Wm. L. Saxby—You did not give us the Post Office Address of T. R. Jenks, for the REVIEW.
A. Woodruff—The Books were probably sent. We send again to Oswego, by Bro. E. Goodwin.
C. Gould—You requested us to stop a Paper; but neglected to state the person's Post Office Address. We have not time to spend in searching our Books through to find a person's name. The Address should be given in all such cases.
A. Ross—Where is C. Finch's paper now sent?
A. J. Richmond—The chart can be had of Bro. A. A. Dodge, Jackson, or of Bro. J. B. Frisbie, Chelsea, Mich., with rollers. Or we will send you a Chart by Mail, and pay postage, for $2, at your risk.
A. B. Pearsall—Bro. Loughborough and Cornell hold a Conference at Salem, Ind., the 27th and 28th. You will see that the meeting at Jackson, is only an evening meeting.—Bro. Frisbie thinks he can meet with you about the time mentioned. He will give notice in the REVIEW in season.