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Wednesday, Octobcl 19, 1970.
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EDITORS
RkV. A. R. RUDE. D.P.,
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THi: LUTHKRAN VISITOR. COU MI.1A, 8. 4)
lforth Okuroliaa—Who it Sight?
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to
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HU tn
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paid, a*
taming u,
ofoN. w mad auf-
eommUftfoatiOfik ret ding to sub
m
give thal • naniw tOWy 1
• listiuctVr. CitrefnUjr i (dkute which
are old and winch are new snhseril*ers.
T JW only the name of the post office,
^ but also tliat of the coustj- ,ujd Su*u-
rrf rtu h RTlhsortt* ri$*nect*si*ry, jn enter
that the proper oniric* muy he prmnptb
and accurately nuule.
* Marriage and obitnai\f notices, and
other matter intended ft* publication,
Would be written cepnruUjy, aud not iu
per atteu-
f, </(>.;.
yxs,
a paper rc^r-
V.or whether
« reHjHuifunje
'?> <i Ji ' * ’ - • •*• ••'
paper discon-
n-earnpes, or
x , , v - aejmru_
iMfwuiww letters, to rceelv
lion. Hr.'- - -ii •4i r *n-
SEWsrAHtu UKC
\. Any pcr»nn who take
ularir fm*n tha pontt *
for the payjoeirt.i JM-
. 2. If a person orders
tinned,' he must pay a „
the pnbJisher nmy eootiitne to wend it
until payment t* in;
Will
Ifjttract Worn letter dated : *%• J
N./C., Soptcmber 30, 1870. The
Lutheran and Missionary was not
adopted rh the official organ of North
Carolina Synod. I wn present du
ring the entire sespion, aud protea
to have some kuotdalgc of the pro
ceedinga of otir Synod.”
Extract from h'tfcx dated : “
N. O., September 13, 1S70. Some of
the ministers iu the North Curoliua
Syitod are opposed to the hut tar on
Visitor, aud voted to wake the Lu
theran and Missionin')/ the onjan ef
Syiind. They fault you for Dubfislihig
private correspondence, etc. Some
of Cur ministers are warm frieuds of
yopr paper; but w hen there »* oppo
sit ion from a certain element, then
it i# difficult, very difficult, to ©ou
quer it.”
Extract from letter dated : u -
N. C„ September 14, 1870. Tlte L©
them* and Missionary was adopted
ns their channel of coni mnnicot ion."
Extract from letter dated : “
N. t\, September 23, 1870. “The
Lutheran aiul Mini unary is our chan
nel of communication.”
, <jacry.. Here are four against one.
We think that in this ease the tna
jbrity lias it undeniably .
And what does thd Secretary of
North Carolina Synod nay in the Ah
* tract, which he furnished awl which
iff published in hut kVC* Visitor t
&
t u made, fpid culk<-t the
[ft, whether the pai« r >*
*rifW—'orun|; -►> ;
aWtoSASS ■■
team the post offlee.
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sp«“rj«
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: m im<‘ulled for.jji
of intentional fratid.
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Unit M*fn-
{*eri<Hliails
lovinc ami
pri ma facie
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as;
Lexington, Va., October 18.
t'fe.’Tiee dopjsirted this life
’ftySfv" miiiutes pasLnim; o’clock,
__ age was* C3 years, s
mbnth^, and 23 days. : J '
^ttelteafh of the Christian sold ip r
moumt^T by the eutic^ community,
treh belLs in this' city were
toTTo<f, dnd also the city l>ell by onlcr
of Maj l or Alexander. At half past
• 11 o’Hock a meeting vrak Iield at the
Court IToust 1 , at whiijli addresses
/ 'wer* < %elivered by Ut4. Hamptou,
to3. Thomas, andjtlit Haskell,
ajut resolutions pa«e4 'expressing
the emotion, regivt, appreciation and
sympathy of the citueiig of South
the loss of |he Christian
patriot aud hero.
4-
Periodical*
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Lekre aud Wchre.
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n
i if*
■iw._
•km an
lautis, Mo.
| ^^toutioffinche 3ft
- f Allentown, l*a.
< i The XlX Century.
I CiKirlt-stou, S. C.
Tlte lechuoloyiot October. New
York. . j j .
Peters' Musical Redeye. October.
New York.
Professor Koepper sdys that one-
third qf the contents : rc ffootl, and
that the plec es for four]voices, with
‘piano accompaniment, i re excellent.
Tt is rtell gotten up, Wood paper,
clear, distinct print. a year.
Steiger's litcrarixchef ifonatsbericht.
Ju(Uts American Agriculturist.
October. New York. ‘
ti -*-better thfre ever.
Hr. k
ij» Virginia.
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Ilcari-rending are ti e tidings of
—irt-ri
the nuil and destruction which the
wfe ftwhets have wro
ginla.
t\rst
ight in Vir-
Poor, suffering Virginia.—
tffe sword, then the fire, and
now the^flood. Lyrnfeliburg, Rich
mond, Alexandria, and intervening
points havo 1>een greatly damaged;
bridges ha\;e l>eeu swept
1 an immense amount of
property destroyed. The
of Virginia nils especially
How Much por Sunday f
“How
inin-U slioidd be paid a
niinuter who occtuiofuilly oAimates
as a supply, per Sunday, is u ques
tiou that Oongregatiobs souieliutes
ask. A leading eastern pdfa r suy«
the practice of most committee's is
to i*ay an amount equal to one per
cent, of tl»e regular «dary paid by
ftte ehftVijo. rhhs If'the salary lx*
thw amount paid, pcrftendsiy,
w $Jkk If the (iiihuy is tM.mai, tliey
pay <51U. In Uoaton. bmi the region
touudalmut the amount, varies iron*
W to |50.” ;
AVe nrr iialebted for this item to
the i Religious 'Telescope. Tfol rule
among T.uthcrans U U> nothing.
