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Augusta, Ga, Saturday, July 6, 1867.

Board of Home and Foreign Missions
was also organized with the following
list Of officers, viz: President, 4. West,
sscretary; T. G. Campbell, Correspon-
ding Secretary; Geo. Walker, Urea
gurer: G. A. Lattiyees, Board Of Man
ayers; ID. Gordon, e. Webb, W.
Harris, Fl, Snnpkins, c. Smith. '4
Adjourned, Benedictiou by the
Bishop,
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FIFTH DAY,


THURSDAY, juno ~.
Bishop Clinton presiding.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by the President.
journal Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
| Isom Lockhaxo, Jas Monroe and
Jefferson KnapPa, were received into
full connection.
| The following resolutions we're adopt
cd unanimously:
i. Reepzced, That vote OF thanks
is hersby rendered 10 tho TT. Rev.
Joseph J. Clinton for thu able and dig
nided manner in which he has pre-
sided over tae Deliberations OF this
body.
2. Resolved, That a vote of thanks
is slso rendered to tho SECRETARIES, Re
porter and Compiler for ltAe faithful
discharge Of their duties.
8. ResoEued, That a vote OF thanks
is also rendered 10 the citizens OF Au-
gusta for their hospitality, and ospe-
cislly to the Baptist sister. who gave
lunch yesterday; snd alsoso the pas-
tors and mexnbership of thu Baptist
churches for tkar christian sympathy
and fellowship, as expressed by fheir
acts; and Also to all OF our white
brethren aud frfcIds ia the tornngnitS.
f. That = vote Of thanks is hereby
aendered to the Editor OF TIE EoyaJ
Georgia~ for publishing he doings
of this body; and, also, FOR his synaps-
Shy for Us, ard the excGllent remarks
ho made before this body previous to
its final adjournment.
Rcso!ved, That 81 votA of banks is
hexsby given to the Quarterly Confer
enca Of st. Johns IA. 4. Church, Of
this city, Cor their kind reception Of the
committee SAINT to them by US, and for
the syrapGthY expressed for Zion Con
neotion. Also, at.g
.Res05ue2, That this Conference do
recoBzstGad the members OF Trinity
Church to GARRY oHt in good faith sll
arrangements made for this year with
the Brethren of the M. e. Church
South, and thus phow their apprecia-
ton of kind acts, past and present, Of
those brethren, and the resolutions
passed by thena rs body In relation
ton to the transfer of church property.
The Business Committee reported
the following, to wit.
Whereas, the a. M. K. Zion Con
nection in Anaerica, was the hrst to
commence the missionary work ii tho
South, and the success Attending the
same being unparalleled in the past or
present history of the churches, ss
shown by the number of sabbath schools
and churches already established, and
q membership of sixty thousand en-
rolled in eight annual Conference Dis
trica, to which Florids is now sdded,
making the ninth district; and, where
as, we have met with much kindness
from distinguished ministerial brath-
rem in the NJ. E. Church South, to
whose encouragement we owe much i
and as good feeling always existed
with us, we viii do all in our power
to continue to cultivate similar fees
ing with them and to oil christian de-
nominations we extend the right hand
OF fellowship, and point to our motto
on lions standard Charity TO al
MsIice towards none. We will par
sue the right, as God gives us to soc
the right, trusting that the dawning
of better dsy has begun to show IT.
self, in which aIl the differences Of the
past shall be forgotten, and IN tho spir-
It Of our blessed Lord ana Master, NO
will ever preach 8 gospel Of peace sltd
good will to oil nsonkiRd
Voice OF Zion. |Ef
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Bishop Blinton presiding. Opened
accordingto rnle. Journal Of previous
session read and approved The Com
ElJtae on Constitution for the LiteriET
reported 2 Constitution for said Society.
1t was received, and on motion adop-
tcd-fee Alinutes-Ofiicers Of the
Association 10 wit: President Ed
ward West, Recording Secretary; 81.
King, Corresponding Secretary; 4,
Lacey, Treasurer, a. Wright. A
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T.. Brown, VIM. Dobson and Geo.
Walker were elected Marshals.
The appointments for the Sabbath
were announced as follows;
TFiaajtg Gs0rc}l-Moroing, w. 9.
Strong; afternoon, Bishop Clinton,
night I. G. Campbell.
Sprimafey& Bap5iat CHmrch AL
night, Bishop Clinton.
Red H5U-Adqm Palmer.
Mount Zion-S. Derry, D. N. But
Ter.
Adjourned to Monday at no a. MI
Singing and Benediction by the
Bishop.
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yotioual exercises were conducted by
]. NJ. Butler. Journalof yesterday was
read and approved. p. Morris and G.
I<itron were received into full connec-
ton. The session was occupied IN
laying out the Districts until the hour
of adjournment,
Adjourned to % z. III.
Benediction by the Bishop.
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FOURTH DAD,
WEDNESDAY, Jude 10.

