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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-01
DIR. o. 8. PRoPaITT's %
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ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY MEDI-
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cholera. cramps. etc. Good for tooth-ache,
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wasps, and Of all other insects, etc.
All sold BY j. Il. JENKINS a CO., Atlanta,
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCIsco, May 3l.--The Gov
eminent of Japan has agreed to open
the ports of Assacca, Yeddo and Negota
on the LIST of January next for European
settlem emit and intercourse.
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FROM MOBILE.

NOZZLE, May 3l.-The Nationalist, a
negro organ, was suppressed to-day, and
a guard placed over the Office, for using
incendiary language and instructing the
negroes when, where and how to use
firearms.
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water wheelsi Water Wheels !
VALENTINES PATENT TU RBIN E.
v The best in use. Manufactured by VAL
entine & Co.. Fort Edward. MY. Prices mod
crate Send fer circular. Agents wanted.
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THE FAYETTE FALCON,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
z & @ 81 L. SPARKS.

Al somervine. Fsyetts C0un ". Tennessee.
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u,HE PRoPRIEToRs WOULD CALL THR
j attention Of business m en- Of Memphis %
THE FALCON as an exc sllent medium for
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in . g. elton Of county, from which Memphis
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RaTEs OF ADVERTISING
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cent? pr line. The usual reduction viii Be
made a. mouthly and yearly advertise
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-01
A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
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any other Seicing Machine IN The World. PAT
ENTED 1867. 1t uses too threads. and makes
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tnravtl 1t combines simplicity, durability
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machines. A child can learn to work it. II
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N. Beach Machine warranted for five
years, Persons who order Machines and find
that they are otherwise than represented, can
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AGENTS WANTED.
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
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Druggists and ladies' furnishing stores.
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q a II ID.

UNIEMAN's LAUNDRY BLUE, FOR FAM
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well known and old established manufacturers
of fine oolors, D. F. Tieman 4 Co. 1t is per
fectly pure, and needs but to be tried 70 be APP
preciated Sold by grOcers and druggists
throughout the United States,
]. III. TIEMAN. Sole Agent.
$40 Pearl street, New York.
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P E OP L ELS
D. A. SHELTERED. Cashier.
Law Court OF Memphis.

CLERKS OFFICE. May 10. 1857.
Thomas w. Saddter, plaintiff, us. Attn ehBient
SuIt' N. y. Crdptold, defendant:
A FFlDAVIT Fer ATTACHMENT 7 HAV-
IA ing been 1.de in this case in : lursuance
OF Section JioS Of the Code of Tenne ssee. and
attachment h.ving been issued aud returned
by the prop err officer levied, etc -" on the
is tserefoy ordered that said defend AMI appear
az the V.ourt House in the city Of Memphis.
IennV see. on Or before tho second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as 70 ] i'm, and the
o. Sc set for hearing exparte. and hat copy Of
ais order be published once Eeek for four
consecutive weeks in the PUBLIC LEDaRR.
A nonH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-24

P.w. GATES, President
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
EvapOras0rs,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathes, Palmer. Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 48 CANAL ST,
CHICAGO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Taos. CHALMERS, supt. RAIrH earns, Sec 4 Treas
RaAssR, Asst . WI. CHAsn, Den. AIT NY.
and Drnnghtsman. AAbbs Bro. Agents Lake
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cESD run ClhkULARG.
Taos. cHaINRss, supt. RALPH earns, Sec. 4 Treas.
RaAsGR, Asst WI. CHAsH, Den AIT MY.
and Drnughssmnn. MAbbs Bro. Agents Lake
octlS Dim Guperfor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-24

