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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S. C.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1870.
aearcely known. Not wishing to bo
deprived of religions privileges, tliey
grt forced to uuite with other denom
inations. AVe need ministers of our
own Ihitli to break to them the
“Bread of Lift'-'’ This fact calls
l #m Dy for the resuscitation of ohr
Ahna Mater. If the Synod of Sooth
Carolina? nhuost aingle-lmuded and
alone, coaid succeed hi rearing snch
an Institution ns Newberry College
w#s before the late disastrous war
,-rought its corse, with how much
more case can the resuseitntion of
that Inatliotion be effected, since
t ), e responsibility rests upon the
whole Ok-nkkai. Synod, ootoprtoml
J trend District Synods!
Brethren, let us lay bold of the
work with a fins band. Let not the
toils, and can's, and prayers of our
fotber* be forgotten, ltather let the
amatle of the fathers fall upon their
sous, he* the energy, {lersevontnoe
and self-denial, whieh characterised
their deeds, animate swr breasts. 1
caU upoa the Alumni of our cherished
Institution to adopt, in rvferepce to
her, tho language of the Psalmist:
“Iflfvryrt thee, O Jeruoaltn, let my
rigkl ktad forget her cunning. If I do
tot remember thee, let my tongue cleare
to the roof of my Month ; if / prefer
tot Jeraaalem to my chief jog*
*1 J. P. M.
For tlw L.ilhmn Visitor.
Tho General Synod.
Is it necessary to write more about
the approaching meeting of our
General Synod f or has all, or enough
been written already t The thought
ful and practical pen of “Juan" has
given ns several most timely and
important articles on this subject.
It is ntd for the pur]>osc of saying
anything additional, but to rejieat
what he has urged, that this article
is written.
The subject of a Theological Sem
inary m ill occupy much time. Shall
it bo established ! is the first consid
eration. If this lie answered affirm
a tied v, then follow these questions
to be determined: Who will constitute
the instructors f whore should it be
located! ami bow raise tho money
for meeting the necessary ex|iensesT
If in tlie jirayerfttl judgment of the
Syuod a Seminary be uecdod, God
Many of oar moat populous cities Ifiwira PYMVmrUHt. Peter's chareli.
are ready for the work of missions. Allentown, l»a., will hold midi ■
Lynchburg and vicinity contain a
large population of Germans. The
writer of this article bos lieraona!
knowledge of not less tbun twenty
Geriunn families living in and around
this city, and these embrace perhaps
not one-half of tho number that
claim the oversight of our church.
Memphis apjiouls to us eveu more
strongly. In addition to n large
German population, the Swedes are
now settling there, and these neAl
but bear the cull of some true Ln-
therati pastor to bring them into the
fold. Texas is a most inviting mb*,
siofutry ground. Hundreds of our
spiritual children are already scat
tered^ over that wide and fertile
territory, and the number is rapidly
ineresifsing. These are hungering
far the bread of life, and who should
have the oversight but we. Unless
our church awake to the Importance
of supplying her children, then others
will entice them. The General Con
feivnee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, now iu session at
Memphis, is seriously considering
the question of sending missionaries
among these German settlements.
And wlmt of Mobile, New Orleans,
and other cities of the South, togeth
er with many rural districts, where
our ehiltlreii of the church are dwell
ing? All those ap]N*al to ns with a
voice that we dare not disregard.
Now, here is a work worthy of the
set-ions consideration of the General
Synod.. No more important subject
can claim tho attention than that of
meeting these wants. Mon ami
money are loudly called lor. Let
judicious plans for systematic giving
be set oil foot. Appoint committees
to open correspondence with mir
German and Scandinavian Lnthernifa
Sooth, ami on the continent of
Kun>|*-, that tliey may give of their
large number of pastors to assist us
in coring for these destitute ones
There is no other way of meeting our
wants, and unless we brgiu this
work, we have no longer a moral
right to sr|iurate Synodical existence.
Better, tenfold hotter, attach our
selves to some one of the general
bodies North, than to pretend to
occupy ground which wo cau not
rill preiKtre a way for its cstaltlisli cultivate. Our slothfulm-ss lias long
west if his servants co-work with *' ll0,! fd* las u a Just ruiisi- for altutuc.
bin. In this, as in all things per ^ ( IW ^ H1! d bring forth
taiuiug to Christianity, faith must " <l,ks that will entitle os ton i.umc
lead the way. The first question is to * ivr
festival on WhU Sntidav. The notice
tfanw taken to nhl in snj»|sirthig the
uiiuioii in Knot Indio.
Reiteprenligm-.—Hand him on, dear
ZeiUchrift; the field is whiti unto the
lun vest. Our »cutiered aheep are
everj-wherw, and the mountains are
so barren I
» MKTHODIBT.
The Quadrennial Conference of the
Methialist Chareli assembhsl tli« 4th
instant at MemphlH, Tenu. This is
tlm first General Oonfrrenc* iu which
Iwjtnen have avats. Delegates elect
cd 246, prewent at tho o|ieuiug 107.
