Thanksgiving Day Yesterday

w88 observed ia city by appropri,te religious services, and a general clcsicg f business houses. jj-In another column will be founrf an advertisement of the Provost Marshal of this district, Gapt. R. J. Barry, inviting proposals for rationa fordrafted men. Ir there is truth in tbeoldadage, "stravvs show," &o., we may calcúlate the draft is soon to take place in ÜiJs State. ry Tbree of the pulpita ot ow city -the Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregtftional- ctourohes are temporarüv vacant, the pastors ha ving gane bealth and pleasure seeking. & Eev. Mr. Cockeh, of the M. E. tburch of tthis city, was surprised on Wednes(hy evenïng last with a visit Irom a member of hïs congregado and a present of $55 with leave of abl MDca. He accepled the purse and the leave, and leit on Tuesday of this weok for Boston via the Grand Tnink Railway. This route is bewroing very popular with pleasure and health tourists. L57 We onderstand that the Presbyterianchurch at Ypsilanti - the pulpit oí which has been vacant since the resignation of Eev. G. L. Fostkr, tnnie months ago, has extended a cali to the Eev. G. P. Tindall, i Indianapolis.- Mr. T. graduated at the University bere some years ago, since which he has won au envialíle -reputation s a minister.