We have tmvelcd at iliftereitt times
ami
only
did n6t pay qs, bul they nctmilly
thought they conferrid a favor by
coming to hear n.% have L»eeo
scut for, ami had hi go miles hi
summer’s heat, winter's cold, raiu,
sleet, snow, to preach fhneral ser
mons Jtnd we did not get as much
as u tl»ank ye” for it. iW,e heard of
a hanl cast* of this kiiud lately. In
Virginia n wealthy njati «|le«U leav
ing a large estate. ITU children,
members of a Christian ebureh, sent
fifteen miles for a mihistPr to bury
him.- It was winter, the roads al
most impassible; In* is n«it a strong
man, l»nt he went, preached, buritsl
the dead, left, and the distressed
heirs dhl not eveu offey him a crust
of dry bread. lie waited months;
he saw aud nipt with the heirs, men
of proi*crty and of stnndiug, but—
at last ho sent to the Oxecotof, one
of the sous, Iris bill, ptating tlud ho
had to pay for the liirq of the vehicle
whom be buried Mr. and could
not afford it. Wc lioi>c they had
grace enough left to pay like meu,
if hot like Christians. The parlies
are not Lutheran* | but we have
known Lutherans jfoit as—what do
3'on call tt ? Why Pro. —— wcut
tin* other day 12 qiiles, and made
a loving pair foippy, aud they made
him go four miles farther in the
(lark to get his supper and lodging.
Aud they were not poor, but—what
do you call it T ,
aWay
ValtiAb
‘nn<l
iSi
verely visi
North Riv
The South
have both
K
*" bridge
min
North Kiver have botl
ccedenledlyj ^iigh. Staun
ri^onburg, ML Jackson, and
havfjall snffcretl,
.k, scarcely a
less. There
ft; in the Ti
ought ii
almost stii
gnitlcent .
i. . ■ -1 - n .
ver are swept: *
houses, corn,
' vo #; ■-
> ■
gnd capital wilfbe required T^rrf^MVil' inetfned fNe atffbcrite the
J
y.. But the
valley of
sses belief,
ins on ttye
everything,
and
wore amine
ed. tears,
m
: liVM > Uye b
far ps we have li
¥"« s :f T d lh Z
r , strong
lful than all,
A*
Tost.
8l- f 1msi nCSh
by tli4> Bytewls,
closed doors.
cHws in t?»e
And a chtnt'h
tfciiik that Ihe
should M trnh
slbut of bourse
100 human r l'hcre is no pri
___ s vea itt jjmf of rireist
' Jup^y waters- " Wh^t'though iritliln h Church, ah inner Ctecle, a
o lions of^property hajse been swept w-eret conclave, is an enormity. s »»|
tty; it is nothingthe money will Wliy Secretaries do ndf dod/ffiPI
tm >% fccgy«e4, bill the lives, and j many things whip* are expected of
>7.The scuflsf “Therefore them, we do nn^ i kn<rw'. h Why ex-
Correspondence.
“Why are the notices of ©nr
Synodieal meetings so long delaye<l ?
They ought to bo published at least
six weeks ui advance. Make a fuss!
Stir ntonnd. and I<4 the elinreh at
large know if yon are going to have
a meeting; ami’ if so, where and
when. Why in the world did you
gjvc us among tlip “pickiugs*’ the
Lutheran Observer y » sueer on the
Hick’s trouble without taking the
w’riter-down a peg or href He
gave you s tair opfiortunity, and
richly deserved a situbbiug, although
he evidently wanton to slap at Scisa
harder than at you."
Aiwicer.—Si^iue, things we do
know, and arc id Ways free to tell.
a lover of fteace f Ibiut yob j^noqf wh«i
that we ntrive hanl to be fSpr.uu rea<
with onr brethren t Rest us-un-d ami enduriuit
that we nevertheless Aim! it difficult ia the
•*to the
4 bare
—^ k ,
Hilda uiculates aud is wMh width to dfitry
f thte ye
lit,* 1870.
on
a sir*»ug, (leap, j tteas during tlte year, v Th
uteA faith, wbUe it objexteontbh- Apr several
at timet to keep cool, to write ad- known, one it obliged to deplore a another ought to la* adopted. Hh«*
visedly and kindly. Never tell a# ] inoral superficiality and want of may profit by the cxtmrienec of
to “tank# a tes*'’ 1 tud to “stir i pdneipie* for whifte * site* ml Id j otVn*.
arouud.” We have a big “Aug 1 , unifurniity of rite# enu not compen j You have heard of the Urge
now op hand, raised by toiuq brvlli- saU*. Let the learned theologians- umotiut aernred last year b> the
ren who hare been arinfiiit annual^ j <l>s<sa© on eeitarn pantget, ea the 11’enaayIvanhi fiymsl. The /large in
»4 ti
regular business and devotim-•!
of our noxt me**th>g ©f By
be ftvoted to the ditcuMi<i» of
aa it hat*tiii i nn riwdAriwi I yi#>i*ty of baplumgthe mfout
dren of not) profemung luueuta."