The Iiixlioii’s address contrasts tbs
conduct of tb« present generation
with the past, and urges the minis
ters to urge tijMHt their ebiirgia the
necessity of family worsfai|>. It uMo
*-ts forth that the number of young
raru now ofleriug Cur tlie ministry Is
wholly Inadequate to the demaud of
the church, and that aL |is bo taken
to remedy Ibis, and also to improve
the literature and publications of tlie
chnrcli.
A memorial was preaeuteil from
Texas asking the extension of Meth-
udisiff among tho tiernnuis hi that
State; asking for a Bisliwp for that
State; protsnung to furnish him wiili
a borne.
A memorial was presented fount
the Ihsinl of Domestic Missions,
urging the ('oufon-nce to take steps
to purchase lots for eluireh puiqsisrs
in tlie towns sitriugfng up along
the Union amt Central Pacific Itoil-
roads, to cvtmUroH the work of other
churches In that quarter.
MISCRLLANBOl’H. -
A Hume for invalid eb rgyiasn of
the l'rotestant K|ib«sipal Church is
to tie established at Aiken, B. C.
Tbs Pittsburgh Presbytery of.
the Hr incised l'resliyteruui Ohareb,
w hich took nmbrage st tlie exclusion
of George H. Btnsrt fur sisging
hymns, bos resol vnl to join tbs Pres
byterian Church, reserving tbs right
to retain their tundras if worship and
tm 1
•F
i ta Oslmabte.
U.
Muller, Saody Hun, $2; H.
on, Handy Hun. $3; Dr.
•shwacke, Charleston, 13;
Hmitb, Charleston, #A| 8t.
cbnrrh, (Hev. HMgh,)
M. II. O,
G. S. It.,
In
arrears from
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W TO WORK I NO PEOPLE.U3
WB®KK^2SJbL T 3»
“Wit- Isrwiew cau inoke from 41.3U to
•* after »npp<-r nnrtl tieddme easy, and
ttoO toofi r» wMi their other work at all.
Imdiea sod boy* can rank* as numb a*
men. WrHf to ua. and we will par yon
for your tnraUr if yoi are not sufiafisiL
Direct ytmr lettar to
• 8. L. KISftOO A CO.,
Itutherford Dpt., Teto.
*•*}-» trt-im
At tbe Memorial Convention (Goo-
gregwtiunaft iu Chieagaeoo tlie 97th
■It., resolntlonh were pnasnl in fovor
of raising ga.ooo.ooo for Tbeologieal
Hcmiiiariea and for tbe erect toe of a
Coogregntionnl House in Boston for
a denominatioiinl library, and ua a
home for Congregational Benevolent
goeWO*
ReligiouB Notices.
Western Cooftreaes of W. C. Synod.
The Western Conference of the
North Carolina Hjnod will meet in
Trinity ehureh (Hev. Moser’s charge),
on P*rhlay evening. May 27th.
I*. M. HOUR Srerrtary.
Gaaaral Synod
The next Convention of the Oen
erel 8yn<wl in North America sill
be held in tbe Lutheran church, Win
chester, Va., commencing on Thurs
day before Trinity Huuday, June
12th, 1870.
L. A. BIKLR, See'g.
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CnUBCH MUSIC BOOKS.
In Arrears
We make a change la our list of
dchiiqiu-nts by giving tlie iuitiais of
the post olHees. Wo will wait again
two works, arul then give the par
tteulaiw.
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Special Notices.
Shaking and Burning
The Temple C*oir-~By T. F.
l)t. biaill Mown,aud Vfm. B. B
Contain ins ua unuausl variety in itscon-
♦eets for die use of chairs. Tlie Kingina
Hchool 1 lemrUsant is iwcxrelleA bring
very rlssr in it* prngreminn.and i-qin-uif-
ly attractive in the acha tissa,
The Keg Xotr.—Hj Wm. B. Brodburj .
Om- of the aiarc recent of ns eelclinited
aatbor'a work*. Attnu-tlve and complete
L'^-Ittsire-. heu fas* of
Chinch Miudr. Mote titan 900,6110 have
slmsdy >ieeu aokL
Prire of single copies (If the above, ft M
each. Sl.TJO per ifoaeo. 8 perl men espies
seal puHtags paid on receipt of price.
Ouvkb Ditsox A Co., Boston.
C. H. I>rr»os A Co., New York.
May 18 17—tt
EL £ STOKES’
B OOK UINDFJIY. Ill AN K HOOK
MnmiCset.irj- and Paper UidiiiK E»-
MldisHvtt. t olawUa, H. C. Mask Books
«*< all kiiuLx sack am hherilT*. CVerka’
I'rohnte Jiidgr*’, County Cnmsiimlsn-
ers', Ac, Bisdr til order, sod ruled to say
pariern. of the loot paper and material*.
B ah or orphan* printed heading*. Alan,
ir indexed, a* iriquind.
