The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
MoRGANTowN DISTRICT.

Blacksville-P Vandervert.
w Hunter Professor Of Hebrew Alleghe'
ny College, member of Morgsntown Quar-
terly Conference. h
WHEELING DISTRICT.
DR.. J. DRuMMoND, P, E.
Fourth Street-A Martiu.
North Street, Ball.
Chapline Street, B Bakery.
South Wheeling-S Kitchens.
Grave Creek-R. L woodward.
Triadelphia--J L Clark.
Marshall-T H Trainer.
Moundsville--T Hughes.
Greene-SW Davis.
New Martinsville-O Conner.
Short Greek and West Liberty-E @
Waymen.
Mannington-W e Williamson.
G Martin, Chaplain U. s. Army and
member of Ohapline Street Quarterly
Conference. ~
AW Greg, Chaplain U s Army, and
member of South Wheeling Quarterly
Conference.
cLARKsBuRa DISTRICT.
Al LYDIA, Pc.
Clarksburg-E L Nicholson.
West Milford-H @ Sanford.
Weston-J Sanford.
Frenchton-C King.
nPruntytowp--J S Hall and j B Pinchen.
Phillippi-L Parke and E Ford
Buchanuon-T M Leslie.
Upshur-D Cool.
Fairmont-J W Webb.
Marion-R Northcraft.
Lumberport-L D Caste.
Beverly-R M Wallace.
Salem-To be supplied.
] L Irwin, Chaplain Q S Army, member
of Fairmont Quarterly Conference.
wv Roger, Hospital Chaplain, member
Of Fairmont Quarterly Conference.
8 Steele, Chaplain U S Army, member of
Fairmont Quarterly Conference.
PARKERsBuRG DISTRICT.
A A REoER, p E.
Parkersburg-G W Richmond.
Elizabeth B West.
Murraysville and Ripley-D o Stuart.
Newark-To be supplied.
Spencer
Williamstown-R Hagar.
Harrisvills-V Sanford and 8 Benedom.
West Union-D Warman
Middlebourne-To be supplied.
Sistersville-S E Steele.
Glenville-To be supplied.
7 H Monroe, Hospital Chaplain, member
Of Petersburg Quarterly Conference.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
H STEVENS, P. E.
Charleston-A Stevens.
Maiden w Warden.
Pocatalics-To be supplied.
Putnam aud Buffalo, H J King
Point Pleasant-D II r Dix.
Ashland-H D Rice.
Guyandotte-W Ryan.
Cole River-J S P Carroll.
Summerville, Fayette, Mountain Cove
and Raleigh-B Darlington.
RA Arthur-Professor in Ohio Univer-
sity, member of Charleston Quarterly Con-
ference.
TRANsFERs-T Daugherty and S Barnes
to East Baltimore Conference, and W
Snodgrass to Upper Iowa Conference.
The committee on the state of the Church
and country reported,
That considerable portion Of tho Wes-
tern Virginia Conference is in deplorable
condition; strongly showing the ruin that
sin in the form OF wicked and unprovoked
rebel lion has inflicted upon our once hap
py land. We rejoice to know that the art.
fully laid plans to overthrow our beloved
Church have been unsuccessful, and have
only developed the strength and wisdom Of
the anti-slsvery principles of the M: E.
Church and the loyalty Of her members
therefore,
Resolrsd, lst, That we deeply sympa-
thize with our brethren and friends who
have and are now suffering from this wick
ed shareholders rebellion.
Rezolped, End, That We will not cease
to pray for the Union, for the President,
and for all that are in authority. civil and
military, and for the success of tho Union
arms until the last vestige of this .ebellion
is swept from our land.
Resolved, Sd, That We have strong grounds
of hope that the rebellion is on the wans,
and must soon come to an end; and that
our now DIES lated fields will again be alive
with the hum Of industry, and our hills vo
cal with prayer aud praise.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the General Conference, which
meets in Philadelphia on May first; J w.
Rodgers, j. l.. Clark, J. Drummond.
Reserve Delegptes-T. H Monroe, and A.
Martin, d D.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th ult.,