Who beswUy ami regal looks «f
over all previous years was
©bullied partly by recommending
seme plana of uyuUnnnUa benevo
leuoc, but prt»c>|ial)> by apporttou-
aome as far off as Williamsport, nnd authenticity of such and such texts,
Middletown, and Philadelphia ; we what are such mysteries computed
must get through with that fh>t. to the healthfal ;«nl ImreaUDosphere
At regards the Lutheran Oltsm rrt which the Btbfc* apreadt wherever it
sueer, we intended to notitt* it, but i ia rend, whether ia low ar elevated j teg hi each charge a given unmant.
our present “fuas* prevented. We | chm . v. . , j Wheu the ap|>orta.umeiiU made by
inteudwl to say that lh*. beiaa ce*c i Congelation of mar Moans Itev. j »Ae oomuiUee ware unamiared at the
toinly was not any more to Idamc j,4, u jiaii, A ayioeeh I Wore the J tt previous to the last, there
tliuu I>r. Diehl, by whom* invitation <;«-t»eral Asvmlilr of the Pmibyte-' W<MI * l ,rp tty geuerel tliuching. N<W
Iter. Mr. Hick* preuche«l om* Sun
day in Fretlerick city, JMd. Why,
Dr. lX*dd on me hiinm lf to Winches
ter aud carri(*d Mr. Hirks off. Wc
would have tulded that Dr. Sews in
inviting Mr. Hicks eviuuxl his kind
t< t hills toward hia BouUmwii breth
New Ortetem entitie it to the nam,
of hgueeaijCity of the South.”
oae-cun visit it without Itoing ai©g
favorably impresned with the el*h
Rev. D. M. Gilbert was elected : orate style flf its nrehHecdire, the
the corresponding dek*gRte to tin* imposing si*c of its im-rcHnUlehons^
approarbing meeting of the By nod i the magnificence of its private
of South Carolina, with Rev. J. Aus
fin us his alteruute* J. -' '•—^ i-
Divlne service whs held every day
of the tiMwding, at 11 o'clock A. M.
dem-es, and the general lmsinesa-hk*
nppciirantr of ,ih< Matwiiaipse Street A.
The exiibcfanee of all kinds of
growth coutribotoa largely to £
and t>4 o’clock 1*. uu each ©f U auty of the d resoout CityA ^
w hicli (Mxasiotiaa aeruiou was preach stalely magrufia, tks showy Imnsiw,
e*l by oua of the lavthnai. wiUi tlie ©tang* »*d the varios*
Ou .Sunday uioniiug, alter serumo, evergreens, render the etreots nnd
the members of Synod, together w ill*
private residence* especially attract-
a large number of (bo Lord’s people, ive. We saw many elegant mao .
partook of the Holy Comiauniou. sions almost liidden by the thick
rum riiuivb, mmiia ... iuddrM:* fc » f ,b “ »«“«» «*», ‘N* i« W» «• *toud.y »n«ni -<». “ ■<*
vbivh obriMiiUM woubl 4u w.tl to ; *0 R ■) **® U **R " V* i»vw
meditate U|miu ami imitate t
raise it.” The moat of them, detor-
i kmn, .1 tin. um»t u ».mt I »■“«>. •»«««. *1- «*“ l «»>
who makes tins atateoumt j that I *»*m! oath in lu» owu way weut
«kr.. b, kM mrivMl h>. I^ «" r ^ Wk.u lb.rel! «». ,
*ahu>, he take« out of it at iI*p t at the last meeting, to <UM|uire 'lliia meet tug of the Georgia % nod
ren, mid his w illingnesa to affiliate I beginning, from (be Ut.nt of (he | U,r rwtt,t ** «l each, then* was a very plensant, aud we truat,
with theta; aud that the fact that ( tgntwiwcg g* teds it hia ape I *•» » V0 O giumrul response in tin- i»it»ttuble one to imniaUsrs and pro
ls>th Dr. Deihl aud Dc. Heisa iu\iU-d ' t -i*j to gj vr ^ UIM | u® Ujh | wfliimaUve, and some liad collected
ptxquiate sermon by llcv. L. Beden The loaves of the banana are fitHo
buugh, Mr. J. 8. Elmore w oe regularly tone to six feet long, and about the
licensed to preach the gospel and same number of inches hi widtk.
perform all ministerial acta for out* The fruit comes out at the top «f
green foliage ateToundiug t
a Southern mi Ulster to officiate m
their pulp»ts made ua rejou-e, as it
has ;i(folded additional evidence that
our Southern Geuerul Bynod oecq
pies tlpe true, tin* janto wibnu ground
on which all can and must ftiudly
uuite. i
* I I P ' I ■ : ■ # ; #n. ' ;| «
Rut we thought belter of it, aud
auid nothing. Duly one word «af
adskc ii Jf psu am aimilhig fee h
“fuse’’-—make it your self.
