The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

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issi ycaf.
-rhetea are sa1 incorporated ea%liorssin
ths United States.
-nuilstln inarfs are suggested 81
chufehes ~ ~ sway with rilplt an
nuunCtmgnts.
Forty years sFn there were hul two
Methodist churches In Cincinnati now
The uumisr htweniy three
-Enouye, aJaranssr youth, stands ~
The head 81 the list n The scholars of ihe
Worcester, Mass, schools
The Iowa State Teacher Association
will hold its annual session fnr 1870 at
Waterloo, The 2lih and g1th OF August
Out Of 400 prisoners IN the Ohio pcni-
tonilary, one half have recently, under the
influence Of a revival, experienced rcli.
gion.
Dayton pays one Of Ia school teach.
ers LEO per year, and this Is the larg
est salary received by a woman teacher IN
| Ohio.
New Haven IL experimenting with
women teachers in high places, and has
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one at a salary Of $500
-Libcnl citizens Of one school district
In Cincinnati have sent all their teachers
on q trip to the Mammoth Cave, and pay
all the bills,
About thirty Daptist olergymen Of
New England have already signed a dec
l~aration Of faith which allows each church
TO fix It's own terms OF communion.
The six native churches on the Sand.
witch lslands, and the native pastor: ana
preachers, are wholly supported by their
own people.
"A number Of the recent Episcopal
Conventions have adopted a proviso re.
Quiring lay delegates to these bodies to be
communicates Of the Church.
There arc in England 1859 places Of
} public worship, besides the churches and
chapels Of the Church Of England, which
| number 1871.
, The LDih Messenger says that out o.
! two hundred Jewish Congregations In this
! country, not more than forty Lelong tC
! the Jewish Reform party.
Park Street Church, Boston, and th'
Center Church, Now Haven, have TIN
largest average congregations in New
= England, from 1900 to i,f00 each Sun
day.
Tho Friends" of Philadelphia hav
adopted the report Of q committee dis
\ couraging the exhibition OF costly pres
ents OF weddings, as fostering a spirit G
. vanity.
= The idea Of having but one sermo
Sunday, and holding the Sunday schot
= as q substitute for the second service,
d becoming popular in large towns an
z cities in New England.
The late Bishop Kingsley remarkc
a a that II preachers could have one lay p'
- week OF absolute rest for the brain, or OF
cs month per year, the lease Of He wou
thereby be extended to each indiyidu
:. ten years.
II AT a very select school 10 New Yor
~ says the Nal, the principal refused
take the daughters OF trades people In
~ her establishment. They must either
~ tho daughters of brokers, bankers,
i retired merchants.
The Presbyterian Synod of Cinoi.
natl has divided It's territory, comprisir
w about one-ffth Of the State lying in u
n. southwestern portion, into four Pre-
byterles, called, respectively, Chilllcoth
m Cincinnati, Dayton and Portsmouth.
le The statement having been general
O., published that there are but forty mini
OF ters of all denominations In Texas e
/. gagged actively in their profession,
r. Texas paper Gays there are eighty
al ninety such Baptist ministers, probably
w many Methodist, and nearly forty ofoth
"a denominations, exclusively engaged
ministerial work.
Chicago has no less than SIX instit
IN tons where ministers and priests are pr
pared for their work. The Oldest is h
< Congregationalist, with about forty 81
dents; the Methodist comes next, wi
20 thirty five then the Presbyterian, f
merly belonging TO the Old School, wi
=. twenty five the Baptist, with about eft.
the Unitarian, just getting into opcratio
he and the Roman Catholic.