The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, April 12, 1872, Image 3
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me in conneeHo,,
nW be very li ght>
turtmhed at the
house at .#10 ^
|v of the «tudeiit H
" to #6 pe r mouth.
*Uh Carolina «vn
»unite in snsuii,,
hit any place tlle
V think wise to
“ ** divided
■ °° e S A»«><1
Inary which would
fhe Church. ^j|
lions should siufc
I in the decision
luting to the p^.
™ »“<1 the hp
Jcemer’s kingdom
be located w here
aojie for success,
labor for it, let
the vital im 1K >i.
it—and future
find no occasion
>» of the South-
work must lx*
liuisters can b«
[“r the peculiar
' iu our section
home institution
to any Semi
intis. The cause
from delay, aud
Jrove recreant to
reiving upon it.
are the thoughts
in the iuterest
e, individual or
the best inter-
*) of the Church
in the South,
be thoroughly
o iugs, and the
sre it will have
tor a career of
Ssjrrx>Ki..
.. •
VMtoi.
|B.”
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article from the
the Observer ot
so many extra
and most sin
iat I know not
them a passiug
tend, the author,
fell, and honestly
i>il upon the icatcr,
I element, be cast
tie following par-
inhered from his
Synod North, in
Pa., passed cer-
ir resolutions, iu
says, to express
f and sub-
Wayne, Indiana,
lutiohs, in time
is my friend ad-
|ir loyalty to the
iiuestiou .arises,
il these ecclesi
emselves into a
ting; and pass
far resolutions t
rse i|i tile Bible
:y f What the
it What ecele-
The Saviour
tof of tkis tcorld.
I>oral and politi
iu his ambition
e Treasury, and
lim, or as they
he came to griefs
itarj*, and drew
ed around until
Match hs. The
a and made'him
. r-
th the assertion
the sword, shall
\T Here then
»r severed from
yet these fnod-
of the church
i), politics- and
ns. The effect
grave divines
streets to the
sic, drumming
it to the war:
r the utteredn***
lilitary pre^eli-
from lending
out. It would
of
y
\
‘if
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, 8. APRIL 12. 1872
t position
veil into
, Keller
nia Syn-
miuisterial
Inn
a very prom
body, It has
ction Revs,
uners from the
iply upou
„■ They neither demanded
voufrss»««b nor ^S® 8 *** 1 thorn
« . for being muioug the
jiving men.". «y this ae-
made, as “X. JjR." admits,
lotions of the general 8yu-
n (these
and Sum-
» This
he General
r to main-
steucy or
'their reflection
Haon, Keller
• ttanding fa
no comment But I
is driteu, in oi
degree of cor
overtures "of union.** Pity he dkl
not think of the grrsf expression of
a certain great character, aud tay
right out, “Let us have peace !* We,
in the Sooth, oould have interpreted
it lietter. Will “X. J. Hk* be kind
enough to inform us whether “We
waut peace” and “Let us have ix?ace.»
mean the same thing, ami he will
greatly oblige his friend,
LtTTHItKAM'S.
for the Imlheran Visitor.
The “Americas Lutheran ’*
***7 to do one of tho things;
to rescind their involutions or
the Maryland Synod for giving
precious resolutions\tk* lie.
4. The General Synod! North has
,Lltl*lf) appointed to jattend the
ueit meeting of the General Synod
io Ma y next ^ at i'barlestou,
J/Jd ( ‘thi» indicating a dis|»osition
ftiodly correaikindetioljwith that
bf C* a body with all of its inem-
fcrsWiuidcd as among' the worst
^ living nieu” under tesolutioiis
uovcii to be “fl * funding falsehood”
V tbt actiou of the Maryland Synod.
