayunk, 1st pres. ch. s. s. 10; Mantua, 1st pres. ch. miss. so. 20; Meadville, pres. ch. 24; Mill Creek, pres. ch. 2; Neshamony, pres. ch. Rev. D. K. T. 10; Mrs. J. V. C. 10; indiv. 30; wh. cons. Rev. MAHLON LONG an H. M.; Philadelphia, Rev. D. Malin, to cons. SARAH W. GARDNER, of Middlesex, N. Y. an H. M. 100; Mrs. T. Bayard, 20; fem. so for ed. of hea. youth, for ed. in Ahmednuggur, 150; 1st pres. ch G F. Dale, 30; H. R. D. 10; Miss MARTHA R. DUNTON, wh. cons. her an H. M. 100; Arch-st. pres. ch. T. E. 10; A. G. 10; E. B. 5; C. P. Bayard, 25; Mrs. S. 5; 3d pres. ch. W. F. G. 10; Western pres. ch. m. c. 33,50; J S. H. 5; Indep. pres. ch. R. S. W. 5; Pittsburgh, 3d pres. ch. R. Edwards, 100; W. Thaw, to cons. Mrs. WILLIAM THAW,

72 78 177 15

By G. L. Weed, Tr.

OHIO.

Cincinnati, G. L. Weed, wh. cons. PORTER L. WEED an H. M. 100; 1st ortho. cong. ch. 60,50; 2d pres. ch. (of wh. fr. JOHN Č. MACY, wh. cons. him an H. M. 100,) 609,85; m. c. 24,22; 3d do. m. c. 21; Vine-st. cong. ch. m. c. 1,75; College Hill, fem. col. 3,08; Columbus, 2d pres. ch. wh. cons. A. P. STONE an H. M. 100; Mt. Pleasant, pres. ch. 29,05; Walnut Hills, Lane sem. ch. 176,60; m. c. 7,65; ded. disc. 2; 1,131 70 By Rev. S. G. Clark.

Berlin, 50c.; J. F. 5; Birmingham, 7 Elyria, 35,81; H. P. 10; E. Dewitt, 10; do. for debt, 10; two girls, 17c.; Florence, 2,25; Fremont, 6,57; Greenfield, 12; Rev. A. K. Barr, 5; Independence, 5; Kinsman, T. K. 10; Litchfield, 5,86; Lyme, 21,50; C. S. 10; J. S. 10; E. B. 5; Mansfield, 23; Maumee City. 8,04; m. c. 37; Milan, 35; Monroeville, 18; Montgomery Cross Roads, 6,60; m. c. 3,58; Norwalk, to cons. JAIRUS KENNAN an H. M. 100; Olena, 5; Perrysburg, 7,25; m. c. 15,21; Peru, 6,88; Plymouth, 12; A. B 10; P. B. 10; Republic, 17,20; Richfield. M. and N. H. 10; Rome and Risdon, 5; Ruggles, 20; B. Sturtevant, 20; N. C. 10; to cons. Rev. E. P. SPERRY an H. M. 50; Sheffield, s. 8. 2; Toledo, S. L S. 50c.; West Mill Grove, 5,69; Woodville, a little girl, 6c.; By T. P. Handy, Agent. Bloomfield, Ch. 1,40; Chatham, do. 77; Cleveland, 1st pres. ch. m. c. 51,16; 2d do.

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m. c. 35,53; la. miss, so. for fem. school in Ceylon, 30; for two girls, Bombay, 24; W. D. B. 2; L B. 1; E. Cleveland, church, 2; Johnston, 1,70; Massillon, 2d pres. ch. 22,15, Newburgh, C. R. 10; Solon, cong. ch. 10; Rev. J. S. 10; Vienna, ch. 15,30; Youngstown, 1st pres. ch. m. c. 25,73; ch. 36,25, ded. disc 1,76;

Concord, Mrs. W. 1; Mr. McC. 50c.; Delphi and Union ch. 11,12; Fort Wayne, 40; Franklin, 3; Gilead, 2,02; m. c. 2,85; Hopewell, Mrs. C. 10c.; Mr. H. 1,50; Huntington, Mrs. M. 50c.; Marion, 15,20; Logansport, 27,42; Oswego, 6,20; Peru, Mr. B. 1; Pisgah, J. W. 2; Pittsburgh, 17,60; m. c. 7,31; s. 8. 12,20; Plymouth, 11,16 Shiloh, 14,89; Wabash, 19,62; Warsaw, 3,48:

Southbend, R. D. ch. s. s.

ILLINOIS.

By Rev. I. M. Weed.

Bebee's Grove, Cong. ch. m c. 6,32; Bloomingdale, cong. ch. 50c.; Chicago, 3d pres. ch. m. c. 10; 2d do. Mrs. W. 4,75: Crystal Lake, cong. ch. 5,20; E. Dupage, do. 1,13; Elk Grove, Rev. B. B. D. 3; Dr. M. 2; Mr. B. 1.31 cong. ch. 9,53; Elysium, pres. ch. m. c. 2.28; Greenwood, pres. ch. 4,59; Lisbon, cong. ch. 10,75; Morris, do. 9,53; Newark, do. i; Ringwood, do. m. c. 10; Thorn Grove, do. 2,15, Wethersfield, do. 6; Albany, Rev. J. F. H. 2,50, Barry, cong. ch. 7; Chicago, 1st pres. ch. 8. s. for Micronesian m. 23; Vanceboro', Rev. G. S Johnson, for debt, 20; Waverly, cong, ch. 45;

MICHIGAN.

Michigan Aux. So. E. Bingham, Tr. Albion, 322; California, 6; Clinton, 33,40; Concord, 3,05; Grand Rapids, 11; Homer, 6,03; s. s. 4,38; Hudson, 16,90; Jackson co a friend, 4 Kalamazoo, Mr. H. for debt. 4,50; Litchfield, 8,58; Lyons, Mrs B. 2; Rev. H. E W. 1; Marshall, 22,75; Richland, Rev. Mr K 5; Mr. B. 5; Union City, 9,30; Vermontville, 19,60; ded. disc. 56c;

Washtenaw Presbytery.

Ann Arbor, 1st pres ch. 34,12; m. c. 12,28; Webster, pres. ch. 22,39; ded. disc. 36c.; Constantine, a fam. off'g, 15; Jonesville, pres. ch. 10; s. s. for ed. hea. chil. 1;

WISCONSIN.

By Rev. I. M. Weed.

Beloit, Cong. s. s. 10; Geneva, pres. ch. 15,29; Janesville, cong. ch. 13,57; m. c. 15:23; Johnstown, cong. ch. m. c. 5,96; Kenosha, ch. and so. 63,21; s. s. juv. asso. 4.21 Milwaukie, Ist cong. ch. m. c. 73,17; Pike Grove, pres. ch. 11; Racine, cong ch. 6,04; Raymond, cong ch 12,50; Sheboygan, pres. ch. m. c. 6; Wauwatosa, cong. ch. 15; Green Bay, s. s. miss. so.

IOWA.

Davenport, Cong. so. to cons. Rev. EPHRAIM ADAMS an H. M. 50; Garnavillo, cong. ch. 1;

MISSOURI.

353 46 Bellemonte, L. M. 1,75; Oregon, J. D. 5; Salem, pres. ch. 6,75; St. Louis, Spruce-st. pres. ch. m. c. 4,75; 1st pres. ch. 85;

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