C. R. Austin:—We unite your two payments. It was as you thought.
L. S. Wetherwax & J. S. Wager:—We will refer the matter to the general Conference appointed here Nov. 6.
Receipts.
By Editor
Annexed to each receipt in the following list, is the Volume and Number of the 'Review and Herald' to which the money receipted pays. If money for the paper is not in due time acknowledged, immediate notice of the omission should then be given.
FOR REVIEW AND HERALD.
C. R. Austin 2,00,xii.1. H. Edson (for R. Hitchcock 0,50,xi.17, and for R. Hunn 0,50,xi.24,) 1,00 C. R. Austin (for L. Cole) 1,00,xii.1. Z. Brooks 1,00,xii.1. M. Chambers 1,00,xi.21. Wm. L. Hipkins 1,00,xi.21. N. Smith 0,50,xi.21. Saml Radabaugh 1,00,xii.1. Elizabeth Gray 1,00,x.1. M. H. Irish 1,00,x.18. N. H. Schooley 2,00,xi.1. M. E. Beach 2,00,xii.25. C. B. Spaulding 1,00,xii.1. E. Wick 0,50,ix.17. E. Wick (for J. D. Law) 0,50,xii.1. Jno. Palmiter 1,00,xii.1. J. W. Marsh 1,00,xii.1. C. Kelsey 2,00,x.21. Wm. Carpenter 2,00,x.1. E. A. Poole 2,00,xii.1. O. W. Benson 2,00,xi.1. E. Sanford (for L. H. Humason) 0,25,xi.14.
FOR REVIEW TO POOR.—H. Edson $1. C. M. $0,48. Sarah Gove $1. Mary Stone $1. A friend (the proceeds of a pair of ear rings) $1.
FOR POWER PRESS.—C. M. $3. Sarah Gove $2.
APPOINTMENTS.
By Editor
General Conference at Battle Creek.
PROVIDENCE permitting, there will be a General Conference at Battle Creek, to commence Nov. 6th, in the evening, and hold Sabbath, First-day, and as much longer as shall be thought best. Those who come to this Conference are requested to remain and attend the meetings of business on Second-day.
We hope to see Brn. Andrews, Loughborough and Everts from the West at this meeting. Let there be a general rally from all parts of this State, and as many from other States, and from Canada as can see duty to come. We will feed with hay as many horses as we can put in our barns. We will lodge as many as we can provide beds for, then give up our floors, and barn-chambers to those brethren who can best endure such lodgings. Those who can, will do well to bring provisions, buffalo-robes, or bed clothes, so that they can lodge in the old meeting house. Come along, brethren and sisters. Bring what you can, and we will do what we can for you.
This Conference will be at the opening of our new place of worship. I have put at least $300 of borrowed money into this house for the church of God in this State, which I shall expect to receive at this Conference. These are hard times, brethren, but come prepared to do something as the Lord hath prospered. We will take gold, silver, good bills, wheat, corn, oats, butter, cheese, deer-skins, or good promises of help soon. You who felt badly over our scanty invitation to come to Conference last Spring on account of the small size of our place of worship, come and meet with us. And you who fear we are building too large, come and assemble in the house of prayer with us if there is room for you all.
Special Notice.
By James White
Those who have but little else than an idle curiosity to gratify may as well stay at home. If any still have a disposition to watch for others' faults, and report them behind their backs, such had better stay at home. Come to worship God. Come, brethren, to do your duty, and help advance the cause. We invite you all to come and enjoy this feast with us.
In behalf of the church in Battle Creek.
JAMES WHITE.
Conferences at Colon and Burlington
By James White
By advice of Bro. Byington, Bro. and Sr. White will hold a Conference at Colon, Mich., Sabbath and First-day, Oct. 30th and 31st. Brn. Byington and Phillips design to attend also. It is hoped there will be a gathering from Burr Oak, Union, Burlington and other places.
On the evening of Nov. 1st we will meet with the church in Burlington. JAMES WHITE.
R. F. COTTRELL
By R. F. Cottrell
PROVIDENCE permitting, Bro. Wm. S. Ingraham will meet with the scattered brethren in the vicinity of Port Allegany, McKean Co., Pa., on Sabbath and First-day, the 7th and 8th of November.