Il b Bat i
of krai aa*
i jpooxy hum ifaa tmpk-a
payed or
It" old HmAo, !i«> Kooko, Journal*.
Caoh llooko. Irsp-ia, fee, of Biy own
bibbufuel ure, kept eniintsBdy on hand, at
unit. Periodical*.
Wotiss.
Delegates te tks Ocasral Synod
not how can this Work Is* done f hut
iWtbaJhtesenta of Christ’s kingdom
■ItruiimI it? r .
Too liuieh of the work of the
rlmrdi is undertaken as an ejrjteri-
meat. Our efforts fail, and we
attribute the result to any thing else
wtiier than a want of faith on onr
l«rt. In onr judgment, uil the jioints
imlicuted above are important. I’n
less we cau offer ;idv«ntuges nearly
approaching those of similar *-lus»ls
in other sections, wlmt assnrtnice
have we that onr own young men
s ill seek instruct ion in the Seminary
of oar Synod I Have we a right to'
expect them to sacrifice tlieir inter- ! *" nw, 0f <hi *k
ests as caudidntes for the rnsjMiusi
Oor General Synod must make a
vigorous rouimeueemeiit in this di
rection. Is't the church unde rstand
that this coming convention is to In-
something more than a sia-ial union
where ministers ’meet together to
revive old triciidshi|xs, and to ever
vise their “mere ly advisory jaiwers."
Give Us something tangible, earnest,
something filled with the spirit of
faith and wisdom, and you will
iiiM|iin* ns with a like zeal.
We make locution of olio other
item as in our judgment claiming
the attention of Synod. D is tli.it
of cstaliHshing a Chnrch Book dure.
(W* are confident that tbe reisirter “ ■
mud bn we ir hnuxlcrntood, sad that Th* IVdegstes In the aptwooeblMg
“cooperate" and not “counteract' * Vmvmitmu of onr General Synod, to
is tin* rniTvct term.) “ 1 ha held in Winchester,- Vn^ June
On the last day quite a variety n lh, 1876, aud alt otlicr brethren who
of important matt** was broaghi 1 expect to attend, will ph-aae give
forw ard. We give a brief synoptical early notice of their pwnwwir to T. W.
view of them in tbe order of their Ih*di, the |<nstor of the congregation
presentation before tlx- Conference : in Winchester, so that ample provis
I. Tlie effort to abolish the office of 1 ion ran be made for their comfortable
Presiding Kkk-r was defeated. 2. | cntretsinaient.
TIm- t'kriotiom Airoeate is to be in ' ■ — *
crcamvl in size. A A foaik Is to is-1
published defining n uniform system |
of eliureb arrhitcctare; and a period J avxoii OF XriBTH rttoutu.
ienl called tbe HotHe (‘Irele is to lx- t'trricmt—Crlaripala: Iters. W. A.
published. 4. A projumition to strike Julian. H. Hi-herer, G. D. Ilcrwhriiu,
out tbe word Booth from the title I* A. Itu-kle. AHernatrs t Iters,
of the Metlnsliat Chiirvli, there rqi C. II. llcrtiheim, 8 Itothrork, W.
resented was referred back ta th, Kiuifed!. !. C. Gres.-elose.
Cuofrrcnec. A Dr. Hammers' rom I>*f—l*rii*ripal*: II. IL Filers,
. OM-ntiirv on two Umks of tlie New T. M. Hchoffncr, CoL I*. X. llellig.
Testaiueut was n|qu-o\r,l awl com Dr. I*. A. Sift, 111. Attrrnatea: SIsJ.
: imndisl to the rkurclt. ti. A loug U- G- lleilig, Ca|d. J. A. Fisher,]
di lute on lha Itinerancy, and th. tl. I» Crevmm, w. I. KlatWr.
! substitution of tbe pastoral system. —
was iu progress when the Coufcrvno svxod of sovth cauoijna.
adjourned. Clerical—Principals: Itev*. T. H.
It is believed a large
14 Tw«o A iu*krgo *U u.»
| at ikk lt*.iwaaarfikBl ckaapl
ovary 4*y or arcry atlwr *»y, aa Ua rus way
W. or Mi lit Iks KaaMrufsishimrUa (Wm
Ml A war* vM iIibu Wwlmey tBsksra.
S'ksl a*a Omf dolag to rxpaWha mrirmamla
a isrWBaa Ui,jcralara f—4a Irak Its? <AUb auW
Baaidi ID fcstj Are Uaryr Wuoiiig iDubOb
*rM> gslaiar, UKCoby so|vn],ng iM asusdoras
at ttasf hoars >o4 Drpol-iay th* viforof their
rysHBiT Saan at iMa
t'» lasprW; of Ura. a D
rsu >aUa aI liras* t a Miami ih
0sirrs aa a Xanaiam so4 oortoNi apanOa ta
Ln tad a got M BwImtosJ aa4 atvavrioDd ra
dl (Brit or ths raoatry tkat taL-ndik-alt*
jraa* The irridraD «f aach hxwnirs heyta
B BD It tarty la Th« tprtaa a?
