The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-23
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

ashviIIe Ranuer- REV. T. G. Blake, OF
rity, was yesterday the recipient of a
] block Of wood, to which is attached a
gus history. 1t formed part of tree
n grew in Dickson county beside an
ubiu which was the First Cumberland
sytcrian Church in Tennessee. When
organized, the congregation which as
led there numbered only six or eight,
he members of that religion increased
~ day until there is now nearly three
red Thousand in the world. The wood Is
~ y, and is to be manufactured into
/, which will bc finely finished and tin
with gold, and will be used in the
= lment Of all Cum beTland BresDyJeTlab
10 lgS and assemblies"
] Pulaski Citizen says: I'VE DO not
age any one when we say that no pas
r served the Pulaski people more ac-
4lN than the late pastor OF the NJ. T..
Ia Rev W. IL. Hughes, whose labOTS
uSt closed among us. His successor
uual. but hc cannot excel MIN III
virtues which make men loVablc.
Z pure, unadultaratCd gentleman. a
,aStOr, and "A good preacher. His ser
for the past two years have been earn
DughtfuI. practical, and full Of Christ,
ave won for him an enVlabIc dlStlnc-
. this community as Christian Min
IA whom the Church has faithful
e and the Christian religion an earn
pOncHt. He goes hence TO Lebanon,
where, we hope, he will be received
Gated with that cOrdiality which Is
TlOvc, and which his great worth as
~tiau Minister entities him to. Leba-
as the field of some of his youthful
In the Ministry, and no doubt his
bounds with pleasant memories OF
lays. We hope lac may meet many
ends and many new ones, and that
y have a prosperous, happy future
IVrS tomorrow
Il sunday morning, Rev. II. y. Jones
number Of persons into the G. L.
a. and Rev. WcllbOrn Mooney
4 t.. II
-Sc: and they were both righteous
God, wal king in all the command
and ordinances Of the Lord blame
Mir. Mooney was very PLAIN and cW-
in his directions to husbands and
in regard To their duties toward each
He said "A husband who was cross,
Ed Grabbed to his wife was no Chris
nj applied the same rule to the wife
as fretful, uulOving and hateful to-
1yr husband. In defining other du-
Christians, he dwelt upon the obi
y parents owed 10 bring up their chill
tine love and fear of God. lie said
lists and seWs put Professionals To
i'm this respect. They spare no pains
BILE To teach their children their re
while PrOtcstantS leave their chill
in most cases, to grow UP without
IHkiug an effort 10 teach them the re
of the Jews. The great need OF all
-utcstant denominations was more
Il the family and 10y the fireside.
j. e. Mitchell breaches regularly IN |
sonic Hall. His church is rapidly
hing completion. 1t promises TO be |
uudSOmc.
- WpIIbOrn Mooney has been placed |
vgr of Columbia District again, 10y the /
.-~se Conference. We are glad of IL, |
is an admirable Presiding Elder, and !
3 and his wife are such citizens as we |
have in Columbia. Dr. \. W Smith |
N sent to Columbia Station this year.
id here four years, which il as long
church rules allow Il minister to he
one place and just rs soon a. the
b9H another chance at him. they
him. Surely the HeihOdiSts of Co
4 love DR.. smith; and the other de-
gtiouS like him, and are glad he Is |
a. Rev. J. L. MCFrTTin, pastor of |
A.. Church here last year, has been
rrsd To the st. Louis Conference,
See. Conference being crowded, and |
lick in the hill" as Bishop McTyelTe
lutS il. He made Us an acceptable |
and worked faithfully for his |
last spring his church was burnt |
since which time he has labOred |
ntIv TO rebuild 10. He and Others
uccCcded IN getting "a large amount
fJrd. We wish him happiness ana
: in his new field.
81. treat revival at the {. Il. Church Is
on I'm to Thursday morning, for
en- versions had protested conversion, |
tvSnty-siN taken into the {. /.
In. Tie pas or, Rev. II. \. Jones, says
continue the meeting month lon
thc signs are favorable.