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MACON:

TELEGRAPH MAMMOTH STEAM TRKSS.

1861.

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BOOKS FOE PREACHERS.

Every Preacher ought to have a copy of one ur more of the follow- ing excellent Books — sent pottage free on receipt of the retail prices — at a liberal discount when ordered in quantities. Send for a copy when you order Books.

Ait of Extempore Speaking, Bautain, 1 00

Atonement, Barnes, , 1 o()

Alford's Greek Testament. 2 vols., 5 00 1

Analytical Concordance, Eadie, 3 00

BAKER, Life and Sermons of, 3 vols., 3 25

Barnes' Notes on the Gospel, 11 vols., per volume 75

Biblical Antiquity, Xevins, 1 00 !

Bunting, Life of, vol. 1 , 1 00 i

Christ, Life of, Fleetwood, 1 25

Christ of History, Young, 1 00 !

Christian Believing, Huntington, 1 25

Christian Classics, 4 vols, Hamilton, 4 50 j

Closing Scenes, Neal 1 00 j

Confessions of a Conveited Infidel, 1 00

Cosmos, A Description of the Universe, 5 vols., 4 25 |

Christian Legacy, Jackson, 35

Church History, Mosheim, 2 50 i

Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature, Kitto 2 vols., 0 50

Cruden's Concordance, complete, 3 50 j

DEVIL, History of, DeFoe, ' 1 00

Discourses on Truth, Thornwell, 4 00

Docti ine of Baptism, Armstrong, 1 00

Eclipse of Faith 1 25

Evil not from God, Young, 1 00

Expository Thoughts on the Gospel, 1 Jylc, . 1 00

Footprints of the Creator, Hugh Miller, 1 00

Footsteps of St. Paul ' 1 00

Fcrty Years Familiar Letters of Alexander, 2 vols 3 50

Good News of G< d, Kingsley 1 o0

Gottholdt's Emblem* 1 25

Great Tribulation, Jo'm Cumming, 2 vols., 2 00

Great Teacher, Harris, 1 00

Hermaneutical Manual, Fail baine, 1 50

FOll SALE BY

J. W. BURKE, Agent.

MINUTES

GEORGIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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ifyabxst €pscapl (%trt|, &hrtfy,

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AUGUSTA, GA„ NOV. 28-DEC, 6, 1860,

BISHOP PIERCE, President.

J. BLAKELY SMITH Secretary.

GEO. G. N. MACDONNELL, i . .

ARMINIUS WRIGHT, \ Assista,u*

MACON:

TELEGRAPH STEAM POWER PRESS. 1861.

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IHE FLOWERS CCL_.;;o,V

MINUTES.

Qubstion 1. Who mi admitted on trial?

Answke. Norman D. Morehouse, Henry D. Murphy, Jesse Richardson, Walton F. Holland, John R. Parker, George L. W. Anthony, Hezekiah H. Porter, John. M. Lowrey, James L. Fowler, Josiah Harkey, Win. W. Oslin, Wm. A. Rogers, Wesley Lane, James R. Stewart, Win. W. Stewart, Leonidas R. Redding, Morgan Calloway, J. Sloman Asbmore, and Robt. N. Andrews. — 19.

Ques. %. II ho remain on trial ?

Asa. Robert A. Seale, Gibson C. Andrews, Ebenezer G. Murrah, Charles M. Smith, Joseph J. Siugleton, Robt. H Jones, James D. Anthony, James T. Lowe, John A. Reynold.-, Marshall J. Jenkins, Robert II. Rogers, Aniens G. Havgood, Thomas J. Embry, Robt. F Williamson, San ford Leake, John P. Guest, LeviP. Neese, Wm. C. D. Perry.

Que* arc admitted into full connection?

An-. Thomas 1! Lanier, John J. Morgan, James L. Neese, Britton Sanders, Olin S. Means, Charles A. Moore, Moses A. Leake, Columbus W. Howard, Edward A. II. McGehee, James L. Lupo, Theodore A. Pharr, Young J. Allen, John Murphy, Lean- der L. Strange, John F. Berry. — 15.

Ques. 1. Who are re- admitted ?

Churehwell A. Crowell, Winfield W. Robison, Benjamin Arbogast— (adhered South)— 3.

Ques. 5. Who arc received by transfer from other Conferences ?

Asa. F. Bartow Davis.

Ques. 6. Who are the Deacons of one year 1

George G. Smith, George W. Yarbrough, John P. Baily, David R. McWil- liams, JohnT. Norris, Tlioma- W. Bayes, Newdaygate B. Ousley, Samu.l A. Clarke, />. Freeman, Edward J. , Robt. \V Lovett, Cicero A.

Mitchell, W. C. Rowland— 1 4.

. 7. Wliat <>ns ?

An-. Thomas B, Lanier, John J. Morgan, Junes L. Neese, Britton Sanders, Theo- dore A. Pharr, Olin S. Means, Charles A. Moore, Columbus W. Howard, Edward A. H. McGehee, James L. Lupo, John F. Berry, Leander L. Strange, - Moses A. Leake —13. Ques. 8. What Local Preachers an i -ons?

An-. James T. Linn, Green M. Kendrick, John F. Thrasher, Samuel H. Smith, Geo. L. W. Anthony, Hezekiah H. Porter, Henry B. Treadwell, John B. Powell, Jno. H. Elder, Wm. A. Rogers, Wm. Griffin, Wm. A. Singleton. I \^ Ques. 9. What Traveling Preachen ed andordained Elders?

Asa. W. T. MeMiehael, Geo. H. Pattillo, Alex. M. Thigpen, John W. Reynolds, Robt. W. Dixon, Elijah N. Boland. L,

. 10. What Local Preachers arc elee\ dained Elders?

. James B. Dell, Daniel Howell, Reubin F. Grant, Isaac C. Harris, Robert J. Hodges, Francis L. Cherry, Alfred H. Smith, Archibald McCorkle, John C. John- son, Nicholas Ware, Wm. H. Nunnally. | j

Ques. 11. WJio have located this yearf

Ans. Leander L. Strange, Jacob C. Neese, James W. Tray wick, James L. Neese, David Crenshaw.

Ques. 12. Who are Supernumerary ?

Ans. James D. Freeman, Thos. II. Stewart, Alex. Means, Young F. Tignor, Miller H. White, W. F. Conley.

Ques. 13. Who are Superannuated?

Ans. Wm. H. Moss, Whitfield Anthony, Jesse R. Lilthjohn. D. Williamson, John II. Robinson, Wyatt Brooks, Geo. Bright, Eli Bennett, Francis Bird, Samuel J. Bellah, John S. Ford, Alex. Gordon, Windsor Graham, Whitman ('. Hill, Janus limit, r, J. J. M. Mapp, J. B. 0. Qaillian, John Simmons, Allen Turner, Jo-eph T. Smith, F. W. Baggerly, C Trussel. Jacob R. Owen, Charles L. Hayes, Osborn I.. Smith, Edmund W. Reynolds, Wm. B. McMan, Jesse W. Carroll.

Ques. 1-k What Preachers have died during the past year? Rev. Wm. Arnold was born in Ashboro', North Carolina, on the 4th of March, 1786, and died in Eatonton, Georgia, 12th January, 18C0. At the age of sixteen ho joined the Methodist Episcopal Church, and in his twentieth year he was licensed to preach, and in his twenty-sec- ond year he joined the South Carolina Conference, which then embraced the State of Georgia. He was an active laborer for twenty-two years, during which time he was twice elected to the General Conference and served sixteen years as Presiding Elder. As a preacher he ranked among the first of his day. His sermons were admirably arranged and well digested, richly interspersed with poetical quotationsjudiciously selected and admirably adapted. He was a man of an exceedingly gentle and amiable spirit, and was beloved by all who knew him. Ills last sermon was preached on the last Sabbath in 1859. He seemed to be conscious that it was his last and so expressed himself. In a few days thereafter he was attacked with Pneumonia and lingered until the tenth day, during which time he suffered much ; but there was no time when his mind was not entirely clear, or when he had not the fullest assurance of his accep- tance with God. On one occasion he said, "I am a great sufferer, I want the hour to come." — On another, he said, "My trust is firm in the Lord Jesus Christ, I am confident of heaven ; my trust is unwavering. "' The last expression that he was understood to utter was "Glory ! Glory! Glory 1" Thus in the full assurance of the blessedness of that heavenly world to which, in his ministrations, he had so often directed his transported hearers, his life and labors ended togeth- er quite in the verge of heaven.