•paa Ihc OMoaoBi by Wtdrh Ibry
od. au al at Ihtoa. ptthapq la a hBod adhre
mev la srrar w iL rptcidby of aiar preptr.
laM U>r jf.at.r bbs.Uv.
If ihrst la ray tied bet D iknapoMiai. It lo
fid*: that the OODre at*a br bettor mkxmnl
apaitm dl lha rartalka of pertadk- antadns yrv
dorr I hr aawl«d onrei calnlaria i iboa aOy
ike turret
Smx HI
Id* B«*s, nr snv
fa the nedti-at ntylr.
othr-r
at rtf’,
si jrirew to ML m BMsi
so n-nv nr? ImbH a large rtiel of Blank
in package* at five hundred—dx, quarter
and half ahe«-la,aU for sole tom for rook.
March 2 26—tf
WATCHES AND JEWELTtY.
I still r,Miriam- the Wntrii and Jewelry
A iMUWMcaa iu my new rotabUaluneiil.
cm. r n< lfh hanU.ii and Tayloi street*.
I niaiulda. K. C.
litU sod Silver Watches, Jewell),
King*. Sllicr ami Plated Wore always to
he l,:td. or forniolird on favorable tetmia.
t U« Lo. Watrln-o, Jewelry, Munit Boxes, ,
In«:nim< uIn Ac., i
cm-,-d Kumjasm tr,
Jan 20
Miscellaneous Advertisementa.
A BI 0 IT
iniufim
Mtnaar’* Fnr SiapliBisg Paints.
Patent Sererted Woodtn Agraflk Bridge
throuicliout. retains foe sweetoem of tbe
okl wood Bridge, and obtains the solidity
of the nit tel l K > -ft-, without Its ofoee
Patent Compound Wrest Plank
which holds tho Tuning Pina, u six hm-rs
of Maple, grain running (liffirontly. This
plank never apMta.
Patent Pull Iron Frame
eaaeeatiwtea fa front of the Tunhig Pina,
heretetare dajnauing iron, which iu
(fiber Piaaaa hnrtfnlly anirmnula tlm
1 ““■« HaariatMl “butte- fate the front
«b» of tbe Flank, aud effectually rosista
the tweuty ton* strain.
Patent Diagonal Suctaining Bar
T ^ aat i *“*• to and
with the rted fitniign under tlio
Otc****"— “—
Affidavit of Superiority over alL
Th* First Butetlg Impartial Trial
*rsr Had.
nan> fold txials agadut
Stebnray**, Chi eke ring’s, and
other Pianos.
Wc tbe nndendgaed, make oatii that at
the rime of the hist Fair of tlie American
Inatitutc. held iu New York immediately
following the French K.xraMtion m p«ri£
two I'ninoa made by Stein way A Son*,
one Finuo made by Cluckeriug A Son*,
oue Patent Arum Piano made by GC
Manner, and oeveiul other makers’ instrn-
un ute, were tried airafaat <neh otber, hy
order and under the- control of the officers
of the Institute, to decide which Piano on
lh..k |*a|>rtw—MediiUB, ItewiL FlatCap, 2^fe3SW«3E£:
r^> ! W - nat.LHter. nai lUl Pap.-r,
covered
trial, hricc all at aaid Piano* w,
the Jmbras auiert ooc of tie oiad Pianos
aa the book, which, upon uncovering, both
timoo proved hi be tl* aaid Patent Anon
Piano, aw .-mlinp it the “First 1’renunm,”
“uvt-r all other*, for being the beet Hyman
Pm mo loom- a to tin*.'
Thia trial wa* after ('bickering A Sons’
inano bad received the Ix-gh* of Honor
and Medal, and foeUiway A Sou* the
Mivlol from Napoleon; and the Judges of
said trial were:
rt
'foTTeapoT af Music,
U. DiEHCKS.
21-ly
majority will
vote for adhesion to I he nriguial
astern of Itinerancy, niwl declare
tlmt no minister mu remain in («ie
flock longer than two years.
Drs. ('ntterell, of Alabama, and
Edwaitls, of Virginia, are eloquent
udvoeutea of tborooglt reform in the * rapt. J. I’. Anil, 11. Coins.?
old gystem of the church govemaH-nt ] antes: W. Haiti* anger, G
of this kind? A publication boil*
Mities of tlie gospel mini.strv merely ,,,a > ** ot l’FJt tieable juel now, Imt
to patronize a home seb.s.l ? We ** ,h "' k a llw,k Rr l««* or T 'N 1U ">
ten not hope to be relieved from ,f ‘^» l > Ilsl 'ed vnmhl result well for
competition w itli similar seliools ,ke e hnrch. If we are going to
North iqfixi the mere ground of «" live »* independently
Synodical References. This has "* A great work is bef.ue
i>rensiade plain i„ the parallel his- ’ •»! ,nn - v the , - or<1 R ivt ‘ “» ,l “
' mi??.! and strength to undertake it.