If | that delegate^ 1 would
face the yellow fever in
than the General Synod
^gdet such circumstances. I won
4k # the good brother; has ever
beards of Ku Klnx. He ahould re
"“ 'that the “worst of liviug
the Sooth arc all Ku Klux.
resolutions expressing
and temper” of tl|c General
North dare nor |^re;tracu-.l”
from their records, be
y contain the “declaration
to the government” on the
that body.
it come to this! Certain gov
sad high officials. in the
have exhibited their loyalty
from (he people,
band, are
beeaoae they are daily
to Use aatisfhc
that bis* aud all
«te, etc. But l bad yei to
util U X. J. K.V a tide, that
gU^frfiaatical body wasbbliged to
reaolntions prove# to be “a
in ord4r to prove
to the gofern incut.”
be necessarily associ
ated it ith dishonesty and falsehood f
Mm I men affirm aud reaffirm a lie
ia or ter to be loyal ! If this l»e so,
I me it sincerely affirm that I would
rath sr be honest and truthful than
toy*provided they can not go to-
jethjf. Peter aud John obeyed God
than man. I am > sincerely
itbat this rule, by the admin-
“X. J. R.,** has bean reversed
by (he General Synod Noftli. •
L J. R.” farther asserts “the
(rfueral Synod North can never re
the conviction,** that tin* Syn-
odsjiaf the South “rudely severed
connection with“ that hotly.
Iftihey can nevenr. “rcnoUuce their
.ceo^ictiou,” of course they forcstal
^1 argument. They are “set in their
vayt,” or else their “loyalty to the
government* is somehow implicated,
and will not allow tbeni to change
their “conviction* any more than
their resolutions. Now let me give
a plain tale of facts in order to show
how “rudely" it wqp all done. In
the Minutes of the North Carolina
Synod, of a convention held in Wil-
Mington, in may 1861, there occnrs
the following: (I quote from mem-
Whebjsa^, it will be moonvauient,
>t not impossible, tor our delegates
to attend the meeting of the General
^.vnod in Lancaster, Pa., iu conse
quence of the military lines aj^nt to
be closed between North and South ;
therefore,
Resolved, That we instruct our
Relegates to convene in Salisbury,
mree months after the Minutes of
General Synod shall haVe lK?eu re
eved, to approve or otherwise con
sider said Minutes, and report to this
.My.
TMsse is certainly nothing rude iu
I A defrcMMicy of H,0bU.bU0 iu the
Stamp l>epartmmii of the L'uitM
s State*.... A bull «r M givw® in CuR-
toruia iu a vine lank made to hold
I 'Ml,000 gallous. Wonder bow many
gallooa the dancers held!. ..A craay
Foniau trad a pistol at Qweea Victoria
.... Uabernicht'a eottou mill ou
James' Island, a CL, burnt. Loan, #tt,
006. ... A Vertuout woutua, only
thirty eight, has her fourth bantund
andber fourteenth baby.... Veauviaa
la begin mug to spit Are... UiqHilaUoa
Mr. Editor: As we auticipated, 1 exaa, 818^711....Pnuec Fredor-
the AmerMMN Lutheran gatheretl hold ! ^ G’bar It*, of Pruasia, recouUy said
of our article, “Shall wo Got* iu a I (l<5r,l,A **y defend Italy should
if... A hurri*!
at St. Louis Maw down the
Church Notioee.
recent issue of the l iiitor, and iutro
duct* it by saying: “The Southern
Geueral Syuotl is agitating the pro
A # . . 4
I MVU
whither cau not yet be told.* How I Bostou, Maas., ti below
quake continue iu the OeaevU of
t'alifbruia. Altogether, there were
-TOO shocks iu rapid succession. The re
ore rumors of volcanoes and chassis.
War probable between Ratals aud
Germania. War not intpoaaible be
tween Cugiand and America. Fam
ins in Persia. KAnhqoakes is Amer
ica and Germany. Matt.ixiv : 7....
The whiake) frauds involve a toes
to the Go\ erumeut of #160,000; and
CoafercMre of the
will BtK la Iridfrvalrr.
April IS, 1ST5, st TsVlork p. |f.
I*AST<MI 1/m I,
dp ♦*
■eetiag of Oaaaral Syned.
AU delegates sad visitora expectiug to •
sttsud the SMvtiag id the f)«uend Breed,
te he eearcaed la At. Jobs's Evangelical
Lathers* Cbarsb, Chariestse. tl.CX.oa
Tburads), May the Mb, 1«71. are request
ed to give due sotirr thereof to the |««
THR C*EI,KBHATKD FEBTIIAZERS.
; WILCOX. GIJiBS & CO.’S
IU A iTI lAf U'# A w 08,
GUANO SALT AND PLASTER COMPOUND.
'Hn* above pi«*pnred at Savannah. Ga., aud Charleston. S. C*.
