Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-09-15
Conference of M. E. Church:

conference of M. e. Church:
The Kentucky Annual Conference of the
M. Il. Church, South, closed its Session on
Monday night at 10 O'Clock, having con-
vened here Wednesday previous. Some
fifty were In attendance, some twenty alb
sent from legitimate causes. Bishop Kava-
naugh not having returned from California,
Rev. Jno. G. Harrison one of the oldest,
and most talented members Of the Confer
ence presided, to the entire satisfaction OF
the Conference and the large audience who
attended every day of the session. A
very large number of the laity o Kentucky
were in attendance. showing great interest
in the proceedings. From the action of
of some congregations and the agitatsd state
of the country, there was some uueasness
in regard to the action of the Conference
The Conference appointed an able commit
tee of / on the state of the Church ;" who
reported dignified conservative report, and
it was passed unanimously and concurrsd in
by the large audience present. Those who
take any interest in those resolutions will
find them in the published minutes. The
Conference passed resolutions of thanks for
the hospitable manner they had been enter
tanned by the Citizens, and to the Pastors
and Trustees of the various Churches. who
invited them to fill their pulpits to wilt:
Baptist, Presbyterian, NJ. E. Church and
Christian Church. All the Ministers unite in
saying, it was a most harmonious and pleas
ant session. Before the reading Of the APP
pointments, the President m ads most i'm
pressive address to the Ministers and audi
ence.
The following is list of the appoint
ments:
Maysville District, f. Johnson, P. E.
Maysville, b NJ Messick
Washington Il Germantown T B. c. Shelman
Shannon and Sardis, j. g. c. Thompson
Mt. Olivet, f. r. Johns.
Fiemingsburg, +. VI. Cole.
TitOn, George l.. Gould.
Poplar Plains and Hillsboro, w. D. Power
Owingsville, w. ii. Parker
Sharpsburg and Bethel b. f. Sedwick.
Lewis, w. j. Furness.
| Rchland, J. w Zimmerman.
Orangeburg, JOS w Fitch.
Covington Dist, WINS b. Kavanaugh, p f
Coyington, j. g. Harrison.
:" E P. Buckner, (supernumerary)
Kenton, Danl NJ Bowman.
Newport, w. G. Dandy
Alexandria p. II Hoffman.
Brooksvile, Levi b. PierseL
Falmouth, n. Minor.
Oddvile, George w Smith.
Millersburg, =. Kelly.
Cynthiana, :. Y. Hall.
carlisle, Milton Mann.
| Flat Rock Ito be supplied)
Warsaw, J. ii Brooking
Critic nden, Orson Long
Burlington, Il. +. Vanmeter.
Owington & Eagle Greek Miss to be supplied
L. j. Dodd, Principal of Milersburg Male
High School
: L. Robertson, Agt Ed. fund KY. Conf.
Lexington Dis, j G Bruce
LIST Charge. w 7 F Spruelle
I'd Charge, To be supplied
Versailles. S holland. (Sup)
Nicholssville, Duke Sayens
Frankfort, G w Merritt
Jessamine & Woodford, A Humphrey
Winchester & Mt Zion. w F Taylor
Vienna, w B Landrum
ut Sterling To be supplied
Oxford, Ii j Perry
Leesburs & Salem, r Lancaster
Paris & North Mi1dletown. G Savage
DAnl Stevenson, Sup't. of Pub. destruction
VIM Med Albeit, Sup't Of Instruction for
Education of feeble minded children
L d Parker, Chap of the 18th KY. Vol.
Harrodsbarg District, J R Eads
" Stationed Jos. Rand
Danvile & Lancaster. IL Walker
Perryvill VIM Bickerns
w w Chamberlin
NJ adson, To be supplied
Rich mona & Providence j E Litton
Crab Orchard, Jos S Taylor
Somerset. j L Smith
Pulaski, To be Supplied
Irvine, Jno l. Gragg
Shelbyville District. j Foster.
81 Stationed, ii Northcut
Shelby A, w G Johns
j S Cox
Tay louisville, G w Crumbaugh
Bloomfield, w II Winter
Lagrange, w Atmore
Wesport, j Strother
Bed iord, II Colby
JArrolton, P r Kavanaugh
lew Castle, w L Benton
Iock port. Thos Rankin
J johnson, Principal of the Carrolton
High School
/ w Albeit, Teacher of Languages.
S Bayess, Chap. I6, KY. Vol.
GTRey. Mr.. Ssdwick has been Pastor
f the Church in this city for two years,
nd has the confidence not only of his
jhurch, but the community; and we hope
o will be pleased with his new field of
.bor.
MoCIa1Iao Maafin1