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, 1860-10-16

: Il Pure Bay Rum Of the finest quality im-
ported, c1n be obtained Of SHgaat, ,apothecary ,
corner handolph and State sts.
, 1860-10-16

- We notice many Of the fins dwellings
ara being 6tt.d with Dfadatreets Weather
Strips ana Rubber Aouldiugs. They ara neat
and etc ctuely answar the purpose intended.
Far sale at No. kiagsbury Block. lt1
, 1860-10-16
THE CITY.

Aucu sale ti.morntnx .t II oil >ek a. Hcu'etod Fur
ntatt. Carpets g. Tue 4a1eesoum Of Gilbert i sAMp
sor. 40. 81 Lake ele+e.
, 1860-10-16

F OST-$5 WARp.-Lott q
~ ne.. Peui ades' Po't-o -ouoale. cnntal7tnE nj
twelve do1lz.s n The abo reHAr viii {
given |. ist II l. C0KSE L + cos Se.!rk 41ea!ne
Udce. H Lake stfeef, tups sta.sa) RooE NO. J.
Q..6HEAt
, 1860-10-16

STEAMER LITTLE G1Axt.-Ou Thursday last
1hia 6n& Stesm Engine VAS taken out icr the
purpose Of testing the merits Of = recent inven-
tioa. known AZ "1ones7 Sew Coupling" and
fo1 general ex animation BY the engineer for the
Amostaag Manufacturing Company. who paid
aa1ing visit to the city from Detroit, where he
has recently brought the mem steam engine
"uuron.''
The Littls Giant' worked to perfection, and
raised steam from cold water N the unpArall'
eled space OF time Of Tour minutes. "Jones'
New Coupling" gars general satisfaction, and
will prove Of great benef. 10 the Fire Depart.
1nent in the e1ercisr Of their duties.
, 1860-10-16

DR. F. F. DeDESKY, Homeo-
- rahlc Physician. tufzc2n, Ac-, havtr !ceated IN
Caelar *Art to h ihr p1oIc mat he
e uvet u! Acre and Cnrorl: Aes.s at No. 81
West J;antopa siIrfI
lne o:,Y has eht ed The a3vaataEs afforded y the
ErFp2esn Uuver.ttt aud Clinical Hesitas Of Eeslln,
Went and Axue. whrc tt1d ID oil tc1ool medi.e,
IN papI Of Dr. Lag, the SUCCESSOR Of
ps, S ua. .nemanb hs Hospital At Coelken. 4srmkny.
IN h sern couutfy aso aad feeis eo-
noest tat he xlre eate satisfaction to thos. xha
would entfu.t tne.A to his professional 0a
hour., II ~ West Kan 10 pa sIe<t, fona til o'clock
:. wi f.n%t t,ifKr f1kr.4U
, 1860-10-16

XXTANTED-To Rent Furnished
W Houte, sntabs 'o> sm7l bosriinx heus.. tn The
fo1th Div on nste north o tas7on 'tsetts
Ad r.sa ~ r. e. Poat mte Ho1 l443. Ch4caxo.
pttk
, 1860-10-16

Wxs1ERS TaAcr CoSvES71oS.-Tho Annual
Meeting Ct the Western Tract Convention will
BE- held in the First Baptist Church, Chicago,
this evening, Oct. 10Th. ut 7tr.u. The ereI-
ing will be devoted to addresses on the Tract
Cause, ty
Rev. I. P. Warren, Secretary Of the American
Tract Society, Boston;
Rsv. l. L. Chaplin, D. D., President of Beloit
| College;
Rev. J. c. Burroughs, D. D., President Of t.
University Of Chicago;
Rev. Rober: Patterson, Chicago;
| Rev. ]. u. Stur:evaus, D. D., President Of II
linois College, and other distinguished gentle.
men.
i II i1d Aai -.
, 1860-10-16

