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ZION’S LANDMARKS
Elder JOilX II. DANIEL will preacli ai
Lower Black Creek, on Thursda}’ 2!th Jane.
Coutentria Meeting House, Friday 2oth.
AVilson, Saturdayand Sunday, 26th and27th.
Elder JAMES 8. DAMEKON, has appoint
ments to preacli as follows :
Alonnt J..ebanon, Saturday June 12th.
Camp Creek, Sunday loth.
Peach Tree, Tuosdaj’ loth,
halls lar Kiver, Wednesday 16th.
Tarboro, Thuriday 17th.
Conetoe, Saturday and Sunday l!)th and 20th.
Lower Town Creek, Monday 21st.
Upper Town (Jreek, Tuesday 23d.
Wilson, VVedni'sd.ay 2od,
Sandy Grove, Thursday 21th.
Flat Kiver, Saturday and Sunday 2Gth and 27th.
Prospect Ilil), Monday 28th.
Eldons J. II. DANIEL and WM. BELL, are
to jireach by appointment, a.s follows:
Sandy Grove, Sunday ISth July.
Monday 19ih, travel.
Suites’ Seliool House, near Sipiire Kobins’,
Granville county, Tuesday 20th.
Camp Creek, Wednesday 21st.
Tar River, Thursday 2.3d.
Schoc'l House near Elder D. 11. Moore’s, Fri
day Slid.
Flat River, Saturday and Suiiday, 24th .and
25th.
Monday 2Gth, re;;t.
Shiloh, Tuesday 2:'i)i.
Stories Creek, Wednesday 2alh.
Ebentzer, Thn> -:..lay 30th.
AWiceler’s, Irid.iy liOlli.
ILarmody, Srdurday hist July .and Sunday 1st
August.
Prospect Hill, Aloiid.ey 2d.
Tue.sday hd, re.a.
T.yneh’s Creek, Wednesday Jtli.
Deep Creel.', Thur.sdiy 5th.
Friday 6th, rest.
Arbour Chureli, .Saturday and Sunday 7th
and 8th.
Giiliam.s', Moiuhiy Oib.
Pleasant Grove, Tiie.sday 10th.
AVoll Island, Wednesday IHh.
Liek Fork, Tiitireday 13lh.
School Hou.ie near Elder Darn cron’s, Friday
12th. •'
Country Line A.^soeielion, Saturday, Sundoy
and Moiulay M;li, i,5th and 16th.
Country Line Church, Tuesday 17th.
hOUTir CAllOLItfA.
Mr.s. Bet.sey Newsome
Through Elder J. H. Daniel, Agent: Jas.
Thigpen, 2; Samuel Long, 2
Priscilla Thonia.s
Henry Joyner
AT. D. Jones,
Through J. T. Farthing, Agent; Mrs. th
Garrett, 2; J. C. Latta, 2
Eli Turliiigto.’-i
Tlarah AVooriail
■'*. L. Money
John Hester
W. C. AI jblcy
J. E. Moore
Aliss J. A'. 'Welcii
J. AYhiUield
J. Hedgeoek
fireene Blalock
Through Eldt r F. L. Oakley, Agent; Itu-
fus AV. Chandlc;-, 2; J. F. Lcalh, 2
Mrs. A.E. GUI,
Bennett P'alrcloth
II. C. Jenkins
Mrs. Selina E. Gauberry
Mrs. Helen Elirci Long
Mary Travis
00
1 m
1 .30
1 00
Miss Emma C. Travis-
Mary C. Blair
F. /. Stone
Phillip J. Pratt
David Williams
1 50
1 50
2 00
2 00
2 00
AViliiam Jerri! l .50
K. Jorril l 50
H. Lindsey i .50
Julina Ellington 2 00
-Alfred Reed 2 00
Robert McCholluin l 50
SOOTH CAROIilXA.
Elder Marshal McGraw
00
OEORGIA.
Through Elder T. J. Bazemore, Agent;
Benj. Grace, 2 ; John B. Parker, 2 4 00
Through Eider Johnson Pate, Agent: J.
AV. Humphries 1 00
Through Elder T. K. Pureley, Agent: J.
J. Adams, 2; A. P. Cowart, 2; Anna
Mays, 2 g qO
Through Airs. R. Anna Phillips, Agent:
AVm. rlmis u 00
Mrs. Sallie S. Floyd 2 00
Elder J. K. Kespess 2 00
TENNESSEE.
TJirotjgh J. E. Frost, Agent : Rachel Ro
berts •
NOlini CAROLINA.—Eider .John II, Dan-
el and Bonnet P. Pitt, Tarhoro. Elder R. D.
