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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10

POST OFFICE HOURS:
WEEK DAYs-5.50 to A. M; s A NJ. to IL NJ.
to and to 9.l5 NJ.
UNDAYS-9.l5 to 10 A. NJ, and to p. NJ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS:
GOING WEST-Mail closes at A. NJ and p. NJ.
Arrives at S.3s p. NJ. Newport and Spring
field mail closes at p NJ.
GOING EAsT.-Mail closes at $50 A. NJ. Arrives
1850 p. NJ. and 5.45 A. NJ. Derby line mail
closes at $50 A. NJ. and arrives at6P. NJ. East
Newark every Tuesday and saturday, at
2PM.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10
TEMPERANCE:

TEMPERANCE.
HOLDEN TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB.-Meets
every Friday evening at $50 i'm Temperance
Hall.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOcIETY.-Meets every
Monday and Saturday evenings, at $50, in
Temperance Hall.
LADIES' TEMPERANCE AID SOCIETY.-Meets
every Thursday afternoon III Temperance
Hall
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10
MASONIC:

ISLAND PoND LODGE No. A.-Statcd communi-
cations. second Monday in each month. Wis
iting brethren cordially welcomed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10
Village Guide.

CONGRKGATTONAL CHURCH.-Rer. e. e. T07Tfg,
pastor. Morning. service n o'clock; sabbath
School at Il. Evening service ut ! 80 O'Clock.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at z.
EPIsCoPAL.-C Christ Church, The Rec. L0uis 4.
Arttur Missionary in charge. Services on
Sundays at II A. NJ. and y. NJ; childrcn's
service and Sunday school, $50 z. n. Ser
vice also ON Saints Days and Holy Days
On Fridays, evening prayer and lecture at
NJ +. CHURCH.-Rcc. n. l.. Bruce, pastor. Ser
vices at II A. NJ. and p. N. Sunday School at
the close of morning service. Young peo-
Piles meeting from G TO p. II. General
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening ut 80
Glass Meeting saturday evening at SO.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Reg. Fathers her
HdOa and COHttHel, pastors. Services ON the
first and third Sundays OF each month, at 10
A. NJ and p. NJ. Catechism ut p. ".
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-10-10

On and after Sept Is, and until further n,
tice. tIltins viii be run rs follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-23

and inserting in lieu Of January the word
February" and 1880 in lieu OF 1881"
Mr.. Ogden offered the following amendment
to the substitute OF Mr.. Blanchard:
Insert after the word taxes" the words
| "on real estate.
| The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Blanchard.
On motion Of Mr.. Land, the following
amendment was adopted:
In line 81, after the word property insert
the words, illegally assessed and solo,
Mr.. Forman offered the following substi-
tute for article l.
4 All taxes, interest thereon, penalties costs
and charges, due previous to first Of January,
1871, to the State or any political corporation
are RENTED.
Mr.. Forman moved the previous question,
which was seconded BY the Convention.
} Mr.. Nlatthews's amendment, by rising
vote of 80 yeas to 46 nays, was lost
On Mr.. Blanehards amendment the yeas
| and nays were called for, with the following
result:
: Yeas-Messrs. Baskin, Blanchard, Breen,
Bulow, Burton, Colvin, Cunningham, Daven-
port, Denis, billiard, Edwards, Easterly, Estop-
= ina, Faux, Forman Gaskins, Girard Covers,
Gueringer, Henry OF Cameron, Heron, How
ell, jenkins. Kemp, Kennedy, Lanaux Land,
Leake, Let1ardeur, Jr, Long, Lott, Lyons,
Munday, McGloin, Mutt, Ogden, Parlange,
son, Todd-43.
i Nays-Messrs. Allan, Babcock. Bell Bobie,
: Bolton, Bourgeois, Bridger, Brian, Byrne,
: Caffrey, Carey, DAVIDSON Of Claiborne, David
Fayrot, Fontelieu, Gardner, George, ella,
!, Keiiy Kernochan, Kidd, Landry, Loan. Luck.
e &C. Marks, Matthews. Ments. Millard, More.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
The Beaufort Tax Titles.

