Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-18

church in Highgate During his five years
of service there have been thirty-twO persons
added to the church, of these fifteen by pro
/ fessiOn of faith
L he caste question looms up anew, and in
startling proportions, in a Church case in
San Francisco-this time the Heathen
Oh inee'' taking the place so long occupied
by the African a year ago we its
meanness illustrated by both OF the political
parties in California, in whose several ~ lat
forms an anti Chinaman plank was insert
ed. But now we have the humIllating
spectacle Of a professedly evangelical Church
formally closing it's doors against converted
Cinnamon. The story is a brief one. Seve-
raj Chinaman were lately proposed for mem
bership to the Third Congregational Church
of San Francisco, and though no objections
were made to their faith nor their cxper-
fence, yet the Church by vote OF forty
three to thirty eight refused to accept them
to Church fellowship, whereupOn the Pastor,
Rev. w. &. Pond, resigned. All honor to
him Respecting this affair the CoHgrega-
HonaIiSt very pertinently asks, " hat do
the dissenters propose To DO with Cinnamon
who are 80 unfortunate, we were about To
say, as To become Christians there
STRANGE NEWS FROM ArmcA.-lt Is an
nounced that Professor BIyden. who Is
an accomplished Arabic scholar, and an
African at that, has discovered a wellap-
pointed Mohammelan university IN 'He
interior Of Africa, about eighty miles from
Freetown, in which one thousand persons Of
both sexes are receiving an education. The
Arabic Bible, published in this country. Is
used as "a text book, and number of dusky
c,,,i,iDos arc 5iligentIv stnivin,. the Arabic
ian
The Rutland iudcpcqdcyt understands that
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'ne legislature y secure 1'e i177'- u
YORK la".
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nunI UP INC 'oSI U'"e7 '' lSlA'I' 4"'y
have been away from home only about
tvrcntv five centuries
Thirty thousand chests u tea have arrived
AZ New York from China by steam. one 81
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poses 10 hoId jay 'ouid anu t'' estate ''
the late james Fisk, Jr., accountable for
II'I'7 ''1''''- ~ ''1
yard
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% joke even now 10 ( g 1' ".'''N - y
Were loll1lt"lly II ethl.- ~ .''7 eA ''l7o.
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den before long and suggests that be may
want Gardner,-if so be can find one that
hash { any JOB. at present. up here ln \er-
1t appears that the japanese teas, which
have lately become 80 popular IN California.
afred u tbc t.a- n china 4 certain DR.
Fr-rsrRso> IA SANTA P.-a IA M before
mentioned STATE 4 authority III tte State
4nent tbat a small ,,oant.tv III .I,t.tn,.e Ten
proved sufficient ii brln, four PERSONS
including himself almost 10 death is door.
Immediately after 're4 Aids'' t"ey were
simultaneously seized with teTTh.c pans and
vomiting The doctor having examined the
tea remaining ia tue aeAase' mas .1,, Iounl a
i that the residents III santa Rosa have
.n5Jenly reased ~ gxr,t,ate mon the mani
lest suTcrioritv If japanese teas
The salts "a platinum and iridium furnish
a., ,r +or SIMILAR s,Tface. ,5bon
il, ~ =. r,Il,,,. Tbc ,yririn, ar DESIGN b,v-
i 80 been rxecutcd by n pen. is submitted TO
,Is - ,f ,,5I,1r If Inire,rv which throw.
rho NIL in which il resjsts am chemical
- -, foyr ,,bieb ,y,uI3 ais,
destroy the organic surface on which the
writing OF design is executed -N''.2'I'
\ statue Of General Reynolds i 70 be
erected, On ne . hattleisl1 p "e''yS '"rsn'
""o'o ~
Ioi i,,g.'a us T t'.r, 5,cI syj
aienlv a. II5koloumme nm. Aug. 18th.
r.,.L,-.4.,.i
NC I'LL Ce--la+ riliaa,c abo+
five Years ago. Her name was Catharine
Luther, and She died a devout Catholic -
IT, Do, n,viJ Sherman ,T tho Nev-