From and af.r AUGUST asth 1851, Trains viii leave
in connection With all Western lines, - follows:
HAOA DUNKIRK AND 1A1AMANCA-
By New York time from Union Dspots:
days - osrted) stops Il salananea looos m
and connects 1t Hornelsyflls and Corning With
ths 500 = m Express Mail nom Buffalo, and ~
BIAS r. n. Lightning Exprsss, from sails
manc., Sundays excepted. Stops ct Hornslls-
viii. @ gR .ss nth II. y 70
4.IS r. n New York night Z xpress, nom
ca o5s M; OI-.n 1855 , N tsupG Turner's rs
. m. (Btft) and arrivtsin New York at IL SO p
m. connecting with Afternoon Trains and stean-
for Boston and New England Cities
0,5O M Cincinnati Express, from Dun
kirk, Sundays except.d) stops at salsmanus At
aoP. Train i from Buffalo arriving in New
York at 325 P. N.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets:
8 AS A. M. Rev York Day Exprsss, tsun-
day. exeepted) Stops At Horsslkyile sos : m,
ss sa,gnsaenr md s air n,ys W, r ,cs
m. Connects At Great Bend With Delaware, Lack
Awanna Western Railroad, snd at Jersey City
road for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
SEQ A. N. Express Mail, via Avon and Hor-
nellssilie Sundays excepted. Arrives In New
ern Central RAILWAY for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington and points south.
2.20 r. NJ. Lightning Express, Sundays ex
cepted) Stops at Hornellsvill e SIS p. m. (eup)
and arrives in New York TOO a. m Connects at
Jersey City with Morning Express Train al New
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington,
and at New York with Morning Express Trafn for
Boston and Nav England Cities.
o.1O p. M. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps at Portage SIS p. m. (sup.) inter
secting at Horneilsvillr with the Ais p Trnir
from Dunkirk, and arrive in New York at 1890
Il.20 p. N. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepted) Stops at susquehapns T30 m. fBkfts
Turner'S Ito p. m, (Dine) and arrives in New
York at SIS m. Connects at Enira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg phIa-
delphia. Baltimore, Warrington and points south,
at GREAT Bend with Delaware, LAckawanpa 4
We.tera Railroad for scrauton, Trenton and Phil.
adeIphfa and at New York with Afternoon Trains
and steamer for Boston and New England Cities
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo At
o.lo D. m and reaching New York At 1890 D. ID,
Bosros AID INV ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
Baggage are transferred free of charge In New York
-
A1-To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
many objects OF interest passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Chemnng. 6usquehanna, Della
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama
of natures beauties commands attention.
THx Brsf VENTILATED AND Mosf Luxrnous BLxxp-
ING CoAonrs KIN THE WORLDLY accompa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-24

The negroes in South Carolina have SO far
bad the election all to themselves, the chiy-
falry refusing to take part in the voting. The
majority viii be sufficient, doubtless, to call
! he Convention.
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THAp. STEvEys promises his aid to Mr..
Seward in getting an appropriation through
he House TO buy the Island of st. Thomas
{ what remains of it is not blown away be.
ore the bargain can be contaminated.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
AH Sizcs and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable b receiv
Anything in our line TO he procured In the American
foerign markets. furnis bad at short notice. and at
mApusaf tursrs or i'm porter prices.
Buyers coming to the city will do we'll to examine this
stock before and ers received through the
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grades fer sale low the Wholesale and Retail
Trade Printing Paper, all sizes. rIll prices,
jy23
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ATo pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
many oijects OF interest passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Chennng susquehanna, Della.
ware and Ramapo rivers ever changing panorama OF
of natures beauties commands Attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-24

1x1 xAV1 IN 4AA9s
wAlsAw, ILL.,, Oct. 10, 1857.
OWING to rush Of bueiness immediately
~ AFTER and since harvest have but recently bsen
able 10 tnish the alterations and improvements Ia
Mile, which deemed necessary enable in offer
insto our customers brand Of Flour unsurpassed by
any. Having everything in the best Of order nov,
take pleasure in assuring friends and eusto that
We shall hcncsfosth make our best brand, the
GA ACu A6ILIsGc.
Uniformly TO Be equal least and II possible
superior to any other hr ands manufactured.
Our Nj. HANNA, whose pefiencs and reputation a.
Miller 10 generally known and appreciated having
ken an interestn our frm will endea,or to make
a. IL consistent with tbs best Of qualitybut deter
mined to make the quality superior whatever
confident that people will eor that ruthsr than ths
saving Of . few cents on the Jack or barrel.
oct'a G. ALBKRS CO.
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{ RE RAIL " AZ Z!
fhe Bread ealgv--Dsuble fnek lsat
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS HALLWAY EXTENDS IRON
Dunkifk to n. York, 400 miles.
Buffalo TO New York, 42S miles.
Salamanca to n. York 416 miles.
AND n YRou
% to q miles the Shortest Route!

Ali Trains run directly through to New York.
awrA00 aaLEA wlrnou1 enAHsa o. CcAcx.sn
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TER BHsf VENTILATED AND Mosf Luxr lIous sLxxp-
ING CoIonrs a1IN THE WORLDLY aecompa.
ny oil light trains on this railway.
, 1867-09-24

COLI IALR A Id b I
FOR ST. CROIX.
(SIutning af M0det den eden Septbr.)
FOR ST. GROIN.