Aa regards South Carolina Hynod,;
it siurts in Vharimtam. H. ft, sp
Thmrniny before the third Nmmday in
Noirwtn-r, lt*7te
^before the Lord iu prayer, ami wore U * tt * **** <1“°^ **
couseerates it auicinnls to (iod as couiawtt©* made their rej»ort this
God’s. He has bent Wuowu to de !>«•* 14 w *“ adopted, aud
ulare that ©sou at the «*uuMii.iou • M Wrt *** «• b«»peful tk U*nuiua
table be haa not re duusl more tern | ^ lo *** * {h * Uixt convention
durly or vividly shut the Laud i*l cV * a > ocUl tedu-d oi thorn. It u»
to liiiu, opd be is to I lie Lord, than I expected that it will be but h
when |m* has been ui tliat act of coo **" ttiaU Iter culloctioii* wdi
suLTutiou. Now, vc wish to S|Hnead j ******** to $Jo,uo<i
tiiat s|»int over tlw church, amrnig | Tll '‘ a«*M|f»»ed eneh charge
wiuUteiw, elders, and pwq*. | ^ 114411 tl4 * ushs of
W H urfi #* termdm - ‘ |J4 ‘* IM * T* 40 coogregatious may «Uk
pie. Ttie gisid l're nds of ltev. J. |
Austin's charge certainly cua not be
culled fair tceuthcr Christians, for
although it raiued almost from the
beginning to the dose of oar meet
ing, (ami m-ciued to raiu hard** and
harder as the meeting progressed,)
the services were well atteuded.
On Hatunliiy uod Sunday, partieu-
larly, wh**ti the weather was most
Massrw. J. C. Gamgm te t m, of
this city, anaouoct- is |*repumlimi
a work on Sunday schools, by John
tribute tbvir colleeUous or leu re them
the tree very similar to the tmm-U
<rf cx»m. Tlie trees, which grow up
and fin it in one year, are from Uu
to [M*rliaps twenty feet higli.
orange trees, wltkh we saw ]u the
jmblic squares, ami private yard*,
were full ot ripe froit, which
quite temptingly and onmaieotally
fHwn greet ilea veil bonghn. ^
New Orleans has bat few w®h
streets, most of them being only of
ordinary width and rather tntgv
hiriy laid ont. Canal, which is the
Broadway of the city, is the widest
nnd handsome*! buxines* street r»-
Most of th© temrern
dinagivi able, our min inter*, were nur-
prised to dud the church quite full, have seen.
Ami the greater the difficulty in bnxinexs of tlie rffy is transacted ov
getting to church, the mure wo f « r uaur this ftfqrf. < Hiwacklet, If«g.
to the officer* of Sjuod to illwjte. owuivA to ei^bff 4he privilege* of .Lritte and Camp, are the next streets
The di&wvwt oi»reru u# windi appro-1 the Snuetuaiy after we were therdjla businem importance. They lie
dcila- the Buiplgy adimd i-ntus-. No
one is more e.tpuUlc iKu Hr. Hartp’**"* *» “ U ^' ,f
lu laulw. a mmk « IW (M.-a> U-
rata.'; aa.1 >U |m,Mh r M . T tal«M. W «W fart that tbr-»..!«■
«m ..ui bu duawu.uw.1. ! 1 A*WW,> a.lu|4rd
.. . - . - , . | sebteautmlly the saun* plan.
A keeerend AoOar—-Rm . J* A. ,
OnUauder, who has bum supplying 1
laciln
tiling like mtirffl Tcservutioiij pro-
variefiritte, HcHtSb fc*totlfiMortftun<l
Hbolition of latrteHerimUH ns inxtim
Syniods. We
heath.—TV* lion. Mose* McClean,
nf Cvttjj>burg v ra^ is ik-.ul. He
WUS'U uicinUw of the College diun h,
anil l’rcsidciit of the Board of IB
mdL,, T . jf
Intewpnsaacn.—Borne startling sta
tisticu of iuwbriatiow in the Caitsd , „ , ( _ __
Btatea, bare been eompUnl l»y a Hi, 1 l>r. Hpe*-s pulpit iu DuUiqm* Junag
Louis physician. Taking .Iffii man. ^ «»««»• r - ha* .foei*le*l to H|wt..l
u i * * .t • . th* coming winter in Irrfirring. lie
14 U |H»pd that l— ue\ it drmk , g na m r , wmw . 4 ftvr Oriental lestitn*-*
spirits at all j 100 drink nuslerately, * hath he drMvent in full sabre ro*
bat not to mtoxusMioii; 30 sre re luine, aud be ha* drawn en«sd**i
cusintml drinkers; *i*» |inittliailir, l *!!'"*?. i*« tutm intliM
. , ., Zl (Hty, New \orl and New^ Jrrm *
culleil “spreeing; *ml three are ‘
. , . . , l ti. A new fmlnrv, a we sMorv.
hshstOM iln»nk;inis. There is ow _ . A
...... - Tin* tlnwtn* iu the rhureh! The
cmitiniK-d imdm.iit* id ererv 30 of ; , , _
> minister solemnly set apart for the
service of (i«t bv
ouly tlte Lutliernns, Imt the jwople
generally, in KAnghani I'otuUy, are
well known, mnl that tlu-ir kindness
will not Koou in.- forgotten.