Hart, Mou-ley HaU. Elder F. L. Oa.k\sy, Ander
son’s Store. Alfred Blalock, £i4shy Fork. Elder
Q. A. AV’ard, Pleasant Grove. ,J. F. Alotley,
Ritffui Ikpot. Elder AATn. A. Ross, Greenville.
Elder D. 11. Aloore, IPount Tirzah, Elder
Aldridge Parton, Baleigh. Elder Bry.an AVhit-
ford, Kewherti. Thomas II. Dawson, Moseley
Hall. Eider A. N. Hall, IVoodsdalc. Elder
Russell Tucker, Peach Tree Grove. Eider C.
B. Hassell, WUUamston. R. W. Dallas, Eeids-
villc. Elder J ames II. Dameron, Station.
Elder AAJn. F. Bell, Tarhoro. J. T. Farthing,
Darham's Stafio'n. James Carney, Sparta.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Elder Alarshal AIc-
Graw, AV. B. Iluckabec, Camden, Kershaw Pis-
GEORGIA.—Elder John Howe, Tay
lor County. Elder John Dickey, Ilk-konj Grove,
Crmrford Gou.nty, Elder T. ,J. Bazemore, I£a-
con. Elder D. L. Hitchcock, Patonton, Putnam
County. Deacon Joel Ilardie, Irwinion, Wil
ke,soa County. Elder J. R. Teat, Green Hill,
Stewart Couisty. S. H. English, Oglethorpe,
JTuco.i County. Elder D. AV. Patman, TjcAug-
ton, Oglethorpe County. Dr. H. J. AVilliams,
Social Circle. W. T. Godard, Liberty Hill, Pike
County. C. AA'. Hearn, Houston, Heard County
Elder J. R. Battle, Quitman. John G. Phillips,.
Hogati'cUle, Troup County. Mrs. R. Anna
rhillips, J.utherviile, Meriwether County. John
H. AVoodvvard, Vmina, Dooly County. E. C.
Thrash, Llot Shoals, 3Ierrhvelhcr County. .Jus.
J. Davis, Dawson, Terrell County. Elder T. K.
Pursley, Aruericus. John AIcKeuney, Talbot-
ton. Elder David .J. Lamb, Swainsboro, Eman-
ud County. .T.>el Ilardie, Wilkinson County.—
Elder AVashinglon J. Oxford, MotiUcello, Jasper '
County. Elder Johnson Pate, Payeiteville.
ALABAAIA.—Elder AVm. M. Alitchell,
Opelika. Mrs. N. A. Cheatham, Greenville,
Butler County. Miss Sue A. Crutcher, Madison
Station, M. C. llailroad.\
MISSISSIPPI.—B. F. Wilkinson, Amite
County.
TEXAS.—Miss Sallie S. Floyd, CoffeeviUe,
Upshur County. Reuben Manning, Cotton Gin,
Preestone County,
APtKAMSAS.—AA''. J. AIcKeuney, Pine Bluff
TENNESSEE.—Elder George Huffman,
Bloomington. John E. Frost, Shelhyville, Bed
ford County. Elder Jesse Cox, Franklin, Wil
liamson County. 11. J. Pearson, Brownsvitle,
Hoijwood County. Elder AVm. B. Owen, Mur
freesboro. R. W. Fain, Murfreesboro.
ILLINOIS.—Elder I. N. A’^anmeter, Macomb,
McDonough County. J. G. A\ illiams, Ursa,
Adams County. Eider John II. Myers, Decatur.
VIRGINIA.—Elde.* G. L. Tuggle, ivtoMsijjV/ei.
Elder A. AV. Eaiis, Cascade, Pittsylvania County.
Josepli France, Prunty’s, Henry County.
MlSSOUPtl—R. A. Wisem.'in, Fair Grove,
Greene Countu.
Lloyd’s Hymn Book
IS
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00
MISSOCEI.
Throngh R. A. WiRemaii, Agent: Wm.
Housely Putnam, 2 ; John Putnam, 3;
R. R. Putmim, 2; Wm. Ezell, 2 ; Pris
cilla Wiseman, 2 iq qq
Through Elder G. L. Tuggle, of Virginia,
Win. 'Via ] QQ
Elder H. Loutliaii o 00
TEXAS.
Through Reuben Planning, Agent: For
self, K. B. Longhotliam, 2 .5 00
ILT.IXOIS.
Elder John Alyers 2 00
TO
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give Names, Postoffice, County
and State ]>lani and distinct.—
Ed.
ZION’S LA NO MAKES,
I)EVOTED TO THE
IJvimiUuc Saptist (Hansc,
13 rUBLIS HKD
Oil the 1st and 15th of Each Ifoiith,
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wix^sors', jv. c.