(Slutning af M0det den eden Septbr)
Efterat enkeIte Medlemmer fremdeles
havde udtalt dem om Sagen, besluttede
.Raadet med 9 Stemmer imod 4 at gaae
over til den nnste Sag paa Dagsordenen.
3, Meddelelse fra Gouvernemcntet betrTt-
fende de indkomne Tilbud for Leveran-
cen af MISUNDERSTANDING IN. M. for Gar
nisonen i Frederiksted og paa Kingshill
SAINT Forpleiningen at de militaire og CT
vile Patienter paa F'rederiksteGs Hospital
fra steJanuar 1868.
Sagen behandledes, / Henhold til Forret-
ningsordenens s I, linden lukte D0re,-og
oliver Leverancen paany at udbyde til Con
currence.
A, eden B~ehandling af BudgetudRastet for
Communen st. Croix for 1S67-69.
Gouverneuren bemarkede, at Diet we'd Ell
Giennemgaaelse af samtlige af Raadet we'd
tagne Bevillinger vii secs, at de derived be-
sluttede For0gelser i Budgetudkastets for
skiellige Poster ere under D. 2: Refs og
.Politivesenet $1,531,-D. 4: T%oldvasenet
$1OO,-D. 6: Postv9senet SID. IL
Sundhedsvesenet $257,-D. 13: Fengsels-
.vesenet $1S6,-og E.: Bygnings- og andre
ubestemte Udgifter 1895, - tilsammen
$2,373 hvorimod der er besluttet f6lgende
Nedsettelse: i D. 8: Veivasenet, Gader
m m. $41,-D. 10: Fattigvasenet $780,
tilsammen $341, som fradraget de fornaynte
$2,373 giver en- endelig For0gelse af$2 ,o32.
Budgetudkastets samledeU dgifts1s9 ,32S.17
vii saaledes blive .forh3iet til $191,360. II.
Budgetudkastets samlede Indtagt, der er
opfort med $191, 40, vii under allie ON
, 1867-09-24
NOTICE..

A Special General Meeting of
Shareholders in this company will be
held at the o adjoining the Saw
ings Bank, on Tuesday the 8th DC
tober next, for the purpose of MAX
ing some alterations in the present
Rules and Regulations of the Com
pany.
Fhe chair will be taken at IL
o'clock.
Office Of the Marine Repairing
Slip Company.
st. Thomas, 2lst September 1867.
BY order of the Board of Dlrec-
tors,
CHAS. STRANDGAARD,
Secretary.
, 1867-09-24

st9ndigheder blive at for5ge med den An
markningerne til Bevillingsforslaget til
Post Z, ommeldte Aversionalsum fra den
Iutherske Kirke i Christiansted $500, der
VII blive at tillagge Indtagtspost G. s:
iorskjellige Indt@gter; men han forbeholdt
sig desuden at stille Endringsforslag til
FOrh0ielse af en- anden Post, navnlig Alb
sentskatten. Med Hensyn til Colonialkas-
sens Status OF den i samme i Henhold til
Colonial Lovens $ 81 indestaaende Behold
ming 'ilh6rende Statskassen, opIyste han, at
Statskassens Beholdning i st. Croix Hoved-
kasse udgjorde den 1ste April 1865
SAL, 9S2. 81, hvoraf i afvigte Finantsaar
1S66-G7 er blevet remittcret $11 1882. "a,
hvoryed bemeldte Beholdning blev nedbragt
til $4,000. Den fra st. Croix Landkasse
til Colonialkassen overgaaede Beholdning
udgjorde $21 AGA. II, hvortil senere er
kommet Landkassens tidligere Tilgodeha-
vende hos Immigrati0nsfondet So, 163. 81,
der or blevet indbctalt i Colonialkassen,
saa at den fra Landkassen ~oyergaaede Kas-
sebehOldning kan regnes for i Diet Hele
$2S.G2S. OF. Colonialkassens Status efter
de tvende senere forl6bne Aar beroer SEW
f0lgeIig paa Resultaterne af Regnskaberne
for hvert of disse men da den endelige
Regnskabsoversigtend for Aaret 10000,
paa Grund af Hovedbogens sildige Afslut-
ming. nndnn ikhn n~ ~~It~o~t, l~- 4
kun den her udarbeidede forel0bige Over
sigt over Colonialkassens Indtegter og I'd
glitter Diet npvnte Aar, hvorefter den sam
lede Indtegt har udgjort $19O,55l Il Bud
gettet var a~nsIaaet $l97, 1863, og den sam
lede Udgift $l79,527 Ii Budgettet var an
slaaet $l93, 1917, altsaa visende ct Over
skud af$11 ,O24. For Finantsaaret 1866-67
Ell. Hovedbogen endnu like afSluttet, og der
har derfor kun we'd en- forel6big Opsumme-
ring under Contoerne kunnet erholdes EN-
aldeles forel0big Oversigt, hyorefter den
samlede .Indtegt har udgjort $189,223 ii
Budgettet var a~nslaaet $l97 $500 og de
samlede Udgifter $179,559 Il Budgettet var
a"nslaaet ~$l93,213), altsaa visende ct Over
skud af $9,664. bet err vel s~andsynligt, at
disse Tai de endelige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vile blive noget forandrede men de vile
under allie Omstendigheder kunne tjene. til
en- nogenlunde paalidelig Bed6mmelse af
ColGnialkassens Status; saa at dennes OPP
rindelige Beholdning modtaget ra:Landkas-
sen $2S,G29. 0S kan ansees for0get med
O~verskuddet fra de tvende forelobige Aar
af ca. $4,000, hvorved dog fortiden bort
sees fra Diet endnu like ~beregnede Tab paa
de Lund- Hansenske Vexler.
+V~iceforaanden beramnede det n@ste
Mode til Mandagen den lode September,
XII. 10 Middag, og M6det sluttedes XII. 81.
, 1867-09-24
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT C-HRIsTIANsTED
Sept. 2i,-American barque Antelope, B. f,
White, New York, via Wilmington.
Provisions and Estate Supplies.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Sep. 49, American brigantine Geo. e. Dale,
A. N. Harding. Frederiksted, part of
import cargo.
Ditto ditto George, n. E. Perkins,
Turks Island, Rum.
" Danish barque Prindsesse Alexandra,
j.. II. Verdon, Turks Island, Ballast,
20,-Ditto brigantine Gipsey, L. Davis.
Frederiksted, Shingles and Molasses.
, 1867-09-24
Total S286,478 IS