Noah Smitu, a Superanuated Minister, died on the morning of the 14th of September, 1S60. We have no information as to the time and place, either of his birth, conversion, or admission to the ministry. He was admitted into the Georgia Conference about the year 1837 or 1S38, and took a superanuated relation in 1858. For many years he was a popular and useful traveling preacher. He possessed a useful order of talent and was characterized by more than ordinary ability in preaching — great zeal, uncommon success as a revivalist, and extraordinary facility in making his gifts available to all classes of persons. He was a man of right principles, ar- dent piety, and generous soul. Indefatigable in labors, amiable in temper, sociable in spirit, and affable in his manners, he was beloved by all his ministerial brethren, respected and esteemed by the church. Few ministers in Georgia have been instrumental in the con- version of more souls. The circumstances of his death were peculiar, ne attended a Camp- meeting in Tallapoosa county, Ala., where he labored with uncommon zeal, spiritualty and efficiency. After the Camp-meeting he continued his labors with unabated ardorat a protrac- ted meeting. He frequently intimated a presentment of his approaching dissolution. The day before his death he declared publicly, while he seemed to be transported with heavenly rapture, that he expected soon to die. No! he exclaimed emphatically, "I shall never die; I'll just go to sleep and wake up in heaven I" How soon was the presentment realized ! The next morning he was found in his bed, his body still warm, but the vital spark was fled. The spirit had returned to its God. Thus, doubtless, our brother "fell asleep in Jesus.''

Rev. James B. Turner was born in Hancock county, Ga., January 20th, 1798. His mother was a religious woman and dedicated him to God in his infancy. lie grew up to the age of seventeen, a moral, well-disposed boy. He was awakened under the ministry of Rev. Kobt. L. Edwards, and was converted in October, 1810. In the year 1813, he was admitted into the South Carolina Conference, traveled many years, and in 1835 took a superanuated relation, "without claim," which relation he sustained at the time of his death, on the 5th of November, 1S00. He was decided in his opinions, frank and candid in their expression— sincere in his motives, genuine in his piety, ever prompt to defend the church and to vindicate the cause of his mas-

ter, he was a useful and venerated minister. lie supported his last affliction with christian fortitude and resignation, answering all the inquiries of his fiieuds concerning his future hopes, in the most satisfactory manner. When asked if he was ready to go, he answered, "I am ready ; certainly I am!" Some one asked him : Are you aware that you are dying ? He answered, '■'■Yes lam/" Are you prepared t "lam! lam!" and lifting both hands in token of victory, he expired. Thus our venerable brother passed from earth to the mansions of the blessed.

Ques. 15. Are nil the Preachers blameless in tit. ir life and official adminis- tration?

Axs. Their acmes were called one by one and their characters examined and passed.

Qies. 16. What istht number of Preachers and members in the several Cir- cuits, Stations and Missions of tht Conference f

Axs. See Statistical Table.

Ques. 17. What amounts are necessary for the Superannuated Preachers, and the widows and orphans of preachers, and to male up the deficiencies of those who hare not obtained their regular allowance in th< ir respective Districts, Cir- euits and stations?

Ans. (12,901 95.

QuES, 18. What has been collected on the foregoing accounts, and how has it applied ?

Aks. Collected $9,729 8G.

Paid out as follows :

SUPERANNUATED PREACHERS.

fcli Bennett (859 50 Joseph T. Smith $294 10 Alex. Gordon $S

Sam'l. J. Bellah 619 00 j Claiborne Trnesell .... 259 5Q James Quillian 129TB

John s. Foul 129 761 Young F. Tignor 2:u 10 Allen Turner

J. J. M. Mapp 259 60 Francis Bird 259 50 Windsor Graham 82870

J. B. C. Quillian 821 65 1 Jesse w. Carroll 269 50 Miller 11. White 300 00

Noah Smith -

WIDOWS.

Sister Arnold (12! - Twitty $129 76! Sister McAvoer $129 76

'• Howard 129 75 " Askew 233 55 " Edwards, 129 75

•• Crandell 129 75 " Collinswonth, . . . 129 75 " Moss 164 35

•■ Lane.... 129 76 " Hodges 129 76 " Quillian 173 00

ORPHANS.

Bro.Lowrey'8 Child Flander's Child,.. $84 60jB gt( iir,„ $69 M

Borings 103 so | " Turner s Children 66 22

SUPERNUMERARY AND DEFICIENT PREACHERS.

Ed. W. Reynolds.. - 50 John E. Sentell $ 16 601 T. J. Embry $98 95

W. B. Mcilau 324 35 T. T. Arnold 100 10 Win. F. Couley 3-Js To

Win. M. D. Bond 292505E. N. Boland fB 95 W. Anthony 85 26

Robt. 11. Rogers 41 l |George Bright 338 70 1 John W. Reynold- 128 00

A. w. Roland ■■

3.19. Whathasbeen contributed for Missionary, Sunday School and Tract Societes ?

For Missionary Society, ■ £28,938 08

" Georgia Conference S. S. Society, 160 22

" Parent Society, 484 61

" Own Schools," 3,510 50

" Georgia Conference Depository, 5,u72 33

" Publishing House, " 2,612 00

Qoes. 20. Where shall the next Session of the Conf rence be held ?

Axs. Savannah, Ga.

Qtes. 21. Where are the Preachers stationed this year?

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A COURSE OF STUDY

For the Itinerant Probationers and Deacons of the Methodist Episcopal ■ !&, to be uni-

formly otipt >■■ l for by the General Coxf

Fir-t Ykai:.— The Bible : lli-torical and Biographical parts, with reference to Watson's Biblical and Theological Dictionary enlarged, with New Biblical Atlas, and preachers" Text Book. Wesley's Sermons, Volume I. Discipline, Hymn Book. Clarke's Preachers' Manual. Watson's Institutes, Pari in. Theological Compend, English Grammar, Composition.

Sbcond Ykar.— The Bible: a- to the Institutions of Christianity, with reference to Watson's Dictionary, as above. Wesley's Sermons. Volume II. Discipline, with reference to Heckle's Analysis. Hymn Book. Smith's Elements of Divinity. Watson's Institutes, Part IV. Wat- son's Life of Weslej and Observations on Soothey. ' Qnack- cnbos' Advanced Course of Composition and 1'hetoric.

Third Teas.— The Bible : as to Doctrines, with referent i ctionary, ae

Voiumi ill Dls6tpltne. Hymn Book. Watson's Institutes, Part It — Whateley's Rhetoric. Essay or Sermon, with reference to Vinet's Pastoral Theology.

Fourth Ykar.— The Bible, generally, with reference to Watson's Dictionary, as above.— >s Sermons., Volume TV Discipline. HymnBook. Riven of Moral Philoso-

phy. Watson's institutes, Part I. Powell on Succession. Kilter's Church History. Whately's Logic. Essay or Sermon.

1A \MINIV. COMMTTTEES.

Fii:-t Ykar.— .lames \V. Hinton, George Bright. B B. I ster.

Second Year— W, R, Foote, W. M. Crumley, T. H. Jordan.

Third Year.— James L. Pierce, II. H. Parks. Joseph S. Key. t

FOUBTH Year.— W. H. Potter. J. \Y. Talley, E. W. Speer.

ed, That the Examining Committees and classes to be examin iircd to meet

at the place appointed for holding the Conference, on Monday night before the commencement of the Session, to commence the examination, so that it may be more throrough and the com- mittees be prepared to report the 1st day of the Session.

BOOH I o.MMITTEE.

James E. Evans, Wm.J. Parks. Joseph s. Key. J. Blakely Smith, <.. J. Pearce, Geo. G. N. W. Burke, Agent, ol the Conference ; Alboii Ch ise, Robt. A. Smith, I. P. Garvin, Jamc < m. Chambers, T. M. Furlow, and <.. !'.. Haygood, laymen.

REPORT OF THE BOOK COMMITTEE OF TOE GEORGIA CONFERENCE.

The Committee beg leavi that they met at the Depository in Macon, Ga., on the

t>lst of March, and were pleased to find the business prospering. Finding the _store occupied by the Agent too small for the purposes of the Depository, at the suggestion of the Executive Committee, as well as of the Agent, they authorized him to procure a larger one if practicable. This has been done, and we arc pleased to say, that a building in every way suitable hasbecn leased far three years from flrel of October last. During the first thn I the current

year, the business of the Depository was very successful, the sales being large and the cash re- ceiptsgood; but for the stringency of the money market daring the lasl quarter, tb would probably have reached the sum of forty thousand dollars. This opinion is predicated upon the report of the agent herewith submitted by which it will be seen, that the sales amount to the sum of thirty-six thousand two hundred and fifty-six dollars and nine cents.— tjp to November first, the Agent has been able to meet all the liabilities of the Depository. without difficulty) but in view of the difficulties in obtaining ordinary bank facilities at pres- ent, this cannot continue unless the present debts due the Depository shall be promptly paid. The Committee, therefore, earnestly urge all who are indebted to tin- Depository to make pay- ment without delay, and thus relieve the Depository of its embarrassments.

