General Conference Reforms in Methodist Episcopal Church
The General Conference of the M E Church Sou h outlines episcopal reforms, tighter law interpretations, and final College of Bishops decisions. It also details bishop salaries for the next five years and methods to publish or record decisions after approval.
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M.E. Church
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College of Bishops
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Episcopal College
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Andrews
Orangeburg Female Seminary Examinations Impress Crowd
A large audience attended the Orangeburg Female Seminary examination on the 28th, praising student progress and the teachers’ efficiency. Mr. Legare has secured able assistants, fostering zeal and clear instruction across departments and subjects.
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Charleston Courier
Orangeburg
Messrs. Ephors
28Th Inne
Legare
Avery
Gally
Woman Falls From Window After Frenzied Attempt
A woman in her thirties fell from a third story window on Third Street after a man, Simeamoowisse-Horrouk Ancrorst, allegedly leaped at her in a fit of somnambulism. She escaped serious injury due to missing an iron railing, but suffered severe facial bruising and possible impairment. The incident was attended by Preemay of Eclectic College.
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Liriek
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Eclectic College
Hagny
The Fourth at Marion and Camden Bank Rumor
The Cauliden Weekly Journal reports on the Black River Waterman tale about the insured death of Camden Branch Bank president Salmond and the possible removal or discontinuance of the bank. It argues against removal, defends Camden's prominence, and urges patience while banking ties in the region are considered.
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Salmond
Insa
Camden
Nile
Gadeo
Dwaldevaon
Inv
Watermen
Dfatdwa
Dhe Bank
Columbia
Errut
Sumterville
Uiam
Ie Sintenow
Settlement of Kansan and squatter laws emerge
A Kansas Territory letter from Whitehead dated June 26 reports thousands of emigrants from Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri arriving and squatters claiming lands. It notes a Vigilance Committee and delegates for a July Salt Creek convention, with resolutions denying abolitionist protection and recognizing slavery, raising questions about justice and constitutional rights.
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St Louis Republican
Whitehead
Kansas Territory
Virginia
Kentucky
Aimilar
Sale Croke
Salt Creek
Rail Road Fare Offer for Grand Division Visit to Greenville
A note urges rail companies to permit members of the Grand Division and others who send funds to visit Greenville on the 27th for the Grand District Quarterly Meeting. It proposes traveling there and back for a single fare to enjoy Greenville’s scenery and surroundings, reflecting local interest in the up-country excursion.
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Grand Division
Denira
Greenville
Ite
Afflicted Brother Mourns Death Of His Wife
An article expresses deep regret for the loss of Thran J. Rigo’s wife, daughter of Dr. Pressly, in Anderton on the ath east. It notes their brief marriage and shares sincere sympathy from a Carolinian brother, invoking faith to sustain him in bereavement.
Orangeburg School Advised By Temperance Leader
A notice extols an Orangeburg school under Rev. J. B. Legure and praises the local temperance movement. It cites the New York People’s Organ on Mr. W. P. Tudgyn Onealh’s retirement and lauds his successor F. G. W. P. L. Tilley of St. John’s N. 1 as a fit leader for the National Division.
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K. Legure
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Society of Orangeburg
South Carolina
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New York People's Organ
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L.tilley
St. John's
N. 1
Hhis Banda
Congressional Matters and Progress of Key Legislation
The report covers River and Harbor funding for Charleston and Savannah harbors at 70000 each and Albertsound at 5000. Senate confirms Jos e T Miller as Collector of the Port of Wilmington. Treasury Building implosion noted. Alternate land grants to Orleans and Mobile Oil Road approved. Homestead Bill debated. House committee reports no fraud by mail steamship companies. several private bills pass. Edward Butler of duiosauri lobbies for next presidency in New York Star. Washington Monument reaches 168 feet. Bayonne youth invents telegraph printing method for dispatches at departure and stations.
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Savannahy
Albertmarle Sound
Senate Tove
Jose. T. Miller
Wilmington
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Treasury
Orleans
Mobile
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Mail
House
Professor J B Carlisle Acarest Address at Baptist Church
Professor J B Carlisle spoke last evening on the Tempérance Cause at our Baptist Church. The able scholar gave a thoughtful address to an attentive audience, and his restrained merit was praised as a tribute to his character and potential for a professorship at Wofford College.
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Acarest
Willy
Carlisle
Wofford College
Weather note on pleasant days and need for rain
The piece describes unusually warm days and pleasant nights, with recent refreshing showers that helped corn. It notes a current need for rain and compares this period with prior warmer days reported in earlier papers. It emphasizes climatic conditions and agricultural impact without sensational detail.
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Erica
Improvements on Rail Roads Ventilate Cars with Foote Heater
A historical notice describes a new Car Ventilation and Heater by Doctor George Foote and partners, installed on the Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road. The system uses top mounted lamps to capture air, channels to direct hot air downward, and water cooled diffusers to create a cooled, pleasant environment. It outlines a belt driven turbine and air tubes feeding into the car, with water tanks and spray nozzles to disperse mist for temperature control.
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Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road Company
Ciproland Jerald
George F. Foote
Footwand Alton
Buffalo
Ventilator and Heaters Proposed for Rail Cars
An 19th century report discusses an air ventilation system for railway cars. It describes air flow, a valve regulated air intake, and a heater in winter to ventilate and warm the car. The system uses stove heating and a wire mesh to condense sunken water, with tests by an excursion party deeming the air pleasant and free from offensives. Estimated cost is 150 dollars for an old car and 100 dollars for a new one. The piece urges railway companies to investigate and adopt the invention for passenger comfort and health.
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Humephrey Davy
Fourth at Marion Opens Temperance Celebration in Camden
A large crowd gathered in Camden to celebrate the Fourth with temperance unity. Speeches by Rev Napier and Dr A Crane praised reform, slavery critique, and district Marion’s communication links, while Judge O Neal’s stance on prohibition drew praise for steadfast courage. The event closed with faith in Maine Law principles and calls to end liquor sales.
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South Carolina
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