Since our last report, our meetings have been progressing with a good degree of interest. The Sabbath question is now agitating the minds of the people, and some have already declared their intention to keep it. Last Sabbath we held our first Sabbath meeting. About fifty were present. Bro. Abbott from Wakeman, Bro. Fleming from Gilboa, and Brn. Crouse and Iden from Licking Co., were with us. There are evident tokens of much good being done in this place. Our books go off rapidly, about fifty dollars worth have already been taken. This shows a decided interest to investigate the truth to see whether these things are so. We have good freedom in speaking, and many good impressions are being made. May the Lord carry on the work to his own glory, and we will give him the praise. Continue to pray for us that our work may be successful in the Lord. I. D. VAN HORN,
R. J. LAWRENCE. Bellville, Ohio, July 16, 1866.