~ haD-HEiSDAH, june ~
Bisbop Clinton presiding. Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by r,
&. Campbell. Journal Of yesterday
read and approved. T. G.. Campbell
was elected Corresponding Editor Of
I5o~ ,Sta2l<lat3 and TFes1;ly .Revie~o
for tho Georgia Conference, and also
Was elected General Agent tor said
paper, for the States OF Georgia and
Florida. Robert Brown was elected
local Agent for said paper. Alexander
Johnson, aud John KAPPA were re-
ceiv6d into full connection. The Com
mitteo on orders recommended the
following persons for Dencons orders,
VIZ: A. Palmer, R. Blown, Q. Smith,
!. Hays, T. Ross, w. Harris, J. Will
liams, u. Nesbit, J, Hammond, J.
Wilson, y. Word, J. Warren, D.
Wesley, M. BroomGeld, z, Lacy, z.
Webb, b. Goald, Il. Hopkins, and ~
Palmer and X. Brown, for Elders.
Tae Report was received, and on mo-
ton, adopted, and the persons named,
elected to Deaeon's and Elders orders.
The President announced tflat
Ordinations would take place on Thurs
day night. Sermon BY T. G. Camp
bell. 1t was decided to have 500
copies Of the Minutes published.
Committee capitalization. r. Brown,
II. West, 4. Palmer. w. @. Strong,
h. West, A. Palmer we're appointed q
Committee to draft . Consultation for
d Literary Society.
Adjourned to p. NJ.
B4aediction by j. Ross.
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SECOND DAY.
NfnNnAr. Inne III.

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The loyal Georgian. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1866-1867, 1867-07-06
NO. 23.

Campbell Calnpbellton,
Springfield, Antioch, Bethlehem and
4lagYsoria, =. Jones.
Ghookailatahtia Mission-.Thon1sn-
viIle. Eainbridge and Valdosta, Ste
Chen Canada.
Ellar II, q, Campbell, General Mis-
siQaary of Georgia and Florida, and
having tbe oversight &c the Florida
c Conference District.
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ss.ys:7~lL4E Itl4I.tlsG.I.

ThnUss Darf~g
Ferlan]ina, s. Augustine. P5ia.}a.
New Smyrna, 1iontee!la, Aad--on,
0oaHa, Gainesville, Mount Iahor, 'Taa-
key, Stone, tlrsq lto tiiTeg LAYS OK,
Lake City and Concord, t1 ao9upp.le5.
LII
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Cen aral News.


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! Dmlu3 tbc month of May 37,109
foreign immigrants arrived at New
York
.Ch1 Republicans in many parts oil
tbc south aro making great prepare.
oic1s iof HIS celebration OF the ''EloEl-
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being agit7ted ID Virginia.
Government win takc All The tolc-
graph iines In England for The postM
service
Fsbar'.; astslgi.l,n, n4 so,,,7. ,>,,+ t,..,
hundrcd and twenty million lead pen
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ruanin- oi7- the trick,
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a1aqor An1rrson and " committee mn
f,1ii,gad f1a the purpose lafr the oitv
tnai morning t6r Atlanta TO i,1pitr
General Pppe to qisit T3sranna1.
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aora ot Erlz@s, IiIo drav1n9 II deemed
r 4re3. -a@e,~s-
Tly L0ulon Times reports that in
E 1laaG aba express trains run gene.
ralIv. including stoppaots, about Forty
oilas W.. bour. The ordinary trains
rui generally Ir3ru oicheeen ID thirty
maIe- ar luar, th4 sloWest train.
ana u half miles Per hour.
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purposes. j. M Butler ana Mrs. Ang
Harris were the first to subSasihe.
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VIII