& A. UUPASH.
and IIh- alsiliiiou of tlie itinerancy.
The MetlKKlixt Kpisreqial ('him h,
rioutb, has in Cali forma S-TH3 mem
hers, fifty-nine traveling and fifty-
live ' tkn- *‘ hs's! preachers, and thirty one
chuivlirs.
Hoi nest, J. Ilawkiq*, J. II. Ilononr,
J. P. HmelUer, A. It. Itutlr. Alter
nates: Ifevn. J. A. Hligh. I’. Derrirk,
W. 8. lUiwm yi, J. >'. Derrirk, IV. A.
Itonck.
lj*g—I’riin ijMila: t'ajd.G.H. llaM-k-
er, J. F. Mehinner, Maj. P. H Wise,
Alter
Evers,
Dr. D. I* llourr, F. W. Ilcdetilmagh,
Ft. fl. (Tii«dni.
turie* of Philadelphia and Gettys-
ixng. Young men will go where
the advantages are Hiqiet ior. These
considerations make tlie question of
loratroa and Faculty of almost vital
importaucp; yea, applied to the lat
tor, *e will any of vital imiHirtancr.
let the combined wisdom of the
fepreseirtativetsof tlie church prayer
, folly observe it.
It fa uot important that we find
the prerise central {mint of Byuod
for the loeation of the Heminary, imt
it should not lie within a stone’s cast
of Philadelphia or Gettysburg, nor
Jtt too near tbe rice atw! cotton
fields of tbe Mouth. It should be in
enr midst, ami at tlie same time
w here it might be resorted to by
)oang men from ail parts of the
^wwtry, without a Burreuder of
health. i
fttt a Theological Seminary is not
tlR ‘ on, Y, or most important subject
for consideration by tbe Ovneral
^jnod. Nearly related to it is tluit
°f ltome missions. No one who trnly
"wIT* ** tlle hitcrests of our
'-lmreli ean be bliud to tbe impor-
te,K * °f this question. Our ehureh Is
culpably wanting in n mission
s l'irH. If 8e]f-n>prouehes and seen-
" atlou * poold undo the mischief of
•urnier years, tlie work would bo
' > ' ,ut these eun not repair tbe
waste places, nor remove the wreck
a -Txmd ns. We can atone for this
****** by faith, prayer and earnest
work.
Au increased iaterest is manifest
lH eo the part of young men in the
"ork of the ministry. Many arc
"fi) fog to the clrarcb: “Here am I;
*^ n<1 “to-” God Is preparing tbe
•to 8 ? and lie -looks to the ohtirch to
Dirnfah the means.
The waste places arc increasing,
snu we must go in aud occupy 'them.
nrNoo of YtRoiaiA.
( lei teat—Prim i|Msls : lb To. D. U.
Hitth-, D.D.. T. IV. Dusk. G. A. I*wig,
O. W. HoUaad. Alfa-rusten: Revs,
i J. F. Campbell, J. Sommers. J. II.
LUTHERAN.
Virginia.—Rev. J. II. Greiner lias
accv]ficd n coll to the (life’s (Historate,
lately vacated by Rev J.C. Ilcpiod.
Rev. K. Grothe, of Lock Haven,
Cliiirim County, Pa., has gone ox er
to tlie Missouri Synod, and bos taken
bis congregation with him. lie and
bis congregation formerly bekmgvil
to the (Jeutral Pennsylvania Synod.
Tlie way we acconut for this is, that
he wits (i student of tlie ftelinsgnm-
Institute, and read tbe American Lu
theran.—Lutheran and Mitnionarg.
Tlie American Lutheran fa nuxiona
to become the organ of tbe Western
Synods. Tlie climate of Pmnsjirn
nia, not being favorable to its anti-
eonfessioii aud radical devclo|nm-Dt,
It desires to journey “Westward lio.”
Tip Salt River to the Salt Iatke,
Utah, Mormons, Brigham Young,
tbe amended Confession—nothing.
The Lutheran Chareli lias existed
for 302 years, und grown to 1» one
of the largest religious bodfes in the
world, numbering In this country
2,020 ministers, ,V*10 churches, nml
300,000 members.
Death of Dee. A. Henkte.—Rev.
Aud row i leu kle, who woa engaged
in the ministry of the Lutiaran
Chnrcli in Ohio for nearly sixty years,
having come to thia Sfate in 1812,
departed this lifs at his home in
Farmersvilfe on the 23d nit., in U»e
80th year of lifa age. lie hud been
pastor of tbe Germantown charge
for upwards of 40 years, and preach
ed until two weeks previous to the
time of bis death.—^Standard.
. BAPTIST.