At the fir t glance at the Agent's report, it may appear that the indebtedness of the Deposito- ry is very large, but considering the small amount of capital with which it commenced, and

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the stock absolutely necessary to continue its bnsincss, and the recent stringency in the mon- ey marked, the indebtedness does not exceed wh^t might have been expected; for by exam- ining the Assets and Liabilities of the Depository, as shown in the report, it will be Been that the business baa been profitable, and that the Depository is still on a firm basis. It is. how- ever, of the first importance for its future success, that the preachers gfrre early aid in I b and eh'culation of the book-. The Committee feel assured thai the Depository nier i- with the favor of the people, as an evidence of which, our Traveling Agent. 1,'ev. ,1. Blakely Smith, had ■I in oash, notes, and good open subscriptions during the year. $11,665 00. The follow- ing resolutions have been passed by the Committee,

Hesoh>il. That persons who remain in arrears to the Depository at the close ofeaeb of the Georgia Annual Conference, shall not be furnished with books on credit until all arrearages are paid, provided thai the Agent andjExecutlve Committee may extend the time of payment not exceeding six months, when in their judgment the interest of the Concern may t iiereby be promoted.

Resolved, That the Agent be requested to keep the stock constantly Insured to the full a of its value.

Resolvt'l, Thai we recommend to the Conference so to change the Constitution as to hold the annual meeting of the Committee in Macon, (ia., on the 1st Wednesday in May.

Resolved. That we recommend the re-appointment of Rev. J. W. Burke, as Agent for the De- pository.

John W. Burke, Agent, in account with Book Depositor//.

ANNUAL CASH BALANCE TO NOVEMBER 20th, I860.

1860. DR.

Nov. 20. To am't on hand Dec. 1st,

1859 $ 170 80

To am't received on account 18,789 62 " " " J. Blakely

Smith 3,281 00

To am't ree'd Pub. Coll'ons 407 00 » " " Cash Sales... 7,058 79 " '• •' "So. Christian

Advocate" 2,000 00

To am't received borrowed

Money ■ 5,500 00

To am't ree'd balance over- paid ' 725 80

$37,939 10

i860. ' CR

Nov. 20. By am't pd Mdse. $29,783 98

" " " " "Expenses.: 6,291*74

" " " " " borrowed Monev 1,859 38

$37,939 10

ASSETTS.

Nov. 20. Stock on hand $25,241 23

Fixtures in Store 570 00

Bills Recievabfe. .$3,601 77

Open Accounts... 11,660 02

Less bad & doubt- ful accounts.

$15,101 79

500 00 1 1,661 79

$48,473 us

LIABILITIES.

Kills payable and account

tor Mqse $17,652*91

Bills payable for borrowed

Money 5,227 75

Balance* overpaid by Agent. 725 80 Balance nett value of assetts 16,866 56

Present value ofassets prop- er $16

Am't from J. 11.

Smith $3,281 00

Less donations to

do 309 08

$2,911 92 Prom So. Christ. Advocate 2,000 00 4,91192

11,954 64

Value of nett assets Dec. 1st,

1659 •••• N-073 25

Showing net t profit on years

business $»,881 39

Gross am't of sales for the year ... $30,250 09

$4Q,473 OS

Present value of Depository in 'i i assetts proper a- ah Notes and subscriptions in thehandsofJ. BlakelySmith 0,377 67

Value of Depository Dec. 1st,

1859 : 8,078 85

Showing balance in favor of present value $15,170 9S

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Collections of J. Blakehj Smith. Traveling Agent, for the

BOOK DEPOSITORY.

CASH. DUE 1861 ' DUB 1862

Augusta District, Athene

Rvnie " -

Atlanta

ange " - Griffiu

Macon " -

Columbus Sandersville " - Americus

Am't pd J. \v. Burke, -

Agents Salary aad other expenses, -

8891 inn - ITsi 33 |

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559 M

89 -j:.

3 ii -in

851 95

65 15

304 35

90 (xi

933 11 146 00

|5,07-J

104 00 139 00

Total amount of cash and subscriptions, $11,656 00. For particulai - -Meal Report.

Report on Periodicals and Publishing It

The Committee on Periodical!! and the Pnhlii They have collected of the Free Cash Capital.

From Augusta District : Columbia

Circuit

Bethel Circuit

Richmond Circuit 160 00

Total $340 OoJ

From Athens District : by Rev. J. O.

A. Clarke

From Atlanta District: Rev. .1 W.

Yarhroujh 100 00

From Bandersville District ; Rev. L.

B. Pavne 1 "5 50

thing Ilouse beg leave to Report : pledged by the Georgia '

From Griffin District : Rev. Walter R. Branham

From Columbus District: Charles Fisher

Which several amounts

paid over by the Committee to Dr. II;: From Macon District : Reported by the Rev. J. E. Evans as having been paid to the Pub. House. .

31 00 100 00

900 on

Making a total of -

rgia Conference Publishing Fund.

DONATION ACCOUNT TO N METHODIST PUBLISHING HOI

ish paid by J. E. EvanB, :::::: s? 400 00 23, '■ " atCi.nr. of'59to J. B. McFerrin. : : 3043 40

1860— June 23, " " by J. W. Tarbrongh, :::::.

by W.H.Evans, :■:::: 100 00

Oct. 27. •• ■■ by J. E, Evans, ::::::

Dee. 11. " " Huston by J. E. Evans, : : : : 400 00

G. C. Clark, ::::::

" ":::::::: 998 00

":::::::: 12 50

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Dec. 23, 1S50— To Premium paid for drafts. ::::::

Net Balance. : : : : $6196 45

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Officers of the Missionary Society.

James E. Evans, President ; Joseph II. Echols, 1st Vice President ; Alfred T. Mann, 2d Vice President ; J. Blakely Smith, Secretary ; Root. B. Lester, Treasurer.

Managers. — Josiah Lewis, William M. Crumley, G. Jefferson Pearce, James W. Ilinton, W. II. Evans, E. \V. Specr, Jackson Oliver, J. P. Duncan, and John W. Yarborough.

Report of the Board of Managers of the Missionary Society

OP THE GEORGIA CONFERENCE.

The following is a synopsis of the reports from the various missions belonging to the Georgia Conference.

Macon City Mixtion was served by Rev. J. M. Armstrong, who reports the work in a thriving condition. It has 101 members, 23 probationers and a most nourishing Sabbath School. Paid the present year between $70 and $30 00 for missionary purposes.

Harris and Talbot Colored Mission was served in connection with the Circuit by Rev. II. P. Pitchford and J. P. Berry. It includes 8 appointment-' with 328 members, 05 of whom joined the present year.

Macon Colored Mission was served by Rev. G. H. Patillo, who reports 475 members and 258 probationers, also a flourishing Sabbath School with 200 catechumens. $20 00 raised for mis- sionary cause.

Clayton Mission, J. P. Bailey missionary, reports favorably of this work. It has a member- ship of 13G whites in full connection and 27 on probation ; also 5 colored members and 2 proba- tioners. Paid to missionary, $51 05.

Broad River Mission, G. C. Andrews, Missionary, comprises 7 appointments with a member- ship of 27 whites and 138 blacks. Condition good ; $103 00 paid for its own support.

Fort Valley Colored Mission was served by L. G. Evans. It has 407 members and S3 proba- tioners, and is prosperous in every respect. Paid to missionary, $287 55.

Richmond Colored Mission was served in connection with the Richmond Circuit by Rev. C. M. Smith. This mission has been in operation only during the present year, and has proved highly successful. It has 27 members and 73 probationers.

Andrew Chapel Mission, Savannah, Ga., was served by J. E. Godfrey. It has 439 members and 36 probationers; is doing well notwithstanding some unfavorableness in present circum- siances. Paid for its own support, $178 75.

Factory Mission was served by Rev. M. H. Hebbard. It has 4 appointments with 121 mem- bers and 50 probationers. There is a Sabbath School at each appointment, two of which indi- cate considerable prosperity. The mission has been greatly blessed and should be continued. Paid to missionary, $00 00

Chattahoochee Mission, Rev. D. Crenshaw, Missionary, lias eleven appointments, 3S0 mem- bers, 280 catechumens and 70 probationers. During the year $255 00 were contributed for its support.