4mEHICAN MISSION bfeEll,I.
Eide 10 be supplied.
Americas, Bat,Icl. bil1nq'ia >pr.n2
Montgomery, H"cj Vale
IIamEvilIa, Vienna, Rankin>fige'
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fratraot1onH from the Stare Derart.
n tt hma been forwarded to Minister
Ua1ar1pli to proceed ut once TO Mexico,
aud #a4k and gake zap his residence
naar fh1 Jgarcz Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19
COMMUNION WINE.

v We have been shown specimens
of sacramental or pure juice wine, pre-
pared by Mr.. Alfred Speer of Passaic,
N. j., out Of the Port Grape, which
he cultivates in this country. In taste
it assimilates to port, without its heat
ing qualities, being absolutely free
from spirits further than its own fer
mentation affords. Preference is given
to it over all other wines in New-York
and other hospitals as tonic, gentle
stimulant, diuretic, aud sudorifc. Mr.
Speer has been nine years experiment
ing in the production Of this wine, and
the newest wine he sells is four years
old, of which the druggists through
out the country are buying in a supply.
Samples given free at SPEER'S store,
No. 243 Broadway, N. Y. This wine
is excellent for females and weakly
persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19

- ,oncaso That was the doctrine OF the neso' IN
llh xvhan o,,r forefashers oppresseu, my w
- rd asserted the natural rigne t ~ 20 9ns
lhtlI S 80 ID heard there that the .b5 sarne
se "a tho negro was to bt pds' ,hair poyver from
i,at. ". hot Governments derived III IrStrosity
theofyi tn"' tIc Governed was another ,,hy
tbe cVi-'nt VI Il in s1upOrt Of tins pIolonlloh 49,!
nIouhIt 4Iicon was declared cieceu, Nss na' ;i,y
y ~, sent of the people, when tneIc. ~ VS. he
~ million of the popular Nolss re Governed, Takng
electeu his doctrine the Southern STATES IosS
Ht declared that they wouu ny t They
'to then did the people 0I to ,, a.
aiaryc1 tlat he constl "a ~, srch Sbnuld he
cared MN l c,ne The struggle, and the talaces gen
obcyeu' 1--we here were eNp0ded. n man hinI
so,,rner in country an M ny i t 80 et,iral
',iIen What, then becomes VI ~ ,tttin,s and laws
clDt'h ~" IRE governed by CONSTITUTIONS dlu 10, ~
rights w of NewYOIk are the soVetceiis VI
Inc md there are none 10 snare tN'tpt ~, IL
lie ot' Iruif Others may snare WIN ui' ', does
they may -. iryitatiou. TIE naturallzed cluLch
musl w !, nv right hut by covenant III NC ttuS, he
not shiie s il omitted then the franchise mts'
natufl Yemen as well az the negro he was III IL
gwen 10 ,oittnp the whole question separately 10 VI"
OF suOlhllh"b W"
people. .,,ortod aud leave granted to sit again
AdiouTped 10 II o'clock iOInOrIo" lboIAAns' ,n
Tp,e committee on Town and County oihccrs o,"'
n 1ndcial viii report in favor of giving the boru9 y,
enervisors control over local ana internal an"rs az
,iea,ro il 10 the Legislature to eQuale the hup' V
o,hor CONFUSING such Boards in the ratio Oh PopNi"
| ton. ...., 7 ;crors have
The Select Committee on Intoxicating Liquors n"''
-, 90 rnmit a constitutional enactment ioIpiuoht
ooIo 90 all alcoholic liquors beverage anu a' s
,sa control over the SIT VI vi,
| mn ,e native aud imported wines MS ~ ~ l'
| meet lie views Of moderate men OF an I'""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.