The case oi.DcTrcville vs. SmullS,
which was all action to recover the
home Of the plaintiff, Il house nnA
Two lots in the town o.. Beaufort, sold
Just after The war under the United
States tax sale, or in other words
contistatod, has been decided by The
::uIICme Ccut Of the United States
adversely to II townsman.
This case was regarded rs a test
case to try the lite of some two
thousand other pieces Of property,
similarly wrcnched from the hands
of the original owners. The people
of this section have suffered greatly,
and this decision destroys all present
hopes Of the recovery Of their patcr-
nal homes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Hampton Going to Florida.

Col. j.. B. Palmer has arranged II
pleasant trip for the Governor to the
land Of Flowers" A palace car
will be fitted up specially for his com
tort. One apartment will be furnish
81 as . bedroom, and another as q
reception or sit ting room.
He will also be furnished with u
steamer, with which he will nj axe Il
assasc up the St. Johns to Indian
River, where lie will spend u few days
fishing and shooting i'll The happy
hunting grounds of the departed
Scminolcs.
He will then return to Columbia,
via Charleston, which place he will
probably reach in time to engage in
the festivities of Wasl,ington's Birth
day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
To Immigrants.
- ~

Te all from abroad who desire
pleasant homes. nrnngeburg County
affords superior ina ats. Tho.
lands are good, the climate healthy.
and the people are kind and atten-
tive to newcomers.
Mol ~ "s aids at the gaze to
knock down strangers who seek adj
m%lttance. but all nre welcome. The
new arc gladly received; nor are the
old required IN retire. Like the
= lue and the gray" both mingle
together in the spirit of Irotl,erly
kindness There is . for all.
Let them come
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
he Tissue Ghost.

The Teller Committee, appointed
by Congress under the Blaine reSo.
luton tn investigate election frauds,
has commenced operations in Char.
lesion.
The testimony on the Republican
side is rather confused. Major
BUST and some others have been OK.
amincd on the Democratic side, an
while Irregularities are admitted as
in all elections, the opinion se,mst,
prevail that The tissue ballots were
uscI mostly by the co!orcd Demo
Gratis TO prevent detection and con
scqucnt Republican bull Il ,zing.
The investigation is prngrc ssing
good-naturcdly but the result promi.
SEES 10 be as thin as the tissue itself.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
. 20
Odd Fellows.

Tie annual session of the Grand
I.cigc OF OGd Fellows Of South Caro-
lila was ltgun nj Chester On We'd
EcsGay of last week, with Grand
Master w. +. Barton III the Chair,
i. and Past Grand +. DeMars as Score.
1ary pro ten.
After the transaction OF consi der
able business necessary for HE gener
al prosperity Of the Lodge, an cleo
ton for ofiic crs was entered into with
the following result
Grand Master--N. w. Trump, Of
Columbia.
Deputy Grand Master-F W
Si.idorf Of Charleston.
Grand Wurlen-A Fischer OF
Orangcburg.
Grand 1reasurer-John III IIecse-
Man Of Charleston.
Grand Secretary H N En,lyn Of
Columbia.
Grand Marshall w Rolhrock
e Chester.
Grand Conductor-F DeMurs of
Orangcburg.
Grand Guardian-A II Davcga Of
Chester.
Grand acknowledgements jackson
Of Grccnville.
Grand Representative Silas job H.
stone Of Newbcrry.
Tie secret business was then trans
nctednrd degrees conferred.
At Tie rcorening of the Lodge,
Grand Master Trump made the fol-
loving appointments:
District Deputy Grand Masters
Orangcburg, A. Fischer; Chester,
Edward Kahn; Charleston, + w
Sindori; Grccnville, II j Epting;
p%artanburg, j. w Cummings; New
cry, John Til, mpson; Columbia, Nj
Ehrlirh; Camden, CD Dunlap.
Standing Committees
, Finance-E j Ma<terman, T. w
Cummings, ii G Rolhroch.
Election and Kcturns-J L Cham
bets, II Ehrlicl, J + kuhlanI.
State Of the Ordcr-W. +. Barton,
Silas Johnston, G. w Curtis, y II
Levin, Edwnrl Kahn.
Ter Diem and M~ileage-A Arson,
"A ii Levin, G w Curtis.
On Dues and Benefits w L Bar.
ton, + DeMars, A Fischer.
After n most harmonious session
the Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
again in Columbia OH the third We'd.
hrsdny in January next.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
sheriRf's Sales,