I1AINES' NEW TREATISE, ar
IL indispensable Rook for Justices cfthe Peace, Poles
Mtett-atea Co, st4pies Lawyers aad Bus:uess Men
Ha nes' New Tesu.e. u. y. Go ke Co.. haslstd Ii.
eom:ls'e !n on: elex.nt otAyo vo:um- e:nsaEiae
n Constantly m hand full stoek Of Law Books
10 p.icea. C4i1 ogues Be t frs.
3. UuUEE CO. Ill Lake drset
, 1860-10-16

WANTED.-Haying considerable
W ie}s1re. woult lie to tale thrEe Of sttt Of
Beaks. do aee copying IT usk # any s'td sad
tes abe koutt dsvue LoHtn Ct each nay 10 usntss
oats!oe thA on:e. Add "a Boz z06 ChieaTo F. ~
, 1860-10-16

Total
That IL why tier dill not cheer for Gaziba!di.
, 1860-10-16

" AN TED.-A Lady wants 3
" situation ~ House Ee~psr er seaIst e.~. City
references kiven.. kppiy y 219 WashnNon 4u~tf -
tween Mar st Aad n e.. ttfsel.. Gel Kit
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MarrledLife.

The following lines should be read with
Proht 6y every mMrried woman who values
the happiness of her own household: In,
domestic happiness the wife's influence is
much greater than her husbands: for the
one, the first cause-mutual love and con-
hdenee-being granted, the whole comfort
.of the household depends upon trifes
more Immediately under her jurisdiction.
BY her management of small sums her
husbands nll'l9 respectability and credit are
created or destroyed. No income can
stand tue constant leakages of extrava-
igances and mismanngement, and more is
spent in triaes than women would easily
oet1eEe. The one great expense, whatever
1t may be, is turned over and carefully REL
hected onere incurred-the income is pre-
pared to meet it; but it is pennies ,imper-
G69e5s oH6t St}6afE" Set6ms within mans province.
There is often an unexpected trile to be
saved in every household. II is not in
economy alone that the wife's attention is
so necessary, but in those niceties which
make well-regulated house. An unfin-
ished cruet stand, q missing key, but
tOnless shirt, n soiled table-cloth, a mus
tard pot with its old contents sticking
hard and brown about it, are several
nothings, but each can raise an angry'word
of discomfort. Depend upon it, there is
great deal of domestic happiness in
we'll dressed mutton chop or a tidy break
fast rnbie: Men grow sated' of beauty,
tired of music, are often too weary for
conversation, however intellectual, but
they. can always appreciate well-swept
heurth and smiling comfort. A woman
may love her husband devotedly, may
sacrifice fortuSe, friends, family and coun-
try for him-she may have the genius of a
b,
an Afmida; melancholy facs-if, with
these, she fail to make his home comforta-
bic, his heart will inevitably escape her !;
and women live so entirely in the affec-
tions that, without love, their existence is
a void, Better submit, then, to household
tasks, however repugnant they may be to
yonr tastes. than doom yourself to a love
less home. Women of higher order of
mind will not run the risk; they know
that their feminine, their domestic, are
their first duties.
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TERMS OF ADVHRTTisIjW1Cs.

SFECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
. arH early Advertising on reasonable terms accor.
ding to the space occupied and the number chances
made ssl5-5 : % u S4t'ltses
All advertisements from transient persons or strapg
ers. to be paid fOT in adrance. .. sll6sGsE s
S9siness Cards not exceeding five lines $40 year.
OF - for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square, 't'H-e
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising ia 1im;ted 10
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well as advertisements, and advertisements
OF sales and real estate in by them must
R5eA Advertisements not accompanied with ,vrit+e,
directions will be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly. > $3.50 S-A''' 9 s0U ~
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
M9rrtages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
OF Sermons, so cents each. snoyIIs59
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purposes the hnlls where tbai ranroso,,.,
tiyes tseemen faased ttats erssa. Of Psa,,b-
dean faith, 1cltieI cqrr;.s 15tetos
Iefot aIaisS6gatTsd lafioa TVSst .s
him 9ehos shall accto or a6dE ~ ~
sgord from that simple asj t,, Ss
6enefcent creea,'' -: -
But says the deceived but honsest slave
holder this all is yerv We'll Ss rs,as,s .'.ass.
Governor Seward ana tbn EbiSSos5o BY 2
form. what SAYS Mr. Lincaln ~ e;ts lia.- 1,1aa
trines2 We answer, that he -formsIIv I 90 os.
cepted and pledged bimsslf fto zo ',S aaG- =,
and every article of that csesS sas5ala eaea
forth above;5 and NOT contant SS;tI, As sgE
pledge in a public speecb ma5a mtLn VI sacn
natl, he turned to, some KentncS;aDsl Stmo l',.,,o
were present, and used the folIow;n@ vans, @no
emphatic language: s a'et4U"'uss very.
tIswilI tell you, SO far as I nm apthr;,..
tospeaka for the Opposition. ,,sbat we .Sea
to do with you mean to treat.vo1 NO !. !
nearly as we possibly. can n, SWasI 49,. ssS
c6erson and Madison tr,ats3 1s sa.. usS',tySS; ZOE
MEAN TO LEAVE ALONE 9iS' G,s; ga7 w =
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Cumberland Cement,

AN UNEQUAULED ARTICLE ron. ALL KINDS
n of Masonry where water is to be resisted;
Foundations IN wet and damp places; Lining for
Cisterns Grouting for Cellar Floors and a purposes
for which Cement Is used. .4 lr8z.s X !.
( On the new baltimore City Water Works in the
Construction Conduit, this Cement was used e1cIl.
sireEg Its also extensively used on the masonry
and tnnels of the Baltimore and Ohio, and va,
Railroads. &C., &c. - 55r,,r ,r.s,e -
1t has recently been most thoroughly tested upon
the New Water Works. in Baltimore, where 1t has
been used in all situations which required work of
the most perfect character. In tho construction of
the brick conduit, which is said to be the best piece
Of loor Of the Kind country, over i100,o00 bn-
shells of this Cement used and both engineers
aud superinendents concur in saying that while it
has equal 0r places and tgere Il Is
cessdry to BUMP OVER STRONG SPRINGS, It has this
advantage overall other quick setting cement8 that
when used in dry places and crposed % te sun, It is
not liable to crack.
Cement will be furnished in Barrelssor Bags, Ia
quantities to suit purchasers, by. sal-ss- lsf
ff7.iss a OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling,
jy25 IL = /. SOS Agent for the Manu- EflctNrer.
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New Y Ork Paper Warehouse.

.NNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALER8,
" Booksellers, stationers, Binders, Printers, and
PurclaBers generally can from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from frat hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing PaciHties,wo
can offer great e parties in want Of Pa
Ledger and Fiat Papers, FoOlscap, Letter, Note and
Bullet Folta, Packet Commercial and all grades Of
Trunk, aud Straw Board, Blotting etc, stcS Banks
Note Bond, Drawing, Bank EnTelops. Particular
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
: nartes Clergyman and Professional men. Biflheadg
IN Stock ready ruled for PrfntcTs from HGad6
70, the sheet: Blue and White Woye and Laid. IN
fact complete Paper Bazaaf. Send for CireniGE1
and saSo yeuE money. Orders by. mail, 9eoompanieA
iBon. sa. 5sts.f 81 CARSON &aHARD, iitU-
ape111y* Paper Warehouse, 81 Reelman Of. /,
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MATCHEs.-SOog gross Shanghai Round wood.
W Perenasiap aud Black iMstelleS ,ifor sale BY
~ IA. HEEGALE.
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Upwards OF s1a,OOo,OOO
OtLosses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
in the past Al years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RkS accepted at terms consistent with solvencv and
fair profit.
Disqualification giren to Insurance Of DWELLINGS,
aRd c0HtrntF for terms Of one to fire years.
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~. NOTICE.. i.s3g
I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH AJE2NIv
4 son. ". D. johnson, under the firm name Of q. "
Johnson Son. and will continue the business at the
ON thankful for past fayors would respect
firm. If ~ = = n ~ fT6TI>sSo1S ST1 s!o ne"
Wheeling, July 2, 1860. s"4'''oN.
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MANHOOD. .,iaa !
HOW LOST. HOW RERTnRRr

