Report from Bro. Ingraham.
By Wm. S. Ingraham
BRO. WHITE: I wish to submit a few lines for the Review, that the friends of the cause of truth may have some knowledge of our labors in this State. I have held meetings in the following places: Orinoco, Cherry Grove, Greenwood Prairie, and Pine Island. Last Sabbath and first-day, I spent in Quarterly Meeting at Orinoco. The attendance of our brethren was quite large, and our meetings were excellent. One was baptized, and two received into the church. I have spent most of my time at Pine Island. This is a new field; but the people were very bitter against us. Their prejudice is giving way, and a few have decided to obey the commandments of God. Others are interested, and will I think, obey the truth. Our meeting here was in the midst of a large wheat-harvest, and the people very busy; but we rejoice that we find some fruit of our labor. I should be very glad to be at the Convocation Meeting at Monroe; but it will be sooner than I expected, and I cannot leave this State until the first of October.