Raleigh Marshman New Orleans eth inst. IaFas
vi indse. and o Livingston. PoK & Co.
Steamship Niagara Brakeman Norfolk. with mise and TO GA
Steamship Co The " brings passengers The rate A1o
Of the sh IaiSnan recently wrecked Antigua 90" "o
trouget 10 Norfolk by a U. ). glnboat o.,
Ship Hudson London and Isle Of Wight June with ami
280 pass. 10 Grinnef. Mntum Co.
Ship Cts NewYork Thomas Liverpool Jude H. mdse 70 ssmIe
Thompsons Nephew
BELOW.
No 20
WIND-Sunset, n E.
MEMORANDA.
The Dunderbg Is still anchor oil Island but Will rota
bly, proceed IA sea to-day.
DISASTER.
WARRINGTON July 8-Our Consul okiada Japan rerors he
whale shin NeWBei the stasp
" Namhee Five persisted the wreck; james FasBis
Of Baltimore, carpenter and four Sand ach islanders.
NAVAL.
july lathe Department has received st'tes
from A. K Murray commandu- The steamer Anst an
arrival that vessel % Barhaes the 18Th ofJue
days yBcen CapedeHer She wond sail again 90 july
l, for Nassau y p
Tie Department has also received Information OF the arrival Of te
Monitor Mantonomsh. at Barbados The health of the ohen srt
excellent
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. July l00ha information has been reevd az tho
ofoe Of the Light House Board hat the Temporary light htn En-
bb,ed on the ght station at Of tie st Johns River and ou
Jacksonville I have been removed and
resabhed with third order lens apparatus showing
Fixed white light Illuminating Of 3S degrees Of The boron Is
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN steamship NJ Sanford NewYrs; bark
Baltimore; brig Rachel from
Below. bark Moss Glen. London
WILNSGIoy " c. Juy l2Saed steamships Pioneer L&'ei'
CHAKLEsroS c. July laArived sch l. H. Cady, BnHce u
F. X. Beehec. Boston.
sailed steamships Emily B. souder NeYOrk Sea Gull Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19
THE CONVENTION.

VHKFE SESSIONS YESTERDAY-THE SuffhAps
DEBATE LHMITED-THE SARATOGA OF IloN
AGAIN VOTED DOwN-SPEECH OF 1Eoi|1
WILLIAM CURTIS IN Favor or FEMALE SURF
RAGE.
TNLEsRlpB TRIBUSE
ALBANY, July 1S.-The Convention occupied
half of its morning session in trying to deter'
mine how and when the debate upon the report OF
the Suffrage Committee should he terminated, and
vote taken The subject was finally iad upon the
table for future action. Subsequently Judge roger
IRcp., Ontano) succeeded in getting a IcsoI".ioh
passed limiting debate upon the report after to-day
both in Committee of the Whole, and IN Convention
No that a member shall speak bUt once 10 any
amendment. and but twenty minutes at tine
TIE advocates of separate submission have deter
mined 70 postpone this question to the close Oh the
session. MIR Tappan Dem, Westchesterl introduced
a resolution affirming that the people Of this State
ere entitled TO vote upOn the extension oil the lIan
ehse and Mr. Hale rep. Essex supplemented 1T by
a resolution proposing the appointment oi Commit
Gee of Seven To report upon separate SUBMISSION
after all other Committees have handed III tner re-
ports The other half of the morning
session was devoted 20 the question OF "a
removal to Saratoga The further consId-
eration of the subject finally postponed
a. Sent 2 by a vote of g. Yeas TO 90 Nays. Mr. LII
than (Rep. Ontario introduced a resolution proUd-
ing for embodyng the previous question in the rules
of order which was tabled under the rule lheNon-
yention adopted the rale which prevails III the Rouse
of REPRESENTATIVES by which amendments can be
offered in Convention whether previously oh9Ted III
Committee of the Whole OF not. recess was taken
from . to p. IN.
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this would have chosen the steamer Mr. W. Hancox,
President OF the NewYOrk and Troy Line Whose boas
Connecticut has been of the principal contestants IN
the strife publishes card In the Troy newspapers Whch
closes with the following assertion aud charge;
distinctly understood d. the pablo inst a not anew
Eith competitors while engagra ID orr Rma"
business will not hazard the lives 81 pasfuges efen re-
heye Counecutto be the fastest host running TO @o' WIN
staterooms and the Of the D sire to test The relative
to NewIor shOu. passengers or hg
and take IS ono on the result
Can't William G. Haeselbarth OF the steamer Bergen,
writes us TO contradict the statements made concerning
the steamboat difficulties at Tarrytown. He says:
yboat plying between Mack ard TarrytOgn crossed from
former the place usual Monday morning. 70 tic
Of the dock there until the expiration Der ine
the engaged in rebuilding The dock Nhe shout ok tho
steamer Sleepy make her landing the dock, tie
or leaving dock clear m W After ae ssspy
Hollow landing and che rr,Oa ogfS
dock board her and the mail and fs'e
taken 10 AVOID 0ug 9f the pedyef mt
hanng her and this together with the force Of The
the OF the eyboa round brought her
with end the pdye but doing damage whatever war
having prepared Sunday Officer La.rtbeo
his conferes having laid In wait M several hours for Tei' to-
rushed the boat Selling myself and the pilot adagR'd
being held duree the whole day until o'otk
the Justice before whom dragged cor ed e
and held udr bonds accordingly For
the wrongs personally shall hoi Me aggresso TO stnt
legal accountability"
Capt Haesebarth further says that the dock had not
been destroyed by the Messr.. smith but by COLLISION
with the large boats Of the opposition line and mat mo
latter had refused either 10 pay Tor such damage o. io
submit the claim to arbitration. The exact facts IA tho
case will be brought out before the Courts.
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ration ydr MERRITT 1ep st Lawrence taking strong
grounI against the proposed removal ana Mr.
lRep., Saratoga advocating the advantages ooia'f
upinit. ,.., =. a, III. ,.,osttou
MI DUGANNE Rep, New Yor) thought the ques s IN
beneath the dignity Of CONSTITUTIONS ooIy snu ion
he moved that the further consideration Of the question:
he uOstponed until September 2 The Yeas anu ~, q
Wv catled Tpon mis- motion aud it was carried by a
,ote of a. Yeas 10 65 NAYS, follows
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PERsoNAL.-Lord March aud J.. Hill, esq