Putnam Colored Mission, in charge of Rev. M. G. Jenkins, evinces a high degree of general prosperity. It includes 7 appointments, has 405 members in full fellowship and 280 on proba- tion. 130 new members have been received during the year.

Wilkes Volorcl Mission, in charge of E. G. Murrah, is reported in a prosperous condition. It has 180 members in full connection and 30 probationers.

Clinton Mission, Rev. E. A. H. McGehee, Missionary, reports 7 appointments, has 330 mem- bers in full connection, 200 on probation, and '200 catechumens. $373 00 have been collected from the mission and Chiton Circuit.

Georgetown Colored Mission, Rev. E. N. Boland, Missionary, comprises 3 appointments.— There are 20 members in full connection, 0 probationers, and 40 catechumens ; $140 00 collec- ted for missionary purposes.

Euharlee Mission, Rev. M. A. Leak, Missionary, is reported in a thriving condition. It in- cludes 11 appointments and has 121 members in full cennection and 70 on probation. It also has 10 Sabbath Schools, 8 of which have been organized this year. This mission has raised $1,450 00, which have been appropriated to the building of churches and to other improvements.

Glasscock Mission, Rev. J. B. Purvis, Missionary, comprises 3 appointments. It has 325 mem- bers in full connection and 03 on probation. The latter were received this year.

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Burke Colored Mission, Rev. J. Jones, Missionary, comprises 9 appointments. It has 80 mem- bers in full connection, 44 probationers and 150 catechumens: $750 00 contributed during the year. The work is prosperous.

Bwainesbord1 Mission was served by Rev. R. N. Cotter, who reports the work in a prosperous condition. It has 188 whites in full fellowship and 74 on probation ; colored members 4, pro- bationers 20, Three Sunday Schools doing well. Paid to Missionary, $160 53.

BlairtcUU and WorganUxum Mission embraces 20 appointments and was served by : Chambers. It has 851 members and 106 probationer-: ; also 9 Sabbath Schools well furnished and attended with a good degree of prosperity. Raised for its own support, $100 75.

Cullodoi and Ida . Rev. Jforgan Bellah, Missionary, is in a prosperous condit-

ion. It comprises l appointments, and nave 279 members in fall connection, 85 on probation and 50 catechumens, all of whom are well instructed in Capers' < btechism.

Mcintosh Mission, Hew. WalterKnox, Missionary, has a membership of whites in full con- tion 80, on probation 10, and of colored in full connection 57, on probation 17. (186 85 paid the missionary during t lie year. No increase in membership has occurred this year, but the mission is in a good condition. It is recommended that the mission be changed to a Circuit, as it will -well support an unmarried man."

Bethel Mission, Kev. S. Q, Scoven, Missionary, is reported in an improving condition.

The Asbury Morion, Augusta, was served by Kev. Wm. 8. Baker, who reports it as pi ing a fine field for missionary labor and success. It has 98 members and T> probationers. — There is connected with the charge a well provided and flourishing Sabbath School.

was Berved In connection with the Bryan and Bullock Circuit by Rev. J. Strickland and Win. B. Mcllan. It includes 11 appointments, 8 of which are organized socie- ties. Reports 240 white and 57 colored members ; also two Sabbath Schools. Condition good.

The Isabella Mission was served by Rev. James Dunwody and T. B. Lanier. This i has 8 permanent appointments scattered through five count i' B and comprises a membership of 171 whites and 33 blacks. I; bos also :; Sabbath Scboolspretty well furnished. May be said to be in a healthy condition.

Monroe Colored '/■■ rvedbyRev, Sidney M. Smith: reports 075 members. I

bath Schools. 160 catecumens, $78 00 paid to missionary : the mission doing Well.

The Bveritt Mission was served by Rev. R. F. Grant : reports 202 members, 130 probationers, 4 Sabbath Schools, 350 catechumens. It is a very prosperous work and has paid to the mi-s eionary $16S SO.

Trinity Colored Mission, Augusta, wae served the first three months of t lie year by Rev. I). W. Calhoun, subsequently by Kev. Win. S. Baker. It has 660 members and is reported in a peace- ful and prosperous condition.

Perry Colond Missiot} was Berved in connection with the Perry circuit by ReV. T>. E. Starr who recommends that the mission be merged into the Perry circuit. It has 740 meml probationers and 500 catechumens, $300 paid to missionary.

Oahanbus Colored Mission has 865 communicants, and about 100 under catechetical instruc- tion. W. W. Robison, Missionary, raid $90 76.

ThsM ■' comprises 8 Appointments. 301 members and about. 200 cate-

chumens. J. I,. Neese, Missionary.

Ths Cotamfyts Factory Mission was served by Rev. W.J. Wardlaw. It embraces 2 appoint- ments and contains 800 members. There has been large and increasing prosperity daring the year, 64 memo . at one time ; $465 W paid to missionary.

Paulding MissU n wae served by ttetr. A. J. Deavors ami has been blessed with gracious revi- vals during the year. It has 8 appointments* with a mi mbersbip of 270 whites in full connec- tion and 4 colored; probationers 84 whites and 4 colored. There are 2 Sabbath Schools, each supplied with a library. $46 10 paid to missionary,

Athens Colored Mi ■ rved by Rev. H. Cmnford, who reports 296mcml

tioncrs,' hpmsns, $26 00 paid for missionary.

Han ' '•' 2fiwionwaa served by Rev? R, J. Howell; membership 794. The mission is in general favor with the patrons. They desire it- continuance.

Harralson Mission, Kev. .1. W.Brady, reports a membership comprising 248 whites In full connection. 20 on probation ; colored members 7, 2 Sabbath Schools with 75 pupils. The mis- sion prospering ; collect. .1 $40 60.

Houston Mi i rved by Rev. P. P. McKenaie. It has 127 white members and 20 pro-

bationers : eolored members is. There are also 2 Sabbath Schools doing very well. Paid to missionary $00 00.

The Cusst <<i Mission was s< rved in connection with the Cuee< ta Circnit, by Rev. J. M. Boyn- ton, for the first quarter, subsequently by ReV. Joseph Tooke. It includes 5 appointments and

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nl 32 probationers. The mission is reported in a prosperous condition ; 40 baptized during the year.

Ulit! ,:, was served by Rev. AVaytt Brooks who reports 180 members, 35 probation-

ers and 223 catechumen-. The mission is in a good condition and is recommended to be mer- ged into the Butler Circuit.

Pierce C7iapel Mission, Columbus, wa served in connection with Girard Station, by Rev. L. Pierce and A. U. Haygood. ft has a membership of 18 white members and a Sabbath School of 150 scholars. The Sabbath School i^ one of great promise and the people, it is thought .are looking up to a higher appreciation of preaching. The missionaries think its continuance in some form des.rable. It has I io missionary money the present year.

Troupe Colot was served in connection with the Circuit, by Rev. J. J. Morgan, and

is reported in good condition. It includes 8 appointments and has a membership of 250 in full connection and 31 probationers. Paid missionary, $182 00.

ltd City Mission was served by Rev. J. A. Reynolds. It has 2 appointments, members ters 133, adde enl year li">. The mission is reported as a very inviting

field for use! ulness. The success of the missionary this year has been very encouragin the state of the work, the spirituality of the membersnip and the general interest manifested, giveg>romise of yet better things to come.

No reports received from the Louisville, Morgan, Lincoln, Starksville or Mt. Vernon missions.

Report of the Ti'&murer of the Georgia Conference Miss ion-

, ARY SOCIETY.

ROBT 11. LESTER, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH GEORGIA CONFERENCE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

AUGUSTA DISTRICT. DR. CR.

From Augusta, St. Johns. Rev. Alex. Graham, §450 00

St. James, Rev. W. F. Cook, St. James Sabbath School, $243 10; General Col- lection, $138 05 376 15

Trinity Mission, Rev. W. S. Baker, 11 80

Savannah' Trinity, Rev. E. W. Speer, $25 00 by Robt. Mclntire to make Mrs. Robt. Mclnt ire L. M. ; $25 00 by Jas. I. Snider, to make Mrs. Snider L. M, ; $2500 by Rev. B. W. Speer, to make Mrs. N. R. BarnunJ L. M. ; $20 00 by J. Houston to make Mrs. J. Houston L. M. ; $2000 by Rev. E. lleidt, to make Mrs. E. Heidt L. M. ; $21) 00 by Robt. Walker, to make Mrs. Robt.