fy virtue of Sundry Executions to mo iii.
rec:e'l, ! vii! sell nj Orangchurr, G. Il $
o.. on the first Monday in February next
during the legal hours of sale
One Brick Store and Lot, on Russell Strc,.t
measuring A.. feet more or less, rnnn,p,
hack 6S feet NOR" or less, lines defined by
Fences, bounded North on Russell Street
Fast by Mrs: Easterlin, South and West by,
D ID. C;'nnaday. Conditions one-third casi,
balance IN one and two vcar:, secured bv
n"hd ana mortgage Of the premises, pur-
chasers to pay for papers.
One half of an undivided tract Of five
acres OF land in the town Of Oranycb,lrp
bounded North on Old Grave Yard, East
by f.. IL. W. Nriggmann's land, South Inv
Miss Fanny Staley and Yves, by D~rcuyhton
Street. Terms cash.
t'ne tract Of land in zion Township, con-
tanning two hundred and ninetv-ivr acres
bounded north by lands of ". &. Moss and
the Riggs tract, East by lands of u. Louis.
and West by the Holman bridge Road.
Levied on as the property Of II. Riggs at
the suit of n. \. Bull and others.
Iy virtue of an execution 10 me directed,
will sell ut Orangebnrg C.. H., S. c., on the
nr*t Monday in cbrlarv next, during the
legal hours of sale, for cash.
All that plantation or tract Of Ian d con-
tanning one hundred and ten acres more or
less bound North by w. l.. Wolfe, South
by lands nf +. o. Faircv East bv lands of
w. I. kivcs. Levied on rs the property of
William {. RivcS ut the suit of William p.
Dukes. ALSO
One Mare Mule, Levied on rs the pro-
perry Of Mrs Sophia NJ. Frederick, ut the
sui, Of y. 4. Bull.
BY virtue Of II warrant to me directed. ]
will sell At Jacob Drrbys, OH the Plantation
Of 1. II, Lcgarc, ON Tuesday the fourth day
t4th) of February next, during the legal
hours Of sale, for cash
About 30 bushels Of Corn.
About $500 lbs. Of Fodder.
One 10, oi Rice Straw. Sliced ~ the
crop Of Jacob Darby at the suit of L. II.
iegarc Aso
by virtue of an Execution to me directed,
| will sell nj Branchvlllc, S. G., on Tuesday
itll February next, during the legal hours
OF sale, for cash, the entire Stock of Goods
III Store, lately occupied by 4. II. Bruce.
Levied OH rs the property Of \. II. Bruce,
ut the suil Of j. d. ID. Fairy.
also
will sell, on first Monday in February
next, the balance of the Stock Of Goods Gf
Frantz BriSgmann. Terms cash.
j. II. LIVINGSTON. s. O. G..
SlIcrifi's Office, Orangcburg Co. s. G..
Jan. 10. 1879.
jan Is 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
NOTICE.

1t ia made the duty of the MarshaIs to
Clean. Lightahd Keep in Good Condition,
the street Lamps of II G Town. On and az
ter this date any Lamp found IN bad order,
uneleaned or unlightcd whenever it il me-
cess7rv that the came should be lighted,
the Marshal whose duty it is to
httrn,! to the same will be fined in the sum
OF tity cents for each and every neglect of
inns nature, md for each and every Lamp
found SO uncleaned: i'll bad order or un-
lighted.
By order ofthe Mayor.
y. X. MALONE, Clerk Council.
Jan. l4th, IS19.-lS If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
NOTICE.,
.jan24

The ANNUAL Meeting Of the Share Holder,
9, INC orangcbrrg Agricultural and Me.
cham!ca! Association will he held on tbe
Sth day of February 1870, (bcing ,he
second Saturday, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for
the purpose of c~lecting seven Directors to
serve rs sncll for the year con IN .ncinp ON
second Saturday in February 1879 and
ending on the second Satnrdavin February
'SSo, and for such other anil further husi.
ness as may be brought before said Meeting.
y. H.-Ali Shareholders are requested
to attend said Meeting.
i'y Order.
J. l. HEIDTMAN.
Fec. and Treas, q. \. and NJ. a.
JANUARY DIST 1879.
jan - ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
NOTICE OF DISMISSIOM.

will file my final account with the
Judge Of Probate for ~Orangchnrg County,
rs Administrator of the Estate orc. NJ.
Bruncr ON the 4th day Of February next,
and ask for Letters Dismissorv.
GEO. l.. SMITH, Administrator.
Jan. :: lS71.-)m 1 It
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Sale Under NIortrare.