PHCENIX GUANO,
» 1 *
| MhiBTr.l) ii'i'Ui Htouii libiHit, boutb Pacific ricean.
Wilcox, (rihhM A
Are tm Male In
Uo«,
to the people, the loss of both body ( ter. «ev T. W IW., or u, Mr J II 1 l^.Hy Wraant, Aataww^ffT
end soul... ISO
killed by a few men in
Cotombaa, Nebraska.
Yorkers are in a
were
i day near
The New
Prerideot of the Vestrv
France attack it.. . March
Watertoea, N. Y n the
was 84 degrees below sen*, at Og
prWr Of' *.U,g Wt | Tr,., UM..: k
whithnr cau not y.t to UU* How U ZjZ ITJ!
wuld that clever, clearheaded editor ‘J* 1 * 1 ul H.*uc» hiihmjuIm u» si»oat ; (Wrait Flection for Ma\or
have made such a gnat mistake f ! *" ^ ... 1 ,H *.KW-tarn for M.^or
We were agitating the propriety of HUck Ku K1 «x«s aoconliug to the
just the opposite—of not going any Bo * tou /W ’ * uluM » *tore, attneked
the jail, anti haug three white eiti
n m , * J vi a » a ah AUf "f
For farther iutnrmmtum. appl
Jau 18
lui portent uud Dealer* iu G
151
iuam>.
East B
av, Caiiufinsf, s. c.
r *e Mddre*<M mm above for Almanac f.«r 18T2
-bli
fll*Ut .tout tto <M'toVtr»to.ttr»l.UI.-«i,M»lU.
of itoMuHI|»..!7' l> ’ ) “ T “ d *’ ^
••WA.NDO FERTILIZER.”
... wwwt . tow. .vi Mayor
and Aldermen in Columbia, 8. C. j
Republican nominees elected.
where. We are uot, aud have not
btHMi speaking of going anywhere,
and we are not at all iu a hurry to
••go somewhere.” To diacnaa the
propriety of meeting, aa we have
done, to paas resolution*, aud then I
go home aud be ao well satinAed j
sens of Arkauaas.. ..fcx Kmperor
Nm|m>Icou cleared #JJ1»,UU0,(KW b>
aelling hie real estate in New York.
... Roger Beauvoir died at St. Uya
outlaw, Canada, at the age of U1
A Bustos widow wears a ring
of her
armed band of Mexicaus
over into Texas aud stole l,uuu head
with our preeeut eounecthma and ,u *»‘ h fro *‘ ^e gold plate
aurroundinga aa to sleep over them, departed liu»bund* teeth,
and the propriety of “going some
where,” are very different things.
Our great misfortune ia that we are m mmlhml
only too well satisfied. | f«d«^«d at JeflenKMi College....
The kind editor of the Amdriedu SollM? ^l*«UGous |*et*oua la KaJ
Lutheran saya: “We siucerely aym j fwfxirt that the **\\ under-
pathiae with our 8outben. brethren. ,u * tbiough that wt>
and should like to see them keep up ^* lr * 4 * l “‘“luigbt..,. .Italy
their Southern General Hynod, and w * uU and iHnnnark wanU
Cl on.-i | It. | |.«i Flour
Cramer necalUxl
Mills, at Columbus, t»a., burned.
Loea, #78,600... .The »audl pox ia
increasing at Havana John G. M.
Parker, General “Spoori” Butler’s
brother in law, appouited Muncy or
of Customs at New Orlouia
sustain their own institutions.”
Would yon really, my brother ?
Thauk you heartily for your aym
l»atby, for that ia precisely what we
expect to do; and iu our efforts to
do this, we ask the sympathy of our
friends. You really impreas na with
a feeling sense of your sympathy by
the kind *ud often repeated invita
tions to come to you. This same
svtn|uUh> has bceu expressed by u °to*- ieprv»ciiliog
our frieuds appointing committees to i fkommod, was sold at l.yuohborg
correspond, uot with our General I ' * r I6*ia, lot foui(«-en dollars ...