Walker L. M.; $^3500* Gcnesal Collection, 330 38

Wesle; lev.. Jno. T. Nor/is, 50 00

Andrew Chapel, Rev. J . H. Godfrey 1 i

Isle of Hope, Rev. G. W. Yarfcrough, 2G 50

Springfield, Rev. B. F. Breedlove, 80 00

Sylvauia, Rev. T. S. L. Harwell, 125 00

Bethel and Col'd' Mission, Rev. R. P. JbneS 300 00

By amount paid R. F. Jones, Missionary on Bethel Colored Mission, $300 00

Waynesboro', "Rev. Chas. A. Fulwood, 1,150 00

By amount paid Rev. J. Jones, Missionary on Burke Colored Mission — 750 00

Columbia, Rev. II. J. Adams, 453 50

Warrenton, Rev. W. A. Florence; .; '• ! 216 25

Richmond and Colored Mi gan 308 OS

aountpd Missionary "on the*Mission, Rev. C. M. Smith, 297 10

i lie. Rev. !>. W. Calhoun, 105 55

By amount pd Missionary on Louisville Colored Mission, 105 55

$4,223 56 1,452 65

ATHENS DISTRICT.

Athens, Rev. Jas. W. Iliuton, General Collection, $733 50; a friend for China Mission $5 00; Domestic do. $15 00; specific donation to M. II. Hebbard $11 00, $704 50

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By amount paid M. H. Hebbard,

Watkinsville, Rev. J. C. Simmons, from estate of Rev. Jas. I

General Collection. $478 10 528 10

Factory Mission, Rev! M. H. Hebbard .■ 60 00'

By amount paid M. II. Hebbard, Missionary

Madison. Rev. W. P. Arnold 328 10

Morgan Circuit. Rev. YV. II. Moss 2.50 00

Greensboro'. Rev. Albert Gray 513 00

Lexington, Rev. R. \. Conner, ;■

Washington, I P. Pierce ' 108 DO

Wilkes, Rev. James M. Dickey

By amount paid Missionary on W'il k ■ ! I ission,

Broad River Mission, Rev. <;. C. Andrews 103 00

By amount paid Gh C, AndfewB, Missionary

Lincolnton and Colored Mission, Rev. Goodman il 200 38

on, Rev. T. B. I Ruben . 200 00

11 00

60 00

1.50 00

loo 'io

$3,4S4 28 321 00

DAHLONEGA DISTBK 1'.

Dahlonega Circuit, Rev. W. T. NOnnan $50 00

Camming Rev..W.,T. McMichael, 46 16

Rev. Alex. M, *Fhigpen 108 00

Blairsville and Morganton Mission, Rev. Joseph ( 160 75

By amount paid Missionary on the Mission

Elijay, Rev. James V. M. Monris 70 00

• I and lm; in

R, McWilliams, fr<

i 85; Liberty. " : Harmony Grove,

$2 5n; ~ : William Chapel, ! Anti-

och.fl 580 9*93

Carnesville, Rev. Milfqrd <;. Ramhy 68 ''>:>

Individual contribution of Rev. I.. . I. lei.: - I 10 00

160 75

160 75

ROME DISTRICT.

Rome, Rev. W. II. Poller. General Cbll<

Rev. Robt. Hargrove, for Indian M Home

Mission, f

Care Spring, Rev. James L. Ltrj J. w.

Glenn, to makehie iiss Martha J., L. M., $20 00,

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Etowah". Rev. R. II. Jones, from John Bush, to make himself L. M., $20 (0; ge W. Williams, to make his daughter Alice WUliams, [.. M., Rev. Win. Hickey, I>r. W. C. Brandon, Wm. Bailey, anil Rev. R. n. J $20 00, to make Susan Strickland L. M.; Robert H. Moore, step Rhudy, X. Ford, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, $30 00, to make Stephen Rluuly L. M. : Dr. C. K. Ayrcs and his wife, Mrs. Eliza Ayres, $20 00, to

make Mrs. Elizabeth Moore L. M.; Genera] Collection, $100 00

Cedar Town, Rev. P. M. Ryburn,

Calhoun, Rev. W. Anthony

Bpring Place, Rev. Wm. Brewer,

Dal ton Station, Rev. \\". P. Pledger,

Id, Rev. I. X. Craven,

LaFayet'o , Rev. J. H. Mashburn,

old, Rev. J. C. Xeese

Summerville, Rev. D. J. Myrick,

$221 86

62 00

140 10

206 00
55 00
01 u
45 65
00" 00
10 10
86 00

ATI.AXTA DISTRICT.

Atlanta Wesley Chapel, Rev. J. P.. Pay ue, $1 15 00

City Mi --ion. Rev, Jno. A. Reynolds, 1H 50

By amount paid the Missionary, |

100 00

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Trinity, ll-v. Win. M. Crumley ' 100 00

Fulton Circuit, Rev; James T. Amsworth, 79 80

Covington, Bfev. L. (J. R. Wiggins 4135

Oxford Circuit, lirv. Robt. W. Lovett; the following persons constituted Life Members, viz: Chas. Thomas, Edwin B. Tommey, Albert P. Tommey. Miss Elisabeth 11. Meriwether, Mrs. Ann Kliza Brown, Stephen A. Brown, Miss Sarah II. Andrews, $160 00; contributed by Kev. W. J. Parks, at

Anniversary P. S., s\ Macon, $36 00; General Collection, $571 00, 756 00

Lawrcncevillc, Rev. James D. Anthony 20 00

Monroe, Kev. M. W. Arnold, 72 25

Marietta. Rev. M. A. Clouts, 57 55

Roswell. Rev. Jno. M. Bright 28 45

Powder Spring, Rev. Jno. Murphy, 30 00

Paulding Mission, Rev. A. J. Beavers, 45 00

By amount paid Missionary, 45 00

$1,517 00 145 00

Lagrange district.

LaGrange, Rev. E. P. Birch, General Collection $208 00 ; China Mission by

LaGrange Sabbath School, 338 66

Troup and Colored Mission, Rev. J. J. .Singleton, 132 00

By amount paid Rev. J. J. Morgan, Missionary on the Mission.. . 132 00

West Point, Rev. R.W. Dixon, 55 00

Greenville, Rev. David Blalock, 100 00

Coweta, Rev. John M. Marshall, 109 50

Newnan, Rev. John II. Caldwell, 75 00

Franklin, Rev. W. H. C. Cone, '.... 44 00

Carrolton and Smyrna, Rev. John W. Reynolds, 15 00

Carroll, Rev. Thomas J. Embry, 55 05

Palmetta, Rev. W. M. D. Bond, 25 25

Harralson Mission, Rev. J. W. Brady, 660 60

By amount paid Missionary, 660 60

$1,670 05 792 60

GRIFFIN DISTRICT.

Griffin, Rev. A. Wright, $223 00

By amount paid Rev. J. P. Guest, Missionary to Colored Charge, 50 00

Zebulon, Rev. C. W. Howard, General Collection, $125 95 ; from bro. J. D.

Freeman. $20 00, 145 95

By amount paid Rev. J. B. Hanson, Missionary, 61 55

Fayetteville, Rev. John W. McGehee, General Collection $107 00 ; contribu- ted by a brother for Foreign Missions, 50c., 107 50

Jonesboro' Rev. O. S. Means, .• 12 00

Thomaston, Rev. Thomas H. Stewart, 147 00

Upson Circuit, Rev. James H, Stafford,... 168 95

Culloden. Rev. J. R. Littlejohn, 236 25

Jackson, Rev. A. Dorman, 54 00

Barnesville, Rev. J. Harris 80 00

McDonoiigTr, Rev.R.H. Waters 123 00

$1,297 65 111 55 MACON DISTRICT.

Macon and Vineville, Rev. II. II. Parks,..., $2,152 75

Macon Col'd Charge, Rev. G. H. Patillo 20 00

City Mission, Rev. J. M. Armstrong 87 55

Milledgevillc and Bethel, Rev. W. J. Scott, 175 00

Sparta, Rev. Win. A. Simmons, 453 47

By Ain't pd Rev. R. J. Harwell, Missionary on Hancock Col'd Mission $433 65

Hancock and Col'd Mission, Rev. E. J. Rents 468 50

By Am'r. pd to It. J. Harwell, Missionary, 445 50

Monticello and Col'd Mission, Rev. M. F. Malsby, 253 20

By Am't pd Rev. J. L. Necse, Missionary 253 20

Clinton and Col'd Mission, Rev. Thos. T. Christian 373 00

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By Am't paid Rev. E. n. McGehee, Mispionary 373 00

Perry and Col'd Mission, Rev. Wm. G. Allen, 300 00

By Ain't pd Rev. D. E. Starr, Missionary, 300 00

Ft. Valley and Col'd Mission, Rev. Geo. C. Clark, from general collection, $430 45. Estate of James A Everette, dec'd for Everette Mission, $150 00.