Sale Under Mortgages.
iy virtue of a mortgage executed by Il. T..
Clark 10 +. j.. Pelzcr, Trustee, dated the 2sih
day of February, 1877. | will sell ON
Wednesday February 5th, a. D., 1879, ut
the place known ms the Nidwav
Plantation. formerly Of II. l.. Clark. in Or.
angebnrg County, $. g.. "nn Steam Engine.
Terms cash. CANA d. HIINE Act
Orangcbnrg, c. H., 5. C., january I'D
jan "a i,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
~ORASGEBrRG CorSrY.

O~RANGEBrRG County.
-, January 10th 1879.
The Lake or hollow Bridges Cabout six.
teen in nnmbcr) ut the Bamberg Crossing
on South Edi~to River will be lc: ont. to be-
bn ut, to the lowest bidder on the lStl, day
@! iei r'inry next, ut = o'clock NJ, nj the
Bridge by the County Commissioners
l'v Order If Tie Beard.
Il. X. MALONE
jan "a 4,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
For Sale.

IUT OdI6.
Valuable Town rropcrty-rhrc Stores
and several Lots.
Lot No. | on corner Of Russell an Trad
we'll 81.
L.ot No. > on Russell 81. next to lot No.
Lot No. " on Railroad Avenue, one Farm
of ) acres will, one House on j..
y good Brick iard DIS acres.
For terms apply 10
MRS. NJ. i. TEADWELL.
jan II r.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
n lssoluiion of Copartncrship

Noti e is hereby given that the partner.
ship between JOHN G.. PIKE and JOAB
W. MOSELEY, was dissolved on the first
day of January, A.. ID. 1879, by mutual
consent. All debts due tn the said partner
ship ar 10 he paid to, and those due from
the same discharged by JOHN G. PIKE
who will continue the business at the old
stand under his own name.
} G. PIKE,
J. w. MuSEIEY.
Orangcburg, $. g., JAM, Is. 9.-ian a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24

Hayes Reform.

The President has nominated Sam
Lee, the notorious Radical, for Post
Master of Sumter.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

ORANGrBCHG CorNrY.
Orangcburg, S. c., Jan. IL, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that all Free
Schools now running in this Comfy are
ordered to close on the first of February.
II any Funds are then remaining we pro-
pose opening the Schools earlier in the
fal. d. l.. CONNOR,
jan 1915 School Commissioners
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
1 s z 8.
A Happy an Prosperous Year to All,
~ White and Black Great M Small.
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Down With Oppression" and &oum! Live and let Live! snu Gloss FGme,am l for Cash,
4, 10 NIswhant~-w y@r m BARGAINS mmL inca whMhc '
ma mmMm wmm @M h mMMm gE m may mt" don't Emmh "EMmwmmIr Prices eyo naa
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pmEs '" ""H"k rem I'M" rT Writing Books pM'& CO." BANKRUPT
no Me Working Glass %mc Mm-wsn invite mm where your 1ms is looked After where your hare armed
G~wHN,n DR. Goods, Notions, Boots Shoes crary lin Ware Clothing &c,
To- pay us visit
MaH%M%s Gw GOODS rvw Weak and ra Child ~hhM Ah and the Nan mhh T~umLu ~ad alike with
c. D. KORT
PROP. ORIGINAL AUCTION HOUSE.
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Minnes0tas landtbruksinstitut.
College Of AgricatltNre.l A. ..$e5

