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Austin. Cong. Union Ch. 30.52 Medford. Cong. Ch. 8.00 Minneapolis. Plymouth Ch. $15.97; Cong. Ch. $2 17.97

NEBRASKA, $5.00.

Clarksville. Cong. Ch. 5.00

KANSAS, 50c.

Leavenworth. L. A. S. 0.50

MISSOURI, $54.52.

Saint Louis. First Cong. Ch. $53.52; “A Friend” $1 54.52

CALIFORNIA, $641.60.

San Francisco. Receipts of the California Chinese Mission 641.60

WASHINGTON TER., $70.00.

S’Kokomish. LEGACY of Mrs. M. F. Eells, by Rev. Myron Eells, to const. MRS. SARAH M. EELLS and MISS IDA M. EELLS, L. M’s 70.00

MARYLAND, $5.

Emmettsburg. David Gamble 5.00

NORTH CAROLINA, $102.94.

Wilmington. Normal School $92.20; Cong. Ch. $10.74 102.94

TENNESSEE, $15.50.

Chattanooga. Cong. Ch. 15.50

GEORGIA, $16.53.

Athens. J. McI., Jr. 0.50 Byron. Cong. Ch. 0.50 Savannah. Cong. Ch. $5.53 and Sab. Sch. $5; Bible Class $5 15.53

MISSISSIPPI, $8.35.

Tougaloo. Tougaloo University 8.35

INCOME, $2,733.33.

——. Avery Fund, _for Mendi M._ 2,733.33 ——————————— Total 15,134.09 Total from Oct. 1st to Sept 30th. $166,891.23

H. W. HUBBARD, _Ass’t Treas._

RECEIPTS OF THE CALIFORNIA CHINESE MISSION, E. Palache, Treas., from June 20th to Sept. 20th, 1878. FROM AUXILIARIES.—Petaluma Chinese Mission $14.45; Stockton Chinese Mission (of which from Mrs. M. C. Brown $3, Rev. M. Post $2, Dea. J. T. Mills $2, Miss M. Bye $1, Mrs. J. M. Cavis $1, Chinese 50c.) $9.50; Santa Barbara Chinese Mission (of which from W. E. Barnard $5) $26.85 50.80 FROM CHURCHES.—Oakland—First Cong. Ch. (of which from Jee Gam and Lee Haim $2 ea.) $53.40; Sacramento—First Cong. Ch. (of which from A. C. Sweetser $2) $12; San Francisco—First Cong. Ch. $43.15; Bethany Ch. (of which from Chinese members $58) $77 185.55 FROM INDIVIDUALS.—Balfour, Guthrie & Co. $50; Redington & Co. $50; J. J. Felt $25; Thos. Bell $25; Hon. F. F. Low $25; James M. Haven $25; Flint, Peabody & Co. $25; Tallant & Co. $20; Falkner, Bell & Co. $20; Charles Holbrook $10; John F. Merrill $10; J. S. H. $2.50 287.50 FROM EASTERN FRIENDS—Fitchburg, Mass. Col. Sab. Sch., Primary Class. $17.75; bal. to const. SAMUEL J. STEWART, L. M.; Amherst, Mass. “Mrs. R. A. L.” $100 117.75 —————— Total $641.60

RECEIVED FOR TILLOTSON C. AND N. INSTITUTE, AUSTIN, TEXAS.

Greenwich, Conn. William Brush $400; David Banks $400; Charles Brush 100; Israel Peck $100; Solomon Mead $100 1,100.00 Greenwich, Conn. Joseph L. Roberts, to const. LAWRENCE ROBERTS, L. M. 30.00 Middletown, Conn. Mrs. Anna H. Phillips 20.00 Norfolk, Conn. Robbins Battell 25.00 Union Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Fanny D. Duncan $30; Miss Margaret B. Duncan $30 60.00 Englewood, N. J. Rev. G. B. Cheever 100.00 Corpus Christi, Texas. Rev. S. M. Coles 5.00 ———————— 1,340.00 Previously acknowledged, August Receipts 1,465.50 ———————— Total $2,805.50