Just P46Nsdsd; IN Sealed EnFsl6DSl "a
A4ECTURE ONTHENATUR E,TREATsflsNT,A1,p
.1nat Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness 5snd
involuntary Emissions, producing Impoteney; CoH-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. ]: CULYERWELL, II. B., S.
The important fact that.the awfdl conseGuenceS a.
seltabuse may be e4ectually removed Titiopt inter
neI or the applications Of canG-
tcs inStruments, medteated bouEesS and other en-,
aeSlses ts here clearly deinonstrated aud the
entirely new and highly sdccesslul treatment, fES
aaoPted 5y the celebrated fully explained BY
perfectly and ut tho Gleask possible cost Thereby
9yoding all tho advertised nostrums the day Thia
LeStnEe Wi prove boon to thousands and thousandS
[sGelPt OF two postage stamps By Gddrs6ifnE DT
Post Box 1885, Se,'.' '-sS ia ~ -
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Assots, Janoasy I, 1890.

TyT4L ASSETS, $21o4, 100 02
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THE REPUBLICAN- OREED.
From tho y. 7. Courier & Enquirer ]

tkrOm the n. Y Courier Enqufrcr1
| We rePublish for the information of all
concerned, the following condensed state
tnent OF the Greed of the Republican Party
upon the subject of Slavery, as put forth
oy tue Chicago Convention, accepted by
Anraham Lincoln, and cordially adopted
by all the freemen of the North, with the
exception of few Abolitionistsy and their
leaders, who are as universally reprobated.
by RePublicansyasa are the equally fanatical
traitors of the South, who openly preach
Secession and Disunion.
The SIKH article of this creed, does not
constitute portion of the Republican
platform as adopted at Chicago; but it is
added, as embodying the political faith of
four-htths of the conservative Republi-
cans of the North, and of the Northern
press. l5tF -. =
- First. Slavery is great moral evil en-.
tailed upon our country by the cupidity
OF our English for go the 81
master who is compelled to tolerate 1T,
far more than it is to the slave HIMSELF
that'itis demoralizing to free labor; and
therefore, its extension into territory now
free, would be crime as heinons as that
of our ancestors who first planted the in
human institution on the virgin soil of the
New World.
"Second. Slavery is local not national,
and exists solely by local law; that every
State of this confederacy, has right to
establish, retain, or abolish this purely
local institution at its pleasure; and that
it is paramount duty of the General Cow
ernment and the object of it's creation, to
protect the States of the Confederacy in
all their local and State rights-the right
to establish and pcrpetudte SIdVery included.
EGTbjr3 Tho Eonptiknkion niuao mn. inht
to the General Government to establish or
abolish Slavery iu any of the States or
Territories of the Uniou;.and consequently
it cannot confer any such right upon any
Territorial Legislature. And the Terrific
ries being the property of the General
Government, and their Legislatures there
in the mere creatures of its sovereign will,
cannot, as matter of course, possess any
legal rights notspecially and constitutions
ally granted by the authority to which
they owe their existence. The Constitu-
ton gives to Congress the sole and exclu-
sive jurisdiction over the Territories of the
Union; but inasmuch as Congress cannot
exercise any power not conferred upon it
by the Constitution, and as nobody pre-
tends that the Constitntiop gives Congress
the .power-to establish Slavery any15here,
it follows, of course, that Slavery is, by
a. 80 Ts:4. - III :,. s".'t:1
smeh Tue 'Se re-. heti!Stes " S.a.o III!
sS"u t..ue 40 tusy EeIoSI o.Ite "ue.. Is
snelE. E'gus 20 es'"o''sn slavery Is c'e"F
''na il 1s....si TtI
rC"rt; He Il.g y
asn slavery e IN Tue DistrlSs oIsSolumo'a:
au'.s o. no 9uest'opi ous Tue s1erssSe o.
tLa5 Ilgn! M!tnout itne nary
sa ~ y 9nGe so;,.
Mouau oe gross oreacn o. .Sen '.Ip
Snousu uot eAPFesseu' "y Tue "'t Ives
S'1H m1r.,I wL;,o ;.;..4,o.;,s,,. of 1l,o t2 ,;.a2
s,sr ults !. IS luz W sMe pSU
So" save 1 3'toe ~ ~. ~ s;S os t[
Gt slavery ana TO ges r5I OF snf
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]. H. PENDLETON, !,