The Southern Baptist Coovcntiou <’ii|Tp, L. Heifer,
rerwiitly in seBsion nt Lsraiavilfe, reji /^^-1‘riuripaU: W. R Dakar,
reseats n eonstUiu ney of 700,000 Col. J. 8. Hfer, V. Ifoweiw, Col. Get*,
lueiubens and it bus uuder Ms cuotroi Ifayfor. Alternates: CoL W. II.
fourteen male colleges and a general nine, J. II. Wifaou, J. O. (ulfeu,
tbcofogical seminary-, which ha* up- JJ. A. Coiner,
wards uf sixty students. Moat of tbe j
endow incut* i*f these were lust
the war, but they have been re
eudowed by a self sacrificing life raUty
h> ! fiV.XOD
OF
VIK-
wortby of all praise.
(An example that Southern La
tberaus sliouhl follow.)
A resolution ottered, to appoint a
eommittee on transfer of the foreign
mimrion work of the Southern to tbe
Nortluwa Buptuta, was lost by on
MOt'THW KKTKH.N
OOrUD
Clerical—PriiK-qwda: -Revs. J. C.
Rrimus J- I> Shiny, A. Philli|q>i.
Alteruates: Rex a. D. F. Bittfe, DJ).,
A A. Rr|fit*n, L. A. Fox.
lag—Priucipnla: Samuel Kinzie,
B. l'hlcgur, CoL Josiab Brown. Al
termites: Capt. It. II. lIoHatwl, I>. B.
St reuse, Afex. Lookup.
overwhelming minority.
Ifev. l>r. TewsdaK in ths report! svxoD OF uicoaotx.
of tbe Hnmlay school Board mid:; (’Igrieal— Principalt Rev. D. M.
“Tlie acknowledged want of hon«> Gilbert. Alternate: Iter. J. Austin,
geneity between tbe peojife North I^iy— Ptim-ipal: J. Elmore. Al
and Soath will render the work of teniate: J. ltabn. *
INW-ifientioii alow. Meanwhile let us
follow tlie reiterated conviction of tho
convention, that while f a terrain taxi
with Northern Baptists is desirable,
sod will be sought, separate action
in general denominational entrqrriaea
is the policy of true peace und rarest
progress.”
K. I). Jones, Esq., of St. lamia,
sdilreised the Ofiivention, oral do
dared that be believed In Baptist
Sunday schools, aud that Baptists
should l» aggressive la bringing
into the schools tlie children of the
bind.
At s mass meeting in behalf of the
Domestic Mission Board #2,623 wefe
eoUeeted. a* a-r«4
The question of ftateniinrtioii and
co-o)ieration was brought up
ftotjmm STXOD.
Will tho Secretary please send ns
the list?
is tea Maori* tatteca «f ter
TI.m nmnbm a auric site aU 4ur
tec foray, ks* D4ar
irate, airi oar Dal Brarir
ITT, aafi laSaui of te* palter at fa«r. a b oatr
tmobmtg. F.<? itol aa aaqte aa
Ur teal la—ar. It tefira 4iq*v, at.
To WaaK af cBUIa aafi Imx as arc* aa u>
(arcral tera teat* it aaltiiac aa KhaUa aa teia
rlm'ataail repr*Ur riOutafiir
Msy 4 ‘ . AS—Iu
Ifow Adxrertioements.
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistol*,
Etc., Etc.
T 1IF. uuderaigiwd rrMpretfully iufnrate
Ms frv-mt*. ami the pwblir eiimllt,
dial hr kn-p* nnifisorl} ra band a farter-
nmt arlert Br-.Hm. iit of (tana, Pialnl*,
ABiBtBiiitiun and SpnrtmeoV cqMipmrBte-
I Ir t. a Us .etui for simn-r’a. XX ilewx li
(in.I a', and XVifaoa's Slialil, Srxriii* Ma-
rbinea, whieh caa hr examined St bia
•Sore. .
fit-B-ias Maebiaea, Cana. Piatnfa. Iron
fiafra. Luck*, iu. n-puirrd iu the beat
■uimrr. ami aatir/artira iroarwnteiA
Work from (hr raai'ft prompdy and
faithfaU.* allendrd ta.
f. \. SCHNEIDER,
Main St. C.dumtna,
Jan 2d
21-
SfC
iy
F. A S0UTER
ML HALLMAN.
& CO.,
BALT]MODE, UJK
C. K. HOGAN Prujirictor.
lUiDtVTWN OF FARE.
1b eouahleratioBi ot thr «mnl decline
faeoat
Hotel
t of all Btiraasrif ararTtaiatBa
Koepfaa, the price of Hoard wul
-li ra aad after Jumun* lot, 1870,
da
in
■F.K DAY,
III
will tie
the
38-ly
Beta*
h-ft «
-Mallhv” a hat it
.400.1 lo Bone is tin ritT.
Msy 2i 1878
BURTON k IRVING.
| /»*J XV. Bailimare street. Haltiionre.
ll)(J Mauufartun-i*of Shirt*. ('offar*.