% Professorn i eoretisk och praktisk
jordbrukssko otsel, ,inr Charles J. Lacy,
har godhetsfullts 1emnat oss foljande
upplysningar omsd eta laroverk. E.zSi zS
The College OF Agricnffure bildar
.en afdelning af statens uniyersitets
Dess fakultet bestar af preside denten
for universitetet och professoreTna
#i geologi, kemi. engelska spraket och
jordbruksveten tenskapen. / andra am.
men erhalla de studerande underyis-
ming i det egentliga uniyersitetet.|
4 Larokurserna vid landt tbrnksinstitu.
rrtet aro tre en- SEARS, en- 3.ars och en-
forela asningskurss for farmare Ut
soIn dessa fnnas speciella kurser. som
4 .kunna, genomgas af hyar och en- utan
f6regaende examination.
Eleverna yid delta institut atnjuta
Stamina f6rdelar som univ yersitetets
Sstndenter. De kunna namligen be.
gagna sig af universite allmanna
abibliotek, som bland annat innehaIler
a5fver 100 vol ymer, egnade at jord-
brnksvetenska apen- yidare flafva de
tilltrade till universitetets museum,
knologiska samlingarne, kemiska
-och fysiska laborato torierna, ritsalarne,
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;Lagen angSende tidningar och
q tfdskrifter i For. Staternas

fE3S ]. y. Prenumeranter, som ej uttryck-
sligen tillkannagifya motsatsen, anses
fortsatta prenumerationen.
2.} Tillsager, prenumeranten, att
han eli langre 6nskar hafva tidningen,
ar .utgifvaren dock berattigad att
.skicka densamma, till all 'lprenume
4, rationsskuld ar safbetald. - ,@z3 Il.
81, Underlater prenumerant. att
ssafhemta tidningen fran slit apostkon-
tor eller neker har att emottaga den,
ar han likval ansvarig for, priset dara,
anda till han gildat all skuld till It'd
ningen, och direfter beordrat dess
:,lpphorande. ~ .S.,.:.s- S LII: ii
Az Prenumerant, som; $andrar abo-
stad utan att .underratta utgifvaren
.harom, och salunda fortfarande later
tidningen sandals till den inspiring
liga adressen, ar fortfarande ansvarig
-~fSrsdonson,noa A-iafsti%f- Or ~ os@
j. 5.)s.eAtskilliga domstolar hafva
f faststalit, att .nekande att pa9post.
:kontoret emottaga sin tidning iurakt-
latelsesatt7 .afhe1ntas densamma, ,eller
.bortfyttning fran orteno att nn'
derratta utgifyaren, bor, ansesaoch
bestrafas, sasom uppsat till svek och
bedrageri." Pm H.. = y. = * - 5.s:,,.,
6.l2sEn hvar, sog emottager och
begagnar en- tidning, betraktas enligt
lag sasom prenumerant, antingen han
beordrat tidningen eller ej. aRS.F@s1 az ''s
~ Betalar prenumerant for.
:, skott,tt ar han skyldig att yid prenu.
7merationstidens slut underratta ut
gifvaren, handelse han ej fortfaran-
de will bibehalla tidningen. Urakt:
later han delta, eyer rntgi fYaren ratt
att framgent sanda tidningen, och
prenumeranten halles ansyarig, anda
till han uttryckligen afsagt sigeden.
samma, och: pa samma gang inbetalt
allaresterande afgifter: Mo- : 1a.4 5s.st,s rs
S
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Hyad ar att hushal

