This large and flourishing church was organized in 1838, since which period it has rapidly increased in numbers, and promises to become a very useful and efficient body. For a long time this region was considered as missionary ground. Recently, however, Rev. Stillman Coon and Rev. Zuriel Campbell have connected themselves in the pastoral relation with the church, in which they still continue. Many of its members were emigrants from Scott and the older churches. SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST CHURCH, ALBION, DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN. This church was organized in 1843, and Wm. H. Redfield became its servant in the capacity of licentiate, which relation he sustained for one year, when he was succeeded by Rev. O. P. Hull, the present incumbent, under whose ministry it has enjoyed many precious seasons, and received many additions. SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST CHURCH, WALWORTH, WISCONSIN. This church, mostly composed of emigrants from New Jersey, was organized in 1849, and contains twenty-one members, with a prospect of large additions. It has no settled pastor. SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST CHURCH, FREDONIA, IOWA. This church was organized in 1842, and Rev. Rolean M'Reynolds, formerly a First-day Baptist, a minister of exemplary character and eminent talent, became its pastor, in which relation he continued for some time. At present it has no settled pastor. SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST CHURCH, FARMINGTON, ILLINOIS. This church was constituted in 1849, and consists mostly of emigrants from Shiloh, with the family of Rev. Samuel Davison, the present pastor. It is said to occupy a pleasant and healthful situation. REMARKS.