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AJi.'S Sue A Crutchor, Nov 15, ’75,
QEOBOJA.
.foHC-p’u Coliins, May 15. ’77,
Tiirough J A Mims, $12:
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h\(\rjf Ji sliua I’owdoin. ()ct 15,’75,
j) W Loiulennilk,, Nov 15,’75,
Kobert Loveless. Nov 1-5, ’75,
Am Ilolsenback, Nuv 15, ’75,
John II Fos, Nov 15,’7.5,
'•Vin ']' Hail, Nov 15, 'lo,
1{ H Hover, Nov 15, ’75,
J A Mims, July 1, ’76,
, Tliiough T) G MeCowen, $6:
Zt'llm r, J.ieo 1,’75,
H Ald-'owen, Oct 1, 75,
D G McL(j\ven, 'act 1, '75,
Through F A .McWilliams, $12:
,\i:sGeo \V lioss, .nov i, 7*/,
Mr.s J M Green, Nov 1,’5,
Miss Betti" t'astellon, Nov 1, ’7.5,
Mr.^ John .-V Joriian, Nov 1,J75,
'.(i.-s ,'Stella Thomas, Nov 1, ’75,
.Mi^s A J rhambers, .Nov 1, ’7.5,
K .Vycoek, Nov 1, '75,
J T’ McWilliams, Nov 1, ’^5,
'v McWilliams, Feb 1, ’76,
Thr./tigli Elder Thoma.s J Bazemorc:
Miss E E ilreshom, Nov 15, ’75,
lldRYLANJJ.
Elder h' A Chick, Alarcli 1,’75,
ILLINOIS.
Througli Elder Isotn Cranfili:
Amanda McNail, Sep 15, ’75,
OREGON.
Through Elder Isorn CranfiH $6:
ioiin ..5^00. Sep 15, ’75,
’■ ieldiiijr Ttmipleman, Sep 1, ’75,
Wm Tucker, June 1, ’75,
Robert Kent, Aug 1-5, ’75,
KE\ TIJCKY.
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Tins Henry Field.s, Nov 15, ’74,
Thrtuigh Elder Mr,") Woodard:
TVru FOrt, Nov 1, ’75,
Throtu'h S H Tlradi’v;
Siiucoii I’cediii, 7\ov 1, ’7;i,
Through iS R Harrell, $5 ;
J II Grimes, Dc 15, ’75,
Levi Eiimouson, Sej) 15. ’75,
C ',y J Ceway, Nov 1,’75,
Tiiro'igdi Elder B C Pitt, $5 50:
.1 B L'Miier, uct 15, ’7,7,
David Moore, July 1, ’75,
Through M Angler, .$9 50 ;
Willougiibv Hall, Sep 15, ’75.
A S Ha I, Nov 1,5,’7.5,
David May, Nov 1.5, ’7.5,
Elisha -Aim,stead Nov 1-5, ’75,
Join) B Crahlreo, Nov lu’7.5,
Joliii Whitaker Nov i.5, ’7.5,
Wm Stanley Sop 1, ’7.5,
.M A .-Aiigier, Dec 1, ’76,
Jii jtltiiinriam.
from this spell, and on the.tcst.nd Suntlay and
Saturday hefore, in October, at ni.s owu church
---SLaughter Creek. I was .at this meeting on
iSatuidav ai d went liomc with him after
])re:!chi.ig. Shortly after this lie was taken
(.own With a slow f ver, whicii terminated in
his death. I visited him twi-c after hi.s re.
laiwc. I’.fy first visir v.as on Satuiday before
the first Sunday in October 1874. I got to
liiniio.is ; alter uigiufail and wlicn I walked
in Ivy ills bed side, ho knew me and put iiis
aric.s around my neck and wept, and said to
me : “Your  ountenance, rny brother, com
forts me.” He was perf(>ctly rational and
when 1 s.iid to liim, “I am .sorry to see you
si(.k:” lie replied, “I do not know that I am
sorry.” II.- was taking opiates and would
occasionally sleeii, an.) during bis sleep he
would eptote si'idpturc, repeat liymns', Ac., and
would occasionallv s.iy, “Sweet, sw :et afflic
tion, how sweet to be in the presence of God.”
.Among other hymns he (piotod this verse:
Captain and Lord.
Lilte brother Bn?.'ev,
brethren and friends will not forget
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Thr'iugh W F Gold :
Vlonroe Lhdd, April 15, ’75,
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Through James AY Poggetl:
Wfrj T 1 >o^geU, A\-ril 15,^75,
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TENMASSEE.
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Bi'.addy Oct 15, ’75,
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Jbrou'ib Elder Abner Hern, S4 50:
Siiad:.a 'h Green, lct 1-'), ’75,
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H VV Sawyer, Nov 1, ’75,
1 50
rerry 11 Potter, Nov 1,’75,
1 50
NON Til C A ROLINA.