Synod, but with District 8ynods, **''*•' ** •“ ««J
and by kindly efforts to hold “free ^ or Grant, it there is any help tor it.
conference,** Ac. • A Masaiui, the Italian KepaUicaa
It is a notorious fact, whatever the a K*totor, is dead- . .The r»«bl«orue
Visitor may say, that both the Gen <**** h ** br, u tk ' c * 4 *” 1 “ dTef * 4v
oral Synod and the Geueral l*otincil i ^ ehdmn*t . .AmK#oi ia spread-
have seemed to lie more deeply in- n, K 1,1 * • The alunmur
tereste<l iu us, and more friendly, i •I*I'* I,,
since the war than before.
Hear the America* Lutheran : “No
Du. Sauk’s Catakmm Rexkd\ is
no Patent Medicine humbug, gotten
up to dope the ignorant aud credo
loos, bat it o |*rfcct Specific tor
Nasal Catarrh, “Cold iu the bead,*
and kindred disease^
A Gtollolt Kuotb.— Tael vs
years ago a few modest lines in a
New York journal invited poblio
attention to a new Vegetable Re
storati%*e, and solicited a trial of its
menu as a remedy tor indigtsuou,
bilKMianea*, fever aod sgus, debility,
nervous diaonlers, rheamalism, aod
all t'omplaiuts requiring invigomtiag
and regnlnUog treatment. In this
quiet, unpretentious way. Puma
' rioN Birrus was introduced to
the world. It was o success from
the beginning. All that was rInjured
tor it ea a tonic, n corrective and
1 antidote to malaitons fever, was
found to be stncUv true. Within
April. WH. at llrbtou rburrh, near Capon
KpHnjrM, Iu the f’apuo rluuyr, Rrr. W,
Eirhellirnrer. pastor The ion* «p-
leetMl for direa—iiai am 1. Is uurtiln
tAou s gradaal work, or ia mmy ease, as ia
jaatiAcaiinu, aa IimUuUsomu set ? J. I*
there say ntedluui lartweea pnantssive
saortittrstion sod prngrrasive uninvlli
ness t la view of fh«- rather atrnug reao-
luO<>«t, passed st the last meeting of
Costrnwn nrfatire to atmeuttnjr smsw
here, it is to he hoped that the members
of Cueferenc* will euher be present at
its Sffpruarkiitm Mrctisf, or will scud the
for their absence. Brethren, let
d oar ettendiag the aseetiogs of
aa e daty. and let as attend
with the determination to stoke
Muxiubt.
Special Notioee.
. ‘It Acts Like a Charm.”
This is w hat we bear us all side* of DR.
TITTH EXPECTORANT. Is cases of
frnup. HrouebitiM. .Asthma, sad all Pal-
mmry Diseases, is agent* tostaat relief.
It penneotes the very sabstaare of the
Laags, sad causes them to throw off all
acrid astfav It is very pleasant to thr
taste. Childree take it 11afiffy.
CAM—S50 PEE TOM OP *,000 POUMW AT PACTORT.
TI M F>—#V** jier
T«»ii of “MOO lb.*, at Factory.
1st. 187^—without intcrcM.
Payable November
" H- C. DI KE8 & CO., (Jeneral Agents,
< 'liarlestoii. 8- C.
TIIOB. W. HOLLOWAY, Agent at Potuana, 8. C.
Nlw Yona. August SI, 181k
llr. Ifa. B. Tutt~8ir: When ia Aikea.
tnia ^ * mtvr. 1 used roar Kxpertaraat for
lire 8
14—tt
^ _ ^ ^ Arc yean* the annual sale* at
Ufuenl U«|Un^ir»win7u foe dto *«*“' »■»••««« <° •>" j -J n^fc. .~l f~.
toy ally to Governor W ar month Hot tin \ few years more, end the j it thaa aay 1 ever
A lot of Coufederale bouds k aim! | ^•■mnd nweMed In^feliKlfllfeM- The
several hundred
THE
»
annual oonaampdoo of three Bitters
ha* now reached the almost ioaredi
bfe aggregate of au MlLUoKn <»F
■urrus, and tor every bottle sold a
eopy of the lUAaTRATKO Mkoical
AXXl Xl, published by the proprie
tore, at a not of #1 ’«0,uta». is given
away.
ImUlts
te give
c. u. i>.
ALFRED Cl 'BRING. 134 W
;T!, k MTHBRiH BOOKSTORE,
friwfo..' Vo. Hi .Vorf* AiX* .stnet.
