SUMMARY. TOTAL, 160. CHURCHES: 17 with pastors; 102 with stated supplies; 2 condition not reported; 39 vacant. MINISTERS: 17 pastors; 78 stated supplies; 53 others. TOTAL, 148. CHURCH MEMBERS: 3,280 males; 6,303 females; 159 not specified. TOTAL, 9,742, of which 1,203 are absent. ADDITIONS IN 1864-5: 744 by profession: 416 by letter. TOTAL, 1,172 (including 12 not specified). REMOVALS IN 1864-5: 106 by death; 444 by dismissal; 24 by excommunication. TOTAL, 584 (including 10 not specified). BAPTISMS IN 1864-5: 321 adult; 279 infant. IN SABBATH SCHOOLS; 12,110. NUMBER OF PERSONS under pastoral charge: 24,970. BENEVOLENT CONTRIBUTIONS: $39,065.95. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.-WISCONSIN. The following PRESBYTERIAN Churches are connected with the PRESBYTERIAN AND CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION OF WISCONSIN. We do not include them in our summary, of course. 1855 H. S. Clark, s. s. 1858 Albert A. Young, s. s. 1839 John Gridley, s. 8. 1858 None. No report. 1858 1864) 34 26 60 10 25 858 TOTAL. 750 90 16 1842 N C. Clark, s. s. 1833 1862 10 21 4 1845 None. 4 12 30 0 7 1 3 11 14 00 061 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 138 204 34 14 3 17 5 5 0 10 5 12 150 5 270 9 2 5 70 0 3 12 0 15 0 2 150 11 2 2 0 4 0 0 140 0 이 2 1 10 1 15 13 210 0 1 1 11 4 5 1 0 0 94 20 16 11 27 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1100 11 0 0 8060 60 5 210 0 10 2 2 0 4 3 1 11 0 10 10 10 0 92 Stone Bank, 1858 Wm. Drummond, s. s. 1860 1863] 9 24 33 From former reports, 7 7 14 401 804 1205 149 68 33 101 22 64 0 86 16 48 1473 30 4 6 10 2 17 0 19 12 200 xyttag 888 IN SAB. SCHOOLS. 65 45 40 30 85 TOTAL.-19 churches; 13 ministers. The churches, together with the Presbyterian churches above, are united in seven district Conventions, and, through them, in a General Convention. 1856] 30 56 86 5 3 4 7 4) 41 1 11 100 1861 24 6 8 9 22 16 2 1865 4 3 75 2 1858 8 21 29 3 1 5 6 1 2 3 1 1 1864 2 7 9 Un. 213 116 8 6 160 8 1 9 4 1 28 110 1862 4 17 21 11 4 5 1863 1862 1858 William R. Stevens, Rochester, Rushford, Saratoga, Sauk Rapids, Shakopee (German), Spring Valley, St. Anthony, St. Charles, 1856 [G. K. Clark, Pres.] 1860 Adam Blumer, 1859 J. C. Beekman, 1855 10 13 23 3 1 1 3 4 1 3 1851 Charles Seccombe, St. Cloud, Vernon Center, 1864 N. A. Hunt, 1857 Edward Hildreth, 1863 William Porteus, 1864 None. 7 34 Un. 3 2 1 4 1 1 1 100 1 1 2 2 5 40 5 85 40 .. 104010 20 887* s*** Fress 8 IN SAB. SCHOOLS. Un. 1858 47 97 144 21 27 1946 1 3 2 612 9 187 1864 24 32 56 12 3 2 51 OTHER MINISTERS.- Report not re- | Justin E. Burbank, Ed'r, Preston. ceived. Last year: David Andrews, Winona. Lauren Armsby, Chapl. 8th Minn. W. Simpson Clark. Charles Galpin, Excelsior. 2 Edwin Teele, Bristol Center. 2 80 SUMMARY.-CHURCHES: 43 with ministers (not subdivided); 2 condition not reported; 10 vacant (4 of which are supplied by Presbyterians). TOTAL, 55. The Minnesota minutes say, "Whole number of churches, 67; of which 8 are in Wisconsin; " but they enumerate only 64,-8 of which are in Wisconsin, and one was organized after the close of the statistical year. MINISTERS: 35 in pastoral work (not subdivided); 8 others. TOTAL, 43. CHURCH MEMBERS: 779 males; 1,299 females. TOTAL, 2,078, of which 274 are absent. REMOVALS IN 1864-5: 28 by death; 108 by dismissal; 9 by excommunication. TOTAL, 140. IN SABBATH SCHOOLS: 2,303, besides such as are in 10 Union schools. 