REPORT FROM BRO. COTTRELL.
By R. F. Cottrell
I AM in a new field. Have had meetings each evening for the past week in Nashville, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. The Baptists opened their house of worship for us, and their minister gave notice of our meetings to his congregation, and recommended to them to come out and hear. Soon after the commencement of our meetings, word came that the members of the Methodist society at Cottage (otherwise called Slab City, and West Dayton), desired me to come there and give a course of lectures, offering us the use of their house, and also to warm and light it at their own expense. I am to begin there Sunday evening, Jan. 10. It is nearly four miles from Nashville. I design to alternate between the two places, a week at a time in each, till the truth is fairly set before them. The interest has been good the past week. It has been thawy and is becoming muddy; yet we have had good congregations of attentive hearers. Will each one of God's Israel who reads these lines, offer up one fervent petition, at least, that God will work for the salvation of souls in this vicinity?