•e doses hy Express.
ru I L A It E L V U 7 A . FA.
i Bk YM A°"
Mfit.
Di. Tati’s Hair Dye eotoi* a Bqputifa]
Mark
M&rria^ea.
took
doubt it was good for ua all, both
North and South, that in the provi
e milium aud a half
iu specie from San Francis*-** far
(.'bins... The last aumviug sou of j
Robert Burns in dead.... Itoaa 1
Strong, one of the North Carolina. County, 8. C.
Married, on the *J9th of February,
1872. by Rev. J. A. Sllgh. Mr. ElJHl’
Aun k. of I/riingtou County, 8. C.,
aod kin —Ttti/»t. of Xeohmrj
deuce of God the N?atiM‘ was lost,’, oul Iuwe U reported killed..
New
llaniimhire has gone Radical by a 1872. Mr. DAVID Fvi.mkr and Mias
small Majority... There
| several earthquake* in
have been
Germany.
The Month Carolina Legislator*
though it steeped the land iu idood
and dr.i|K*d our dwellings in mourn
ing.” And now to- says: “If they
feel kindly towards ua.” they may ,
come. Of coorae they sympathize 1 AfrkilUuxI 4 allege of
with us and feci kindly toward* ua,
and we ought to letd
them. They never harmed
arc our su|*eriora. our eouqiierora;
»u<l if tb, v invite, 'ti. »un to oW,. i» , " , » ,bw ,,f ‘*o>W'«K» -“-I •»"» i
But he aays, “we must agie*-.‘
the State et < baugeburg
kiudlv towunU nr,,WD -" ' ,*nty. X «
■rnmi iimtfoy »•« jmtn... A .lr«ei
Iturwell
N <lted
«h*.* true live
Fax*ii Ham. All of I*exington
County, ti C.
By the wame, on the 7th of March,
1672. Mr. John U. Boiraiuhi, at
8. C.
, __ .. . . u . , l’»\ the same, ou thr 16th of March,
eycloue in Ikwida utterly .lemobato-dl j 1|4 -.j Mr. HOKOCB Y*KOt*TMA!< and
All
Exactly . That ia the rub. We once
tried thi*'walking together. If we
could not walk in unity aud love
then, it ia useless to try it ao«r.
We agree with the editor iu “let-,
ting the past be buried iu obliviou nm< * deficit •»•• ap II1HMW
Mia» Maroarkt LivntofrroN.
|K*r*on* were killed ... The authon- of Newberry County, H. C.
tie* of MatK-beoter. England, sent By the same, ou the 27th of Match,
lately a cargo of Kugliah convicts to 1872, Mr. A.taiKW Ham and Mias
New* York- Tbe Grand Ifake ofl^AKV Y'Vl.WSM. All of Lexington
Mecklenlmrg Schwerin ia engaged iu * OOBf ^ .
tbe same businews.. .The Erie Rail tb< * day.and by the same,
Mr. Jaouk hkki.kk. of hrog I/rvol,
for be may rest assured Hhat we are
uot “discussing the propriety ot go
ing somewhere,” and we know that
after he is assured of the fact that
we do intend to keep up our South- j
eni General Synod, his high sense
of honor and Christian courtesy will
deter him from giving ua any more
kind invitations to “come buck to |
the good Old General Synod,” ea- I
pecmlly ainee “he sympathise* with
us,, and wishes us to continue and
support our own institutions.” We
wish the same thing—wo agree. 1
am sorry, very sorry, the brother
misunderstood me.