J B Batts, Ang 15. ’75,
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Elder John A Williams. Nor l'>,'74,
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-R R Dnpicc, Nov 15, ’75,
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.losiali ('ox. May 15, ’75,
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ls:ii‘c (' Moore, -July 1, ’75,
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Wm Belcher, "Nov 15,’7'i,
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.Tohn O T’ollard, (Vt 1, '7o,
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•*Vm T Hale.s, June 1-5, ’71,
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-loscqih Thomas, Dec 1, ’74,
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■»Ir.s Nanev B \V itbers, Dec 1, ’75,
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I B Dav- Nov 15, ’75,
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Wm Nc.ai, Dec 1,’75,
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G V. L Neal, Oct 1-5, ’75.
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-.lef/i-ge Carter, .June 1, ’r1,
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.’•J II Southron, Nov 15, ’7G,
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■V W Rennetl, Oct 15, ’7-5,
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AV A Gouly, .-sep 1, ’74,
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J \Y Ai'drcv.'s, Feb 1 5,'7-5,
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-'•Vm Vaniall, July 15, ’75.
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Vine id Barnc.s, Aug 1-5, ’74,
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I'rof H-.issel, Jar. 1, ’'R>.
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T S Banks, .April 15, ’75,
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J.-ntifs Ba.ss, May 1,’' ,
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•Vlr.s Maggie Legget, Oct 15, ’75,
B T Coggin Sep 1-5, ’75,
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Wm A Kivenbark, Feb, 15,’75,
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Vlr.s Lucy 'Baylor, March 1, ’7,5,
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A’iiev Bv By, June 1, ’7'5,
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■\ W Salisbury Nov 1, '75,
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John AV Dawson. Nov 1, '75,
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AY T Jcnkius, Oct 1-5, ’75,
2 00
Joseph J-'aniu r, Nov 15, ’75,.
1 50
James I) Barnes, March 1, ’7-.,
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.leo Ga.rdner, Oct 1, ’74,
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■8 G Field, Nov 15, ’75,
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VIrs Srdlie Ikiidln, Nov 15,’75,
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VIrs Lucy Pitt, Dec, 1, ’7-5,
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Elijah AViusion, Sep 15 ’75,
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Abram Baum. May 1-5,’75,
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Mr.s M A Taylor, Jan 15,’75,^
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.*'1 Cooper. Dec 1, ’75,
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Hargis I'hitbiug, July 1, ’75,
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j W Bass, F'eb 1. ’76,
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I N Vick, May 1-5, ’7-5.,
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.1 H (irlfliu, July 1-5, ’75,
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H N (.’room, J nc 1, ’74,
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A'inses moore, May 15. '7,-5,
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Jca.se Coleinau, .Aug LA.’74,
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iosi.di Barnes Oct 1, ’7.5,
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.1 Johnson, Aug 1, ‘75,
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1 AV AA O'.nble, Sep 1, ’7-5,
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'i'hr'''-gli MrsM -AI Daniel:
Ei.t..\viLLE, Schley Goekty, Ga., I
November .5, ’874. )
Dear Lroihcr Gold:—
I drop vnii a line this morning to
comiminicate tln^ sad tidings of the
d( ath of Elth'r ]. .R. Teat. You |
will no doultt be furni.slKH] .soon with j
an ol itipiry by some ol liis family or |
bretliren of bis church. He, to our j
I
Iiuman view, was in tlie pri.-ne of ids
ministry—not lieing I should judge
over fifty-five yc'ar.s old. In plain
truth a great man i.s fallen in Isra
el He was in, my judgment, t!u'
most gifted preacher I eve? ie': rd,—
.Mystei'is'us are the ways ?.
1'here, seemed to be .so m.ich I'mcd of
liim at thi.s time; bur, it 'i-ics im;
greatly shake our iiojie, even a r,t-i.
great oii'es fall a.s!eep in J-tsus, fo;' we
have many examjiles in tlie .seri})ain's
of till'dealiopa ofdod ill this way
“In the floods of tribulation,
AViuletlie bilio-.vY over i>ic roll,
J(.su^ w'lisiicrs consolailon
,.\nd supports iny feeble soul.”
witli his Cl'Urc:
teplten
During the niglit he itupiired about the Ims-
ine.^s 0. our clmrcli, &c. His mind seemed
to be entirely absorbtd in scriptiira! promlsc.s,
and I do not think that 1 ever enjoyed his
company to a greater extent than I did on
ibis occasion. He told me during the night
that he lid not tliink lie was going to die, as
the ! onl ind not sliown to him that he was
going to take him of and he believed the
Lord would do t.ns before bo went to
die. I did not visit him again until Thurs
day Ixd'ore ho died oil Saturday. .At tliis
last visit, hefore I got in the house, I
heard liim groaning witli what seemed to be
■> .-y acute p:iin. Wlien I went in lie knew
, but was unable to speak. 1 soon discov
ered he w;is sulf'ering greatly with piie^ and
str’cLure of the urethra. IIis fever liad al"
most entirely abated, .and he -presented some
symptom.s of convale.sceucc, hut I felt that if
ihese severe p.iruxylsm vvere not cheeked he
coaid not stand them many davs. .At this
visit he was unable fo talk audibly, and did
not say an' thing only when compiairiing, or
asking u.s to do somo'' . ng for iiirn.
hi.s liereaved widow and eliildren;
and liopG, that if need be, they will
miiii.ster of tiieir eartidv goods to her
neees.sities, for the preachers’ widow.*,
if needy, should bo so remembercth—
[Pin.