Drawers, tie., and iM-ah r* in Men a Fur- qwrrottlle*.
nhteiur* fii-m-ndfe.
f\FALERS fa (aokfag. lfariar and
I f I She Strorea, of the nauat improved
IMfitmw. Aha*. BurnnfBetnn-iw ud deal
era in plain. Japanned aud prirard Tin
B are, houw-furafalifajr i-.wK for.
tT Store two d*mr» lekn Bryee’a c*r-
ari. Main Street, t olumhu. S.C. Orders
fnau (tie enuntre prumifilr attended to.
Hrpt 9 1800 S—tf
THE BOOK OF WORSHIP.
/VbrirW by ntbrngg of it* Seougrtkol lor
taroa AgooJ rf -V— ? fiiarrwd. '
T HIS lhiuk, of *74 paaea, Stmo. is now
maty. Wc give the <tach eight
route on every ruf»y oold, and in this way
part «t the lirofit* accrue to the rbtuvii.
1*rire, fa shn-p.... It 00
Ikirk .\ntnra 1
Arwtu-auar (illt
Morocco TueVo, gill edge.
Mntraro, extra gilt
Tmke> Moo...., pfaia
Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt..
Turkey Anlkpte
Willi gilt rlaapa, SO crate extra.
Miufatrf* and roiign-gatoxu ore rr-
I
t 00
8 *0
t T5
S 00
8 00
i|tM-atcd In arml ra ttteir ordem at
‘ « lira cent, is
Business Department
Money* Ractirei
D O 'Vanie,
B J McIntyre,
Mrs J A Purse,
Mn» T- M Kdly,
Mrs A Boreherf,
Mrs J Hiller,
.1 J Ranch,
3 M Bbraty,
[j H Htfittz,
J Spiegel,
to about a din-oust of ten
msoe. '. _ m
FTEFtT KWTI0N.
Price, fa Sheep. M; An»t*eaque, gilt
edge. Sr,; F.ngtWi Tnrl. i . *4. Ten per
oral diw-ouut made to tlmee wlm Imit in
XTFFIF. to CHAPMAN,
Hnotoarllens Cotra hfa. SC
Feb 1C 34—tf
LAPIERRE HOUSE.
URDAD and C'bestamt riitmta. Pliifa.
J» Tie nndendgiied liuring feaaed the
shore favorite Haase, and having refitted
sad refurnished it Ihronghout in the moot
elegant moaner, u 1* non ouen for the
rerrpfiina of grinds, with all the appomt-
Btrnte of a fild-efaaa Hotel.
J. B. BUTTEllWORTH to CO,
Pniprietore
May 13 MM *<>—G
Lutheran Institutions.
COLLEGES
U OAX0KE College,
('minty, Va. The 1
anally rathe
■for, and ■
Prim.—New York mill* mod in diirte,
with heat Mara hnatmtejrMAas^ffiaJ*;
|2J» pay* to 111 Xw^rafefor foulfa
VM “ m tariSd^tte per7fe«-
•8.
dlM; de-
2JW
2.98
SA®
■UM
*J8
1^8
2J»
tw
“30
in Vra E Si boh-,
another fbnn by the Rev. Dr. Jeter, Capt R II Uottanff, 2.30
of Virginia, and eleeUcd a warm John C. Ut*, AW
disetwwion, which finally resulted In J Wolfonl, 2Jff>
tlie adojition of a resolution adverse Cajd J YY Wise, 2J0
to co-oprntion with Northern BnF ' J D Etheridge,
tistn.
We furnish Milrta of (fiber gnaln of Jfo
Mrs I? YV Laadrrahire, SAOpays ta HU
14C
lftl 'failtirae„.m.*iJr
112 ! Ptreetioao f.w Ximnriag.—
, J4, of seek—rise rooad the twrad
lire watet—leugib at diwxr from lietran
112 the ahrahlrn* nr qiiniil enlmuii to the end
re, -f a rteatarod. fedthng the ana ti I iniSal
.» fert *as?.»hstrjRp
*0,1 F<w dad* *r k liaiai Stole if « tall nr
afoul ftgtilv.
tm — •
143 WBODIMO OUTFITa.
114 Order* for Gloves, Tira»*dt ua ere car,
130 fa *nr quantity, however amnff, promptly
, er^^C-0. D.. fa
in fttll, ' Expirsa, to soy part (j the eottwUy.
Max 23 1*76 90—ly
, Salem, Ruauoke
Hi-nakm* commence
, Wedorerkwiif A*-
liner, mm PWitiiHM* W luontlis. Estillia-
it expeiiara. *300. For psrtienfan apply
8. (* YVetfa. S(wtvtarj •# % Faculty:
Stransburg, Va
J^OKTH CAItpUNA CoUesv. Mmnit
ricawuth Cshanyw Cownty, K- C-
.fam-nara for tfa- Cnllegfate rear, from
5 til foPlSS. Far fafanostwa, address
IT. L. A. lUkfe, Fwldratat the College,
[auBt ITeoaOBt.