And it may be that some of our
owu people will also misiuterpret
my article. I meant to say that if
we are to-tneet only to |»aas reaoln-1
A microscopic examination of Miaa
Turbush. who died at Crbuna,
Illinois, from curing raw liam,
revealed 30,000 triebimr to tlie
square inch..... W. W. ('orcoran,
Kai|.. of Waahington. Ha* purr baaed
and presented to the Washington
and law University, Va., the “How
ard Library” of 3,000 volumes \
milk-white bock was killed near
Cooper River, S. I’.... Tto* City
Hall ami Academy of Art, with its
famous painting*, at Ihisaehlorf,
Germany, have been burned .. The
Ohio Falla Car Worka, Jeffersonville,
Indiana, have been Iwirnrd. 700
men out of employment. I/km, #506,-
000 Lawson Mooney froze to death
twelve miles north of Dallas, North
Ibat firm reham*-. that
,......-.-.mg faith in thr rlhcwjr
uf Huatetter’s Stumw-h Bitter* aa a rem
edy tm iadigvstinu. btliuu dtoirdere. ia-
termHtent and remittent ftrrere, wtiirk
notorimtsly prevail ia all parts of thr
t ailed State* 9 Thu confidence has hern
grewtag tor twenty yeare, aad it ia still
r it ending. It U Dot thr result uf rreda-
By tto* same, os ih* Jtl of March, ittp-; it haa not Wn mgendered by any
hwautii devier. but ia the *pnatanroaa
and natural r**a*r»|arner of e
WHat peoplr mm daily going m
their own eyes they can uot q
When familirs ia unto althy district* tlutt
lawftbnrg. -Sumter County. Fla., aad ! ***** U* ‘Hi* wholeaoair regmablr tonic. I
Mim M*1V DkkiiKB. of Islington, preventive, earapr periodical frvera.
aod their i m media tr neighbors, who tieg j
Wrt this precaatioa. are prustratnl b> thr 1
how is it possible that thr phr-
should be a about its k aauu 9
la kike manner, wbro it is irro that
obstinate cares of dyspepsia, of liver
t, of constipation, of nervous
of general debility, yield
ta thr aprralioo of thr faatou* remedy,
bow can eves iucrrdality itself withhold
its rudorermeut * Eye- witnesses of the
| aaiatarr effects of the Bitter* are to be
found ia every civilised settlement on
this continent. The thormaods apoti thou-
sauda who owe their restoralioo to health
aa«l strength, or their preservation from
sick ness, to its extraordinary medicinal
properties, are eathasiaattr iu its praise
The mnltitadea who recommend it in a
neighborly way to their friends and ar-
•luaiataaeea. aa well as thoai* who make
public their estimate of its virtnes, are
eady to state their reason* for
thr faith that i« in them. They hare all
r PHL uudersigiM-d, liaviag assumed the
K management of the above nairn-d
establishment, offers for sale every va
riety of Theological, Religious. Church
and Sunday School Hooke. Any tmoks
published in this country or abroad, ewpr-
cially Lutheran books, both old and new,
will be promptly furnished to order.
Special attention given to furnishing
lie*; al.->. aid* for
Teacher*. The or
For Churches, School*, Fire Alarm*.
Farms, 4u*. Fine-toned, warranted, low
priced. Descriptive Circulars sent face.
BLYMYXR, NORTON A CO.,
OW-flM W. Eighth st., Cincinnati, 0.
F'cb 23 eow—1 v
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REMOVAL
>pe»‘isl atU-iitton ici\
Sur>daT-School *uj>i*li«
Huprstatradenta aid T
dera of M iaistetv. Huperhttendrnts. Teach -
er* and Oomantti*** earaeady solicited.
DIERCKAu Wholesale and K«-tail
.'ouuubia, 8. C., respectful-
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS GIVER.
Cff. Grocer.Ct w r
ly inform* his friends and customers that
lie has removed to hi* new establishment.
j formerly K under* building, on the comer
of Itielutrdaon and Taylor street*, where
. he will constantly keep on hand a well
. . .. . . . selected assortment of all article* belong-
A complete iatalogur* of Sunday Sclio^ mg to hi* line of business, such as Grore
Ronkarpuldiahed tn Util, trmtfrr*. rica. Provision*. Tobacco*, tee.
nEr.«. W. FUDBMCK.
• *1—3ui i
Apr 12
1872 Aprihf had Summer
1872
R.& W:C. SWAFFIELD.
S. c., aod Mias Ia>rii: Feagia;, of
I’otuaria. 8. C.
Bosinesa Deportment
Mia A Carpeuirr. Va
Mr* 8 A Hatrbrwoi..
Her H C Holland.
Rev J C Bepaw*.
D Hoddle.
F. Barr.
Mi*aea F and K O Wollr. *
G 8 Miller.
Prof T C Well*.
H L Vince. 7
Mr* M J Pifer,'
Mr* M M Henkel.
Joa Gmarrlnae.