Balance of deposits s Sass &c
s new deposit accounts, viz:
l Laborer. 9 Various.
Minors.
s Withdrawals amounting to $50 81.
Receivers for Saturday, s8th Sep. 1867
IN CHRISTIANsTED
TIE. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
Il. de Silva, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
w. PEBBLES, Esq, Trustee.
b. B. Beech, Esq. Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 23rd September 1867.
, 1867-09-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-11

DEATH OF THE REV. DIR. LIvINGSToSR-A
cable dispatch announces that the celebrated
African traveller and missionary, the Rev. DIR.
David Liyingtone, has been killed by the CAT
fres. Mr.. Livingstone was born at Blantyre.
upon the banls OF the CLYDE, near Glasgow in
lel9. As ayOuth lie earned his livelihood IN
the cotton mills Of Blantyre, but by hard labor
he was enabled 10 pursue, during the winter
months, hIs studies AT q lasgOw. As be grew
mp he resolved 10 deyo himself TO the life of
missionary, hoping that Africa or China
would be the scene OF his labors After study
Ing medicine and theology, he offered MS
services. IN ls3s. 10 the London Missionary
Society, and was accepted. He reached th,-
SHORES OF Africa I'm the summer OF IstU. For
sixteen years he labOred az vArious stations N
South Africa. In lSj5 tn ROYAL Geographical
Society Of England conferred upon hIm The
Nictoria or Patrons gold medal. In the same
year, Dr. Livingstone successfully made a
journey across Southern Africa lie visited
England in lS5G. and met with a magnificent
reception. In lSJS he returned 10 Africa and
continued his geographical explorations His
works on bls travels IN Africa have had an
immense sale, and endeared his name 10 tens
OF thousands IN both hemisp spheres.-N l. 7rt-
btic.
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