Estate of James A. Everette for Foreign Missions, $150 00, 730 45

By Ani't pd Rev. L. G. Evans, Missionary on Everette Mission, 278 25

By Am't pd F. F. Grant, Missionary on Col'd Mission 200 00

Forsyth Station, Rev. Geo. G. N. McDonald, from gen'l. Col., $33 50 ; from Colored Members, $9 50 ; Sabbath School Missionary Society, $50 00; Rev. Geo. G. N. McDonald and Wife, $25 00, to make their daughter, Louisa Pierce, L. M. ^J. R. Banks, $10.00, and G. G. N. McDonald, $10 00, to make J. H. .Mays. L. ME. ; Rev. T. G. Scott, for China Mission, $10 00 ; J. H. Mays, for China Mission, $5 00; Home do., $10 00; Cyrus Sharpe, $10 00 ;

F. Ellsworth, $10; O. C. Phelps, $5 00, all for Foreign Missions 233 00

Forsyth Ct., Rev. Geo. G. Smith, Gen.Ool. $201 20; from. Rev. Geo. G. Smith

and Wife, $20 00, to make their son, Rob't. Ousley Smith, L. M., 221 20

By Am't pd Rev. S. M. Smith. Missionary on Col'd Mission 78 00

PHtnaiu and Col'd Mission. Rev. F. P. Reynolds 273 05

By Am't pd Rev. M. Q. Jenkins, the Missionary, 273 05

Eatonton Station. Rev. < '. W. Key 330 00

By Amount paid P. P. Reynolds, lor Missionary on Putnam Col'd Mission, 26 05

$0,076 17 2,601 60

COLUMBUS DISTRICT.

Columbus, St. Lake, Rev. Alfred T. Mann, from General Collection, $385 00 ;

St. Luke Sabbath Sell $435 00

Asbury Chapel, Colored Charge, Rev. W. W. Robinson 91 45

By Amount paid Missionary, 91 43

St. Paul's. Rev. .Joseph S. Key 408 00

Factory Mission, Rev. W. J. Wurdlaw, 465 00

By Amount paid the Missionary, (W. J. WJ 405 00

Girardand Pierce Chapel, Uev. Lovick Pierce, . ... 68 00

Talbotton, Rev. A. M. Wynn, General Collection, $155 00 ; Talbotton Sab- bath School, (76 00 ; Colins worth Institute, .$50 00 280 00

Hamilton, Rev. Jno. B. McGehee, 255 00

Whitesville. Rev. Jno. W. Knight, 81 80

Schley Circuit, Rev. D. O. Driscoll, from General Collection, $61 66 ; 20 of this amount to make Rev. C. R. Jewett, L. M. ; Dr. J. W. Kaigler, $8 00 : Am' t in money box of a little girl whose dying request was that it, with her

earrings, should be appropriated to Missionary purposes, $1 50, 71 16

Buena Vista, Kev.D. Williamson 89 35

Butler Circuit, Rev. Jno. U.Robinson, General Collection, $160 15; 20byRev.

W. 11. Mcrrilt. to make Rev. 1). Williamson. L. M., 170 15

Flint. River Mission, Rev. Wyatte Brooks, 200 00

By Amount paid Uev. \V. Brooks, Missionary, 200 00

Cuaseta and Colored Mission, Rev. W. \S". Tidwell, 150 25

By Amount paid Rev. , Missionary, 150 00

Centerville, Rev.L. Rash, General Collection, $111 20; $20 00 by N. Grant, to

make his daughter, Virginia Soole Grant, L. M 131 30

Harris and Talbot and Colored Mission, Rev. H. P. Pitchford, from Jno. Elli- son, for Foreign Missions, 5 00 ; General Collection, $145 00, 150 00

By Amount paid Rev. J. T. Berry, Missionary, 145 00

Muscogee, Rev. D. D. Cox, 150 00

Ladies' Missionary aud Conference Society, of Columbus, 100 25

$3,296 70 1,051 45

AMERICUS DISTRICT.

Americus, Rob't. B. Lester, from Special Collection at the close of the week of prayerin January, $145 00 ; Americus Sabbath School Missionary Society, $150 00; Contributed at the Anniversary of Parent Society, at Alacon, $20; W. T. Davenport, $10 00, and A. A. Willet, $5 00, for Foreign Missions ;

General Collection, $686 50, $1,016 50

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By Amount appropriated by Americus Sabbath School Society to comple- tion of Scott Chapel, (Colored Church), 150 00

Sumter Circuit, Rev. Jno. P. Duncan, 150 00

Terrell Circuit, Rev. W. G. Parks, 62 00

Fort Gaines, Rev. J. B. Jackson, 40 00

Pataula Circuit, Rev. A. J. Dean, General Collection, $30 05 ; G. P. Holmes, for Foreign Missions, $5 00 ; A. M. Sweet, for Oregon, $2 00; Sister Catch- ing, for Home Missions, $1 00, 47 05

Cuthbert and Emmaus, Rev. R. W. Bigham, for Home Mission, $12 00 ; Gen.

Collection, $170 60, 182 GO

Lumpkin and Green Hill, Rev. J. H. Harris, from Mrs. Mary Park, to make Rev. J. H. Harris, L. M., and for the education of a China girl, under Mrs. Lambreth's proposition, $30 00; P. H. Gregory, for Home Mission, $1 00;

General Collection, $15!) 15, 100 15

Stewart Circuit, Rev. J. M. Austin, 291 00

Chattahoochee Mission, Rev. David Crenshaw, 285 00

By Amount paid to Rev. D. Crenshaw, Missionary, 285 00

Starkeville Mission, Rev. J. B. Wardlaw, and Rev. J. T. Turner, 397 00

By Amount paid Rev. J. B. Wardlaw, Missionary, 395 00

Vienna Circuit, Rev. Thos. Hays, from C. F. and C. C. Clarke, for Isabella

Mission, $10 00 ; Rev. Thos. W. Hays, $7 07 ; General Collection, $133 93, 151 00

Isabella Mission, Rev. Thos. B. Lanier 95 00

Rev. James Dunwoody, individual contribution, 5 00

By Amount paid Missionaries, 95 00

Oglethorpe and Traveler's Rest, Rev. W. A. Parks, from Rev. J. A. Spivey, $10 00 ; D. L. Wicker, $i0 00, to make Rev. Wm. A. Parks, L. M. ; W. P. Harper, $10 00 ; J. P. Dawson, $10 00, to make Mr. Beall. L. M. ; J. Har- rison, $5 00 ; A. J. Hamilton, $5 00 ; J. Patrick, $5 00 ; D. Manning, $5, to make D. Harrison, L. M. ; D. S. Harrison, $5 00; R. Lipsey, $5 00; A. J. McKinsey, $5 00 ; Jno. G. Smith, $5 00, to make Jessie McKinsey, L. M. ; Mrs. J. P. Dawson, $5 00 : W. W. McClendon, $5 00 ; W. P. Dnun- wright, $5 00 ; Mrs. G. V. Spivey, $5 00, to make J. P. Dawson, L. M. ; Mrs. G. V. Spivey, $10 00 ; Rev. J. A. Spivey, $5 00 ; L. E. Veal, $5 00, to make.D. L. Wicker, L. M. ; General Collection at Traveler's Rest, $73 75. Oglethorp'e, Rob't. Carver, $20 00, to make Rev. W. A. Parks, L. M. ; Rev. W. A. Parks, $20 00, to make Rob't. Carver, L. M. ; P. Cook, Esq., $20 00, to make Geo. Williams. Sr., h. M. ; J. A. Smith, $10 00 ; W. A. Willis $10 00, to make Dr. S. M. Prothro, L. M. ; A. A. Lowe, $5 00 ; J. W. Williams, $5 00 ; R. Williams, $5 00 ; Wm. Y. Hansell, $5 00, to make Rev. T. W. Harris, L. M. ; G. W. Fish, $10 00 ; J. Blow, $5 00 ; F. T. Sneed, $5 00 to make Jno. M. Greer, L. M. ; for Home Mission, $5 00 ; General Collection

at Oglethorpe, $45 50, 364 25

Georgetown and Mission, Rev. E. N. Boland, 161 70

By Amount paid Rev. W. A. Simmons, $40 00, Rev. E. N. Boland, $100 00, . 140 00

$3,438 25 1,065 00

SANDERSVILLE DISTRICT.