J Spangler.
G M TIHb*.
$1 30 to l
IMtnlK ,
t j *' W V>'
u art jsu j thr fnith
’ 00 to S84 ^ nr witaewred
3 00 to 191
« 50 to ton
it-
• q«rmlK*o*
New AdvertioemenU.
SAMPLES.
- r
HAMILTON EASTEB * SONS.
IS ALT I MOKE. Mb.
IYEsIRING to routinne !*crviug their
».J frimod* at the South, will scud SAM -
I * PLES (.marked with width and price of
each.' of any kind of
-in,..-.', huh ,-s.l*.* m DRY GOODS
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
HATS.
FURNISHING GOODS, etc.
Hating recured the «
FIRST ClfifiA CUTTER
tow Itepartment. we will
lot Eugbsh. French and American Muuu-
1 fact are. We will pay Express freight on
all pnreharea from u* amounting to
$20 and Over,
acrvfccca
in out
.V. II. KIXAH1).
MAIN STREET.
Dr. Kobn • UimUmII, -.f J
ChoKm
.. , ----- y MQ | a CgQnty 9. C„ ia heir to a J \f*h<* M l
tions to go home and forget, we had , , J
, ,, , , , ,, legacv of #9,060,006 somewhere in II Batringet-
better not meet at all. ,f '»** v ” *
the General Synod did
*'ot meet in 1861 but irngthoued better not meet at all. If any man • ... . , ,
' M meetmg to 1862. Itiibe mean <»» way elea. to go, and baa „ . * y r h hirtU JLKatohey.
other Soutberu Synods met, a »y » brighter day in Urn * '' tmo well developed 1 0 Ljrwij
a, »d delegates were aouointed to I I Hope he will let us hear it. •’ u . * fefIMaw.
L . ^ wtre apiKMnteu ro > L, , , . » boms. Black, honm—where ts Dar d... a 1 Ful
>a Goucord. The Chuich waa m5in rejof« more than U - *• **
X. C.
i«g, and there was* uo commu- will, and no man w ill more readily
'Wfoi with the General Sju«l po. ' -« °Pf r ^ t « in any and all meaaurea
sible. ^ adopted at the next meeting. Here
an . d 'W®™ a Geueral Syu- | ape my ears brethren, if you have
th wan organized. In .tlie
' r ni*tion of that Synod not one
Wo ^t- * s frond, not a eenthnent oc-
c ^ r »t hot a thought ia expressed, dis-
*2j et:t frl to any Synodical body in
North, nor to any individual
towber comiiosiiig botlies in the-
j ^°Mh, nor ia there any political or
resolution to bo found u|m>ii its
•Jrfri- How then did they “rudely
their conmndion” from that.
^ ^ 101,1 what source j was that
^oenectioa” derived that can not
u “bounced t”. f: From tlie famous
1 j^jolations” no doubt, Chat have
proved “a Standing falsehood”
: fette not be retracted save at
e expense of “loyalty to tbe gov-
I-'•Ament*
“X. J. R” btoiHlly MJ-B,
wj.wifot peace.” “W c arc rnakiug
anything to propose; here ia my
hand, if I can assiat yon ; here is my
heart, if that can aid yon ; here in my
prayer, that God may bloaa yon.
The Lutheran denomination has
now in the Uuited States an aggre
gate membership of about one mill
ion two bnndred thousand ; two thou
sand two hundred pastors; three
thousand eight hundred churches ;
seventeen colleges; fifteen theologi
cal seminaries; thirty-eight leroale
seminaries; nine English church pa
llors, nineteen German* six Nor
wegian and three Swedish, in all
thirty-sex’en religious papers.
formally excommunicated Professors
Hilgers, Kuoodt, Langeo and Busch,
of the University of Boon, far their
rejection of the dogma of Panel in-
fallibility. ✓
win I It is propoeed to erect 1 M V Waltri.
moiraniont to the late Gilmore Simms. A Hawkins,
... Tbe Czar is endeavoring to Jf* AC Tuialg-iuL
reooocile aod recall tbe disaffected v j
Poles residing in France and other \\ Yauar,
countries Toads sell freely in 8 Yonre.
London for twenty-five cents a piece. Hrv B Krep*.
