Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
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lhoA'sFoS. April ~, lsoH.
We le't your city VI ,.i v ir ,he Steamer
Sanford 'ir RpcIlani, "a rpute Tor the sr
Of the E-sst Maine C'ul r.a,. ii tie NJ E.
Vhurch. III" San RI turns I i. s,rins ia
600 orc.r t. scc,,n'nodate the travelling
public Several ministers = re vi hoard
and the hour Passed flea stn.'y aw " in go
eia' conversation witt Did 'rirl'is rnestay
murning came over ~ his haltitu vll1el.
The dlH p-eesiing che Cpater ne is lsyoted
TO the exaniul ION OF el,rs 3 VI young Ill II
WIN are passing through lht first vars ot
their ministerial li.a.
Wednesday We qiyy he Cyuf.r n :
was opeeed at o 81 ~, by B.si.op 4, e.
Anes, oi In iiaiiap liz iut, Inc Il i. s"r-
wee was the admin sir..tiea q. tue L1.d :
supper, by the Biz y. ns>is.> ny s:y7rtl
mcpt'ers III tne Cpf,teren =. +, tlu. in.
Prsssise &c Ne al ministers Il ,tI'r lnureit-
~. All ter r.s-A.uUuir.ats. " f., .uues e.
dl.i9y IN ted, an MAY e.,'.e - tIe tli.r 10
co:H'neinnrrt" the IA ~ .ri.t t,t, is
the wa, it shpull ha. /. wAs un boar Of
dep Mt r-t
Rev. a. chnrch, 4 u.n2l.n, vas u...,l.
,hod.iy r-"lect' ri 5 TIT r. Wa appointed
Rev. l.. D. .rdyel. iti- oi IT," Il; ick
Oh pei. his assistant. S-,er.l ministers VI
sister Churches, in this yiii4-, AMI in i,,e,-
land, were intrp iueet tJtle Cr.icr,nee ana
invied e. sit Within h, h4r + .th.r Hat,
now amos, vi years ii e.. hri.fy alir ss,-i
Marsh. oe, eral young a4en were elected t,
Elders orders, ui1 Vii ..r ininad uaxt
Suuu.y. Rev. Ii. 3 turt4- ~. ). tA, ~
bic account .. the b., r u,>,.i-t: Rev.
Geo. Pr.tt, Of the L ,.,sl. L. ana Rev. L \
N Al - al. : l..
years Nc. So. lad rrtse.t.a : ,o'sJ .n,lls IA
his u teril wor.; sui Mr. i. /. l6.sa9
- to, witt his ,rn hli., i .rri-..-.
Rev. Iheo iorc II II " - ,elt.a At il, e..
gust. Rev. r. O. Ia IL ,,.,,lchai IT,
at.ernooa, anu x v l. d - .r,iNatt ia tn
evening. At tbs we. Ia. s+.rv,s,. | ,e ,.hgrt
could NOT Contain ii r.ori. s1n desired =
attend divine -ervi.'', a.t au"t.r.r go. o.
worship w.s oUenrt..
Thursday MorMnt. 5 IL 9'ciJrf. --D..y :
tional exercises by Rev. Wiaitm Mars, one
OF the iatners Of the CeHi.r nee. 4 ;,eaati-
fui morning, and ali -hin5s Very pleasant III
the Conference room. Business is proceed
Ing very rapidly, and the prospect is ttat "
Shall have a short and very profitable Session.
Rev. j, =. French, Chairman VI Commit
tee on Slavery, offered an = lie renort. going
siS tEF u tile b5-5It'ftt I 1nlSfCUCe
Legislation "a this import .ns su tct. Qlite
Q discdssi N arse Oh this report and il WIS
rec 'inniised. Report .. t.: Committee on
the Book Concern at Nv Ylrs, and fna :
cLIi exhibit We t read, showing i large in
crease oi sales, an that the concern is in !.
very prosperous condition. Circular from
the 5. 5. Cni1n OF tins NJ. t. CAurca Was pre-
sentei. The circulation ii the :. 5. A.vJ-
cate Last year WIS Isl ,ao9 ..nJ will riss tais
yer TO 200,9Go copies.
The brethren To be received into fall con-
ncction were called t, the alt.r. ana IA ST IN
propriatey addressed by Blshop Amcs. In.
last part OF the I'D irass cpatlnad pas
ges .! great pow =. el settaee ANA bo,.asy.-
The disciplinary questio4s Were ASKED ~ til.
Bishop. Rev. Nj W.o la4l spoke ia b.
halt Of the Am-rcan blhle Society.
Chas. L. Sprins-r, WA. P !, II. z
W srdwell, S F. CHS. and VI W. Ncwber.
were received on tri..i in tie Conference.
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