■ Broath «_tSEB, 64 » Prt mrafk fa
WY.
FEMALE SEMINARIES.
M OUNT AM(ENA Feaude Semtaory,
Mount Ffeaaant, tWhorvaa ( nupty.
; N. c. whole expense to Lnghah nml
Rev. IXLDreher, lYimiiail Mt. Floss-
! ate. X P p
New York awl Brooklyn
of Marne.
Turrgaor,
Oryefudi
yuCouae
or ot the
utuervatories
( horfea l nolel, the eminent sad favorite
Coaipuacr, and l*iawat to Ua Koyal
Highness the Due Gustave of Sox*
XX eiinar, Eiaenarh.
Frederick K. Itrandie*. Profeaanr at Mu-
rie; Teacher ut the highiT school of
Minor, for.
A. D. lirwiuanu, Organiat at cathedral.
J<-r*t* elty; Puni-t, for.
Julias Neuhaidt, Robert Rieger,
Henry Hiller, Cture. SoMwedri.
August liruenberg, Bob*t Mnraneg.
O. C. Manner, (luremor and iXiteutou
of tbe Arira Pfanu Forte.)
Sworn farfnre me this 29d Jutv, IW
GTg. TAYUtR, Coiu’r of Deeds.
Tlie Arfeni Piano ia the cheapest, mast
durable, feast complicated, require* fena
timing, mid dor* not get out of order.
It U
The Standard Piano.
Write for affidavits, puriphfet and dr-
< ii far. and ct.itf fa what pnjx-r 'you aaw
thi* advettaarmrut.
HT AGKXTti WAX TED jn
fa every city and town where we have
mfi already appuiuUd them.
COYELL & Ctt,
XVareronma and Office, So 554 Bruada ay,
Manufactory , 18T to 188 Hi.wery, N Y
Jan 27
A Perfect Sewing Machine.
“t»8 FAtBT.”
F0M 0 XL T FIVX DOLLARS:
W ORKS au aar Lilric,Worn tea finest mow
Ka to tee Imrina beaver ckfih. No
Bieebaaieal ingeouiiy icqoirad to is* team. Tbe
■rural will au break oor rip Will warraat lo
giverelidactioa. Fall dirccrioa* acoompaoy each
50,000 HOW HI USE.
Liberal tecau gireB to (grata Will seed aa*
Machine caaxu to aay oac gtMng up a dub of
lea
Send mauey is rtyitkrtd IdBr.
Addrare R«v, C n BKRXHEUI,
Ocecnil Agent faeihe mle of -The Feuyr Sew
ing Machine, Gibeoarilfa Oaffiord County, North
OraOna
Kit AD THM 0P1S loss OF TBS PRESS.
A Sewing Machine lire heeoaw an abrelute
nrceantr in retry well regulated family. The
-F»irj-’ cuuuxnxla uadi where'er used.—X. Y.
IbroU.
Work* • coarph-tc rrvulrilo* fa an artlcfa of
re atari, utility —X. Y. HW.fi, .
Tbe torn price fa by no menu* it* chief reeora-
<urndaln.—Deary Word Marker.
Poreera* every requisite foe family me—X T.
Simple fait* oporauon, ead not likelr to got
out of order.—Boehm Poof.
It toppNe* a deeidcratawD fang fefc by those
where imk are liauled.—BaOeffe Lodyo Book
Will be fa every family fa tee land.—X. T.
TKfoae ‘
Simple tn oonetrectloa, sad yet the work fa
rqnai-to hie ben.—CWirafn fHfore
Feb 23 23—3m
- - THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
Tfol O. 807 Y'ine Street, I’liifadehtefa, l‘a.
lx i* nmv im-nured to fill all onfera
for ant of onr (’litrreli Pnldicarions, and
all other Tbratogicat and MmeeUaneotto
will find it to tlieir
advnntaire to favor u» with their onfere.
Special attention given fa the refection of
proton I'ajMr and a genenriaMortnient
order* to
May 27 18480
-wav* on hand. Addreaa
T. L. 8CHBACK, Supt,
I’ 0 Box 1«0
42—tf
WANDO FERTILIZER.
a rail lUijiptj iq roe annr -rev
popular manure, nianufactwcd Wm the
'•H4«c 14io*pIrate* of A*hly Hfoor
_ . _ . , _ tuiorr
the euperviMon of u co*ape4«rt (.Shsmjid.
■ refer, by permwaion, for mfonnation
XX c refer, by penutarion, ror uirormaura
aa to it* ralne ujrai? varwu* ^-!™*, to the
Rev. T. S. Ifeinrat, of Ptanaris, K C., wlw
i* our aatknitocd Agent for the above
estiutditrd FertiKrer.
W. a DUKES A C0n Gen. Agfa*,
factor* and Comuii**i«n Uerrbauta. No. 1
South Atlantic Wharf, t'hftrfeston, S C
May 26 1360 At—tf
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