Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
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Normal School at Muncy will open the
2sth April, Prof. Sweet will conduct an
Institute, the week preceding. The
Muncy Luminary states that the removal
of Rev Joshua Kelly from that station
was against the wishes of almost every
member of the NJ. Z. Church and congre-
CATION that no one has ever served that
church more satisfactorily, and that on
learning of the circumstances of the ease,
the Presiding Elder has released him from
his appointment.
/ MoNToUR.-Th 10 or 1900 iron men
continue on their strike, and are encour-
aged by many ip the town and country.
/ They abstain from violence, and indul ge
in songs, speeches, and professions. One
day, they pulled big wagon up to
Bloomsburg with their hands, and brought
it back full of creature comforts. A. Il.
Putnam is appointed Superintendent of
Common Schools, in place Of Mr.. Conk-
ling who has established Bookstore ..
They have been rejoicing on fresh shad in
Dauville, notwithstanding the leaving of
some hundreds of people and temporary
depression of business.
SNYDER.-Natban Meyer was chosen
Burgess of Selinsgrove; jeremiah Grouse,
Constable. The Freeburg Academy will
again open for pupils on Monday next,
when addresses are expected from Messrs.
Gutelius, Erlenmyer, NJ 'Farland, and 9th
els. The Middleburg journal states that
on Monday week, mad dog belonging to
c. Weidman of Adamsburg bit Henry
Elchinger and german man by the name
of Barnet Hoifer," before he was killed.
The United Brethren house of wor-
ship in Middleburg will be dedicated on
Sunday next.
NoRTHuMBERLASD.-Gen. A. II. Blair,
late of the Franklin House, Lewisburg,
has removed into the Broadway House,
Milton. II \. Noodle is elected Bur-
CESS, and Jos. Hogendoubler, Constable,
of Milton. Samuel Hepburn, Esq, and
DIR. Lichtenthaler, of Milton, are about
removing to Lock Haven.
nArAt the recent sessions of the
Baltimore NJ. Z. Conference, the fol-
lowing appointments were made for
the Northumberland District
T. MIrcuELL, p. E.-Williamsport, C. B.
Tippet. Newberry, J. S. M'Murray, one to
be supplied. Muncy, Z. H. WarIng, Ii. 5.
Mendenhall, f. E.Allen, Sup. Milton, Frank
I'm Dyson. Milton Circuit, J. G. MKeehan,
A. VI. Kester. Northumberland, J. A. Ross.
T. Shirelock. Mifflinburg, X. w. Black, one
to be supplied. Lewisburg, Jno. II. Da>hiell
Sunbury, +. Tanyhill, NV. CoIburn. Catla-
wissa. ]. Y. Ro,hrock, J. w. Stout. DanviIle,
+. NJ. Reese. Montour Mission, &. c. Mabee.
Bloomsbury g Warren, S Barnes. Orangeville,
J. A. DeMnyer, J. Guss. Bloomingdale. T. II.
Swilzer. S-Shannon. Luzerne, JCurns, Nathan
Shailer. Berwick, I. Barnhart, M.L.Drum.
Messrs. T. B. Sargent, B. b. Hamlin, and
$. L. NJ Conser, are appointed to different,
churches in Baltimore city. John Guyer
TO Bellefonte. Joshua Kelly and Jas Huhter
to New Washington and Glenhope. John w.
Elliott to Clearield and Curwensvilie. John
Moorhead 10 JerseyShore. A. Britain, INV.
Showalter to Lock Haven
The Conference was finally DIVIDED
by line running through the city of
Baltimore in a n. w. direction, the
Districts north Of that line to be the
EAST BALTIMORE Conference, and to
include the Districts of North Balti-
more, Cumberland, Carlisle, Bellefonte
and Northumberland. All south of
that line retains the name BALTIMORE
Conference.