When the Syutxl finnHy adjourned, i dek*t, while an immense general
it iMbounted to un-et (D. V.) ou is done on Msgnxio© and
houses are fmiml «ni it, unless at a
great distance from t'wnai Wtet
Tlie Urgent buxine** tranatedkmssf
T«t1<Hu»|NilK aw.- made on Care*-
lot© tar aevsi*1 «*f il»c
Synods shn-h have already eon- TTnuialay h«*fon- tin* find Sunday in > C*mp street*, iHi the hitter Is a
nwnl to tWapfoy it tins year, luit jOctribeg, WJiI. maguittreut iron building, all the
f»erhs|M* the reufeti-nrew in there You may probably hear from us. renting for whieh was dree in Hally
Kvwn.Dteu\ twke seftfw
».
ou the general subject of the church } Springs, Mias. The styh* of it«
I*. A. F. iu Georgia, roou again.
fur «'w UUiirM VImMP
tywod of Qoorgis.
drinking men.
far v b* ;
6 k etcher of TiwtsL
3(0. VIL
• s-
I .- tof
1 snhiteeture is highly onutmewfri.
•ami N* wlnde uppeaesne© quite
showy, i It is square, three stories
in height, nud lms no wood work in
its re distraction. The investment «f
Sere Orleans, dr.
i several bundled thousand dollar# in
faj, V w
m-li a )*nln«e for trade must hate
fore quite unforiatmte, aa we wen-
Cunuluig oil 70b -*» -»-«* ms- Tlie t W-ivirtli Annual convention
women, 6t|U in-ver Uiste ah^ofodM-# . . ^ 1 . .
uf any kind; 30 taste w in© occaaims u ' u< ’*! !" u ,r * rw | ,UMr ‘ . ln ihAIlh, HMfafteu* * On the evening of (lie 10th of
:.U\ , IT tarte unlrnt .|.«U; 3, , «>»» "» Or^lMlnr. » l«ipr li,.. ,t. M« «i«s „ |rf, ,,,.11™, ^ IhU .» •.-Mmi.K
drink .1. M l«r MMI>| 14 S- »» THnnO., »»n.i, e , ,u.. lu.iir lion.., Molnk-, ••"»»«■« in » ln.d mr
dlfok ardclU t^riUprrMMI) ; nmt; **” bf(l *' r ^ ta safc. nnd rtaHn; on HntimU/r o-to. tW> „ j BrHdm the dmtt •Mtiminl, «ta>.
•1.^. « - **^ ‘ T! tetete, tewdy tire war whoop her !-t All the i lerteal members , ^ f ,„ ( lt pnrt!T%! 9ri ‘ * Maw ' othi r * ** iwominenee, hekk
of tlie foxly uerr (iraaciit. each ac- ^ lU , s.«uth” TimMi-b ibe ■ ff>r tnKle nml f^^teable n*«deiw*;
cotaismiesl by a lay «W-lrg»te. The U <mt . ol Uttit ^ of »”* ^e mnst ink rake up t«x* much
o|H<«iing smtH© wn* preached by , irw wfo», wfon thry atmt lifo. blot ,4,M e in notieiiig these, aa we have
the retiring IVexulent. Rev. a W, j p©ri! f \{l Onto their Uiirun» T 1 ** v>ri>l wtl ** r to
three* are habitual inebriate*. |
Rtmuge Pel Urn ship.—The Jews
('©Inmbus Ohio, uw**mtsl th#*i
new synagogue, Heptemfo-r 10th
The German “Manneri-bor'* dnl t
singing i Jen a—men aisl
1 and tta rademre, w alpitig, etc.; and
’ when that is ;*lsyed out, be may siu*
■ eretl as an African lerturer In nafire
mstiiUM*, whirl* bss tlie advantage of
1 being cheap. All lie need* is a {taper
. ,, . ,, , . W< ** ,r " ! of laapMaeft and half a y an! of cot-
doKvenul ‘V 1 * I* 1 'Uon bogsin^-. |VA,,«. h- «... di..
pit, Urn M, . un, *,u,l ^ I ,1„ ,fc.|. Bp ia a |*.
diristian uimistcr*. four AJiUnsli-t-,
White, Van Amis, Crook, ami Crniii J
sUm; one i*pab\trriaa, Rei*. Krn< ;
.foil, and a ('©ngregaitonahst, lte\,
Phillipa It remtnda m* id an old
story : A Jaw Was oho day aeeti
Y'* iW L'dltkfSi Visitor.
SynodioaJ Oollcction*
t-arryiag nu \ uudeaa aiiimaTa off"-
spring, a pig, teMmlled. Hum© onq
remarked to him: hchmuel, what
are you doing 1 Na, answered he
1 mu not a bigot. Pig makes gma
mutton.
han't If’msf Him.—A ©omvqioti-
dent of tlie Interior tells ot an crrru
trie ohl man in one of the New* F,n-
KKtt.1 sutos ,lol>> foruwr, ., mm . ,. rr . r |>>l|v r, K pojMI u|a .„
horsetruder, ami a coi|mttcar. lu
his "work of mercy,” lie diatulnitea
tracts gratuitously, and sella Bible*
ami other religion* books at east to’
those who cau pay for
gives them an ay to the
arc very much impimuMai, aa well a# j ^
lledlmlningh, fri*m the text llefo |4 ^ t||j% -rt} r i„»i,hHl to saU to rrtnwrti,, « with tW " 5*7 “Otecn
lr: New Gshatus by the cuntA r, * lU ** 4 ^
(Hlb*ni were i*l«e(«| for the enMi- j without riduag the ibt^vrs of the! Net*' Orleans W eeriaiOlg better
iug form of two years as follow*: |GolC This route lies aloug the 1 wiiplie*! with street railway# than
Rev. K. Elmore, President; Rev., cure! of the Gulf, (Ktiiaes (hrvugli other Southern city, ami periapt
ill. M. Gllliert, H**«-retar\ ; Mr. J. R. jar* end k Unite, au<l coda ©n the ' Binn any other in America.
