BAPTIST CAMP NEErrn-o
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0eTihe kehoboth C,hurch -iau La' pointed Camp Meeting. 10 he hold rt the ensuing Association, on the M.tbo- dist Camp ground, about five miles east oi batessiiie; to commence an t.,.. Friday before the first Lords day ;n October next. ' ''

 The Church have made all the neces- sary arrangements calculated to nro- mote the convenience and comfort of persons rom distance; and we re. specuaiiy ask the aid and assistance of work. sne s'oou

 This will be the first Camn Maet;,o held by any of the Churches bclono;n5 10 thls Association, and we hns0hlv trust our efforts will not be in yain- Engaged aswe are, in conjunction with all other Christian societies. in combat. ting the powers of darkness, and in for warding the cause of our blessed I.ord ana master, we would be much eratifi- ed to have the prayers and assistance of our beloved brethren of other deDomi- nations, from every portion of our country.

 At the last annual Association. there was a Missionary appointed as an itin- eraM preacher within the bounds of the Association, supported by contributions ana collections at our meetings; and we deem it important 10 the interests of the Association, that some Baptist bro- ther, we'll qualified for the Ministry. should act in the same capacity during the ensuing year, as we are satisfied that the same provision will be made by the Association, at our next meeting. Wehave therefore takenupon ourselves the responsibility to request, that any person should feel disposed to take up- 1 on himself the duties of t Missionary. within the bounds of cur Association. that he will give us the necessary in- formation, that his name may be placed upon our minutes.

 Approved in Church Conference. August l2th, 1882.

 WruTMrLL LEeGETr, Moderator. George Gill, Clerk.

 6rThe Independence County Socie. ty will meet at the same place, on the first Sabbath in October next: and while the Association is in session. all the members, together with all other persons, whether friendly or opposed to the cause of Temperance, are re-