Cape Girardeau District.-J. C. BERRYMAN, P. E. Cape Girardeau circuit, G. M. Winton. Potosi, James Cumming. Patton, W. A. Rice. New-Madrid and colored mission, H. N. Charleston and Wolf-Island, Josiah Mc Jefferson City District.-WESLEY BROWNING, P. E. Jefferson City, J. B. Hiddinburg. Jefferson circuit, J. B. H. Wooldridge. Erie circuit, Thomas Granville; M. Ar- Buffalo mission, D. S. Prophet. First Year, T. M. Finney, J. M. Proctor, E. B. Headlee. Visiting Committee for Arcadia High School. Presiding Elder of Cape Girardeau district, and the preachers on Cape Girardeau and Fredericktown circuits. XI. KANSAS MISSION. This Conference was organized on the 24th of October, by Bishop Early, at the close of the session of the St. Louis Conference. For the ensuing year he announced the following Appointments. Lecompton District.-WM. BRADFORD, P. E. Tecumseh, L. B. Stateler, J. H. Pritchet. Pottawattamie, C. R. Rice; (one to be supplied.) Fort Scott, John Hale. Neosho, Claiborne Jones. Kickapoo District.-NATHAN SCARRITT, P. E. Shawnee Manual Labor School, Thomas Shawnee mission, Charles Bowles. Leavenworth circuit, J. O. Woods. BRO. COBB: Our Conference has just closed. Peace and harmony prevailed throughout the entire session. All the ministers seemed deeply imbued with the spirit of Christ, and consecrated to the great work of Christianity. Bishop Paine is evidently a great and good man. He is Bishop in the chair, Bishop in the pulpit, and Bishop at the altar. He conducted the proceedings of Conference with kindness, dignity, and efficiency. We love him, and can scarcely refrain from turning our inkstands upon him in commendation of his greatness and goodness. May he long live-an efficient officer in the Church, and a faithful preacher of the Word. J. S. MCALISTER, Secretary. Appointments. Helena District.-STEPHEN CARLILE, P. E. Helena station, John H. Rice. Mount Vernon, William H. Gilliam. James E. Cobb, Editor Memphis Christian Advocate, and member of the Quarterly Conference at Marion. Jacksonport District.-JOHN J. ROBERTS, P. E. Jacksonport station, John Rhyne. Augusta, Robert H. Neely. Gainesville mis., James M. Burkhart. Batesville District.-JOHN COWLE, P. E. Batesville station, Ambrose M. Barrington. Batesville circuit, Cornelius McGuire. Clinton mission, (to be supplied.) Lebanon mission, Jesse Griffin. Greenbriar, George A. Dannelly. Soulesbury Institute, Henry J. Newell, and member of the Quarterly Conference at Batesville. John M. Steele, Agent American Bible Society. Clarksville District.-THOMAS STANFORD, P. E. Clarksville circuit, James H. Andrews. Fort Smith station, Richard W. Ham- Van Buren station, Richard F. Colburn. Grand Prairie, James D. Adney. Crawford Institute, J. S. McAlister, Principal; and Agent, F. S. Wood, Prof. Mathematics and Nat. Science; and members of Quarterly Conference at Van Buren. Fayetteville District.-LEWIS P. LIVELY, P. E. Fayetteville circuit, Walter T. Thorn- Huntsville mission, Green Boyd. bury. Boonsboro, John S. Mathis. Bentonville, John S. McCarver, J. D. Carrolton, Hugh A. Barnett. White River mission, Jordan Banks. Young Ewing, transferred to the Indian Mission Conference, and appointed to Tahlequah and Riley's Chapel. Pleasant Bassham, transferred to the Indian Mission Conference, and appointed to Flint Circuit. John C. Reid transferred to Memphis Conference. XIII. MEMPHIS. BISHOP KAVANAUGH.