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“I wish all writers in the Review, in quoting from other writings, would enclose the extracts they make, in proper quotation marks (“ ”). Several important quotations I have seen lately, which are measurably useless because I cannot tell which paragraphs are quoted and which are original.

To Correspondents.

J. F. Troxel: The points you mention will all be noticed in Thoughts on Revelation.

R. F. Cottrell: We have never received an article from you, on John xiii, 14. You had written in regard to Rev. vii, 13–17, which is on file for examination.

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Report from Bro. Rodman.

By P. C. RODMAN

SINCE my last report I have done what I could among the churches in R. I. and Ct. I think there is a gradual growth in grace, and knowledge of the truth with them. Some in the vicinity of the different churches are becoming interested to know the truth, and I trust will embrace and obey it soon.

I expect to commence meetings in a new place Sept. 13, some five miles west of where the S. Kingston brethren hold meetings. I hope to find some sheep to hear the Master's voice.

Will not Brn. Andrews and Canright visit us soon?

P. C. RODMAN.

The Cause in Memphis.

By H. S. Gurney

THE church here are getting more into working order. The work of reform is spreading like leaven among its members, and there is a union of feeling throughout the body. A number have united with us since the discussion here, and quite a number more intend to unite. Some are waiting for baptism.

H. S. GURNEY.

Memphis, Mich.

Note from Bro. Loughborough.

By John Norton Loughborough

THE brethren are responding freely to the notice that I would labor in Mich., and the calls imply that about all want me to come. I shall arrange other appointments soon to follow the one at Leslie. Some have supposed I was going to lecture in new fields. I would say I design to labor principally among the churches this winter. May the Lord give us a reviving in our labors in Michigan.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.

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Appointments.

By A. Lanphear; John Nevins Andrews; C. O. Taylor

The N. Y. and Pa. State Conference.

The New York and Pa. State Conference will hold its fifth annual session at Roosevelt, Oswego Co., N. Y. September 28, at 9 o'clock A. M.

All the churches belonging to this Conference, and those wishing to unite with it, are requested to represent themselves by delegate or letter. All delegates are to be chosen according to Art. VII, Sec. 1, of the constitution. Delegates will bring letters showing their appointment; churches will send a written report of their standing, their additions and losses of membership during the year; also the amount of S. B. funds. Delegates will come prepared to settle up the pledges of their respective churches to the end of the Conference year, Oct. 1st.

Ministers belonging to this Conference will come prepared to present written reports of each week's labor, and expenses and receipts.

Religious exercises will commence at the commencement of the Sabbath.

One or more of the General Conference Committee are expected to be present.

Bro. and sister White, and Bro. J. M. Aldrich are invited to attend.

Teams will be at Fulton, Thursday, the 27th, as late as 4 P. M.

A. LANPHEAR, } N. Y. J. N. ANDREWS, } Conf. C. O. TAYLOR. } Com.

NOTE. The church at Roosevelt are making ample arrangements for the State Conference so that all may come. They are adding sixteen feet to the length of their meeting-house. Have arranged to have six or eight teams, and more if called for, to carry Brn. from and to the cars, with an abundance of hygienic food, yet I would recommend that Sabbath be a day of fasting and fervent prayer to God for his blessing on our yearly gathering, and that he may go forth to battle with us, and that during the coming Conference year, the cause of truth may move forward in this State.

C. O. TAYLOR.

Wheeler, N. Y., July 23, 1866.

Monthly Meeting in Leslie, Mich.

PROVIDENCE permitting, I will meet the churches and brethren of Jackson, Parma, Tompkins, Leslie, and Bunkershill in a Monthly Meeting at Leslie, Sabbath and first-day, Oct. 13, and 14. Meeting at 10 A. M. each day. I will arrange other appointments when I get there. This meeting is deferred one week from its regular time, in order that I may attend it, as I spend the first Sabbath in October in the State of New York. J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.

THE next Monthly Meeting of the churches of Oronoco and Greenwood Prairie will be held the first Sabbath in October, at Cherry Grove, Minn. Let there be a prayer-meeting Sabbath evening. Brethren, come in the Spirit. H. F. PHELPS.

THE next Quarterly Meeting of the S. D. A. churches in Western New York, will be held at the school-house near Bro. D. C. Demarest's in Parma, Oct. 13, and 14. Teams will be at the R. R. station at Adams' Basin, on the arrival of the 12 o'clock train from the east, and the 4 o'clock train from the west, on Friday. E. B. SAUNDERS.