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Letter to Editor
August 28, 1840
Southern Christian Advocate
Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina
What is this article about?
E. N. Talley reports to the Southern Christian Advocate on a two-day religious meeting in Perlington, Mississippi, concluding on July 27, 1840. The event featured good order, attentive audience, and effective preaching, with positive spiritual impact expected.
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For the Southern Christian Advocate.
Dear Sir,—This will inform you, that the last evening closed a two days' meeting of considerable interest in the town of Perlington, in the circuit of the same name. Good order and decorum characterized the services throughout, and all eyes and ears seemed to hang with interest upon the lips of the preacher, and the word preached. There can be no reasonable doubt but that good was done, but to what extent, eternity alone can reveal,
E. N. TALLEY.
Perlington, Miss., July 27, 1840.
Dear Sir,—This will inform you, that the last evening closed a two days' meeting of considerable interest in the town of Perlington, in the circuit of the same name. Good order and decorum characterized the services throughout, and all eyes and ears seemed to hang with interest upon the lips of the preacher, and the word preached. There can be no reasonable doubt but that good was done, but to what extent, eternity alone can reveal,
E. N. TALLEY.
Perlington, Miss., July 27, 1840.
What sub-type of article is it?
Informative
Religious
What themes does it cover?
Religion
What keywords are associated?
Religious Meeting
Perlington
Preacher
Southern Christian Advocate
Spiritual Impact
What entities or persons were involved?
E. N. Talley
Dear Sir
Letter to Editor Details
Author
E. N. Talley
Recipient
Dear Sir
Main Argument
reports the successful conclusion of a two-day religious meeting in perlington, characterized by good order and attentive interest in the preaching, with positive spiritual outcomes anticipated.
Notable Details
Good Order And Decorum Throughout
Audience Hung On The Preacher's Words
Extent Of Good Done Revealed Only In Eternity