Sandersville, Rev. W. J. Cotter $20 00

Washington, Rev. Juo. P. Howell, 33 25

Irwintou.Rev.W.S. Turner, General Collection, $20 00; Congregation at Red Level, $20 00, to make Mrs. Mary Skipper, L. M. ; Congregation at Irwin-

ton, $20 00,' to make Rev. W. S. Turner, L. M., 60 00

Jefl'ersonville. Rev. N. B. Ousley, Contributed at Anniversary of Parent So- ciety, at Macon, to make himself, wife and daughter, L. M.'s, $60 00; Dr. II. S. Wimberly, to make himself and wife L. M.'s $50 00; R. R. Wim- berly, to make his wife and mother L. M.'s, $50 00; Wm. Bryan to make himself and wife, L. M.*s, $40 00; Mrs. S. Durham, to make herself L. M., $20 00; Mrs. P. Wimberly, to make R. R. Wimberly, L. M., $20 00 ;

General Collection, $158 05, 398 05

Mcintosh Mission, Rev. Walter Knox, 185 38

By Amount paid the Missionary, 185 38

Hawkinsville, Rev. J. E. Sentell, TO 60

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Dublin, Rev. Ckas. A. Moore, General Collection^ $43 20 ; J. Arline, S. J. Kel- lam, R. Hightower and W. S. McVay, $20 00, to make Rev. CharlesA. Moore, L. M. : E. Hightower, Wm. Walker, M. Outlaw, W. J. Dent, S. E. Bush, J. D. Webb, H. Wright, and R. Hermann, $20 00, to make Rev. L. W. Flanders. L. M 83 20

Swainsboro' Mission, Rev. R. N. Cotter, 180 53

By Amount paid Missionary, (R. N.C.) ISO 53

Jacksonville, Rev. J. W. Turner, from Mill Creek Church, to make Daniel Campbell, L. M., $20 00 : Salem, to make Mrs. McRae. L. M., $20 00 ; Mor- risons, to make J. D. Matthews, L. M., $20 00 ; Shiloh, to make D. McAr- thur, L. M., $20 00; Camp Ground, tomake II. Woolen, L. M., $20 00 ; Al- ston, to make Mrs. S. A. E. Wilcox. L. M.. $20 00 : Bethel, to make E. Well. L. M., $20 00 ; the Ladies to make Mrs. X. Leslie, L. M., $20 00; Clarks to make Win. Clark, L. M.. $20 00 : General Collection, $120 00, 300 00

Rcidsville, Rev. L. (t>. Allen, from W. E. Tippicrs, $5 00; A. L. Smith, $5 00; Rev. W. T. Morgan, $5 00. and Thos. Edwards. .*:> 00, to make Rev. Wil- lis Hall. L. M., ; Rev. L. B. Payne, s:> on. Rev. I.. ^. Allen, $5 00, J. B. Smith. $5 00, and Thomas Southwell. $5 no. to make Mrs. Georgia A. Smith. L. M. : Rev. 1.. B. Payne, $5 on. Jno. McGregor, $5 00. II. Strick- land, $G 00, S. I>. Vinson, s"> oo, to make Mrs. Nancy McGregor, L. M. ; Rev. .T. I). Boggs, $5 00, 1 ■ •'. \. w. Daly, s:, 00, Wm. Harden, $5 oo. and Sheldon P. B I, to make Mrs. W. P. Canly, L. M., ; Rev. W. F. Canly, $10 00, J. A. Mattox, $6 OB, Dr. II. w. Anderson, $5 00, to make Rev. L. B. Payne, L. M. ; General Collection, $M 80 lt!0 60

Hinesville, Rev. W. M. Watts, from Congregation at Taylor's Creek, $60 00, tomakeRev. W. M. Waits. James Dorsey, and Mrs. Mary II. Bird,L. M.'s ; Congregation at Hinesville, sou On. to make Rev. E. Q> Andrews. Rev. II. Andrews, and Mrs. Irene Way. L. M.'s : Rev. W. M. Watts. $5 00, Wm. Hughes, $5 00, G. T. Dunham, $5 00, A. -I. Hughes, $6 oo, to make Mrs. Fannie Ashley, L. M.; Wm. Hughes, $2 00. .1. W. Watts, $9 00; T. F. Linder, $2 oo. Rev. H. Andrews, sj oo. 11. F. Horn, $9 00, J. McQuaig, $2 00. 1). McQnalg, $9 00. A. .1. Hughes, $9 oo, D. Parker, $2 00, and W. A. Morrison, $9 00, to make Miss Susan Horn, L. M. : (apt. Ashley, $2 00, J. T. Martin, s\! on. M. A. Martin. $9 00, R C. Sanderfonl. $9 00, Mrs. 1.. Hughes. $200, A. .1. Hughes. .•<•.> 00, D. McQuaig, (3 00. Mrs. M. A. Hughes, $2 00, E. Rogers, $9 00, and Mrs. Georgia Hughes, $2 00, to make Win Hughes, 1.. M. : General Collection, $111 55 311 55

Darien, Rev. J. H.Reese, from John W. Door. $6 on. Mrs. 11. Baker. $5 00, Col. C. II. Hopkins, $10 oo, to make Rev. J. II. Rees», L. M. ; Rev. W. Knox. $:> oo. Mrs. Ellen Knox. $6 00, E, Eavans. $6 oo. ('apt. Laftels, I, to make Mrs. Jane Hilton, L. M. : Rev. L. B. Payne, $5 00. Rev. J. II. Reese. $5 00. Thos. Hilton. Br., s"> 00, Jos. Hilton, $5 00, to make Miss J. E. Knox. I.. M. : Rev. W. Knox. $6 00, W. M. Thomas. $6 on, Thos. Hilton, jr.. $5 on. W. I). Howell. $6 00, to make Rev. E. White. L.M. ; SamT. Spencer, $ on. W. 1). HoweM, $9 00, Rev. J. n. Reese, !?1 00. ('apt, A. McArthy. $9 00, J. C. Smith. $9 00, Mr. Cause, $9 on. Jno. Smith, $2, J. T. 1 01111-, $9 on. V.. Spencer, $9 on. to make Rev. W. M. Watts, L. M. ; General Collection S200 102 00

Bryant, Bullock, and Stateboro' Mission, Rev. Jno. Strickland, 123 85

$2,035 01 365 91 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AND BISHOP'S DRAFTS.

DR. CR.

From Rev. J. Blakely Smith, $20 00. paid by Bro. Wright at Bethany Camp- meeting to aid the Missionary Treasurer in this time of great need ; $100

sent to him at Conference by "A Methodist." $120 00

Amount received for sale of Jewelry from Palmetto Circuit, in 1858 1 75

By cash paid Rev. L. B. Payne, P. B.,by preachers on Sandersville Dist.,

more than appropriated to Bishop's Drafts 31 00

Cash returned by Rev. L. B. Payne, P. E 26 00

From Sylvania Circuit collected and not reported in 1859 90 00

Contributed by Rev. J. C. Simmons and L. J. Davis at Rome, 1859, to make

Riley Johnson L. M. and not reported 20 00

Balance on hand as per Report for 1859 31§ 95

20

By amount paid for Pocket Book, Envelopes. Printing, Paper. Ink. &c, <fcc 9 50

By amount paid Rev. J. B. McFerrin, Treas'r of Parent Society, by Rev.

II. J. Adams, Augusta District, 209 oo

By amount paid for Missionary Record Book on Oxford Circuit, 1 , |

By amount paid Dr. J.B. McFerrin, Treas'r Parent Society, at Anniversa- ry at Macon, by R. W. Lovett, from Atlanta Disk., $25 N : bj Rev. Thos. II. Stewart, $40 00, and Rev. C. A. Mitchell $10 00 from Griffin District ;

by Rev. G. II. Pattillo, $30 00 Macon District 95 00

By amount paid Dr. Sehon, Secretary Parent Society, at Anniversary at

Macon, by Rev. II. H. Parks, .Macon District, 372 25

By amount paid Rev. E. II. Myers for South America Mission, by Rev. R.

W. Bigham from Americas District, 10 00

By amount paid Rev; J. Lewis, P. B., of Augusta District, on Bishop Kav- anaugh's Drafts, 3d and 1th Quarters 762 50

To amount returned as unappropriated, by Rev. J. Lewi*, P. E.. Augusta Dist. 250 00 By amount paid Rev. J. O. A. Clark, P. E., Athens District, on Bishop

Kavanaugh's Drafts, 2d, 3d, and 1th Quarters, 1,012 50

By amount paid Rev. J. W. Yarbrough, P. B., Atlanta District, on Bishop

Kavanaugh's Drafts. 4th Quarter, 250 (P

By amount reported by preachera&n Atlanta District, as paid to Rev. J.