~ -. E,sfF s.k4 Hr..El go
Umbara ar s on god grund for all
!, hushallning.5 Men -ordet tyydes yy'd1e
\ helt olika saf plikaa persao1nner zone och
inom olika samhalls klasserag Den
enc enc anser sig domd till en- svar
forsakelse under forhallanden,
dari en- AMMAN skulle anse sig lef-
va luxuriioost. Att umbara detj
nodvandiga blir en- pligt, da man. ma
sa behofver. Men huru mycket
ssonodigt skulle man Ficke skunna
lemna, utan att darigenom mista
sin valmaga .eller trefDad, for att
vinna tilIfalle till ! storre. !. bade
! ] nyttigare och ibehag gigare, utgif-
der. Kan du icke tanka dig nagot
/ s,ellersz n1agrat sma: behof. hYarpa du
dagligen1 utgifver ex; y 50l 3 cent.
Naval, so cents CORA pa 'aret 1so,
pa ito ar 1900 .eller med ranta Of;
yer 1000 dollars. e, 900 dollars d,}tLal
g ar en- vaeker sparpennillg for ls So
ner, som skola uppfostras, ;eiler
dottrar,s - som SON .skola lemna hemmet.
Resultaten af en- sadan spar
@samhet hafya vi nyss yisat, ON
den an sendast beloper sigtill 30
4cts ON sdagens Da5 Vi rekomlmrn'eIn- Z @ q
dera sumbarandet at@vara herrar i
allmanhet, kunna vi icke annat
an tillrada .fruntimren sparsam-
heten. Qvinnan kan spara i hem
met, till en- otrolig grad, utan att
darfore vara snail. Hon kan spa
ra genom att self deltaga i cit
och annat husligt goromal. RI Hon
kan .spara pa visthuset genom att
J .berakna shvarje !; atgang. sal att IN
tet forfaresI, Darmed ar icke
sagdt, att hon .iu icke3 3gerna. ma
berakna en- portion i grytan for
den rfattige; det har aldrig giort
nagot hns fattigt. Men det: som
oberaknadt blir ofver, .det som ic-
Ike tillvaratages, det som utkastas
eller forfares, kan pa ett total al
ar ga till cit kapital, hvars belopp
ingen anar. just den, som sparar
pa matsoch klader, kan klada den
Sfattige. ON han an self icke III
rik. ., ed
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vaxthuset, dessutom fa de begagna sig
az Iandtmateri.instrdment nter SAINT
deltaga p1aktiska f 6fnlingar ll gar pas pa sta. a:
tens experimental. farm.s aid ..!2,5s
De, ,sou6 6nska genomga nagon kurs
i delta laroverk, bora skriftligen van
da sig till professor Chas. z. Lacy,
Minneapolis, MINI. E 4
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gelisk lutherska synoden af Nora I'LL:
nois. Fran den tiden har den tillhort
den skandinaviska evangelist luther
ska Augustana synoden at Norra Ame.'
rika. Denna synod raknar tnu 6s,702
medlemmarr. med 3s,559s komnlmunikan:
ter och 3O2 f6rsamlingar med 1923 lara
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=, .!.:red Il "a T(Forts fran foreg. n:o.)
Pastor NoreliusI fortsatter sin be.
skri fning salunda !: ''~ ~ ~ ..'-, .''''
Jag vvaldes val till county-auditor
ar 1857 men delta skedde min
franyaro OCT. utann' min vetskap.a Jag
afsade mig embetet och hr Going ut:
namdes i mltt stale. Men for att
aaterrvanda till min stidning = Den ut.
1gafs endast iva ganger manaden
men bordan 'af att fedigera den, / for
ening med min larare. och missions
u v1errksamheet va var + nastan for tung for
mfg Mfg. Min hustrus helsa blef samre,
och pa warren 1857 ,lhade jag ett svart
I; ;a1nffall at l[ungblodnipg.s :Efter att hat
va "a 9uippehallH 4tidningen ett ar-och
aret 1857 var det Tsvaraste | Minneso'
tas historic blef det foreslaget att for
ena "a y den nl' med aHemlandet,'' som da
publicefades j Galesburg. ELL, och att
flytta den f6rrenade tidningen till Chi
cago. Delta forslag vann bifall af bag
-ge partierna.
Under tiden futsags jag som agent
,f6r, att .ssmla medel for upprFat prFat attandet
3afsvenasskadinayiskta professors.befatt.
ming vid Illinois iversitet.a Jag
antog utnamningen- och ayttade till
Chicago med min famili., Men tider'
snazvorosmindre gpassande fol- f0reta'
gets framgang och mittagentskap ned
ladies' ii stallet sblef jag 5redakt6r AT
5sfIemlandets och zen aannan religios
n1anadsskrift. Efter ettA .ar lemnade
jag redakt6rskapet och ~betjenade en
forsamling i Attien, Ind, ett ar:e Jag
vailes nu till resande missionar for
Minnesota och flyttades till st. Paul.
Denna syssla skotte jag tills i Septem.
bersls8l.s Das jag.slemnade befaastitaniin' 81 y j.
geni Nosembep S5S, i-kaIlade sfasa sa fn: /
negarne / aBadWingo goeh Vasa pastor
j. P. g. Boreen, hvilken nyligen an.
Iandt fran Sverige, att -fylla min plats
for ett ar Viddtslutet afsflenna5 It'd
,yaldes han, til pastor j Red Wing, men
Ii Yasa endast Il vice pastor. enedan
f6rsamHnge !annu M hyste hopp ON IA att att
|jag gssknlle aaterVanda.e a S7.l.sI .ssn,ss
|E |s Under hans lid sskilde sig nagra ia.
ffier r 8n fi rSamlingen 1 Vasa och