Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

I, The SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-The
Ohio Sunday School Conference closed its
session in Cleveland, on Saturday. BY the
following resolutions adopted on Friday,
it will be seen that the next conference is
to be held in Columbus: giata .zr'
20 WHEREAS, Our baptized children are to
be taught the catechism, commandments,
Apostles creed and the Word of God, there
fore .r---.~r.-s
Resolved That we earnestly recommend
the use of our catechisms in all our Sunday
Schools; and as far as practicable that a
part of each session be spent in catecheti
cal exercises. 7- 5r,.,s s.,; f-.. 49,. .-l5
RESOLVED, That we request the members
of our church to use our catechisms in
their families. , ..,.s H. 49,
q Reso1ued, That the absence of large pro-
portion of our Sunday School scholars from
the sanctuary on the Sabbath, is an evil OF
great magnitude, and calls for the earnest
and persistent efforts of parents, pastors,
officers and teachers of our Sunday Schools
to devise remedy. i .,5s 5f.t NJ srs-. ~ n
WHEREAS, Sunday School literature has
a vast influence in forming the religious
character of scholars, and .--sF.-7g
WHEREAS, Some very attractive and
popular publications containing doctrines
contrary to the teachings of the Bible have
been circulated more or less through our
Sunday School libraries, therefore
Resotued, That the Pastors and Sunday
School Committees should not shrink from
their responsibilities by falling to exclude
all works containing false teachings from
our Sunday School libraries. -.
Resolved, That we appreciate highly the
efforts of our book concern to furnish a
Sunday School literature that, in extent,
durability and beauty of mechanical execu-
tion, adaptation to the wants of our schools,
and for its religious influence. is not sur
passed by the publications of any house in
the land. lil-efea1t
Resolued, That as soon as circumstances
justify it. we recommend the reduction OF
the price OF our Sunday School publica-
tions so that it shall not be a question in
any mind where the cheapest Sunday
School literature is to be purchased. ~
. Resolued. That we heartily recommend the
Sunday School j Joar1adl and Advocate and
will labor to secure their introduction into
all our Sunday Schools. 8 'S-
WHEREAS, Our friends of Columbus have
requested the next meeting of the Confer
ence to be held in that city, therefore I
| .ReSoloed,I That this Conference accept
their invitation. ~ ~ ],
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDHY.-The follow,
ing transfers of real estate were left at thu
Recorders Office yesterday: g. :
Thomas E. Morrison aud wife to Abraham
Carlisle, June 1st, lot No. Al of Thoma!
Asbury's subdivision of the westtwo-third
of inlots Nos. 6l2, 6l3, Ga, 6l5, GIG, 617 ant
the whole of inlot No. 564, in the city o
Columbus, for $780, 70 ga .1s717s .s.'.-. ...a
Erskine A. Fuller and wife to D. I. Tharp
December 6, 1854, SO acres and ,66 rods o
land, in Sharon township, for $3.333.33.
Philip II. Walters and wife to G. A
Peters, May, 1st lot No. 6 in Bright ant
Souders' addition to the town of Wester
Vile, for s75.5 i.5o 20 7g.F2n3l =; .sa22 o. o.
q Josephus Francis to George A. Peters
February 9TH. lot No. "a in Bright an,
Soudels' addition to the town of Wester
vile, for $50. -,u5G
| William II. Crout and wife to Josephu
Francis, January 3lst, lot No. "a in Brigh
and Souders' addition to the town of Yves
terville, for $3.50. Obi. zi 1s.4 81 lifa .sH an
| George M. Parsons, executor, to Henr,
Magraf, February 9Th, lot No. 40 of Samue
Parsons addition to the city of Columbu.
tor $4z5--r -~----- ...-,- . zero,
William W. Keys and wife to David Nc
i Kipley, March 9th. 40 acres of land i
Pleasant township, for $s,290. f-sz1al
Hiram C. Tipton and wife to David Nc
Kinley,. March Goth, 60 acres OF land /
Pleasant township, for $t,250. -. -
Joseph Bennett and wife to Charles Cu1
ry, May 22d, lot No. of Joseph Bennett
subdivision of lot No. l3 of Armstrong
subdivision of lots in Montgomery towr
ship, for 5000.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-A
a meeting OF the County Commissioner
held in the Auditors Office yesterday aftei
q noon, Messrs. Koerner. Barbee and Edward
r being present, in the matter of a road p'
titioned for by G. L Smith and others {