-Nov. 14–21. The Sixteenth Annual Session met in Memphis, Tenn. Bro. Guilford Jones, Secretary. The editor of the Memphis Christian Advocate says: We have merely time to remark, that the session of Conference was a peaceful and harmonious one. The stand which it took in relation to the subject of class-meetings was truly Methodistic, and indicative of a disposition on the part of the body to cleave steadfastly to our disciplinary usages. The impression produced by Bishop Kavanaugh on the Conference, the Church, and the community, will tell for the interests of Methodism for a long time to come. Fine missionary collections were taken up at both of the churches. At Asbury, over $1300 were raised with an enthusiasm which we never saw equalled. Appointments. Memphis District.-W. C. ROBB, P. E. Wesley chapel, Thomas A. Ware. Forest and Edgewood chapel, L. D. Mul- Hernando station, Lewis H. Davis. Hernando circuit, Philip Tuggle, John Hernando col. mis., (to be supplied.) Concordia circuit, Abner P. Sage. F. A. Owen, Book Agent, and member of Wesley Chapel Quarterly Meeting Conference. J. W. Knott, Agent for Tract Society, and member of Wesley Quarterly Meeting Conference. Sommerville District.-T. L. BOSWELL, P. E. Sommerville station, E. E. Hamilton. J. Sommerville co!. mis., (to be supplied.) ary. Wesley colored mission, James Perry. Brownsville station, E. J. Williams. Brownsville col. mis., (to be supplied.) Mason. La Grange station, A. H. Thomas. A. B. Longstreet, President of Mississippi University. Jackson District.-G. W. D. HARRIS, P. E. Jackson station, William Shapard. Cageville circuit, S. Weaver, E. L. Jackson Female Institute, A. W. Jones, Andrew College, G. Jones, President. Professor. Andrew College, Thomas L. Beard, agent. Paducah District.-HUDSON T. HOWELL, P. E. Paducah station, Amos Kendall. Hickman station, T. J. Gooch. Maury circuit, J. F. Smotherman, (one Birmingham circuit, T. M. Morris. Mount Carmel, John H. Witt. Paris District.-J. RANDLE, P. E. Paris station, J. M. Scott. Morgan's Creek mis., (to be supplied.) Decaturville circuit, R. A. Umpstead. Ripley District. D. C. WELLS, P. E. Ripley circuit, J. H. Garrett. Mount Pinson circuit, J. Johnson, J. G. Jacinto circuit, J. P. Webb. Eastport and West-Olivet station, D. N. Rienzi circuit, P. J. Kelsey, S. R. Walk- Montezuma circuit, R. G. Rainey. Holly Springs District.-M. J. BLACKWELL, P. E. Holly Springs station, E. T. Hart. Belmont circuit, S. S. Scott, Josiah Chulahoma circuit, C. B. Harris, George Chulahoma colored mission, E. J. Carter. Marshall circuit, W. M. McFerrin, J. W. Salem circuit, W. J. McFarland, J. B. Harris. Salem colored mission, (to be supplied.) Franklin Female College, D. J. Allen, A. L. Hamilton, transferred to Tennessee Conference, and appointed to Shelbyville College. E. C. Slater, transferred from Tennessee Conference, Bible Agent. Superannuated Preachers. J. M. Major, W. D. Scott, J. Travis, W. H. Gillespie, J. Moss, J. N. Manly. Located. C. C. Glover, J. A. Vincent, J. L. Chapman, S. G. Starks, A. B. Fly. B. F. A. Lilly, transferred to Mississippi Conference. Frederick White, Charles W. Coursey, Robert Parvin, Jones H. Waters, John A. Miller, Samuel J. Hawkins, and Samuel B. Suratt, transferred to Louisville Conference. Robert L. Andrews, Agent of the Bible Society, Holly Springs District. Committees of Examination. First Year, N. Sullivan, J. L. Culpepper, A. H. Thomas. Visiting Committees. La Grange College.-W. W. Peeples, John Moss, A. C. Chisholm. Bascom Female Seminary.-W. H. Leigh, R. Martin. Marshall Female Institute.-E. T. Hart, J. G. Acton. Franklin Female College.-T. A. Ware, J. T. C. Collins. Conference then adjourned to meet again at Jackson, according to appointment to be made by the Bishops. BRO. COBB: The second session of the Ouachita Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was held in El Dorado, Ark., commencing the 7th of November, 1855. |