W. Yarbrough, P. E., and not accounted for, 26 80

To amount from Rev. W. J. Parks, Dividends on 2 shares Georgia R. R. Stock, 56 00 By amount paid Rev. L. J. Davies, P. E., Dahlonega District, on Bishop

Kavanaugh's Drafts, 3d and 4th Quarters, 650 00

By amount reported by preachers as paid Rev. L. J. Davies, P. E., and not

appropriated, 4 05

To cash returned by Rev. L. J. Davies, P. E. of Dahlonega District, S 05

By amount paid Rev. J. W. Glenn, P. E., Rome District, on Bishop Kava- naugh's Drafts, 3d and 4th Quarters, 325 00

By amount paid Rev. W. II. Evans, P. E. L aGrange District, on Bishop

Kavanaagh's Drafts, 3d and 4th Quarters, . . . : 600 00

To am't returned by Rev. W. H. Evans, as unappropriated to Bishop's Drafts, 300 00 By amount paid Rev. W. R. Branaam, P. E. Griffin District, on Bishop

Kavanaugh's Drafts for 3d and 4th Quarters, , 225 00

By amount paid Rev. J. E. Evaus, P. E. Macon District, on Bishop Kava-

uaugh's Drafts, 2d,3dand4th Quarters, 937 50

By amount paid Rev. C. R. Jewett, P. E. Colunibas District, on Bishop Kavanaugh's Drafts, 3d and 4th Quarters, (3d Quarter Draft not returned

to Treasurer Georgia Conference Missionary Society,) 799 05

By amount paid Rev. J. T. Turner, P. E. Americus District, on Bishop

Kavanaugh's Drafts, 2d and 4th Quarters, 750 00

By amount paid Rev. L. B. Payne, P. E. Sandersville District, on Bish- op's Drafts, 3d and 4th Quarters, 725 00

By amount paid Bishop Pierce, his Semi Annual Installment, 240 00

By amount paid J. Blakely Smith, Sec'y, to pablish Minutes of the Geor- gia Conference for 1860, 250 00

By amount deposited in the Branch Bank of the State of Georgia, at Au- gusta, to the order of J. B. McFerrin, 2,149 54

$1,082 75 10,426 79

21

RECAPITULATION

From Augusta District $4

Athens " 3,

" Dahlonega "

" Rom* '■ 1.

" Atlanta " 1,

" LaGrange " 1

" Griffin " 1

" Macon 6,

" Columbus "

" Americus " 3

'* Sandersville" 2

" Miscellaneous Sources 1

Paid out to Missionaries

ii u it Alricau Church in Americus

Paid out i<) Bishop Kava-

BaUgh'S I )f,-il t -

Paid out to Bishop Pierce his

Semi-Annual Installment . . Paid out to Drs. McFerrin A

DR. 228 56

i-i 28

7i a B8

517 90 870 06 297 65

076 17 ,296 70

085 tn

062 7.".

CR.

150 00

Sehon. Treas'r and Sec'y of Parent Missionary Society.

Amount deposited in Branch Bank of the State of Ga., in Ansusta. Ga., to the credit of J. B. McFerrin

Paid out to other Miscellan- eous Items

Paid out to J. Blakely Smith. Bec'y, to publish Minutes of tin' Georgia Conference for I860,.. . .

DR.

CR.

2,149 54

250 00

|29,863 08 ls.564 30 1 80

.037 15 Balance OH hand $11

(6 75 ofthis balance con-

2.40 00 s'ists in Promissory N and unbankable funds.

Board of Finana .

From the Cohfbkbhcs.- Joseph S. Key. K. P. Birch, J. W. Ilir.ton, Wm. A. Florence. Win, If. Crumley, C. W. Key, Wm. R, . oote, Wiley *•. Parks, Harwell H. I'aiks, Anninins Wright.

D. D. Cox.

Laymen— Kob't. W. Hubert, Young I.. G. Harris, Geo. K< logg, » B. Wellborn, Wm.H. Hollinshcad. Janus M. Chambers, i't. Todd, Wesley T. Smith, B. B

Hill and Thos. N. Merriwether.

The Board of Finance recommend that the amount necessary to meet the claims of the super- annuated preachers, wid ows ai d orphans of preachers, and deficit nt preachers, be apportioned as follows, and that the Presiding Elder of each District be requested to distribute these sums in their respective dls'.ricts, making the assessment of the District steward- the basis of distri- bution,

Augusta District, - $1,760 00 Americus District, Dahlonega " • - 330 00 LaGrange "

Atlanta " - - 660 <"i Athens " - Macon " - - 1,980 mi Rome

Griffin District. - 440 00

1,220 00 Columbus " - - 1.400 00 1,840 00 Sandersville " - - 660 00

• </. That all claimants on the funds of the Conference collection be hereafter required, by the third day of eacl ei BSii i of the Ci oft n nee. to make the following report either in per- son or in writing to the Financial Board.

1st. The superannuated preachers Bhall report their disciplinary allowance of quarterage, and render, or cause to be rendered, a slate. neut of their pecuniary condition.

2d, Deficient preachers shall render an account of what they may have received on their va- rious charges, with their disciplinary allowance of quart)

3d, In the case of Y5 idows and Orphans, the preachers from the several charges where they may reside.be requested to furnish the necessary information.

Revolted, That an absence from two sessions of the Georgia Conferi i lively, with-

out explanation, shall forfeit membership on the Board of final

Officers of the Georgia Coherence Society for the Education or Preacher's chil- dren.

James L. Pierce, President, W. J. Scott, Vice President. James- O. A. Clarke, Sec'y. and Treas., Charles I;. Jewett, J. Blakely Smith. A. T. Mann. A. Wright and G. J Pearce.

22 Officers of the Sunday School Society,

Wm. J. Parks, President ; Caleb W. Key, 1st Vice-President ; W. I?. Branham, 2d Vice-Prcs ident; Charles R. Jewett, Secretary : .1. Blakely Smith, Treasurer.

Managers.— Wm. A. Florence, A. M. Wynn, Allen Turner, .). W. Burke. Eustace W. Speer, T. S. L. Harwell and L. J. Davics,

J. Blakely Smith in account with Georgia UonferenCe S. S.

SOCIETY.

Dec. KUli, 1S59. To amount on hand. To amount sub. Kome, To Cash from Athens, -

To To To To To To To To

from Greensboro' Ct. from Wratkinsville ,; from Carrollton " from Sylvania " from Bethel from Lexington " from Oxford Li

from Cassville "

- 35 00 29 no

- 8 oo •;.-. -.'ii

- 3 0!) 11 is

- ii iki

- 2 00

- 35 00

- io ;:.

DR. rDec. 16th, 1859 CR.

$649 55 By amount paid Parent Society. - - 8 43 sr By amount paid J. W. Burke, lor Books, 01 95 On hand to balance, 705 96

$844

ASSETS. LIABILITIES

On hand as above, - - - - $705 95 Due Parent Society, - - - -

Present value of the Georgia Conference 8. S. Society, $666 91

$844 ;r $39 ol

Resolutions.

Resolved, That a committee of seven be appointed by the presiding Bishop, whose duly it shall be to inquire into the propriety of a division of the Georgia Conference, and if the said proposed division is adjudged expedient by the Committee, then they be instructed to propose and present a suitable plan for said division at the next session of this body.

Committee : Sam'l. Anthony, W. J. Scott, W. J. Parks, Walter R. Branham, A. T. Maun, J. E, Evans and John W. Talley.

lived, That the Georgia Annual Conference request the General Conference at its next session to change the name of our Church, omitting the word South.

Resolved 2d, That they be requested to adopt the name Episcopal Methodist Church.

Resolved 3d, That the Bishops be requested respectfully to bring this resolution before the Annual Conferences of the M. E. Church, South, for their concurrence.

Resolved, That the thanks of the body be tendered to Bishop Pierce for the able and impartial maimer in which he has presided over the deliberations of the Conference, aud also for the elo- quent and instructive sermon delivered by him on Sabbath the 2d inst., and that he be request- ed to furnish the Secretary with a copy for publication at his earliest convenience.

Resolved 2d, That the Conference appoint a standing Committee of seven on Education.

23

Standing Committee on Education.

Weynian H. Potter, A. T. Mann, E. H. Myers, O. L. Smith, Thos. H. Jordan, John H Caldwell and W. J. Scott.

ResolvtdZi, That we the members of the Georgia Annual Conference regard our literary in- stitutions as worthy of patronage, and that we will continue to present their merits and urge their claims before the people on all proper occasions.

Resolved 4th, That we renew the requisition on the Boards of Trustees and agents of the col- leges under our control, to make an annual report to this body.

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