* Rain*. Treasurer. ( south anh of 1AL/ lfonchartemu, ]Tl*err are four tracks re Canal
- 1 The follow ing items «>f business , »»x miles frwui the S. mt hr in am*trop * itreet, fhnn whieh the ears run out
I In- reaponsibility «*f the Isttherati * tn>n*aeti-«l in the eonrae of the . oli*. Tin* tnp fo >Uuh i“wrb eimrf * 1,1 Wt^V wtreet of prominence. For
( Iturvh in the Booth, already great,! HynotTs sessfons may |nnuk'hs some ened, uot to me litem tli© gi eater * thirty cents you may ride nearly
is itMTcasiog yearly. Her mission*. ; interest for others than those resid- j ideawuntncss **f the «-ouxt route. > t,,at number of luilex. The fare i#
her institutions »*l learning, her pa- j„g within mtr bounda The euterprisiug gewBcman, above invnrhiWy five cetita, whether yw
Id ord<*r that th<*sr churehes in j mentioned, (aa tfo; lawyers aay,) Hji* f ride that many yards or as mahy
rail elrnrge which are dttqioscd to Ix-vi* amply rvwardisl by the reve- miles. They have no eoudncttftw
contribute litienilly to the funds of J nues coUueted from the vosachi {sois Each pass, nger drops his fore iate
the SvihsI may have doe ererlit for ing through tho straits opoued by ft i* 05 * which ia ar* arranged that the
their liberality, and the slmrt-eom | Uiiu for their m-couiimslatioii. driver may see tliat It Js “all right,”
lags uf those who are deficient in The six miles frmu the lake to' ,rll ** n * towehing *a sjtring, thf
that reapect nut be hid, it wAs ’tlie cit^. wa* s©ou “made” by U*©‘tickel or change is dropped rtifl
Rrmdred. That hereafter we strike ■ cars, and wc were, then left to fuel lower, Rn d the ffiwt reeeivfng-jdrie
li
per, mad her lately inaugurated book
enterprise, demand no small dcynptxpf
Talmrioua and energrtie effolv^nud
much self sueritire. liar ineuibcrs
are so few that many believe her
unable to perform her great work,
and anxiously desire a nmon with
to mnch discnaakin, Imt she may real
nssnred that if she miftea with either
of the general orgnnixatlons now bhl-
uwt in onr pcma-tinl reports, the . U»e fore© of the mmtiment
, u*c loix-v oi iuc ncituiueiii, “And
The
ready for the next passenger.
eotnmns nf Hrnudfeal and Mission ' they were stranger* ui a straugc The finance* of the city railway
art frtmK that the Si nodical eon fotnl.” This however, did uot last * are iu excellent condition,
‘ their stock sells for above par.
New Orleans lacks tlie
pavement to prevent the noise
t liis residence wioneil by the nnmerous aud
tfo-ui aud f ° r ** Cr ’ mn * 1 ,>n> tributions be registered npou the long, for we soon formed the ao » ,m1
In- nil***}***** y VMb | Minutes ml»ler Hie name of each quaiutuncc of a prominent nieuiU*r
on math m* I chnreh, and that the Missionary eon * *>f tho bar, wfoMk* kind iuvitation
1 «h*e*. Kite iniwf mHtiNfU. to lumnnH I --»* - - > > i *ik * , ... .V '
amuwil. .ttk runiark wl.Wi "7^ ^^2*I" *" ; to our
.Oil m ,wi« i.. in.. .,r *kl reboot*, her own pai»ef, and „ lwn Mlnntes of th© Mtssionary
*** maU niHie [ U ^ oi fm or tlie the moat of bee own missions. To do Society ” f . oh used us better than to ooks n
oouu-mUiwi. “Now,” *a<d fo-, “wbeu c f a... i . ... . i gteemarewl us tetttev than to |te«6 r a
1 uurt oo . wort U w und hWILw lM , n Ko, , ""
i^ie pi ...»
Nothing could luive vehicles constantly miming
to deal in horac* 1 nev«r Lara —* ”~Y tWnga, but it is to no deh-gatea to General Hynod the
, , -pi ^ t ’ , j . s . - PWVp'tee a*lean she ran get the money J lowing wrws uaniiinrouwly passed :
^^ ’* mny i " t " r * ft ~ Pnr ‘ h,, ' , " ,, ' ,rl n.*» h. .woniMwo wit*
J *a>onnd sole* l M trmdmghomes j idle k now fiirtswl to see others i tho ©pint of the resolution* on page
’** IU 1 i enter and nerwpy her own territory, J 24, Minutes of General flynod, our
street* paved with rough granite
block* nr edible stones. The
walks are gwntalTy well pared
I
...