ELDER L, I, BCDENHAIVIER,
EQIT3P
XWE-MS :
TWO DOLLARS PEE ARHUM, IN ADVANCE.
Specimen copies will be mailed to any ad
dress on application to the Editor.
15®’” For Clubs of five subscribers, a sLxth
copy will be .scut gniti.s.
The pOcStage on our paper i.s six cents
per quarter, (tfiree months,) when paid in ad
vance at the oflice where it is received.
enowi^ps
C aiie - S tripp ex* *
PATENTUD FOR 1.7 YEARS, BY .TOllN C.
BROWN, OF CKAWFORD.SVILLK, INDIANA.
This instrument economizes time and labor
in stripping the fodder from sugar cane; is
simple in its constniction, and can be manu
factured at small cost. It has been thorough
ly tested in llie AA’esteni couiitry, .uiid a. Di
ploma awarded to the Inventor by the Indiana
State Board of Agriculture, at iho Annual
Fair of 1868.
Tiie undersigned lias power of attorney to
dispose of State and County rights to manu
facture and sell the lUiove instruments in the
territory east of the Mississippi and south of
the Ohio rivers ; and would be pleased to fur
nish all necessary infortnalion in regard to
the same, to persons wishing to engage in their
manufacture.
Addre.ss. L. I. BODENITAMER,
Kernersville, Forsythe Co., N. C.
We keep always on hand a full supply of n o
PeiMiTi¥E HYMMS,
by Elder Benjamin LloyH, which may be bad ■
on the following terras :
Pkimitive Htmns—Cash rKicji.e.
Fiain substantial (sheep) bimlirtg, single
copies, I 06 ‘
Six copies for .pi
Twelve copies for i t.
Red and black morocco hiuding, yilali.
edge, eingle copies, :'■(}
Six copies for p .o
Twelve copies for B. u>
Extra gilt edge and gilt covers, elegant
style, single copies, F-- f ( 0
Six copies for }(, n{> -
Twelve copies for • H; ty;
At these jirkes we will send our boc‘ky l y
mail, to any post office in the United Slaict u
Territories, at our own expense. Anj' p'ersou
company or church ordering a. dozen books m
the above rates, sh.dl have om; book c.ytrr, •=?
the same quality as the dozen ordered ; or, .i! .-i,
mixed do.'.en is wanted, tiie extra book sli:i'.l
averpge w'lth the dozen, ‘ihese books are got
ten ap in the best STyi.ES of printing and bim;-
ing.
At these prices cash must accc.mpa.ny ordetr..
Sums over five dollars, send by ExproK ■ undi -
five dollars, by mail, in registered IcUci
Address,
MRS. N. A. CHF.ATHAV,
(■ireenville, BuUei' Coumy, A':i>.
Greenville, Ala., March 17, 1868.
H®’“l’erson.s ordering hooks will pk-a-ae civi.
their post office, county and Stale .cuain' v.
RUFFIN
&ELECT 8CIMMI.L,
CASVfSLL COUNTY, N. C.,
THE Spring Scssionof this School, situauJ
near Rufiin Station, ou the Piediiuiiii Kfulruri. ,
■will commence on Monday, .Jaiunry JLh,
18(19.
G-aod boys will be adiniliecl. but ns the i ui -
scriber has never known any of liis pupis
to be intoxicated since tiie war, lie does net
wish to tp.rnish the reputation of (he SciiHc.
by receiving those who are addiotev! to bml
habits.
Tei’Eais, per Session Twc54iy»©^?e Week--.
English Gn amnab—The equivalent of Fiiti-eu,
Dollars in Specie.
Languages—The equivalcut of Tweniy-rivc
Dollars in Specie.
If the Tuition bi paid in currency, flic ad
dition shall not exceed thiity-iive ceufa t.-ii'
each dollar of specie.
Four barrels of good eoru, delivered at tic;
commi'iiccment 01 the Session, will pay for :i-e
instruction of a pupil in Englisli Graumuir.
Six barrels will pay for the iiislrucnoi: i '
one in Laugu.age.s.
Maimed soldiers shall, pay otdy two-(hi;N.
of the ordinary prices of Tuition, N.i c.tiKr
deduction except in eases of pro:rac!e;l sick
ness.
Board, exclusive of light, can bo oi-tairu:J
for one barrel of family flour per iinmih, i r
$12 50 in ouiTcricy.
During the first three days of the Session,
pupils can got conveyance from the S;a:iwy
free of charge.
I’.afroDS are solicited to visit the Soboo! l;e-
quentlyj in order to sec how tlieir ciii!dr''n
progress. The society is good, and the hx^'.-
tion licaltby.
JA8. 8. D.VMERON, PmNCtvAi,.
Ruffin Station, N. C., Nov. 2-jih, 1868.
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