nPPICE ON MONROE STREEr, I'd DDooRABovE
" THE McLURB HOUSE, WHEELING. va.
A3=Attends regularly the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio counties.
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September l2, 1850.

on Ps. ALL WOOL PLAIDs, FOR CH1LDREN.
lASggLaEgest Stock aud Cheapest BLACK SILKS LEl
THE Most ELEaAST DRESS Silks Eattrely
SFRENcH COTTON HOSE for Men, Women and
Children. This isan entirely new article and very
UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS, that Iswfli war
rant not to shrink In washing. 4,
The largest stock of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
and other taDle Goods In this market, at wholesale:
prices, by the piece. g y. 8. RHoDEs.i
sept1s . laz Union cOpy.l sfl 4
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The tprOgresa of this Corporation has been stable
lnduanteHupted through seasons of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventfu in or exempt from
sweeping cOnaagrations and maritime disaster Be
the credit system affect US in material particular
Daring .hard times' the security of reliable Insu-
rAnct Is an imperative duty-the ability of property
holders tOsustain loss being then much lcssened.
Policies issued without delay, and nll business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
N. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
Campaign SubScribers--'.

A number Of our readers became
subscribers to the Observer for thu
campaign, and the time has nov
nearly arrived when The relations
existing between them and us will
be suspended, unless their subscrip-
tions are renewed. We trust our
management Of the paper has been
such as not only to induce all to con.
tinue with Us, but also to prompt
them to aid US still further in ex-
tending our subscription list. We
will, as heretofore, spare neither time
nor labor, in making tho Observer
a welcome visitor at the hearth-stone
Of all into whose houses i! may enter
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
MoNJETARY.

We hear great deal of complaint
among our business men in regard to
the scarcity Of money. Experienced
financiers say that money matters
are more stringent nov than for
several yeas. The Banks are doing
very little in the way of iscounts,
combining their operations mainly to
purchasing bills founded CD actual
shipments Of produce. So far this
season there has been very little
movement in produce, consequent.
liz the relief obtained from that
source bias been inconsiderable.,
Our Banks will readily furnish the
means to move all the produce we
may have to send to market.
The FIVE Banks that reported to
the Comptroller on the lst of this
month, according to law, show cir
culatiou Of S3,156,294, aud that Of
the other Banks would increase it
to perhaps 81 100000. This is
about S2,O00,000 less than the Bank
note circulation Of this State was a
year ago. :,
Tennessee 6 per cent bonds sold
in New York on the 18th at 904c.
The Central Bank Of Montgom.
ery, Ala, has determined not to dis
count any more paper until after the
election. The Montgomery Mdlt
says that the feat Of c depreciation
Of property, 10 case Lincoln should
be elected, has led TO this course.
We have heretofore noticed the
fact that the Directors OF the Bank
Of North. Caroline, at Raleigh, ID
view Of the alarming condition Of the
couatry, have determined to suspend q
discountipg until future results shall
Re developed Nashville Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
Chancery Sale of Land.

