After seven years of labor, beginning in 1858, and ending in 1865, notwithstanding the disorders of the period, this Convention is able to give a tabulated report of seventy-nine churches organized in the State with their bishops, deacons and evangelists, and having an aggregate of 3,020.
3.

It is able to report a missionary society, that in the eight months intervening between the Tecumseh State meeting and the present Convention, has collected and paid over to its four evangelists--J; H.
Bauserman, Pardee Butler, S.G.Brown and J.J.

Trott--the sum of $827.
4.

The Convention was able to adjourn, full of hope and enthusiasm, and to promise itself that it would do a still better work in the time to come.
The names of the following persons appear as the accredited messengers of the churches: Leavenworth--J.

C.Stone, G.H.Field, S.A.
Marshal, H.Allen, J.T.Gardiner, Calvin Reasoner.