2 2 9 6 15 1 2 4 1 2 1 44 8 54 9 3 1961 1112 44 591842 23 25 105 1 2 50 12 9 21 Letter. TOTAL. Deaths. Dism. Excom. TOTAL. 4 52 4 35 Infant. NYÁN KH7 IN SAB. SCHOOLS. 35 55 1861 1864 16 21 87 4 1858 1861 50 64 114 23 1853 1862 17 31 48 8 1855 1860 16 38 54 17 1830 1863 6 7 13 12 29 41 4 7 11 1 8 19 27 1855 1864 27 34 61 4 1847 1864 37 39 76 31 4 1864 1864 17 20 37 5 1858 1861 15 44 59 1843 1857 23 41 64 11 1830 1838 103 132 235 1859 1859 29 44 73 1847 1857 18 46 64 1843 1864 104 126 230 85 1850 1860 22 30 52 10 1830 1863 8 16 24 1830 1858 1847 1863 1842 1863 47 83 130 10 29 38 67 3 3 1853 1863 1838 5 14 19 1 Ordained. Commenced. 6 11 17 8 412 1 5 6 15 21 6 4 4 13 114 1861 1864 6 10 16 2 1 2 3 1843 1862 27 40 67 1864 1864 20 24 44 1841 1862 14 23 37 6 22 123 2 31 68 4 1864 1864 4 9 13 5 1853 1863 16 21 37 411 112 1860 1862 18 31 49 5 16 4 20 1860 1860 21 28 49 2 10 8 13 2 4 1848 1861 13 14 27 3 2 3 5 1842 1863 113 130 243 52 29 29 584 1846 1859 2 8 10 3 3 3 1857 1864 3 3 6 2 1842 1859 13 17 30 5 1848 1861 17 24 41 5 9 8 17 1841 1862 29 40 69 11 614 20 15 24 39 7 1843 1864 8 12 20 1 8 412 1864 3 10 13 2 1844 1860 61 26 87 2 810 18 43 61 6 1 1860 1862 8 22 30 4 2 7 9 1859 1864 24 12 36 34 236 1853 1860 7 14 21 1863 1863 22 39 61 1843 1864 6 13 19 1846 1863 24 27 51 1841 1863 15 31 46 1848 1864 45 92 137 978 3 1 3 4 1 2 314 5 112 214 2 661 314 14 431610 26 1861 1864 9 10 1911 1861 1864 18 19 37 16 2 1 3 1864 1864 4 6 10 1844 1863 9 25 34 11 1864 1864 8 5 8 1 13 18 1 1 1 6 6 1 2 69 1142 3 1 75 8 22 2 3 200 27 3180 SUMMARY. CHURCHES: 7 with pastors; 114 with ministers not subdivided; 19 vacant; 19 condition not reported. TOTAL, 159. MINISTERS: 7 pastors: 87 in pastoral service, not subdivided; 28 others. TOTAL, 122. CHURCH MEMBERS: 2,553 males; 4,041 females; 6 not specified. TOTAL, 6,600, of which 753 are absent. ADDITIONS IN 1864-5: 627 by profession; 515 by letter. TOTAL, 1,142. REMOVALS IN 1864-5: 81 by death: 326 by dismissal; 36 by excommunication. TOTAL, 4538. BAPTISMS IN 1864-5: 221 adult; 209 infant. IN SABBATH SCHOOLS: 8,971. AVERAGE CONGREGATION: 10,696. BENEVOLENT CONTRIBUTIONS: $9,994.00. The churches are united in eleven Associations, and through them in a General Association. SUMMARY.-CHURCHES: 2 with pastors; 16 with acting pastors. TOTAL, 18. TOTAL, 15. MINISTERS: 2 pastors; 12 acting pastors; 8 preaching at stations; 7 others. TOTAL, 29. CONTRIBUTIONS TO BENEVOLENT OBJECTS: $2,103.75. A large portion of the male members have been in military service, more or less time, during the war. During the year, the churches (German) at Canton and Lagrange are regarded as extinct. Fifteen new churches organized. A state conference under the name of "The General Congregational Conference of Missouri," was organized October 27, 1865, at Hannibal, Rev. Truman M. Post, D. D., of St. Louis, Moderator, Rev. E. B. Turner, Hannibal, Scribe. It recommended two district conferences in North Missouri, "divided by a line from the Missouri river to the state line, beginning with the east line of Carroll county;" and a third conference "south of the Missouri river." TENNESSEE. Memphis, Union ch., 1864 Thomas E. Bliss, OTHER MINISTERS. Nov. 10, 1865. 1852/1864| 18| 26|44|2:2022|1 1| 6 2| 10 | 210 This church was organized with 25 members, March 28, 1864, under the care of Rev. Mr. Bliss. L. Henry Cobb (of Mass), Memph. |