home, which to its many comforts
anil luxuries, added the genial graces ] tel«ares of smooth stone,
of intellectual culture, social refine |injonetion to “keep the 8ih
ipeut, and qlntejfql hoapipdity.— 1l »«h day holy,” fo very fooaely ^
Wearied W the , fotimios of trurnl WrTfd in 1 tF” **•»
W© have eachcwe^a!i' and every- * l**Mug oat of herhaadis. I jmstort be hereby direetcd'to appaol 1 Th* hofol*! ‘ U P ^^7 nstoTW Pi
ami ah her enterprise* languishing, to H»*4r cmgregationx. on th© Sun Jjj fo uot at all *0
[J >atep» iterH—i wrte»- ©tefi*teay nha
r© t * ut »* ,it »•• 1 •» i» o'w* W> 'oSKSSESi, bam> 1 inZiTSMtatem
^mrnhamr*. -i -r. h . nrnrr Phrt.tm,, d.y. for r6„WW» » -x., »N-hrt pte-.irt v*»
5?ALuLfo{ 1 givipg us favorable recoliections
. „ W ^ 4 „ 1 , , « w ”** > w,14n max offering, to Rev. T. ft. Boiuriit, I «i r visit to tlifi “tin bv the river-1 fid'-ertwed forti.eftaltliath. Indtod,
land, and tlie h , nUhmffiHHQ, tot Phil •! onfjr to- her dbaerfed wmRx. Hinirman of the rOmfiMM| tipiWnt ’side.” this teem* to bo tTk* fonirit©
IWi
Tf
\M-
-' seest jbou ?
times., .
'P?'; W
mJmi
maMWftmuiPi
■■ or eternal death, .f.
new nailer til© -
tl * nfcsfid sedan e th
night, -terewlaootroo
of eitfoet
dasfooaioD,
fo nothing
* The day h
<$»Wbt ite HR
witeireq oti ©r ’
mlttee nnfioint
«I«l|.l.i», iii* th, liurmra <H|E»n, m„ ^npie arf . IXK>r . it r , ltd,,' «I tr, wrtd WMWSMflS WVWif
««> Hrfnrmi.q SIM** ♦*«© not halt w 1H »r ,1 matt) U'llew n-opHrilt^ortw fhftittMMf *tn tw» mnlto tho caiiital oT Ix.nint«n» t
‘7’ P*. f<1 " / imiaiiwM.. .t,. t Hinn^.y^ Thoj l.avr .Wadj r, trmrr at 0..tmnl>hf. H. i\, W-a- l, bnilt In a howl of the MI««IiMi].|tt,
*©*•*'** ’"P*"*’. ‘ > ri.. ll, f"tfmln.nd. of |helr fortuno*, dial trlbnrt*. to be nv.l frr tbf bom-tlt front the «hai« of whteli tt
SiihrV^ —***■y ^V* 0 ? iu dollars and cento of that fnwtifrttiou.’” 1 * ' the “CVeacent OitY. 5 * The bluff in
,r!T ".To,,, . .,-.1 J !, ‘ Iwn-infrt dtucb tw tK..fcro tbe •». In tho bop., of otihabotn)- the in this curve is m> Ilttlf .l.vaW, that
<^||M o«T nWMT yare onf, i»i»W mor* .than eonmorbalancMl 1 toirmt (mtl rhhto df rtuf inoottnpt. It .turtnj ‘<lil5n&lf«* tt* Vntfiv*- of
xfime—Reforuiwl; our «y| by their Increase lit euorjy and eoioa* 1 wawwgrwxl that efttaifi special ex 1 the river fo aetunnv above the level
Adgow^ tWrtrtm t oar tnt Im.* < ^y. TI,.- not to poor that art.ttth.nol to thotw ottnally of tb« tonfl on *hich Qrt) «th iifhmln. J »«#y hSUhbui, *»•' b*. 1
-4b, wthtei onr i*h.tto»^t» Mh.-I- ii,,-,, i, not ani|4o ability to relk-v.- h«M «t our amraal Oodvontiond,fabonl.I the levoca gtVa »«y, boats' oongirBdttons. Tonr fdnt^OSW
laborers 1 ta© mfiliiinifo Btea ofi-ri»u h«r 6f all bar embarrassmenia^f U>©[ should be arranged for from ybmr would take the place of drays, car * with mnch pleasure anticipated ImW'
" Hi '* ' ' ' '* " fB.ytfu^ 'AodariK “"W*.#ilk£rTua jI* n.. •-«.«- -Aw..