Inc bill calling for a convention TO reorga-
nize under the military bill, which passed the
Virginia Senate, received a vote OF IL to G.
seven Senators being absent. Ii provides that
the electien OF delegates shall be held on the
hrst Thursdav in May. and the convention
shalI meet in Richmond on the third Monday
IN may "to form constitution Of government
IN conformity with said act OF Congress All
persons are 10 vote for delegates who are
qualified 10 vote by the act of Congress. Gov
erner feirpoint rs empo wered TO appoint three
persons IN each county. who shall selest com
mis- sloners 10 condnctthe voting. The number
OF d' Ieeates TO be the same is allowed 10 the
pres House of Delegates
A dispatch from Carson says the Nevada
Legislature adjourned sine die. The Lieuten-
ant Governor, before IT adjourned, said the
Legislature had brought no credit on Them
selves or State; no reyenye bill has been been
passed, and that the State was without credit
having been refused the credit of one hundred
barrels of flour Tor the State prison, which was
without days prov visions. and that he wonld
turn The Priso loose 10 seek for a living for
themselves. The closing scenes were Disgrace
tIIl.
In consequences of appreCended trouble at
the municipal election in New Orleans TO- -day
General Sheridan has ordered that no polls
shall beiopened. The election viii be pos tponed
un'il district commander is appointed or
special instructions are received covering the
ease.
Edward Brien, a switch tender on the
New Jersey railroad, has been convicted of
manslaughter. and fined six hundred dollars
and sentenced TO three months Imprisonment,
Tor negligence and causing an accident by
which two passengers were killed last sum-
mer
The Senate of Maryland has rejected the hill
which had passed the House OF Delegates TO
call State convention 10 form a new consti-
tuition. A motion TO reconsider the question
is pending.
The Fenian excitement IN New York has
abated. Numerous donations were accented
but owing to the lowness of funds, hundreds
VINO offered TO volunteer We're refused.
Nineteen steamships sailed from New York
saturday for European, West Indian, Central
American, and coastwsse ports, carrying one
thousand passengers and Si7S,OOO in specie.
r. w. Taylor, prominent citizen of Peters,
burg, Va, was drowned there Saturday while
endeavoring 70 cross the Appomattox The
new railroad bridge has been washed away.
In the House of Virginia, Saturday the Senate
bill for convention was reported with an
amen Ddment protesting against the constitu-
tionality of Sherman's bill.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba with Califor
MIA passengers via Nicaragua, has arrived AT
Eew York. She reports the Transit route
perfectly healthy.
Articles of impeachman. against Governor
Wells OF Louisiana, have been drawn up aud
referred.
George Shea, one CT the counsel of left
Davis, reached Fortress Monroe Yesterday
morning on consultation visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-11
Baltimore Annual Conference of the Epis
copaI Methodist Church
FOURTH DAY-sATURDA1

FOURTH DAH-SATURDAY.
Conference met at . =. m. and was oDaued
with devotional exercises, conducted by Rev
L. Il. Sargent.
The committee appointed for the purpose of
making arrangements for the funeral services
OF the late Bishop Soule, submitted a pream ble
and appropriate resolutions which were
adoted
The following persons Were admitted 10 the
ministry on rIal: J. w. Jordan, Jas. +. CLARK
and Alex. Nj. Cooper
1. T.. Wortenbaker and John y. PHIIen were
authorized 70 be employed respectively by the
Presiding Elders OF the Baltimore and South
Branch Districts.
w J. Perry was appointed TO superIntend
the publication OF the proceedings of Confer
ence.
George e. Brooks, Chairman of the Commit
Zee on Missions, presented a constitution. &c
tor Board OF Domestic Missions Of the Bal
umore Conference Of the Episcopal Methods
Church, which was adopted One day is to be
set apart ia the year for a sermon and collec-
ton In behalf Of the Mission cause and one
tenth OF the collections are TO be for warded TO
tne Parent Society, and the balance to be ap-
Piled TO the support Of the Gospel within the
bounds OF the Baltimore Conference The OBJ.
leet OF the Board was fully explained by Drs
Mcterrin and SchoR, OF Nash willie, Tennes-
see.
John p. Bayley and James H. Burns were
located at their own request.
James Higgins ana SyIvanus Townsend
were elected TO Elders orders.
Conference then adjourned.-Bdk. American
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Church (ColOred J.
FOURTH DAY


The Conference was opened an Sa,.rday
with devotional exercises by ID. T.. Jones' al
ter which Bishop Simpson called the body TO
order. and introduced to the Conference Rsys
barnhast, Gray, Shannon, Reise, Demorv,
Markham, hreeyer and Ram, of East Bait
mere Cor ference.
The Conference resumed the examination of
Characters and the following ministers passeG:
NJ Spridle, II. Carroll, G. o. Fisher, r Scott,
j Mabery, ii. r Ebert, T.. q. Walker, J. H
BrIse and ID. II. Jones.
The Conference then elected the folio wing to
Deacons orders, VIII. Carroll, J. Mabsry
Ill. W ood, j. Washington, and A. Edmondson
ana Tor Elders orders, N. jackson, Il. G. Walk
er, ii. Mathews and James Thomas.
The Bishop introduced Rev. DIR. Sargent OF
the Episcopal Methodist Church South, and
Reys. Fisher, Hart and Sherlock, of the East
Baltimore Conference, and Rev. Mr.. BIa, of
the Baltimore Conference.
The appointments were announced for Sab
bath services, and the Conference adjourned
with doxology and benediction by Rev x =
Vincent, OF East Baltimore Conference