Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
mEmPuTs CONFRRFNCR.


preachers of the Memphis Conference, and yor
will much oBlige by the publication thsreel
The next session sill be held in Aberdeen, Miss
Very respectfully,
W. C. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Grenada, November 7th, 1862.
MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
Samuel Watson, presiding elder, Memphis.
Wesley Chapel-J. W Knott.
Asb0Ty Chapel-D j. Allen.
Asbury colored missiOn-To be supplied.
Greenwood and Collins Chapel. G. Acton
Union street Chapsl-G K. Brooks.
fernando and Kinds Chapel-F A. Wilkiu
son Z. J. Williams, supernumerary.
Olive Brsnch-M. d Fly one to be sup.
piled; z. Tuggle, supernumeraTy.
Olive Branch colored mission-JOseph John
son.
Edgewood and Forrest Chapel-TO BE sup
| piled.
State Female CoIlege-Chsrles Collins, presi,
dent
s0SIERvmLE DISTRICT.
FL D. Mullins, presiding elder, Somerville dis
I trics.
| Somerville slstion-W. D. F. Haford R. Y.
Wesley. Il. Garrett, NJ H. Cullom; JAS.
/ Perry, supeTnumersry.
Wesley colored mission--One to be supplied 5
J. L. BsrkeTTille, supernumeEsry.
La Grange-Bryant Medhn, J. W. POston; ".
N. Morgan, SupeTEumersry.
La Grange eOlOred mission-N. A. d. Bryant.
Maeon-T. L. Boswell.
Cypress-W. ~ McFsrTin.
Macon colOred mission. W. WalkUp.
Raleigh-F M Morris.
Brownsville and Prospect station--J. II. EV-
I
Brownsyille--R A WiDsted J. B. Harris ;
J, M. Scott, supeTnUmeraTy.
Mt. LiOn--B. III. Bishop.
Randolph mission--T. n. MsIugin.
JACKSON DISTRICT.
G. W. D. Harris, presiding elder, Jackson dis
trict.
Jackson sta.ioD--J. NJ Shelton Lorenzo
Jackson circuil-2C. J. Mauldin T. C. Lane,
supernnmeTary.
Jackson coiored missiou--BeDj. A. Hayes
Memphis Conference Female Instituts-A. W
Jones.
Mt. Pinson--J R Sykes
Dsnmark--Andrew c. Smith, A. B. Jones.
Cageville-N. P Ramsay.
Dyersburg station-R. s. Harris, R. M. Tar
rant. -
Dyersburg circuit--H B. Avery; W. B. Ram
say, supernUmsrary.
Madrid Bend-To be supplied.
Prairie coloTed missi0n-f. J. Lowry.
Houston-R G. Alexander
Okolona-J. NJ. Spencer; J. n. Barton, super
numeTSry.
Fulton-W L. Keister
Baldwin, T. Tslley.
PontOtOc circuit aud cOlored mission. 7.
G.. Collins, A. J. Seei NJ. J. Blackwell, super
numeEary.
GRENADA DISTRICT.
T. P. Holman, presiding elder.
Grenada station-AmOs Kendall.
Grenada eolored missiOn-W. T. J. Sullivan.
Grenada circuit-John Barefoot.
Coffeeville-John A. Fife, J. II. Cooper.
Coffeeville colored missiOn-Robt. Martin.
CslhOun-W C. Green j. ID. Hampton, su-
pernumeTary.
Oxford station-L. II. Davis.
Oxford circuit-W. s. Harrison w. S. Jones,
supernuneTsry.
PanOla-s. W. MOOrei J. w Bates, super
numersry-
Charleston-J. F. Markham.
Bascom Female Institute-Isaac EbbeTt, pres
ident.
HOLLY SPRINGS DISTRICT.
John Moss, presiding elder.
Holly Springs ststion-W G. johnson.
Holly Springs circuit--Eias jackson G. B.
Harris, supernumerary.
Byhaha-J FL Brooks.
ChulahOma-M N. Dunn, A. P. Sage.
ChulahOms colOred mission-TO bs supplied.
SsTdis-A II. Thomas. d C. Johnson
HIArshsu-I. r. Goochi Thos- Joyner, super
nUmersTy.
saIsm-A K Miller; S. B. Carson. supernu-
meraTy.
Ripley-B W. subbs.
Hickory Fiat w. Boswell.
Franklin Female College,. Z. Douglass,
president
Byhalia Female Instituse-P. J. EchOls
MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM DISTRICT.
VIM Mcmahon, presiding elder.
Commerce-F. c. Pearson.
Tuniea-B T. Pearson; f. A. Owen, super
numerary.
Frisr's Point-G W. Bochman; T. P David
son, supernumerery.
RichIand-J. R. Dycus
Coneordis-John c. Lowe. One to be sup
piled.
Glover.
Hushpucksny mission-TO be supplied.
B I. Crouch, chaplain lst Tennessee cavalry
regiment
W. b Owen. chaplain 18th Mississippi regi-
NH Ford. chaplain Colonel BAllentins's
cavalry regiment
W. @ Haskell, chaplain 15lst Tennessee reg
iment .----...---..-
I'll. Duko, chaplain 18th Mississippi regi-
ment
TIL. Davenport, chaplain 81 Tennessee regi-
ment '..---...
j B. McCutchen, chaplain 7sh Kentucky
regiment
W. J. Mahon, chaplain 18Th Tennessee regi-
ment ........e
r. G. Porter, chaplain, 29lh Mississippi regi-
ment
W W, Pearson, chaplain 9lst Mississippi
regiment.
Guilfo-i Jones, transferred to the Arkansas
| conferences.
ThOB r. Ashley, transferred to the st. Louis
| conference.
| ResolUed, That the thanks of this Conference
are hereby rendered to the pastors and members
of the Presbyterian and Baptist churches Of this
place for the use Of their houses of worship dur
| ing cur Conference session.
! Rss0lUed, That the hearty thanks OF this Con-
| ference are hereby rendered to the citizens OF
! Grenada for the cordial reception they have
| given the preachers, and the kindness and hos
| pitality with which they have entertained them
! ResOlged, That our thanks are hereby ten
dered to cur brethren and friends in the country,
who have kindly taken care of our horses.
] From Slissosri.
| To the Associated Press NOrthl
ST. LOUIS, November 2-Adviees from the
army in Southeast Missouri state that aftor the
recent success of our forces, at PittmAn'5 ferry,
/ Colonels Lazar and Dewey, with their forces
| combined, pushed on far as Bolinger mills,
/ Eve miles from Pocahontss, whore they fought
Burbridge, completely routing his forces, and
| capturing large number Of prisoners, including
many rebel officers.
/ A later dispatch from Lazsr, dated the 3ls,
nit says he captured and dispersed two hundred
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