RECEIVED FOR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS

Fitzwilliam, N. H. Cong. Ch. and Soc. 22.00 Rindge, N. H. Cong. Ch. and Soc. 10.00 Norwich Town, Conn. “G. M.” 6.50 Stonington, Conn. Third Bapt. Ch. $13.50; Rising Sons and Daughters of Abraham Soc. $10.——25c., by A. Morrison 23.75 Astoria, N. Y. Friends in Reformed Ch., by F. W. Whittemore 45.00 New York, N. Y. Rev. L. Smith Hobart 5.00 New York, N. Y. “H. W. H.” $5; “A Friend” $2 7.00 Jersey City, N. J. First Cong. Ch., by W. J. Hunt, Treas. 46.52 Paterson, N. J. Broadway Tab. Cong. Ch. 25.20 Schooley’s Mountain, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Proudfit 20.00 West Alexander, Penn. Dr. Robert Davidson 10.00 Highland, Ill. French Evangelical Ch. 40.00 Hudson, Mich. Cong. Sab. Sch. 10.37 Imlay City, Mich. Cong. Ch. 16.50 Columbus, Wis. Cong. Ch. 19.00 Clinton, Iowa. First Cong. Ch. 26.85 Mason City, Iowa. Cong. Ch., by Rev. E. C. Moulton 11.00 Fort Berthold, D. T. Rev. C. L Hall $10; D. W. Longfellow $5; W. C. Davie $5; E. H. Alden $5; Geo. B. Johnson $5; Hannah Briggs $5; C. W. Darling $5; Harvey Hendricks $3; James L. Neave $2; W. Courtney $2; C. F. Walker $2; J. W. Gould $1; Alice Johnson $1 51.00 Oakland, Cal. Plymouth Ave. Cong. Ch. 10.50 San Francisco, Cal. First Cong. Ch., by J. W. Clark, Treas. 155.00 ———————— Total $561.19

RECEIVED FOR DEBT.