PERsONAL.-Lord March aud J.. Hill, esq.
Lngand g. V. Fox, notwithstanding Of the Navy,
Capts. MoyneuN and MGlgrave British Army aud Gen
4 b. Eaton. Washington, are at the lileyooll HOUSE
NscOunt de NalcOuIt, Paris, Gen. Tlos kiby smith, L.
:. A., Gen. T. Tghman, Maryland, and Judge Stryher
Rome, n. y, are at the Ast0r House. Col l4nsornc
virginia. and George Francis Train AZ the tlith Ave
nue Hotel Gen. H. H. Baxter and T. W. Park, Vermont,
the Hon L. $. Trimble Kentucky. A. u. Cornell Ithaca
Hotel The Hon j. NJ Marvin NJ G., Saratoga is at the
NGW.Ynrb Hotel
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SuLppING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM EEWORLEANS AND HAVANB. July PIN steamship
RsIeigh-Fom Havana: Mrs . Feer ibrsr A sherman W
II0fmee Mr. Veguer j. t. Mills ". Fadea Mr. and Ms NORMA
Mrs Perovaui and daughtcTs. Miss Nes Mr. and Mrs Animal
J. b. Admiral NJ Dontes. Mrs Taglor E. Nuoeal Allen, PA
p Lena " Fodtas T. Cale brother d. Mooney J. mar
Cuenta ~ McGegor r. Rode Mr. and Mrs. WaosWoHb Mr
Moremos, children and servant, Dr. Wilson.
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IAnuounoemeli.f
AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
The BEsT IN TIRE WORLD.
Sold Everywhere.

AlIEPrCAN WATCHES at Factory prices. T. B.
BYNSER Co. No. Broadway anil Nc. l57 FGtonst, Y
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Every window in the house may be left Oponl
ventilation The ALARM TELEGRAPH give, in
" T. HorsEs No pol Broadway.
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Mrs. VI. G.. Brown is now nc her Office No.
preparations be obtained Metsphys1
Discovery Richards Eye Water and scalp enovatof so Oh
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SUICIDE BY HANGNG.-An inquest was yes
terday held by Coroner schnmcr at the Wards Island
Hospital, over the body OF Bridget Meara an inmate Of
the Iunac Asylum. who committed suicide by hanging
herself From the evidence would appear that deceased
had been nm inmate of the institution about one MONTH
and was nj times quite violent She had torn up her
dress. and made rope OF the strips, ana with this she
hung herself 10 tho bars OF the cell wherein che was con-