ed to muke amtogemerdV ffir'W New ft,*U n a,■ which has recently ^ ptiMltm^ltfltlfl
1riet*l6j^eal fk*m been ni.ndi* the capital of Louisiana, theatres art* ittpV bp*'
evenings dnring ^wf
loons and oftief jfliriwi'ltf leftriA-
menf, togi*<her iA4 T___
nre’bfcn for tWtrfPWfifi bill#
And yet Xe«r' : MMW r fir i i
signs of thefaronbt pafd tbr nkh notices. : 8np
all things is pose ft gentleman is Secretary, wlm
volume^— t* not a subsrriMr to any chniin
chnreh t*onld command ft'
worU—s tobwant. loving,
(tee, yea, an oiivo brunch of peaecx*
bytet* of the CtreulatUm of fjw)in making acdfooHmia _
hiblc.—The influence of the Bible H bent that might b© nd*>pt««f;’ 4 Rome
Perhaps the plans #KrMph>ye.l
. . . , . - , i T , — r !. “kesoiced. That H|MPApfibl1
apd wfljat papery wb^ shoriltl rnty, efcnftesy be most nrgenuonsJy admitted hr a f of th© Synod# britetofl sfivefal to be be requested to preach a sncrial tor
^ ^vk^mvtmsAutntnia^k* jy — ^^
r ftynod, bn fbc subject of 'Mfnie
As r^gbrds’ , Tniikihg a toss, we
ihihk it/Ve¥y rtmif+hty Itnfl wrong
fu# fift behfttC
rob told# "thal
t*tittt]ippd/ttn(
Romau Catholic paper m Ptois, th© flitted during each year' ft*
to ptft
SI I
Re rue
lows I
Dev hraujf Jltotoi
a# fob 1 gregntions, but the
1 meagre tbatWffl
•o
Th presiding sneh adefi Hag**#, find street cars, The land tog the celebrated Dr. paltefcr, tor-
hllifflute# for t»ett > cnr, it covered by the city is a (lark, fertile * mw'ty of Columbia, ft. but
loam. * The streets, not yci paved 1 seriously dianppcrfnftwl wiieu teri©*™
in the new portions of th® rity, are that’thfo eioqueut fl?**
black with fertitiiy, which is shown
not only by the looks of the street#
them selves, but by th© luxuriance
r < 9ojB
MtV
. . tI , 4 , T .... TT^aaSLZFZ
Mnch raiy jgtert rt»p.nd <*©© 1«pon lb. pMt»*rt, I fHtttrrt be nppoiol»<ibt,ntumatv * miner uwt of tbe dw ,os, wilhiu
and toet#. btit fine foci* of the anniversaries of th© _
jjtori}nwfny*if ft, ’tout nations [ and Education Societies for
a ‘wired. That whatever tha©
'fih may he able to sptoe from the
upper part of tbe city was,
the memory of many oF 1t# present
inhabitants, a flourishing fong.
l>erhaps be thriving a ftt.
audience with ^electric fire” on the
day upon which h© expected to be
charmed by his stirring strains *>i
oratory. We, however, went to hi*
ebureh, and heard ft good sermon by
Rev. Mr. Smith. JOTA,
m
■ — t
■re
/tear Hastort to
in ]wateHg am tto
owted to Frtelerl. t
vbancrai to teeet
br-
welt AogHeixed.
living to th* teat a
Informed ua that U**|
of th© Lutheran Ct
asked-whaa© Btef|
berebip, a# there «•
Chnreh organiw^ 1 |
burg, they wptse*\ H
of Ifr- IN If
iu Fbikulelpiti;-Bk,.''
tliat Dr. Demme |
number ©f years, al
3jrrgation was a©rmP-->.
pastor. They tfo n K
they were aware t* ^
liad been cuUcd to I
©till they crawfoter.-, [
tear* Of Hi© Htegr..
1 fort or had ao Lm,
served.
We have atwte«l
merely as a fdeasin
history of travel, l
it ia auggeativc of
hent aud imporfoi
Th**ac brethren e\
©Tbit chnreh fovr
refreshing and pro
long md evrattii*
* -j
ml
5 f
since they ho
an altar of tfo
Reformation, lb*'
over tbe land of
greatly and feat-fo
rivi! and social c<>
the faith and love
for the clrarch at
had first heard and
joys of the toyxtcn
of Christ, reuMiiiM-I
unabated. * The duu
war could uot dri c
goqiet of Jcstis ( u
in the venerabk* <Ai
Lutheran t'hnrvb.
♦
ami yet bow nohh
of these meu cont;
thousands of onr
move from our coru
of tbe country » h»*i
has no altar, jn
feeling and acting
vital communion w
they are scarcely
from the eongreguri
ship until they hegn
at* though they
ebureh connection,
the tie tjiat kinds i
•of their fathers fo tin
they are prepared,
tot ion from alum.-
be led to ciatenis.
that can hold no vP!i
This incident, ii
•otlier historical 'fact
the ahnofateoncT)'-'*!
< -Lurch. It fo trti
pies and doctrines o
no fuUy ami elearfo
Conlensfonat writin
r.
,v*
m ' f
i >v
A- '•
rv *
and fully eiigrafttsl ^
extending over lm] p
that the world iziu
more than one JLi*
It fo pleasingly^ r.
the light of hot^oi I
history of the wor
bat one Lathcr. n
person of Christ, In
doctrin© of- tfo- Lwi
©ml yet, Hi
facts, there is a bon
in a common sufic
gninlty w liicb ongh
jptl
of tl
only rios(*ly rehde
same Confession sni
tfisrfarwd, but by a
mmubership from .
to another. Lutb.
sylvan in ©re not
Fredericksburg, bu
.in connection wit
icougregatiotts in t
-and Weat. On 1
.hundreds of our ni
rSouth have beoonn i
congregations in
Weat. And ©lu<
uaember#;, iu tois i
erf)
; r
__ _ tnci
that there are ffii
members of <
in
out our broad land
jdiqpkerds
(jan not for- *
I Iu ©tans .
©tteriy has their fn t
pausing years huvt
duepun their dev< :
fjlUtr love. Will,
have they wito©see
the rapid and 1.
th© chnreh, hopin
of God wooki ke
whp would go in
themjw Wteu ah;^
hopes of these <1
hretkrea ke' aaali.
trusted th the Xu
thin r Ann try eon
^iadotn and char
"ton# the glory <
ktogdom *