ON Tuesday. November re, 1860,
" in pursuance of adecree of the Chancery
Court of Lincoln county, pronounced at the
August term. 1860, in the case of Amasa
Flynt, Exetr. &c. VS. Martha Flynt and others,
viii attend on the premises and offer for sale
to the highest bidder. on a credit of one and
two years, except 10 per cent, which is re-
quired to be paid in cash,a TRACT OF LAND
in Liucoln county. Tennessee, district No.
90, belonging to the heirs of Perry Fly...
dec, containing 100 acres. Bond with two
or more good securities will be required of
the purchaser, and lien retained upon the
land until the purchase money is p9id-
r. FARQU HARSON,
Oct Is. ClG d. N.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
Worm Candy or Sanionius Lezenges.

| MAJ offer these Eozenges without dis
w guise as to their composition. "A
their name imports. they depend for their eff
| tcacy upon Santonine alone-the lately dis
covered active principle Of the European or
Leyaut Worm Seed. All The merit which
we claim FOR cur Medicines is the urity of the
Santonine which it contains, ard the careful
manner in which it has been Incorporated with
and through the mass from nhich the Ii zen
ges have been formed.
To be sure of these important POINTS, we
have them prepared at the Louisville Chemi-
cal Works where the San,onine is first tested
Tor its purity, and then combined in the Log
Sepge in such way as TO retain lis properties
aud virtues unchanged.
TO the profession we present valuable and
we'll known Medicine IN a convenient and at
tractive form uniform and know q strength.
the directions indicating the dose of Santorine
according TO the e. Up.
To the public we offer remedy for worms
effieacious, safe, and as pieasan. as confeetion-
ary, at a moderate price.
= FIR sale by all respectable Druggists through.
out the South are West.
WILSON. PETER & co.
Proprietors LoaisriEs, Ky.
We have tried the worm candy in our fam
lies, and found very effective. Physicians
have also reported like results
EWIN, PENDLETON & co.
Aug. 16-3m. Wholesale Oosnts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
30 CONSERVATIVES.

iTEHfIE advertiser, having been restored to
4 health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, alter having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to mat e
known to his fsllow-sufferers the means Of
cure.
70 all who desire it, he will send copy of
the preparation used Gree of charge with
the direction for preparing and using the
same. which. they will find SURE CURE for
CoNsUMPrIoN, AsTuIA. BRONCHITIS, &C.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to he
invaluable, anu he hopes every sufferer will
try his rem ely, as it will cost them nothing,
aud may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Oct 25-3mS4 Kings County, New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-25
Tennessee Conference

This body convened at Clarksvill,
on the 10th inst, and was opened b.
Bishop Pierce at 8 o'clock A. NJ
bishop Soule was present most O
the session. land took much interest in
the proce edings. A large number
of the members was present, and the
business, which has grown 10 be very
heavy, was transacted 10 the usual
mode, and with much harmony
a large number of candidates for
admission was received on trial, aud
several transferred 10 various sister
Conferences. The finances fell be-
low the demands Of the Church; bu.
this was owing mainly to the great
pressure on the monetary affairs Of
the country.
Three brethren had died during
The year. namely, Reys. A r. Erwin,
D. D., w. ]. Cody, and Cole nan
II. Cross. These all died 10 the faith.
An appropriate ard affecting dis
course was preached one Tuesday in
ms moIy of these brethren, by Dr.
Green. The effect On the congraga-
ton, rs well as on the members Of
Conference, Was deep: all mourned
the loss of their worthy colleagues,
but rejoiced in their triumph over
the fear of DEATH
Bishop Pierce presided to the
universal satisfaction of the preachers,
and bis sermon and addresses made
a deep impression on all who beard
him. Ills visit will be long RENE NJ
bered With pleasure.
The Conference adjourned OIL
'Tbnrsday, the 18th inst.
The following appointments wer'
made for this. the
McaIiNNvILLE DISTRICT. r. z
Ransom. p E; McMiBuville station.
JIG. Patmin: Hickory Creek circuit,
r. Z. Mcbride; Mount Vernon, }
IL. Gold; Fayetteville station and
and Colortd charge, II Ii Brown:
Bedford circuit, j G Rice; Pelham
w II Anthony, G D GUinn, sur;
TulIahoma circuit. j W Judd; Win
chester station, s NJ Cherry: Belle
'sopte, W "a Turner; Salem circuit
and Camden mission. A Tnbble;
FayettevilI. circuit. r NJ Hnggard;
Manchester circuit, G w Anderson,
j Pittman; sup.