CoNTitmiJTlON.s for bmlding a
Primitive Riptl.st meeting hon.se at,
Raleisrli N. C., can ho sent to Jeffer
son Gulley, Raleigh, x'J. C. We
hope that a house of wor.sldp of
that order will be built tlier-'.
r. D. Gold.
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CH,VN(IE SCREODLE.
OfETCEOF (TFN’L SrPEUrNTF.YUFKT, j
Wilmington, N. ('., .vl.iy 17t,h. 1S74. i
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trains on the; 5Vibnim''ton u. n 'Aeidon
Railroad wIR run a.s follows:
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away wliilst preaching prot>:ibi'.\ iii.
first sermon. James was beheaded m
the early days of ehristianity, and
many h\s.s eonspieuons ones, but not
le.ss beloved of' the Lord, have been
irathered lioine to heavt-n in the fn-sii
bloom of early morning, whilst many
luive dried up, so t ) .^peak, upon tlie
stalk. But I am sure tliat none die
before their work is done. But we
mourn, beeau.se we loved liim; and
beean.se we f-ball miss him in the
Lord’.s eoui't.s I'Gow. He i.s trans-
lerred to a higher department, and
there we hope to meet 'dm again. I
liavc no doubt of bis being now a;
rest. All the l)!es.sed tamily vho are
now liorn and 'who shall be yet bora
of the Spirit,, are S'.viftly speeding
their wav to l.eaveii ; some are even
now entering in throngli death, some
are near the .shore of the cverla.sti
haven, and none are very far otf,-
Peace to his a.shes.
Your brother in hope.
J. R. IHisrEtS,
'.'ilm from 10 o’clock until after te:i, when we
i'( turn..(1 homo with s.ul heart.', .an 1 feeling
that wc would not be .surprEed to boar of his
dealb at any time.
I was not present when he died, but am in.
formed by tho.se that saw him die, that he
pas.sed oil’quietly aboiu 3 o’clock B. M. iSatur-
d.iy the 17ih iiist., and quietly fell asleep in
Jesus, as we have abundant rea.sons to believe.
“.Asleep ill. Jtesiis, ble.ssed sleep.
From which none ever wake to weep.
A culm and undisturbed rcpo.se,
Enbi'oken by the last of foes.
Asleep in Jesus, peaceful re.st,
Wbo,se waking i.s supremely bles.sed ;
,No tear, no woe shad dim that hour
That uunife.sts thy Saviour’s power.
CussL'TT.v, Ga., Odtober 20, 1874.
EkDr P. J). Gold, Dear Brother:—
Our dear broiher, Elder I. R., T.tgVT, de
parted tiiis life (after a painful illne.-s of six
weeks) on Saturday the 17tli inat, 3 o’lock
P..M.
I vka.s with him in tlie early ?).j,rt, of bis
siq'xiies,s several timcij, in Let he wa.s taki.n
sick at our church, on our reguiar meeting
day, the first Suiid.iy in Aiigu.st last. On th-'tt
i.:'’'(sion lie preach.ed for.us ou .Satiird.ay but
wa.s too unwell to preach on S.induy, and had
to be carried home, lie partly recovemi
Asleep in Jesms, oh, for me.
May such a blissful refuge be —
Securely shall my ashes lie.
Waiting the summon from on high.
A great .nan in Isniel is fallen and one
whose ioSvS to the church will be sorely felt
but the Ma.ster has taken him from our midst
and (h'prived u.s ofliis sweet counsel and great
gift in the niini.stiy ; but iet ns try to be rec
onciled ami adopt the language of the .“crip-
ture he so often qut>ted during his sickness—
‘‘The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away,
hles.scd be the name of the Lord.” lie leaves
a devoted wife and sister, and three .single
and two married daiigiiters and a small son.
j 1 hope the churches will remem'oer them.
Let us rememoer the de.solate hours our
dear sister ha.> spent in the double capacity of
wife and liusband, th«t we might enjoy the
ever delightful society of our dear departed
brother. May God incline our hearts not to
be uninindful of her—is my prayer.
Yours,
II. Bua.sEY.
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Elder Te.vt, from my impression
of iiini, vva.s a very able minister of
the gospel, and truly do I feel to
sympathize with chy dear brethren in
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