They are nsed in gardens to catch * 8 "•*’
Hies and clean tto* shrub* of insects.
s ee to ton
8 no lotto
1 00 to isn
2 00 to too
i to to Hi I
S M to «l,
9 90 to «K j
13# to an j
3 30 to toN 0Q e Dqqj South Columbia Hotel
4 00 to wo
t«totes
3 00 to222 | am daily receiving aud opening 1
t 90 to tto ' I lsrgc and carefully refected Mock of
!*:s;»ress goods.
;i 00m full
MARK IP GARMENTS
ia Um- I «<!•-*( St> U-*. uixi Kiunuire sa>i*-
faction Wc are stall tskiug order* for
thore
PERFECT-FITTIHG SHIRTS
Uini style* «f SPRING HATS ou baud.
Oar
Firsbkiig Goods OrpsiHsent
• **
1* cwiunlelc. In fact our f»n* k embrace*
everything New and Nobby, which we
are sure will plesre the most fa*tidi«»u*.
Give n* a call ami he convinced.
E.4W.C. SWAFFIELD.
Mar2 9 ' 29—tf
Company for tbe return of
settlement of their tolls.
ltoc 1
1^—lv
A.C.
Mrs J H Harley,
For
1 00 tolM
3 00 to tto
3 00 lotto
* SO tn no
— to ton;
3 90 tog*
3 .50 to MB i
1 no to Ito
3 30 in fall
t 00 to m
1 to to 19N
S 50 to 292
t oototfe
A A Gnann.
B Horn,
... A terrifle earthquake in the ^ y iqtiunu.
country north of Mo)mre River, Cali
fornia. Twenty three killctl, thirty
wounded, ami fifty home* destroyed
at lame Pine Small pox increa*
ing in Brooklyn Tlie Chicago
sufferers by the great fire paid over
#3,000 to hear Charlotte Cushman
read John William Aruiatrong,
ten years old, living in Polk County,
Tl . .,. . . , . | Ga., picked with bis owu hands 918
rmallv PTcmnmmtiLid pSZmn i P ouml# of coUou iu five day* Ex-1 ^ rT t-j J jfewkto** tthsp-
teuiiiv© Ku Klux arrests have beau toodafown, W
made lately at Newberry 0. H.. & C-
Warrants aye said to be out for
fully twp hundred citiaens. Terribly
Tbs Little Church Around th* Cor-
ser ia
Mi** M C itoater..., #1 00
re—.-
Books of Worship
Shipped by Ihtjpe & Chapman, Book
sellers, Columbia. S. C~, during tceek
ending March 22, 1872, by Express.
Vo. On* p*dt*fe>
8 A Bep*s*, S*km. V*. Oa* ptxMnnt, W
Kedcnbaugh.TU. Oo* Packsg*. Brv 0
W Hutkfffi, Usirfet%hqrg, V*.
This stock cmbrscc* everything desira
ble in
HE ESS GOODS.
USES*.
DOMESTICS.
FANCY GOODS, dx.
With a full aNMitlment of
erRTAIXSy
VTIXDOW SHADES,
MA TT1XGS,
OIL CLOTH,
and CARPKTISGS.
1 would request » «U from mjr nuascr-
_/U in gvii
a ersi use tbronglioot the
C. 8. A six men i*
H tired by the Government,
in the Patent Office,,
I Wasliington, D. C. It*!
< -iuiphcitv of construe
tioa, and tlie power it
irausiuits, renders H the best
wheel ever invented. Pam
Blbxbxm, York, Pa.
water
phlet free.
—jy Ahf^ *
llfi^
g
PQ
rnSomrm, feeling
• off tbe n
that
lalliairive
SPRING STOCKS
Ever offered in t/olwal
no effort ia
Will HNITS
toaR
* \ J B- RDfARD.
Apr 12
T HE Tenth Volume of Wood** Ilonre-
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187*. It la edited by Gail Hamilton, S. 8.
Wood, and H. V. Oabonie, and include*
among it* regular contributor* Horace
Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thoms* R.
Beecher, Dr. Dio Ixwi*, Dr. W. W. Hall,
Jaaies 1’arton, etc. Harriet IleeclierStowe,
Brick I'omeroy. John G. Saxe, Mgj. Gen.
Kilpatrick, Petroleum V. Na*by, etc.,
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