Berlin, Vt. M. W. P. 2.00 Enfield, Conn. “A Friend.” 1.00 Hartford, Conn. Dr. John R. Lee 25.00 Meriden, Conn. Chas. H. Learned, to const. JAMES H. LEARNED, L. M. 30.00 New Haven, Conn. Nathan Peck 20.00 New Haven, Conn. Mary S. Thatcher 5.00 Norwich, Conn. “A Friend.” 200.00 Watertown, Conn. Cong. Ch. and Soc. 100.27 Camillus, N. Y. Isaiah Wilcox 100.00 Gerry, N. Y. Mrs. Mary A. G. Sears 50.00 Gouverneur, N. Y. Eli Mix 15.00 New York, N.Y. Mrs. Hannah Ireland 50.00 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. William Dawes 10.00 Cambridgeboro, Penn. Mrs. H. R. Ross 5.00 Albion, Ill. Mrs. Martha Skeavington 10.00 Chicago, Ill. Col. C. G. Hammond 500.00 Rockford, Ill. L. S. Sweezey 100.00 Kalamazoo, Mich. Rev. H. N. Burton, D.D., $5; Dr. H. O. Hitchcock $5 10.00 Northfield, Minn. “A. N. N.” 5.00 Jonesborough, Tenn. Julia B. Nelson 5.00 Raleigh, N. C. Miss E. P. Hayes 10.00 ——Bristol. Mrs. Theodore Jones 5.60 INDIANA.—_Liber_: J. R. Wells $5; Thomas Towle $2; _Michigan City_: Mrs. J. C. Haddock $5; _Winchester_: L. O. Ward $10 22.00 OHIO.—_Bryan_: S. B. Blakelee $5; _Geneva_: Mrs. S. Kingsbury $5; _Kingsville_: M. Whiting $10; _Cincinnati_: E. W. Hyde $25; _Sandusky_: Lewis Moss $10; _Marietta_: Cong. Ch. $6; _Lenox_: A. J. Holman $10; _Edinburg_: B. E. Bingham $10; _York_: Ladies of Cong. Ch. $5; _Hudson_: William Pettengill $10; Miss Emily E. Metcalf $5; _Madison_: Mrs. S. H. Roe $10.——Rev. H. C. Hayden $10; _Radnor_: Edward D. Jones $10; _Ripley_: John L. Tweed $5; _Mallet Creek_: Mrs. Mary B. Branch $5; Dr. J. A. Bingham $5; _Painesville_: Mrs. C. O. Higgins $5; _Galion_: Mrs. E. C. Linsey $3; _Findlay_: Ladies’ Miss. Soc. $8; _Toledo_: Edson Allen $10; _Alexandria_: Mrs. Lucy C. Remington $5; _Cleveland_: W. H. Doan $10; _West Williamsfield_: Mrs. A. H. Robbins $5; _Delaware_: John H. Jones $10; _Cuyahoga Falls_: Mrs. Maria B. Clark $3.15; _Burton_: Charles Cutler $12; _Randolph_: W. J. Dickinson $10; _North Benton_: Margaret J. Hartzel $10; _Springfield_: First Cong. Sab. Sch. $10; _Sullivan_: Cong. Soc. $5; _South Newbury_: Mrs. Ruth Watertown $3.50; Rev. E. D. Taylor $2; H. P. G. $1; J. B. W. $1; Mrs. L. M. $1; Mrs. R. P. $1; Miss E. M. 50c.; _Cleveland_: Mrs. H. P. Hickox $10; _Wellington_: Ladies of Cong. Ch. $11; _Painesville_: “Three Friends” $3; _Madison_: Mrs. H. E. Hendry $15; _Berlin Heights_: Miss Mattie Kinney $5; _Marietta_: Mrs. Douglas Putnam $10; _Claridon_: “Friends,” by Mrs. Treat $20.21; _Norwalk_: E. E. Husted and Friends $10; _Gambier_: James S. Dawes $10; _Hudson_: Delia E. Hazeltine $2.50; _Cleveland_: Mrs. M. B. Lyle $5.50; _Medina_: Cong. Sab. Sch., by Ellen J. Nason, $10; _Saybrook_: Mrs. W. S. Streeter $10; _Centre Belpre_: Mrs. E. M. Goodhue $5; _Ashtabula_: James Hall $10; _Oberlin_: Mrs. E. S. Mead $5; _Elyria_: M. W. Cogswell $10; _Oberlin_: J. B. Clarke $10; _Akron_: Mary B. Monroe $5; _Gustavus_: Woman’s Miss. Soc. $5; _Sandusky_: J. E. Marshall $10 444.36 ILLINOIS.—_Rochell_: W. H. Holcomb $10; _Galesburg_: Mrs. E. T. Parker $25; _Malden_: Miss C. S. Porter $10; _Sheffield_: A. W. Boyden $10; C. H. Boyden $5; _Odell_: Mrs. H. E. Dana $10; _Maywood_: Union Sab. Sch. $5; _Aurora_: H. C. Paddock $10; _Champaign_: Cong. Sab. Sch. $10; _Lake Forest_: Rev. W. A. Nichols $7; _Chicago_—Wm. H. Bradley $50; _Quincy_—Chas. W. Keyes $10; C. H. Bull $10: _Kewanee_—Mrs. C. L. Chapin and daughter $10; _Winnebago_—N. F. Parsons ($2 of which from a friend) $10; _Morrison_—Rev. E. G. Smith $5; _Moline_—“Friends” $10; _Payson_—P. E. Thompson $5; _Greeley_—Mrs. Joseph Farrell $5; _Prospect Park_—Mrs. Lloyd $5; _Peoria_—J. T. Rogers $5; _Collinsville_—J. F. Wadsworth $10; _Chicago_—S. B. French $50; _Oak Park_—Geo. Eckhart $5; _Aurora_—D. J. Pike $10; _Chicago_—Z. B. Taylor $5; _Oak Park_—Wm. Spooner $5; _Mendon_—Joel Benton $10; _Collinsville_—Mrs. J. S. Peens $10; _Kewanee_—Mrs. C. C. Culley $8; _Rockford_—Mrs. J. W. Briggs $5; Ladies of Cong. Ch. $18; James B. Agard $5; _Providence_—Mrs. H. B. Gulliver $6; _Quincy_—Joshua Perry $10; _Sandwich_—Mrs. A. P. Casper $10; _Peoria_—Rev. A. A. Stevens $10; _Lyndon_—D. F. Milliken $10; _Port Byron_—Mrs. E. T. Harper $5; _Plainfield_—J. Hagar $30, to const. MURTON HAGAR FRASER, L. M.; _Quincy_—H. P. Prentiss $5; Miss Louisa M. Rollins $5; _Tonica_—V. G. Lutz $5; _Galesburg_—Ladies of First Cong. Ch. $20; _Aurora_—N. A. James $5; _Waverly_—Miss Louisa Tupper $5; _Roseville_—Sarah J. W. Axtell $5; _Lake Forest_—Mrs. W. H. Ferry $3; _Sycamore_—Mr. and Mrs. H. Wood $10; _Springfield_—Five Ladies, by Mrs. C. L. Post $5; _Danvers_—Mrs. M. M. Longley $5; _Odell_—Mrs. B. F. Hotchkiss $5; _Bunker Hill_—C. V. A. Quick $10 _Payson_—Mrs. Eliza Harrington $5; _Elgin_—Cong. Ch. $5; _Chicago_—Col by Mrs. N. H. Blatchford $10; _Jerseyville_—G. W. Burke $5; _Dover_—M. M. Allen $5; _Matamora_—A. C. Rouse $5; Others $5.25; _Ottawa_—Mary H. Lewis $11.80; _Galesburg_—Mrs. S. D. Clendenin $15; _Joliet_—Wm. C. Stevens $12; _Granville_—Mizpah Circle, by E. J. Colby $8; _Sycamore_—$8.25; _Ivanhoe_—Church, by R. Osgood $13; _Lorain_—Mrs. C. M. Fields $3; _Woodburn_—Mrs. W. H. Bird $5; _Glencoe_—Mrs. S. T. Lockwood $5; _Clifton_—Mrs. E. F. Cummings $5; _Galesburg_—Geo. Churchill $10; _Quincy_—R. McComb $5; _Sheffield_—C. A. Davis and A. M. Davis $5.75; _Oak Park_—Mrs. J. H. Hurlbut $5; _Princeville_—Olive L. Cutter and Elmyra Jones $10; _Lamoille_—J. R. Jones $20; _Sandwich_—E. G. Coe $5; _Chicago_—Mrs. Willard Cook $30, to const. REV E. L. JAGGAR, L. M. 754.05 MICHIGAN.—_Detroit_—Mrs. H. E. Baker $5; _Bellevue_—M. A. Hance $10; _White Lake_—Robert Garner $100; _Port Huron_—First Cong. Sab. Sch. $15; Individuals $3; _Hersey_—Mrs. C. L. Woodworth $5; _Pinckney_—Cong. Ch. $12; _Hamburg_—Cong. Ch. $3.70; _Bass Lake_—T. Burkett $7.50; _Bellevue_—David Young $5; _Churches Corners_—Mrs. A. W. Douglass $2; Cornelius Clement $2; Others $11; _Allegan_—Mrs. R. E. Booth $50; _Jackson_—Mrs. M. A. McNaughton $26; _Greenville_—Mrs. R. L. Ellsworth $5; _Benzonia_—A. T. Case $5; Dea. Amasa Waters $5; _Ransom_—Ladies’ Aid Soc. $5; _Detroit_—Mrs. Martha L. Miller $6; _Adair_—Henry Topping $5; _Owasso_—Mrs. Ament $10; _Vermontville_—Young Ladies’ Miss. Soc. $11; _Detroit_—Rev. C. C. Foote $10; _Kalamazoo_—Mrs. J. O. Burrows $10.55; _Medina_—Miss Hattie M. Converse $3; _Memphis_—Juv. Miss. Soc. by Mrs. W. P. Russell $5; _Jackson_—Mrs. L. Kassick $5; _Detroit_—Mrs. M. R. Eddy $5; _Pontiac_—W. S. Albertson $10; _Romeo_—Mrs. A. M. Grover $10; _Grand Rapids_—S. L. Withley $5; Mrs. S. L. Withley $5; _Three Oaks_—Mrs. M. Chamberlain $5; _Galesburg_—Mrs. Sarah M. Sleeper $5; _South Boston_—Cong. Ch. $6; _Benzonia_—Mrs. Elvira F. Spence $10; Cong. Sab. Sch. $5.25 409.00 WISCONSIN. _Ripon_: A. P. Harwood $25; _Oak Grove_: Daniel Richards $10; _Beliot_: Mrs. A. L. Chapin $5; Mrs. A. Cheney $10; Mrs. S. M. Clary $10; Miss E. Field $10; _Brant_: E. W. & M. B. Scott $2; _Sheboygan_: Mrs. L. H. Chase $10; F. Lawrence $5; _Ripon_: C. T. Tracy $5; _Keshena_: P. Bridgman $3; Miss Alice Tapping $2; W. W. Wheeler $5; _Eau Clair_: Mrs. J. F. Dudley $13; _Rosendale_: Cong. Sab. Sch. $10; _Menomonie_: John H. Knapp $100; _Appleton_: Jared Lamphear $10; _Clinton_: “W. M. S.” $4; _Madison_: Women of Cong. Ch. $5; _Whitewater_: Cong. Ch. $10; _Evansville_: Mrs. M. V. Pratt and Sab. Sch. Children $5; _Milwaukee_: Mrs. Hiram F. Story $10.25; _Menasha_: A. E. Rounds $10; _Fond du Lac_: Helen S. Norton $10; _Koshkonong_: Mrs. A. V. Mills $10; _Elk Horn_: Cong. Ch. and Friends $10; _Burlington_: Mrs. C. B. Curtis $5; _Durand_: Rev A. Kidder and Family $4.20; Cong. Ch. $3.40; S. S. Class 40c.; _Kenosha_: First Cong. Ch. and Soc. $6.70; _Superior_: Mrs. J. W. Gates $5; _White Water_: Mrs. R. Coburn, [of which $5 from Primary S. S. Class] $5.50; _Oconomowock_: Cong. Ch. $5.50; _Shopierre_: Sarah A. Culver $5; _Alderly_: Mrs. E. Hubbard $7; _Fort Atkinson_: Mrs. Montague $5 363.95 IOWA. _McGregor_: Ladies’ Cong. Soc. $11.57; _Anamosa_: W. S. Benton $10; _Burlington_: Cong. Ch. David Leonard $25; _Oskaloosa_: Rev. Asa Turner and Wife $25; _Webster City_: Woman’s Miss. Soc. $7; _Glenwood_: Rev. S. L. Williams $5; _Clinton_: A. K. Nash $5.——A Friend of Missions $5; _Exira_: Lyman Bush $10; _Wintersett_: Mrs. S. Dinsmore $15; _Green Mountain_: Mrs. Nancy R. Chase $5; _Anamosa_: A. M. A. Tea Party $6.40; _Belle Plain_: Mrs. J. Baker, Mrs. J. P. Hunt and Mrs. E. J. Lane $11; _Tipton_: Mrs. D. F. Ensign $5; _Wilton_: Woman’s Miss. Soc. $10; _Montrose_: Mrs. E. B. Mathews $5; _Davenport_: Mrs. S. F. Smith $5; _Vinton_: Joseph Young $10; _Cedar Rapids_: J. C. Brocksmit $10; _Osage_: J. A. Smith $5; F. Peck $5; Mrs. G. W. Smith $5; _Stacyville_: Ladies’ Miss. Soc. $8; _Dubuque_: Mrs. S. N. Millard $5; _Keokuk_: Woman’s Miss. Soc. by Mrs. C. R. Vetter $13; _Monticello_—“A few Ladies” $11.25; _Durand_—Ladies’ Benev. Soc. $5; _Toledo_—Mrs. A. M. Austin $5; _Desmoines_—Mrs. A. R. Osgood $5; _Grinnell_—Hattie E. James $5; _Algona_—Mrs. J. E. Stacy $3.35; _Muscatine_—Ladies’ Miss. Circle $5; _Tabor_—Mrs. Todd and Mrs. H. E. Martin $10; _Central City_—Mrs. E. A. Blodget $10; _Grinnell_—Young Ladies’ Miss. Circle $10; Children’s M. S. $5; “Friends” $10; _New Hampton_—E. F. Powers $4; _Decorah_—Mrs. G. B. Willett $5; _Ladorah_—Mrs. D. D. Osgood $6.85; _Earlville_—S. J. Harris $2; _Le Grand_—J. N. Craig $2; W. V. Craig $10; _Clinton_—Mrs. H. R. Jones $5; _Seneca_—Rev. O. Littlefield and Wife $15 361.42 KANSAS. _Mariadhal_—H. H. Griffin $10; _Atchison_—Rev. F. T. Ingalls $10; Woman’s Miss. Soc. $5; _Blue Rapids_—T. H. $1; _Leavenworth_—Mrs. C. B. Brace $2; Mrs. S. A. Cutter $10 38.00 MINNESOTA. _Hastings_—R. B. Truax $5; _Minneapolis_—Mrs. J. B. Hanson $5; _Clearwater_—Mrs. M. M. Walker $7; _Rochester_—Mrs. J. Briggs $5; _Winona_—Miss Mary A. Keyes $5; _Austin_—Mrs. A. Morse and others $5.25; _Northfield_—G. W. Phillips $5 37.25 NEBRASKA. _York_—Benj. Bissell $10.25; _Crete_—Mrs. M. A. Farwell $5; _Steel City_—Mrs. S. C. Dean $5; _Weeping Water_—Mrs. A. Beach $5.55 25.80 COLORADO. _Colorado Springs_—Ladies’ Miss. Soc. $10; _Denver_—Cong. Miss. Soc. $10 20.00 DAKOTA TER. _Sioux Falls_—Mrs. J. L. Phillips $10; _Fort Berthold_—“Friends” $30 40.00 MISSOURI. _Kidder_—S. C. Coult, Cong. Ch. $10; _St. Louis_—Mrs. M. P. Chapman $5; _Breckenridge_—Woman’s Miss. Soc. $7 22.00 ———————— 3,796.70 Previously acknowledged in Aug. Receipts. 14,108.22 ———————— Total $17,904.92

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